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Guess what, people don't expect anything because of performances like this.
Today was just another example of pathetic play by the team. Great first half, but soccer consists of two halves with the second being the most important, and Brazil dominated that entire half.
People don't expect alot because the talent level in the US is not like the great soccer countries. Plus our best athletes don't even play soccer. That is why expectations in soccer or not that great.


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Celebrate Homecoming 2012 from October 7-14 with variety of activitiesUniversity of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa
Tracy Orillo-Donovan, (808) 956-7520
Public Information Officer, Office of the Chancellor
Public Information Officer, Office of the Chancellor
Posted: Oct 7, 2012
UH Manoa kicks off Homecoming Week 2012 from October 7-14. The full week of activities includes a Homecoming Fair on Friday, October 12, on the Clarence T.C. Ching Field, with special Athletics events and more.
Alumni Nights – UH Alumni Association paid members will receive a special "Alumni Night" discount of 30% off ticket prices (maximum of eight) to the Homecoming football and volleyball games. A valid UHAA membership card is required when purchasing tickets at the Stan Sheriff Center or the Aloha Stadium (football only) box offices. Tickets are in special sections and supplies are limited. Other restrictions may apply. For details, please visit UHalumni.org/athletics.
Sunday, October 7
- 12 noon-5 p.m., "Framing Paradise: Photography and Waikiki" Opening and Reception, UH Manoa Art Gallery. Free and open to the public.
- 12 noon-5 p.m., "GET AWAY," an interactive photo collage held in conjunction with "Framing Paradise," UH Manoa Commons Gallery. Free and open to the public.
- 5 p.m., Women's Soccer: UH vs. Cal State Fullerton, Waipio Peninsula Soccer Stadium. Free and open to the public.
Monday, October 8
- 5 p.m.-7:30 p.m., UHM Nursing Alumni Homecoming Pau Hana Party, Webster Hall, room 203, tours of the UH Translational Health Science Simulation Center, reception.
Tuesday, October 9
- 9:30 a.m., Homecoming Golf Tournament, Hawaii Prince Golf Course, activities include pre-game ceremonies for the Fallen Warriors, lunch, golf, silent auction, dinner and award ceremony.
Wednesday, October 10
- 2 p.m.-7:30 p.m., UHAA Golden Scholars Reunion, UH Manoa, UHAA will welcome the UH graduates of 1962 as the newest Golden Scholars.
Thursday, October 11
- 3 p.m.-8 p.m., Ka Leo Arts Festival, McCarthy Mall, student artist displays, student performances, artist showcase, special events and interactive arts. Free and open to the public.
- 5:30 p.m.-9 p.m., Meet Up!, the M Nightclub, UHAA members, UH alumni, UH ohana (student, faculty, staff, supporters) and the general public are invited.
- 6 p.m.-7 p.m., Daeufer Lecture: "Transforming Education," Architecture Auditorium, public lecture for those in and/or with an interest in early childhood education in Hawaii. Free and open to the public.
Friday to Sunday, October 12-14
- Third Annual Family Weekend, various locations, for parents and family of UH Manoa students. For more information, see http://parents.manoa.hawaii.edu/events/family_weekend.cfm.
- 3:30 p.m.-6:30 p.m., Homecoming Fair, Clarence T.C. Ching Field, fair-type event with inflatables and other activities/games, entertainment by Kapena, $1-$2 menu options. Free and open to the public.
- 5 p.m., ROTC Open House, ROTC classrooms. Free and open to the public.
- 5:30 p.m.-7 p.m., Inaugural Michael J. Marks Lecture, Law School Moot Courtroom, lecture titled, "Small Business and Collateral Policies in Government Procurement," refreshments to follow, for Richardson School of Law alumni only. For questions about this event, please e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com.
- 7 p.m., Women's Volleyball: UH vs. Cal State Northridge, Stan Sheriff Center, ticket prices vary. Open to the public. Purchase tickets here.
- 9:15 p.m. or after the end of the women's volleyball match, Ohana Hoopfest to celebrate the start of the season for men's and women's basketball teams. Event will include a slam-dunk contest, celebrity games and an autograph session. Free and open to the public.
Saturday, October 13
- 6 p.m., Homecoming Football: UH vs. New Mexico, Aloha Stadium, ticket prices vary. Open to the public. Purchase tickets here.
Sunday, October 14
- 12 noon-5 p.m., "Framing Paradise: Photography and Waikiki" Opening and Reception, UH Manoa Art Gallery. At 2:30 p.m., an artist's gallery talk with Eric Yanagi about his portfolio, "Waikiki 1973." Free and open to the public.
Friday, November 9
- 4:30 p.m.-8:30 p.m., 5th Annual "Holmes"coming Celebration, Holmes Hall, College of Engineering alumni, faculty, staff and students. Also invited are people in the engineering industry.

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Food52 Review: This is one of the tastiest simple meals I've made in a while. The flavors in the sauce came together in a mouth-tingling, multi-dimensional way that I would have never expected when reading through the list of ingredients. The sauce tasted like it was slowly cooked for hours. If you have a little bit of the rub left, I highly recommend tossing it in the pan for 30 seconds once the meat is removed and fat drained off. It gives the sauce a bit more of a kick. - thehappycook —Victoria Ross
Serves: 2
boneless strip steaks (such as NY steaks)
tablespoon coarse, freshly-ground black peppercorns
tablespoon ground coffee
tablespoon unsweetened cocoa
tablespoon ground chile pasilla molido (may substitute ground New Mexico chile)
teaspoon cayenne pepper
teaspoon ground cumin
teaspoon ground cinnamon
teaspoon ground cloves
teaspoon brown sugar
tablespoons unsalted butter, separated into 1 tablespoon portions
tablespoons olive oil
cup cognac
cup heavy cream
jalape?o or large serrano chiles
Sea salt
- Salt steaks generously a few hours in advance.
- Make dry rub: Combine ground black peppercorns, coffee, cocoa, ground chile, cayenne, cumin, cinnamon, cloves, and brown sugar, and stir until incorporated. Set aside.
- At preparation time, char jalapenos over stovetop flame (hold with metal tongs) until skin is bubbly and blackened, and set aside.
- Pat steaks dry. Work dry rub into both sides of each steak.
- Heat olive oil and 1 tablespoon butter together in large saucepan.
- Once oil and butter are hot, add steaks. Flip only once in order to get a nice, dark sear on each side. (2-4 minutes per side depending on thickness of steaks and desired done-ness.)
- Remove steaks from pan and set aside. Pour off remaining butter and oil.
- Keeping pan off heat, pour in the cognac.
- Dip pan, away from you, so that the cognac settles to where it is just touching the burner, as you return it to the heat. You should be rewarded with a nice flame emanating from the edge of the pan that touches the burner. Level pan and shake vigorously and carefully over the heat until the flames subside.
- Stir in cream and bring to a boil. Stir often until sauce thickens and reduces.
- Stir in last tablespoon of butter until incorporated and the sauce looks glossy, and remove from heat.
- Slice steaks on a bias and plate each of them; drizzle with a generous helping of pan sauce and top each with a charred chile. Sprinkle with a good finishing salt, and serve.
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One of the things I decided to do was try to provoke the students to think about why they have read what they have in school, why they have the assumptions they do about books and writers, and how they can learn more. So I had them watch TED Talks by Chris Abani and Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, listen to Stephen Snyder on "The Business of International Literature", and read Dan Edelstein on "Gerrymandering the Canon", Binyavanga Wainaina on "How to Write About Africa", and Manijeh Nasrabadi on her experiences trying to write and publish a memoir. Additionally, our poetry textbook challenged the templates of Romanticism they had previously encountered in other courses and complexified their understanding of literary history -- not just the history itself, but how it got to be that way.
Global literature in our class, then, was presented not as some ethereal essence floating through the ether, but as a system of literary production, distribution, and reception. It's too easy to gain a feeling from our curriculum that U.S. and U.K. fiction, poetry, and (to a lesser extent) drama are Literature and everything else is some exotic offshoot. The department has done a lot to try to mitigate that, but there are huge disciplinary systems in place that make it difficult.
Last week, I was part of a panel discussion for English majors about canonicity. Various questions had been raised by majors this term about what they were learning -- particularly for the English Education majors. Hearing these questions, one of my colleagues decided to put together the informal discussion, and so a group of us created 5-minute statements about canonicity and education, then we had a free and wide-ranging discussion of all sorts of things related to it all.
In my opening statement, I tried to differentiate between the practical and the theoretical/ideal. After saying that canons are forms of discourse and not just lists, and that they are, at heart, expressions and codifications of power, I said that there is a canon of books taught in high school English classes in the U.S., and lists do a good job of showing us its borders and imperatives. For instance, the 1989 study reported by Arthur Applebee in "Book Length Works Taught in High School English Classes" (PDF) updates a 1964 study of the same thing and discovers that very little has changed. In my experience, those books remain common in high schools, though there has in many places been a strong push to sprinkle in more texts by writers who are not white men.
But for about fifty years now, the core books taught in most high schools in the U.S. have generally remained the same. The high school canon achieved its canonicity mostly through inertia: these books were taught because they were considered important, and they were considered important because they were taught. Teachers, administrators, and parents could recognize a "good" curriculum because it was a familiar curriculum. All sorts of ancillary materials were prepared around these books, and the books have benefitted from an industry of publishers, editors, administrators, and teachers enforcing their canonicity.
A list of most common books, of course, is not a list of what is taught at any specific school, and few schools limit themselves only to these books, but as a window into what is most valued by high school curricula, it's useful information.
At our discussion, I said it's worth trying to figure out what the high school canon is trying to teach, and I suggested that its goals would seem to be to get students to be capable with complex language and with the analysis of literary themes and symbols. If those are the primary goals of high school English classes then the same could be accomplished with all sorts of different books -- and to be particularly provocative, I offered a list of African books that would do it: Things Fall Apart by Chinua Achebe, The Famished Road by Ben Okri, Nervous Conditions by Tsitsi Dangarembga, A Grain of Wheat by Ngugi wa Thiong'o, Death and the King's Horseman by Wole Soyinka, etc. Indeed, a broader canon would create better learning, because if you read Sophocles and Shakespeare alongside Death and the King's Horseman and maybe Akira Kurosawa's movie Throne of Blood, students would get not only a more global view of literature, but a deeper understanding of tragedy as a form.
What I realized as the discussion continued in all sorts of different directions was that my fundamental dissatisfaction is not with any particular list of books, but with the idea of national literatures.
I like what Edelstein says in "Gerrymandering the Canon":
To begin with, literature professors could make a greater effort to incorporate works from other national literatures in their courses. Where the funds are available, professors from neighboring literature departments could team-teach such hybrid reading lists. Second, language and literature majors could also require that a number of courses be taken in two or three other literature departments. A model for this arrangement already exists at Stanford, where the English department recently launched an "English Literature and Foreign Language Literature" major, which includes "a coherent program of four courses in the foreign literature, read in the original." To fulfill this last condition, of course, colleges would have to become more serious about their foreign-language requirements. Finally, literature students would be better served if colleges and universities offered a literature major, as is notably the case at Yale, UC San Diego, and UC Santa Cruz. Within this field of study, students could specialize in a particular period, genre, author, or even language, all the while taking into account the larger international or even global context.The nationalistic imperatives of survey courses in U.S. and British literature don't make a lot of sense to my experience as a reader and writer. Once, when I was starting a job at another school, a colleague asked me, "So, are you an Americanist?" I repressed an exclamation of, "Good god no!" He was a proud reader of nothing but books written by people born in the U.S.A., so I just caught my breath, shrugged, and said, "No, I'm more of a generalist, really," and moved on to talking about the weather.
Why in studying imaginative writing do we limit ourselves to imaginary communities? Especially when the texts themselves were created by writers of more eclectic reading habits than our classes encourage?
Perhaps my antipathy to uninational approaches to literature is a result of my own education. The last classes I took in American and British literature (and both were called that) were during my high school years. In college, I avoided classes focused on only one geographic area's texts, and instead took marvelous courses on specific literary/artistic movements (Avant-Garde Literature & Art 1900-1940), individual writers (a life-changing class on Virginia Woolf), and particular literary forms (I was a Dramatic Writing major for three years, so lots of classes on drama). The only nationalistic class I took was a magnificent course on 18th century British and French literature: Samuel Johnson and Rousseau, Voltaire and Swift, Diderot and William Godwin, Vathek, The Castle of Otranto, Frankenstein. (And I took the class because I'd just read the American writer Thomas Pynchon's Mason & Dixon and had found its language and references baffling, so I figured this class would help. It did.) Grad school was different, because my degree wasn't in English specifically, so there weren't as many lit classes, but this was also during the time when the prefix "trans-" was applied to everything in academia, so even if there had been nationalistic courses offered, they would have been things like Trans-American Transness of the (Trans)Cultural Mode.
We have arranged at least some of our teaching and scholarship around nationalist ideas that are convenient and useful for limiting the scope of what we have to aspire toward expertise with, but I wonder if the limitations are worth the benefit. At the very least, it seems to me, what we could look at is what sort of literatures were available in particular nations during particular eras -- to look at the lack of translation, publication, and distribution of some things and the prevalence of others. (To study the New England Transcendentalists still, but to do so alongside some Hindu texts.) Nations have borders, but once you get beyond the most isolated areas and eras, the textual environments within those nations are not monocultural, so literary history should not be, either.
Ultimately, this comes down to teachers' habits as readers. We can't teach what we don't know, and if we mostly read books written by people born in the U.S. and the U.K., that's what we'll teach. At the very least, though, we should aspire to be as eclectic in our influences as the writers we study have been.
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Oh hey. This thread.
So, Master System and Saturn restoration and game collecting has stalled big time. Nothing new to say on either front. Didn't even manage to get a new controller for the Saturn.
I have picked up two "classics" for the Mega Drive recently, though.
Mystic Defender and Rambo 3, two early games for the system.
Rambo, in particular, I've been meaning to pick up for a long time as I've a real soft spot for run 'n gun shooters like Mercs.


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Assemble a feline first-aid kit. Be sure to include hydrogen peroxide, hydrocortisone ointment, absorbent cotton, a pair of tweezers, sterile eyewash solution, and a syringe for giving oral medications.
Cats are the masters of naps, the sultans of snooze, the kings of comfort. So which bed is best for your sleepy cat?
Donut Beds: Donut cat beds are cheap and easy to wash, and they come in all sizes to fit your kitty. Cats who love to curl up in circles like these best.
Cat Mat Beds: A soft, plush, flat pillow-like bed for your cat. These are especially fabulous for kitties that like to stretch out their paws and bodies.
Heated Cat Beds: Chilly cats in cool climes appreciate these. Heated beds are just warm enough to keep cats snuggly and comfortable.
Window Perches: If you have a kitty that enjoys the views from your window, these perches extend the sill so your pet has a padded, larger area to lounge and look.
Hideaway Tents: For kitties that like to hide, these tents offer a secure, secluded place for cats to sleep the day away.
The bottom line is cats like to be comfortable, so make sure you put their new bed in a place they'll feel at home, such as their favorite room or corner of the house, or right next to your own bed. Chances are your cat will love whatever cat bed you get. If not, you can always just scoot over and make some room in yours!
Dorian Wagner is the founder of YourDailyCute.com and a blogger at The Cat's Meow. She is the proud mom of two cats. Her blogs have previously appeared on The Daily Cat.
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BRISTOL, Tenn. - King College could not overcome two first half goals as Lincoln Memorial (Tenn.) University picked up a 2-0 win on the Lady Tornado's Parks Field Wednesday.
Sarah Taylor kicked home both of the visitor's scores as Lincoln Memorial went to 4-0 in 2010. The go-ahead score was in the 25th minute with the next coming in the 36rd. The first one was assisted by Becky Thompson with Leslie Wilson getting the second assist.
In goal for King, Abbey Kitts (Tazewell, Va.) had six saves as Lincoln Memorial had 13 total shots. Lincoln Memorial used Sarah Thompson for the opening 67 minutes in goal before Ashley Wallace replaced her to help keep the shutout.
King recorded five shots in the contest.
The Lady Tornado, now at 0-5, returns to action on Wed., Sept. 22 with a 2:30 contest against Lees-McRae (N.C.) College.


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These days, high-end consignment shops dot Mott Street and Madison Avenue like cupcakes. But back in 1993, they were few and far between and Ina Bernstein saw an opportunity. So the one-time fashion industry vet opened INA, her first eponymous store, on Thompson Street. "I find great enjoyment watching varied customers of every age, background and style shop," she says. "It gives me pleasure to see what they try on." And although she lived nearby for a few years, Bernstein has called TriBeCa home for decades. Living further below the grid still allows the fashionista — who declined to give her age ("I think my photos show I'm not a teenager," she says) — to walk to work at one of her five stores in NoLIta, NoHo and now Chelsea, which opened in December. Getting to the Upper East Side shop, however, may require the downtown doyenne to purchase a metro card. This is her tasteful TriBeCa.
1. INA SoHo, 101 Thompson St., between Prince and Spring streets
"I don't need to go anywhere else. I keep a tight closet. If it's not something I want to keep 10 years, 20 years, I — like many of our customers — re-consign it at the end of the season and buy something new. Of course, the INA stores are only as good as our consignors, and I thank them all for continuing to supply us with such a variety of quality designer clothes, shoes and accessories."
2. TriBeCa Dog Run, Warren St., between Greenwich and Chambers streets
"One of my hobbies is photography.I shoot black-and-white film on an old Nikon. One of the things I love to do for inspiration is walk around with my camera, looking for great shots. I find it soothing and exciting at the same time. Just the other day I spent a few hours in the TriBeCa dog run, and I think I got some great shots of dogs and their parents."
3. Tortola Salon, 28 Ericsson Place, between Beach and Varick streets
"Fashion is about a total look, the image we present to the world. And selecting a hairstyle, color, etc. is as important and personal as the clothing we wear. I've been going here 30 years. It's a very neighborhood-friendly, comfortable place to go. I had keratin done for the first time [recently] because I'm going to Italy and didn't want to deal with all my hair. I highly recommend it!"
4. R 20th Century Design, 82 Franklin St., between Broadway and Church Street
"They always have fabulous and unusual selections of furniture and lighting. The owners are old friends of mine from when they were two young guys selling at the 26th Street flea market. I have a large white oval Saarinen table I bought from them for a couple grand umpteen years ago — well below what it was worth. I wander in there often, even though I don't need anything more for my apartment!"
5. The Odeon, 145 West Broadway, at Thomas Street
"When it the opened in 1980, I spent several years going there every night. Artists, writers, musicians, actors — the Andy Warhol crowd — all table-hopped, had lots of fun and got into a little trouble. Since then, the Odeon continues to be a place I go with my family for celebratory brunches and dinners. It holds a special place in my heart. I have the oysters if they're in season, otherwise the country frisée salad, baby beet salad, or the traditional steak frites au poivre with a glass of cabernet. If there's room for dessert, I'll have the flourless chocolate cake and hope someone shares it with me!"
Ina's top 5 Summer trend tips
"Athletic trends were big on the runway this season, so [shoppers] are mixing sneakers with a Balenciaga jacket. "
"Hawaiian shirts and bright prints [right]are great with very, very short denim shorts and big, high heels or platform sandals."
"Try tons of bracelets, mixed together and worn with anything! Ten or 12 different [styles]."
"You can wear shorts underneath like Marc Jacobs at the Met ball [left] or let everything show. It depends on how exposed you want to be."
"People are wearing it with denim, or a sheer long skirt with a little white T-shirt and fluorescent sandals is a great look, too."


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Universal has release info on the release of the evil doll's latest outing...
Starring: Brad Dourif
Released: 8th October 2013
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Curse of Chucky, the sixth film in the Child's Play series (and reportedly a sequel to Child's Play 3, not Seed of Chucky), will be released on Blu-ray Combo Pack and DVD October 8th. The Blu-ray will feature 1080p, 1.78:1 video, DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1 English and DTS 5.1 Spanish and French audio, and English SDH, French and Spanish subtitles. The DVD will feature anamorphic 1.78:1 video, Dolby Digital 5.1 English, French and Spanish audio, and English SDH, French and Spanish subtitles
Blu-ray exclusive extras will include:
- Living Doll: Bringing Chucky to Life: Featuring the award-winning work of animatronics company Alterian, this featurette shows the pain-staking detail involved with bringing Chucky to life and the army of people behind the process.
- Voodoo Doll: The Chucky Legacy: More than six films and a quarter of a century, Chucky, the possessed Good Guys doll, has been the playmate we love to hate. This featurette looks at why we're still frightened by the red haired terror and recalls some favorite moments from the previous films.
- Storyboard Comparisons
Blu-ray and DVD extras will include:
- Deleted Scenes
- Gag Reel
- Playing with Dolls: The Making of Curse of Chucky: From scripting, to casting to shooting, this featurette proves that playing with dolls is definitely not child's play! Follow the cast and crew of Curse of Chucky as they bring the newest and scariest chapter in the series to the screen.
- Feature commentary with director Don Mancini, puppeteer Tony Gardner and star Fiona Dourif
Chucky: The Complete Collection Limited Editionis also available on Blu-ray and DVD on October 8 (in the United States only). For the first time ever, Chucky fans can experience all six movies in one set, including Child's Play, Child's Play 2, Child's Play 3, Bride of Chucky, Seed of Chucky and Curse of Chucky.
Quote: He's back! From the filmmakers that brought you Chucky comes the terrifying return of the pint-sized doll possessed by the spirit of a notorious serial killer. When a mysterious package arrives at the house of Nica (Fiona Dourif), she doesn't give it much thought. However, after her mother's mysterious death, Nica begins to suspect that the talking, red-haired doll her visiting niece has been playing with may be the key to the ensuing bloodshed and chaos. The return of America's favorite toy, voiced again by Brad Dourif, is unrated and full of more blood-splattered thrills and chills.
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Sir Alex Ferguson had few complaints after seeing Manchester United slip to an unexpected 1-0 defeat at Norwich City that allowed Manchester City to overtake them at the top of the Premier League.
United trail City by a point with the Manchester derby three weeks away and they will need to make a vast improvement if they are to keep pace with the champions.
Anthony Pilkington's header was enough to earn Norwich a famous victory and condemn United, who were without the injured Wayne Rooney, to their third defeat of the season. While United have come from behind to win eight times this season, they were unable to muster a response against Chris Hughton's in-form side.
"They deserved it because they worked so hard for it," Ferguson said. "We had a lot of possession and one or two half-chances without having any great chances. It just wasn't our night."
Chelsea were another of the frontrunners to suffer defeat. At The Hawthorns, Peter Odemwingie made it a miserable return to the ground for Roberto Di Matteo, as the former West Brom manager saw his new side lose 2-1 and sustain a first away defeat of the season.
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With Times Square now officially a pedestrian-only zone, the NYC Department of Transportation is looking to implement a massive overhaul to the area. But before that can happen in 2012, they wanted a semi-temporary installation to "refresh and revive" the streetscape. Molly Dilworth, known for her rooftop pour paintings, was recently awarded the first prize for her entry "Cool Water, Hot Island". Her proposal is a graphical representation of NASA's infrared satellite data of Manhattan, and appears to be a cool, refreshing river of water flowing down Broadway!
Dilworth's design is a graphical representation of Manhattan's urban heat-island effect based on NASA's infrared satellite data. Manhattan and many other cities like it are warmer than surrounding rural areas because the buildings and surfaces absorb more heat from the sun. Her design draws awareness to the issue and also hopes to help alleviate the effect (a bit). The "design's color palette of striking blues and light hues reflects more sunlight and absorbs less heat—improving the look of these popular pedestrian plazas while making them more comfortable places to sit"
The DOT accepted 150 design submissions to revamp Times Square since it has been transformed to a pedestrian only zone. Dilworth's proposal, "Cool Water, Hot Island" took first place and is expected to be installed mid-July. Her installation will only be temporary as major reconstruction of the Square is expected to start in 2012. Dillworth, who is already well known for her pour paintings on rooftops, will use a similar technique to create her blue river in Times Square.
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The Historic Riviera Theatre presents its 2013 summer film series on Thursdays at 7 p.m. from July 11 through Sept. 5 (save July 25).
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All films are subject to change. General admission tickets are $3 each and can be purchased at the door.
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Teddy Bridgewater once dreamed of donning the green and orange and playing for his hometown Hurricanes.
Now, garbed in Louisville Cardinal red, he dreams of threading touchdowns through Miami's defense Saturday in the Russell Athletic Bowl — a game many believe will be the last of his college career.
"My mom always tells me, 'Blessings are never denied, they're just delayed,''' said Bridgewater, 21, a junior who earned his degree after only three years and is projected by NFL analysts as the nation's No. 1 quarterback should he enter the upcoming draft. "Everyone has their time, and their time will come.''
The friendly, upbeat hometown kid said he will decide whether to enter the NFL Draft after the bowl game. But he can't wait to face his friends on the Hurricanes (9-3), playing in their first bowl game in three years. He competed with several of them in Optimist youth sports as a youngster at Bunche Park, then as a Northwestern High star initially committed to the Canes before coach Randy Shannon was fired in 2010.
"What a way to finish the season,'' said Bridgewater, whose Cardinals (11-1), now ranked 18th, defeated Florida in the Sugar Bowl to end last season.
At least two dozen Cardinals, many of them key players, are from South Florida.
"It definitely makes it more exciting,'' said UM cornerback Tracy Howard, who played at Miramar High and has known Bridgewater for several years. "Of course there's going to be trash-talking. There's going to be a lot of stuff.''
Nationally heralded running back Duke Johnson, a Hurricane and good friend of Bridgewater's who fractured his ankle and will be on the sideline watching, said the familiarity "makes it a lot more fun'' because of the high school connections. "Now we get a chance to do it at the next level on a big stage.
"That's where we like to play our best games, on the big stage when the cameras are on. I expect a good game from both teams."
Be assured that the city — and country — will be watching, and that some South Floridians who are normally Hurricanes fans might be a touch conflicted as they settle on their couches for the 6:45 p.m. kickoff at Citrus Bowl Stadium.
"A lot of people who are Miami fans are also Teddy Bridgewater fans," Bridgewater said in an interview with the Miami Herald. "When I was just home recently people came up to me and mentioned that, 'Hey, Miami is my team, but I'm going to root for Louisville because you're on that team.' ''
Miamian Billy Rolle, the new Coral Reef coach who coached Bridgewater at Northwestern, is one of them.
"I've got to go with 'The General' or 'The Professor' or 'The Surgeon,' Rolle said of Bridgewater, laughing. "But mostly he's just plain old 'Bear,' as in Teddy Bear.
"All these good things couldn't happen to a better kid.''
Bridgewater (9,370 passing yards and 69 touchdowns in three seasons) has led the 18th-ranked Cardinals to an 11-1 record, their only loss by three points to UCF. He is second in the nation in completion percentage, connecting on 70 percent of his passes, and has thrown a mere four interceptions in his 382 attempts this season.
His poise and intelligence and savvy on the football field dazzle NFL types and frustrate opponents, as with his spectacular 14-yard run — the last several yards going backward — on fourth down to sustain a drive toward the end of the Cards' last game at Cincinnati, an overtime victory. Soon after the run, Bridgewater broke through the grasp of charging defenders to heave an impossibly difficult, almost sidearm-like throw to teammate Damian Copeland for the touchdown.
"Skill wise and temperament wise Bridgewater is ready to play at the NFL level," said ESPN commentator Rod Gilmore, working Saturday's broadcast. "Something that stands out about him that people don't talk about very much is that he can play very well when things aren't perfect. When the weather is really bad he's still very effective. When he's hurt he still plays well. When guys run the wrong route or there's pressure, he doesn't panic.''
Bridgewater has lived through pressure far scarier than a 300-pound lineman charging him head on. When Teddy was 14, his mother, Rose Murphy, broke the news to Teddy and his three older siblings that she had breast cancer.
Bridgewater was devastated and contemplated quitting sports to get a job to help his mother, a former Miami-Dade Schools bus driver and now field operations specialist. She underwent lumpectomy surgery and still attended every game during her chemotherapy treatments.
"He put something on Facebook about his mom losing her hair,'' Murphy said, "and it hit me like a ton of bricks. All I kept thinking was, 'I have to find a way to beat this.' ''
Now in remission, Murphy each week is saluted Army-style in the stands by her 6-3, 207-pound baby.
"In the cycle of life, people lose loved ones,'' Bridgewater said. "I just cherish my mom because of everything she's been through and the way she raised me. Most people should be thankful to still have their mother. I know I am."
Murphy, 51, finds it ironic that when he was in third grade, Teddy was riding home from a practice and broke the silence by saying, "Mom, you know what? When I go to the pros I'm going to buy you a pink Escalade.''
She now drives Teddy's old 2001 white Crown Victoria, but never forgot his words — though not because of the Escalade part.
"Pink represents breast cancer,'' she said. "I've realized what we both went through was bigger than us.''
Bridgewater's closest friend from Northwestern High is also Louisville's third-leading receiver, Eli Rogers. The two committed together to Miami — and then decommited together. Rogers' mother has had AIDS for several years, and Bridgewater and his mother have been like family.
"I came here to become a better man, and with Teddy's help, I have,'' Rogers said. "He's a positive, humble guy, and he's taught me to be humble.
"Football is like paradise to us. When we step on the field, we don't worry about anything.''
Bridgewater, who said he will stick to his word and whip up a pink Escalade for mom when he turns pro, insists he made the right choice in attending Louisville. If he leaves after Saturday, he'll walk away with his degree in sports administration and a future worth millions.
What happened with Miami?
"I just didn't go to Miami because of what was going on at the time, the way the program was going downhill and the firing of Randy Shannon,'' he said. "That was it.
"I'm very proud of graduating. It's a huge accomplishment, a huge milestone because I'm the first in my family to do it."
He said he respects Miami and isn't upset at the fans who berated him on social media when he changed his commitment. "That's what fans do," he said. "They voice their opinion and I love that kind of stuff. It doesn't get to me.''
He wants others from his neighborhood in Bunche Park to know they can make it out, too.
"We've seen guys grow up and fall victim to the environment we lived in,'' he said. "I want to be an outlet not only to the generation behind me but to people older. It's never too late. God has a plan for all of us.''
What would he like others to say about him after he leaves Louisville?
"He was a guy who was a class act,'' Bridgewater said. "I want to be known as the best athlete to ever come through this program.''


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You may remember our interview with Markus Fischer, head of Festo's Bionic Learning Network earlier this year. The German industrial control and automation company has now released a video of an autonomous kite, which showcases some of Festo's advanced mechatronic actuators and control systems. The kite has a bionic wing filled with an aerostatic lifting gas and is engineered to autonomously and intelligently cope with strong and turbulent wind conditions, with the ground station's servomotors periodically switch to generator mode to recover energy from the steering motion. Any excess energy from the kite's compliant guy-ropes is redirected to batteries, making this a truly autonomous kite.
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Police and lottery officials accuse 35-year-old Andy Ashkar and his older brother, Nayel, of convincing maintenance worker Robert Miles that the ticket he bought in 2006 was worth only $5,000. Authorities say the brothers paid Miles $4,000, took a $1,000 handling fee, then waited until the ticket was about to expire before trying to claim the jackpot in 2012.
"Why did they wait when there were so many other factors out there?" Onondaga County prosecutor Beth Van Doren asked after closing arguments Friday. "Why? It just didn't make sense, other than they were waiting for time to pass so witnesses would no longer be around, documents would be lost, or the statute of limitations would pass."
The brothers were charged with conspiracy, and Andy Ashkar was charged with criminal possession of stolen property. The ticket was purchased at their parents' store in Syracuse.
Earlier Friday, Andy Ashkar testified that he went to his parents' store for lunch on Oct. 27, 2006, and bought the winning ticket, which cost $20, while he was there.
"I scratched it on the customer side of the counter," Ashkar said, then handed it to his father. "He scanned it. He said, 'Shut up!' He didn't want anyone to know."
Ashkar said he planned to go to the lottery office that day, then changed his mind, called his brother and went to his parents' home.
"I was hesitant. I wanted to do it the right way," said Ashkar, who was unemployed and receiving public assistance at the time. "I didn't want it to have a negative impact on my family."
Ashkar, who is of Palestinian descent, said he waited nearly six years because he was worried for his family's safety. Their convenience store is located in what he called a crime-ridden neighborhood.
Defense attorney Robert Durr focused his closing on the credibility of the witnesses called by the prosecution. He said they could have made up the story in the hopes that Miles would pay them.
Before closing arguments, the defense produced federal grand jury testimony from prosecution witness Ramon Rosario in a similar case in which Rosario had taken payment from drug dealers in exchange for his help.
Durr called it "similar to what seems to have gone on here" and reiterated that there still was no proof the winning ticket was ever stolen. Miles testified earlier in the weeklong trial that Andy Ashkar had taken the ticket from him.
"There was no wrongful taking of that ticket. Nobody can place him (Miles) where he scratched the ticket," Durr said. "If he had made a complaint, things could have been done."
Judge Joseph Fahey reserved judgment in the case, which was conducted without a jury after the Ashkars signed a waiver allowing the verdict to come from the bench.


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Boys Basketball: Bath overcomes 3-pt. shooting woes to power past St. Marys
ST. MARYS — An NBA All-Star Weekend 3-point shooting contest it was not, but the Bath boys basketball team left St. Marys Memorial High School still tied for the Western Buckeye League lead.
The 19-point win was anything but routine, though. Bizarre is a more fitting description.
The Wildcats sewed up a 56-37 win over the Roughriders early in the second half with another showcase of energy on defense and on the offensive glass that makes Bath a league title contender this winter.
But there was a statistical anomaly still out there to track as the game wound down; Could Bath's 3-point shooting jinx possibly hold out for the rest of the game?
Bath did everything right in its win over the Roughriders, save for a perplexing 1-for-30 night from 3-point range.
That comes out to three percent shooting from outside.
One for thirty. Three percent. A victory.
Bath head coach Doug Davis just shook his head. He had no explanation for the shooting woes. He did know how his team still won by 19, though. "We forced a lot of turnovers and our defense took them out of what they wanted to do offensively," Davis said.
Bath held St. Marys leading scorer Garet Fledderjohann, who averaged 17.7 points per game coming into the contest, to no first-half field goals. The Wildcats also plucked 15 offensive rebounds. Bath didn't have a single turnover in the first half and finished the game with just six miscues.
The one made 3-pointer belonged to Cole Chambers in the second quarter. Bath missed its final 14 three-pointers.
A team that has five players on the floor who can all handle the ball and shoot it from anywhere on the court refused to stop hoisting up shot after shot.
"We could've had a bigger, more comfortable lead if we could've shot at all from 3-point range," Davis said.
Bath came into the game shooting 31.8 percent from long distance and averaged 23.3 three-point shots attempted per game.
"That's the way we've played all year," Davis said. "We're going to keep playing that way and hopefully make some next time."
Bath junior Taren Sullivan scored 20 points to lead all scorers. Sullivan went 9-for-19 from the floor and pulled down 10 rebounds along with a silky fastbreak dunk after stealing the ball at mid-court and making a gentle left turn along the baseline for the finish.
It wasn't just Bath struggling with its outside shooting. The two teams combined to go 3-for-48 from 3-point range as St. Marys went 2-for-18 from long distance.
Bath shot 61 percent inside the 3-point line and finished the game 26-of-71 from the floor, or 36.6 percent.
St. Marys senior Jarrett Taylor turned in another double-digit game in the post for the Roughriders. Taylor scored a team-high 14 points on 6-of-9 shooting from the floor. Fledderjohann added nine points.
"We like to go out and trap things," Davis said. "Fledderjohann is St. Marys' main ballhandler, so we wanted to get him trapped, make him give up the ball and not let him get it back."
Bath jumped out to a 12-4 lead thanks to that trapping defense in the first quarter before baskets by Isaac Fitzgerald and Derrick Lauth and a free throw by Fledderjohann closed the game to 12-9.
Bath responded with a quick 6-0 run — with two quick baskets off turnovers in the final minute of the first quarter spurring them on — and never looked back. The Wildcats led 33-16 at the half and took a 46-24 lead into the fourth quarter.
Austin James pulled down nine rebounds for St. Marys.
St. Marys travels to Lima Perry tonight at 6:30 p.m.
The St. Marys JV basketball team won its second straight game via buzzer beater. The JV Riders won 38-36 on Josh Young's putback at time expired on an eight-foot putback along the baseline. The Riders beat New Bremen on a buzzer beater last Saturday night.


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Ancient Coins and AntiquitiesDan Tel Aviv Hotel
The cover illustration shows Lot #323, A Limestone Slab Depicting the Head of Hathor, 8th century BC.
Unsold lots are available at reserve prices (10-50% under higher estimate).
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Nadal tries philosophical approach at Madrid Open
Nadal tries philosophical approach at Madrid Open
May. 04, 2014
MADRID (AP) — Rafael Nadal is adopting a philosophical approach at the Madrid Open as he tries to recover from back-to-back quarterfinal exits at clay court events he once dominated.
Bidding to defend his title in the Spanish capital, the top-ranked Nadal downplayed his earlier exits at Monte Carlo and Barcelona and called his previous dominance there "not normal."
Nadal is an eight-time winner at both Barcelona and Monte Carlo.
"When you lose, you have a hard moment, you have more doubts. But that's what happened," Nadal said Sunday. "Maybe it's normal to lose ... in the quarterfinals. Maybe what's not normal is what happened during the past nine years."
After a bye, Nadal will open his Madrid title defense against the winner of the first-round match between Jurgen Melzer and Juan Monaco.
"I have been working since I lost in Barcelona," Nadal said. "You have to continue and continue and continue, and think that things are going to work out for you. When you come from tough moments like this, you come back with a little more intensity to try to be back as soon as possible. That's what I'm trying to do right now."
Nadal may receive a boost by the withdrawal of second-ranked Novak Djokovic, who announced Sunday he couldn't play the event because of a wrist injury that had already affected his play at Monte Carlo last month.


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Living History
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Hillary Rodham Clinton is known to hundreds of millions of people around the world. Yet few beyond her close friends and family have ever heard her account of her extraordinary journey. She writes with candor, humor and passion about her upbringing in suburban, middle-class America in the 1950s and her transformation from Goldwater Girl to student activist to controversial First Lady. "Living History" is her revealing memoir of life through the White House years. It is also her chronicle of living history with Bill Clinton, a thirty-year adventure in love and politics that survives personal betrayal, relentless partisan investigations and constant public scrutiny.
Hillary Rodham Clinton came of age during a time of tumultuous social and political change in America. Like many women of her generation, she grew up with choices and opportunities unknown to her mother or grandmother. She charted her own course through unexplored terrain — responding to the changing times and her own internal compass — and became an emblem for some and a lightning rod for others. Wife, mother, lawyer, advocate and international icon, she has lived through America's great political wars, from Watergate to Whitewater.
The only First Lady to play a major role in shaping domestic legislation, Hillary Rodham Clinton traveled tirelessly around the country to champion health care, expand economic and educational opportunity and promote the needs of children and families, and she crisscrossed the globe on behalf of women's rights, human rights and democracy. She redefined the position of First Lady and helped save the presidency from an unconstitutional, politically motivated impeachment. Intimate, powerful and inspiring, "Living History" captures the essence of one of the most remarkable women of our time and the challenging process by which she came to define herself and find her own voice — as a woman and as a formidable figure in American politics.
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As with most books written by politicians while in office (or at least aiming for one), Living History is, first and foremost, safe. There are interesting observations and anecdotes, the writing is engaging, and there is enough inside scoop to appeal to those looking for a bit of gossip, but there are no bombshells here and it is doubtful the book will change many minds about this polarizing figure. This does not mean the work is without merit, however, for Hillary Clinton has much to say about her experience as first lady, which is the primary focus of the book. Those interested in these experiences and her commentary on them will find the book worth reading; those looking for revelations will be disappointed.
Beginning with a brief outline of her childhood, college years, introduction to politics, and her courtship with Bill Clinton, Clinton covers a wide variety of topics: life on the campaign trail, her troubled tenure as leader of the President's Task Force on National Health Care Reform, meeting with foreign leaders, and her work on human rights, to name a few. By necessity, she also addresses the various scandals that plagued the administration, from Travelgate to Whitewater to impeachment, though she does not go into great detail about each one; rather, she seems content to simply state her case and move on without trying to settle too many old scores.
Along the way, she offers many apologies, though perhaps not the kind some would expect. She does not shy away from her "vast right-wing conspiracy" comment, for instance, though she does wish that she had expressed herself differently. Regarding the Monica Lewinsky scandal, she maintains that her husband initially lied to her, as he did the rest of the country, and did not come clean until two days prior to his grand jury testimony. Calling his betrayal "the most devastating, shocking and hurtful experience of my life," she explains what the aftermath was like personally and why she has elected to stand by her man. In all, Living History is an informative book that goes a long way toward humanizing one of the most recognizable, and controversial, women of our age. Shawn Carkonen
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BRISTOL, Tenn. – When the Lady Tornado completed their collegiate season with a runner-up finish at the 2012 WCWA National Championships the proverbial foot was never removed from the gas pedal. Instead, the entire team kept pushing deeper and deeper into the international competitive season. Now, three members of the King women's wrestling team and their head coach find themselves in Pattaya, Thailand competing for the United States Junior Worlds National Team against some of the toughest competition in the world.
As a result of their performances at the Body Bar Wrestling Championships held in Lakeland, Fla. on May 13, Alli Ragan (Carbondale, Ill.), Sarah Hildebrandt (Granger, Ind.), and Julia Salata (Canton, Mich.) all qualified for the U.S. Junior World team by winning gold medals. Ragan is now making her second appearance in World Junior competition after a bronze medal performance at the 2011 tournament held in Bucarest, Romania.
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Though the three wrestlers will be doing most of the physical work during the trip to Thailand, they are not the only King representatives impacting the U.S. team. Lady Tornado head coach Jason Moorman has taken on a role on the U.S. women's team coaching staff to help add to the medal collection for both Ragan and the entire team.
"This is big time," said Coach Moorman. "[the] Junior Worlds [tournament] is full of future World Team members and Olympians. This is a very important competition and medaling here is a big deal."
Unlike Ragan, this is Moorman's first time making the trip with the U.S. Junior Worlds team after being selected to join the staff shortly after this year's Body Bar National Championship. He will assist Terry Steiner, National Team head coach for the United States, in the operations for the women's squad. Despite this being his first time as a coach to the team, Moorman has been preparing himself and his team for this tournament.Though each team member's journey began from a different location, Moorman's started with a 13-hour flight from Atlanta, Ga. to Tokyo, Japan followed by a second seven-hour passage inland to Bangkok, Thailand. After arriving and getting situated to a 10-hour time zone difference in comparison to northeast Tennessee, it was time to get to work.
"We did a morning workout outside with sprints and agilities just to get the flight out of our system and to get moving. We got up early and did some short, light workouts. Then we went to the arena for a workout and followed with some cardio and lifting in the evening," said Moorman.
Nine representatives are the process of representing the United States under Moorman's watch. Four divisions have already completed their competition with one medal going to the Red, White, and Blue. Erin Golston (Lake in the Woods, Ill./USOEC) took bronze in the 44 kg/97 lbs. division for the country's first medal of the tournament, but with all three King wrestlers awaiting to take the mat on Friday there may be more being brought back across the pond.
Junior Alli Ragan (63 kg), a returning bronze medalist from a year ago, is set to take on Laura Gavriliuc of last year's host site, Romania. Gavriliuc placed fifth at last year's competition.
Sophomore Julia Salata has a chance to knock off the defending Junior World bronze medalist in the 72 kg division. She will wrestle Elmira Syzdykova of Kazakhstan, the current Asian Junior champion.
King's final representative, Sarah Hildebrandt (55 kg), will take on Elena Turcan of Moldova. Turcan was the European Junior bronze medalist and was 12th at last year's Junior World Championships at 51 kg/112 lbs.
Coverage of the event can best be followed either through TheMat.com and USA Wrestling contributor Jason Bryant or through the official FILA website, www.fila-official.com. Click here for a direct link to all of the Junior World Championship brackets and results. Action will resume, Friday, Sept. 7.
"It has been great to be here this time with Alli and support her, Sarah [Hildebrandt], and Julia [Salata] in their run to medal here. It is incredibly exciting and I have high hopes for all of them."


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7 Surprisingly Common Breastfeeding Questions
August 15, 2012
Breastfeeding can bring such joy, but it can also come with its fair share of questions and uncertainty. Having lots of questions is entirely normal, and no mom should ever feel ashamed or embarrassed to ask them. It's helpful to develop a support system of breastfeeding moms, family and a lactation consultant to go to… Read More about "7 Surprisingly Common Breastfeeding Questions"


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Woodworking Workshop
The shop offers instruction in all aspects of woodworking including furniture design, cabinetmaking, wood turning and carving. You'll find extensive tools and machinery, a finishing room equipped with a spray booth, and a studio for matting and framing photos, prints, posters and drawings. There is also an extensive library of texts and periodicals on furniture design and construction as well as general issues in the history of design.
Students of all levels of experience are encouraged to try out the shop (starting with a Woodworking Orientation Session, below). You could build a set of shelves, a desk or perhaps a cabinet for your video, TV and audio systems. Studio Art students might want to build canvas stretchers; engineering students might need to construct models or prototypes. Woodshop instructors are always available to help you with all aspects of your work.
Summer 2018
The Woodworking Workshop will be open for the Summer term from
Thu, June 21, through Tue, August 28.
Open to Dartmouth students with a valid Dartmouth ID.
Mon, Tue & Fri: 1–5 pm
Wed & Thu: 1–8 pm
Sat & Sun: closed
Regular shop users should note the dates and times on the Orientation Schedule as the shop will be closed to regular use during scheduled orientation sessions.
OPEN WORKSHOP USER FEESDartmouth students: $12 per term
Woodworking Orientation Sessions
Attendance at one orientation session will provide an introduction to the safe use of major power tools and, together with successfully completing the On-line Woodworking Safety Module, will certify students to use the Hopkins Center Woodworking Shop. Register online or at the Hopkins Center Box Office. Fee: $5
Click on the following dates to enroll in an orientation session. (Dartmouth students must first log in via the Hopkins Center for the Arts green Student Log‑in portal to access these links. If you have trouble with the log-in process, call or email the Hop Box office at email@example.com or 603.646.2422.)
Tue, June 26 at 6 pm
Thu, July 5 at 6 pm
Mon, July 16 at 6 pm
Wed, July 25 at 6 pm
After attending one Orientation session, please go online to the Environmental Health and Safety (EHS) website, log in, choose "Woodworking."
Upon completion of the safety module, you will receive an automatic email reply. Show that reply to the Woodshop staff, and you will be certified to use shop's power tools.
The Woodworking Shop is located downstairs in the Hopkins Center, room 62, across from the Paddock Music Library.
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Woodworker Dudley Whitney, one of the treasured teachers in the Hop's Student Workshops, was the subject of this December 1 profile in an NPR series celebrating great teachers and teaching!
For more information email Greg Elder or call the Woodworking Workshop (603.646.2347) during studio hours.


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Motion sickness is a syndrome that occurs in some people when they travel in a vehicle such as an automobile,
airplane, or ship. Its symptoms include dizziness, nausea, vomiting, drowsiness, pallor, and sweating. Why some people experience motion
sickness and others don't, is uncertain. The syndrome appears to arise from a disturbance in the organs of balance found in the inner ear.
Psychological factors may also be involved. In the course of a long journey, the problem may disappear on its own, and in general such
symptoms quickly cease once travel is ended.
Specific Remedies:
Ginger can usually be relied upon. Research published
in the British medical journal The Lancet, showed it to be more effective than Dramamine in preventing the symptoms of motion sickness.
It may be taken as a cup of fresh infusion, eaten as candied ginger, or as capsules of the powder. For people who do not like the taste of ginger
the capsules are ideal, usual dosage of such capsules is 2 to 4 as needed. The herb Black Horehound (Ballota nigra)will also reduce this
kind of nausea. One of the more effective allopathic treatments involves a dermal patch of scopolamine, a constituent of Belladonna.
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Lizette Woodworth Reese, 1856 -1935, was an American poet. She taught school for 45 years, 21 of them at the Western High School in Baltimore. Her poetry, remarkable for its intensity and concision, has been compared to that of Emily
Dickinson. She is probably best remembered for the sonnet Years. Her
volumes of poetry include A Branch of May (1887), A Handful of Lavender (1891), A Quiet Road (1896), Spicewood (1920), and Selected Poems (1926).
The poems are by default sorted according to volume, but you can also choose to sort them alphabetically or by page views.


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Strategic Alliances
January 1, 2010
American Accounting Association (AAA)
Promoting worldwide excellence in accounting education, research and practice.
Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business International (AACSB)
Premier accrediting agency for college/university programs in business administration and accounting.
Association of Certified Fraud Examiners (ACFE)
Global membership association of professionals dedicated to fighting fraud.
Association of Collegiate Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP)
Specialized accreditation association for business education.
Association of Latino Professionals in Finance and Accounting (ALPFA)
National association of Latino professionals in accounting, finance, and related professions.
Beta Alpha Psi (BAP)
International honorary organization for financial information students and professionals.
Federation of Schools of Accountancy (FSA)
The organization of accredited graduate programs in accounting.
Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA)
An education association of students preparing for careers in business and business-related fields.
Institute of Internal Auditors (IIA)
Global voice and advocate for the internal audit profession.
Institute of Management Accountants (IMA)
Membership organization for management accounting, financial and information management.
International Association for Accounting Education and Research (IAAER)
Promotes excellence in accounting education and research on a worldwide basis.
International Federation of Accountants (IFAC)
Global organization for the accountancy profession.
International Federation of Accountants (IFAC) Education Committee
Develops standards and guidelines on pre-qualification education and continuing professional development.
National Academy Foundation (NAF)
A national network of academies using school-based curricula and work-based experiences.
National Association of Black Accountants (NABA)
A leader in expanding the influence of minority professionals in the fields of accounting and finance.
National Association of State Boards of Accountancy (NASBA)
Provides information about licensure and practice from each of the 55 U.S. boards of accountancy.
National Business Education Association (NBEA)
Professional organization with a focus on instruction, administration and research for and about business.
National Council of Philippine American Canadian Accountants (NCPACA)
A non-profit professional organization for Filipino American CPAs.
The PhD Project
An alliance that aims to increase diversity in business doctoral programs.
Robert Half International/Accountemps (RHI)
Specialized staffing firm for temporary, full-time, and project professionals in accounting and finance.
Teachers of Accounting at Two-Year Colleges (TACTYC)
An online community of accounting educators from two-year colleges.