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"It is through our mistakes that we grow and learn."
- Jessica Peill-Meininghaus, The Gnome Project
How many times have you been banging against the same door only for it to never open? Or, you don't want to accept that, then try to force your way onto things. You grab whatever "crowbar" you're working with and try to pry that creative door open so you can make it work just to get inside.
(Exasperated sigh…)
This is how I feel sometimes when working on something over and over and over again and it's just not coming together, no matter what I do. Where do you go from there? Can you take a deep breath, step back and let go? Sometimes I find that hard to do and continue bulldozing through. Do you even know when to let go and walk away? Or, when you need to put distance between you and what you're working on and return sometime later? I don't always know and keep running that lap to nowhere with end results of shaky legs and pure exhaustion. No benefits.
I try to experiment on top of the mistakes. Sometimes that work. Sometimes it doesn't and becomes a monumental disaster. I read somewhere we never fail. We only discover new ways how NOT to do something. I like that. I give space for these words to roam around in my mind, freely fromping around in their robe and slippers, kicking back, just "being", relaxing, no care in the world, completely centered in itself. It seems to ease the frustration that is pressure cooker-ing (yes, I know it's not a word but one of my many that I make up) inside me anytime those disaster gremlins are hanging around. Or, as Elizabeth Gilbert shares in her book, Big Magic, Inspiration is an actual identity, not much different from you or me, and says Inspiration just didn't come to visit you on that day. When Inspiration does visit, magic happens. You can see it and feel it. It's partnering with you.
Well, I didn't have any visitors today which is evident in my work…this is basically my work minus the smile. I am currently sporting a completely defeated attire.
Wouldn't it be great if Inspiration permanently moved in? I'll begin to clear out the guest room…


text: When supercharging, the app provides notification of commencement and completion time on the iPhone. I have a 4S. However, I do not get an audible tone., as I do with say MESSAGES. Has anybody got audible? If so how? The app does not have the option in settings which is there for other programs such as Waze or messages. If not, Tesla needs to program that in as a feature of the app. Should be easy.

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John S. Larkin, 74, passed away peacefully on Wednesday, March 28, 2018.
A memorial service will be held at a later time.
John was born Feb. 26, 1944, in Kansas City, Kan., to Thomas Larkin and Constance Shirley (Monberg) Larkin.
He is survived by his son, Thomas Larkin (wife Laurinda); daughter, Angel Casper; six grandchildren; one great-grandson; and his long-time partner, Maggy Kirby.
Memorial donations may be made to the Central Missouri Humane Society, 616 Big Bear Boulevard, Columbia, Mo. 65202.
Condolences may be made to the family at www.WoodsMemorialServices.com


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Dear November Studio,
Each piece is made up of a designer.
Making, material selection, production and packaging.
Completed by hand throughout the production.
The colors are all featured.
Quality is sincerity,
The function is absolutely practical,
Pass your hands as lines with your hands,
Just want to exchange a nice smile with you.
Exquisite but not gorgeous, everyday but unconventional, elegant but not artificial.
The style is not easy to repeat because the fabric is used up and it is sometimes difficult to obtain.
Designers personally want their own work, each time with different expressions.
If you insist, please feel free to ask if you can order the same model.
Every family wine series (grass green models)
▲Can accommodate lunch boxes within 13X20cm
▲ Width: 30cm wide and 20cm wide
▲ Thickness: 12.5cm
▲ Height: 20cm
▲ Strap: 11.5cm (not adjustable)
▲ bag mouth design: contains a pocket
▲ Texture: Moderate
▲ If you want to extend the life of the bag, it is recommended to wash it by hand and dry it naturally.
▲ There is dirt on the part, you can use a small brush, dilute the soapy water, gently brush.
▲ Hand-made bags are used often, and the more you use them, the better.
Instructions for use
▲ Suitable for people who like to go out lightly.
▲ Suitable for storing books, IPAD, umbrellas, and water bottles.
▲Suitable for daily use, because it is a good match for clothing, no need to hurt your brains.
▲ Suitable for commuter use, capacity is just right.
▲ Hand-made products, sutures will have a natural feel, not absolutely perfect.
▲ Chromatic aberration must exist, and the color is based on the actual product.
▲ The dimensions are all artificially made and measured, with some errors.
▲ Manually cut, the pattern position of the same fabric is not necessarily symmetrical.
▲ The fabric in the interior is mainly composed of designers.
▲ If the information on the webpage is not sufficient for you to decide to purchase, please do not order it easily.
▲ If you have other incurable diseases, welcome to private information and chat together!
Delivery period
▲ spot goods, about 3-5 days (excluding six, day) delivery.
▲ Order the same product for a period of approximately 14 days (excluding six days).
▲ Urgent demand, please ask in advance, do not want you to miss an important day.
Origin / manufacturing methods
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Strong start, bright future
Event Coverage
News & Events
February 8, 2012
More than 200 first-year students were honored at the New Student Dean's List Ceremony in the Rondileau Campus Center auditorium, where administrators praised the students' early academic achievement as the first step toward a bright future.[br][br]"You students are all on a path to excellence and personal success," said [b]Fred Clark[/b], executive vice president and vice president for external affairs, in his welcoming remarks. [br][br]In all, more than 800 first-year students, freshmen and transfers, representing the university's four colleges and undecided majors were named to the Dean's List during the 2011 spring and fall semesters. A near capacity crowd of families, faculty and staff filled the auditorium to help honor the students, who each received a certificate of achievement.[br][br]For a full list of the Dean's List students click [link]here|http://www.bridgew.edu/studentaffairs/NSDLweblist2011.pdf[/link]. [br][br]Mr. Clark asked the student achievers what they thought they could accomplish with a solid education from BSU. In answer to his own question, he listed some of the university's successful alumni, including: Bruce Anderson, '87, the winter commencement keynote speaker who serves as producer for 20th Century Fox's animation division, Blue Sky Studios; Jeff Corwin, '92, host and producer for programs on the Animal Planet television channel; and Allison Galanis, '10, who began working on her PhD at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine last fall. [br][br]"Where will you go with your education?" Mr. Clark asked the students. "That's up to you." [br][br]Additional praise was given by [b]Dr. Anna Bradfield[/b], dean of the College of Education and Allied Studies, who noted that only one in three first-year students earned placement on the Dean's List. "You join an elite group who took the challenge of school seriously and gave your time, energy and effort to achieve an academic record of merit," said Dr. Bradfield. "It is not easy at any point to get high grades, but the first semester is always the hardest and you did it. Congratulations."[br][br]Opening and closing the ceremony was [b]Dr. Michael Young[/b], associate provost for academic planning and administration, who echoed the praises of his colleagues. "This is your first successful step in your academic career," he told the Dean's List recipients. "Congratulations on a journey well made." (Story by Rob Matheson, '07, University Advancement; bottom photo by Doris Galli)


text: was reading through some threads here about how to autoaccept friend requests, didn't find anything really usefull. So I wrote a quick imacro script for it. how to use it : put facebookaccept.iim , facebookload.iim , refreshmacro.iim in your imacros/macros folder run facebookadd.vbs and give in the amount of friends to accept hope it works for you guys thanks appreciated ps : i put the accept delay to 8 seconds , if it takes longer for you to accept the request , change the wait seconds value in the facebookaccept.iim file


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The Board of the Olympia Food Co-op meets the third Thursday of every month at 610 Columbia Ave NE. Members are welcome and encouraged to attend the meeting!
Proposed Board Agenda for October 18, 2012 6:30-9:30 pm
Announcements 2 min
Mission Statement/ Commitments Review 3 min
Member Comment 5 min
BPC Report 5 min
PTNC Update 15 min
Committee Reports 15 min
Annual Meeting & Elections Update 20 min
Bylaws Review 45 min
Committees Review Pt. I 45 min
Executive Session (UNFI & Teamsters update) 20 min
Total Meeting Time: 2 hours 55 min
PS: For questions, suggestions, to to suggest an agenda item, contact us at ofcboard at olympiafood.coop.


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Stay tuned for upcoming specialty workshops and guest instructors! You can also view an updated event list on our Facebook page at http://facebook.com/AradiaFitnessCary
Acro Chair Workshop
Looking to spice up your "non-pole" repertoire? Join us for our Acrobatic Chair Workshop, where you'll learn to use a chair for some of your favorite floor/pole moves, including shoulder/chest stands, balances, and lifts!
As this workshop will focus on more advanced poses, transitions, and inversions using the chair, it is recommended that you be able to hold a plank and/or a forearm stand (pole/wall assisted) for approximately 10-20 seconds prior to attending. You may even learn how to do a few things with a partner in the chair!
Please bring layers to this workshop, including knee-length leggings and a shirt that can cover your shoulders. This class will be taught in bare feet.
March 18 2017
Cost is $25 to attend ($15 for members).
Payment is required to reserve a space.
All sales final. No refunds.
Register online at http://
(NOTE: a "member" is defined as a client currently enrolled in an unlimited membership contract at Aradia Fitness)
Natasha Wang Workshops
Natasha Wang is one of the most influential and popular pole artists working today. Based in Los Angeles, California and born and raised in Austin, Texas, Natasha is a true "pole citizen of the world," traveling the globe as an in-demand teacher, performer and competition judge.
In 2015, Natasha was named the IPDFA "Instructor of the Year", and in 2014, she won "Female Performance Artist of the Year" and "Inspirational Artist of the Year" at the PWN (Pole World News) Awards. As a competitive pole athlete, she has taken home the titles of IPC Ultimate Champion 2013, Pole Art 2012 Runner-Up, US Pole Dance Champion 2011, USPDF West Coast Champion 2010, California Pole Dance Champion 2010, and East Meets West Miss Pole-AM 2010.
Known throughout the world for her emotive style, grace and creative storytelling, Natasha is a late fitness bloomer who took her first pole class at the age of 30 with no prior dance, gymnastics or fitness training. Never one to see this as a liability, Natasha reminds men and women of all shapes, sizes and ages that anything is possible with passion, dedication, blisters and hard work. Natasha is certified by elevatED, X-Pert, Pole Moves, and Floor Flow. Natasha's brand sponsors include X-Pole, MilaKrasna and Kelly Maglia Couture.
March 30 2017
WANG STYLE @ 6:30pm
This constantly evolving workshop is always updated with Natasha's newest tricks and combos. No two Signature Pole Tricks workshops are ever the same! Students will focus on unique transitions on and off the pole, innovative aerial tricks, Chinese pole techniques, as well as movement that transforms the human body into beautifully strange shapes. Students should be able to perform basic advanced moves such as Extended Butterfly.
LET'S GET DIZZY @ 8:15pm
This spinning pole-only workshop will be constantly updated with Natasha's favorite spinning tricks and combos. Students will learn wow-inducing dynamic spins, elegant spin passes incorporating strength, flexibility and control, and transition movements to link everything together. This workshop is recommended for intermediate/advanced level students with a good understanding of, and comfort with spin pole. Level: Intermediate-Advanced
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Cost is $80 to attend ($70 for members).
Payment is required to reserve a space.
All sales final. No refunds.
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Here's Kathryn Bigelow collecting her Oscar for Best Director. My favorite part was Barbra Streisand inserting herself in the moment as if she'd actually done something. Imagine if when Peter Jackson had collected his Best Picture for Lord of Rings, Brett Ratner had been onstage to say "This is a victory for fat guys with beards everywhere!" No it's not, bitch, you didn't do anything. Sit your ass back down.
After the jump, Jeff Bridges' speech after winning Best Actor. If you had "groovy" in your office's words-Jeff-Bridges-will-use-upon-winning-Best-Actor pool, you're a winner.
(And just because, here's Olivia Munn and Eva Amurri eating chocolate-covered strawberries (via). Mmm, that's nice ladies, I got some chocolate-covered strawberries I'd like to feed you. …Wait, did I just make a scheisse euphemism? I don't even know anymore).


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Council opposes water conservation order
4 October 2017
Hastings District Council has opposed an application for a proposed water conservation order (WCO) on the Ngaruroro and Clive Rivers, believing it not in the best interests of the district. A special tribunal has been appointed by the Minister for the Environment to consider the application.
Council is concerned that the WCO application, which recommends specific restrictions in relation to how water from these rivers can be used, would have a devastating effect on both the rural and urban economy and serious implications for how the Council supplies water across the district. The Ngaruroro River recharges the aquifer which supplies drinking water to 80 per cent of the region's people, says acting Mayor Sandra Hazlehurst.
"Careful management of the lower Ngaruroro and Clive River catchments is needed to sustain the economic and social wellbeing of the whole community," says Mrs Hazlehurst. "The WCO would be devastating for the Heretaunga Plains. Whilst Council absolutely acknowledges that water quality and other characteristics of these catchments are important and highly valued, we consider that the extent of the controls recommended in the application would seriously impact our region's economy and for our people, that means employment."
Council's submission relates particularly to concerns around the restrictions on water takes for urban water supply and irrigation, which would impact not only upon the horticultural industry,but also have flow on effects for the industries that support them and the wider community, many of whom work in horticulture and those support industries.
Council's submission accepts that the protection sought in the water conservation order application may be acceptable for the upper reaches of the Ngaruroro, but rejects the application's approach to the lower Ngaruroro and Clive catchments.
"The lower Ngaruroro and Clive River catchments are used for a wide range of purposes, which require a more balanced and locally driven approach than that sought in the water conservation order," says Mrs Hazlehurst.
Council has been actively involved in the TANK Group (for the Tutaekuri, Ngaruroro, Ahuriri and Karamu), the collaborative community consultation process established by the Hawke's Bay Regional Council in 2012 to develop an integrated freshwater management regime for the Heretaunga Plains as a whole. Council considers this the most appropriate process for determining the future management of these catchments.
The TANK process is based on a best practice collaborative decision making process, with the best available scientific information, and is flexible and adapatable to enable multiple objectives to be achieved. The scientific knowledge built up by the TANK Group since 2012 has fundamentally changed the understanding about how water bodies function and relate to each other, fostering consideration of new and innovative management approaches.
"Our priority is to ensure that the economic, social and recreational values of the district are properly protected alongside environmental values and that the wider ramifications of this order are properly considered," says Mrs Hazlehurst. "Council strongly supports TANK as the appropriate forum for addressing these local water catchments, with local people involved who fully understand the water needs of our region."
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When you lock your computer How to Prevent Ads Showing on the Windows 10 Lock Screen How to Prevent Ads Showing on the Windows 10 Lock Screen If you're getting advertisements on your Windows 10 lock screen, then good news: there's an easy way to disable that nonsense. Read More , you're doing it because you're done using it. That means you also don't need the monitor anymore. So why not have it turn off every time you hit that lock shortcut How to Shutdown or Sleep Windows 10 With a Keyboard Shortcut How to Shutdown or Sleep Windows 10 With a Keyboard Shortcut The fastest way to shut down or sleep a Windows 10 computer is not with a mouse -- it's with the keyboard! Read More ? It can be done, and it's quite easy!
You'll to download a portable program The Best Portable Apps The Best Portable Apps Portable apps are light software versions that can be run from a USB drive without being installed on the host computer. We have selected the best ones for a number of tasks. Read More called MPowerSaver. There's no need to install the program, so you simply need to double-click it and run it.
The app's icon will appear in the taskbar on the bottom-right of the screen when it's running. You can double click on it to tweak any of the settings.
Speaking of which, you'll want to open the Settings and set the program to run whenever Windows launches, otherwise you'll have to manually launch it every single time you boot up.
How do you manage your monitor's power settings? Let us know in the comments!
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More PKU's Academic Competitiveness Reports Will be Forthcoming
Abiding by spirits of following rules, keeping innovating and leading tomorrow, PKU is striving to become a Great University, one goal of which needs to be achieved by its various disciplines' development. The most important and fundamental work are finding out the development details and competitiveness of each discipline, and identifying the gaps between PKU and domestic and foreign institutions.
PKU Library has many years' accumulation of multidimensional bibliometrics and information analysis. With vast amounts of literature resources and efficient analysis tools, Peking University Library gives 44 academic competitiveness reports for PKU's class-one doctoral disciplines to provide suggestions for PKU's academic development.
PKU's academic competitiveness reports analyze each discipline's development by comparing PKU and 17 other universities at home and abroad. With each report, the steps are as follows:
Firstly, after numerous investigations and discussions with the members from PKU's Office of Academic Development, the evaluation index system of discipline competitiveness is designed and a multi-dimensional evaluation model is built.
Secondly, a rich supply of data and information is gained, including papers, books, funds, awards, discipline and talent development situation, international rankings, performances in top journals, etc. Data cleaning and specification are then following according to our subject classification and the evaluation index system.
Thirdly, by a complete data analysis process and many analysis tools, the analysis work begins and provides visual displays.
Finally, after finishing reports, we seek advice from subject experts on how to refine and develop them, so that we can provide discipline planning and decision-making for PKU.
PKU Library have finished and published 9 reports since April in 2017, such as in economics, sociology, education, archaeology, philosophy, mathematics, psychology, computer science and technology, environmental science and engineering. Other disciplines' reports will be forthcoming and released in future, please give more attention to the library homepage - research support - competitive analysis.
There are some unavoidably mistakes or errors in our reports because of various reasons. We sincerely expect each of teachers and students to put forward opinions and suggestions to help us to be better.


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PT Elnusa Tbk, a national pride world class company for total solution in Upstream Oil and Gas Services (www.elnusa.co.id). We are currently seeking for highly qualified candidates to fill the following position:
Jakarta Raya
* Have a strong analytical skill on business process
* Computer literate (Ms. Office & Internet)
* Competencies: Integrity, Synergy, Interpersonal Skill, Peer Relation, Motivating others, Business acumen, Adaptability, Stress management.
* Male or Female, min 25 years old.
* Min S1 graduated, Majoring informatics techniques, Industry, Economic from reputable university (GPA min. 2.75 scale of 4).
* Min. 2 years experience as SAP Functional Plant Maintenance (will be advantage in oil & Gas Industry)
* Excellence understanding about ERP System, SAP system especially SAP PM
Drafter (Job Code: DRT)
Jakarta Raya
* Preferable Male, age between 25-40 years old.
* Diploma / Bachelor degree from any background and have relevance experience in occupational as a drafter.
* Have Ability to draft, design and draw from tools that will be make / prepare on time.
* Have well knowledge about engineering (EPC) minimum 3 years (preferable at a mining, Oil & Gas industries, laboratory, and/or heavy equipment industries)
* English and computer literacy are a must especially have well knowledge about Microsoft Project minimum 3 years.
* Other Competencies: Integrity, Synergy, Commitment, Teamwork & Cooperation, Customer Service Orientation, General Intelligence, Problem Solving, Achievement Motivation.
Good Corporate Governance (Code: GCG)
Jakarta Raya
* Male or Female, min. 24 years old.
* Min S1 graduated, Department Of Legal from any reputable university (GPA min. 2.75 scale of 4).
* Having min 2 years experience in Good Corporate Governance (will be advantage in oil & Gas Industry).
* Have excellence skill in writing paper
* Have excellence knowledge about GCG program
* Have a good networking and excellence as a trainer of GCG
* Fluent in English both oral and written.
* Have good computer skill (MS Office, Database, SAP).
* Competencies: Integrity, Synergy, Commitment, Customer Service Orientation, conceptual & logical thinking, strategic thinking, interpersonal skill, adaptability, stress management, delegation & follow up.
If you meet the above requirements, please visit our website (www.elnusa.co.id) click career then apply online registration not later than February 12th, 2012.
Only short-listed candidates will be contacted for further selection process.
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Lowongan Kerja Migas Untuk PT. Elnusa tbk
PT Elnusa Tbk, a national pride world class company for total solution in Upstream Oil and Gas Services (www.elnusa.co.id). We are currently seeking for highly qualified candidates to fill the following position:


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We've been working on getting drag-drop features to work in Prado for a while now, and we got it on a level which fills our needs.
The current state lets you register drags, drops and drag-drop. The most annoying limitation we have at the moment is that you only get the drop container on callback. We currently slip around that by sending our data with the callback parameters.
The demo attached here shows dragsdrops (green), drags (yellow) and drops (blue). When an element is dropped the label is updated with the name of the drop element and the callback parameter data. The callback data is currently set up in the js file and it's only set for the dragdrop elements, but there should be nicer ways to do this.
Kudos goes to my co-worker Lars-Olav for getting the client side stuff to work. Javascript is not my strong side 😉
Online demo – http://prado.eirikhoem.net/dragdropdemo/www/
Download source – http://www.eirikhoem.net/dragdropdemo.tar.gz
Update: Source file is not up to date. Will fix asap.


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Thurloe, John
Thurloe, John, 1616–68, English politician. A lawyer, he became (1652) secretary to the council of state of the Commonwealth. He was given charge of the intelligence department (1653), which included foreign and domestic espionage, and the post office (1655). Through the post office Thurloe was able to intercept information of plots against the government. He entered Parliament in 1654, and supported the succession of Richard Cromwell (1658). He was deprived of office (1659) after the fall of the Protectorate, and was arrested for high treason after the Restoration (1660). He was not tried, and was released on the condition that his services be available to the Restoration government. Thurloe then retired from public life, but remained a valuable authority on foreign affairs and was often consulted by the king's ministers and diplomats. His vast correspondence, an important authority for the history of the Protectorate, is preserved in the Bodleian Library, Oxford, and in the British Museum. Part of it was published in 1742 by Thomas Birch.
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Your Sixt Car Rental Protection Options
Sixt rent a car makes it easy to determine what car rental protection you need. Whether you know about each policies or don't, Sixt has an easy guide to ensure you know all there is. Guarantee that you know what is covered, and what isn't with our Sixt car rental protection guide, for a stress free experience and happy vacation.
All Car Rental Protection Choices from Sixt
Liability coverage/Supplemental Liability Insurance (SLI)
Liability coverage is the most basic protection that Sixt offers, however it is a must when you rent a car from any company. If purchased, Supplemental Liability Insurance (SLI) protects the renter against claims made by a third party for bodily injury and/or property damages sustained as a result of an accident while the renter is operating a rental vehicle. This coverage supplies the renter with third-party liability protection up to a limit of $1,000,000 per accident.
Partial Damage Waiver (PDW/LC)
The Partial Damage Waiver removes the renter's responsibility for the first $500 of damage to or loss of the vehicle. The customer will be held responsible for all other damage costs exceeding the amount of $500. PDW is not available in all states.
Loss Damage Waiver (LDW)
The Loss Damage Waiver (including Theft Protection) reduces the renter's responsibility to a part of the vehicle in the event of damage to or loss of the rental vehicle. If LDW is not accepted, the renter will be held liable for the full value of the car. (Loss Damage Waiver can also be referred to as LD)
Super Top Cover LDW
If LDW is already included in the rates, the renter can choose the Super Top over LDW to further reduce the non-waiverable responsibility. (Super Top Cover LDW is also referred to as BF)
Glass Damage Waiver (GDW)
This policy covers nearly all windows in the vehicle, including the windshield, side windows, rear-window and mirror glass. GDW is not available within the USA (Glass Damage Waiver is also referred to as GT).
Personal Accident Protection
Personal Accident Protection covers bodily injury to occupants of the rental vehicle.
Sixt Rental Car Policies and Pricing
If you have any more questions about protection, please contact our customer service or ask questions at the rental counter, they will be able to help you with all of your car rental protection questions!


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Food on TV: Sara's Weeknight Meals
We were excited to see Sara Moulton's new PBS show, Sara's Weeknight Meals, debut last night. Her show and cooking philosophy seems particularly to fit in with The Kitchn's mission and philosophy: cooking that's not dumbed-down, but is still approachable. Real food for practical people.
Did any of you also watch last night?
We might have been predisposed to like the show, given that we watched it right after The Food Network's Chefography of Julia Child. Sara Moulton was a protege of Julia's, and we see Julia's influence in the way she cooks and relates to viewers.
The debut episode focused on pasta, giving the viewer three recipes of varying difficulty and time, but all manageable after a long day at work. The first recipe was almost a non-recipe, the kind of thing one might dream up after a cupboard challenge, but it certainly seems manageable and tasty: Cartwheel Pasta with Breakfast Sausage and Creamy Tomato Sauce.
Stepping up the difficulty level, she showed us that homemade gnocchi was possible on a weeknight, with Ricotta Gnocchi with Sautéed Cherry Tomato Sauce. No need to pipe them precisely; take a lesson from gnudi and drop spoonfuls in the water.
We were skeptical of her third dish, particularly with its hour plus long cooking time. (Admittedly, only 20 minutes of that are hands on.) She used wonton skins to make a Quick Asparagus Lasagna - why not just use no-boil pasta, or even just find a way to use non-no boil lasagna without cooking it first? She tried to sell us on the wonton skins, saying they'd make great individual servings, but we weren't buying it.
Overall, she's cooking real food, with interesting ingredients, but giving you the tips and tricks to make it manageable. There's no need to be a perfectionist, but you also don't have to overly rely on processed foods.
Our biggest quibble with the show is the writing - her intros and summaries are almost painfully stiff, as they were when she was on The Food Network. But as long as the cooking is good, we'll continue to tune in.
Who are the food celebrities you love? Which ones fit in most with your philosophy of cooking?


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Dealing with Construction People (The People Side of Construction Profits)by Jerry R. Hopper, East Carolina Univ, Greenville, United States,
Document Type: Proceeding Paper
Part of: Preparing for Construction in the 21st Century
The people side of producing construction job profits is usually tied to quantitative measures of craft productivity, morale and quests for quality. At the same time that people usually represent the highest single cost figure, they are also considered the most unpredictable, difficult to control and by far the one critical factor that nothing much can be done about. Much of the industry has turned its energies to solving more technical issues, and turned away dealing with human factors as a primary target for profit improvement. This paper takes another view of the people equation and suggests ways in which the engineering and construction communities can adopt new ways of obtaining profits by changing how they put together the people side of projects. Portions of the background for this paper are based on research by the author for the Construction Industry Institute (CII) Project Organization Task Force.
Subject Headings: Construction management | Profits | Human factors | Social factors | Productivity | Professional societies | Industries | Business organizations
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text: Most of us this Easter are getting on vacation mode and happily heading for a hot summery destination. . . It's a great excuse to work on our tan right? Get inspired with what we're packing for our spring break, since you haven't thought about summer accessories for a while now. . . Most importantly though, have a grand time!!!


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Karpov, Anatoly
Karpov, Anatoly ənŭtôl´yē kär´pôf [key], 1951–, Russian chess master. In 1970 he became the world's youngest international grand master. Karpov won (1975) the world championship by default when Bobby Fischer , the titleholder, refused to agree to terms for a match. He successfully defended (1978, 1981) his title against Viktor Korchnoi but lost (1985) to Garry Kasparov . Karpov regained (1993) the International Chess Federation (FIDE) championship in a playoff after Kasparov formed a rival association and was expelled from the federation. Karpov retained the FIDE championship after defeating Viswanathan Anand in 1998. Disputes with the sponsoring organization prompted Karpov to refuse to participate in a tournament the following year, and he was stripped of his FIDE championship. From 2005 he served as a member of Russia's Civic Chamber he was elected to the State Duma in 2011, representing the Tyumen region.
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I know that Boxing day was a while ago, but I didn't get around to writing this post until now, and I like posting about what I bought so I'm gonna do it anyway :)
In the past Boxing day has always sort of slipped by me and I never took any notice of it. It's always been that day where everyone wishes Christmas wasn't over and burns off the calories from the day before. But this year, a friend invited me to go to the City with her for the Boxing Day sales (which I didn't even know existed!) I am a bit of a shopaholic and will never pass up a shopping spree, so off we went with our purses full of money to fill our closets with clothes we don't need.
So I thought I'd show you what I bought, because I haven't done a post like this for a looong time.
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(This is one of my favourite stores ever!)
At the moment I have a tiny bit of a weaved shoe obsession, so when I saw these I fell head-over-heels in love with them. They're platform healed shoes which is always a bonus for someone like me who is kinda short.
Usually, I only buy clothes that I am 100% sure about, but this was one of those times when I acted on impulse. I do really like it, but it's a much more formal dress than the other things I bought, so I won't get to wear it as much.
This is one of two skirts I bought from Supre, and I think it's adorable. It's a short black and white checked one, but it's shorter than it should be because the only two they had left in the shop were a Large (L) and an Extra Extra Extra Small (XXXS)! Luckily it's just long enough to wear!
I love the pattern and the colour of this skirt because honestly, who doesn't love tartan? It's longer than the other skirt, so I'm much more comfortable to wear it (it's also less likely to get blown up by the wind!)
This top is a bit of a staple, especially for me because up until recently I owned nothing black (a great help when I'm performing and I can only wear black!) Also, it's a halterneck, which makes it look more interesting than just a pain black top.
(In the photos, the top is tucked into the skirt, but when it's un-tucked it goes to just below my hip with small slits on either side)
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Finally, my favourite purchase of the day. Again with the weaved platform shoes, but these aren't heels which means I can wear them more casually (or I could dress them up I guess). I am absolutely in love with these shoes and I wear them everywhere!
Again, thank you guys so much for taking time out of your day to read my blog, it really means the world to me. See you next time!
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1939 marks the beginning of World War II, the first television broadcast and the splitting of the first uranium atom in the United States. In sports, the New York Giants won the first NFL pro bowl, Ted Williams hit his first home run for the Boston Red Sox, and the University of Oregon won the premier NCAA men's basketball tournament.
On Sept. 1, 1939, Germany started air raids on Poland. Two days later, a German U-boat sank a British passenger ship on its way from Glasgow to Montreal. On the same day, Britain, France, Australia and New Zealand declared war on Germany. The start of World War II also marked the end of the Great Depression in the United States, as the wartime industry brought the economy back to prosperity.
In April of 1939, NBC produced the first regularly scheduled broadcast of President Franklin D. Roosevelt delivering the inaugural address, which he did at the New York World Fair. The broadcast only reached about 1,000 households that owned televisions at the time.
Jan. 25, 1939 marks the day that John R. Dunning, Herbert Anderson, Eugene Booth and Francis Slack split the first uranium atom using a cyclotron in the basement of Columbia University's Putin Hall in New York. The achievement came after the scientists heard that scientists Otto Hahn and Fritz Strassmann had done the same thing in Germany.


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Domino's has launched a Wisconsin-themed pizza with not three, not four, but six cheese toppings. It's the company's first new product rollout since the whole we-don't-suck-anymore campaign it debuted last year, which has since morphed into the we-don't-Photoshop-our-pizza-photos-anymore campaign.
The Wisconsin 6 Cheese pizza is topped with mozzarella, feta, provolone, cheddar, Parmesan, and asiago cheeses, reports Nation's Restaurant News. Ads for the pizza tout the fact that the cheese being used is from real American dairy farms. Although, as AP discovered, not all of the cheeses actually come from Wisconsin.
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Both of my children have started taking this medication. In the beginning i thought it was the (miricle) drug, however both of children are loosing wt. will not eat and one of them was rolling around on the floor and foaming at the mouth with severe abdominal cramps. I have decide to stop this medication immeadatly, sorry for the spelling!! I have been searching high and low online looking for information on stopping and found none.
Can you just stop taking vyvanse after being on less than two wks?
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I cannot blame you for stopping the med. Something is very wrong. It sounds almost like the one child had a seizure. I can't find anything about stopping it, but it is a stimulant and may cause some withdrawal symptoms, but your child is definately in trouble taking it. I would do just what you've done, stopped it. Call their doc first thing in the AM. If your child isn't better now, I would take him to the er.
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KELOWNA - Weary travellers on the Okanagan Connector will soon be given a new place to pull over and rest.
A new, modern rest area will be built between Merritt and Kelowna on Highway 97C, according to a media release from the B.C. Government.
In addition to the new rest stop, there are planned access improvements to the Loon Lake interchange on Highway 97C. Scheduled improvements like a new access road, separate parking areas for passenger vehicles and commercial traffic are on the way.
The rest area has been designed with the potential for upgrades like car charging stations and WiFi.
A total of $9-million will be invested in upgrading rest areas across the province, the release says. Improvements include the construction of new rest areas, increased lighting, building upgrades, improved accessibility and increased capacity for commercial truck parking at existing rest stops.
This announcement follows a January 2016 survey of rest areas. The survey was popular among commercial truck drivers, with 835 respondents.
"When the highway is your workplace, you should be able to rely on safe, clean, well-lit rest areas at strategic locations with room to park," Trucking Association president and CEO Louise Yako says in the release. "We're pleased the province heard our concerns, acknowledged the need to improve the number and quality of amenities available, and consulted directly with drivers."
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Davidson faculty members deserve a share of the acclaim recently given to The Charlotte Teachers Institute (CTI) by The Council for Great City Schools (CGCS). CGCS, which promotes high academic standards in urban public schools, recently gave CTI its Shirley S. Schwartz Urban Education Impact Award.
CGCS said CTI's partnership among Davidson, UNC Charlotte and Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools (CMS) has had "a positive and significant impact on student learning, and strengthened teaching and learning in CMS by cultivating content knowledge, creativity and leadership skills among CMS teachers."
Davidson faculty members have played a big part in CTI's success.
CTI was founded in 2009 based on an educational enrichment program developed by Yale University and New Haven public schools in 1978. CTI brings faculty members from Davidson and UNC Charlotte together with CMS teachers at all grade levels for seven months of intensive study of a wide variety of subjects. Ann Clark '80, deputy superintendent in CMS, promoted the concept and helped establish it locally. Molly Shaw '02 was CTI's inaugural director.
CTI operates eight seminars per year, employing four faculty members from Davidson and four from UNC Charlotte. CMS teachers, dubbed "Fellows" in the program, apply for enrollment into one of the eight classes offered. Thirteen fellows, representing a variety of grade levels and areas of expertise, are accepted into each seminar.
CTI sessions help fellows further their knowledge of subject areas and develop new teaching strategies and curricula to refresh their enthusiasm for the subject.
Each seminar meets with its faculty leader for two or three sessions near the end of the school year. Fellows then work independently through summer break to research the subject of the seminar. Seminars reconvene in the fall for nine two-hour, once-a-week sessions from September through November, in addition to one-on-one sessions with faculty leaders. Based on their seminar experience, fellows write up a 15-25 page project on the subject for a curriculum unit in their classrooms. The unit typically covers two-to-three weeks of class time. The units will vary based on grade level, its relevance to existing curriculum, or the fellows' interests and expertise. Fellows also strive to write their curriculum units to prepare students for the national Common Core tests in the subject. All projects are posted to a CTI website site so that everyone everywhere can take advantage of the fellows' work.
More than 300 CMS teachers have participated in CTI thus far, producing a total of 412 new curriculum units for more than 60,000 CMS students. In the last cohort, 98 fellows wrote new curricula that will be taught to more than 12,500 CMS students.
Davidson faculty involved for the 2013 seminars were Professor of English Ann Fox leading "Imagining Modern Bodies: Disability and Art," Professor of Chemistry Durwin Striplin leading "Chemical Magic," Associate Professor of Mathematics Tim Chartier leading "Math and Sports," and Armfield Professor of English Brenda Flanagan leading "Urban Encounters: Hispanic and African American Literature."
While most fellows enroll in seminars that apply directly to their areas of expertise, Fox said the educators in her seminar on disability represented an interdisciplinary mix of fellows. The seminar enrolled English teachers, a chemistry teacher who examined the ethics of drug development, a historian, teachers who work with gifted learners, and special education teachers who work with disabled students.
Striplin's seminar in "Chemical Magic" helped fellows assemble and execute demonstrations of the principles of chemistry appropriate to all levels of schooling. "Students and teachers alike get a lot more enthusiastic about science when the class includes live demonstrations," Striplin said.
"Some of the fellows had no experience with live demonstrations, while others were very experienced," Striplin said. "So, we worked on thermite reactions with the high school teachers, while elementary teachers did water changing color and making flash paper."
An important aspect of CTI is its promotion of collegiality among fellows. Striplin began his Thursday evening seminars with dinner in Davidson's Vail Commons. That gave fellows a good opportunity to get acquainted, and discuss the challenges they all face in their public school teaching jobs. After an hour, the class adjourned to the laboratory for two hours of instruction and exploration.
Fox enjoyed serving adult learners. "This is a different type of teaching model," she said. "It's not top-down. We're not here to say 'I'm the college professor and you're the student.' We're engaged together in intellectual exploration."
Striplin added, "In a time when public education is such a controversial topic, there's a therapeutic value to meeting with peers in an endeavor where they feel supported and valued."
Chartier has taught three seminars for CTI. His "Math & Sports" seminar this time included a rich and interesting cast of guest speakers, including Davidson men's basketball coach Bob McKillop, statistics analysts from the Charlotte Bobcats basketball team and a NASCAR team member.
Though the seminars take up a considerable amount of time, fellows are attracted to participate in CTI by a stipend and continuing education credits. Davidson faculty members also are compensated for their involvement in the program. But Chartier said that his primary motivation is not monetary. "Our job as college teachers is barely comparable to theirs," he said. "They have large numbers of students, not all of whom enjoy being there, and they teach all day. Then they come to CTI sessions because they dream of making the classroom experience better and more engaging for their students. It's inspiring, and it seems only right to help them in that process."
Striplin plans on teaching a CTI seminar titled "The Global Energy Challenge" next session. However, the three veterans on the latest team-Fox, Chartier and Flanagan-will be taking a break. They will be replaced by three first-time CTI Davidson faculty members. Mathematician and computer scientist Raghu Ramanujan will lead "Artificial Intelligence." Philosopher Meghan Griffith will lead "Human Agency," and the English department's Maria Fackler will lead "The Art of Fiction: Close Analysis, Style, and the Novel."
In addition to the seminars for fellows, in 2012 CTI started "Teachers as Scholars," a speaker series through which faculty and fellows present their projects to the public. Last February Flanagan and three fellows in her 2012 seminar presented a program on their study of African American literature during the Civil Rights Movement at the Gantt Center for African American Arts + Culture in Charlotte.
Likewise, Chartier and fellows gave a public presentation in October about "Sports by the Numbers" for the flagship speakers series started in 2010 titled "Exploding Canons." They were joined on the panel by Davidson Economics Department Chair Fred Smith and experts from Queens University, UNC Charlotte and the Charlotte Bobcats.
Each CTI seminar concludes with a "Finale Celebration" where fellows and faculty speak briefly about their projects, and express their appreciation for the experience. Like any graduation ceremony, things get emotional. Chartier's fellows wrote a poem in his honor titled "A Mathematician for All Seasons." A member of Striplin's seminar thanked him for putting the fun back in science, and one of Fox's fellows said "I'm taking away from this a new realization of what I can do in my own classroom." Another fellow testified "It's been like Disneyland for nerds!"
In addition to support from the three CTI partner organizations, current funders include The Belk Foundation, Wells Fargo, The Arthur Vining Davis Foundation, Piedmont Natural Gas Foundation, The Foundation For the Carolinas, Charlotte Mecklenburg Community Foundation, and the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation.


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Tim, G4VXE, recently wrote about an update to the iBCNU APRS application for the iPhone, which has reawakened my hankering for one of these Apple mobiles.
Using a mobile phone for APRS would meet my objective of being able to have my position plotted on a map that my XYL could see at home, and avoid the need to run my own APRS gateway. That would solve a number of problems - not least that I am not actually supposed to run the gateway when I am not at home because UK license conditions don't allow me to do so.
Not running the gateway would allow me to use my K3 with a transverter to work 2 metres instead of my FT-817ND. Although the K3 can do FM it is less convenient to use as it doesn't have a dedicated Packet mode and although it has a better receiver for some reason the audio output results in less reliable decoding of packets than when using the '817. This is probably something to do with audio de-emphasis or filter bandwidths - I have never got to the bottom of it.
Using an iPhone for APRS would allow me to sell my VX-8E. I still have my TH-F7E dual band HT which I kept because its HF SSB/CW receive capability is unique and useful. The only thing I don't like about the Kenwood is that it doesn't have a drop-in charger, so I have to mess about with a wall-wart and a trailing cable whenever I want to charge its battery.
Using an iPhone for APRS would also mean that I can be tracked and use APRS messaging wherever I am instead of just within radio range of my home QTH - which is pretty limited due to the hilly terrain and the fact that I am not located on a hilltop.
The arguments for using an iPhone for APRS seem overwhelming, apart from the fact that it seems like cheating to use the mobile phone network instead of amateur radio. It feels a bit like the first step on a slippery slope towards getting rid of the radio gear altogether and using HamScape or CQ100. But is it worth persevering with APRS over amateur radio in an APRS desert, when an iPhone would deliver much better functionality?


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We can live without his mustache, but Matthew McConaughey's kids Levi and Vida and girlfriend Camila Alves certainly are cute. They appear to be happily unmarried and have no wedding plans in the immediate future, but Matthew adds "It doesn't mean I love her any less." The family was spotted at LAX.
Posted by Janet on June 26, 2011
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By Pussy Wentworth, Vassar '57
On June 26, 2011 at
Ah, Matty McConaughey.
Just saying the name outloud makes me put my hands together, down in my Lady Hamper's Snackateria and enjoy the deepest parts of my Whisker Biscuit.
Damn girl, I could use a little of Matty's trouser gravy right about now.
By Muffin top!!
On June 26, 2011 at
Yeah right! This woman wants a ring, and it's only a matter of time before she gives Ol' Matty the ultimatum. Marry me or I'm outta her, back on the first plane to Brazil.
By pippa martins-st. onge
On June 26, 2011 at
Just another example of the ridiculous side show freaks that come out of Texas. incl.bHillary Duff, Jessica Simpson,GW Bush, serial doper Lance Armstrong, "Doctor' Phil, John Hagee etc.
By Leo
On June 26, 2011 at
With 2 children and No hint of marriage, I am willing to bet dollars to donuts that every time that Matt gets into that amorous mood,Camilla feel less valuable. For Matthew to openly make a statement that "it doesn't mean that he loves her less" he is the egomaniac who has the girl, the 2 children, and a full time housekeeper without offering her the security of knowing that if he decides that she is No longer what he has in mind for the future, he can walk and talk at the same time on his way out the door.
By all indications Camilla is "trapped" by a thing called love!!
By Reta
On June 26, 2011 at
These two babies are two of the most gorgeous Hollywood children ever. Camilla has her own job modeling and she hosted a show about hairstyling. She is very personable and beautiful and I'm sure she can work any time she wants. I don't know why they need that nanny tho. I had two sons and raised them fine by myself. I don't understand what's up with all these Hollywood people who can't do anything by themselves today. Raise your own children people and they will love and respect you and maybe not tear up the town, go drunk driving, or bar hopping every night like Paris Hilton, or kill themselves going 130 mph like that Jackass fool.
Sorry for the rant people…
By Reta
On June 26, 2011 at
PS: Matt…buy the hot chick who birthed you two beautiful kids a damn diamond ring you asshole. You're really NOT all THAT!!!
By Patrick
On June 26, 2011 at
Reta to further that about raising your children correctly you could of added, "and rioted and wrecked Vancouver like the rich kid assholes" after the Stanley Cup loss.
Pippa, missed your bitchy self.
Pussy Wentworth. Welcome.
By cal
On June 27, 2011 at
I don't think Matty is all that. Maybe she is the one turning him down.
By Bluejay
On June 27, 2011 at
And that's why Lance Armstrong didn't get a ring.
By The American
On June 27, 2011 at
BUT WHY, the hell, IS HE WEARING WOMAN SIPPERS?
she's a lesbian too?
By Indy
On June 27, 2011 at
I don't think Matthew is as great looking as he thinks he is. I read somewhere that Camilla's parents are not at all pleased with this shackup arrangement; they want all Brazil to know their little girl caught a big movie star. I think he doesn't want to be tied down in case he gets bored and some other little slut wiggles by and catches his eye.
By Walt Cliff
On June 27, 2011 at
They have two adorable little children. I hope they can get along marriage or not and make a good home for these little ones. I think even if marriage was involved, I can't see him practicing monogamy.
By Walt Cliff
On June 27, 2011 at
Didn't his mom and dad married each other three times???
By Seriously?
On June 27, 2011 at
What Matthew McConaughey needs is a shower.
By Patrick
On June 27, 2011 at
He was living in his Airstream under the Lion's Gate bridge a few years ago. I bumped into him outside the Commodore one night. He liked the puff puff. Nice guy.
By Casonia Logenberry
On June 27, 2011 at
Lucky woman gets to have his Baby is lucky mother and he is Hot and sexy and really got it going on and He is Smooth and a real Blond and his Body is smoking hot and he has a really nice smile and yes little lady…What is wrong with creating a family and having Beautiful children with this fantastic man! You don't have to be married!
By Walt Cliff
On June 27, 2011 at
I think you need to stand in front of the fridge and cool down a bit. If Janet published a photo of Matthew in his swim trucks, I fear we would lose you completely.
LOL 🙂 (Just teasing Ya. All in good fun)
By Denise
On June 27, 2011 at
I agree with cal. Why are we assuming that she wants to marry and he doesn't?
Oh, and Pussy dear. You sound like you might give Mrs. Patrick Campbell a run for her sexual metaphor.
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Sorry we're late. Had a spot of car trouble. Plus, RedTide took forever to decide on an outfit, and he kept complaining that he simply couldn't get his hair to behave, which makes a weird sort of pseudo-sense given that he's not got any hair.
Anyway. Remember Rainbow Six: Patriots? Which we had on our cover that one time? Well, please stop remembering it, and go home right now and set fire to that issue as a sort of memory cleanse. Because all eyes are now on Rainbow Six: Siege, which looks an awful lot like someone at Ubisoft woke up one morning and decided that the best way to go forward is to go backward. And we love that, because Rainbow Six's best days were its early days. We love the look of Siege so much that we're forcing you to look at it too by putting it on our cover.
After the break, obviously.
This month, E3! Also this month, Computex! We've jammed as much info as we could fit into the pages of our August issue on all of the sexiest games and the hottest hardware to come out of these two major events, because it's probably best if you start preparing your wallet now for the senseless thrashing it's going to have to endure in the future when all these New Things start hitting store shelves. Yay!
We also take a look at the Early Access revolution, rounding up a few games currently simmering away in Steam Early Access to get a feel for the service and let you know whether or not we think spending cash on unfinished games is a wise idea.
Our reviews section is full of weird and wonderful delights. We satisfy our urge to point and click our way through adventurous endeavours with The Shivah: Kosher Edition. Does Transistor live up to the evergreen beauty of Bastion? And is WildStar an MMO worth paying a monthly subscription for? Murdered: Soul Suspect brings its protagonist back from the dead, and then possesses a cat. Which is totally normal. Valiant Hearts: The Great War takes us on an emotional tour through World War I, and it makes us wish we'd paid more attention in high school history class. Also, sweaty men in shorts roll around on the floor and grunt a lot in EA Sports UFC, and we mash random buttons to see if we can get them to actually use their feet for standing up every once in a while. Spoiler: it's pretty much impossible.
As if dedicating an entire section of the magazine to E3 2014 isn't enough, our previews section is also packed with accounts of our experiences with some of the many games that were on display at the show. Battlefield Hardline is Battlefield with cops and robbers, which we're totally okay with. Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain is made of eye-patches and love, which we're totally okay with. Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel is Borderlands on the moon, which we're totally okay with. And finally, Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor is another reason to worship J.R.R. Tolkien's (probably) hairy feet, which we're totally okay with.
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Trans Resource Guide
In keeping with a university tradition that is committed to inclusiveness and social justice, on June 1, 2002, American University became one of the first dozen colleges in the United States to explicitly include "gender identity and expression" in our non-discrimination policies.
In order to assist trans members of the campus community with navigating the policies and practices of the university, we encourage you to speak with the Coordinator of LGBTQ & Diversity Programs, Kameron Winters. He is available to assist you with everything from changing your name on university records, to getting a new American University ID card, to finding local resources.
We have worked hard to make the campus more inclusive, if you have noticed something that could help to make campus more trans-inclusive, please feel free to contact us. This is an ongoing effort and we would appreciate your input.
The following guide will provide some information about current policies; if you have any questions or need additional information, please do not hesitate to contact the Center for Diversity & Inclusion.
Campus Policies
Non-Discrimination Policy
American University provides equal opportunity for all qualified persons in its educational programs and activities. The university does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin, sex, age, disability, marital status, personal appearance, sexual orientation, gender identity and expression, family responsibilities, political affiliation, source of income, or Vietnam-era veteran status. It conforms with all applicable federal and state non-discrimination laws. This policy of non-discrimination applies to every aspect of the operations and activities of the university generally and includes admissions and employment.
Below is information related to specific areas on campus and contact information for each. If you have any questions, please contact the Center for Diversity and Inclusion.
If you are a student and plan to live in University housing, we recognize that you may have concerns about your placement. Housing and Dining Programs and the Center for Diversity & Inclusion are committed to finding appropriate housing for all students living on campus, and will address individual needs on a case-by-case basis. No student is expected to find a transgender-friendly campus living situation by themselves. If you identify as transgender and would like to talk about specific housing concerns, please contact one of the campus point people. While you are not required to seek special accommodations, we encourage you to do so, particularly if you think you may face hostility or harassment otherwise.
If you are seeking special accommodations for student housing, such as a single room or assistance in finding a transgender-friendly roommate, you must still abide by housing application deadlines and preferably notify Assignments Coordinator for Housing (Jennifer Gough) as soon as you know that you want a special accommodation. Please note that for eligible students (seniors, juniors, and some sophomores), Nebraska Hall apartments allow you to apply with other students for a suite-style apartment that has no gender restrictions. The apartment includes a private bedroom and a shared living space and bathroom.
Additionally, American University Housing offers (as of the 2012-2013 academic year) open gender housing. This option is available to returning students in Centennial Hall, Nebraska Hall, the Berkshire Apartments, and the Social Justice Living Learning Community in Roper Hall. It is also available to new students through the Social Justice Living Learning Community. In order to be part of open gender housing, you must opt-in. To learn more information, please visit our Housing Options page.
Name & Gender Change on Campus Records
In order to change your name on your transcripts, diploma, or employment records, you must legally change your name. After a legal name change, will change your name on all official documents. If you are an alumnus, you can also request an updated diploma with your current legal name. For both, you will need to fill out the "Personal Data Change Form" located on the forms section of the Registrar's Website.
If you have not legally changed your name, the Center for Diversity & Inclusion can provide a letter to your professors requesting to call you by your preferred name. You can request this letter by contacting the Director or the Coordinator of LGBTQ Outreach & Programming in the Center for Diversity & Inclusion. This doesn't change your name on official records. Official name changes have to follow the above guidelines.
To request a name change on material sent out by Alumni and Development, please make a personal request by phone (with sufficient confirmation we are speaking with the subject) online, by email, or in writing - this includes gender specific titles. Alumni and Development will also change the gender field as requested with the same level of documentation and confirmation as a name change. They respect that any alumnus or donor has the right to be addressed and referred to according to personal preference regardless of legal status. The prior name will be preserved for reference and look up purposes. To make this change you may contact Abbey Silberman Fagin (Senior Director – Development) or any of the Alumni and Development staff. The requested change can also be made online. You will need to show legal documentation of your name change in order to request the change.
Although your name will be changed on all documents, your prior name will continue to be listed as a previous identity in the university's database in order to ensure that a search run on your former name will access the correct files.
Faculty and Staff:
- Go to the HR/Payroll Connection portion of your my.american.edu account.
- Go to "Info/Forms"----->"Employee Record Data"----->"Personal Data Change"
- To change name on records, you'll need to have documentation showing your legal name change To change how your name shows up on the website, there is an option to do this on the form. For information on changing federal documents, please visit NCTE (the National Center for Transgender Equality) website.
Name Change on Email, AU ID Card, and Blackboard
When you first set up your e-mail account with the university, you can submit the preferred name that you are currently using,regardless of whether or not you have legally changed your name. If you have already set up your e-mail account, then the Technology Help Desk or the Help Desk Manager (CaroLyn Jimenez) can change the name that is used with the e-mail account. You can request this change by contacting the Help Desk directly at x2550 or the Help Desk Manager at 2280.
AU ID Card
We recognize that it is important for your university identification card to reflect your current appearance and name. In order to meet this need, we offer two AU ID Card options:
- If you have legally changed your name and have changed your name with the Registrar's office or Human Resources, you can obtain a new AU ID Card with your chosen name.
- If you have not yet legally changed your name, you may still obtain an AU ID Card with your chosen name. To do so please contact Kameron Winters or a member of CDI to support this adjustment before going to Housing & Dining Programs to receive your ID.
To receive the new AU ID Card, utilizing either option, please go to the Housing and Dining Programs office (located in Anderson Hall 1st floor) and request to have your card updated with your chosen name. You do not have to identify yourself as transgender. You should be able to obtain a new card with a new photograph. Please note, you need to bring in your old card in order to have this service free of charge.
The name that shows up in Blackboard is that name that you have on record with the Registrar's office or Human Resources. If you would like you chosen name to appear, follow these steps:
- login to blackboard.
- click your name on the top right part of the screen.
- click on "Settings" then "Personal Information"
- click on "Edit Personal Information" and change the appropriate box.
Your chosen name will appear once you logout.
Student Health Insurance
The Student Health Center is committed to working with transgender students to ensure appropriate and sensitive care. If you are receiving care through the Student Health Center you can arrange to have your chosen name and pronouns listed on your files and in the Student Health Center computer system.
For information on the Student Health Insurance plan, please contact the Student Health Center. The Student Health Insurance Plan through the university includes surgical and non-surgical treatment for transgender individuals including office visits, lab test, pharmacy and hormone therapy, and some surgical options. For more information or questions, please contact Edythe Cook in the Student Health Center. Also visit the Student Health Center's LGBT Health Services page.
Faculty/Staff Health Insurance
For information on the university's Faculty/Staff Health Insurance Plan, please see the Faculty/Staff Benefits Manual on the myBenefits site, accessed through the myAU portal. The Faculty/Staff Health Insurance Plan through the university includes surgical and non-surgical treatment for transgender individuals including office visits, lab test, pharmacy and hormone therapy, and some surgical options. For more information or questions, please consult the Director of Employee Benefits & Communication in HR (Jerrad Carter).
Additional Information
For additional information on Trans Health, please visit Trans-Health.com and for a list of surgeons by location, please visit TransBucket.
The university is committed to having safe and accessible campus restroom facilities. We recommend that individuals make choices about restroom usage based on their own level of comfort and their gender identity or expression. We know that many transgender individuals feel safer and more comfortable using single stall restrooms. American University has committed to including single stall restrooms in all future construction at the university. Currently, there are single stall restrooms in most campus buildings. All of these restrooms are gender neutral. Click here for a list of the location of all single stall restrooms compiled by the Center for Diversity & Inclusion.
If you find that one of the restrooms on our list or that any single stall restroom on campus is labeled incorrectly, please contact email@example.com.
Additional Resources
Connect with a Current LGBTQ Student
Have questions about your LGBTQ identity and want to talk with another student? Looking for more information about LGBTQ life at AU? Request to speak to one of our CDI LGBTQ Peer Educators!
Campus Resources
Campus Support and Resources
AU Center for Diversity & Inclusion
Mary Gradon Center 201 | 202-885-3651 | firstname.lastname@example.com
Facebook | Twitter
The center supports and advocates for LGBTQ students, students of color, women, and first-generation college students. We do this through programming, outreach, and community building.
AU Queers and Allies
firstname.lastname@example.com | Facebook
AU's LGBTQ Student Organization that houses the The Trans and Non-Binary Coalition.
Local Off Campus Resources
Metro Area Gender Identity Connection (MAGIC)
DC MAGIC DC is a peer support group for Transsexual, Gender Queer and other Gender Identity Questioning people living in the greater Washington DC Metropolitan Area
DC Area Transmasculine Society (DCATS)
DCATS is a peer-facilitated social and support group in the DC area for anyone on the transmasculine spectrum. We are persons born or assigned female at birth and feel that this is an inaccurate or incomplete description of who we are today.
Transgender Education Association of Greater Washington
TGEA is a non-profit corporation that seeks to serve the needs and interests of all the people in the gender community, those affected by our community and those who serve our community.
Whitman-Walker Health is a Washington DC community health center specializing in HIV/AIDS care and lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender care. Contact is (202) 745-7000
The DC LGBT Center educates, empowers, celebrates, and connects the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender communities.
Casa Ruby is the only bilingual multicultural LGBTQ organization providing lifesaving services and programs to the most vulnerable in the LGBT community. Contact is (202) 355-5155.
National Off Campus Resources
This site is the Internet contact point for the largest, longest-running volunteer run educational organization serving FTM transgender people and transsexual men.
National Center for Transgender Equality
The National Center for Transgender Equality (NCTE) is a social justice organization dedicated to advancing the equality of transgender people through advocacy, collaboration and empowerment.
A Guide To Pronouns
Pronouns are everywhere. We use them every day in speech and in writing to take the place of people's names. We use them without even thinking about it. Pronouns may not seem like that big of a deal, but they become a bigger deal when you try to live without them. And for some people, pronouns are a big deal because other folks don't always use the correct pronouns to describe them. The practice of asking individuals what pronouns they use for themselves should be done in an effort to respect the diversity of gender identities beyond man and woman. Our Pronoun Guide is a starting point for using pronouns respectfully.


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Breakfast Waffle Club Sandwich with Honey Apple Syrup
- 3/4 C. honey, divided
- 1/4 C. apple juice
- 2 Tbs. butter or margarine
- 2 crisp, red apples, cored and sliced
- 8 frozen waffles, toasted
- 8 thin slices ham
To prepare syrup, place 1/2 C. honey and apple juice in small saucepan over medium heat; heat through. Set aside and keep warm. Melt butter with remaining 1/4 C. honey in large nonstick skillet over medium-high heat. Add apples; cook and stir about 4 minutes or until apples are lightly caramelized and crisp-tender. For each serving, place 2 waffles on plate, overlapping slightly. Top each waffle with 1 slice ham. Top with 1/4 of apple mixture and drizzle with 1/4 of syrup.
Servings: 4
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