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since the day I virtually completely stopped listening to mp3 files and started to listen to live streams only I'm searching for a tool like this! Reason why: I'm listening to about 7 streams - and while most of them DO have a schedule it happens that a live show is delayed or canceled or another show comes up unexpected - so I have to stop listening to the stream I'm listening to, only to check what the other streams are playing... This is what Shoutcast Overview (just a suggestion for a name that would give good Google results) should do and look like:
- a tiny window with no menues on the desktop
- the window would show the shoutcast titles for a number of chosen streams
- in the window, there would be an on/off switch for every visible entry
- right-clicking the window or the tray icon will give you a menu for options/quit/etc.
- there should be an option to turn off the taskbar 'icon' (so that you'll only have the tray icon)
- in the options you would set the interval of the title updates, like: a) wait X seconds before checking next stream and b) wait Y seconds before start with the first active stream again
- the options should allow to import single (not all!) entries from a Winamp playlist (ASCII)
- in the options, there would be a show/not-show switch to change the visibility of the entries in the desktop window
You see that I gave it quite a thought already Would be really, really great if someone would code it!
If there should be any questions about how to code the shoutcast part of the tool, I bet there are folks willing to help available in the Winamp forum.
Also, since there are millions of shoutcast and Winamp users, this could also mean quite some attention for DonationCoder.com if you list the tool in places like http://fileforum.betanews.com/ and tell some popular freeware/shareware news sites about it.
Thoughts and feedback please!

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The muffin batter will be rather chunky due to the cottage cheese and almond meal. Be sure to beat the eggs before adding to other ingredients.
Cottage Cheese and Egg Breakfast Muffins with Bacon and Green Onions
(Makes 6 muffins, recipe adapted from Sundried Tomato Cottage Cheese Muffins by Rose Elliot, featured on 101 Cookbooks)
2/3 cup cottage cheese (I used low-fat)
1/2 cup grated Parmesan cheese + 1 T for topping muffins if desired
1/4 cup white whole wheat flour (can use soy flour for gluten-free version according to Heidi)
2/3 cup almond meal (I used Bob's Red Mill almond meal, you can use 2/3 cup almonds ground in food processor for this, which makes it slightly chunkier)
1 tsp. baking powder
1/2 tsp. salt
3 T water
4 eggs, beaten
3 strips bacon, cooked until crisp, fat blotted with paper towel, then crumbled
3 T thinly sliced green onion (scallions)
Preheat oven to 400 F.
Muffins can be refrigerated and reheated in the microwave. (I cut in half crosswise before heating. Be very careful not to microwave more than about a minute, or they will become tough.) I haven't tried freezing them, but I would imagine they will freeze well.
South Beach Suggestions:
I truly hope no one will call the bacon police for this recipe, because I don't think the small amount of bacon in this recipe will be anything serious, as long as you cook the bacon very crisp and blot off as much of the fat as you possibly can. This would be phase 2 or 3 for the South Beach Diet, due to the flour. Be sure not to use regular white flour for South Beach. (If anyone tries it with regular whole wheat flour or soy flour, I'd love to hear how they turn out.) Even with low-fat cheese, the almond meal makes these muffins relatively high in fat, so be aware of your other food choices that day.
More Tasty Muffins for Breakfast:
(Recipes from other blogs may or may not be South Beach Diet friendly, check ingredients.)
Green Chile and Cheese Egg Muffins
Pumpkin Ginger Nut Muffins from Simply Recipes
Susan's Best Bran Muffins from Farmgirl Fare
Chocolate Flecked Multigrain Muffins from Baking and Books
Sweet Potato and Goat Cheese Muffins from Cook (almost) Anything At Least Once
Bacon, Blue Cheese and Basil Muffins from What Did You Eat
Pumpkin Muffins from Smitten Kitchen
St. Patrick's Day Zucchini Muffins from Fat Free Vegan Kitchen
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I want to thank Dr. Robert Folman for the many hours he gave to the Medical Staff Executive Committee (MEC) over the past six years, particularly in his roles as its president and immediate past president.
It is not an especially glamorous job for the most part and requires a lot of time and effort to do it well. Bob did it very well.
I also want to acknowledge the efforts of Dr. Greg Marrinan and Dr. Robert Chessin, our departing Medical Executive Committee members, for their contributions to the hospital's health during their time on the MEC. The December meeting was also Dr. Peter Tortora's last meeting as MEC president. He will transition to the immediate past president role. Peter led us admirably in a time of great change and deserves our gratitude.
In 2014, we continue our journey toward becoming a safer, high-reliability hospital by continuing to participate in the Connecticut Hospital Association initiative with Healthcare Performance Improvement (HPI), a consulting group that provides hospitals with specific tools to enhance patient safety. At last year's Physician Summit, Kerry Johnson, the leader of HPI and a nuclear engineer by training, talked to us about high reliability and safety.
A key feature of safer hospitals is that all of their staff members feel free to speak up if they identify a safety concern. This is a difficult thing to pull off in a very hierarchical structure like a hospital.
We are organized such that patient care technicians and nurses spend much more time with the patient than physicians do, but they may hesitate to speak to the physicians caring for the patient about their concerns because they are intimidated by us. To be a safer hospital, we need to encourage them to bring any significant concerns to us when the occasion arises. The key to obtaining their insight is to recognize that they are an important member of the team and treat them as such. For most physicians this is not a problem, but for a handful of us, this is a real challenge. Unfortunately, the actions of those few make it less likely that staff members will bring their concerns to any of us. That dynamic has to change. I have good reasons to believe we can do this.
First, other more hierarchical systems accomplished this: nuclear submarines, civilian nuclear power plants, commercial airlines and U.S. Navy aircraft carriers. Second, in health care we have one of the best educated workforces in the world. Third, transparency is here and increasing, and an inability to continue to become a safer hospital will be obvious and not sustainable. Fourth, there is greater understanding that the justification that we were trained that way no longer holds much weight; the world has changed. Failure to adapt to the changing environment is not an option.
The good news is that we have made progress. I think that the successful implementation of the time-out in our procedural areas is proof of our progress. However, there remains plenty of opportunity.
For example, everyone gets frustrated, but we should be mindful not to shoot the messenger. When staff members contact us, they are trying to do the right thing for the patient and they certainly aren't looking to irritate us, so don't yell at them or use profanity and please try to be patient.
Go out of your way on occasion to get their opinion about a patient. Treating the staff with that level of respect will pay off for you and your patients.
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Center for Writing and Public Discourse
Consultant Bios
Fiona Bare
Fiona is a sophomore from a western suburb of Chicago. She has yet to settle on a major due to an aversion to big decisions and an interest in vast subjects including international relations, philosophy, economics, environmental policy, and literature. On campus, Fiona works at the Roberts Environmental Center and competes with the Model UN team. When not helping students write brilliant papers at the CWPD, you can find her reading a novel in the beautiful California sunshine or doing yoga. Fiona's also loves travel, a good cup of coffee, and meeting new people!
Caroline Bowman
Caroline is from Sarasota, Florida. She is a sophomore philosophy and literature major who applied to CMC with an essay deconstructing her mixed feelings about the Oxford Comma (But she promises not to spend your entire consultation session discussing the comma's merits and flaws with you.) She thinks balance is important, so when she's not helping students at the Center for Writing, she is working as the news editor of The Student Life or copy editing for the Los Angeles Review of Books. She closely identifies with Liz Lemon from "30 Rock" and is still trying to decide if that's a good or bad thing.
Sophie Brieder
Sophie Breider is a sophomore at CMC who hails from Lake Tahoe, Nevada. She is proud to reside in what she considers the last state of the Wild West and has an affinity for all things cowboy and Americana, particularly her favorite novel Blood Meridian. Fortunate enough to have spent her teenage years exploring her local mountains and deserts, Sophie likes to spend as much time as possible outdoors, backpacking, camping, snowboarding or running. Sophie's dream job has changed quite a bit over the years, but international pop star, despite vocal or instrumental talent, is still her chief and enduring aim. In light of such technical shortcomings, Sophie explores her interest in music through a more realistic outlet and is employed as the Director of Promotions for KSPC Claremont 88.7 FM. Should her dream of pop stardom never come to fruition, Sophie is pursuing a degree and career in the field of neuroscience. Though not as glamorous a prospect as fame and fans, Sophie thinks a career in health policy or neuropsychology would be comparably rewarding (though perhaps ever so slightly less exciting).
Rae Brookshire
Rae Brookshire is a sophomore from Los Angeles, dedicated fully to not finding a major. She can be found yearning for Motley coffee, printing in Poppa lab, and (most often) ruminating over second sentences. Rae also runs with her beloved Stagthenas and edits international content for the Claremont Port Side. As a copy editor for the Los Angeles Review of Books, she believes, like Collete, that "all writing leads to more writing."
Emily Chambard
Emily Chambard is a junior from the Seattle area, dual majoring in International Relations and Spanish. She enjoys dancing, lively conversation, wilderness explorations of all sorts, and pretty much anything miniature. When she's not consulting at the fabulous CWPD, she's leading trips with CMC's Outdoor Initiative, writing for the Keck Journal of International Affairs, and engaging in a love affair with Latin American literature. She's thrilled to finally be soaking up a quality amount of Vitamin D in SoCal, and she's going to miss CMC like crazy when she's abroad in Argentina this spring!
Miriam Cruz
Miriam is currently a junior majoring in Philosophy, Politics, and Economics, and is still readapting to the adherence to time commonly found in the U.S. after her fruitful semester abroad in Madrid, where time is not a real thing. Other than her favorite on-campus job at the Center For Writing and Public Discourse, Miriam is a Resident Assistant at the Student Apartments, where her residents welcomed her with responsible decision-making and quiet, calming music. Some of her favorite things include sparkling water, Beyoncé, and traveling. She loves creative writing but welcomes papers of all disciplines. No need to look up her shift schedule - if you're passing by Kravis just listen for her laugh.
Kenneth Cunanan
Kenny Cunanan hails from the always interesting travel destination of Los Angeles California, and is planning to major in something that interests him. (Un)fortunately, most of the majors at the school interest him, so he's going through an intense vetting process, which will be completed by next semester (hopefully). He loves hearing himself talk, but what he enjoys more than talking is listening to other people share their stories. This tendency manifests itself primarily in late night conversations with his precocious roommate Nadeem. When not working as a consultant for the Center for Writing, Kenny works as a consultant for SOURCE and as a graphic designer that makes weird little posters for various organizations. Elsewhere, he can be heard laughing at his own jokes, and belting lyrics from various musicals.
Jess Davis
Hailing from Santa Barbara, California, Jess is a Government major who spends her free time reading, hiking, and referencing the Founding Fathers. Jess is passionate about American constitutionalism, but she is excited to work with you on papers of all subjects. On campus, Jess also works as a Lead Consultant for SOURCE Nonprofit Consulting and as a Staff Writer for the Port Side.
Katharine Eger
Katharine is a senior economics major who's moved nine times (so she's probably lived wherever you are from). Committed to never growing up, she is working towards getting discovered as a Disney teen pop sensation. In the meantime, however, Katharine enjoys reading about world history and watching every documentary that Netflix has to offer. Most likely you'll find this defender of the Oxford comma at The Motley -- even more likely, she'll be sleeping on their couches. With role models like Virginia Woolf and Bill Nye the Science Guy, Katharine is a big believer that that "everyone you meet knows something you don't." Please come stop by the CWPD and teach her something she doesn't know!
Nadeem Farooqi
Nadeem is from the distant land of Rancho Cucamonga, California. Currently a Government and Economics major, he enjoys engaging in philosophical and political discussions late at night with his roommate, Bruno Mars (known informally as Kenny Cunanan). When not giving tours and travelling for competitive club tournaments, Nadeem spends his time debating, watching movies, researching international and domestic politics, dancing, singing, hanging out with friends, and telling many (very, very, very, VERY many) cheesy puns and jokes. With extensive experience in argumentation and discussion characterizing his academic career, Nadeem is excited to serve as a consultant for the Center for Writing & Public Discourse.
Nedim Filipovic
Nedim Filipovic is from Lake Oswego, Oregon. He is a Chemistry & Economics dual major with a sequence in "take as many interesting classes as possible." Nedim has a passion for the outdoors and is constantly planning exciting weekend trips that inevitably are canceled due to a combination of procrastination and homework. Things that interest Nedim include: things he doesn't know anything about, you, soccer, discussions on gender equality, your essay, and most importantly, you. Feel free to drop by his room, colloquially dubbed "Big Berg." He's open to any topic, and any ideas. A word to the wise: don't get him started on barefoot running – he loves that stuff.
Hyo Sung Joo
Hyo Sung Joo hails from South Korea. Yes, it's okay to call him Hyo, and yes, that's a "yo" with an H-sound. Hyo Sung majors in International Relations, with a thematic focus on national security, which will prepare him (for sure!) for army service later. We will have to see. Also, with a long-distance love for football - the English one - Hyo trusts that Tottenham Hotspurs will win the League someday. He has taken on average 2.2 government classes each semester, which makes him an approachable consultant for those scary 25+ page research papers.
Liat Kaplan
Liat Kaplan is a Literature major from the bustling metropolis of St. Paul, Minnesota. She writes for The Golden Antlers, the Forum, The Student Life, and occasionally the Ms. Magazine blog. She enjoys long walks on Green Beach and reading at the Scripps pool. She is always happy to discuss modern art, postmodern poetry, Netflix marathons, Coop Fountain quesadillas, and the merits of outlining . An entry from Liat's elementary school-era diary says, "When I grow up I want to be a book reviewer in the newspaper because they get to read stuff then talk about it all day". Liat is always interested in reading your writing and talking about it all day (or just for a session in the CWPD).
Joel Kirk
Joel Kirk is a Literature and Philosophy major at CMC. He grew up in Simsbury, Connecticut, and loves the adventure of being on the West Coast. His favorite authors are Kurt Vonnegut, William Faulkner, and George Orwell (for his essays), and his favorite poets are W.H. Auden and Robert Frost. Joel Kirk was junior prom king in 2010, and his life has been in a steady decline since, up until, of course, he got this job at the Center for Writing and Public Discourse. He is very excited to be working here, he really needed this.
David Leathers
David is a current junior hailing (more likely raining) from Seattle. He is a Philosophy, Politics & Economics major here because he still doesn't really know what he wants to do after CMC. He has also studied Arabic for 2.5 years, which took him to Amman, Jordan for a semester. In his free time, David enjoys playing baseball, frisbee, singing in A Capella, taking photos, acting in and watching theater, reading The Economist, telling people about the greatness that is CMC...and helping people become better writers at the Center for Writing and Public Discourse. Stop on by to chat about how to improve your paper, project, or most anything else!
Robert Moore
Robert "Rob" Moore was born and raised in the great city and state of Atlanta, GA, and is a sophomore student majoring in Philosophy and Economics here at CMC. Apart from working at the CWPD, he enjoys playing sports, spending hours discussing random philosophical topics, and taking part in the multitude of events and activities the 5C's have to offer. Though he enjoys his leisure time, he is notorious for an endlessly-booked Google calendar (according to legend, his professors have to register their classes on his schedule). Despite his busy schedule, he is excited to be working at the CWPD this year. Whether discussing a paper or the philosophical mysteries of life, he welcomes your visit to the Center and looks forward to seeing you around campus!
Cole Mora
Cole is a consultant originally from New Orleans, Louisiana. Despite playing for the CMS men's soccer team he watches an embarrassingly small amount of European soccer, and credits any knowledge he has to hours spent playing FIFA. Cole loves the way that writing and communication are used to tell stories and connect people, so working at the Center for Writing and Public Discourse has been one of his favorite experiences at CMC. He also works at the Kravis Leadership Institute, researching, among other things, how CMC's curriculum develops leaders, especially when compared to other places of higher education. Although technically a Biology major, Cole has a wide range of academic interests that span from Public Policy to International Relations to Philosophy. When he isn't watching The Office or Avatar: The Last Airbender you can usually find him at ASCMC Senate, Snack, or struggling to understand Macroeconomics. Feel free to talk to him about anything, as he loves to work with people!
Emily Morse
Hailing from Mercer Island, Washington, Emily loves much about sunny Southern California, but not-so-secretly misses the Seattle rain. An undecided sophomore, she is no stranger to procrastination. Emily works as a CMC tour guide and volunteers with Special Olympics. When not at the Center for Writing, she can usually be found reading food blogs, staying up too late, or making peanut butter banana toast in Collins.
Regina Mullen
A Literature and International Relations dual major from Menlo Park, California, Regina enjoys hiking, Mexican food, Latin American literature, and cats. Apart from working at the Center for Writing and Public Discourse, Regina plays for the CMS volleyball team, works in the equipment room, and hopes to study abroad in Prague. Some more of her favorite things include spending time with her brothers, and eating breakfast for dinner. She's also never met a Harrison Ford movie she didn't like. Regina is happy to help students of every discipline with papers at any stage of the writing process, and is available to help with beginning level Spanish papers as well.
Christophe Rimann
Christophe Rimann is a Sophomore from beautiful Oakland, California. Being a 3-2 Management Engineering and Computer Science Major, he spends most of his free time regretting his decision and considering switching majors. His other interests include bitcoin (if anyone reads this and wants to discuss it, reach out!), reading (favorite book: Brave New World), and entrepreneurship. When he's not at the CWPD, he organizes networking trips as the president of the Claremont Consulting Group and co-president of the bitcoin club.
John Seylar
John Seylar is a sophomore from Minnetonka, Minnesota. He is pursuing a History and Government double major here at CMC (as of right now!). When he's not at the Center for Writing, you might find him at the swimming pool, brushing up on his Latin, or confused about where he will study abroad next year. Nevertheless, he is interested in all things Government and History related, and he is happy to help writers at all stages and skill levels.
Kanako Shimizu
Kanako is a sophomore from San Jose, California, and is currently pursuing an Economics & Literature dual major, despite having changed majors thrice already. Other than working at the CWPD, she can be found hanging out with her APAM mentee group, sitting in her rocking chair and reading a book, finding friends' essays to edit, or tracking down all the on-campus events that provide refreshments. Come in and talk to her about books that she's read recently, which will, more often than not, be placed down once and forgotten (only to be rediscovered three months later).
Tyler Sonnemaker
Currently residing in Houston, Texas, originally from Portland, Oregon, Tyler is a junior majoring in Philosophy & Public Affairs. His other campus engagements include helping students find their inner Bezos at the CIE and discovering new ways to opine via the Forum. When not being academically productive, he produces music, listens to his vinyl collection, and plays hoops. Tyler is happy to assist anyone with their writing in any way that he can.
Pippa Straus
Pippa Straus is a sophomore from Birmingham, Alabama. She is currently dual majoring in Psychology and Literature. In addition to working at the Center, Pippa is on the Model UN Team and works as a lab assistant for Professor Krauss at the Center for Applied Psychological Research. She also volunteers with an organization known as Aid to Inmate Mothers, which helps women in prison and their children. As a result, she is one of the few people at CMC who has been inside a maximum security prison. She loves music, going on hardcore television binge watching sessions, and reading (she has memorized the last paragraph of The Great Gatsby, among other things), and is interested in criminal justice and prison activism.
Clancy Tripp
Clancy Tripp is from Indiana where she is surrounded by cornfields and the state beverage is water. She is currently a Literature and Media Studies major who takes, in the registrar's opinion, entirely too many Creative Writing classes. She also works for The Forum and recently began her own CMC-centric satire site called The Golden Antlers. She is a staunch defendant of the Oxford comma but will still be friends with you if you forget to use it. She looks forward to tutoring you!
Jen Vaccaro
As one of the few CMC students from the Bay Area, Jen feels responsible for repping Nor Cal pride throughout Claremont. If you ever need advice on which CREAM cookie to order or which Nor Cal beach is the least freezing, Jen's your girl. In addition to Nor Cal knowledge, Jen has a significant amount of insight in International Relations and Spanish (she's majoring in both). However, she loves writing, analyzing, and constructing papers in all disciplines! When she's not in the CWPD, you can find her reading in the Motley or jogging around the 5Cs.
Caroline Ward
Caroline Ward is a sophomore from Edina, Minnesota interested in Economics/Accounting and Literature. When not at the CWPD, she can likely be found practicing at the tennis courts with her fellow CMS Athenas. In her free time, Caroline enjoys perusing farmers markets, watching Netflix documentaries, and spending time near large bodies of water. She is extremely excited to be a new member of the amazing consultant team!


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ASPCA Government Relations intern Young Kang.
Guest blog by Jessica Johnson, Grassroots Advocacy Manager for the ASPCA's Government Relations team.
One of the highlights of my work at the ASPCA is supervising our incredible Government Relations interns. I am so grateful for the many mentors and hands-on experiences I was lucky to have over the years, and I love being able to pay that forward to future animal welfare professionals.
If you are a student with an interest in pursuing a career working in animal welfare, policy, law, or other similar field, we have a great opportunity you should know about. Apply for an ASPCA Government Relations internship in our Washington, D.C. office where you can work side-by- side with our Government Relations staff! There is no better window to our world than interning with us, and you can make a real difference while learning about public policy as it affects animals.
Our interns were incredibly instrumental in our work last summer. They reached out to members of our ASPCA Advocacy Brigade to mobilize them on key initiatives, responded to constituent requests for information, and helped me organize citizen lobby days. They tracked the thousands of state and federal laws and administrative regulations pertaining to animals, and they drafted letters, memorandums, and fact sheets to support our lobbying efforts. Throughout the summer, they served as our eyes and ears at many hearings and briefings on the Hill, and accompanied us at meetings with legislators. They sat in on our internal staff and strategy meetings, getting a real insider's view of our work.
We appreciate interns' contributions more than words can say, but I also want to share what some of our former interns have said:
"I feel extremely fortunate for the learning experience that the ASPCA internship provided because I think that few interns are exposed to such a wide variety of work. This internship has taught me what nonprofit government relations work really is, and it has confirmed my desire to work in this field after graduation."
- Rachel Easter, first-year law student at Stanford Law School
"Working with the ASPCA Government Relations team has made for an awesome internship. I enjoyed working alongside the fun and supportive staff, and I feel that I was able to work on a diverse group of topics and have become much more familiar with animal welfare issues than I was before."
- Joshua Loveall, second-year law student at Georgetown Law School
"My summer internship at the ASPCA was the perfect transition between school and working, and provided me with so many valuable experiences and skills with which to start my job search. I learned a ton about policy in a short amount of time, and everyone was welcoming, gracious and so much fun. I'm so grateful to have had the opportunity to work with the government relations team!"
- Melissa Rothstein, graduate student, Master of Animals and Public Policy at Tufts University
If you're ready to make your mark on Capitol Hill and work on animal issues across the nation, I strongly encourage you to apply for a Government Relations internship! Learn more about the position and how to apply [PDF]. And feel free to email me with any questions at [email protected].
I hope you'll join us in our work to change laws and save lives!
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A band of seven senior citizens targets younger people with their pranks.
Betty White (Host), Chris Coelen (Executive Producer), Betty White (Executive Producer), Tim Van aelst (Executive Producer), Lee Hupfield (Executive Producer), Emma Conway (Executive Producer), Eli Lehrer (Executive Producer), Mary Donahue (Executive Producer), Paul Hardy (Executive Producer), Matilda Zoltowski (Executive Producer), Scott Hallock (Executive Producer), Kevin Healey (Executive Producer), Tim Gibbons (Executive Producer)
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The Betty White revolution continues with this ``Candid Camera''-style hidden-camera show starring the former ``Golden Girl'' and her fearless band of senior citizens, who hit the streets to pull pranks on the younger generation. White, who acts as the on-screen host, is featured in sketches, provides commentary between the pranks and shares her engaging pearls of comedic wisdom. White -- also an executive producer of the program that has been adapted from a popular Belgian series -- says that people have told her for years that she is off her rocker so now she gets to prove it.
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Shot in a fluid documentary style that captures the era and the drama to perfection, CANADA RUSSIA '72 lets you re-live the ups and downs, and the ultimate moment of determination and pride, from the behind-the-scenes vantage point you've never seen before. Punctuated by some of the greatest Canadian rock-and-roll songs of the era (from The Guess Who, Crowbar, Lighthouse, Leonard Cohen, The Five Man Electrical Band, The Poppy Family, The Band, and more), this is a trip back in time you'll never forget!
Featuring Booth Savage as Team Canada Head Coach Harry Sinden; Mark Owen, as Assistant Coach John Ferguson; Judah Katz as NHL player rep and Canadian troubleshooter Alan Eagleson; David Berni as Phil Esposito; Gabriel Hogan as Ken Dryden; David Miller as Paul Henderson; John Bregar as Bobby Clarke; and Gerry Dee as Wayne Cashman, among others. Filmed entirely on location in Fredericton and Saint John, New Brunswick.
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ETSU Baseball drops game one to Stetson, 6-4
Thursday, May 15, 2008
JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (May 15, 2008) - The ETSU baseball team dropped game one of a three-game series to Stetson Thursday night at Cardinal Park, 6-4.
ETSU (18-36, 9-22) out hit the Hatters 11-7 but three Buc errors would lead to three Stetson runs. Starter Brandon Langston (
Stetson got on the board in the top of the first as Justin Bass doubled to left driving in a run to give the Hatters a 1-0 lead.
The Bucs answered in the bottom of the first as Danny Petro (
In the second inning, Anthony Russell (
The Hatters tied things up in the top of the third as Sean Emory hit a towering home run over the right field fence to make the score 3-3.
Russell drove in another run in the fourth as Chas Byrne (
In the top of the seventh, the Hatters tied the game up on a Buc error making the score 4-4. Stetson took the lead in the top of the eighth as the Hatters scored two more on a Jeff Simpson single through the right side to make the final 6-4.
Rankhorn led the team with three hits, while Russell had two RBI on the day. Mendez and Petro each had two hits including a double.
The Bucs are back in action tomorrow as they will take on Stetson in game two of the three-game series. The first pitch is set for 2 p.m.
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ETSU..........210 100 000 - 4 11 3 (18-36, 9-22 A-Sun)
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GREAT BEGINNINGS Consortium is an early childhood collaborative that partners to provide a building block underneath the statewide Ready to Learn campaign. Our goal is to get kids ready to succeed in pre-k or kindergarten by helping them as infant and toddlers form healthy attachments, develop positive peer relationships, experience and regulate emotions and safely explore their environment. Early learning occurs in the context of family and community, encompassing: Physical health and access to comprehensive health care; Social-emotional development and mental health; Early care and education/child care; and Parenting information and support."Great Beginnings" is Marion County's initiative to promote healthy social and emotional development in children, ages zero to five. Over 25 organizations have joined forces to integrate innovative and effective early interventions, enrichment models and family-strengthening policies into their organization's practices. According to the Child Trauma Academy, if programs and policies can increase the percentage of intelligent, empathetic, productive members of our society and decrease the percentage requiring special education, mental health, child welfare, child protective and juvenile justice services, it is clearly in the best interest of our society. Great Beginnings aims to educate our community on healthy child development practices and strategies, which combat the effects of unhealthy environments. The work of Great Beginnings is focused around five essential areas: Family, Early Learning, Community, Health and Court Partnerships
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Wednesday, November 19, 2003JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (Nov. 19, 2003) - Robbie Campbell (Lothian, Md.), a talented right-handed pitcher from DeMatha High School in Hyattsville, Md., has signed a National Letter of Intent to play for East Tennessee State beginning in the 2005 season. DeMatha is one of the top baseball programs in the country, finishing 15th in the final USA Today rankings last season and earning a No. 29 preseason ranking by the publication. Campbell has been the ace of the Stags' rotation, as the team won the Washington Catholic Athletic Conference in 2002 and 2003. DeMatha finished the 2003 season ranked No. 1 in the Washington, D.C. metro area. Robbie was the starting and winning pitcher in the 2003 WCAC championship game and pitched a complete game shutout to lead DeMatha to the 2002 championship. As a junior, Campbell was 8-1 with a 1.43 ERA, striking out 56 batters in 59 innings. He allowed just 30 hits and 12 earned runs on the season. He was named first-team all-conference and first-team All-Metropolitan by The Washington Post. The 6'2, 185 pounder was also dazzling during his first two seasons at DeMatha, going 6-1 with a 2.30 ERA as a sophomore and 3-1 with a 1.50 ERA as a freshman. He struck out 104 batters in 83 innings over those two seasons, allowing just 54 hits and 23 earned runs. Following his sophomore season, he was named second-team all-conference and first-team all-county by the Prince George's Journal and the Prince George's Gazette. "I am thrilled and I feel very fortunate that Robbie Campbell has signed a National Letter of Intent with East Tennessee State," said Buccaneer head coach Tony Skole Wednesday morning. "Robbie has already had a very accomplished high school career. His high school baseball program is one of the best in the country and Robbie is considered one of the best right-handed pitchers in the state of Maryland. Robbie is a tremendous young man who will have a bright future at ETSU, both on the baseball field and in the classroom. I am proud of the fact that our program is beginning to provide an environment that some of the top players in the country like Robbie Campbell want to be a part of."
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A 14-year-old girl who was reported missing Monday evening was found by law enforcement within less than an hour due to help from the public.
At 8:48 p.m. Monday, Amber L. Delong, 14, was reported missing. The Calvert County Sheriff�s Office sent out a Nixle alert, a message sent to cellphones via text, stating that Delong was last seen that morning at 10 a.m. The alert said Delong is white, is about 5-feet, 3-inches tall and weighs about 110 pounds.
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A supplemental environmental project (SEP) is a project that produces environmental or public health and safety benefits beyond those required by law, for which a credit may be granted by EPA to offset partially the penalty imposed in the settlement of an enforcement action.
EPA Region 1 maintains a "library" for SEP proposals that might be appropriate for implementation in the settlement of a case. In order to submit a project for possible inclusion in EPA Region 1's SEP Library, please complete a SEP Idea Form by providing the information described in the instructions for each project or idea. Please submit all project proposals to EPA by e-mail to Karen McGuire (firstname.lastname@example.com) of EPA Region 1's Regulatory Legal Office.
When evaluating a proposed project for inclusion as a SEP in a settlement, EPA considers many factors. The most important factors are the public health or environmental benefits expected from the project and the relationship of the project to the underlying violation of the enforcement action. Other factors include such things as the project's pollutant of concern, geographic location, impact on sensitive human populations, impact on sensitive ecosystems, type of project, estimated cost, and length of time estimated for completion.
Appropriate SEP proposals will be posted in the Region's internal SEP Library, which can only be accessed by EPA Region 1 employees. When violators ask EPA enforcement personnel to suggest SEP ideas for consideration in particular cases, the case team is able to consult the SEP Library for relevant SEP ideas. Inclusion of a project in the SEP Library does not in any way ensure that it will be implemented in a Region 1 case, only that it will be available for consideration.
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Hi there and happy Friday! To wrap the week of our new catalogs I wanted to share a fun card made with stamps from all three!
Card by Lisa Spangler. Check out the materials and instructions.
I based the card on Shari's awesome sketch for the monthly challenge. Have you entered yet? We would love to see your submission, and you could win a shopping spree!
Here's the low-down on where all these awesome stamps came from!
- The chevron background and patterned paper are both from the Studio Calico Spring Catalog!
- The sweet birds and the border stamp are from BasicGrey Spring Catalog! and…
- The die cut shape for the window, flower and matching die and friends message are from Hero Arts Spring Catalog! The die cut shape used for the window, Classic Frame, is our Stamp of the Week! Enjoy 25% off this handy die cut through Sunday right here in the Hero Arts store.
Even though the stamps come from different lines they all work together, don't you think? Kinda like friends at a party! And! The best thing to me is that Hero Arts really *is* friends with Studio Calico and BasicGrey — and many, many other companies as well! We are so lucky to have an industry that helps and supports one another, aren't we? It's like one big family. I love working in an industry like this!
Now for the random winner of the $75 shopping spree to the Hero Arts online store!
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Debstamps, who left this comment on February 8 at 6:37 am regarding the BasicGrey Spring Catalog:
This is my favorite catalog I think…can't decide which background stamp I like best–Floral Medley, Zig Zag and More, double Diamond, Floral Tablecloth…and then there are the clear stamp sets: love the tree in the Love From Our House, Special Lace greetings, Love and Lace…Carte Postal…ok–I've got to stop as I might short out the keyboard with the drool….Thanks for the fun video Lisa–I'm excited to get my hands on some new Mid Tone inks!
Congratulations, Debstamps! Please email us at the address in the sidebar and we'll set you up with the shopping spree. Now you'll have to decide what stamps you want, ha ha! (I think you can't go wrong no matter which you chose!) Happy shopping!
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The long winter is over...the sun is shining...the boys are back at the ballpark...and the World Series party continues! Welcome to Ring Ceremony day at beautiful Citizens Bank Park, home of the defending World Series Champion Philadelphia Phillies. As the players and staff queue up on the baselines, accepting their official World Series rings in front of 45,000 adoring fans on a crisp spring afternoon...SNAP! The moment is preserved for all-time, and is now available for your wall. From legendary panoramic sports photographer Rob Arra's Everlasting Images collection, this print brings the ballpark alive to true perfection! And, as a bonus, the poster border gives you facsimilie autographs from every player who received a ring that day! A true work of photograpic sports art for your wall, and a valuable collector's item for years to come, this is a must for the wall of any true Phillies fan. Player Signatures Include: Pat Burrell, Adam Eaton, Geoff Jenkins, Jayson Werth, Jimmy Rollins, Chase Utley, Cole Hamels, Ryan Howard, Jamie Moyer, Brad Lidge, Carlos Ruiz, Ryan Madson, Joe Blanton, Brett Myers, Chad Durbin, Shane Victorino, Matt Stairs, Pedro Feliz, Greg Dobbs, Eric Bruntlett, J.A. Happ, Chris Coste, Clay Condrey, J.C. Romero, Scott Eyre, .
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2013 McLaren MP4-12C Performance
Engine: 3.8L V 8 DOHC and variable valve timing
Premium unleaded fuel
Fuel economy: Gasoline 15 MPG city, 22 MPG highway, 18 MPG combined and 342 mi. range
Gasoline direct fuel injection
19.0gallon fuel tank
Power (SAE): 616 hp @ 7,500 rpm; 442 ft lb of torque @ 3,000 rpm
2013 McLaren MP4-12C Handling
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Rear electronic limited-slip differential
ProActive Chassis Control responsive suspensionfeatures driver selectable and electronic-control
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Independent front and rear wishbone suspension with coil springs
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2013 McLaren MP4-12C Exterior
Body-color front and rear bumpers
Day time running lights
Body-color heated driver power door mirrors with turn signals, body-color heated passenger power door mirrors with turn signals
External dimensions: overall length (inches): 177.5, overall width (inches): 75.1, overall height (inches): 47.2, wheelbase (inches): 105.1, front track (inches): 65.2, rear track (inches): 62.3 and curb to curb turning circle (feet): 40.4
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Headlights: Bi-Xenon with projector beam lenses
Alloy trim
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Fixed rear window with defroster
Trunk/hatch spoiler
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Weights: published curb weight (lbs): 2,945
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2013 McLaren MP4-12C Interior
One 12V power outlet(s) in front
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Element antenna
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The best time to start planning your holiday purchases and travels is when the year-end holidays are several weeks away. It makes for a less stressful holiday season and you will save some serious money.
- Start your own Holiday Savings Club: Christmas Savings Clubs sponsored by local banks aren't nearly as common as when I was a kid, and that's a shame, because Christmas credit card debt wasn't nearly as common back then either. But you can always start a savings club on your own. The idea is simple: Start putting away a small amount of money every week between now and the holidays, so that by the time you start spending you won't need to use your credit cards. If you put away only $5 a day from now (October) until the holidays you'll have over $300 saved up for gifts and other expenses. That's less each day than the cost of an average fast-food combo meal.
- Agree on an affordable gift exchange plan with family and friends: With people starting their holiday shopping earlier every year (Did I really see Christmas decorations for sale this year before Halloween?), NOW is the time to contact family members, friends and others you exchange gifts with and broach the potentially awkward subject of adopting a more reasonable, "money-lite" gift exchange plan this year. There are all kinds of creative possibilities — from drawing names to "re-gift-only" exchanges.
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Was a hard game too.
Zelda series, and Ghosts and Goblins is the all time favorite for nes. Doom came later if you consider that old school.
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CHESHIRE, Conn. – The Quinnipiac men's and women's cross country teams joined up to help run the third annual Mari's Miles of Smiles Road Race in Cheshire held on Saturday, Sept. 22. The joint volunteer mission was part of Quinnipiac's Positive Play Initiative, designed to encourage community service by Quinnipiac's student-athletes, coaches and staff.
"It's event like this where we really come to appreciate our jobs here at Quinnipiac," men's and women's cross country head coach Carolyn Martin said. "Donating our time and effort is the least we can do and helping put on such a meaningful event is even more special."
The Mari's Miles of Smiles Road Race brings together individuals from around the state and raises money for the Mari Hall Family Foundation. The Foundation was founded by Lisa and Matt Hall in honor of their daughter, Mari. Shortly after her second birthday, Mari was diagnosed with ASD and she was immediately enrolled in Easter Seals First Partners program and started receiving 20 hours of early intervention services per week in her home. At 6-years-old, Mari now shows significant advances in social interaction, eye contact, ability to attend to task, self-help skills and receptive language.
The foundation raises money for individuals affected by ASD and also awards a scholarship annually to a graduating high school senior who has best contributed to special needs peers and plans to pursue a career in special education. The foundation's largest fundraising activity is Mari's Miles of Smiles Road Race, a 10K and Family Fun Run event. There were 190 participants in the 10k event for this year and the event raised thousands of dollars for the Mari Hall Family Foundation.
The Bobcat athletes joined forces with local volunteers to support the participants, assist in the race setup, helped record the finishing times of runners, and cleaned up after the conclusion of the festivities for the day.
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Is the American dream dead for young adults?
A new CNNMoney poll says 63% of 1,003 adults ages 18-34 believe the American dream is unattainable. 6-in-10 say their dreams are out of reach.
"Oh yeah it's changing." Southern Oregon University student Brittany Mccusker said about the prosperity of young adults obtaining their dreams.
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I want one.
Those mylar holograms on the 'official' sports versions would be a great place to hide the switch....
I am sure a criminal mind could come up with uses for a cell phone jammer.
Everyone in his vicinity was getting visibly irritated by his loud obnoxious conversation (including me).
About 10-15 minutes into his conversation, my cell phone happened to ring... I picked it up and very loudly said "Sorry I can't talk right now because I don't want to be the a**hole on the train that's irritating everyone"
I hung up and got quite a round of applause... The loud talker hung up and moved to another part of the train!
=SMART= : It's also illegal to speed in your car and cross streets until the "WALK" light is green, but I'm sure you don't do those types of things :)
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I don't think I could think of something that creative.
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I need a channel changing hoodie!
Can I get some cartoons over at table 12 please?
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