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August 3, 2014 - The 2014-2015 seasonal year kicks off for Kendall SC teams the week of August 4 with the first training sessions. The master practice schedule for all boys teams is available on the Kendall SC website. If your team is scheduled to train at Westwind Lakes Park please consult with your coach or manager for location adjustments during August because the Westwind Lakes fields are completing repairs begun earlier this summer.
May 2, 2014 – Kendall SC is proud to announce that the Doctors Hospital Center for Orthopedics & Sports Medicine has joined the Kendall SC family as a club sponsor. In addition to offering Kendall SC members expedited access to top-of-the-line sports medicine services, the Center for Orthopedics & Sports Medicine will provide the athletic trainers for the club's home games in the U.S. Soccer Development Academy League.
April 28,2014 - Mattias Tomasino, a member of Kendall SC's U16 USSDA team has been invited by the U.S. U17 Youth National Team for a trial to join the team's Residency program, which is housed at IMG Academy in Bradenton. Mattias could become the second member of Kendall SC to ever join the Residency program after he completes his trial from May 4-10. The club's only alumnus of the U17 Residency Program is Alessandro Mion, who currently plays for the Virginia Tech Hoakies in the ACC.
April 15, 2014 – The Second Round of the 2014 FYSA State Cup wrapped up this weekend and all four Kendall SC boys teams still vying for one of the final 16 positions in their respective age groups advanced to play in the Round of 16 on May 3-4. The four qualifying boys teams –2000 Pre-Academy (U14), U15 Academy Reserve, U16 White and U18 Academy Reserve - is the highest number of any Miami club this season.


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I do appreciate this as well, as I kind of like the idea of having a chance to meet players from your server in PUGs... it might help a bit with the general attitude in many of those PUGs.
Last night, I wanted to try something new, so I lvled my low level pally (the second one) up to lvl 16 or 17 and queued him for a random. A few of my friends did try to lvl up as tanks, using a combination of questing and PUGs, and I remember their complaints about how badly a lot of those PUGs went, but I guess I didnt listen.
So I queued, and ended up in the first instance. Two mages from the same server (so they queued together) and a lock were DPS. From the get-go, they were pulling left and right. I was actually racing frostbolts to the mobs. I played along for a while, since no one was dieing, but it was stressful.
During the last boss, one of the mages was complaining about me being asleep (as it took a sec or two to pull aggro off of him on the adds he was blasting away on, I wonder why), so I told him that if he gets aggro, it doesnt help if he unloads all his spells on him, getting tons of threat.
So he told me that his job was DPS, mine was tanking. I reminded him that pulling wasnt part of his "job", so he said "If you dont do it, i will". I told him to tank it then, and dropped group. This might seem diva-like or stupid, but I had been trying my best throughout the instance, and there was no reason to get offensive after ninja-pulling 75% of the instance.
So a guildie said "Ah, you have a few bad apples in between". So I queued for another, and ended up shortly before the kitchen in SFK. I had a bad feeling and was wondering why the tank had quit, but went ahead and tanked.
Again, while I was tanking mobs, I saw chaosbolts fly over my char to the other end of the kitchen, pulling adds.
Then the boss in the kitchen came up, the healer was at less than 5% mana, and the lock pulled the boss. A wipe, of course.
I do hope that this might change at least a few peoples behaviour, if they end up with ppl from the same server. I love tanking, but this stuff is really frustrating and takes the fun out of instances all the way. I know lowbie instances arent serious business, but then again, I dont see why they need to be wipefests because people pull like maniacs... I mean, they have to wait for tank and healer for 45 min,a nd then they go ahead and make their job extra-extra-difficult? I dunno.
I am sorry if this seems a bit off-topic or is too long, yet I thought of all that when I saw this story, and I do hope it changes the general attitude both in high lvl and low lvl instances. Those can be a lot of fun, but right now, both me and several friends tanking with alts really feel like there is no need to queue anymore.
Sorry for rambling!
Low-level tanks don't get a lot threat generation abilities until around 35-40, so really read that as, "Tanks don't get a lot threat generation abilities until around 35-40".
Next time, tell the DPS to slow it down, as it was them for being "gogogogoogooooo" but it was you not telling them to knock it off.


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With their season in the balance, the Montreal Canadiens will go back to goaltender Jaroslav Halak tonight when they face the Washington Capitals in Game 5 of their NHL Eastern Conference playoff series.
The game can be seen live on TSN and TSN HD starting at 7pm et/4pm pt.
Halak, who started the first three games of the series, sat in Game 4 in favour of goaltender Carey Price, who Price who allowed four goals on 36 shots – with the Capitals two other goals going into an empty net.
Price also logged four penalty minutes late in Game 4, as the netminder was twice whistled for unsportsmanlike conduct in the third period. Both penalties came directly after Washington goals.
Price shot the puck into a crowd of Capitals after Jason Chimera's goal made it 4-2 with 7:59 left and then hit Nicklas Backstrom while the Washington forward skated past the Montreal bench following his empty-net goal in the closing seconds.
The Canadiens, who looked to be in control of Game 4 before being dominated in the third period of Game 4, held a team meeting yesterday to try to figure out what they could do to stop Washington's offence.
Since losing the opener of this best-of-seven series in overtime, the Presidents' Trophy-winning Capitals have rattled off three straight wins. Washington has exploded for 17 goals over the last three games to grab the 3-1 series lead.
Washington is holding a 3-1 series lead for the first time since it ousted Buffalo in the 1998 Eastern Conference finals for the franchise's only trip to the Stanley Cup Finals. The Capitals are 2-6 all-time in Game 5s when leading three games to one in a series.
The Capitals have to like their chances in tonight's game after posting the NHL's best record at home during the regular season, going 30-6-5 in D.C.. The Canadiens were 19-17-5 on the road this year.
Montreal, meanwhile, needs to make a monumental comeback to win this series. The Canadiens have come back from a 3-1 series deficit in recent memory, winning the final three games against Boston in the 2004 conference quarterfinals. That was the only time the club was able to win a series after trailing 3-1.
The Canadiens, who were swept by Boston in last year's playoffs, have lost 10 of their last 11 postseason games, including six straight on home ice.
Alex Ovechkin scored twice and added an assist in Wednesday's 6-3 victory to help the Capitals move within a victory of the conference semifinals. Ovechkin has four goals and four assists in the series after going without a point or a shot in Game 1. Washington's captain has 15 goals and 25 points in his last 15 playoff games.
Backstrom had a goal and two assists and Mike Knuble scored twice. Semyon Varlamov, making his second straight start in place of Jose Theodore, stopped 36 shots. Varlamov will get the call again tonight for the Caps.
"I thought we had a lot of good shots and good looks," said Washington head coach Bruce Boudreau. "That was the start of our game coming back. They played real good in the second and the crowd was really into it. They blitzed us but we were able to weather the storm."
Dominic Moore, Michael Cammalleri and Brian Gionta each notched a goal for the Canadiens
"The game plan we had from the start has worked, but we've fallen asleep at times and that hurts us," said Gionta. "In every game we've played real strong, but at a certain point there is a breakdown and they score. So we have to regroup cause one more loss and it's over."
The Canadiens are expected to play tonight without defenseman Jaroslav Spacek, who is suffering from an unspecified illness.
The Habs and Caps have never faced each other in the postseason before this spring, but played a very tight season series this year. Each team won two games and only one of the four tilts was decided by more than one goal -- a 4-2 win by Washington on Jan. 5.
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Just a reminder to all who are going to go berserk over the changes. We are still in the Beta stage and alot of the stuff we have seen is not going to make it through.
I wouldn't get bet all my money on Arcane Repulsion making it through for several reassons.
Currently you are balanced around dying in a few seconds should you be noobishs and let a melee class into melee range for too long.
In cata things are going to change. You will have as much life as a tank and ALOT more armor than you have right now. Getting another get-out-of-range free card is unlikely.
The alternative is that blizzard would have to implement a "range tax" where ranged classes would deal less dmg than melee simply because you can dmg them all the time and they can't. Plus your dmg ignores armor and their attacks don't, or they would have to give every melee several more tools to stay in range so they can dmg you.
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"...or they would have to give every melee several more tools to stay in range so they can dmg you."
you mean like charge, hamstring, intervene, shadowstep, fleet footed, sprint, death grip, pursuit of justice...
should i go on?
I think you're kind of missing his point though, which is mages already have a game of 'cat and mouse' with those kind of range increase/range decreasing abilities, and it is reasonable balanced (the way you listed several abilities off 4 classes is kind of misleading, in truth most classes have maybe 1 or 2 gap closers just like mages have 1 or 2 range increasers). If you throw in something like Arcane Repulsion it's going to deliver the mages a massive advantage, unless you also throw the melee classes another gap closer. Whilst I've not inspected all of them I've not seen any new gap closers (before someone mentions Heroic Leap remember that is tied on the same CD as charge).
Personally I think keeping this low enough that frost mages can spec into it would be overpowered considering how hard it is already for most classes to get to a good frost mage, however move it a couple tiers down it would be a good talent to make arcane pvp viable which would be nice.
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Look for the blog to return to normal today. Whatever normal is for a little over a week old blog. A lot of soccer stuff happened while I was busy having a moment.
I'm not sure how appropriate this is; but first, I want to thank all of my family, and friends (both old and new) who have dropped me a line through text, facebook or e-mail about yesterday's blog. I had a great time at the watch parties, ended up glad I got "stuck" as Mr. Dad, and was happy to share that story with everyone. i have recieved some interesting stories from you al as well and plan to share them in an upcoming entry.
USA Game Notes:
-Usually when I watch the games, particularly USA games,it is just me, a soda and the TV. I am able to watch action away from the ball, as well as get a real good feel for who did what with the ball.
Watching this game in the company of hundreds of new friends at the Louisville watch parties, I was not able to watch with that kind of detail. So I was glad to read that ESPN.com's Jeff Carlisle was as impressed with Bocanegra in the middle as I was.
-Other players I thought played well: Altidore, Bradley, Donovan, Dempsey. Really the whole team had their moments, but these guys were really really good.
-Not sure I put it in my blog before, but I find myself wishing we had 2014 Altidore, Davies, Bradley and Edu to put with 2010 Donovan, Dempsey and Howard. Howard should still compete well in 4 years as keepers age slower than field players. Donovan and Dempsey will be on a downward slide by then, but still capable. I really think Altidore and Bradley can mature into world stars and Edu and Davies are going to be tough as well. Gooch, DeMerritt, Goodson, Spector all should still be very good on defense in four years as well as any other developing players getting it and getting in.
-A friend of mine, and competitor in my fantasy world cup league (more on that below) Robbie, accused Algeria of playing for the tie. Having not read much about Algeria's reaction to the match I think this is simply not true. American soccer fans, we may want to start getting used to this.
Algeria played the USA the only way they could. As soon as they stretched out for an attack, the USA buried one. I think Algeria tried to be more active attacking, but were simply overmatched on this day and the game easily could have gone three or four to zero.
-Sometimes I like thinking unconventionally, even if my way of thinking would never work. So as I thought about this game, and really soccer in general, would it not benefit a more talented side to lay back and draw opposing players upfield so that there is more space in the attacking half for that team's more talented players?
In particular a team with a world class keeper like Howard who can bail you out of shots other keepers can't handle?
-Another, sillier idea I had was setting a rule where two players on each team could never play in their defending half. Thus the game could be 11 on 9 in the attacking half. Of course this would not work, but this is the stuff I think about.
-The USA now take on likely the only African qualifier Ghana in the round of 16. Tie-haters rejoice, no more of those as tie games play an overtime followed by a shootout.
USA's match with Ghana will be televised live on WHAS 11, with coverage starting at 2:00PM. I wouldn't miss it, the USA has been the most dramatic show at the Cup this tiem around and they will be looking for revenge on a Ghana team that knocked them out in 2006.
Oh to be a June bride:
I am told this is every little girl's dream wedding month. But maybe a little foresight from my good buddy Dr. David Mitchell and his very-soon-to-be wife Melissa. Fan Man Dan (umm, me)is very excited to be a groomsman at the event,just not as excited with the timing of the event in relation to the USA-Ghana match. Wedding to start at 4.Groomsmen due at church for pictures at 2. Yes, that means I will be DVRing THE game (can't very well DVR the wedding. Can I? Right.).
Dr. Dave and I go all the way back to the beginning. One of my first baseball memories was of me hitting a game-winning shot into right center and Dave skipping home as the winning run. It was after that skip that we all realized maybe 7 year-old Dave was going to make his mark in this world somewhere outside of sports. That he has, as a successful doctor.
So anyway, cheers to Dave and Melissa and I am heading to Ohio for the wedding, so blogs will likely be sporadic over the weekend. I will have my laptop and try to pipe in when possible.
If I said it once I said it a thousand times- Dont't plan your wedding every four years in June.
In Other Soccer News:
-England displayed a toughness and willingness to compete that maybe wasn't there against the US or Algeria. They certainly have a tough road in the knockout round, but this kind of resolve is encouraging for the talented side. Still the only goal they have allowed was the one Green scooted in for Dempsey.
-I Michael Colreone'd(kiss of death...Godfather?) Italy by predicting them as the European side most likely to advance in my blog two days ago. I still think they are the toughest side to knockout, and they displayed that toughness by scoring twice late in a desperate attempt to save their Cup. In the end, poor choices by Lippi,the Buffon and Pirlo injuries and a sense of entitlement did them in.
-No mention of this yet, but that horrid decision to award a penalty for Italy on the dive in the box against New Zealand likely cost the Kiwis advancement. I know we as Americans want to think we have been targeted for dismissal by FIFA refs, but bad calls go around and have cost some teams much more than us.
Fantasy World Cup
-Involved in a "for fun only" fantasy World Cup Game with some friends. Eight of us each got four countries and we accumulate points the same way the teams do: one for tie, three for win. One for shootout loss in knockout stage.
When my turn came up the decision was between Germany and England for me. I went England because I thought they had an easier group. With the two teams matching up this weekend, we shall see if I made the right call.
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On this date in history June 13, 1966 the landmark Miranda decision was handed down, which established your right to remain silent while being arrested.Video Transcript
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KKR wins IPL title, B-town cheers SRK
KKR is also co-owned by Juhi Chawla and Jai Mehta.
Actors like Riteish Deshmukh, Arjun Rampal, Shabana Azmi, his closest friend Karan Johar and Kings XI Punjab co-owner Preity Zinta took to Twitter to congratulate the star and his victorious team that won the title Sunday night. Here's what they had to say:
Riteish Deshmukh: KKR IPL champs - congrats to @iamsrk and Gauri. Had one of the best evenings - rollercoaster emotional ride, ended in a great victory. We celebrated the KKR victory and 'Rowdy Rathore' party together -@iamsrk @akshaykumar at Prabhu Deva's house.
Genelia D'souza: And KKR are the winners, yayyyy! Congrats @iamsrk and the team, you all gave us a super game. Well played CSK.
Karan Johar: Yayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy!!!!!!!!! More power to team KKR and@iamsrk!!!!!!!!!! And what a match!!!!!! KKROCKSSSSSSSS Congratulations @iam_juhi!!!!!!!! The new victorious team KKR!!!!!!!! Lots of love!!!!!!!
Shabana Azmi: I know nothing about cricket but I watched the match and prayed really hard for KKR to win! Congrats to the team, SRK and Juhi. Mazaa aa gaya
Preity Zinta: Congrats @iamsrk, Gauri and KKR for winning IPL 5!
Farhan Akhtar: The wait is over. Well done KKR. Congratulations @iamsrk and all team owners, members and staff. Let the good times roll.
Ronit Roy: Congratulations @iamsrk for the glorious #KKR victory. Long time coming and truly deserved!!!
Kunal Kohli: The most touching moment of the match was when @iamsrk's daughter hugged him all tense and he comforted her. What a sweet moment that was.
Farah Khan (jewellery designer): Loving watching @iamsrk beam from ear to ear. May he always be this happy. Ameen. KKR thumbs up.
Bipasha Basu: Congrats @iamsrk! Great win for KKR!
Siddharth: Have to say... thoroughly enjoyed Bisla and the greatest all rounder in the modern game, kallis. Party hard Kolkata fans! What an achievement SRK!
Neha Dhupia: A match so worthy of being the final... Well played #csk and a huge congratulations to #kkr and @iamsrk!
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Delicious accompaniment to the steak au poivre elsewhere on the site. I used equal parts lemon juice, white wine, and water instead of all water. More flavor!
Pan-Roasted Asparagus with Lemon Rind
Add a few fresh sage leaves along with the garlic, rosemary, and lemon zest for more herbal flavor. You can serve this at room temperature or chilled. Haricots verts (delicate, thin green beans) work well as a substitute for asparagus.
Yield: 6 servings (serving size: about 6 spears)
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- Calories: 30
- Calories from fat: 24%
- Fat: 0.8g
- Saturated fat: 0.1g
- Monounsaturated fat: 0.6g
- Polyunsaturated fat: 0.1g
- Protein: 1.7g
- Carbohydrate: 3.8g
- Fiber: 1.8g
- Cholesterol: 0.0mg
- Iron: 0.3mg
- Sodium: 197mg
- Calcium: 20mg
- 1 pound asparagus
- 1 teaspoon olive oil
- Cooking spray
- 2 (2-inch) lemon rind strips
- 2 garlic cloves, chopped
- 1 (1-inch) rosemary sprig
- 1/2 cup water
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
- Snap off tough ends of asparagus.
- Heat olive oil in a large nonstick skillet coated with cooking spray over medium-high heat. Add asparagus, rind, garlic, and rosemary; sauté 3 minutes or until asparagus is lightly browned.
- Add 1/2 cup water to pan; cook 5 minutes or until asparagus is crisp-tender and liquid almost evaporates. Discard rind and rosemary. Sprinkle asparagus with salt and pepper; toss well.
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Kate Walsh and Husband Split up
I wanted to start my article with 'Another one bites the dust' but thought it would be cruel!
Kate Walsh and hubby Alex Young get married back in 2007 and everyone was so happy for them and they seemed to be on cloud nine! I didn't think they'd split up and this soon!
Kate and Alex are divorcing and they filed their papers back in November and are citing irreconcilable differences!
the ex-couple are staying on friendly terms but want the media to respect their decision and not prey on their private matters.
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Forget Sustainability. It's About Resilience. →
By Andrew Zolli
FOR decades, people who concern themselves with the world's "wicked problems" — interconnected issues like environmental degradation, poverty, food security and climate change — have marched together under the banner of "sustainability": the idea that with the right mix of incentives, technology substitutions and social change, humanity might finally achieve a lasting equilibrium with our planet, and with one another.
It's an alluring and moral vision, and in a year that has brought us the single hottest month in recorded American history (July), a Midwestern drought that plunged more than half the country into a state of emergency, a heat wave across the eastern part of the country powerful enough to melt the tarmac below jetliners in Washington and the ravages of Hurricane Sandy, it would seem a pressing one, too.
Yet today, precisely because the world is so increasingly out of balance, the sustainability regime is being quietly challenged, not from without, but from within. Among a growing number of scientists, social innovators, community leaders, nongovernmental organizations, philanthropies, governments and corporations, a new dialogue is emerging around a new idea, resilience: how to help vulnerable people, organizations and systems persist, perhaps even thrive, amid unforeseeable disruptions. Where sustainability aims to put the world back into balance, resilience looks for ways to manage in an imbalanced world.
It's a broad-spectrum agenda that, at one end, seeks to imbue our communities, institutions and infrastructure with greater flexibility, intelligence and responsiveness to extreme events and, at the other, centers on bolstering people's psychological and physiological capacity to deal with high-stress circumstances.
For example, "resilience thinking" is starting to shape how urban planners in big cities think about updating antiquated infrastructure, much of which is robust in the face of normal threats like equipment failures but — as was just demonstrated in the New York region — fragile in the face of unanticipated shocks like flooding, pandemics, terrorism or energy shortages.
Combating those kinds of disruptions isn't just about building higher walls — it's about accommodating the waves. For extreme weather events, that means developing the kinds of infrastructure more commonly associated with the Army: temporary bridges that can be "inflated" or positioned across rivers when tunnels flood, for example, or wireless "mesh" networks and electrical microgrids that can compensate for exploding transformers.
We'll also need to use nature itself as a form of "soft" infrastructure. Along the Gulf Coast, civic leaders have begun to take seriously the restoration of the wetlands that serve as a vital buffer against hurricanes. A future New York may be ringed with them too, as it was centuries ago.
New Yorkers! Join our executive director Andrew Zolli, bestselling author Malcolm Gladwell (PopTech 2008), and Radiolab host Jad Abumrad (PopTech 2010) for a discussion about resilience, the emerging field of study explored in Zolli's new book, Resilience: Why Things Bounce Back at BAM on September 18th.
Andrew Zolli: This is a great question, with a paradoxical answer. In our travels, one of the things we found is that many of the most resilient places were places that regularly experienced failures - places like the Gulf Coast and Detroit. In part that's because the cultural memory of failure was kept alive - people had a strong understanding that disruptions could occur. (This is one of the reasons for that catastrophes are often labeled 'once-in-a-lifetime' - it often takes a generation for people to forget that such disruptions can occur!)
So, on the one hand, resilience is correlated with places that regularly experience disruption; on the other, like strangenchanted mentions, many residents can end up asking why we build back in places likely to experience future disruption.
I think the answer is that, building back makes sense as long as there is learning and genuine adaptation. To be glib, it's about bouncing forward, not bouncing back. If there's no learning, there's no wisdom in rebuilding.
Interestingly, environmental resilience researchers often refer to something called the adaptive cycle.
In this cycle, an ecosystem progresses through four phases - a growth phase, in which resources come together, as in an old-growth-forrest; a conservation phase, in which the resources mature and get extremely efficient; a collapse phase in which things fall apart; and a reorganization phase in which the nutrient flows are reorganized so that growth can begin again.
One of the reasons that forests need to go through this cycle, often via a forest fire, is that in the conservation phase, the faster-growing non-fire-retardant trees can crowd out the slower-growing fire-resistant varieties. If there are no regular fires, the system collects too much tinder, and when a fire eventually does arrive, the system goes 'boom' and collapses utterly. There is an analog to this process in human societies, but only if the system 'bounces forward' in its reorganization…
I certainly think that we're going to see more resilient infrastructure in the years to come. The central 'theme' of such infrastructure is that it will be networked (ie intelligent), ultra-lightweight, modular, and reconfigurable - these are part of the 'pattern language' of resilient systems. (Of course not all infrastructure fits this model - it's hard to move subway tunnels once you've dug them) but I think we're going to see more dynamic infrastructure.
Great questions being asked over on Reddit right now.
Andrew Zolli, co-author with Ann Marie Healy of Resilience: Why Things Bounce Back, celebrated the release of the book at La Piscine, the rooftop bar of the Hotel Americano in New York. At the end of his speech, in the sweltering New York evening, he dived into the pool while still wearing his suit.
Have questions about resilience or PopTech? Our Executive Director Andrew Zolli is conducting a Reddit 'IAMA' interview about resilience, social innovation and his new book, Resilience: Why Things Bounce Back - come stop by!
Heads up! Next Wednesday at 10am, PopTech's Executive Director, Andrew Zolli, will be conducting a Reddit IAmA on his new book Resilience: Why Things Bounce Back.
Resilience: Why Things Bounce Back, a new book by PopTech Executive Director Andrew Zolli, is available today!
After three years of work, Resilience: Why Things Bounce Back, which PopTech Executive Director and Curator Andrew Zolli co-authored with Ann Marie Healy, was published today by Free Press. The book explores a new framework for understanding change: resilience — why some systems, people, organizations and ecosystems are able to persist, and even thrive, amidst disruption. Zolli elaborates:
We live in this world that has been dominated by shocks and surprises….How do we deal with that kind of world? That question has driven a new conversation about resilience. It's a conversation about how to build organizations and communities and nations and indviduals that can maintain their core purpose with integrity under the widest variety of circumstances and can deal with disruption no matter what it looks like.
For a visual explanation of a few themes covered inResilience, have a look at the book's trailer.
To learn more, check out the book's site or this great review by Morgan Clendaniel on Fast Co.Exist.


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If Peter Lynch could describe the perfect stock, somehow I think one of the companies he would mention is V.F. Corp. (NYSE: VFC). The company operates a relatively boring business by producing clothing that is sold at thousands of retailers worldwide. However, what sets V.F. apart is their name brands are well-established, and recently the company increased its dividend for the 40th consecutive year. This relatively pedestrian business hides an exciting combination of growth and income. The company's recent earnings were nothing short of impressive, and guidance for the future should give investors comfort that great things are yet to come.
Earnings Growth Driven By The Company's Top 3 Brands:
In the most recent quarter, V.F. reported revenue up 14%, and adjusted EPS increased 23%. They operate five different divisions domestically, and international sales are reported separately. The company's Outdoor & Action Sports division showed organic growth of 6%, or 11% in constant currency. The North Face brand showed consistent growth with revenue up 5%, again which was negatively affected by foreign currency exchange. Vans revenue increased an extremely impressive 21%, and would have shown 26% growth in constant currency. With strong performances from two existing brands, and very strong revenue growth at the acquired Timberland brand, this division should continue to show strong gains.
Results Could Be Improved By Better Growth Elsewhere:
While the company's top three brands are certainly popular enough to create good earnings growth, V.F. could improve results even further if its other divisions can play catch-up. The company's Jeanswear division showed revenue up 1% in constant dollars, and margin improved based on lower input costs. This is similar to what happened at the company's Imagewear and Sportswear units, which both showed low single-digit revenue increases. The brightest spot of V.F.'s other divisions was The Contemporary Brands unit. This division still suffers from a confusing comparison since the company sold its John Varvatos line within the last twelve months. Excluding this brand, operating income increased 66% and operating margin was up 6.5%.
International Growth Is Impressive:
V.F. Corp's future growth is likely to come from increased international sales. Overseas revenues increased 28%, and even without the additional contribution from Timberland, revenues would have still increased 8%. The company saw strong gains from its Vans, The North Face, and Lee divisions across multiple countries. Given the fact that so many companies have suffered from the difficult international economy, this is especially impressive and shows that V.F.'s brands are popular worldwide.
Financials & Outlook:
As proof that V.F. isn't just about trying to expand sales at any cost, the company's gross margin improved 1.4% to 46.7% in the current quarter. Just for comparison sake, competitors like The Gap (NYSE: GPS), Deckers Outdoor (NASDAQ: DECK), and Wolverine Worldwide (NYSE: WWW) can't match these results. The Gap competes directly with V.F.'s multiple clothing lines, yet showed a gross margin of under 40%. Deckers Outdoor competes with V.F.'s Timberland line, and showed a gross margin that declined significantly from around 49% last year to just over 42% this year. Wolverine is a strong competitor to Timberland as well, yet their gross margin is under 40%. As you can see, V.F. not only shows increased sales, but is improving their cost structure and pricing as well. The company also is making sure that these improved results flow to the bottom line and improve cash flow. The company grew operating cash flow by over 19% on a year-over-year basis. In addition, V.F. improved its balance sheet by paying down almost 22% of its long-term debt since the beginning of 2012. What is equally impressive is the company's outlook for the full year.
V.F. expects top line growth of 15% and raised its full-year EPS guidance from $9.50 to $9.60. Equally impressive was the company's dividend increase of 21%, which was the 40th consecutive year of higher dividend payments. Given that V.F. expects significant growth this year, it's possible analysts are underestimating the company's prospects going forward.
V.F. is expected to grow earnings by about 11.5% over the next few years. The company's competition of The Gap, Deckers, and Wolverine, are expected to grow between 7.5% and 10% during the same timeframe. What I believe sets V.F. apart, is the company's long history of dividend growth. Though the company is expected to grow faster than its peers, the stock currently sells for a P/E ratio similar to both The Gap and Wolverine. Only Deckers sells for a lower forward P/E ratio, yet that company seems headed in the opposite direction of the rest. Deckers' revenue and EPS recently decreased, and huge inventory problems will likely plague the company for the next several quarters. V.F. offers a combination of growth, a 2% yield, and 40 straight year of dividend increases. Smart investors should consider adding VFC to their personalized Watchlist today.
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Nancy Pelosi will stay on as Dem leader, outraged you'd think otherwise.
Nancy held a presser this morning that the Washington Post totally thought meant she was going to step down because, apparently, the Washington Post has never actually met Nancy Pelosi. Obviously, she didn't, and word has it that she will run unopposed for another term as House Minority Leader, placing herself at the front of the party and leading the Democrats down the proud road they've been on for years.
At her conference, reporter Luke Russert made the mistake of asking Pelosi why she would stay in place when there are other, younger, possibly more effective leaders waiting in the wings. It's a legitimate question. But like with all legitimate questions, Democratic women have a way of shutting that whole thing down.
When NBC's Luke Russert asked if she was preventing younger leaders from advancing in the party, Pelosi took offense and implied it was a sexist question.
"You've always asked that question except to [Republican Senate Minority Leader] Mitch McConnell," she told the reporter, who framed his question as a comment made privately by some Democrats. Other members of Congress standing with her accused the reporter of "age discrimination."
In fairness, everyone asks Mitch McConnell that question, which is why Luke Russert never asks it. And in Nancy's defense, it's not as though the leadership in the wings is killing their time waiting for leadership positions by playing tag in the House Office Buildings. Steny Hoyer, next up, is actually older than Pelosi. The youngest contender is, like, 65.
This actually might not be a bad strategy. Pelosi didn't step down when her party faced a bloodbath in 2010, and her SuperPAC donated so much money to young Democratic candidates that they'd easily owe her their vote anyway. Not to mention, in 2014, Barack Obama won't be hanging around Congresses neck anymore, so the time for younger leadership probably wouldn't be right after a candidate wins re-election, but right about the time you're looking to prove fresh blood actually exists.
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Coal plants, like most other steam-producing electricity-generating plants, typically withdraw and consume water from nearby water bodies, such as lakes, rivers, or oceans, to create steam for turning their turbines.
A typical coal plant with a once-through cooling system withdraws between 70 and 180 billion gallons of water per year and consumes 0.36 to 1.1 billion gallons of that water. A typical coal plant with a wet-recirculating cooling system withdraws only a fraction as much as a once-through-cooled plant, but consumes 1.7 to 4.0 billion gallons per year, while a typical coal plant with a dry-cooled system consumes much less. (See How it Works: Water for Coal for more information.)
When water is drawn into a coal power plant, millions of fish eggs, fish larvae, and juvenile fish may also come along with it. In addition, millions of adult fish may become trapped against the intake structures. Many of these fish are injured or die in the process.
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Ducks Clinch Series With 5-4 OT Win Over Stars
The Ducks scored twice in the final 2:10 of regulation to force overtime, where they beat the Stars 5-4 to clinch the opening round series.
Stars Top Ducks To Win Game 3 Of Playoffs
Kari Lehtonen had 37 saves, with some tremendous stops, for his first career postseason victory, and the Stars beat Anaheim 3-0 Monday in their first home playoff game in six years.
Stars Lehtonen Expected To Start Following Concussion
Dallas Stars goaltender Kari Lehtonen is expected to start Tuesday night's road game against the Pittsburgh Penguins.
Stars' Lehtonen On Verge Of Return From Concussion
The Dallas Stars have sent goaltender Cristopher Nilstorp back to the Texas Stars of the AHL, a sign that starter Kari Lehtonen is ready to return from a concussion.
Stars Call Up Nilstorp With Lehtonen In Limbo
The Stars have called up goaltender Cristopher Nilstorp from Texas of the American Hockey League while they figure out the extent of Kari Lehtonen's head injury.
Seguin Makes History As Stars Beat Canucks
Tyler Seguin tied a team record with his third hat trick of the season, joining Mike Modano and Bill Guerin. Seguin also had two assists Thursday as the Stars beat the Canucks 6-1.
Lehtonen Has 26 Saves, Stars Beat Coyotes 2-1
The Dallas Stars' three Olympians sent their team into the Olympic break on a high note Saturday night, beating Phoenix 2-1.
Sharks Take Down Stars In OT 2-1
The Sharks' Tommy Wingels scored with 3:08 remaining in overtime to give San Jose a 2-1 overtime win over the Dallas Stars Wednesday.
Stars Improve Playoff Hopes With Phoenix Win
Antoine Roussel scored the go-ahead goal and Kari Lehtonen stopped 26 shots as the Dallas Stars beat the Phoenix Coyotes 3-1.
Devils Take Down Dallas In OT 3-2
Patrik Elias scored a power-play goal 40 seconds into overtime to give the New Jersey Devils a 3-2 victory over the Dallas Stars on Thursday night.
Lehtonen Collects 200th Win As Stars Top Maple Leafs 7-1
Valeri Nichushkin scored two goals and Kari Lehtonen made 24 saves against the Maple Leafs to record his 200th career victory.
Stars Shutout By Devils 1-0 For Fourth Straight Loss
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I love to partake in a little retail therapy almost as much as I love to cook. Being a foodie, I often find myself browsing through new-fangled kitchen gadgetry in housewares when, truth be known, my kitchen is equipped just fine. I might not have the very latest, but I was raised to be resourceful. I can pretty much make anything with the tools I already have.
Case in point: This past weekend, I made the Eggstra Special Sugar Cookies from the March/April issue. (It's on newsstands right now, and the recipe is on page 72.) I made them in simple circles with sugar sprinkles.
To cut them out, I used a piece of baking equipment my mother used — a glass jelly jar.
For smaller rounds, a stainless-steel jigger did the trick. I use both items to cut out biscuits and bread rounds for finger sandwiches, too.
I know some of you out there are just as resourceful. If you've got a tool or gadget that functions great in your kitchen but really wasn't meant for cooking at all, I'd love to hear from you.
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Jelly jars and Mason jars can be used for all sorts of things - soup mixes, candles, gift jellies/jams, flowers, holding screws/nuts/bolts, etc. If gifts, cover lid with cross-stitched piece and tie with ribbon or yarn. For flowers - other than using as "bud vases" - place ball of florist clay on bottom of jar, cover with moss, clip flower stem very short (so that flower is about 1/2 the height of the jar, stick flower stem into clay, and cover or not.
By Liz on July 04, 2012
yes you can nail the lids to a borad, and put diffrent little things screws or paper clips in the jars and just screw on the lid, on the borad, and all your little odds ans ends are right there , but out of the way
By dewey wingate jr on March 13, 2012
I too have always liked your show, but since I've been watching my diabetic diet, I stopped. Since you too are a diabetic now, why don't you be the first to put on a show with great diabetic recipes and the right portions we should eat. You can be a great role model for us and especially the kids. Your recipes seem to be high in sugar and fat and especially high in calories. Wish you well with your diabetes.
By Marijke on March 13, 2012
Hi Paula, I just love you and your boys....... I saw you on the Chew one day cooking and talking about your diabetes. I have diabetes too and although I love to watch you cook, I know what I can eat and I knew you did too. Shame on all of those people that tried to make you feel bad. Continue to cook with all the butter you want because I will continue to watch.... I LOVE you and your show!
By Robin on March 13, 2012
My mother used to use carnation milk cans with the holes made from he butcher knife on the un-opened end for a biscut cutter! It worked perfectly, and the size was exactly right for southern homemade from scratch biscuts too! Once that can got sort of worn looking. . . she simply made a "new" biscut cutter! I still do this one today, and believe me, we were "recycling" long before the "green folks" arrived on the scene! As Barbara Mandrell sang. . . we were country when country wasn't cool! But NOBOBY and I mean nobody could ever out cook my Mama either! It is now a "Family Tradition", we have a long line of wonderful southern soul food cooks, even in the young generations, and my daughter is still a mere size 5, and weighs 110 pounds, and sister that's after having THREE babies too! If only I could have been sooo lucky! Be Blessed Paula, love you tremendously!!!!
By kay on March 13, 2012
Paula, Love you, your family, your show, your home and everything you stand for. Came to Savannah to see you twice now. Ate at the resturant, Bubba's and shopped at your store. Purchased one mug from Lady and Son's and a cook book. Dream about your measuring utensils. Anxious to come back and hopefully be at the same place you are just once in my life. I have had some say I look like you. God knows I have your hair.just wish I had your beautiful eyes. You and your boys and entire familty are great. Love what you do AND STAY AS YOU ARE. I also had a shitzu just like yours were. Love ya forever, Brenda Foskey #1 FAN
By Brenda Foskey on March 06, 2012
God Bless you! Sorry you have diabetes, hope you can beat it. Or at least get a handle on it. I can't stop craving sugar, had type 2 since 1980! My cousin sent me this. I plan to take time with it in the AM. I just happen to be watching you Opra and Gayle on TV! Thank you Paula, Sharon
By Sharon Nickey on March 06, 2012
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Disney would never be so callous as to do something like this. And the backlash from something like this would be just amazing that it would quickly be stopped.
May I say it again? Goddam greedy lawyers!
Let's try to send some comments to Disney and see what happens.
Who is with me?
One example was the closure of PI. I know many people who have written letters and there is actually a Save the Adv Club on facebook. They seem quite big on saving the AC so much so that they were verbally yelled at by the VP of the Downtown Disney Area for complaining/protesting. Here is the message I got from them:
Last night, several from this Facebook group reported DTD VP Kevin Lansberry showed up at the Adventurers Club last night and pulled people one by one out of the club who were suspected of passing out handbills with information about the petitions and groups working to save the Adventurers Club.
When Lansberry was later accosted by people who were pissed at his
presence, what he was doing, etc., he jumped on his Segway and zoomed off into the night only to return with even more security personnel, including a bodyguard-type who followed Lansberry throughout the Island.
Three separate guests reported to our program that there were
literally dozens of Disney security personnel at the AC, alone, last
Also new last night:
*A new rumor has surfaced which suggests the Walt Disney Company has
not signed a single contract for the venues it hopes to put up in
place of the AC and other Pleasure Island. FOR ANYONE WHO ONCE
SUGGESTED THIS EFFORT WAS FUTILE, think again. We have a huge asset in this news. Keep fighting.
Complaints? News? Rumors? Hate Mail? Message ME.
(I took out the website so not to publicize them on this forum- Of course their claims might not be true)
A) I find it hard to believe that any of these suits that Lutz described would not be tossed swiftly once filed. Courts really don't stand for much of this stuff.
B) If any of these suits did make it to trial (I've not seen any press reports, and, trust me, these are cases that papers would eat up), I cannot believe that Disney wouldn't use California's malicious prosecution law to nail the lawyers who brought them.
Like I said, I can't wrap my head around this one.
Earlier this year, though, in response to an email I sent praising the service I received at one of the funnel cake shops, I got an actual postal letter in return. The second sentence of this letter is: "It is always a pleasure to hear from guests about their visits to our park."
Quite a difference in attitude, I'd say.
I've asked the nice folks at snopes.com to look into this. Hopefully, they will do so and get to the bottom line.
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D. Agat Unit and Mt. Alifan Unit
II. Mount Alifan Unit (158 acres)
Compared to the Chorrito Cliff-Bundschu Ridge area, Mount Alifan is a gentle giant rising 871 feet above the Agat beaches. Less convuluted than the northern ridges but nonetheless steep in its upper reaches, the grass-covered and strongly defended mountain presented a challenge to the 4th U.S. Marines. A hike over the lower slopes through sometimes head-high grasses today is still a chore in Guam's tropical heat and humidity. The mountain contains more remains of the 1944 fighting than any other unit. For the most part, however, these remains are not reinforced concrete, but craters, foxholes, emplacements, caves, and rifle-pits in Alifan's red earth. Only two small features are constructed of concrete. Moreover, following capture of the mountain, American demolition teams sealed many caves on the forward slopes. The slopes contain many artifacts from the battle, including shell and bomb fragments and bullets. Any interpretive trail on the mountain will have to be routed to avoide damaging the fragile earthen remains and to discourage souvenir hunters.
Nos. 16, 18 19, 19a, and 19b. These features are on a ridge running between Agar Junior High School arid Togcha River. No. 16 is a concrete base with a steel frame set in it. t is possibly the remains of a radio tower. Many artillery shell fragments were found in this area. Nos. 18 and 19 are two Japanese gun positions. Shelter caves are present at both sites. As elsewhere on Guam, the caves appear to have been partly closed by American demolition teams. These two sites most likely mark the location of a Japanese battery of two 150mm (6-inch) guns emplaced in this area. Nos. 19a and 19b are lightly east of No. 19, one on either side or Togcha River. No. 19a was a Japanese ammunition dump that exploded. Numerous shell casings were found here, particularly in the 8-foot depression caused by the explosion. Japanese and American hand grenades were also found. No. 19b is a large bomb crater. Nearby is a small shelter cave.
Nos. 15, 21a and 21b, and 22. These features are on the lower slopes of Mount Alifan between Togcha River and the community of Santa Rita.
No. 15 is a foxhole or a gun emplacement. It measures 4 by 8 feet. Remains of a possible radio tower are nearby. Shrapnel was found in this area. No. 2la consists of two depressions in the earth that appear to be foxholes. Nearby is a small, partly-sealed shelter cave. No. 21b, near 21a, is a depression on a ridge that possibly was an infantry position. No. 22 is also a depression on the edge of a ridge similar to No. 21b.
Nos. 11, 12, 13, 14, 43, 44, and 45. These several features are on the ridges between Togcha River and Torres School. No. 11 consists of two large bomb craters 800 feet west of Torres School. Each crater has a diameter of 33 feet. The area contains shrapnel, shell casings, and small arms ordnance. Vegetation has grown over both craters. No. 12 is a 6-inch naval shell that has been exploded. This fragile slope is covered with shrapnel. No. 13 is another bomb crater, wheras No. 14 is a shell crater. Erosion has occurred in this area because of foot travel. No. 43 is a profusion of shell casings and shrapnel. No. 44 consists of shell casings and shrapnel, and a hand grenade was found here. No. 45 is a foxhole north of Torres School.
Nos. 34, 35, 37, 38, 39, 46, 47, 49, 50, and 51. This area encompasses the lower slopes of Mount Alifan between the inland boundary of "new" Agat and the headwaters of Togcha River. Although subject to erosion, this area possesses a potential for the development of an interpretive trail. No. 34 is an infantry trench 5 feet deep. No. 35 consists of gun emplacements reinforced with iron I-beams. A Japanese 75mm round was found here. No. 37 is a series of foxholes along a ridge. No. 38 Consists of trenches and a foxhole on a ridge. Also, a shelter cave was cut into the hillside. No. 39 furthers the concept of how heavily defended this area was. It, too, is composed of foxholes and trenches suited for the emplacement of automatic weapons. No. 46 is more gun emplacements and trenches. No. 47 has trenches, shelter caves, gun emplacements, and a foxhole. No. 49 contains a rarity on Mount Alifan--reinforced concrete. It consists of three emplacements for automatic weapons which are connected by a trench system (filled with sword grass). One emplacement is earthen, while the other two are small reinforced-concrete structures with one embrasure each. A third concrete structure served as a fire control center. The interiors of the cramped concrete structures are stifling hot. No. 50 is a large cave cut into the side of a day hill, It has two entrances. Finally, No. 51 is a bomb crater.
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Lagrangian Mechanics for two springs (revisited)
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1. The problem statement, all variables and given/known data
Essentially the problem that I am trying to solve is the same as in this topic except that it is for 3 springs and 3 masses
2. Relevant equations
I have found similar equations as in the topic but I face a problem in describing the potential energy due to gravity for the system. The euler-lagrange equations aren't supposed to have any constants but due to the PE I find that I have constants in my euler-lagrange equations.
How do you define the gravitational potential energy for a vertical two spring system?
Thank you all in advance
Setting the zero of potential energy can be made wherever you want. Personally I'd set it at the top of the system. If I label the x-axis as going along with the springs and pointing downward for increasing x, the potential energy of the upper mass would be [itex]-mgd[/itex] where d is the distance between the top of the system and the first mass. The important thing to keep in mind is "the more you go downward, the less gravitational potential energy there is", I think.


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Have you seen this person?
Each week, Westborough Patch will feature a different outstanding criminal case from the Westborough Police Department.
In some cases, the information will come from MassMostWanted.com.
This week, Westborough Police have provided the details directly.
On Sept. 22, a woman mistakenly left her purse behind on a counter at Marshalls, in the Westborough Shopping Center, police tell Westborough Patch.
"She returned to get her purse a couple of minutes later to find it was gone," police say.
A store video shows a woman wearing a dark shirt, her hair in a bun, "and carrying a purse that has a dark pattern with light outlines," police say.
She was "accompanied by a male wearing baggy jeans, white checkered long sleeve shirt, red baseball hat and a large bushy pony tail," police say. No one saw the male committing a crime.
Anyone with information on the case is asked to call Detective Sgt. Glenn McLeod at 508-366-8801, ext. 184.


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Lodge Mon-Thurs.,2 night minimum and receive a discount.Elm Cottage is located in a beautiful valley in the hill country. Tranquility and relaxation. Flora and fauna abound. Yoga classes available.Gift certificates available.Contact owners for mid-week rate.
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From 1915 to 1940, marriage was big business in the City of Crown Point. An estimated 175,000 couples were married at the historic Lake County Courthouse during those years.
Marriages were performed 24/7, with no waiting period. The groom had to be 21, the bride 18, or you could have written or verbal consent from your parents.
The busiest years were from 1937 to 1940 due to the fact that the war scare was making couples more romantic. Wedding parties flocked to Crown Point by the bus load. Jewelers here had one of the largest stocks of wedding rings in the country. And, if the jewelers were closed, the Justice of the Peace had a large selection, as well.
In 1940 it all ended when Indiana passed a law requiring a blood test and a three-day waiting period for a marriage license.
Fast forward to today. Crossroads Regional Chamber of Commerce has kept this wonderful tradition alive by hosting one couple every year who weds on the steps of the Old Lake Courthouse steps during the annual Marriage Mill Celebration.
Following the wedding ceremony, couples come together to renew their matrimonial vows. This year's event will take place during the Taste of the Region/Arts and Crafts Festival at 6 p.m. Friday, June 21.
Couples interested in holding their wedding ceremony as part of the Marriage Mill Celebration need to call Farren at (219) 769-8180 to put in a request. One couple will be selected.
Health and Wellness Fair
First Financial Bank, 11890 Broadway, Crown Point, is hosting a Health and Wellness Exhibit and Fair from 10 a.m. to noon Saturday. At 11, Dr. Biljana Uzelac will speak on "Organic Cooking and Green Living."
There is still a limited number of vendor spaces available. Admission is free, and there will be door prizes and refreshments. Call (219) 226-2062 for more information.
Business After Hours
A.J. Specialties, 1308 E. 85th Ave., Merrillville, will host an evening of networking and celebration. from 5 to 7 p.m. April 25. Refreshments will be served. Call (219) 736-0367 for more information about this Business After Hours event.
Manage more effectively
Dyer-based NorthStar360 will offer a training program to help front line managers and supervisors manage more effectively. These training sessions are being offered from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. May 16 and 17 in Glenwood, Ill. and June 13 and 14 in Munster.
The two-day seminar will teach managers the skills essential to an organizations success; skills that will improve productivity, employee engagement, retention and profitability. For more information, call (219) 864-1576.


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"There never was a woman like Gilda!" drooled the posters – and no, there probably wasn't.
Rita Hayworth's nightclub queen is at once seductive and innocent, a mix of virgin and whore – the perfect male fantasy.
Her striptease scene is erotic to the max – but all she peels off are those long black gloves.
No wonder club manager Glenn Ford is obsessed, as is club owner George Macready, her arrival disrupting their borderline gay relationship.
Hothouse passions were rarely steamier than in Charles Vidor's 1946 thriller, and the close-knit triangle set-up plays itself out in classic noir style.
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Here are some of the smaller details… I love the look of paint splatters on my pages. You can get a similar effect using various sizes of rhinestones and dots.
There are some great words and phrases in the online store that work great as titles for scrapbook pages. I love this scripty "together".
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The Kanak Vrindavan is an exquisitely landscaped garden with a beautifully carved temple. It is a vast complex with terrace sites all around and intricately carved marble columns and lattices. Located in the foothills of Nahargarh on the way towards Amber, this complex is a popular spot for picnics and film shoots.
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How to Make a Magazine Flower
Do you have an old stack of magazines just laying around? Here's how to turn them into pretty decorations.
1Get a magazine that you do not want anymore. Cut about four or five pages out. We'll use them in the next step. Look for bright colors to get your attention but if you do not have that, then it is fine without.Ad
2Once you have about four or five pages, cut them into circles. Cut the first into a big circle then the next into a smaller circle, then smaller as you go through the pages.
3Ccrumple them up. Start with the biggest circle, put your finger in the middle and take the sides with your other hand to make a rose looking petal. Continue to do that with the rest of the circles.
4Place them together. Put the big one down on a surface, then put a drop or two of glue where you put your finger. Put the next size on top of the and continue to put glue and the next size.
5Add a button in the middle or leave it plain.Ad
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The Monmouth County Vocational School District prepares students for an evolving workplace, lifelong learning and further education through specialized academics, career and technical programs and achievement of the New Jersey Core Curriculum Content Standards.
Contact Information (Administrative Offices):
Monmouth County Vocational School District
4000 Kozloski Road, P.O. Box 5033
Freehold, New Jersey 07728-5033
Phone: 732-431-7942 | FAX: 732-409-6736
Non-Discrimination Clause: The Monmouth County Vocational School District does not discriminate on the basis of race, creed, color, national origin, ancestry, age, marital status, affectional or sexual orientation, gender, religion, disability, or socioeconomic status.
The "User Friendly Budget" for the MCVSD has been posted as of 4-1-2014, and can be viewed here.
District Anti-Bullying Coordinator:
Mr. Anthony Schaible
Assistant Superintendent
Monmouth County Vocational School District
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PO Box 5033
Freehold , NJ 07728-5033
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If there are any questions, please contact our Administrative Office at 732-431-7942.
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Monmouth County Vocational Technical High School- 51
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June 2014
Congratulations to the Brian D McAndrew Award recipients for your perseverance, dedication, and commitment to your personal growth inside and outside of the classroom.
Melissa Edgar- AAHS
Joseph Maggiore- BTHS
Sean Cavanagh- CHS
Sreela Kodli- HTHS
Cory Ott- MAST
Anthony Cintron- CLASS
Michael Volker- ALPS
Jose Leon-Ramirez- Career Center
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June 2014
High Technology High School Students Teach Middle School Participants How to "Control Minds" at HTHS Splash
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May 2014
High Technology student Rohan Kodialam, has been named as a member of the 2014 United States Physics Team. The team will arrive in College Park this week for training camp and possible selection for the team that will travel to the International Physics Olympiad.
Congratulations to High Technology High School and to the teachers who support this program.
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March 2014- In response to the devastation impacting the Philippines out of Typhoon Haiyan in November 2013, the students at the Shared Time Keyport and Hazlet campus donated much needed school supplies and clothes to those affected in the Iloilo area. These items have been donated to LIG Global Foundation to bring the donated items to the Philippines. Items included backpacks, papers, pens, pencils, notebooks, reading books, markers, crayons, and over 600 articles of clothing.
Life is Great (LIG) Global Foundation (ligglobal.org) is a non-profit non-government organization based in the USA that strives to bring together medical & non-medical volunteers to provide medical care and relief to those in need all around the world. Ms. Myrna A. Velez, Assistant Principal of Shared Time Schools will be accompanying LIG Global in their mission in July to the Philippines to distribute the school supplies and clothing there, as well as provide guidance to the schools integrating CTE into their academic curriculum.
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PISCATAWAY, N.J. (Sept. 14, 2013) – The Rutgers field hockey team defeated Siena, 4-1, at the University of Albany on Saturday. Four different Scarlet Knights scored in the contest, while eight posted at least one point.
RU (3-2) posted 16 shots in the contest, holding the Saints (0-3) to just one. The Scarlet Knights also notched 16 penalty corners to just one for Siena.
On its only shot of the match, the Saints got on the board first 14:59 into the first half on a Theresa Tremblay goal. With 1:53 remaining in the opening stanza, senior Laura Rose (Washington Township, N.J.) scored her third goal of the season with assists from classmate Kaitlyn Plouse (Hummelstown, Pa.) and freshman Ashpal Kaur Bhogal (Leeds, England). The score was tied, 1-1, at the half.
Freshman Sofia Walia (Surrey, British Columbia) notched the first goal of her career on a penalty stroke 5:12 into the second half. With 19:01 remaining in the contest, sophomore Katie Champion (Egg Harbor Township, N.J.) tallied her first goal of 2013 off a pass from senior Lisa Patrone (Washington Township, N.J.).
Just 42 seconds later, Rutgers sealed the win as freshman Rachel Yaney (Bridgewater, N.J.) put one in the back of the cage for the second time this season, receiving a pass in front of the net from junior Sophie Wright (Devizes, United Kingdom). Wright leads RU with nine points this season.
The Scarlet Knights are back in action tomorrow, Sept. 15, taking No. 13 Albany in Albany, N.Y., at 2 p.m.
Follow Rutgers Athletics on Facebook (www.facebook.com/RutgersAthletics) and Twitter (www.twitter.com/RUAthletics) for all of the latest news and updates. For specific updates regarding Rutgers field hockey, follow the program on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/RUFieldHockey), Twitter (@RUFieldHockey) and Instagram (@rutgersfieldhockey). Fans can receive timely information, including special offers and giveaways throughout the year on both social media outlets along with www.ScarletKnights.com.


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Monthly Archive for January, 2014
Make sure to watch miraculous shot and El Cerrito's win over St. Joseph
We received more detail from an El Cerrito (Calif.) 71-64 overtime win at No. 6 St. Joseph Notre Dame (Alameda) on Friday, and if you have a chance to watch the replay on Demand on Comcast, do it. Sounds like an instant classic. The back-and-forth game finally looked secure when El Cerrito's Jalen Walton went […] [Read More]
Friday roundup: No. 8 Serra beats No. 7 Sacred Heart Cathedral in OT
Danny Mahoney had 23 points and Sean Watkins 12, leading host and No. 8 Serra (13-4, 6-1) to a 73-66 overtime win over Sacred Heart Cathedral Friday in West Catholic Athletic League play. Two free throws by Cory Cravhallo sent the game into overtime with 11 seconds left in regulation for Serra. Freshman Alfred Hollings […] [Read More]
Wednesday Bay Area roundup: No. 3 Salesian girls edge No. 1 Saint Mary's; No. 8 Serra starts fast, beats No. 5 SI
Mariya Moore and her Salesian High School girls basketball team did it again. The third-ranked Pride (15-5, 5-0 TCAL Rock), behind 23 points, eight rebounds and five assists from the reigning Metro Player of the Year, and 20 by junior guard Kian McNair beat No. 1 Saint Mary's-Berkeley 64-63 at St. Mary's College. The victory […] [Read More]
No. 6 Salesian girls defeat No. 2 Miramonte: top-ranked St. Mary's loses again
BY HAROLD ABEND No. 6 Salesian-Richmond 74, No. 2 Miramonte-Orinda 56 At The MLK Classic at Marin Catholic-Kentfield: Salesian star Mariya Moore took over in the second half after Miramonte led 36-35 at halftime. Moore led an 18-0 third quarter run and during the stretch she had a hand in every point with a basket, […] [Read More]
Preview of MaxPreps Martin Luther King Jr. Classic from Haas
MP MLK Jr. Classic overview Slideshow of 20 top standouts Arguably nation's top junior Ivan Rabb primed for Capital Christian BERKELEY, Calif. — Bishop O'Dowd (Oakland) boys basketball coach Lou Richie didn't really need to elaborate. Simply his team and Capital Christian (Sacramento) didn't get along in some summer-league action. "We had a very heated […] [Read More]
Saturday roundup: St. Ignatius and Mitty split upsets; Salesian's Mariya Moore records quadruple double
The wild, competitive world of the West Catholic Athletic League boys basketball season took another turn on Saturday night. Sixth-ranked St. Ignatius (12-3, 4-1), which was handled by No. 12 Riordan on Thursday, defeated No. 3 and visiting Mitty 48-40 behind 19 points by Trevor Dunbar and 10 by Julian Marcu. Tied heading into the […] [Read More]
WCAL roundup: No. 12 Riordan takes down No. 6 St. Ignatius
Just when we thought we had a handle on the West Catholic Athletic League boys basketball race, there's this: Riordan comes to life. The 12th-ranked and host Crusaders (8-6, 1-3), who opened the WCAL season 0-3, showed lots of fight with an impressive 56-46 win over No. 6 St. Ignatius (12-2, 3-1). Riordan fought back […] [Read More]
St. Ignatius sweeps Sacred Heart Cathedral; Retains Bruce-Mahoney trophy
If the St. Ignatius boys basketball team could bottle Tuesday's rather stunning 70-39 win over West Catholic Athletic League favorite Sacred Heart Cathedral, the possibilities are endless. "League title, section title, state title," senior point guard Trevor Dunbar said after the WCAL opener before 5,500 fans at USF's jammed War Memorial Gymnasium. "Who knows." Who […] [Read More]
If you can't get to USF tonight for St. Ignatius vs. Sacred Heart Cathedral…
More than 5,000 fans will jam into USF's War Memorial Gym for a basketball doubleheader between fierce San Francisco rivals St. Ignatius and Sacred Heart Cathedral. The girls game tips off at 6 p.m. and the boys game approximately 7:30 p.m. If you can't get there, here are three ways to follow the action (thanks […] [Read More]
Terra Nova's Bill Gray resigns following 42 seasons, 256 wins
Coaching high school football doesn't take what it used to take. Not to be truly successful. "Back when I started it was a nine-game season and after the final game you'd tell your kids, 'see you in August,' " Bill Gray said Monday. Gray told his Terra Nova (Pacifica, Calif.) team he wouldn't be seeing […] [Read More]
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