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Gloria Blackwell
Gloria Blackwell is AAUW's vice president of fellowships, grants and global programs, overseeing and managing AAUW's annual $4 million fellowships, grants, and awards funds. Gloria also manages AAUW's international collaborations with the United Nations and other global organizations. Her professional background includes long-term engagement at the Institute of International Education (IIE) working on fellowships and global education programming and positions as a Peace Corps staff member and volunteer in Africa. Gloria received a master's degree in education and human development from the George Washington University, and a bachelor's degree from the Edmund A. Walsh School of Foreign Service at Georgetown University after studying at the American University in Paris. Gloria is committed to supporting opportunities and empowerment for women and girls globally.
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Fong Cheng
Fong Cheng is the vice president of Information Technology and has more than twenty years of experience providing business software support to non-profit organizations. He oversees operations of AAUW's computing, web, membership, fundraising, and financial systems. Prior to joining AAUW in 2001, Fong was the IT Director for the National Board of Medical Examiners in Philadelphia, PA. Fong has a master's degree in applied mathematics and statistics specializing in data and statistical analysis.
Christianne Corbett
Christianne Corbett is a senior researcher at AAUW, where she writes about gender equity in education and the workplace. She is a co-author of AAUW's Graduating to a Pay Gap (2012); Why So Few? Women in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (2010); and Where the Girls Are: The Facts about Gender Equity in Education (2008). Corbett is a spokesperson on research topics regarding the gender pay gap and women in STEM. Before coming to AAUW, she worked as a legislative fellow on Capitol Hill and as a mechanical design engineer in the aerospace industry. Corbett holds a master's degree in cultural anthropology from the University of Colorado, Boulder, and bachelor's degrees in aerospace engineering and government from the University of Notre Dame.
Kate Farrar
Kate C. Farrar, vice president of AAUW Campus Leadership Programs, manages programs that ensure college women assume leadership roles and acquire the skills they need to succeed in their academic, professional, and personal lives. Prior to assuming her current position, Kate was the associate director of National Programs and Policy at Wider Opportunities for Women. She was a 2011 WIN Young Woman of Achievement awardee, member of the Center for Progressive Leadership's 2011 Executive Fellowship, and serves as president of the Women under 40 Political Action Committee (WUFPAC) board. Her writing has been featured in the Huffington Post and the Daily Muse.
Prior to arriving in Washington, D.C., Kate lobbied the Connecticut state legislature on behalf of nonprofit organizations. She also served as a field organizer in Wisconsin for the 2004 presidential campaign. She earned a bachelor's degree in political science from the University of Connecticut and a master's in public administration from the Maxwell School at Syracuse University.
Suzanne Gould
Suzanne Gould is AAUW's archivist and records manager. She has earned graduate degrees in women's history and library science and has been working in the archives field for 20 years. Suzanne preserves AAUW's records and enjoys sharing stories about the many fascinating women and events in AAUW's history.
Deepti Gudipati
Deepti Gudipati is the vice president of Member Leadership Programs at AAUW. She is an experienced coach & consultant who has worked with emerging leaders and emerging teams for the past 8 years. Deepti is passionate about facilitation and meeting design and has extensive experience in organizational consulting, team building, and systems analysis. Her work focuses on building intentional leadership systems, which helps to align an organization's values and strategic goals with the strengths and capabilities of its employees.
Deepti holds a Master's Degree in Organizational Dynamics from the University of Pennsylvania; and a Master's Degree in Public Policy and Bachelor's Degree in Business Administration from Carnegie Mellon University. She also participated in the Coro Fellowship for Public Affairs in St. Louis, MO.
Linda D. Hallman
Linda D. Hallman is the executive director and chief executive officer of AAUW. For more than 25 years, Hallman has made her mark as an association innovator. She has led a variety of associations, focusing on creating high-performance individuals, teams, programs, and governance in the fields of health care and horticulture. Before taking the helm of AAUW, Hallman served as president and CEO of the American Medical Women's Association. From 1997 to 2002 she served as CEO of the American Horticultural Society, and from 1988 to 1997 she held virtually every leadership position with the American College of Health Care Administrators. Hallman began her career as a soprano soloist with the United States Army Band, "Pershing's Own," at Fort Myer, Virginia.
A native of Washington, D.C., Hallman received her bachelor's degree in music education from Indiana University in Bloomington, Indiana, and her master's degree in organizational management from George Washington University in Washington, D.C. She is also a certified association executive (CAE).
Hallman is a frequent speaker on women's issues, finance, leadership, and management, and she's an expert on creating extraordinary membership experiences and cultures, organizational strategies, alliance building, and fundraising. In 2013, she was recognized as one of 100 Women Leaders in STEM by STEMConnector.
Hallman lives with her husband and her standard poodle in the Washington, D.C., metropolitan area, where she maintains a personal commitment to what close friends call her "exquisite" garden.
Check out Hallman's interview with International Innovation where she talks about AAUW history, goals and programs »
Catherine Hill, Ph.D.
Catherine Hill is the vice president for research at the American Association of University Women (AAUW) and an author of AAUW reports including Women in Community Colleges: Access to Success (2013); Graduating to a Pay Gap: The Earnings of Women and Men One Year after College Graduation (2012); and Why So Few? Women in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (2010). Before coming to AAUW, Hill was a study director at the Institute for Women's Policy Research and an assistant professor in planning and public policy at the University of Virginia. She has a bachelor and master's degree from Cornell University and a Ph.D. in policy development from Rutgers University.
Mark Hopkins
Mark Hopkins is chief strategy officer of AAUW and has responsibility for nondues revenue generation and fundraising, strategic alliance and collaboration development, and strategic planning with the other members of the executive staff of AAUW, among other duties.
With more than 25 years of experience working for and with nonprofit organizations, Mark has been an executive with American Lung Association, Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation, and USO World Headquarters. As a consultant in his own practice he has worked with Target Corporation, Estée Lauder Companies, Nike, JP Morgan Chase & Co., World Medical Center, and several others on innovation development, strategic alliance, and business development projects, as well as strategic philanthropic efforts.
Mark has also served as a volunteer with several nonprofit organizations and is currently a member of the Board of Trustees and Executive Committee of the U.S. Capitol Historical Society.
Laura Jepsen
Laura Jepsen is a major and planned giving associate at AAUW, where she works with the committed members and donors who provide a legacy gift or give substantially to AAUW during their lifetimes. She holds a bachelor's degree and a master's degree from the University of Denver Daniels College of Business. Laura is a native of Texas and enjoys international travel and hiking.
Toni Johnson
Toni Johnson is the vice president of major and planned giving at AAUW. Her nonprofit development career began as youth director for the American Red Cross in Honolulu, Hawaii, where she was born and raised. She is committed to making a difference and believes that organizations are only as good as the people in them. Toni brings a wealth of development and management experience and expertise to AAUW. Over the past 25 years she has worked as executive director for the American Red Cross, the American Diabetes Association of Greater New York, and Anderson House (a half-way house for women in recovery in New Jersey) and served as northeast regional development director for Food Allergy Research and Education (FARE). She lives with her husband in Old Town Alexandria, Virginia, and has two grown children. Toni loves the beach, sunshine, travel, and the gym.
Amalia Lam
Mollie Lam is the AAUW Legal Advocacy Fund senior manager. Mollie manages LAF's case support program, making recommendations to the LAF Committee and working with plaintiffs to challenge discrimination and harassment in education and the workplace. Mollie also manages Campus Outreach Grants and Case Support Travel Grants, collaborating with AAUW branches to promote awareness about the legal rights of workers and students. She earned her bachelor's in history with a concentration in cross-cultural studies from Carleton College. She received her juris doctor from Washington University in St. Louis. An attorney with a background in discrimination law, advocacy, and the federal court system, Mollie previously served as law clerk to Judge Michael J. Melloy on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 8th Circuit.
Rebecca Lanning
Rebecca Lanning directs AAUW's Art, Editorial, and Media Department — home base for our publications, social media, and media relations teams. After learning her craft as an editor at the Modern Language Association in New York, Rebecca worked in scientific and scholarly publishing before joining the AAUW staff in 2006.
Lisa Maatz
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As AAUW's top policy adviser, Maatz works to advance AAUW's priority issues on Capitol Hill, in the White House, and in coalition with other organizations. She is a sought-after speaker across the nation and in our nation's capital, and has a large and devoted following on Twitter. Lisa also provides leadership to several coalitions working to advance opportunities for women and girls, including the National Coalition for Women and Girls in Education and the Paycheck Fairness Act Coalition. Recently featured in the book Secrets of Powerful Women, Lisa has developed a reputation for her strategic approach to legislation and advocacy. She has done similar work for the NOW Legal Defense and Education Fund and the Older Women's League, and was a legislative aide to U.S. Congresswoman Carolyn Maloney (D-NY). Her grassroots advocacy career began when she was the Executive Director of Turning Point, a battered women's program recognized for excellence by the Ohio Supreme Court.
Lisa is a Phi Beta Kappa graduate of Ohio University, and currently serves on the university's Diversity Alumni Advisory Board. She has two master's degrees from Ohio State, and holds an adjunct appointment with the Women and Politics Institute at American University. Honors include the National Committee on Pay Equity's Winn Newman Advocacy Award (2013), National Association of Partnerships in Equity's first-ever Public Policy Advocate for Equity Award (2012) and the U.S. Women's Chamber of Commerce's 10th anniversary Trailblazer Award (2011). Lisa has also received the Women's Information Network's Karen Mulhauser Award (2010) for mentoring and service, and WIN's Young Woman of Achievement Award (2001); she has served on that organization's Advisory Council since 2003. She was a recipient of the Mentor Award from the Public Leadership Education Network (2003), and was recently named to their board of directors (2012). Lisa was awarded a Congressional Fellowship in Women and Public Policy from the Women's Research and Education Institute (1997) and was a mayoral appointee to the Washington, D.C., Commission on Women (2006–10).
Lisa has been with AAUW since 2003. During that time, she also spent 16 months serving concurrently as the interim director of the AAUW Legal Advocacy Fund.
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Ruby Peters
Ruby Peters has been employed with AAUW for more than 30 years and started her career with AAUW at the 2401 Virginia Avenue headquarters. Ruby spent her first 14 years in the Human Resource Department and the past 19 years in Administration Services. As the Vice President of Administration, she oversees all facilities maintenance, services, and operations, and is the liaison with building tenants.
Ellen Root
As vice president of corporate development, Ellen Root coordinates AAUW's national corporate relations strategy and is committed to developing and managing corporate collaborations that expand opportunities for women and girls. With more than a dozen years of experience, Ellen has specialized in building meaningful relationships with the corporate sector to benefit communities served on behalf of national organizations like the American Red Cross and the Smithsonian Institution, as well as Washington, D.C.-based groups Food & Friends and the Corcoran Gallery of Art .
Ellen is a graduate of Pennsylvania State University and resides in Washington, D.C., with her family.
Andresse St. Rose, Ed.D.
Andresse St. Rose is a senior researcher at AAUW where she studies a wide range of gender equity issues in higher education and the workplace, including the recruitment and retention of women and girls in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) throughout the educational pathway. She is a co-author of several AAUW reports including Why So Few? Women in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics and Women in Community Colleges: Access to Success. Andresse is also a regular contributor and speaker to a variety of publications and audiences focused on the need to increase women's representation in STEM. Prior to working at AAUW Andresse was an academic counselor and taught high school math and biology. She has a bachelor's degree in biology from Hamilton College, a master's degree from Boston College, and earned her doctorate in education policy from George Washington University.
Lamont Thompson
Lamont "LT" Thompson, manager of projects and expediting, is responsible for implementing and managing a streamlined internal project tracking system at AAUW. A proud father and family man, LT enjoys taking on home remodeling projects, exploring museums with his daughter, and attending live sports events.
Peggy Woods-Clark
Peggy Woods-Clark is AAUW's website manager and oversees the ongoing development and operation of AAUW's website. Peggy began her professional career in newspaper photojournalism and still misses the field-level access to sporting events. She is a graduate of the University of Kansas and believes that one year soon they will win the Big Dance again.
Pamela Yuen
Pam Yuen serves as AAUW's interdepartmental assistant, lending time to the Public Policy and Government Relations and Leadership Programs departments. Prior to joining the AAUW team, Pam was a congressional staffer with the office of Congressman Frank Pallone, Jr. She is a proud alumna of Douglass College-Rutgers University. In her free time she enjoys playing fast-pitch softball and baking cupcakes.


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Men, women advance to BBI match play | Match-ups
Blackwelder just misses ace, $25K at Big Break
Punch Shot: One change for the Ryder Cup
Harrington not interested in 2016 RC captaincy
Report: Woods to open S. Florida restaurant
GR: #TrickShotThursday; Tiger's sandwich
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I walked around the base of Little Cottonwood Canyon near Salt Lake City for an hour or so on Friday. I was by myself and wasn't dressed adequately for the weather, but it was one of the best days I've had in a really long time.
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Topanga doesn't want to read Lauren's letter, but Angela tears it out of her hands and reads it to her. Topanga is very angry, slamming Cory into a locker to begin their discussion. She wants to know why he lied to her about the kiss, and tells him that he broke her trust and that she doesn't know how they can work past that. Later on, Topanga sees Cory give a speech about trusting in relationships, and Topanga sees it and tells him she is moved. Even so, she says she doesn't want to start their relationship over and doesn't show up to Chubbie's, which is their Valentine's Day ritual.
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When Angela shows up at his apartment for him, Jack and Eric tell her he's not there. When she goes to Cory's house, Cory says he doesn't know either. Angela begins to think that he stood her up, but Cory tells her "You don't assume first, you love first." Just then, Eric calls from the boathouse and tells Cory where Shawn is, and Angela and Cory rush there.
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If there was ever a question about whether or not defense wins championships, the All-Atlantic Coast Conference all-defense team selected by the coaches answered that question.
Multiple Canes Make All-ACC List
Two Miami Hurricanes players were honored by the Atlantic Coast Conference Monday as members of the first and second team All-ACC squads.
'Canes Conquer Clemson, Capture ACC Title
Down to its third try and last chance, Miami came through.
Canes Lose Heartbreaker To Yellow Jackets, 71-69
All the Miami Hurricanes needed Wednesday night was a win against woeful Georgia Tech to clinch the school's first ACC basketball championship. Instead, the Canes are now one more loss away from possibly having to share that crown with the Duke Blue Devils.
Miami Drops One Spot To Sixth In AP Poll
The Duke Blue Devils had to have 36 points from starter Ryan Kelly to knock off the Miami Hurricanes by just three points on Saturday. While the Canes took a loss, it didn't impact the team's ranking very much this week.
Canes Clinch At Least Share Of ACC Regular Season Title
The University of Miami stands poised to clinch a number one seed in the NCAA Tournament as March begins Friday, but before that the Hurricanes clinched at least a share of the Atlantic Coast Conference regular season championship thanks to a little help from Virginia.
Canes Basketball Keeps Rolling In ACC
The Miami Hurricanes are giving the Miami Heat a run for their money on who the best basketball team in South Florida is in 2013.
Noles Dominate All-ACC Selections
Florida State, Clemson, and North Carolina dominated the 1st and 2nd team All-Atlantic Coast Conference selections released Monday.
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Florida State Seminoles head coach Jimbo Fisher said Monday that he's "committed to this football program" when asked about his future with the Noles.
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Extreme Makeover: Toddler Edition
Celebrity plastic surgeon Dr. Frank Ryan gives one mom a plastic surgery consultation -- because you're never too young to get a little work done.
The obsession with plastic surg and the ongoing quest for perfection- I wouldn't put it past anyone these days!
HELLO PEOPLE. Have you not heard of a joke? Satire??? Are we so far gone that we don't even recognize what would probably be a hilarious SNL skit?
Now, I do agree that I hope there was a long conversation explaining to the little girl that she was beautiful and nobody thought otherwise but that this was all in fun.
But a great commentary on our society. Have any of you seen Toddlers and Tiara's? NOW THAT'S disgusting and child abuse.
That child should be put into care and the mother needs to be committed. And that doctor should be struck off and NEVER practice medicine again.
Did he get his qualification from the back of a cornflakes packet?
That child should be allowed to reach at least 5 before her mommy exposes her to a life of surgery.Let kids be kids.
This is brilliant satire at it's finest. C'mon people, unclench. It's clearly not real. If you would look for the mother on here, she has other hilarious videos she's done. She's brilliant. She needs to be on SNL or something.
I thought it was hilarious!
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Satire or not it is NEVER fun or hilarious to joke about surgically altering the physical appearance of a child. I think that there are enough perverts in the world without giving them something more to prey on. Children are perfect in their own design. I think if this is humor it is a sick depiction of what comedy is and if its real the mother should be locked up for child abuse and have her head checked, the doctor's license should be yanked and the child put into a safe environment.
oooh gosh that's hilarious! i can almost see how people would take it seriously just cause the people are great actors. But still, doesn't take that many brain cells to realize that most doctors would not be putting C cups in a toddler. So freaking funny though!
This is a satire indeed, but also the real Dr. Frank Ryan. I cannot think of any respectable Doctor performing such a parody for the sake of fame, especially in front of a child, about a child. Joke or not this Doctor needs his head examined and probably a medical review as well.
He is a disgrace to all good surgeons, reconstructive or not.
If this was an SNL skit played out by adults it could be funny. This is just sick and shameful.
This HAS to be a joke, right???
This is a joke people. It's been circulating for months! It is suppose to show how Drs will talk anyone, even a flawless child, into thinking they need plastic surgery! Don't believe everything you read or see!
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Sometimes people are layered like that. There's something totally different underneath than what's on the surface. But sometimes, there's a third, even deeper level, and that one is the same as the top surface one. Like with pie.
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Football team demonstrates commitment to character, generosity
As the team began preseason practices this year, first-year Temple football coach Al Golden told reporters, "The Golden Rule is very simple, and that is: What you do [as a football player], you do to everyone at Temple. … How you conduct yourself — academically, athletically and socially — is reflected on the entire University."
He wasn't kidding.
At the opening football game in Buffalo, this year's team donated $1,530 to the Adam Taliaferro Foundation in the name of Shykem Lawrence, a high school safety who suffered a severe spinal cord injury in late August. And when they played Clemson on Oct. 12, Golden and his players further demonstrated their commitment to that philosophy. Before leaving for Charlotte, they unanimously voted to donate their one-week's game per diem — a total of $1,500 — to help Clemson football player Ray Ray McElrathbey raise his 11-year-old brother.
Clemson football player Ray Ray McElrathbey (right) and his brother Fahmarr (Photo courtesy Clemson Sports Information)
McElrathbey's story has made national headlines. He took custody of his brother, Fahmarr, this summer in response to their mother's continuing drug problem. Refusing to return his brother to foster care, McElrathbey made the difficult decision to take on the role of parenting — on top of school, football and the everyday demands of being a college student.
On Sept. 19, the NCAA granted special permission for Clemson University to establish the Fahmarr McElrahbey Trust Fund, which will provide the two brothers with basic needs such as food, clothing and transportation. Less than a month later, ESPN announced that donations from across the country — including Temple — had reached nearly $50,000.
In a letter addressed to McElrathbey before the game, Golden explained his team's motivation. "What you are doing will not only impact your life and Fahmarr's but many more people that you are an inspiration to. … Your unselfish actions have not only shown a very positive light on you and your family but to all of college football."
Almost immediately, the response from Clemson athletes, alumni and staff began streaming in. "As a third-generation Clemson alumni and supporter, I want to congratulate you and thank you for the fine example your team and staff led by contributing to 'the Ray Ray Fund,'" wrote alumnus Kay Ritger in a message to Temple Athletic Director Bill Bradshaw. "It is so encouraging and refreshing to see such an act in sports today, and I thank you for leading with such a positive example."
In a letter to Faculty Senate President Jane Evans, Clemson professor Beth Kunkel wrote, "For your football team to make such a selfless gesture speaks more loudly than any words of the quality and integrity of your students, faculty and athletic administrators."
Golden expects the football team to be representatives of Temple, and his players have stepped up to the challenge.
"Giving is the highest level of living, and this is what I'm trying to teach my players," Golden said.
By Erin Cusack
For the Temple Times
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Ryan Dempster, the pitcher who declined to quickly accept a trade to the Braves and ended up being dealt by the Chicago Cubs to the Texas Rangers, allowed eight earned runs in 4 2/3 innings in his first start for his new team Thursday night.
Dempster allowed nine hits, walked three and struck out six against the Angels.
Atlanta reportedly had agreed to a deal that would send pitching prospect Randall Delgado to Chicago, but as a major league veteran of 10 years and the last five with the same team, Dempster had the right to veto any deal.
The Braves instead traded other prospects for Cubs pitcher Paul Maholm, who will make his debut for Atlanta Saturday against the Astros.
August 2nd, 2012
10:43 pm
LMAO !!!! Im First too…Im always first !
August 2nd, 2012
10:44 pm
Karma Dumpster !
August 2nd, 2012
10:45 pm
Why did Minor only pitch 3 ings tonight?
August 2nd, 2012
10:55 pm
I don't like to criticze players too often but when you stand up your date….your date has a right to bitch about it….AND KARMA IS A BITCH!
August 2nd, 2012
11:19 pm
That's why I'm glad he turned down the trade to the Braves. I just knew by his last two starts he was going to start being average. I think we ended up with the better guy who is a lefty and locked up for next year.
August 2nd, 2012
11:24 pm
Maybe it's not cool to be a haiter, but as a life-long Cubs Fan, I hope Dempster keeps getting rocked. For the most part he was a real class act during his time in Chicago. He showed up every 5th day, and he was a great clubhouse guy. Still, when it came down to his getting traded, he put the Cubs in a real bad spot because he insisted he be traded to the Dodgers so he could be with his Man-Love buddy Ted Lily. The Dodgers were certain that Dempster would not accept a trade to any other team, so even 15 minutes before the trade deadline, the Dodgers refused to part with any reasonable prospect. So, I say good for you Dempster, go pitch in the American League, and see where your ERA is by the end of the year, and see how it affects your contract offers in the off-season.
I have 2 favorite Teams now! The Cubs, and the Atlanta Braves! I hope Atlanta wins it all!
August 2nd, 2012
11:28 pm
Couldn't happen to a more deserving guy.
Karma…Maybe Braves are indeed better off.
Kept Delgado and got a good bench player as
well as a pitcher for rest of '12 and all of '13.
All's well that ends well.
August 2nd, 2012
11:46 pm
Thank God for Frank Wren's big mouth!
August 2nd, 2012
11:48 pm
In hindsight, I'm glad he turned us down. We got a great bat off the bench to finally give all our outfield some rest and a quality pitcher. Works for me.
August 2nd, 2012
11:51 pm
Has anybody checked out Lowe's stats lately. He is having some serious problems with getting people out again. Hate it for him, but another good deal for Wren! Go Braves!
August 2nd, 2012
11:59 pm
The crying little girl got rocked – now that is justice.
August 3rd, 2012
12:32 am
August 3rd, 2012
1:29 am
Blaze: Lowe was demoted to the minors yesterday, and I think his career is over.
August 3rd, 2012
5:00 am
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August 3rd, 2012
6:12 am
He blocked the deal out of personal concern for his child and the medical attention needed for his child. His network of support is stronger in Calf.
I would do the same. yall some stupid crackers….lol
August 3rd, 2012
6:17 am
Lowe is done. He's 39, washed up. He had a good successfull career, but the arm is spent. Thanks for the years you gave us fans.
August 3rd, 2012
6:39 am
ahhhhh ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha. Dempster got rocked…….karma is a BITCH buddy. I wanted him and it all worked out……welcome to BRAVES country Maholm, now show us why your better than Dempster!
August 3rd, 2012
6:50 am
NFS, I may be a stupid cracker but even I know that Texas isn't in California.
August 3rd, 2012
7:20 am
The Rangers actually won the game even though Dempster didn't exactly give them a quality start. Roy Oswalt came in and got the win. Wow, the Rangers are in trouble when they're throwing those old timers out there.
August 3rd, 2012
7:24 am
"He blocked the deal out of personal concern for his child and the medical attention needed for his child. His network of support is stronger in Calf. I would do the same. yall some stupid crackers….lol"
That's a load of BULL! It was a two month rental and he didn't and won't move his family until after the season. He put Atlanta down as his second choice, which seems odd since we must be incapable of servicing his family medical needs (especially since they're still in Chicago). Face it, the guy played the Braves for leverage with the Dodgers and he ended up pitching in 110 degree heat in Texas. He got what he deserves and he'll no doubt sign back with the Cubs as soon as he can.
August 3rd, 2012
7:53 am
I doubt the Cubs would take him back.
August 3rd, 2012
7:58 am
The Rangers in trouble? They had 18 hits against Wilson (ace) and Carpenter. Let's see any pitcher go from North to South and have a good first outing. They own the best record in the AL (tied with Yanks).
August 3rd, 2012
8:17 am
Anyone living in Atlanta who can't recognize that World Class children's healthcare is found right here in the city is the opposite of a smart cracker. Save your stupid racist comments. You'll lose in a game of snaps every single time.
August 3rd, 2012
9:02 am
Since I can't respond to the report that Gov Deal orders 500 million cuts on state budget after the loss of vote on splosh,WHY couldn't he have ordered it before the election.???????
August 3rd, 2012
9:20 am
One bad outing does not mean much however after Dempster spurned Atlanta his first day on the mound does make me smile.
August 3rd, 2012
9:56 am
Whew. . . . And think, we came so close to sending Delgado for a short rental of Dempster.
I'm just happy we got a solid lefty in Maholm who the Braves have an option on for next year and a solid 4th outfielder and pinch hitter in Reed Johnson–much better than the Renster!
August 3rd, 2012
10:14 am
Steve M.
Thanks for the classy comments. The Cubs are a good club with a great fan base. The Braves are awesome too. Hoping for a great late season run for the Braves. Great to see Freeman and Heyward raking the ball and being accountable. We have a great future with good young players. Can't wait for Simmons to come back! Go Braves
August 3rd, 2012
10:26 am
Hey Dumpster, how's that tiny ballpark and the DH workin' out for you?
August 3rd, 2012
11:54 am
That stuff about being near support group for his child is a load of BS. His family is staying in Chicago for now. Again, he put the Cubs in a bad spot because he wanted to go to LA so he could hang out with his old buddy Ted Lily. Jed Hoyer and Theo Epstein actually had Dempster listening in on the phone calls with LA just as the deadline approached so he could hear for himself that LA wasn't willing to give up any kind of reasonable prospect for him at all .
As far as him coming back to the Cubs, no way, no how, won't happen, the Cubs do not want him back.
Best thing Dempster could have done for himself,his family, and the Cubs would have been to accept a trade to the Braves. Now, instead of staying in the NL and going to a pitcher friendly park, he is in the AL, with DH, and a hitter friendly park. Him holding holding out for LA may wind uo costing him Millions in the off season when he is looking for a new contract. Serves him right!
You guys are better off without him. He can be an effective pitcher at times, but he is better situated as a #4 or a #5. You may also want to consider that he lost both of his playoff starts with the Cubs.
Go Win It All You Guys!
August 3rd, 2012
12:29 pm
Dempster,WHO? After, his first start, should be called DUMPSTER
August 3rd, 2012
1:35 pm
Good. I hope this is the first of many, many bad starts for him.
I guess being away from the love of his life, Ted Lilly, is getting in his head.
August 3rd, 2012
1:37 pm
Steve Mikols : Well said. I would think the whole "cares more about being with his little buddy is more important than being on a competitive team or winning games" thing will factor into his next contract. Here's to it.
August 3rd, 2012
1:40 pm
I think Maholm, signed through 2013 and Johnson for an RP is going to be a much, much better deal than this loser for Delgado.
August 3rd, 2012
1:43 pm
NFS, get back to work, boy. Leave the commentary to your betters.
August 3rd, 2012
2:00 pm
need for speed. there is an invention called an airplane and skype. The internet and Cisco has devices to have visual telephone calls so this was not all about being close to his kid. He also wanted to play for the Dodgers, a team his best friend is on. Good for Dempster going to the Rangers, but to call people krakers because you don't agree with comments really show your ignorance.
August 3rd, 2012
2:15 pm
He wasn't a rock….he was a ROCKED DEMPSTER! (with apologies to the B-52's)
August 3rd, 2012
2:53 pm
They call this the American League, Mr. Dempster. There ARE no easy outs.
It's only one start, but this feels good.
August 3rd, 2012
3:17 pm
It took awhile, but the Trade Karma gods have finally started balancing the score btwn the bravos and rangers after the teixera swindle
August 3rd, 2012
3:21 pm
That idiot had the nerve to say that texas is closer then chi-town to vancover. Wow…Dempster i would like you to meet Karma…
August 3rd, 2012
3:25 pm
We don't need any more pitchers in their mid-thirties. 'Nuf said.
August 3rd, 2012
3:26 pm
Oh, and I LOVE huddy.
August 3rd, 2012
3:39 pm
August 3rd, 2012
4:07 pm
Thought he was too good?
August 3rd, 2012
4:11 pm
You guys are better off without him. He can be an effective pitcher at times, but he is better situated as a #4 or a #5. You may also want to consider that he lost both of his playoff starts with the Cubs.
agree with most of the post but remember, this is a team that has lost 9 straight playoffs games starting with Bartman debacle. doesn't matter who pitches, it's a L.
August 3rd, 2012
4:40 pm
August 3rd, 2012
6:00 pm
When sports figures make the kind of money they do playing a kid's game, they tend to have a very high opinion of themselves. So it is no wonder that they feel free to denigrate a city where they don't want to play. It seems Wren came out smelling like a rose in his latest acquisitions, although we still are waiting for Maholm to pitch for Atlanta. He was a thorn in the side of the Braves as a Cub, so it was probably a good deal. Glad Demster is not here.
August 3rd, 2012
9:38 pm
"Ryan Dempster ruffled some feathers among Chicago Cubs fans with the way he withheld approval of a trade to Atlanta and ended up going to Texas, but the veteran pitcher made sure to show his appreciation on his way out of town.
Dempster took out a full-page ad in Friday's Chicago Tribune sports section, with the headline, "Thank You Chicagoland."
In the ad, Dempster — who was roughed up by the Los Angeles Angels in his first Rangers outing Thursday — thanks fans and extends "special thanks to the Ricketts family, the Chicago Cubs organization and my teammates — past and present — for their support over the years as a member of one of the greatest sports franchises in the world."
Could Dempster someday return to the Cubs? In closing, he writes, "Chicago has always been my kind of town."
He's crazy if he thinks he's coming back to the Cubs anytime soon. The guy that asked the question is even crazier.
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How to Respond to Public Displays of Affection
- Thursday, June 14, 2012
Our world has become so negatively driven toward relationships and void of showing appreciation, care or love to one another that I actually appreciate seeing public displays of affection (once in a while and within reason). Just the other day, I saw an elderly couple walking down the street cuddling, hand in hand, and it made me smile. Call me a romantic.
Depending upon how well you know the couples who are engaging in this activity, you may want to try a subtle approach if you really feel led to confront them. "I can see the honeymoon's not over," accompanied with a smile, may be enough for them to realize others are noticing them, but I don't see a need for a major altercation about it.
Even though most singles, including myself, desire a relationship with their soul mate someday and seeing such an exhibition may exacerbate those feelings, I would give them a pass even if it causes me a little discomfort because I don't know if their actions may actually be encouraging or convicting other couples who do not have that sort of relationship.
The front row or a seat in the balcony for a couple of weeks may help to give you a different perspective.
SHE SAID: Well, I commend your pastor for encouraging you to look within first and to examine what is going on inside of you (heart, mind) and being careful not to gossip, etc. And I believe that his advice to sit toward the front of the church is also a good suggestion.
But I also don't see anything wrong with calmly talking with this young couple—especially if you are still feeling uncomfortable with their public displays of affection and you still desire to be a member of the Bible study that meets in a home (which means, because of a smaller space, they will always be in your line of vision). If they are sensitive to other believers' needs/struggles in your group, I would think they would be open to hearing from you and to know of your concerns with what you are seeing in their behavior that is making you not at ease.
So whether you eat or drink or whatever you do, do it all for the glory of God. Do not cause anyone to stumble, whether Jews, Greeks or the church of God—even as I try to please everybody in every way. For I am not seeking my own good but the good of many, so that they may be saved (1 Corinthians 10:31-33).
In this passage, Paul is talking about considering others and what could either cause them to stumble (i.e. make bad life choices) or be troublesome to their conscience. In your case, you are conflicted in what you are seeing. So that is a problem.
Let's look at this from a different perspective. If you were a new believer and had just joined the home Bible study group or your church and you would occasionally use foul language from time to time in your conversation, it would probably offend other believers in your midst. Because of your spiritual immaturity, perhaps you would not be aware of how your words would be causing someone else to struggle whenever he or she was around you or how these words might sting in their ears. Would you want to know of this so that you could make changes or alter your actions (speech, in this case)? I'm sure that you would and that you would strive for unity (as a believer) and want to do that which brings the body together rather than causing disruption or disunity.
So, should you decide to have a side conversation with this young couple, I suggest that you do it in private—as in not at your Bible study group time and not in your church's sanctuary or meeting room. Select a separate meeting place (perhaps a coffee shop or restaurant). Share with them exactly what you have shared in your question—that you don't struggle with lust nor are you covetous, but that you feel that this couple (in their healthy marital excitement for one another ... and that's great that they are happy to be together!) might need to tone down their PDA just a bit and be more aware of how they are interacting with one another in public. You can also be a source of edification for them (1 Thessalonians 5:11) as you affirm their marriage and also thank them for their strong commitment to one another, even in the infancy of their union. And speaking of infancy, because of their ages, they truly may just not know or realize how they are coming across to others when it comes to PDA. So a kind, informative word could be very helpful to them as they mature as a couple.
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Whenever I see this scene, I always think…she just needs to stop backing up and take one good crack at that nigga's face.
Okay but she does hit him though. You have to understand that is her husband/child's father. Y'all are acting brand new if you think you wont hesitate to hit the love of your life, right after you notice that something is wrong with them.
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The services of surrogate mothers in India have been helping many childless couples, single people, and gay couples to have the chance of becoming parents. The demand for gestational surrogacy in India is rising as more and more people from different parts of the world travel here, hoping to get new additions in their family.
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Upshur County Schools has hired a new assistant school superintendent.
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Reger recently served as Title One Director and Pre-K through Elementary Curriculum Director for Barbour County.
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Last week news broke that Marvel Studios has begun shopping a package of four series and one miniseries to television networks and other outlets like Netflix and Amazon. All told this package is said to consist of 60 total episodes and, should it get picked up, would mark possibly the largest up-front commitment ever by a broadcaster. The early ratings success of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. has apparently bolstered Marvel's confidence in the potential of their properties to work on live-action television, and they seem to be going all in here. The question now becomes: which of their numerous characters are a part of this huge deal? Here are a few theories, listed in order of likelihood based on current and past rumors and my knowledge of the properties to which Marvel Studios has the rights, including some that they have just recently regained from Fox and Sony. And I've even thrown in some thoughts on what a potential show based on each character might look like.
Agent Carter
Let's start with the property that's received the most attention from the rumor mill lately. Peggy Carter, played by Hayley Atwell, appeared in Captain America: The First Avenger as a British soldier and Steve Rogers' eventual love interest. The series is currently in early stages of development and would likely follow the storyline set up in a "one-shot" short film included as a special feature on the DVD for Iron Man 3, which takes place a year after Captain America and ends with Carter being recruited by Tony Stark's father to a leadership position in S.H.I.E.L.D.
Everyone remembers the highly flawed – to put it politely – movie with Ben Affleck, but the failures of that film have given the character a bad rap and belie the ways Daredevil could work beautifully on the small screen. One of the biggest obstacles superhero TV shows face is the need for a big budget in order to adequately portray superpowers. But with Daredevil this would barely be an issue. For those who don't know, when Matt Murdock lost his sight as a child, his other senses became heightened and he gained a "radar sense," which acts as a sort of sonar to allow him to effectively "see" his surroundings. All this would require from an F/X standpoint is some version of night-vision or infrared-style camera work, so it wouldn't be a strain on the show's budget.
Superpowers aside, a Daredevil series would also be able to capitalize on the success of courtroom procedurals thanks to Matt Murdock's job as a defense attorney for the downtrodden. I could see the show following a standard case-of-the-week format, with each episode building towards Murdock discovering the identity of the mysterious man known as the Kingpin, who is rumored to be in control of all organized crime in New York City. Daredevil also has a number of interesting supporting characters that would translate very well to TV. I personally would love to see a season-long arc building on the antagonistic/romantic relationship between Daredevil and Elektra, or the ever-growing rivalry with the marksman Bullseye. Those two characters in particular were handled awfully in the film, so this would be a great opportunity for Marvel to make up for Fox's mistakes.
The Punisher
Like Daredevil, the Punisher has found zero big-screen success thanks to filmmakers' insistence on surrounding the vigilante with as much camp as humanly possible. It's a shame, because both Thomas Jane and Ray Stevenson were pretty solid choices for Frank Castle. It's about time Punisher was taken seriously. This is a guy who takes criminals out with extreme prejudice, so Netflix or HBO would be great venues to do the violent and gritty nature of the character justice.
The focus of a Punisher series should be on Castle's budding war against organized crime and include flashbacks to happier times before his family was murdered in order to build his backstory. Both Punisher movies (or all three, if we're counting the Dolph Lundgren one from the '80s) failed to adequately develop the character past "big guy with lots of weapons," but with a whole slate of hour-long episodes at their disposal, Marvel could do a lot to add depth to the anti-hero that's been lacking so far.
Heroes for Hire
If there's one trend in my list of possible/probable Marvel TV shows, it's that the powers of the heroes involved can be easily portrayed on a television budget. That might be most true of the two men who are the source of the title. Heroes for Hire is a super-powered private investigation agency founded by Luke Cage, aka Power Man, and Danny Rand, aka Iron Fist. Both men's powers are straightforward enough: Cage is super strong with impenetrable skin, and Iron Fist is a world-class martial artist who can channel his Chi both into his fist in order to make it superhumanly strong and durable, making his hand a deadly weapon, and to heal himself and others.
The series would likely follow a similar case-of-the-week format as my proposed Daredevil show, with the procedural aspects also serving to build up an overarching storyline that brings in a real threat to Cage and Iron Fist. Again, the action scenes would not require a huge budget, so hopefully whatever money might have been spent on effects showing more complicated powers could be used on a strong writing team.
The wonderful part being that some of the same underworld characters from Daredevil and/or Punisher could show up as antagonists in Heroes for Hire, and vice versa. A shared universe with multiple TV shows going on at the same time opens up a world of possibilities for they kind of crossovers and interwoven storylines that make the Marvel comics so much fun to read.
As for the possible miniseries Marvel is shopping, there are any number of storylines that could be coopted for television. I would like to see Marvel use the miniseries format to bring all of the aforementioned characters (except for Peggy Carter) together into one crossover story called Marvel Knights, which is the title of the self-contained comic that often centers on the company's "street-level" heroes, of which Heroes for Hire, Daredevil, and Punisher are certainly a part. A Marvel Knights miniseries could be the culmination of a cross-pollinating story that involves all four characters, with each finally joining forces to take on a threat bigger than any of them could handle alone, a la The Avengers.
These are one man's ideas for a fun direction Marvel could take should this 60-episode package pan out. Nothing has been confirmed by the studio as of yet, but it certainly is fun to speculate!


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Coral Gables, FL (SportsNetwork.com) - Aaron Thomas scored 12 points to lead four players in double figures as the Florida State Seminoles powered past the Miami-Florida Hurricanes 63-53 in an ACC bout at the BankUnited Center.
Boris Bojanovsky and Devon Bookert had 11 points apiece for Florida State (12-4, 3-1 ACC), which has won three straight. Ian Miller tacked on 10 points.
Donnavan Kirk and Rion Brown each netted 21 points for Miami (9-7, 1-3), which had won four of its last five.
The Hurricanes led 28-24 at halftime. They shot just 38.7 percent from the field in the first half, but limited the Seminoles to 32 percent shooting.
After halftime Florida State rallied past Miami by shooting 61.9 percent from the floor and 10-of-10 from the free-throw line. The Hurricanes had only nine field goals in the final 20 minutes.
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Bronx Wentz' first grade class is having parents day. Bronx is telling his fellow classmates about the fishing trips he and his father went on. "One time, my dad caught me a horseshoe crab!" Bronx exclaims. "And I asked him if throwing it back into the sea would bring our luck back," Pete whispers, falling to his knees in to a pool of urine
patrick came over to visit pete when bronx walked into the room, with a shy expression. patrick bent over to bronx's eye level and said, 'hey remember me?' to which bronx shook his head and blushed. 'awh don't pretend you ever forgot about me' chuckles Patrick before snapping back up to look at Pete. 'WOULDNT YOU RATHER BE A WIDOW OR A DIVORCEE' they scream at each other from across the table causing Bronx to run screaming from the room in fright, sobbing.
bronx comes home from school one day and says 'dad guess what I made a friend today!' pete smiles because he knows his son is usually a loner. 'what's his name?' pete asks. 'Chris!' bronx says and pete kicks over a chair yelling 'HEY CHRIS YOU WERE OUR ONLY FRIEND!' as he punches a wall.
bronx is taking his first driving lesson with his father when another car cuts him off.
"who does he think he is?!" bronx exclaims.
"IF THAT'S THE WORST YOU GOTTA BETTER PUT YA FINGERS BACK TO THE KEYS" pete sobs, violently thrashing around & causing bronx to crash into a tree.
Pete waited in line at disneyland with Bronx who was dancing around his feet impatiently. 'lalalala! Dad I'm so excited!! I just want to lala!!' he squeaked excitedly. 'YOU WANT TO LALA? TO LALA? Fuck this WE'RE GOING HOME' screamed Pete with tears in his eye as he scooped up Bronx and stormed back to his car.
Pete Wentz wakes up to the sound of his son crying, in the middle of the night. "Bronx what's wrong?" "I fell outta bed an-" "Butterfly bandage, but don't worry. You'll never remember." Pete whispered before running off to his room to weep into his Clandestine hoodies.
pete wentz is at a conference held by barack obama, pete sighs wondering how much long this will go for. he raises his head as he sees the president stand up, PLEASE STAND FOR YOUR NATIONAL ANTHEM obama says into his microphone. pete feels his face heat up, THIS ISNT OUR NATIONAL ANTHEM he screams before being dragged out by security tears pouring down his face.
pete wentz is out a bar with his friends one night, one of his old friends approaches him hey pete where is your boy tonight? he asks. pete puts his head between his legs and hugs himself i hope he is a gentlemen he whispers tears soaking the legs of his skinny jeans
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KALAMAZOO (WKZO) -- Among the many routine items on the Kalamazoo City agenda last night to sell vacant lots, buy street lights and accept grants was a request to permit a pig to live in the city. Kalamazoo's animal ordinance permits many animals to live in city limits as long as the meet certain ordinance requirements, but only the City Commission can approve what they call a pig pass and only after the owner meets certain requirements.
Last night Ms. Deborah Merrow got a permit to own a micro-mini pig which she plans to obtain from a breeder. She has a backyard on Long Road to let it run and play and a leash for walks and a special permit, suitable for framing.