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This was the third and last spacecraft prepared for a Venus encounter by the Soviets in 1965. All three spacecraft had originally been intended for Mars Exploration in 1964 and 1965. However, during coast to orbit, a combustion chamber in the booster's third-stage engine exploded due to a crack in the fuel pipeline.
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Venue: Sepang
Circuit Length: 5.543 Km
Laps: 56
Lap Record: 1:34.223 = 211.782 km/h - J. Montoya (Williams BMW) 2004
Odd note:
Melbourne, post-race press conference: a questioner asks Sebastian Vettel if he has seen the weather forecast for Sepang, where apparently it is going to rain on Friday… and Saturday… and Sunday: will this affect his strategy? "Have you been to Malaysia?" Seb retorts. "It rains every day there!"
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Sepang, first used in 1999, is one of Tilke's more forgiving tracks. It's wide all the way round and is familiar from the sharp, downhill Turn 1-2 complex and the long straights that converge for Turn 15. Those two straights are the DRS zones so overtaking should happen into Turns 1 and 15. For the first time we will see orange come into play: that's the colour on the sidewalls of Pirelli's Hard compound, which will work in tandem with the white Medium tyres, the hardest two in the company's range. "We would describe Sepang as genuinely 'extreme': both in terms of weather and track surface," says Pirelli's Paul Hembery. This means that it is one of the most demanding weekends for our tyres that we experience all year." Average speed is a tad under 200 km/h, top speed just over 310 and 59% of the lap is at full throttle.
What's unusual?
The Malaysian climate! Last year the race was suspended for almost an hour after just nine of the scheduled 56 laps. Of course (see above) it rains a lot, but even when it doesn't the high ambient humidity is a nuisance for the engine specialists: it displaces oxygen and means a reduction in power output.
Who's hot?
Answer: Iceman! Kimi Raïkkönen arrives fresh from his brilliant Melbourne victory for Lotus Renault. Not only that, but the Flying Finn has already won at Sepang – twice. A decade ago he did the business as a McLaren driver, taking the first of his 20 Grand Prix wins to date; in 2008 he won again, this time for Ferrari. Typically, the stats don't mean a lot to the 33-year-old Kimi: "I would not say that circuit is more important for me – it's not that special for me - but it's quite a nice place to race at," he says. "I like it and the challenge is always at the highest level in the beginning of the year in the heat."
But the fire is also burning bright within the Ferrari camp after Fernando Alonso's strong second place in Melbourne, with Felipe Massa backing up in fourth. "It was important to see both our drivers deliver strong performances, as it provides a great basis on which we can build a competitive season and I'm pleased for both of them," said team principal Stefano Domenicali. "Seeing Ferrari heading the Constructors' Championship is a great reward for the people who have been working so hard, both here at the track and back home in Maranello." Ferrari were the first winners at Sepang with Eddie Irvine; they were also the most recent with Alonso's success in 2012, the Spaniard's third in Malaysia – all with different teams.
And let's include Mercedes, for whom Lewis Hamilton claimed fifth place in Melbourne on debut in his Silver Arrow after qualifying an excellent third. Nico Rosberg also topped the time-sheets in practice before falling out of the race early on, but with one of their partner sponsors based in Malaysia the German team will be looking for a similarly strong performance at Sepang – especially as this is their 60th race with Petronas on the side of the cars. Their engines have won twice, in 2003 and 2007. "Sepang is one of my favourite tracks on the Formula One calendar," says Rosberg. "The layout has a little bit of everything with the slow and fast corners making a nice mix."
Who's not?
It might seem strange to count Red Bull Renault in this category. After all, they were red-hot in qualifying when Sebastian Vettel and Mark Webber locked out the front row; but they cooled off in the race, especially Webber (why always Mark?) when his preparations on the warm-up lap were disrupted by a problem with the car stemming from the new, highly complex ECU. It brought an apology from the supplier, McLaren: "The electronic units themselves ran without incident in Melbourne, but there was a software-related issue that meant that Mark Webber's Red Bull Racing car's garage data system had to be re-started during the formation lap. That disrupted his preparations for the start of the race, for which Mark and the team has our apology. We are working together with them to prevent any recurrence."
That allows us a convenient segue into McLaren Mercedes themselves, for whom Melbourne was close to a disaster: 10th and 15th in qualifying, 9th and 11th in the race. With no turn-around time before Malaysia they can hope for little better, unless the weather and track conditions play into their hands. At least Sergio Perez will have a warm, fuzzy feeling from last year's sterling performance there in a Sauber. "For me, Sepang holds many happy memories – I had one of the best races of my career there last year where I was able to push Fernando for victory until the closing laps," the Mexican recalls. "It's a fantastic circuit, really fast and demanding. It would be great to pull off another unexpected result for the team this year." We should also include Toro Rosso Ferrari after a less than earth-shattering start in Australia, where JEV and Dan qualified 13th and 14th, the Frenchman finished 12th and Dan didn't finish at all. They're locked in their own little duel this season but they need to keep pace with other midfield runners – Williams, Sauber, Force India – or risk falling back to levels they thought they had left behind.
2012 Results
Pole Position:
Lewis Hamilton (McLaren Mercedes); 1:36.219 = 207.389 km/h
1st: Fernando Alonso (Ferrari) 2:44.51.812
2nd: Sergio Perez (Sauber Mercedes): gap 2.263s
3rd: Lewis Hamilton (McLaren Mercedes): gap 14.591s
Fastest Lap:
Kimi Raikkonen (Lotus Renault); 1:40.722 = 198.117 km/h on lap 53
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Mark made the Sepang front row in a Jaguar in 2004; he has been on pole once at Sepang, in 2010, and on the front row again in 2011 with Red Bull. His only podium finish was in 2010, when he finished second to Vettel. Last year was Dan's first outing at Sepang; his Toro Rosso qualified 15th and advanced to 12th at the finish.


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Elizabeth M Haran
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Professional Biography
Ph.D. Boston College, 1979
M.Ed. Salem State University, 1974
B.A. Salem State University, Mathematics, 1971
Professor, Salem State University (1985 - Present). Bertolon School of Business. Marketing/Decision Sciences Department (formerly OM/MIS), Member of Graduate Faculty, MBA Program.
Visiting Professor, Doctoral Program, The Institute of International Studies, Ramkhamhaeng University (July, 2006 - August, 2006).
Acting Dean, Salem State University (2000 - 2003). School of Business.
Visiting Associate Professor, Boston College (July, 1986 - August, 1986). Statistics.
Adjunct Professor/Instructor, University of Massachusetts (1980 - 1983). Quantitative Analysis.
Adjunct Professor/Instructor, Boston College Graduate School of Arts and Sciences (1978 - 1982). Introductory Statistics, Advanced Statistics, Introduction to Programming, PL1.
Adjunct Professor/Instructor, Boston College, School of Education (1975 - 1978). Measurement and Evaluation, Senior Reading and Research Projects.
Mathematics Teacher, City of Peabody (1971 - 1975).
Consultant, Boston College (1986 - 1986). Human Resources Department.
Assistant Director, Computer Center, Boston College (1983 - 1985). Directly responsible for planning and directing the personnel and operational activities of the User Services division of the computer center. 'Managed the maximization of assistance available to faculty, students and researchers regarding the use of host and micro processor based computing facilities at the university. 'Managed the VAX System Programmers as part of the Academic Systems Support Network. 'Directed the operations of the Production Control group to insure the highest possible level of support to Administrative units within the university in the development and regular processing of management information systems.
Manager, Computer Center, Boston College (1982 - 1983). Academic Services.
Statistical Consultant, Boston College (1980 - 1982). Boston College Computer Center.
Senior Research Associate, Public Affairs Research Institute (1977 - 1980). Designed, implemented and reported on evaluations of federally funded programs. Tasks included proposal writing; needs assessment;development of measurement instruments; statistical analysis; workshop presentations; writing reports including recommendations for program improvements.
Research Associate, Boston College Laboratory For Statistical and Policy Research (1975 - 1978).
Professional Interests
Quantitative Analysis in Practice
Business Intelligence
SEM and AHP in research activities
Teaching in the Decision Sciences area
Advising one third of business undeclared/first year students in the Bertolon School of Businesss; Advisor Student Leaders; "Super Advisor" Bertolon School of Business; Assistant Advisor Peer Mentors.
University-wide Promotion Committee
Selected Publications
Dixon-Ogbechi, B. N., Haran, E. M. , & Aiyeku, J. (2010). Customers' Perception of Relationship Marketing as a Strategic Tool in the Nigerian Food and Beverage Industry. Journal of Management Policy and Practice 11 (5).
Dixon-Ogbechi, B. N., Haran, E. M. , & Aiyeku, J. (2009). Relationship Marketing as a Strategic Tool for Indigenous Companies in the Nigerian Food and Beverage Industry. Journal of Global Business Development, 1 (1), 145-158.
Dixon-Ogbechi, B. N., Haran, E. M. , & Aiyeku, J. (2009). Relationship Marketing as a Strategic Tool for Multinational Companies in the Nigerian Food and Beverage Industry. Journal of Current Research in Global Business, 12 (17).
Huynh, H., Haran, E. M. (1981). Review of Criterion-Referenced Measurement: the State of the Art. Educational Researcher.
Selected Presentations
Adekoya, A. G., Oyatoye, E. O. , Haran, E. M. , Dixon-Ogbechi, B. N. , & Aiyeku, J. F. (2010). Analytical Hierarchy Process as an Evaluative Tool for the Strategic Consolidation of Capital Base in the Banking Industry. Academy of World Business, Marketing and Management Development Conference.
Adekoya, A. G., Oyatoye, E. O. , Haran, E. M. , Dixon-Ogbechi, B. N. , & Aiyeku, J. F. (2010). Determining the Strategic Consolidation of the Capital Base of Nigerian Commercial Banks Using the Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP) Model. International Academy of African Business and Development.
Dixon-Ogbechi, B. N., Haran, E. M., & Aiyeku, J. F. (2009). Application of the Analytic Hierarchy Process in Determining Relative Importance of Relationship Marketing Variables for Companies in the Nigerian Food and Beverage Industry. International Symposium for Analytic Hierarchy Process, Pittsburg, Pennsylvania.Haran, E. M. (2009). A Proposal for Integrating Business Intelligence Applications in a Business Statistics Course. International Conference on Operations and Quantitative Management, Los Angeles, California
Clark, J., Farahbakhsh, M., & Haran, E. (2007). A Behavioral Theory Approach to the SME's Decision to Expand Exports: A Study of the South African Decision Maker's Characteristics. Association for Global Business Annual Conference.
Haran, E. M. (2006, November). Historical Health Care Legislation from a Small Business Perspective. Association For Global Business Annual Conference, Newport Beach, California.
Haran, E. M., Clark, J., Farrahbakhsh, M., & Gu, J. (2005, October). Cultural Factors Related to Export Decisions in South Africa Small Businesses. The International Business and Economics Research Conference, Las Vegas, Nevada
Clark, J., Farabakhsh, M. J., Haran, E., & Gu, J. (2005). On the Road to Export Marketing in South Africa. International Academy of African Business and Development.
Haran, E. M. (1998, July). U.S. Women Executives in International Business. International Conference of the Academy of Business and Administrative Sciences (ABAS), Budapest, Hungary.
Haran, E. M. (1995, April). Encouraging Minority Entrepreneurs, College/Community Collaboratives. Babson College Entrepreneurial Research Conference, London, United Kingdom.
Haran, E. M. & Coleman, L. (1995, April). Small Business Strategies for Managing Elderly Food Service Programs. Babson College Entrepreneurial Research Conference, London, United Kingdom.
Haran, E. M. (1989, April). The Impact of Mandated Health Benefits Legislation and Full Employment on the Business Climate in Massachusetts. Babson College Entrepreneurial Research Conference, St. Louis, Missouri.
Ebersole, N., Haran, E., Luther, R., Metchik, E., Smith, A., Gina Vega, (2010, May). Faculty Learning Community: Academic Advising. Pearls and Perils Teaching and Learniing Conferece, Salem, Massachusetts.
Haran, E. M. & Wagner, A. (2005, October). Curriculum/Prerequisites for Business Statistics: To Change or Not to Change. The College Teaching and Learning Conference, Las Vegas, Nevada.
Haran, E. M. & Coleman, L. (1994, October). Quality Nutritional Services for the Elderly. Production and Operations Management Society Annual Conference, Washington D.C., District of Columbia.
Haran, E. M. (1993, October). The New Direct Marketing and Its Impact on Product Decisions. Annual Meeting of the Production and Operations Management Society (POMS), Boston, Massachusetts.
Haran, E. M. & Zimmer, D. (1986). Administering the Microcomputer (R)evolution on Campus. American Educational Research Association, San Francisco, California.
Haran, E. M. & Jonczyk, I. (2000, April). Exploring Options for Analysis in Direct Marketing. Western Decision Sciences Institute, Maui, Hawaii.
Haran, E. M. & McGee, P. (2000, March). Evaluating Paths to the 150-hour Requirement: Students' Perceptions. Northeast Decision Sciences Institute, Atlantic City, New Jersey.
McGee, P. & Haran, E. M. (1999, March). Assessment of a Service Model in Accounting. Northeast Decision Sciences Institute, Newport, Rhode Island.
McGee, P. & Haran, E. (1998, April). Service Learning in Accounting: Impact and Improvement. Northeast Region of American Accounting Association Annual Meeting, Manchester, New Hampshire.
Haran, E. M. (1994, March). Small Business Perspectives on Health Care Reform Revisited 88-94. Eastern Economic Association Annual Conference, Boston, Massachusetts.
Militello, J., Coleman, L., & Haran, E. M. (1994, March). Food Management for the Aging Population . Eastern Economic Association Annual Conference, Boston, Massachusetts.
Haran, E. M. & Coleman, L. J. (1989, October). Receptivity to Social Marketing. Northeast Business & Economics Association Conference, Providence, Rhode Island.
Haran, E. M. (1988, November). Is a Health Care Law Healthy for Small Business? Northeast Business & Economics Association Conference, Hartford, Connecticut.
Haran, E. M. (1986). A Service System of Academic Computing. Eastern Education Research Association, Miami, Florida.
Flynn, J., Closson, M., Manfra, D., Tuttle, D., Haran, E., David Goodof, (2010). Fears, Peers and Advising; Perceptions of the Peer Mentoring Program in the Bertolon School of Business. Undergraduate Research Day, Salem, Massachusetts


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granulated sugar for decoration
I love shortbread cookies and this is one of the best recipes I've found. Instead of cutting the cookies out, I rolled the dough into logs (I had five logs about an inch in diameter with a double batch), covered them in Seran wrap and chilled them for a couple hours. Then I cut the dough into half-inch chunks (I got average of aboout a dozen to fifteen pieces from each log) and flattened them on a cookie sheet with the bottom of a glass covered in sugar. They turned out great! I also made up some of the Almond Butter Icing I found under the "Frostings and Icings" section -- the two together make a great combo!
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Outstanding! This recipe is simple and classic. Instead of struggling with a wooden spoon, I just used my electric mixer to do it all. First I beat up the cold butter, sugar and extract, then added the sifted flour and put the mixture on "stir." Those who said it was crumbly didn't stir it long enough. I took other reviewers' advice and used only 2 cups of flour. Also, I rolled it into a 2.5 inch log, chilled, then sliced the cookies 1/2" thick. They baked in my convection oven for 20 mins and were perfect! Soft and delish. Enjoy!
This is a great shortbread cookie like I remember from Scotland. We make them and then sandwich them between almond frosting. Just make sure that the sugar and butter are very well blended because this is what makes them turn out well.
I am currently going to culinary school and needed a recipe for shortbread for a tableside cooking practical. Not only was this shortbread easy to work with, I topped it with powdered almonds and sugar and it came out exactly how I wanted. I think this recipe is fantastic.
Just made these, followed other suggestions & cut flour to two cups, rolled thin & cut with 2 1/2" decoritive cutter. Dipped 1/2 in melted milk chocolate. They are wonderful. Will be making another batch!!
This recipe made the easiest and best shorbread I've ever made. (It is much easier and better than the recipe I found in Martha Stewart Living last Christmas!) I made two batches this evening for holiday gifts. Instead of using Almond Extract, which I didn't have on hand, I used vanilla extract and lemon extract. In the vanilla shortbread I also added cinnamon. After pulling them out of the oven, I rolled the lemon shorbread in sugar and the vanilla/cinnamon in a cinnamon-sugar mixture. They turned out perfectly flakey and absolutely delicious. Don't worry if the dough is a bit dry and crumbly. It still turns out well. Just keep working it with your hands. Thanks, Robin!!
I am blown away. I have had the hardest time finding a good shortbread recipe, and this one takes it. all I did was substitute vanilla for almond extract, and add 1/8 cup brown sugar. perfect, works in pan form, and rolled into tubes and cut into cookies. very versitile.
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The History Of Cookies
A Favorite Comfort Food Began As A Kitchen Test
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CAPSULE REPORT: Who doesn't love a cookie. Just think: Without ovens, we wouldn't have these delightful treats. In fact, the cookie was invented in the days before thermostats, as a test to see if primitive ovens were the right temperature to bake cakes. Rather than ruin an entire cake, a "little cake," or cookie, was tested first. At the time, no one thought the "test cake" would become a treat with charms of its own. This is Page 1 of a three-page article. Click on the black links below to visit other pages.
Cookies are small, sweet, flat, dry cakes—single-serving finger food. They are generally flour based, but they can be flourless—made from egg whites and/or almonds like macaroons, for example—or made from gluten-free flour, like rice flour. Cookies can be soft, chewy or crisp. They can be big or small, plain or fancy. They can be simple—butter and sugar—or complex, with a multitude of ingredients, or fashioned into cookie sandwiches, two layers and filling. But they started out long ago, not as a treat or a comfort food, but as an oven regulator!
Origin Of The Cookie
Lavish cakes were well-known in the Persian Empire. According to What's Cooking America, a food history website, the earliest cookie-style cakes are thought to date back to Persia (modern Iran) in the 7th century C.E., toward the end of its glory.*
*Begun around 550 B.C.E., Islam's former territorial unity, Persia was conquered numerous times, most famously when Alexander the Great defeated Darius III at Gaugamela (331 B.C.E.). But in 913 C.E., conquered by the Buwayhid from the shores of the Caspian Sea, the united Muslim empire was destroyed and Iran became one nation in an increasingly diverse Islamic world.
While Europeans had honey, due to the ancient migration of bees, sugar came much later. It originated in the lowlands of Bengal or elsewhere in Southeast Asia, and was brought to Persia and cultivated there, spreading to the eastern Mediterranean. Bakers made luxurious cakes and pastries for the wealthy. With the Muslim invasion of Iberia in the 8th century, followed by the Crusades (1095 to 1291) and the developing spice trade, the cooking techniques and ingredients of Arabia spread to Northern Europe. Cookbooks of the Renaissance, which began in Italy in the 14th century and spread to the rest of Europe, are filled with cookie recipes. By the end of the 14th century, one could buy little filled wafers on the streets of Paris.
But during the centuries before, while cakes of were being baked to the delight of all, what has evolved into our cookie was not originally made to please the sweet tooth. According to culinary historians, the first historic record of cookies was used as test cakes. A small amount of cake batter was dropped onto baking pans to test the temperature of the oven before the cake was baked (remember, early ovens didn't have thermostats like ours do, and were fueled by burning wood).
Each language has its own word for cookie. In The Netherlands, the little test cake was called a koekje, "little cake" in Dutch (a cake is koek). The concept evolved to small, individual portions, which were baked to create the dry, hard-textured cookies we know today. With the moisture removed, they stayed fresh much longer than cake. The British word for cookie, biscuit, comes from the Latin bis coctum, meaning "twice baked" (also the origin of the Italian biscotti). According to The Oxford Companion to Food, the term "cookie" first appeared in print around 1703.†
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Greetings Fellow Disc Golfers;
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The Elk County Catholic Lady Crusaders tennis team advanced to the District Nine Team Tennis finals with a 5-0 victory over the Lady Rovers of Brockway in the semifinals held on Monday afternoon at Benzinger Park.
"Today we started the first round of this year's District Team Tennis tournament against a young but improving Brockway squad. Brockway has a very nice team, they are well coached; they played very well today," said Pete Meier, ECCHS head coach. "We played some of our best tennis so far and the girls came away with a well-deserved win."
At #1 singles, Crystal Hanes won a 6-4, 6-0 match over Brockway's Brittany Johnson. "Crystal's serving was great, her shots were crisp today, as she kept her opponent moving," said Meier.
Loreal Housler gave Elk County a win at #2 singles, defeating Chelsea Facchine by a 6-3, 4-0 (retired) score. "Loreal Housler also played extremely well in her win as her effort is always exceptional, and today she had another great match," stated Meier.
Ally Brock breezed to a 6-0, 6-0 victory at #3 singles, defeating Cassandra Foradori.
"Ally once again played fantastic tennis as she continues to improve with each match," added Meier.
Megan Fritz and Brittany Auman took the #1 doubles for the Lady Crusaders, defeating Kristin Moore and Rayna Barrow by a 6-1, 6-0 score.
"Megan and Brittany have developed into a very good doubles team in recent weeks and are really playing super tennis for us," Meier said.
The second doubles match, which was shortened by weather, found Laira Reuscher and Maria Gismondi of ECCHS winning over McKenzie Bart and Abigail Larson by a 6-0 and 3-1 score.
"Laira and Maria were in command, winning the first set and leading in the second before the weather forced the match to be shorted. They are great doubles partners. They play very well together," said Meier.
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Kansas City, MO (Sports Network) - Brett Lawrie knocked in two runs during a four-run fifth inning and later stole home, as the Toronto Blue Jays held off the Kansas City Royals, 5-3.
Jose Bautista and Yunel Escobar each added an RBI for the Blue Jays, who have won the first three games of this four-game set.
Ricky Romero (3-0) gave up two runs on five hits over eight innings. He struck out five and walked two.
"The defense has been tremendous for me all year and, in general, for the whole team," Romero said. "I'm a guy that the hitters are going to hit ground balls with. I rely on my defense a lot."
Alcides Escobar and Mike Moustakas each had an RBI for the Royals, who have lost nine straight at home - longest in franchise history - and 10 in a row overall.
Danny Duffy (1-2) allowed four runs on five hits over 4 2/3 innings to take the loss. He fanned five and walked five.
Toronto wasted multiple scoring chances early on. With men on second and third and two outs in the first inning, Colby Rasmus struck out swinging.
The Blue Jays had a runner on third with two outs in the second, when J.P. Arencibia flied out.
Duffy gave up just one hit through the first four innings, but struggled in the fifth. Rajai Davis doubled and Arencibia walked to begin the frame. Davis stole third and scored on Yunel Escobar's single to right. Two batters later, Bautista hit an RBI single up the middle. Edwin Encarnacion was intentionally walked to load the bases. After Rasmus struck out swinging for the second out, Lawrie hit a two-run single to right for a 4-0 margin.
"He (Duffy) couldn't get through the fifth inning because his pitch count was so high," Royals manager Ned Yost said. "Baserunning gaffes. We ran the gamut today in just about everything."
The Royals did manage to get two runs back in the home half of the inning. Jeff Francoeur and Moustakas singled before Humberto Quintero walked to load the bases. Alcides Escobar then grounded into a fielder's choice to plate a run. Escobar's throwing error on the play allowed another run to score. Jason Bourgeois and Alex Gordon grounded out to keep it 4-2.
The Blue Jays added an insurance run in the eighth. With runners on the corners and two outs, Yunel Escobar stepped to the plate. Arencibia stole second and the throw to second allowed Lawrie to steal home.
Francisco Cordero picked up his first save of the season, despite giving up a run in the ninth. With one out, Yuniesky Betancourt walked and Jeff Francoeur doubled. Betancourt scored when Moustakas' infield single deflected off Cordero. Pinch-hitter Brayan Pena grounded into a double play to end the game.
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How quaintly old-fashioned it looks, the advertising agency depicted in television's Mad Men, circa 1963, when the men were men and the women were secretaries. But many of the gender conflicts common to the workplace since men and women started to work side by side still exist. And some new ones have been born.
Hardly anyone worries anymore about whether cubicle neighbors should date or whether men should hold the door for female coworkers. But the enduring differences in how men and women communicate still have ramifications that range from hurt feelings to missed promotions and fewer pay raises.
No news here: Men are supposedly blunter and more aggressive and appear self-confident even when they don't know what they're talking about. Women are more tentative in voicing their opinions and appear unsure of themselves even when they know very well what they're talking about. As bosses, men tend to be more authoritarian and women more collaborative. Men don't give much feedback; women want too much feedback. Men are thought not to ask enough questions; women are thought to ask too many questions. And so forth.
Deborah Tannen, a linguistics professor at Georgetown University, wrote a book in 1994 about the different ways that men and women communicate in the office. In the almost two decades since her Talking From 9 to 5 was published, Tannen hasn't seen a lot of changes. If women don't sound accommodating enough, "they're seen as too aggressive or too pushy," and if they come off as too accommodating, "they're seen as too timid," she said. "Women are also more inclined to say, 'I'm sorry that happened,' which is more likely to be seen as weak. They're seen as lacking confidence—but that doesn't mean they are actually lacking confidence." In other words, women who are indirect aren't necessarily insecure, but they may be perceived that way.
Despite the many advances—and the surge of female leaders in business and politics around the world—this misperception isn't going away. A study in 2004 conducted by Melissa Thomas-Hunt of the University of Virginia and Katherine Phillips of Columbia Business School found that women are less likely to be viewed as experts than men are, even when they have the requisite knowledge. In an experiment, 143 undergraduate business students learned about Australian bushfires and then ranked 12 items in order of importance related to surviving one. Then they were randomly assigned to groups of three to five individuals, usually a mix of women and men, to share expertise.
"Men are being told they can't just boss people around, but have to inspire people."
Not only were women's opinions more often disregarded than men's, the researchers found, but women who had no particular bushfire know-how were viewed more favorably—by men and women alike—than women who knew more, because they tended to agree with the predominant view instead of challenge it. And women tended to evaluate themselves more harshly then men on equivalent performances. "It's not actual expertise," the researchers concluded, "but perceived expertise that conveys power and status."
Communication per se isn't the problem, according to Linda Carli, who lectures on psychology at Wellesley College and coauthored Through the Labyrinth: The Truth About How Women Become Leaders. Women, she argues, carry a double burden—of proving their competence and also coming across as warm and caring. "But they can't be too nice or too warm or too competent," she said.
If so little is changing in workplace dynamics, what's the answer? Give up and build the cubicle walls higher?
Nope. What's crucial, experts say, is to bring these differences into the open—not to denigrate but to understand. "Raising awareness," as Tannen put it, "is the most important thing." Simply knowing that men tend—tend—to be more authoritative and brusque and that women tend to prefer collaboration and indirection can help both genders work together.
Consider an experiment conducted at Case Western Reserve University in 2008 on the willingness of men and women to forgive another person's mistakes. Given a scenario in which someone acted wrongly, men generally judged the transgressor more harshly than women did. But when men were asked if they had ever misbehaved similarly, they suddenly became more forgiving. Women, in general, didn't.
In the workplace, men are twice as likely as women to be rude and uncivil, and they respond more quickly and directly to coworkers' rudeness, management professors Christine Porath and Christine Pearson concluded in their book, The Cost of Bad Behavior. "But that doesn't mean women won't get even," Porath, who teaches at Georgetown, pointed out. "They tend to respond passive-aggressively, such as withholding needed information, spreading rumors, or the silent treatment. We learn these ways of coping very young on the playground and, sadly, they stick." Women tend not to confront incivility head-on or to complain to a colleague or boss. Thus, the offender isn't reprimanded or coached on a change in behavior, Porath said. "This reinforces the inequality."
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I have a 6x12 dump bed box with 3" c-channel crossmembers. I would like to build a trailer frame for this and weld the bed to the trailer frame, no dump, for a utility trailer. I have a question on how to build the frame. So this bed will be welded to a 5" channel frame and my question is would I need any crossmembers in the main frame or will the crossmembers welded to the top be enough?
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How much does this dump bed weigh? Most likely it will be a max load for a single axle set up right from the start. By the time you add the 5" channel iron and tongue it will be even heavier. By adding another axle and spring package you still won't be able to haul as much with it weight wise as you could with a conventional utility trailer of the same size(6X12). The dump bed is really just too heavy for something like this. How much welding experience do you have to consider a project of this scope? What kind of welding equipment are you planning on using? Got any pictures of the bed for us to see?
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Stressless E200 2-Seater Sectional
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The E200 Sectional combines the best elements of the Stressless E200 collection into one piece. This 2-seater sectional is essentially a loveseat combined with the E200 Longseat, and we have to say, the pairing is quite marvelous. The E200 Sectional uses the Stressless Ergo-Adapt system, where the seat automatically adjusts to your weight, to help maximize your comfort.
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Simple, comfortable small apartment house "Imperial". In the district of Untere Matten, in a central, quiet position, 200 m from the skiing area. In the house: lift, storage room for skis. Supermarket, shopping centre, restaurant 100 m, bus stop 50 m, railway station "Gornergrat" 100 m. Mountain railway, ski lift 100 m. Please note: There are more similar properties for rent in this same residence. 1-room apartment 30 m2, on the ground floor, cosy furnishings: living/dining room with 2 double wall-trunk beds (90 cm), cable TV. Open kitchen (oven). Shower/WC. Terrace. Deck chairs (2). Beautiful view of the mountains.
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be added to your invoice. If you pay by a UK issued debit card, there is no charge.
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$\Pi^1_{\infty}\text{-}\mathsf{CA}_0$ proves existence of models of ATR$_0$. But I think it does not imply ATR$_0$, because Axiom Beta is a kind of replacement axiom. Is that right?
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Yes, in fact $\Pi^1_1$-CA0 suffices to prove ATR0. The simplest way to see this is that ATR0 is equivalent to $\Sigma^1_1$-separation: if $\phi(n)$ and $\psi(n)$ are $\Sigma^1_1$ formulas then $$\forall n (\lnot \phi(n) \lor \lnot\psi(n)) \rightarrow \exists C \forall n ((\phi(n) \rightarrow n \in C) \land (\psi(n) \rightarrow n \notin C)).$$ Assuming $\Pi^1_1$-CA0 one can simply take $C = \lbrace n : \lnot\psi(n)\rbrace$, for example, to satisfy the conclusion. Details can be found in Simpson's Subsystems of Second-Order Arithmetic.


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Zion Ponderosa Ranch Resort - your next vacation destination! With 4,000 acres on a beautiful forested plateau, you'll enjoy grandeur on the border of Utah's Zion National Park.
Amenities & Services
Property Amenities
- On-site restaurant
- Wheelchair accessible property
In-Room Amenities
- Air conditioning
- Conference/Meeting Facilities
- DVD in Room
- Fireplace in Rooms Available
- Guest Laundry
- Hot Tub Outdoor
- Internet Access - Wireless
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- Rooms with Hot Tub Available
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Dining and Attractions
Your national park experience includes fabulous dining options!
Zion Ponderosa Resort is known for its location amidst Zion National Park and Bryce Canyon National Park, near America's biggest concentration of natural scenic wonders. The stunning backdrop of Zion Ponderosa Resort provides plenty of food for the soul. And our restaurants provide plenty of food for the body.
Jumpstart your day with a cup of gourmet coffee from the Narrows Snack Bar or a hearty breakfast from our wide variety of breakfast options. The Narrows is a window cafe located within the Blue Belly Grill dining room that serves up pastries, coffees, hot and cold drinks, and dining-to-go options. Get one of the Narrows' delicious selections and be on your way to enjoy the beauty of Zion National Park quickly.
For lunch go poolside at Bart's Bistro, which is open for business during the peak part of summer (June through August). Satisfy your hunger with a burger, hot dog, beverage, and more without leaving the pool.
Or try our Blue Belly Grill for lunch—or any meal. A relaxed upscale lunch or dinner is yours—as are some excellent dining options. Open during the main season (March through November), the Blue Belly Grill offers traditional fare and fine dining selections. Beautiful murals of nature ensure an aesthetically pleasing atmosphere, any time of day.
We are also proud to offer catering for groups of all sizes as well as in-home dining. We can order groceries for your vacation home, cater your group dining, or join you in your vacation home to prepare an exquisite dining experience. Our chef will come to your vacation home and provide you and your guests with a one-of-a-kind meal experience!
Whatever your appetite, at Zion Ponderosa Ranch Resort we can feed it—deliciously!
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That's right!... Zion Ponderosa Resort sits at 6,500' above sea level. Our 4,000 acre ranch and resort is part of a large forested plateau that borders the eastern edge of Zion National Park and just a short drive from Bryce Canyon National Park. Click here to see an aerial view of Zion Ponderosa and Zion National Park.
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Cancellations more than 30 days prior to arrival are fully refundable less a 10% administrative fee per cabin. Cancellations made within 30 days of arrival but more than 48 hours prior are 50% refundable. Cancellations made within 48 hours of arrival are non-refundable. Deposit - A 50% deposit is due upon booking for all reservations. The remaining 50% is charged 30 days prior to arrival. You will receive another confirmation upon final payment. Check-in / Check-out - Check-in is at 3:00 p.m. and Check-out is at 11:00 a.m. Early arrivals may come and participate in activities, meals and enjoy the facilities while waiting for check-in time.
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For immediate release - September 17, 2012
The partnership between Lake County Library System and Goodwill Industries of Central Florida continues to meet the ever growing needs of Lake County residents through a newly developed Job Seekers Skill Builder workshop series.
In October the 2 hour workshop will be offered in three County Libraries. Iris Clas, Goodwill Industries Job Center Coordinator, has designed this 2-hour workshop to take job seekers through the steps of looking for a job to acing the interview! Come prepared to create a resume, learn the best methods for job searching, identify local job opportunities, and develop good interview skills.
If you would like to learn more about this free workshop, please contact Erika L. Greene at email@example.com or 352-253-6183 or register with the library. Seats are limited!
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Cagan Crossings Community Library, 243-1840 - October 26, 2012 from 12:00pm-2:00pm
Cooper Memorial Library, 536-2256 - October 18th, 2012 from 10:00am-12:00pm
Marion Baysinger Library, 429-5840 - October 18, 2012 from 1:00pm-3:00pm and October 25, 2012 (Seminario Presentado en Espaňol) from 1:00pm-3:00pm
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Charles Hamilton Houston Enrichment Program
New England Law | Boston works to foster a comfortable and supportive atmosphere for students of color to help assure their success in law school. A cornerstone of that effort is the Charles Hamilton Houston Enrichment Program (CHHEP), established in 1990 to:
- Reduce the isolation that minority students can feel in the law school environment.
- Address possible racial bias in the law school community, the legal profession, and the law.
- Promote diversity within the student body.
CHHEP is named after Charles Hamilton Houston, the first general counsel of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People's Legal Defense Fund and former dean of Howard University Law School. The program is voluntary and open to any New England Law student concerned about issues of race and ethnicity. Its multifaceted approach combines discussion groups with guest speakers and community-building activities.
For more information on CHHEP, please contact program co-directors Professor Caryn Mitchell-Munevar or Professor Natashia Tidwell.
First-Year Discussion Group
Members of CHHEP and faculty for first-year courses meet on occasion to discuss issues such as race and ethnicity in the classroom, in the legal profession and in the law.
Speaker Series
CHHEP sponsors periodic lectures open to the entire law school on issues that affect students of color and the community as a whole. Speakers have included experts from leading academic institutions, legal groups and government agencies.
Asian New Year Celebration
During the spring semester, CHHEP celebrates Asian New Year with an informal party attended by CHHEP students, staff, and first-year faculty.
CHHEP Honor Society
The CHHEP Honor Society recognizes upper-class students who have distinguished themselves academically.
Who Was Charles Hamilton Houston (1895-1950)?
Charles Hamilton Houston was the dean of the
Charles Hamilton Houston did not work alone. As the dean of the
For further information on Charles Hamilton Houston, see Genna Rae McNeil, "A Symposium on Charles Hamilton Houston," 27 New England Law Review 589 (Spring 1993).


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