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Special Offer: When you spend $500.00 or more, at one time, on All-Clad (Cookware, Tools, or Electrics) through December 31, 2018, you will receive an All-Clad Stainless Steel Lasagna Pan and two All-Clad branded red cotton oven mitts (retail value $170). Enter Online
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The hardworking mainstay in any kitchen, the saucepan is designed for everything from simmering sauces to cooking vegetables. The pan is from All-Clad's original three-layer bonded Stainless Steel cookware line, which pairs classic style with modern practicality. A new capacity engraving on the base makes for quick identification, and an improved ergonomic handle ensures comfort.
- Tri-ply construction sandwiches a heat-responsive aluminum core between an easy-care stainless-steel interior and exterior.
- Bonded-metal construction ensures fast, even heating.
- Stainless-steel cooking surface with starburst finish provides superior stick resistance and won't react with foods.
- Ergonomic, riveted stainless-steel handles stay cool on the cooktop.
- Capacity etched on base for quick identification.
- Ideal for use on any cooktop, including induction.
- Dimensions & More Info
- 1 1/2-qt. saucepan: 6" diam., 3 1/4" high; 3 lb. with lid.
- 2-qt. saucepan: 6" diam., 4 1/4" high; 4 lb. with lid.
- 3-qt. saucepan: 8" diam., 3 1/2" high; 5 lb. with lid.
- 4-qt. saucepan: 8" diam., 4 3/4" high; 5 lb. with lid.
- Handcrafted in USA.
- Use & Care
- Ideal for use on any type of cooktop, including induction.
- Oven safe to 500°F.
- Use wood, plastic or heat-resistant nylon tools to avoid scratching the stainless-steel lining.
- Do not use knives, sharp kitchen tools or an electric hand mixer in your cookware, as they may scratch lining.
- Allow pan to cool before washing.
- Dishwasher safe.
- Avoid using steel wool, steel scouring pads or harsh detergents.
- To remove stubborn food residue, fill cookware with small amount of water and place over low heat until food is softened and easily removed.
- Cookware may discolor if not completely cleaned before reheating. To remove discolored areas, rub with a cloth dampened with lemon juice or white vinegar, or use a high-quality nonabrasive stainless-steel cleaner.
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The people around Porny...and her ex-husband
Jessica Simpson and her attachment Eric Johnson went out for dinner last night to Red-O in Hollywood. Also there, purely by coincidence, was ex-husband Nick Lachey with his long-time squeeze Vanessa Minnillo. No, no, no, I'm sure it wasn't awkward. But Eric was awfully extra about his affection towards Porny while they were leaving, leaning in from behind with the cameras in their faces, recognising a moment where he'd be extra needed.
See how pretty she is when her face isn't all jacked up with tacky makeup? But I have a bone to pick with her people, and it's more than just the styling this time. As you know, I've been saying for a long, long time she not only needs proper friends, she also needs proper management. People who have some sense. People who won't keep making her look like sh-t.
You've heard about this little situation with the troops?
Jessica is big on the troops. And she's putting out a new album of Christmas songs and she wanted to include the troops. So last week, during a recorded performance in New York, she invited along some troops, a band appropriately called 4Troops, who served in Iraq and Afghanistan, to sing along with her during the taping of her Christmas programme to air on PBS.
Unfortunately, despite waiting around for hours, the 4Troops never had the chance. Because they were wearing army fatigues and not tuxedos. Apparently Joe Simpson wouldn't put them onstage over a wardrobe issue.
A rep for 4Troops confirmed that that's how it went down, telling Page Six: "Joe should be ashamed of himself."
Sgt Daniel Jens, a member of 4Troops, was also very clear about his feelings on how the situation was handled: "I am so disappointed and angry, I threw up when I got back to my room."
How did Camp Simpson respond? Oh they denied it. Of course they did.
"The song was cut due to time. Jessica wasn't even aware. She is wholeheartedly devoted to the troops...The military was the source of inspiration for her entire Christmas album."
See now I believe that Jessica wasn't aware. She's actually unaware of almost everything. Like I've said over and over again, some people are born with brown eyes, some are born stupid, you can't argue with genetics. And so they think for her because she can't think for herself. The problem is that they suck at their jobs.
If the f-cking show is devoted to the troops, put the goddamn duet at the top and cut out one of her other sh-tty songs without the troops in it! How hard is it to make up a schedule? It's infuriating, and it's also really, really amateur. Porny always seems to be hobbling up to the counter of life tied together by two raggedy strings screaming low budget. A low budget, farting, puking, veteran-rejecting dumbass who loves men who treat her badly. We have an image problem, non?
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LRU Class of 2012: You're Ready, You're Prepared, You Earned It
ORLEANS – "Move forward – the only direction. Can't be scared to fail – search and perfection." Those were the words Lake Region Union High School Senior Tyler Vezina brought to his fellow graduates Sunday. He was quoting Shawn 'Jay-Z' Carter. Darren Perron, a 1991 Lake Region Graduate and WCAX-TV anchor, introduced Vezina, who did an internship at the television station and presented this year's student address. Vezina called himself a regular guy who is good at public speaking. He told the class that graduation is the end of many things."When everything is your last, it just seems so much more meaningful," Vezina said. "Every footstep means something."For some, Lake Region was a prison; for others, it was a second home, Vezina said. "It's like we're all a family, but I don't think of this as a final goodbye," he said. "I think it's our first real 'see you later.'"Matthew Lyon told his fellow classmates that they played a large role in his high school career. He ended up senior class president. He asked the class to remember four words: "Live, goals, love, and dreams.""You have to live your goals," he explained. "As long as you live them, you'll eventually achieve those desires. Also, love your dreams. When you love your dreams, a new goal will be created for you to live."Well-liked teacher Rick Kelly presented his speech similar to the way students heard morning announcements over the school's television system. Kelly brought some good advice to the students, including living within a budget. Kelly spoke about how he dropped out of college but returned to education so he could become a teacher. During his college career, Kelly learned he was capable of far more than he ever demonstrated in the past and finally valued the education he previously took for granted."I missed a lot that I now wish I hadn't," said Kelly. Prior to Principal Andre Messier's speech, Taylor Hick's "Do I Make You Proud" blared from loud speakers as each senior presented a single white rose to someone he or she felt helped along the way to graduation. Some students presented their flowers to parents, friends and teachers. Each person who received a flower sat down with a slight smile and a few tears.Messier said he wasn't happy when someone on a national radio program stated that earning a high school diploma and college degree were things that were overrated and should not be celebrated. Messier said he believes earning a diploma is critical for future options. It should possess value, should be recognized and it should be celebrated."The key word in all of these beliefs is the word 'earn,'" said Messier, who had praise for the students who met new standards. The students, he said, earned national recognition. "US News and World Report says you guys are seventh best in the state, better than 93 percent of the public high schools in the country. Not too shabby."Speaking to the seniors, Messier said, "I believe you are ready and you are prepared."


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1 and in the tents there were shields
2 and there is a Persian army in the park
3 therefore I/they give thanks to the gods for victory
4 the satrap has destroyed this bridge in the night
5 those men/they were hostile to this old man
6 immediately they went to the mouth of the river
7 with the gods there are fine hopes of victory for the army
8 there were birds in the houses
9 we have arms and chariots and sufficient supplies
On the next day a messenger came saying that Suennesis had fled. Cyrus therefore goes up onto the summit, and from there comes down (in)to a fine plain. Through this he marches twenty five parasangs to Tarsus, in which was a palace. In the pass (leading) into the plain, as it is said, a hundred hoplites of Menonos? army were cut down by the Cilicians. When the others arrived, they destroyed Tarsus on account of the destruction by their soldiers
1 he has come having/with the whole army
2 these things he said to all the soldiers
3 all the hoplites were thousands and tens of thousands
4 the young man is clever/accomplished
5 later he willingly sent the things/money to all the army
6 he still/yet he brings together the whole army into the park
7 the truce is also for all the others
8 Cyrus was already general of all the barbarians in the plain
9 but, O Clearchus, no longer will we go willingly with Cyrus
10 for all will marvel at this expedition
Cyrus and his army remained in that place/there twenty days. For the soldiers did no longer wanted to proceed - for they were already suspecting that the expedition was against Artaxerxes. At first Clearchus ordered his soldiers to go; but they were pelting him and the animals. Afterwards he brought the soldiers together - and at first he began to weep ? they were amazed - then he said these things:
1 you surpassed the guards of/with Cyrus
2 we are (being) conquered by the Cilicians
3 Xenophon asked him, ?Why are you shouting??
4 Cyrus was setting out from the village at night with Xenophon
5 those around Cyrus say that they are completely victorious
6 Cyrus had frequently honoured Clearchus, since/for he used to esteem all his good men (worthy) for war
7 he asks whether the truce is for the other soldiers also
8 these soldiers were conquering the Thracians
9 amongst the Persians, the old folk are honoured
10 and immediately he began to shout to Clearchus to lead the army down the enemy's middle/along the enemy's centre
?Fellow soldiers, Cyrus is a guest friend to me, and already he has often honoured (me). I plan therefore to journey/go with him, and since you do not wish to trust me, I will follow with you - for to me you are friends and fellow-soldiers."
These things he said. The soldiers, both his (those of him) and the others praise him; and from the other generals, two thousand with arms and the baggage, encamp beside Clearchus.
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On January 27, 2009, Madeline Souza passed away unexpectedly but
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parents John and Virginia Scaletta, her sister JoAnne, and her Aunt
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The Grand Army of the Republic was the largest veteran organization from the Civil War. Membership was open to all soldiers who fought for the side of the Union. By 1888 there were 382 posts in MO and by 1893 over 500 located in nearly every part of the state. It is hoped that this listing will be the beginning of a website on the GAR in MO which could include information such as locations of GAR records, membership lists, and post histories which will need the help of the GAR's descendent groups, the SUVCW and the DUVCW, as well as from libraries who have GAR holdings and county genealogical and historical societies who may have some knowledge on the posts in their area. We hope that this will add to the education of the Civil War in MO. For feedback please contact us at firstname.lastname@example.com or write THE MISSOURI COMMANDERY OF MOLLUS, 302 W. Springfield Ave., Union, MO 63084.
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Maybe they can at least start referring to him as "Individual 1."
Heh. Just about any time you
Submitted by bizgrrl on Tue, 2018/12/04 - 6:39am.
Heh. Just about any time you turn on CNN or MSNBC Trump is mentioned in the first 5 words. I think I'd rather hear Individual 1 instead.
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Hauser Earns SFS Distinguished Student Research Awardby Richard Paige • February 21, 2014 Share:
Wabash College student Wes Hauser received a Distinguished Student Researcher award from the School for Field Studies (SFS) for work he did during the fall semester in Australia.
Hauser, a junior from DeSoto, MO, shared the award with research partner Erin Emmons of Holy Cross while working at the SFS Center for Rainforest Studies in northeastern Queensland. The duo used Geographic Information Systems (GIS) software to focus on the habitat the Lumholtz's tree-kangaroo.
"It's such an honor to win," said Hauser. "Having our project stand out to the president of SFS was just outstanding. I was interested in working with some of the software they were using to analyze and answer questions associated with tree-kangaroos. GIS is a spatial, geographical software that you can use for a variety of different questions. That's what I used as the basis for my study abroad."
The duo produced two research papers, "Putting Lumholtz's tree-kangaroo on the map: Using present distribution to assess habitat requirements and identify areas for further surveys" and "Assessment of the Distribution and Habitat Requirements for Lumholtz's Tree-kangaroo Using Spatial Analytical Tools in ArcGIS." These papers contribute to the Center for Rainforest Studies' five-year research plan by addressing a key research issue: understanding social and ecological systems.
GIS technology is used to map, analyze, and assess real-world problems with some part of the linked to locations on the earth. On the most basic level, GIS is used as computer mapping, but the technology also has far-reaching spatial and statistical analysis.
The SFS also stated that Hauser's and Emmons' research is of particular importance for the local Tree-kangaroo and Mammal Group, a non-governmental conservation group in Queensland that has developed a community action plan for the conservation of the Lumholtz's tree-kangaroo and its habitat from 2013-18.
"Through exceptional teamwork they solved various problems linked with the GIS application, and that their results have high relevance for the involvement of the local community in future conservation actions for the Lumholtz tree-kangaroo," said Dr. Sigrid Heise-Pavlov, the duo's research advisor in the award announcement.
Each year, the SFS honors its most exceptional students with Distinguished Student Researcher Awards for their contributions to environmental research. SFS students engage in undergraduate research guided by faculty on projects related to each of the seven Research Center's individual research plans. The results of these directed research projects provide information and recommendations to community members and other interested parties on critical, local environmental issues.
Students are nominated by SFS faculty for this award based on their demonstrated sophistication in research design, field work, reporting, and their contribution to the Center's five-year research plan. The SFS award also recognizes the student's leadership exhibited while working with a team of student and faculty researchers in the field.
"It's so nice to see Wes' hard work and irrepressible spirit being rewarded. He is a fantastic student and I love seeing him get this kind of recognition," said Amanda Ingram, Wabash associate professor of biology and department chair.


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A heavy lineup marks American Craft Beer Week in South Florida, where only last year there were few celebrations across the three counties.
The "Mother of All Beer Weeks," as it's known in fan circles across the U.S., will go on May 13-19.
For a full list of events, and full it is, see Brown Distributing's Facebook note. Below, find recommendations for the best happenings starting Sunday, May 12. Details will be added as they become available.
Due South Brewing's first anniversary celebration will start at 2 p.m. and feature special tappings of "one-time only" brews. Food trucks will be on site, beer tickets will be required for all purchases, and staff recommends carpooling or taking Tri-Rail to Boynton Beach. See event details on the brewery's Facebook page.
Yardbird in Miami Beach will release a special firkin, basically a small keg, of Cigar City Brewing's white-oak blueberry IPA at 6 p.m. See the restaurant's Facebook post.
The 595 Tap and Tavern's taps will be taken over by a slew of double IPAs and Dogfish Head's Randall the Enamel Animal, called a Randall for short. It's not a beer -- it's a filtration system that allows bars to pour a regular brew with added herb notes and extra flavors. Tap takeover starts at 7 p.m.
JG McGuinness in Weston will also employ a Randall during its rare Dogfish Head tap takeover night, starting at 7.
America's Backyard, meanwhile, will host Gold Coast Distributing as they celebrate the South Florida launch of the Georgia-based Sweetwater Brewing Company. Party starts at 4:20 p.m. with free beer, including the brewery's 420 extra pale ale. 100 SW Third Ave., Fort Lauderdale, 954-449-9569.
The Lion and Eagle Pub in Boca Raton will hold an East Coast vs. West Coast tap takeover at 5 p.m.
Barley and Swine in South Miami will offer an aged Dogfish Head dinner at 8 p.m. The soon-to-open restaurant in the downtown Dadeland area will charge $60 for this five-course menu.
The Mack House in Fort Lauderdale will pour Holy Mackerel ales only available at the microbatch brewpub.
Bash American Bistro in Sunrise will pit four rare Cigar City brews against four rare brews from across the country, and will offer food pairings, as well.
All World of Beer locations will set aside this night for some favorites from Dogfish Head, including Positive Contact, Noble Rot and the Sixty-One Minute IPA starting at 6.
DB Bistro Moderne in downtown Miami will serve a Brewery Ommegang dinner at 6 p.m.
The Riverside Market's owner Julian Siegel will share his stash of Cigar City brews. With the Tampa brewery's rise in popularity and the growth of beer trading circles, Cigar City products are in high demand, and apparently, Siegel has the supply.
The Old School Square in Delray Beach will host a beer festival from 6-10 p.m., and Coffee District will be open for the afterparty with beer specials till closing time.


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BELOIT, Wis. – Nora "Nickie" Ellen Roberts, 84, of Beloit, Wis. formerly of Dixon, died Monday, Oct. 1, 2012, at Pioneer Court Assisted Living in Beloit. She was a tour guide at John Deere Historic Site in Grand Detour, retiring in 2001.
Nickie was born Aug. 29, 1928, in South Beloit, the daughter of Francis and Mabel (Murphy) McHone. She married Melvin Gayle Roberts on July 7, 1970, in Grand Detour. He preceded her in death on Feb. 26, 1998.
Survivors include one nephew, Michael (Margaret) Palubinski of Shopiere, Wis.; one niece, Chrystal (McHone) Johns of Clinton, Wis.; and many great-nieces and great-nephews.
She also was preceded in death by her parents; two brothers, Daniel McHone Sr. and Grant McHone; and one sister, Dolly Palubinski.
There is no visitation. Private graveside service will be at 2 p.m. Friday at Chapel Hill Memorial Gardens in Dixon, with the Rev. John Kalebaugh, pastor of The Refuge Church in Amboy, officiating. Preston-Schilling Funeral Home in Dixon handled arrangements.
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SANTA CLARA, Calif. – Opening West Coast Conference play, No. 14 Santa Clara University women's soccer (7-1-4) will play one game this weekend. The Broncos will host local rival Saint Mary's (9-2-1) at 1 p.m. on Sun., Oct. 9 at Buck Shaw Stadium. It's Alumni Weekend and the 2001 national championship team will be honored as part of the 10-year anniversary of their 1-0 victory over North Carolina in the College Cup Final in Dallas, Texas.
Santa Clara has dominated Saint Mary's over the years with a 16-1-2 all-time record. The Broncos are currently riding a 10-game unbeaten streak against the Gaels. In last year's meeting in Moraga, Santa Clara came away with a 2-0 victory. This will be the first time Saint Mary's has come to the Mission Campus since the teams tied 1-1 in 2008.
**Jerry Smith is in his 25th season as SCU head coach (376-117-42)
**Santa Clara is 210-35-21 all-time at Buck Shaw Stadium
**The Broncos are 16-1-2 all-time against Saint Mary's
**Santa Clara has had six games this season where a player has scored at least two goals
**Goalkeeper Bianca Henninger has been added to the M.A.C. Hermann Trophy Watch List
**Hennigner has also been nominated for the 2011 Lowe's Senior Class Award
**SCU returns six players named to the WCC's 2010 all-conference teams
**Bianca Henninger and Marguerritte Aozasa have been named team co-captains
SAINT MARY'S: The Gaels are led on offense by Jordan Marada and Christina Tognetti. Marada has a team-leading seven goals and is tied for the team lead with five assists, good for 19 points, also tops on the team. Tognetti has found the back of the net four times on the year and has added three assists to register 11 points. Six other Saint Mary's players have scored at least one goal and 11 have at least one point.
Kate Brenot has started all 12 games in net for the Gaels this season. She has recorded 52 saves, good for a .812 save percentage. Brenot has also recorded four shutouts on the season.
ALUMNI WEEKEND: It's Alumni Weekend for the women's soccer program. The Broncos will welcome back several alumni as well as many players and coaches from the 2001 national championship team.
On Saturday there will be an alumni game on Stanton Field at 2 p.m. To close the first day of events there will be a toast at The Hut for all of the alumni participating in the weekend at 11 p.m.
Before the Broncos' game against West Coast Conference rival Saint Mary's on Sun., Oct. 9 at 1 p.m., the 2001 team will be recognized on the field. Erin Pearson, a member of the 2001 team, will be singing the National Anthem.
At halftime the Broncos will recognize Danielle Slaton and Aly Wagner by honoring their jerseys and hanging a banner in Buck Shaw. They will join Brandi Chastain as the only women's soccer players to have their jerseys honored.
The weekend will wrap-up with a post-game tailgate with the team at the Alumni Picnic Grounds.
THREE IN THE NET: On Oct. 2, in a 5-0 Santa Clara win over San Diego State, freshman Sofia Huerta registered the first Bronco hat trick since Leslie Osborne accomplished the feat against Pepperdine on Oct. 19, 2003 in a 5-0 Santa Clara win. Bree Horvath also had a hat trick that same year on Aug. 31 in a 9-1 Bronco victory in San Jose, Calif. against San Jose State.
Her three goals and one assist helped to get Huerta recognized as the West Coast Conference Player of the Week on Oct. 3. The points were the first of Huerta's collegiate career.
Huerta's first goal came when Julie Johnston played a through ball from a few yards outside the top of the box to Huerta who took a dribble and blasted her shot into the back of the net.
Later Meleana Shim played a long ball that Huerta ran down and gained control of at the top-right of the box. She rocketed a shot that flew past the goalie for her second goal of the game.
Minutes later Parchinski played a ball to Huerta in almost the same spot in the top-right of the box and with a nearly identical shot she completed the hat trick.
PARITY IN WOMEN'S SOCCER: Santa Clara already has four ties on the season. The last time Santa Clara tied as many as four games in a season was in 2003 when the team finished 14-4-6 and advanced to the national quarterfinals.
"What's happening in the women's soccer game in my 25 years is that there is a lot more parity," said Bronco head coach Jerry Smith. "It's just a lot harder to win games. If you look at anybody's winning percentage, in the last few years as compared to the last 10 or 15 years, I guarantee you everyone's is down. Notre Dame's is down, North Carolina's is down – everybody's is down. It's harder to win games for even a team as good as Stanford, they already have a tie vs. Maryland."
SANTA CLARA HEAD COACH JERRY SMITH: SCU Head Coach Jerry Smith enters his 25th season at the helm of the Santa Clara women's soccer program in 2011. Although he is most known for the development of his players and teams, Smith also produces success and is easily the winningest women's soccer coach in Santa Clara history, having compiled a record of 376-117-42 (.703). Since taking over the head coaching duties at Santa Clara in the spring of 1987, Smith has built the Bronco soccer program into a national power. For 19 consecutive seasons, his Broncos reached the NCAA Tournament prior to 2008 and have consistently ranked among the top 10 teams in the country. He has taken the Broncos to 10 College Cup Final Fours and a national championship in 2001. In addition, his Bronco teams have won nine West Coast Conference titles.
**143 All-WCC Selections
**40 All-Americans
**24 College Cup All-Tournament Team Selections
**22 NCAA Tournament Appearances
**10 College Cup Appearances
**9 WCC Championships
**8 WCC Players of the Year
**8 WCC Freshmen of the Year
**7 WCC Defenders of the Year
**3 Honda Award Winners
**2 M.A.C. Hermann Trophy Winners
**2 College Cup Defensive MVPs
**1 College Cup Offensive MVP
**1 U.S. Soccer Young Female Athlete of the Year
**1 National Championship
FRESHMAN REPEAT: For the second year in a row the Broncos will have the defending WCC Freshman of the Year on their team. Julie Johnston won the award in 2010, starting 16 games and totaling 1,519 minutes. She led the team with five assists and added two goals to total nine points. Allie Vernon was named co-Freshman of the Year in 2009 as she helped the Broncos advance to the third round of the NCAA Tournament.
CHASTAIN HONORED: Santa Clara honored Bronco great, World Cup champion and Olympic gold medalist Brandi Chastain at halftime of its game against No. 1 Stanford on Sept. 18. Chastain had her No. 21 jersey retired during a halftime ceremony that featured Santa Clara athletic director Dan Coonan.
"Brandi is not only a world-class athlete, but an international superstar, as well as a tireless advocate for women and young girls," said Coonan. "Through it all, she has never forgotten or neglected her role within the Santa Clara family, which she represents so flawlessly in all she does. She epitomizes what it means to be a Bronco. We are thrilled to make her our first retired jersey honoree for women's soccer"
"What a great tribute for Brandi. I am glad we had a big crowd of students to see her honored Sunday night," said Bronco head coach Jerry Smith, also married to Chastain. "She is not only one of the greatest women's soccer players at Santa Clara and one of the greatest Santa Clara athletes, she is also one of the greatest women's soccer players to play not only in this country but also around the world. I was really happy we honored her. She has been honored on so many levels and it's nice to have her jersey be the one that was officially retired first as part of the Bronco women's soccer program."
Chastain played for Santa Clara in 1989 and 1990 and both years led the Broncos the NCAA College Cup Final Four. In her two years in a Bronco uniform she scored 33 goals and had six assists for a total of 72 points. As an All-American in 1990 her 22 goals and 50 points are the third and fourth most in a season for a Santa Clara player, respectively.
She was also part of the Bay Area's first women's professional team to win a championship when she was with the San Jose CyberRays in 2001. She won two Olympic gold medals and two World Cup titles, the most memorable coming when she scored the deciding penalty shot in 1999 to beat China in the championship game of the first Women's World Cup.
HENNINGER UP FOR MAJOR AWARDS: Preparing for what will be a stellar season, senior goalkeeper Bianca Henninger has been named to the M.A.C. Hermann Trophy Watch List as well as nominated for the Lowe's Senior Class Award.
Henninger has a 3.4 GPA as an accounting major and was named to the 2010 CoSIDA/ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District Second Team. Henninger has also been selected to the WCC All-Academic Team twice and the WCC Commissioner's List three times. She has also worked extensively with BAWSI whose goal is to get elementary school girls outside and moving. She was part of the BAWSI Sportspalooza in Spring 2011.
On the field Henninger was named the U.S. Soccer Young Female Athlete of the Year in 2010 and was a 2010 All-America selection. In addition to being All-WCC in 2010 she was named to the preseason All-WCC team in 2011. In 2010 she collected eight shutouts with a 0.63 GAA and led the WCC with 90 saves and a .865 save percentage.
SISTER SISTER: The 2011 Broncos feature a set of sisters in sophomore midfielder Ellie Rice and freshman forward Brooke Rice. The Rice sisters grew up in Jackson Hole, Wyo. and both played club soccer for the Utah Avalanche. They have a third sister, Nicole, who currently plays soccer at the University of Wyoming.
"It's like having your best friend around all the time," said Brooke on what it's like to be on the same team as her sister. "There is someone on the field who can criticize you and knows your game so well that they can help you all the time."
NATIONALLY RANKED: Santa Clara enters the week ranked 14th in the nation according to the National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA).
2011 NSCAA TOP 25 (As of Oct. 4, 2011)
1. Stanford*
2. Oklahoma State
4. Duke
5. Wake Forest
6. Memphis
7. Boston College
8. Pepperdine*
9. Marquette
10. North Carolina
11. Florida
12. Wisconsin-Milwaukee
13. Florida State
14. Santa Clara
15. Dayton
16. Virginia
17. Maryland
18. Penn State
19. Oregon State*
20. Tennessee
21. Boston University
22. Auburn
23. Long Beach State
24. Central Florida
*Santa Clara opponents in 2011
1. Portland - 61 (6)
2. Santa Clara - 53 (2)
4. San Diego - 47
6. Pepperdine - 31
7. Saint Mary's - 20
8. Gonzaga - 13
8. San Francisco - 13
(First place votes - rankings by NSCAA)
Cloee Colohan, Portland
Danielle Foxhoven, Portland
Natalie Garcia, San Diego
Bianca Henninger, Santa Clara
Kendall Johnson, Portland
Julie Johnston, Santa Clara
Olivia Klei, Santa Clara
Jordan Marada, Saint Mary's
Tawni Martino, LMU
Stephanie Ochs, San Diego
Michelle Pao, Pepperdine
Carlee Payne, BYU
BRONCOS WELCOME TOP FIVE RECRUITING CLASS: The Santa Clara women's soccer recruiting class of 2015 was recognized as the fourth-best nationally, according to TopDrawerSoccer.com. By welcoming in nine freshmen the returning players and coaches know that it will take a total team effort to make the new players feel at home. "We're excited about the challenge of coming together as a new team," said Smith. "That's what preseason is about: working together and coming together. We know that if we put in the work and find a way to come together, we will enjoy a wonderful payoff at the end of the season." The class features both attacking players who will help with the loss of three starting forwards and players who can excel at several different positions.
BRONCOS ADVANCE INTO NCAA'S SECOND ROUND: After beating defending Mountain West Conference champion San Diego State 1-0 and defending WAC champion San Jose State 2-1 to open the 2010 the Bronco women, who finished the 2010 season ranked No. 19, were awarded for their fantastic season by once again playing in the NCAA College Cup tournament. They beat Long Beach State by a score of 1-0 in the first round but fell to Stanford for the second straight year. Stanford went on to the championship game but ended up losing for the second consecutive year.


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Coldest since ... last January
Baby, it's cold outside.
People may be humming that old song this week, when temperatures will stay well below freezing.
"No-freeze'' shelters around the state, which open on nights when the temperature dips below 32 degrees, are prepared for their expected overnight guests, WTNH reports.
Although readings this morning struggled to make it above 20, it will be even colder tonight and Thursday, meteorologist Steve McLaughlin said. The last time it was this cold was, well, a year ago, McLaughlin said. The last time the mercury in Bridgeport stayed below freezing for 24 hours was last Jan. 21.
Although no record lows are expected, the shoreline could dip as low as 16 tonight, with inland areas shivering at 9 degrees.
The National Weather Service calls for temperatures to moderate by the weekend, with daytime highs of 39 on Saturday and 42 on Sunday along the shoreline, 2 degrees above inland readings.
There are no storms on the horizon for the next several days, forecasters say.


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Jeremy Renner is not fired
Last week a rumor surfaced about Jeremy Renner's Hawkeye being out of The Avengers 2, and that Renner himself could be done with the franchise, as Marvel brass weren't happy with some comments he made about how Hawkeye turned out. While Marvel is totally willing to recast (see also: Terrence Howard, Edward Norton), sh*t talking is not how you get kicked to the curb. With them, it always comes down to money. Between the rumor about Renner getting canned over saying he was disappointed and the hint that Chris Hemsworth's negotiations are getting contentious, I put more weight on the Hemsworth speculation because it's about money.
The issue of Renner's return isn't about what he said in an interview one time, or even what his salary demands may be (his Oscar-nod-to-cost ratio makes him the best bargain in the Marvel stable). His schedule however could be an issue. Including The Avengers, Renner has FOUR franchises on his roster. Do you remember those word problems in math class that were like, "Sally has to visit seven cities in nine days and must go to Boston before Cleveland but after Chicago, what route does she take"? Scheduling Renner's projects has turned into one of those word problems. Besides The Avengers, he has Mission: Impossible, Bourne, and, hilariously, Paramount greenlit a sequel to Hansel & Gretel: Witch Hunters. So let's do the math.
If it's a question of money, then yeah, Renner should be trying to get out of his Marvel commitment in order to focus on a more lucrative gig like Bourne. But if it's about exposure and raising the profile, then he has to gut out whatever crap Marvel throws him because there is no bigger stage before the public right now. Bourne is worth more than M:I, even though the next Bourne film is currently not scheduled and M:I 5 is penciled in for 2015, and under no circumstances should Renner deal with Hansel & Gretel unless Paramount is offering to pay him in dragons. Like actual, live, raised-by-the-Khaleesi-herself dragons. Anything less is not worth the dignity lost.
You know Marvel. They're a cagey lot. Everyone's looking left, at Renner and Hawkeye and weighing his relative value, while over on the right? There is someone walking out the door.
Attached -- Renner out with his baby, Ava Berlin, and his maybe ex maybe not girlfriend Sonni Pacheco.
(Lainey: did you know there are Twi-Hards for Renner who refuse to believe he's the father of this child?)


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Thursday, November 7th, 2013
Hermann Hall Auditorium & S.R. Crown Hall – Illinois Institute of Technology – Chicago, Illinois
2013 Awards Dinner Sold Out
Symposium Registration Closed, On-site Available
Symposium is free and open to the public - Registration is Required
The CTBUH 2013 Award Winners will be recognized and awards conferred at the CTBUH 12th Annual Awards Ceremony & Dinner, organized in conjunction with the Illinois Institute of Technology. All of the winning projects and finalists will be celebrated at this gala event, as well as the 2013 CTBUH Fellows. Additionally from the four regional Best Tall Building winners, one "Worldwide" winner will be chosen and announced to close out the Dinner event.
The Ceremony & Dinner will be preceded by a free Awards Symposium which will feature presentations from most of the 2013 winners. Join us to hear from senior representatives of these ground breaking projects, as well as from the 2013 CTBUH Lifetime Achievement Award winners who have influenced the tall building profession for decades.
The CTBUH 2013 Awards Exhibition, showcasing poster presentations of the winning projects and finalists, will also be open for viewing during the Awards Symposium in IIT Hermann Hall's Gallery Lounge.
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Symposium Program & Speakers
This year, the Awards Symposium will feature twelve presentations. Hear from senior representatives of the client and design team from each of the four regional Best Tall Building winners, two Innovation Award winners, as well as presentations from Lifetime Achievement Award winners Henry Cobb and Clyde Baker.
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The Council has been issuing awards since the 2002 1st Annual Awards Ceremony in which CTBUH Founder Lynn S. Beedle was recognized as the first recipient of the Lynn S. Beedle Lifetime Achievement Award. Read about all the previous CTBUH Award years, including an overview of winners, a report on the Awards Dinner & Ceremony, photos and videos of the events.


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What does the owner of Dean's Cards collect for fun? This year it is the 1969 Topps Baseball card set - completely autographed. I have posted the set online so everyone can enjoy it. Please click here to view the Autographed 1969 Topps baseball card set.
The mailman just delivered the June 4th copy of the Sports Collectors Digest. The cover story and featured set is this issue is my personal favorite – the 1969 Topps Set. T.S O'Connell was kind enough to ask me to help contribute to his 1969 Topps baseball card article.
SCD also published a short article my me about my 1969 Topps autographed set. It was a total surprise to me. Please feel free to check it out.
Since I also write about vintage sets, I look forward to T.S.'s set articles. No one does a better job writing about vintage sets than T.S. If you do not subscribe to SCD, you may want to check out T.S.'s 1969 Topps Article online.
I am not sure that I will ever get the set completed, but it sure has been fun. I have posted scans of the partially completed 1969 Topps Baseball Card set online for everyone's enjoyment.
Six of my favorite 1969 Topps autographed cards include:
#95 Johnny Bench's Topps All-Star Rookie Card signed in pen. This is my personal favorite of all of Bench's cards. Take notice of the #55 on his jersey. The uniform that Bench is wearing is the home jersey that the Reds wore up through the 1966 season. This photograph was most likely taken in spring training of 1966 when Bench was 18 years old.
#147 Leo Durocher - I admire the time and care that Leo took in signing the card. Leo was once described as the "most hated man in baseball". Although "Leo the Lip" looks fairly tame on his 1969 card, he was known for his combative nature. As a player, Leo would constantly get into fist fights with players, umpires and fans. (To Leo's credit, he never came to blows with the peanut vendor.) In 1969, his Cubs were in 1st place by 5 games on Sept 1st. The Cubs went 8-17 during the month and finished 8 games behind the Mets. Someday, after everyone that knew him personally is dead and gone, Leo may make it into the Hall-of-Fame.
# 215 Rico Petrocelli – A nice pen signature. Rico had his career in 1969 and set an AL record with most HR's by a Shortstop with 40. His fielding average that year was a .981, so he could not have been that bad of a fielder. The poor guy only finished 7th in voting for the MVP. Great year Rico!
#260 Reggie Jackson – Look at this signature! I love (hate) this card, because it seems to go with everything that we read and hear about this guy. Who else (Willie Mays excluded) would have the guts to deface his expensive rookie card with a signature like this? I guess that they were not paying Reggie enough money at this particular show. That said, Jackson did have a great year in 1969. The 23 year old Jackson hit 47 HR's and had 118 RBI's.
#601 Tug McGraw – You can't talk about 1969, without including at least one of the 1969 Amazing Mets. The 24 year old McGraw had a break out year in 1969 and helped the Mets pull off a major upset. Up to that point, the Mets would not let him throw the screwball. I am missing quite a few of the Mets 1969 Topps autographed cards from my set. It is not that they are hard to find. They are not. There have been many cards shows featuring this team. They are expensive!
#573 Jim Palmer - This was my favorite card as a kid. I always wore my index finger outside my glove because of this card. Most fans do not realize that Palmer's carreer was considered finished. Jim hurt his arm in 1967 and did not pitch in the majors in 1968. He was left unprotected for the first two rounds of the 1969 expansion draft, but even these start-up teams were afraid to take a chance on him. Palmer bounced back and went 16-4 with a 2.34 ERA in 1969 and was on his way to the Hall-of-Fame.
I currently have 546 cards autographed by different players, with 134 more to obtain. 42 of the players that appear in the 1969 Topps set are currently in the Baseball Hall-of-Fame and 116 are now deceased. Click Here to view the whole 1969 Topps autographed set.


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In the midst of his victory announcement in Wednesday's Etowah County Spelling Bee, Gadsden Middle School's Joshua Kelley made sure his recently defeated opponent — his brother, John — came to share the limelight with him at center stage at Southside High School.
In the midst of his victory announcement in Wednesday's Etowah County Spelling Bee, Gadsden Middle School's Joshua Kelley made sure his recently defeated opponent — his brother, John — came to share the limelight with him at center stage at Southside High School.
"It's all about luck. He got a hard word and I got words I knew how to spell," Joshua said. "I would support him if he would have won."
The winning word was "meticulous," which Joshua spelled with ease. He also had to deal with words such as dugong, maestro, cilantro and shrapnel. Joshua stood steadfast as each word came up, meticulously spelling out the words on the palm of his hand as he gathered his thoughts.
It took four rounds for more than half of the competition to disappear. By the eighth round, only the two Kelleys remained.
After the bee, Joshua was humble and praised the effort by his brother. The sixth-grader said the whole family is celebrating the victory, and that their family is very close.
The boys' mother, Amy Kelley, was beaming afterward because of the way her sons acted when they were on stage.
"I'm very, very proud," she said. "The thing I'm most proud of is the way they supported each other up there."
Their support for each other was obvious from the beginning. The pair sat next to each other and each time one of them conquered another difficult word, the other would give a subtle thumbs-up as he returned to his seat.
A Kelley has won the spelling bee each of the last three years. Joshua also won two years ago and his older brother, Justin, won last year.
Joshua said practicing with and facing off against his brothers has enabled him to get to where he is today.
"I had to compete against my brother for the past two years," he said. "That helped me, because he was a really good speller."
Amy Kelley said her boys began competitive spelling because it plays to their strong suits.
"They've always been big readers, so that's probably how they got started," she said. "(They) figured out they had a knack for it and enjoyed doing it."
Third place came down to head-to-head competition as well, with Coosa Christian School's Tristan Brooks falling to Hokes Bluff Middle School's Jessica McClain. The two had to face each other in a spell-off after they did not advance.
With the county title wrapped up, Joshua has his sights set on the Alabama Spelling Bee on March 9 at Oak Mountain High School. If he wins there, he will get a trip to Washington, D.C., to compete in the Scripps National Spelling Bee.
Right now, Joshua isn't concerned about D.C., or anything that far out. He's just worried about studying and doing the best he can in March.
"We'll have a good time in Birmingham," he said. "It's all about the journey, not about the destination."


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Best of Show: Forest River's Intriguing Aviator
December 7, 2011 by RVBusiness · Comments Off on Best of Show: Forest River's Intriguing Aviator
Beyond all the sales pitches and brochures, it was obvious to most attendees at the 49th Annual National RV Trade Show, Nov. 29-Dec. 1 in Louisville, Ky., which new 2012 recreational vehicle had created the most "buzz" at the show: The Aviator by Forest River Inc., a modern-looking 34-foot travel trailer that should score a lot of style and feature points among today's younger buyers.
Based on those style points, as well as some clever new high-tech twists integrated into this innovative new towable, RVBusiness's staff is naming Forest River's Aviator as "Best of Show" for model year 2012.
As such, the Aviator, along with an array of other products — from Fleetwood's all-new 33-foot Excursion Class A to Thor Motor Coach's elegant new 34-foot Palazzo Class A and Jayco's trendy Seismic fifth-wheel toyhauler — will be featured nationally as one of "RVB's Top 25 Debuts."
"We wanted to bring to market a luxury travel trailer that would stand the test of time," says Kevin McCart, general manager of Forest River's Surveyor and R-pod product lines as well as the new Aviator division. "There were criteria that we used in development. Not only is it built with composite materials and Celtec cabinetry, we wanted something that would be wood-free. We wanted it to be customer-friendly, and we wanted it to have a distinguishable look that would be unprecedented in the industry."
Developed by a small team over the past year and a half in a secluded plant at the company's Goshen, Ind., facilities, the Aviator, designed to resemble an aircraft fuselage, features crowned contoured sidewalls, a one-piece radius fiberglass roof, curved interior ceilings, bonded tinted safety glass windows and a truly wind-cutting, aerodynamic front cap fitted with an integrated "windshield."
LED-lit interiors include two 32-inch Sony LED HDTV's – a third is stationed in the outside entertainment center – and are equipped with stainless steel appliances, including 8-cubic-foot Dometic reefers, 1.7-cubic-foot Frigidaire convection microwave ovens and 3-burner Atwood sealed-burner cooktops.
Now here's where the plot thickens because each unit, retailing in the upper $70,000's, comes with a Sony tablet computer replacing the remote control devices ordinarily used to operate a unit's electronics. Aside from controlling the fireplace and TV's, the tablet provides the RV owner with an interactive guide to how-to videos, tutorials, owners manuals, care and maintenance guides – anything that the customer's going to need to know about that unit.
"We even programmed in the make and model and serial number of every appliance that's in that unit – down to the 110 and 12-volt side of the converter – everything is labeled with amp and fuse sizes," says McCart.
And that same tablet, as part of the Aviator's "Mobile Onboard Smart Technology (MOST) system, can also stream movies to the unit's three flat-screen TV's.
"This is an industry first, and I think this is where it's heading, or at least I hope it is," says McCart. "We want to provide the customer with as much information as possible so that they're not having to rely on the dealer or the manufacturer to answer all their questions to find out how things work. We'll provide videos on how to light your water heater or how to maintain different things as well as trouble shooting videos."
McCart, by the end of the Louisville Show, was already thinking warmly of this winter's retail shows. "We already have shows lined up where we need to get this product into," adds McCart. "So, we're going to start off the new year with a bang."


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Not sure exactly sure which forum this belongs in...
I'm trying to help out a friend with a problem. But... I'm not really experienced with m$ Exchange.
He has a win2k domain (with active directory, of course)... lets call it company.com
His internal email server is Win2k server running Exchange 2k.
His external mail is handled by his ISP rather than putting his own email server on the internet.
login names are as follows
Larry User's account would just be user (last name of the user)
Larry's external email account would be firstname.lastname@example.com
The workstations are Win2k and using Outlook 2k for internal mail and external internet mail.
Using the exchange service for internal mail.
Using the POP3/SMTP service for external mail.
They want to keep both accounts within Outlook2k.
The problem:
when Larry User sends an email externally, it is going through the exchange server rather than using the ISPs mail server.
When people get his mail, the senders address is email@example.com rather than email@example.com so people can't reply to him as email@example.com doesn't exist.
How can you get the Outlook client to use the ISPs server to send external mail instead of the exchange server?
Is there a way to disable the sending of external mail on the exchange server?
Any advise on how to setup Outlook2k to do the above properly?
As it is now, he has to use Outlook2k to send internal mail and Outlook express to send and recieve external mail.
This is a workaround, but not practical because it just eats up resources on the workstations and its a pain to have to use two clients to get the job done.
Another thing that I can think of off hand that would fix the problem would be to change all the user accounts to first initial and last name...
so the logon name would match the email address...
login name luser
external email address firstname.lastname@example.com
That would also be a pain, because they'd have to recreate ALL the user accounts on the domain that use external mail, along with recreating all the group members and permissions and home drives, etc.
Anyone know how to fix this problem? I can't think of anything else off hand...
Thanks in advance and if this should be in a different forum... mods: please feel free to move it. Thanks again!


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HARTSVILLE, S.C. – Coker College men's soccer coach Paul Leese announced today that Austin Blaschke, Calvin Blaschke, Chris Bordelon, Daniel Perry, Grant Shadwell, Aqib Sharif and Sean Siehl have agreed to play for the Cobras. Austin Blaschke, Shadwell and Sharif enrolled in January at Coker, while the rest of the recruiting class will join the Navy and Yellow in the fall.
"I am very pleased with the level of student-athlete that we have attracted and recruited to play at Coker," said Leese. "Not only are we adding good soccer players, but the leadership and character of this new group will help our program to grow over the next four years. The Coker men's soccer program is now at a level where new players are asked to raise their standards when they join us. We ask them to accept responsibility for team achievement and to represent the program with pride and respect."
Calvin Blaschke is a defender from Tega Cay, S.C., where he attended Fort Mill High School. He lettered three years in soccer and was a member of the 2012 3A state championship team.
"Calvin has a sharp soccer brain and tremendous work ethic," said Leese. "I can see Calvin developing very quickly at Coker, and he is versatile enough to play a number of positions."
Calvin is the son of Bob and Charlene Blaschke.
Bordelon, a midfielder, is from Catholic High School in Baton Rouge, La. He lettered four years in soccer, earning all-district honors and winning three district championships.
"Chris is a very creative and skillful player who thrives in a possession-oriented passing team," said Leese. "I believe Chris will grow into a very strong college player and will fit in well with our style of play here at Coker."
Chris is the son of Steven and Geraldine Bordelon.
Perry is a defender from Boiling Springs, S.C., where he attended Landrum High School. A team captain, Perry was also named 1A all-region and team MVP during his four-year career for the Cardinals.
"Daniel is a very aggressive and dynamic defender," said Leese. "I believe Daniel will excel in our tactically strong training environment and become a valuable piece of our back four."
Daniel is the son of Dan and Beth Perry.
Shadwell is a midfielder from Wilson Hall High School in Lexington, S.C. He lettered four years in soccer for Wilson Hall, where he was a four-time all-conference and three-time all-state selection.
"Grant has a tremendous engine and can be a strong presence in our midfield," said Leese. "Being here this spring to develop and familiarize himself with our current players is extremely valuable, and we will see the benefit in the fall."
Grant is the son of Hank and Christina Shadwell.
Sharif, a defender, is from the Qatar International School in Walthamstow, London, UK. He lettered four years in soccer and was the team captain.
"Aqib is a strong defender who reads the game extremely well," said Leese. "He will add leadership and maturity to our back line and will also benefit from establishing himself with our current players during the spring season."
Aqib is the son of Rashid and Beena Sharif.
Siehl hails from Summerville, S.C., where he attended Ashley Ridge High School. A midfielder, Siehl led his team in goals in 2013.
"Sean is another tenacious player who can play multiple positions," said Leese. "His speed and vision will make him a dynamic attacking player."
Sean is the son of Chris and Alicia Siehl.
Release written by sports information graduate assistant Sharod Williams '13.


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(NewsUSA) – Turning leaves and cooler weather are sure signs that fall is here, but for homeowners in a number of states across the country, stink bugs are quickly becoming another sign of the changing seasons. The National Pest Management Association (NPMA) says we are likely to start seeing these smelly pests hanging on curtains, lampshades, screens and other objects inside homes in the coming months.
The brown marmorated stink bug, native to Japan, China, Taiwan and South Korea, was first discovered in the United States in eastern Pennsylvania in 1998. Since then, the stink bug has migrated to other states, including: California, Connecticut, Delaware, Indiana, Kentucky, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Mississippi, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Oregon, Rhode Island, South Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia, Washington, D.C. and West Virginia. In recent years, there have also been reported sightings in Alabama, Arizona, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Iowa, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, Vermont, Washington, and Wisconsin.
"Stink bugs, although harmless to humans, are quickly becoming one of fall's annoyances as they look to houses as the perfect over-wintering spot," noted Missy Henriksen, vice president of public affairs for the NPMA. "However, homeowners can pest-proof the home and keep tissues or a vacuum handy to help keep them under control."
The NPMA recommends the following tips for preventing and dealing with stink bugs:
1. Seal off entry points: Inspect the outside of your home for easy access points. Pay close attention to areas around siding and utility pipes, behind chimneys and underneath the fascia or other openings. Use silicone or caulk to seal any cracks and holes.
2. Replace and repair: Check for damaged window or door screens and for torn weather-stripping and loose mortar.
3. Turn off the lights: Keep outdoor lighting to a minimum. During the evenings, turn off porch lights and pull down window blinds to prevent light from spilling outside.
4. Ventilate: Properly ventilate basements, attics, garages and crawl spaces to eliminate harborage points. Consider using a dehumidifier in these areas.
5. Think before squishing: When disturbed or crushed, stink bugs have a tendency to release a bad-smelling odor. Instead, use a vacuum cleaner for their removal, and be sure to empty the vacuum bag immediately to prevent odor from permeating the area.
For more information on stink bugs, or to find a pest professional in your area, visit www.PestWorld.org.
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text: Just in case we forgot just how glamorous Salma Hayek was, the soon-to-be mom wore it written across her chest this weekend! Out and about in Hollywood, the actress showed off her growing baby bump in a "Stylish. Sexy. Pregnant." t-shirt. We expected the already fashionable and curvy star to have an amazing pregnancy wardrobe, but her T-shirt really made us giggle. Unfortunately, Salma's short-sleeve tee is sold out, but you can snag this long-sleeve, slightly off-the-shoulder version from Love My Belly, $54, at bellablumaternity.com.


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If you haven't realized yet, Brucie is a bit of a maniac. As you go and visit him to get this mission after receiving a text message from him, you'll get your next assignment. Brucie is a maniac, though, because he's taking bull shark testosterone he ordered from Chile, and he's even more out of his mind than usual. After yelling at his girlfriend for not telling him it was you that was here to visit, he'll give you what appears to be an easy enough assignment. The guy you just killed for him had a nice car, and it's sitting around just waiting to be stolen.
Naturally, you'll be the thief here. The car is at the north end of Dukes, on a road called Yorktown Avenue. It's actually not that far from Brucie's crib, so all you have to do is find a car and the GPS will bring you to where you need to be easily enough. You'll arrive at Yorktown Avenue and will have to go on foot to a nearby alleyway where the car is parked. Once you arrive at the car and get in, however, you'll realize this mission wasn't all Brucie said it would be.
Lyle's boys are none too happy that you're absconding with his ride, and they're ready to take you out for trying. There will be three cars full of guys with guns. This isn't a fight you can reasonably win. As a result, your best bet is more certainly to drive to Brucie's lock-up (following the route on your GPS) with the gunmen in pursuit. Getting out of your car and attempting to take these guys out is risky business, but if that's what you want to do to make your life a little bit easier, then by all means, go ahead. Strangely enough, when you approach Brucie's lock-up on Mohanet Avenue, the guys who were pursuing you will back off. This will allow you to pull the car into the garage and leave it with Brucie's trusted mechanic. Case closed.
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June 23, 2003, 03:05:09 PM »
I have some questions regarding the JD (Juris Doctor) degree. Is this a doctoral degree? Can the prefix "Dr." be used before the name of someone who has the JD degree or is that reserved for Doctor of Jurisdicial Science?
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June 23, 2003, 05:16:22 PM »
This is an age old question. There are probably legal rules that govern this insomuch as you might not be allowed to fraudulently misrepresent your credentials (I'm pretty sure Doc Watson isn't really a doctor, but I don't think anyone has sued him for it).
If there are legal rules, of course, they're not very significant. The real question is what is the socially or professionally accepted designation. I've never heard of a JD calling herself "Doctor", and I doubt too many people would take such a person seriously. In the US at least, lawyers use the Esq. suffix (esquire). I think that has to do with admission to the bar though - not the holding of the JD. You can always put JD after your name, but this is less common.
Is it a doctoral degree? Well is seems to have that root doesn't it? I don't know what the definition of "doctoral" is. If it's "of doctor" than I'd say it certainly is.
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July 04, 2003, 10:53:02 PM »
The only thing I can think of when answering this question is the difference between PhD and MD in Europe... there is no difference. There's no "John Doe, MD", you're considered Dr. whether you studied medicine or history and nobody says, "well he's not a REAL doctor because he studied math". I agree with the earlier post in saying that it's whatever is socially acceptable/expected, and I just wouldn't feel right calling myself a doctor after graduating (although an attorney friend calls himself doctor all the time). Having Dr. in front of your name may give you an aura of prestige, but you are eventually going to run into people that say "I can't believe he calls himself a doctor... what a big head". They may be wrong, but who really cares... just graduate, make the big bucks and sue the hell out of those MD's:)
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July 08, 2003, 03:47:15 PM »
The simple answer is that a JD is a real doctorate, and holders of the degree can use the title. It is subject to the same state law guidelines as any academic doctorate.
Why it isn't done is not as simple. It isn't very common because it's only been about 30-odd years since the degree changed from an LLB (second bachelors) to a JD. Things moving slowly as they do, it just hasn't really caught on in common usage, guess most lawyers feel esquire is enough.
The ABA has released a statement (it's somewhere on their website) that the JD should be considered equivalent to the PhD for academic teaching purposes on the basis that it generally takes as many or more post bachelor's hours to complete.
I have seen the use of Dr. So-and-so, JD but that is generally in the academic arena, or sometimes in publishing. My best guess is that it is socially acceptable in the academic arena, not so much in day to day usage.
As to pretentious, many people think that someone with a PhD that calls themselves 'Dr.' outside of academia is somewhat pretentious (or so I've heard)
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CHICAGO—Prudential Real Estate Investors has finalized its purchase of 840 West Blackhawk Street, a 22-story apartment tower here in the Lincoln Park neighborhood.
Smithfield Properties developed the tower, and hired HFF to sell the property. Prudential reportedly agreed in summer 2011 to purchase the newly built tower for more than $110 million. The building consists of 324 multi-housing units, 3,990 sq. ft. of ground floor retail and a 204-stall parking garage. The property features 9-foot ceilings and floor-to-ceiling windows. Community amenities include a fitness center, a stainless steel swimming pool, hot tub, sundeck, fire pit, billiards room, café/lounge and great room.
The HFF investment sales team representing the seller was led by director Daniel Kaufman, executive managing director Matthew Lawton and managing director Sean Fogarty. "SoNo East is the first high-rise multi-housing tower built in Lincoln Park since 1988," said Kaufman in a statement.


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RSVP grateful for donations
To the Editor:
RSVP would like to thank the following area businesses for donating items for the Youth and Family Center foster care bags: Americinn, Dollar General Store, Maharry Family Dentistry, Kellee Shea, DDS, and Dr. Duane Smith, DDS.
Thanks also to individuals who donated stuffed animals, books and other items for the bags. Any donations are welcome and appreciated.
Becky Koppen
Volunteer coordinator, RSVP