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Finding your calling is all the rage these days. It's sexy to find your calling. Everyone's doing it, it seems. Finding your calling is the new black.
But if you're one of the many who haven't yet found it, the process of seeking it can make you feel psycho, like you've got a giant "L" plastered to your forehead and the Universe has shunned you, just like the mean kids did back in 7th grade.
I remember the feeling well. Back in 2007, after quitting my stable job in medicine - which I once believed was my calling - I found myself floundering, thrashing around like a fish in a washing machine, feeling completely ungrounded, confused, and lost, not to mention toxically anxious. After twelve years and $200,000 worth of painful medical education, along with eight years of practice experience, I found myself unemployed and seemingly unqualified to do anything else. Plus, my husband didn't have a job. Oh - and we had a newborn. And a mortgage. And graduate school debt.
The three years that followed became a desperate search for what would come next. Trust me. It wasn't pretty. I wound up writing a memoir that every publisher on the planet rejected. I made art nobody bought because the economy tanked. I had to sell my house and liquidate my retirement account. And when that money ran out, I had to borrow money and start loading up my credit cards. After two desperate years, I finally took another job in medicine, this time at an integrative medicine practice - only it still wasn't the right job, and I wound up quitting, at a financial loss.
I had many dark nights of the soul…
Finding your calling resembles being a caterpillar who climbs into the cocoon. Caterpillars don't just enter the chrysalis and sprout wings, you know. Before they become butterflies, they essentially become bug soup, dissolving completely before being reborn as something new and beautiful.
That was me in 2008 - bug soup. Cellular sewage. Spiritual pondwater.
Then something happens - something you can't rush - and one day, you emerge, reborn, owning and claiming your calling. What happens in the interim may seem unpredictable - more like magic than science - but it's not. It's a totally predictable life cycle like the one I described here in The Life Cycle of a Visionary.
In the process of experiencing this for myself and guiding my mentoring clients through similar journeys, I've realized that there's a whole mythology around what it means to find your calling, and most of it is total hogwash. So let me bust a few myths for you, just in case you're feeling like bug soup these days.
Myth #1 Callings come with business plans.
This is horse manure. I could never have written a business plan for the way in which I'm called to serve on this planet. All you can do is follow the hot tracks one step at a time, each time getting closer and closer, honing in on your purpose until everything in your being says "YES!" (usually followed closely by "Hell no!" But don't worry. That phase is temporary.)
Myth #2 You only get one calling.
Nope. Sometimes callings show up with expiration dates. You do what you're here to do. You complete it. And then you're called to do something else.
Myth #3 Only chosen people have callings.
If you think callings are a luxury reserved for Divinely-chosen extraordinary people, you're totally off base. Well…sort of. The reality is that every single one of us is a Divinely-chosen extraordinary person with a calling just waiting to be fulfilled. Own it. Claim yours. The planet needs you desperately.
Myth #4 Callings must come with paychecks.
Some people are called to be stay-home moms. Others are called to volunteer to do food distribution at a refugee camp in Africa. You don't have to get paid for fulfilling your calling (though it sure is nice when you are!)
Myth #5 If you're following your calling, life is easy all the time.
You don't want to be going upstream, but even if you're flowing downstream, you're still likely to hit some rapids. Finding your calling definitely leaves you feeling like you're in the flow more often than not, but that doesn't mean you won't hit your rough patches. If anything, the challenges just reaffirm your commitment to fulfilling what you're called to do, reminding you how much what you're doing matters.
Myth #6 Finding your calling means you have to quit your stable job.
Sometimes finding your calling requires you to take a leap of faith and quit the job that isn't your calling. But callings aren't all or nothing. There's no reason you can't pay the bills with a stable job that doesn't necessarily light your fire while fulfilling your calling on the side.
Myth #7 You must have a breakdown to find your calling.
For many, a breakdown precedes a breakthrough. But it doesn't have to be that way if you're listening to whispers from the Universe. You don't have to wait for the proverbial 2 x 4 to thwack you upside the head. I was sound asleep before finding my calling, so I needed my Perfect Storm to blow through and shake me out of my complacency. But you don't have to wait for the Universe to smack you. You can voluntarily leap out of your comfort zone and into your calling, if you're self aware and brave enough to do so. (More power to ya if you are!)
While these myths simply aren't true, there are some definitive truths about finding your calling that I'll be sharing with those of you who are inspired to join me, along with my sheroes Martha Beck, O magazine columnist, the original life coach, and bestselling author of Finding Your Own North Star and Finding Your Way In A Wild New World, and Amy Ahlers, life coach and author of Big Fat Lies Women Tell Themselves. We'll be discussing these myths in more detail, as well as sharing the truths anyone trying to find their calling must know in order to discover their purpose.
Register for the free LIVE Find Your Calling tele-jam with me, Martha Beck, and Amy Ahlers here.
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What a fantastic metaphor! I've heard lots of references to chrysalis transformation, but nothing this startlingly raw. Someone I know loves to point out that the caterpillar is upside down during the transformation, so we should all accept feeling tipsy-turvy during major changes : "relax into your upside down".
Thanks for the honest words as we all look for our day of emerging as the butterfly!
Thank you for this. This is exactly what I needed to read at this particular juncture of my life. I'm in breakdown mode as I recently forced myself to admit that what I'm doing isn't working (and isn't even remotely fulfilling) and I'm hopeful for the moment that the breakthrough happens. Hearing your story about your path to your calling makes me feel less lonely and more hopeful. Thank you. Really.
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With Alumni Hall filled with Rosemont College students and staff, eight local college mascots and the Phillie Phanatic ran into the gymnasium one by one dancing and jumping around to help raise the room's energy for the unveiling of the atheltic mascot.
After the raven made his grand entrance, by flapping his wings and running all around the gym, the other mascots grabbed some students and danced until Rosemont College President Sharon Latchaw Hirsh was ready to officially announce the name of the mascot.
"We always had a name for our team [the Ramblers], but we never had a [athletic] mascot" Hirsh said. "And since we just went co-ed, it was time to get ourselves a mascot."
We had a contest to name the raven. It started at the beginning of the semester and ran through October 31 and close to 100 people submitted suggestions. The Mascot Development Team tabulated the top submissions then put it to a vote online. Nearly 200 students, staff, administration, and alumni voted for the name Renny.
The name Renny is of Irish and Gallic origin, which means small and mighty.
Recently, Rosemont College changed their slogan to "The Power of Small," which is a great combination with the meaning of the name for the new mascot, Hirsh explained.
"What better ways to commemorate our school than with a name like Renny," she said after the ceremony ended. "Small and mighty, just like us."
Creating Renny and his plush suit (Hirsh made sure to point out that it is a plush suit and not a costume) has been part of a five-year strategic plan to help increase the unity between male and female sports teams, since the school officially became co-ed in 2009. Since there integration, Rosemont College has increased from having just five Division III sports teams to now having 13 teams competing.
For those 13 teams, along with students holding other events on campus, Renny will be in attendance to help support the Rosemont family.
Once the unveiling of the mascot ended, President Hirsh handed the hosting duties over to the Phillie Phanatic as he led a mascot boot camp. Renny the Raven and mascots from Villanova University, Bryn Mawr College, St. Joseph's University, Immaculata University, Neumann College, Cabrini College, Chestnut Hill College and LaSalle University took lessons from the famous mascot, or at least for a few minutes.
After some light stretching, the mascots broke formation and ran wild around the room, dancing around and pulling students out of the crowd to dance with the mascots. Those in attendance were laughing and enjoying the show that the mascots were putting on for them.
"I think Renny is awesome," Rosemont College sophomore Chelsey Smith said. "It's going to be great to have someone keeping up the enthusiasm at games."
The identity of the man beneath the plush suit that will be bringing the energy to all campus events will be kept a secret.
"He is a mascot. They don't talk," Hirsh joked.


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Talking Travel with Izzy and Marisa
Izzy and Marisa (aka. triptime) set out in September on a round-the-world trip together, scarcely eight months after they first met. Their journey has taken them through the United States and South America, while they have contemplated their lives and their relationship. Meanwhile, they've been faithfully blogging about it on Travellerspoint at Marisa and Izzy's Blogsite.
For this month's installment of the Talking Travel series, I talked to Izzy about what this trip has meant to them both.
Why did you both decide to do this trip?
Before ever meeting, we had both decided we each needed a trip like this in order the get to the next phase of life. There was something out there in world that would release those answers once the decision was made. Within a couple weeks of dating, Marisa told me she was taking time out to travel within the year and asked if I would be interested. I had been waiting a long time for someone to ask that question...
You actually only met a year ago, in February. Has this been a bonding experience for you as a couple?
Wow, has it! The bond was strong right off the bat, but with planning, preparing, sacrificing and now traveling we have truly become one. We were willing to take the chance, knowing this amount of time with anyone can be hard, challenging and/ or detrimental. I had asked a friend back in LA, a month or so after making the decision to take the trip (he had done one similar the previous year), if he had any advise... he answered, "Do you love her? Don't do it unless you do." This still rings true. A trip like this puts patience, acceptance and compromise to the ultimate tests - an amazing learning experience if you pass. Having so much time to enjoy the company of someone you love is invaluable. We've had time and experience now to help us harmonize as a couple. I think travel like this should be a prerequisite to marriage.
What was the number one thing you were worried about before you set off on this trip?
Finances were definitely a major concern. We were trying to go into the trip at 50/50 with our money, making sure we were equally invested. I had a solid base, but Marisa was struggling to make last minute money. Really, our only tiffs so far have been about money and budgeting. Once we put that behind us, it's been clear sailing.
What have been some of the highlights of your trip so far?
Our road trip from LA to NYC (before flying to Peru) still ranks at the top of our travels. From the amazement of the Grand Canyon, to meeting each others friends and family (not to mention my first time in New York City!) this part of the trip metaphorically seemed like the honeymoon - full of young energy and anticipation, while South America has been more like the marriage -day to day problem solving adventures that take patience and thoughtful response, learning every bit of the way.
How expensive is a trip like this?
It's as expensive as you want it to be, period. For us, we have made many little mistakes along the way that have added up. We are currently spending around $1,000 USD a month each (not including our original around the world plane tickets). The more savvy you are and the more sacrifices you are willing to make, the cheaper it becomes. Most of the time, traveling as a couple has saved us money because we were able to share costs of lodging, food and fun.
Judging by your travel map, your plan is to travel till September. What then?
The ultimate question. We have been struggling with this question for the past few days as we make major changes to our trip and lives. The new plan is that Marisa is heading back to Mexico (where she lived for eight years prior to LA) this week to reunite with the ashram and orphanage that she helped start, while I continue traveling for a few months. Travel has taught us both so much about ourselves and each other. In Marisa's case it's given her great clarity about what she wants to do in life and where. She has found what she was searching for through this journey and soon I will join her and explore the place she wants to call home to see if it also for me. Our love for each other has only grown stronger through all of our experiences and we have faith that this change in plans, although a challenge, will be yet another blessing along our journey.
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Check out these past interviews in the Talking Travel series:
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- Talking Travel with Gretchen
- Talking Travel with Andrew and Courtney
- Talking Travel with Purdy
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Webroot, a leading provider of security solutions for the consumer, enterprise and SMB markets, today released primary research revealing the impact of Web 2.0 on the enterprise. An overwhelming 85 percent of malware is now distributed through the Web, Webroot found, but businesses are not adequately protecting themselves against Web-borne viruses, spyware and employee behavior that lead to security breaches, loss of intellectual property and release of confidential data.
"Businesses are taking measures to protect against e-mail-based threats, but they are not yet attuned to the greatest threat vector today: Web-based threats driven by employee Web use," Mike Irwin, COO, Webroot. "We found that Web-borne malware increased over 500 percent in 2007 as cybercriminals developed new ways to attack on-site and remote employees through personal Web mail accounts, social networking sites and other Web 2.0 applications. In the current threat environment, businesses must utilize a Web security solution that provides an additional layer of in-the-cloud protection for corporate and mobile users."
Webroot also found that while businesses now depend on Web applications to execute critical functions including customer support, research and ad campaigns, IT professionals are not adequately aware of the Web 2.0 world or the new set of threats it has introduced. Only 15 percent of the businesses Webroot surveyed reported solid enforcement of Internet usage policies to reduce their organizations' vulnerability. Industry research shows 49 percent of businesses allow employees unlimited access to social networking sites, which do not monitor their content for malware. Further, more than 85 percent of organizations still rely solely on desktop defenses which do not scan for malware in inbound Web traffic.
"Employees and businesses regularly use blogs, Wikis and other online information sources that are more susceptible to hackers and infections because they include content from numerous anonymous contributors, rather than one trusted source," added Irwin. "However, awareness is only just beginning to grow among the IT professionals responsible for protecting these organizations. Nearly 30 percent of the IT decision-makers we surveyed did not know if their organization or its employees are using Web 2.0 applications. For better security, businesses must educate employees and use appropriate technology to monitor and manage their Web activity in order to minimize risk."
Webroot studied Web-related threats and how businesses defended against them over the past 12 months. Webroot surveyed 648 Web security product decision-makers in businesses across Australia, the United Kingdom, Canada and the United States.
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I do like the album. It sounds awesome. Kid Rock could sing the phone book to me and I'd be ecstatic. The mans voice just does something to me. And I'm sorry but it doesn't surprise me he's settling down a little bit. I think it's really nice to see. I can finally understand everything he's saying. And if I need a little Rock from the Kid, I can always go to previous CD's. There's plenty there. But in this day and age when everything is so crazy all the time, it's nice to have something from him that I can relax to. Thank you, Bobby, I really adore this CD. It'll definitely be one I'll buy.
As we get older we need to realize more and more where we came from. Kid, this is midwest solid!! While I always enjoy you rockin out, these songs hit home. Thanks for staying down to earth. Great album. We here in Metro Detroit appreciate you never forgetting where you came from. See ya at the Joe!!
I have been to all his tours and he is one of my favs but not real sure about the new album yet. I have country in my roots but some good rock n roll and rap mixed in is what made Kid Rock who he is. I am disappointed that there isn't any of these songs like previous albums. However I will still pay to see him on tour as no one gives you more bang for your buck.
Thank you for keeping your music honest and true. I am sooo tired of new groups and the studio "fixes" to their sound. I became a fan when I seen you play at the Quicken Loans Arena in Cleveland, Ohio. You turned your ball cap around and grabbed the banjo and I fell in love! The new web site is cool too! Will the fan site be updated too?
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Saturday, May 1, 2010
Falling water in a mountain stream
Pictured above is stage two of the two-stage painting process using Inkscape. You may download a detail of the water layer from Google Docs. A few of the techniques and filters applied on top of the water in step two are not easy to examine until they are separated from the other layers and from the base image created in step one. The SVG download includes a contrasting background to highlight the details. This background is not part of the actual painting.
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Darolyn Butler spent her childhood riding near her family's farm and ranch, exploring the countryside and sharpening the skills that would later serve her well during horse shows and barrel-racing competitions. After winning the title of Miss Rodeo Oklahoma, she went on to become Miss Ford Country, the cowgirl featured in ad campaigns for Ford Motor Company. College graduation brought numerous opportunities, but Darolyn always filled her spare time with shows and rodeos. Then she discovered endurance riding, a cross-country competitive sport with races that cover 50 or more miles. Over the years, she's won several national championships and when she became a mother, Darolyn trained her two daughters in endurance, and they are now competitive riders as well.
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As a child, potter and instructor Linda Munoz unearthed her passion for the arts during ballet, piano, guitar, and painting lessons. Motivated by her spiritual beliefs, she fleshed out her creative side into a career when she founded Lambda Pottery. Her studio showcases her original stoneware, largely crafted atop the potter's wheel, and houses pottery lessons designed to accommodate all ages. The classes take place once or twice a week for eight weeks and hone in on students' areas of interest. During each lesson, Linda incorporates basics such as molding clay into dishes, trimming and texturizing, and affixing handles or rubber ears onto vases.
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Owner Connie Broome envisions Vino Artino as a place "all about art, friends, and fun," a concept she solidifies through relaxing, hands-on classes. Sessions are led by artists with degrees from art and design schools across the South. As they swill any libations they wish to bring, pupils sit at tabletop easels and follow step-by-step instructions to re-create scenes appropriate for a girls' night out, a Mother's Day outing, or a hide-the-hole-in-the-living-room-wall party. Though each class is grounded in a particular painting, the studio urges artists to put their own stamp on the finished product by using different colors, adding fun flourishes, and choosing their own canvas size.


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A Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority worker spotted snoozing on the job this weekend has been suspended, NewsCenter 5 has learned.
A viewer snapped a photo of the worker sleeping in a booth at the Revere Beach station at 11:45 p.m. Saturday.
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Anyone with a passing interest in the lives of celebrities knows that Jennifer Aniston's BFF and hairstylist is Chris McMillan and that Julia Roberts and Serge Normant go as far back as The Pelican Brief. But these stars' male counterparts—George Clooney, Gerard Butler and Russell Crowe, among them—are seen as lone rangers in the grooming department, their suave red-carpet appearances the seeming result of effortless styling by themselves alone. You might wonder if there's anyone helping these guys, but you'd be hard-pressed to find them gushing about it. After all, when was the last time you heard Clooney plug the gal who applied his under-eye concealer?
But, in fact, she exists. "I like the low-key secrecy," says Diana Schmidtke, a groomer who has tended to Gorgeous George as well as Christian Bale, Ashton Kutcher and, most recently, teen heartthrob Taylor Lautner for the The Twilight Saga: New Moon tour. A laid-back surfer, Schmidtke is one of four groomers— all of them women, beautiful, in their 30s and based in L.A.—most in demand by Hollywood's male A-listers.
While actresses often require a team of five or six to meet their beauty needs, actors usually rely on one groomer, a jack-of-all-trades who must serve as hairstylist, makeup artist, barber, aesthetician and, occasionally, manicurist. "A lot of men's grooming is, you know, when your boyfriend or husband is like, 'Honey, do you have nail clippers or a razor?' It's thinking about the little things," says Schmidtke. Though she and her counterparts Cheri Keating, Jamie Taylor and Natalia Bruschi began their careers working on women, they've each found a niche in the small but lucrative field of professional men's grooming. They are on hand for awards shows, press junkets, magazine photo shoots and television appearances, and ultimately serve as key consultants on an actor's overall look.
"Their images are trademarks, and changes to that image are weighed carefully," says Keating, a tattooed gamine who tends to "the big funny guys"—Jonah Hill, Judd Apatow, Seth Rogen and Jason Schwartzman. "Just because they don't wear lipstick doesn't mean that they're not concerned with their appearance." Neil Patrick Harris, another client, says her ability to not make him look "like a newscaster or an infomercial host" is matched by her calm demeanor under stress. "She's very chill, which goes a long way," he says. Keating and her colleagues prefer to go light and natural on makeup (usually concealer, a dash of powder and perhaps bronzer with no shimmer) and often work around hair that has to be kept a certain length for a film or TV project. Above all else, they say, they want "men to look like men," and not shellacked statuettes. Ryan Reynolds wore a Tom Ford tux to this year's Oscars, and to prep him Bruschi parted his hair to the side and trimmed his beard into a faint stubble that unintentionally echoed the designer-filmmaker's manicured five o'clock shadow. "It gave a more formal look," Bruschi says. "A subtle change, but very effective."


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Type | Feature Film |
MPAA Rating | R |
Runtime | 0hr |
Genres | Thriller, Short Film |
Status | Published |
US Release Date | 01/01/2004 |
In this Real Housewives of Orange County recap, we talk about Alexis Belino and bullying, Lydia McLaughlin being awesome and Vicki Gunvalson's awful boyfriend Brooks.
You all know she did.
Meryl says, 'I was honored to try to imagine her late life journey.'
Someone's going to say "I do"! Guess who?
FINALLY...but did we get any answers?
We teared up. Did you?
Are we gearing up for a Marvel Comedy?
Both brothers were in the wrong last night
From Tatooine to Bratislava.
Why everyone should always have a secret, choreographed dance routine.
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Force v Highlanders
nib Stadium, Perth, Saturday 7.40pm (AEST)
Sharks down Force in gritty Perth clash
The Sharks have returned to the Super Rugby winners' list, ending a disappointing tour to New Zealand and Australia with a gritty 23-13 win over the Western Force in Perth on Friday night.
Force v Sharks
AAMI Park, Melbourne, Friday 7.40pm (AEST)
Unconvincing Chiefs edge Force
Western Force winger Patrick Dellit scored a double but it wasn't enough as the Chiefs held on for a scrappy 22-21 Super Rugby victory in Friday night's clash in Pukekohe.
Super Rugby
Baby's battles put things in perspective for Force's Sheehan
When Western Force halfback Brett Sheehan was told his son only had a 50-50 chance of survival last month, his own injury woes suddenly didn't matter one bit.
Injuries in perspective for Force halfback
Justin Chadwick When Western Force halfback Brett Sheehan was told his son only had a 50-50 chance of survival last month, his own injury woes suddenly didn't matter.
Jet-lagged Force slam schedule
Western Force coach Michael Foley believes his team has been dudded on the fixture front as they brace for a gruelling trek back to New Zealand.
Force axe wayward Alfie Mafi
Justin Chadwick Western Force winger Alfie Mafi is expected to take up a lucrative offer in Japan after being axed by the Perth-based Super Rugby franchise.
Plucky Reds forced to settle for draw
Justin Chadwick Star Queensland Reds five-eighth Quade Cooper missed a 75th-minute sideline conversion as the Western Force held on for a 11-11 Super Rugby draw in Perth on Saturday night.
Reds should have shown us more respect: Force
The Western Force felt a distinct lack of respect when it last faced arch Super Rugby rivals the Queensland Reds.
Brumbies blitz Force
CHRIS DUTTON THE ACT Brumbies' golden days are alive again and the new generation stamped themselves as a genuine Super Rugby contender .
Live: Brumbies v Force
LEE GASKIN Catch all the action from Canberra Stadium as the Brumbies take on the Force in Super Rugby.
Force to be reckoned with against Brumbies, says Norton-Knight
CHRIS DUTTON He was once the heir to Brumbies great Stephen Larkham's throne, but Sam Norton-Knight is returning to Canberra as an enemy determined to cause a boilover on Saturday night.
Brumbies name squad to face Force
CHRIS DUTTON The ACT Brumbies will give prop Scott Sio a chance to push his Wallabies claims when he is added to the starting XV to play the Western Force on Saturday night.
Brumbies halfback to join Force
CHRIS DUTTON He's been part of a Queensland Reds championship and an ACT Brumbies revival, but scrumhalf Ian Prior says it's time to test himself as a leader at the Western Force and hopes he can take a winning culture to Perth.
WIN - Kids, your chance to get up close with the Emirates Western Force!
Imagine the feeling of being on the pitch to greet the Emirates Western Force players as they run out at their home game on 4 May. It could be you!
Hurricanes hold out desperate Force
The Western Force unleashed a brave second-half fightback but it wasn't enough as the Hurricanes secured a 22-16 Super Rugby victory in Wellington on Friday night.
Force eager to shed inconsistent rugby tag
Inconsistency has dogged the Western Force for much of their eight-year existence in Super Rugby, but prop Pek Cowan is confident the team is finally ready to shed the tag.
Pitch invaders mar Force win
Crusaders centre Ryan Crotty tackled a pitch invader in the dying minutes of the Western Force's 16-14 Super Rugby triumph in Perth on Saturday night.
Force deny illegal rugby substitutions
Western Force coach Michael Foley denies the Super Rugby club have been making illegal front-row substitutions this season, claiming the moves have disadvantaged them at times.
Wykes set to replace Force rugby 'Madness'
The Western Force will be without their weekly dose of madness for the next two months, but lock Sam Wykes is champing at the bit to fill the void left by Hugh McMeniman.
Force sign Morahan from Reds
Queensland Reds back Luke Morahan says a few conversations with past and present Western Force players convinced him to sign on with the Perth-based franchise on a two-year deal.
McMeniman's dream alive
GEORGINA ROBINSON The Western Force have re-signed in-form lock Hugh McMeniman for a further two seasons, tying him to the Super Rugby club until the end of 2015.
Rebels hold off fast-finishing Force
Western Force lock Hugh McMeniman injured his shoulder as the Melbourne Rebels snapped a five-game losing streak with a 30-23 Super Rugby triumph at nib Stadium on Saturday night.


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There are many wonderful artists in Kaysville, Utah, including face and body painters, caricaturists, portrait artists, and airbrush artists. Kids, in particular, really enjoy face painting and getting a caricature done with friends.
You can also work with a skilled Kaysville artist to add to the decoration. Hire an artist to paint a mural or build an ice sculpture. Artists can also make wax or sand sculptures. Candy sculptures are really neat and are sure to impress the kids at a birthday party or sweet sixteen.
Don't forget about henna and temporary tattoos. Increasingly popular, henna artists and temporary tattoo artists create several forms of body art. A fun activity for kids and adults alike, make sure you check out examples of their work to see what you're getting.
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Campbellsport family happy young girl recovering, teen charged for firing arrow
CAMPBELLSPORT- A big new development in the case of the little girl shot by an arrow.
The teenager who admitted firing the arrow that hit seven-year old Aryanna Schneeberg will be charged as an adult.
The Schneebergs told TODAY'S TMJ4 they're happy about the charges. They think it's the right call, but most of all, they're happy little Aryanna is on the road to recovery.
Aryanna Schneeberg has come a long way since she was shot with an arrow while walking down Main Street in May. The emotional scars are still there, but the physical ones are healing.
"She's getting a little bit better though, she'll actually wear a bikini swimming now," said Aryanna's mother Laura Schneeberg.
TODAY'S TMJ4's Annie Scholz sat down with the Schneebergs at their home Friday night, as 16-year-old Casey Bennett was charged as an adult for shooting the arrow that hit Aryanna.
"I'm happy that the district attorney was able to get him into adult court," said Laura Schneeberg.
The Schneebergs said it's still tough to make it through the stretch of Main Street where it happened, but it's the people they meet in town and the support they still get that makes it bearable.
"We really appreciate all the support from the community, even outside of the community, all over the place," said Laura Schneeberg.
Casey Bennett faces a maximum of over 13 years behind bars.
As for Aryanna, her recovery continues.
She'll follow up with a surgeon in a year to see if they can minimize her scarring.


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January 3 Update
Over the holiday break, big progress was made in the demolition of the YMCA structure facing on St. Botolph St. This will be the site of the new Northeastern University/GrandMarc dormitory. In the photo you can see that the entire back building has been removed, debris cleaned up, and excavation beginning. NEC is the facade on the far right side. Note how you can see all the way through from St. Botolph St. to Huntington Ave.
The YMCA's Walls Come Tumbling Down
December 14, Update
The Northeastern GrandMarc project has gotten underway and the YMCA gym is in the process of being demolished to make way for the new 17-story dormitory. (See photo below). Once the exterior walls have been taken down, the construction crew will begin "saw cutting and hoe ramming the foundation," according to NEC's Director of Facilities and Operations Mike Ryan. This process will add to noise and dust being produced at the demolition site. Fortunately, much of this work will be taking place while NEC is on holiday break.
The good news is that all of NEC's monitors are in place and are sending out regular round-the-clock alerts that report on the level of noise, vibration and air quality. So far, the demolition work has stayed within the threshold limits established by our expert consultants. Interestingly, the monitors set off a noise "alarm" at 2 am one night recently–triggered by the siren from a fire engine that was passing by. The consultants who analyze every alert were able to determine that the noise was a fire engine and that no action was required. (see monitor suspended from NEC roof in bottom photo.)
On another, related matter, Mike Ryan reports that during the upcoming break, NEC crews will complete the painting and will install new carpeting in the back section of Brown Hall, so studios, practice rooms, and class rooms in that area will all be refreshed when students and faculty return from vacation.
One ongoing reminder: Please do not attempt to disassemble the soundproofing treatment of windows in the back of Brown Hall. That has been installed to keep down the noise levels from construction so practice and teaching can go on without disruption.
Thanksgiving Hours at NEC
November 15 Update
Thanksgiving Holiday Operating Hours:
November 21, 2012 All Buildings Closed 10:00 pm
November 22, 2012 All Buildings Closed
November 23rd and 24th St. Botolph Building Closed
November 23rd and 24th Jordan Hall Open 8:00 am-10:00 pm
November 25th St. Botolph Building Open 8:00 am-10:00 pm
November 25th Jordan Hall Open 8:00 am-1:00 am
All performance halls in Jordan Hall will be open to accommodate any and all performances.
Controlled Power Outage Nov. 14
November 9 Update
A controlled power outage is planned for Jordan Hall beginning at 11:00pm on Wednesday, November 14th, continuing through 7:00am on Thursday, November 15th. The purpose of the power outage is to tie in services for the new emergency generator for Jordan Hall. All areas of the building will be off-limits to staff, faculty and students during this time.
All practice rooms, all studios, and all performance spaces will be closed at 11:00pm on November 14th, and will not be available until 7:00am on November 15th.
Please power off your computer and other office equipment before leaving for the day on November 14th. This will ensure a smoother start up once electrical service has been reestablished for the building.
Thank you for your cooperation.
NEU, YMCA Construction About to Begin
It's coming! That confluence of construction projects we've been warning you about is about to begin. Between now and mid-month, the GrandMarc at Northeastern University dormitory project will get underway. For the past several weeks, the developer of that project has been doing interior demolition of the YMCA building (see photo below) that fronts onto St. Botolph St. That work will ramp up with the building scheduled for controlled implosion followed by foundation excavation and pile driving to support the structure. What's more, the YMCA's own construction project is set to begin November 9.
As challenging as these projects may be, NEC is in good shape thanks to the $4 million mitigation work we've been engaged in since July. NEC's team from Tishman Construction is finishing up the installation of interior and exterior window coverings that will protect against noise and dust.(see photos below) The new fresh air exchange and HVAC systems are in place and will shortly go on line to supply those practice rooms, studios, classrooms, and performance spaces most directly affected by the construction. Most importantly, the monitors that register acoustic, seismic, and air quality levels are in place and will go live on November 5. They will provide continuous readings and any activity that approaches or exceeds pre-established thresholds will be instantly reported to Building Operations and Tishman Construction.
What can you do?
This process is not going to be pretty. However, NEC is doing everything it can to minimize disruption and annoyance. All NEC community members should stay informed by checking the following media:
- Regular updates on this page.
- Our dedicated Twitter channel, for regular news and alerts. Click on https://twitter.com/necmusic_today
- Check the NEC Facebook page. www.facebook.com/necmusic
- Watch the on-screen signage in the Jordan Hall and St. Botolph Building lobbies.
As always, if you have questions or concerns, please contact Michael Ryan's office at email@example.com


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FRESNO -- Cake-batter-flavored vodka from Modesto tied with dried fruit from the Hughson area for a top prize at a major food show.
Judges at the Fresno Food Expo last week gave them the award for the best new product from the San Joaquin Valley.
Bella Viva Orchards, owned by the Martino family, won for its Pure & Natural Dried Fruit Slices. Cold House Vodka, owned by Lee Palleschi, impressed with its cake-batter version of the liquor.


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Vote for the Best Burger
Make your selection in Hopatcong's Readers' Choice 2012.
The nominations in each category are in, and now it's time to vote for your favorite: What's the best burger?
Voting is open until Aug. 17. So vote for your favorite spot to get a burger Hopatcong.
Just sign in and place your vote to pick the best in the area. The number of poll votes will determine the winner in each category. The 2012 winners will be announced on Aug. 24.
But this isn't the only category we're polling—click here for even more, and find all 25 categories by heading over to Hopatcong's Readers' Choice page.
Blue-Eyed Devil
8:44 pm on Thursday, August 9, 2012
The Grotto doesn't even have hamburgers on the menu and they got a vote. Maybe they were thinking of meatballs.
8:49 pm on Thursday, August 9, 2012
Castaways - you need to add the place to the list above.
Jean Burk-Ujvary
9:35 am on Friday, August 10, 2012
Castaways - Best on this side of the lake. How did they not make the list and all the Pizza places did?
12:44 pm on Friday, August 17, 2012
I can't say I would consider getting a burger from any of the above choices... in fact, I don't think we have a burger joint in town at all.


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Kids Zone
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Welcome to the Kids' Zone. Here you will find lots of fun activities to learn about keeping fit and healthy.
Every year, Coram Life Education helps more than 800,000 children across the UK make healthier, safer life choices. Our specially trained educators use interactive techniques such as puppetry and role play, to teach children about diet, exercise and to manage the risks they may encounter. This site has been designed to complement the CLE programme and has been created with the support of Heart radio's charity Have a Heart, part of Global Charities (Reg. charity no.1091657).