text: Elena G. Procario-Foley, PhD Associate Professor of Religious Studies Director, Core Curriculum Brother John G. Driscoll Professor of Jewish-Catholic Studies Iona College Department of Religious Studies 715 North Ave. New Rochelle, NY 10801 Phone: (914) 637-2744 Fax: (914) 633-2248 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Office Hours: Monday and Wednesday: 11:00 am - 12:30 pm PhD Systematic Theology: University of Chicago, 1995. MA Divinity: University of Chicago, 1985. BA Theology and Philosophy, summa cum laude: Fordham University, 1985. Elena Procario-Foley teaches Iona's core courses in Religious Studies. She has also developed the study abroad course to Auschwitz: Memory and Reconciliation: The Churches and the Holocaust. Professional Interests Dr. Procario-Foley's early research focused on the christology of Flemish Dominican theologian Edward Schillebeeckx. She is interested in the various branches of systematic theology, their conversations with both pastoral practice and Christian feminism, and Catholic theology after Vatican II. Procario-Foley currently focuses work in the field of Jewish-Catholic relations. She is the immediate past chair of the Council of Centers on Jewish-Christian Relations. Professional Affiliations, Offices and Boards Catholic Theological Society of America (CTSA) June 10, 2011 Elected to the Board of Directors for a two-year term (June 2011 - June 2013) June 2010 - June 2013: Appointed Member of Leadership Team, Topic Session Christ. I resigned my appointment in June 2011 when I was elected to the Board of Directors. June 2007 - June 2010: Elected Member of Leadership Team, Consultation on Christianity and Judaism/Interreligious Studies (Chair of team, 09-10) June 2001 - June 2003: Chair, Nominations Committee Fall 2000 - June 2001: Member, Nominations Committee June 1999 - June 2002: Co-Chair, Women's Seminar in Constructive Theology June 1997 - June 1999: Steering Committee Member of Women's Seminar in Constructive Theology College Theology Society (CTS) June 2010 - June 2011: Local Coordinator of National Convention June 2005 - June 2009: Board, National Secretary for the Society June 2003 - June 2005: Member, Awards Committee June 2000 - June 2003: Convener of the Contemporary Theologies Section Council of Centers on Jewish-Christian Relations (CCJR) Nov 2006- Nov 2011, Chair 2005-2006 Board Member Christian Scholars Group on Christian-Jewish Relations (CSG) Elected member 2010-2015 Work Group in Constructive Theology Invited member 2005 to the present. Member of Planning Committee 2006 American Academy of Religion (AAR) Manhattan College Holocaust Resource Center (renamed: Manhattan College Holocaust, Genocide, and Interfaith Center in Fall 2011) Board Member 2008- present Stimulus Foundation/Paulist Press Board Member 2007- Present Phi Beta Kappa, 1985 Alpha Sigma Nu, 1985 Phi Kappa Phi, 1984 Research & Publications (selected)


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Dominican Republic, 2015, 86 min. In Spanish with English subtitles.
Subjects: Women's Studies, Cultural Studies, Economic Sociology, Family Relations, Labor Studies, Latin America, Latin American Studies, Race and Racism, Dominican Republic
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Argentina, 2011, 110 min. In Spanish with English subtitles
Subjects: Latin American Studies, Politics, Cinema Studies, Argentina
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Mexico, 2007, 96 min. In English with Spanish subtitles.
Subjects: Latin American Studies, Latino Studies, Cultural Studies, Mexico, Migration, Political Studies.
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Amazon reviews prove idiots have a point of view, too
The problem with equal rights is that everyone gets them, even the stupid people. The vote, jobs, even sex - is there anything more infuriating than spotting a buffoon with a hot girlfriend? Surely there should be some sort of spelling test before they get a pop at the yankee doodle.
Idiots even have their say on the greatest works of literature and cinematography. Cynical-C is in the business of scouring customer reviews on Amazon, and hunting down the one-star ratings of iconic books and movies.
To be fair, some of the reviews are bang on the money; others, less so:
This Is Spinal Tap
If you're going to make such an excellent documentary, why make it about about a band that nobody has ever heard of?
Getting similar behind-the-scenes footage on the Who, The Stones, or Genesis would have been a monumental achievement in documentary cinema.
Homer's The Odyssey
This book sucks. I dont care if Homer was blind or not this book is like 900 pages too long. I could tell this story in about 10 pages. Homer taking all long to say stupid stuff.
Schindler's List
Hey don't get me wrong I like Holocaust movies as much as the next guy , but this one was a real let down. First of all there are no Americans(at least not American characters)hey spielzy what gives, wheres are hero, schindler is no indiana jones. Perhaps he should of handed the script over to michael cricton.I think spielberg is our greatest "dreamweaver", to quote someone else, but this film has no pizazz, or more importantly no color. plus it doesn't have any great action scenes or excitement like saving private ryan. I guess the holocaust is a good topic to make a movie about, but brother this movie aint no "hook". hopefully people will forget about this turkey and pay more attention to stephen's better work, 'amistad' 'field of dreams' ' the lost world'.
The Beatles - Abbey Road
Come Together sounds fake, and everything else is tired. Who would buy this when you have Pink? Get her new album instead.
The Beatles - The White Album
These old talentless hags will never be as great as their idols Oasis! Oasis are one of the best "classic rock" bands ever, aside from Metallica. This whole album is boring and uninspired with weak songwriting. All of the songs sound the same!
Good Fellas
Deserves an X rating for all of the gratuitous violence. Little to offer to a Christian-based viewer who ascribes to humanist values.
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- dudeLoL @ all the comments except the last one. I thought that comment really is a right to speech comment? Surely thats leaving a personal opinion? Either way thanks bitterwallet team for wasting my 30 secs. Im glad you obviously wasted some of your precious life on this shit? You are unfufilled in some respect? Are you perhaps failed doctors/pilots/dentists/dustbin men ????
- acecatcher3this isnt related to this article but can i ask why on hukd one of ur articles is "bitterwallet" where it just links to this site.....the top of the box already doesnt that, remove that one and allow another article to be seen, surely thats better??
- scribblesYeah, Goodfellas is the perfect choice of evening viewing for the zealot at heart. Maybe followed up by a mignight showing of Hostel? Twat.
- scribblesI must admit that Schindler would have been better played by Vin Diesel. Then he could have kicked the nazi's asses and rode off on a Harley at the end credits. Twat.
- Graham N.Homer's The Odyssey I got to page 457 and Bart was not mentioned once.
- Mike H.Quite frankly, I think Good Fellas are shit, they taste crap and there's hardly any topping! when there is it's 'strewn' randomly accross the top and I have to friggin rearrange it so I get a bit of everything in one bite, call that a thick crust? cheaper at TESCO's BTW peeps.
- DavidAnd who says the Americans "don't do irony". That Schindler's List one has got to be tongue in cheek. I wish I'd thought of posting a review like that; it's hilarious! Lighten up guys, he's got you good!
- Geoff J.Quite possibly one of the best posts to date on Bitter Wallet
- The B.Yeah seriously, most of those are dripping in sarcasm
- ChrismI think the reply to this article goes something like this...... WHOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOSSSSSSSH!
- James R.Hey, don't be too hard on brainless morons. Without them who's gonna ask my kids "....do you want fries with that...?" OR who's going to clean the shit of the back of my toilet. I say hug an idiot today - without them the world would be fucked.
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- RalphoPosted by James RW May 8, 2009 at 1:45 pm "Hey, don't be too hard on brainless morons. I say hug an idiot today.........." Come on, James RW!!! Let me give you a hug!! You brainless fucking moron!!!


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In the enterprise, the first application to get launched is the Outlook. We have a natural tendency to catch up on our emails first thing we reach our offices. This is no different for most of us reading this email. Recently, I have moved away from a smart phone to a basic feature phone. There were a lot of learning for me personally. The number of times I started to look at my phone reduced considerably. Secondly, I stopped looking at social network updates often and I started to get a lot more time in my hands. It was a great feeling. This blog post is not about moving away from smart phones :) … After close to 3 weeks like that, now I am back to my smartphones but I have a strict regime on my working habits. I thought it is worth sharing over this blog.
Lack of direction, not lack of time, is the problem. We all have twenty-four hour days ― Zig Ziglar
How many of you reading this blog have the syndrome of endlessly checking your emails, Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn etc all day? This in concept doesn't seem to be a problem, but these habits can disturb our life around us. The feeling that we get out of this is all illusion – trust me.
- What we ultimately have done is spending our energy on wrong things that don't warrant our attention. Doing so we start procrastinating and neglecting the dreams we have in front of us to achieve.
- Getting hooked onto the social media excessively sometimes feels important or makes us feel important. But when you look back in couple of years or even couple of months down the lane you will know they were never truly important. So don't get lost in the pseudo busy schedule artificially created by you.
- Spare yourself of anxious thoughts and getting stressed unnecessarily. The more you check emails, the more you get nervous of pending activities, the more we get angry or disappointed of tasks ahead of us.
These are all habits – I did write about Habits – change them "if required" and can be a good recap. So how can we change our habits. Here are some simple tips for you.
You can't get attention of one who focused on himself ― Toba Beta
First would be to become conscious of what you are activities. I have always questioned the status of why I do a task. Earlier I had a natural tendency to watch my mobile for time. I switched that option off and now I tend to look at my wrist watch for time. Doing so I am not tempted to look at other reminders. We need to stop being impulsive in our approach. Other approach is to open your emails once in an hour and check. I have seen folks who open the emails once in the morning and then later in evening to clear up mails that warrant their attention.
Always as a question, what could happen if you didn't check your facebook now? The same can be true for emails. Don't be afraid something will go bad just because you don't have your emails open. Don't let your overthinking mind control your fear to be paranoid. Whenever the instinct hits you to check mails, pause a moment and think of the work you currently are doing and get back to it.
Often when you think you're at the end of something, you're at the beginning of something else – Fred Rogers
As discussed above, set your own timezones to do each activities of FB, Mails etc. How many of you have put your smartphones out of reach in your evening times to spend time with family? Did you see your child play with interesting things. These dedicated times to do specific things – one at a time be it family or official can make you productive to the next level.
Yesterday is gone. Tomorrow has not yet come. We have only today. Let us begin ― Mother Teresa
Have a plan in place – make your day filled with important and exciting things that you want to achieve from the day rather than just jumping to your emails every half hour. Close your email client and schedule checking them once in couple of hours.
This blog was inspired with the fact that life is full of excitement and checking emails aggressively can sort of replace the quality time that we might have spent by going out and having some great time filled with experience.


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Zebrie Sanders: Statue Player
I am a little under the weather today, and maybe the paper airplane thing was fake. But if this is fake, at least it also fooled The Huffington Post. The obvious question is, What is he thinking?
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This isnt fake. It's real and been replayed over and over on ESPN and NFL Network.
I too wish Video games looked that real.
I too wish Video games looked that real.
Well, the obvious thing to do would be point out that college sports players generally aren't chosen for brains, but I'll be kind and say maybe he panicked.
...And I thought Footy /soccer was a stupid game...
I am from Tallahassee, and this is part of their discipline. When there's an offsides called, the whole line stays in position, for discipline. Guess this guy stayed a little too long. And yes, they did it alot in the Florida game.
Normally, the whole line actually does this. They did it several times against Florida last weekend.


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Welcome to Silkmuseum
To commemorate the centennial anniversary of the opening of the Port of Yokohama, Kanagawa Prefecture, Yokohama City and businesses and industries concerned opened the Silk Center International Trade and Sightseeing Building on the site of British trading firm the Jardine Matheson & Co.(then known as English House No.1) in March, 1959. The museum is one of the building's important activities. Our principal objectives are : to disseminate an understanding of the science and technology of silk production, display beautiful costumes for people to admire and promote the demand for silk. It is hoped that the museum will encourage international tourism as well. We are happy to add that this museum, one of the world's rare institues of its kind, is very popular with both local and foreign visitors.
Visitors Guide
Closed on
Mondays (except National Holidays)
Year-end and New Year ( Dec.28 – Jan. 4 )
From 9:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.(last admission until 4:30p.m)
Admission fees
(65 and older)
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|300 yen
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|Individual party
(20 persons or more)
|400 yen
|200 yen
|150 yen
|50 yen
※Except special exhibitions
Group Visitors
In case of a visit by a group, please let us know the number of members, length of visit, etc. in advance as far as possible.
Attached facilities
For their use, please contact the museum office.
|Station and Time
|【 Minatomirai Line 】
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Jennifer Garner and Beyoncé Knowles want to ban use of the word 'bossy' towards girls who have the spirit of a leader, and former Spice Girls star Victoria Beckham has showed her support too.
The actress – who is married to Ben Affleck and has three children with the thespian – plus singer Beyoncé, who has daughter Blue Ivy with rapper Jay Z, feature in a PSA alongside many other famous faces arguing the case.
The likes of Glee star Jane Lynch, American politician Condoleezza Rice, and fashion designer Diane von Furstenberg, think it's unfair that the label stops females from aiming for top jobs in their career. "Being labelled something matters," Jennifer says in the video where Girl Scouts of the USA and LeanIn.org join forces with the Lifetime TV network.
Beyoncé added that ladies are brought up to take such feedback as an insult while males see it as a compliment. "Girls are less interested in leadership than boys," she admits in the clip. The performer has been entertaining crowds at London's O2 Arena recently and added that although she is the woman who provided jobs for many others, she is not too demanding.
"I'm not bossy – I'm the boss," she can be heard saying. The campaign is trying to give girls a sense of empowerment from an early age and more information can be obtained at Banbossy.com.
Fashion designer Victoria alerted her fans to the cause on Twitter Monday afternoon, sharing a poster featuring herself and telling followers "encourage girls to lead".
"It is thought provoking that a man in charge can be described as commanding, however a woman in the same position may be called bossy," a statement reads.
"I think the word 'bossy' is just a squasher," Jane says in the video. Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg, founded LeanIn.org and has never made any secret of her views on society towards women.
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As veterans and friends and families of veterans and active-duty members of the US military, we stand in solidarity with the courageous Egyptian people and the brave members of the Egyptian military who have refused to repress the people, and in some cases, joined them. We stand opposed to the role the US government has played in economically and politically supporting Hosni Mubarak's dictatorship. We oppose the 1.3 billion dollars in annual military aid our government continues to give to security forces in Egypt. We are horrified that during the week-long uprising, our tax dollars have paid for the weapons and training that have killed more than 125 peaceful protesters and injured thousands more.
After decades of supporting Mubarak's rule, the U.S. claims to support a "transition," calling for "restraint from both sides." Yet the Obama administration has been giving the Egyptian military strategic assistance throughout the uprising. When protests broke out on the 25th, the Egyptian military chief of staff, Lt. Gen. Sami Hafez Anan, was in Washington as part of an annual strategizing session. He stayed in DC until the 28th, when he returned to Egypt to command the security forces.
We do not believe Egyptians are "anti-American" for holding up the tear gas canisters that have killed so many peaceful protesters in Cairo, pointing out that they are stamped "Made in the USA." We believe that the US government's foreign policy is against the values of the American people. Our own government has chosen to support an Egyptian dictatorship, making a mockery of our country's deeply held democratic values.
We know that "regime change" and "democracy" were the code words behind the US invasion of Iraq, which took the lives of thousands of our young people and more then one million Iraqis. In the name of "regime change" and "democracy," we bombed, shot, tortured, and imprisoned a large number of Iraqi citizens.
That does not mean we support dictatorial governments in Middle Eastern countries. We believe in regime change that comes from the people. Invasion, occupation, and the use of force have failed at creating just societies. What we hope to see in Egypt is regime change by and for the people, society transformed from below.
In Egypt, the streets are filled with demonstrators chanting, "The people and the army are one hand!" The moment may soon approach when Egyptian soldiers will be forced to choose between killing or joining the people. Recently we have seen soldiers act heroically and peacefully in similar circumstances in Tunisia, Yugoslavia, Portugal, and Venezuela.
There is a parallel in the US: some of us who were in the military refused to deploy to Iraq and Afghanistan, while others have spoken out against military injustice since returning. Some have supported soldiers who have blown the whistle on our government's war crimes. Others have supported military refusers as they were imprisoned or forced to flee the country for their crimes of conscience.
We extend our support to all members of the Egyptian military who follow their conscience, just like those Americans who refused their orders to go to war or refused to fight once they got there. We support those who refuse to fire into crowds, those who lend their support to democracy.
We also recognize that the U.S. has a sustained military presence in Egypt, with a Connecticut National Guard unit currently being deployed to the Sinai Peninsula. We call on U.S. soldiers in Egypt to follow their conscience and stand on the side of the Egyptian people.
Today we stand in support of a global peoples' movement for freedom, democracy, peace, equality, and justice!
Peace and freedom be with you, people of Egypt!
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DIY Sriracha: Make it at Home and Never Worry About a Hot Sauce Shortage Again
Before Christmas, back when the Srirachapocalypse was nigh, I was privy to a long conversation on strategies for stockpiling the chile-garlic hot sauce. We talked about which stores still carried it, where was the best place to store it, how long can one last on Tabasco alone, and plenty of other topics including a comparison of the number of bottles currently in our kitchens. Me? I had one bottle, close to empty, in my fridge at the time. Still, I don't necessarily put Sriracha on everything, and I wasn't terribly worried about its pending depletion. But given the fact that so many other spice-loving folks were already hoarding the stuff, I figured there must be a better way to survive the shortage than buying out Berkeley Bowl's supply.
With a little bit of patience and a pair of plastic gloves, it's not too complicated to make Sriracha at home. Plus, heat, garlic, and sugar levels can be easily modified; a boon if you, like me, find Huy Fong Sriracha a bit too sweet.
The first step is to make a pepper-garlic mash and let the mixture ferment for around two weeks. Traditionally, chile-garlic sauce is made with red serranos, but I prefer easier-to-find and slightly milder Fresno chiles. For the best flavor, I trim off just the top part of the stem, leaving the aromatic base. I pulse the trimmed chiles with 12 cloves of garlic in a food processor until they've broken down a bit before adding brown sugar and kosher salt to the mix. I keep it running until the chiles and garlic have turned into seed-sized bits, and they've released much of their juice.
Technically, the chile mixture will ferment safely on its own, as the salt will inhibit the growth of any bad bacteria. Yet I like to give my ferments a little bit of a jump-start with some live cultures. The easiest place to get live cultures is from the whey that drains out of yogurt. I simply scoop a cup of yogurt into a coffee-filter lined strainer and let it drip until I've collected 1/4 cup of liquid. (It'll take a few hours, so this is best to start ahead of time.) I pour the whey into the processor with the chile mash, and pulse to combine. Then I transfer the mixture into a 1-quart glass jar—but I don't seal it.
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The fermentation process will create a carbon dioxide by-product that will need a way to escape. At the same time, it is best to cover the jar to let in as little oxygen as possible. There are air-locks you can purchase that will screw on to canning jars, but I find that simply flipping the lid upside down and screwing the band on loosely will do the trick well enough.
At this point, all the chile mash needs is time. For the first few days, you may not see any changes in the jar; but at some point around day 3 or 4, the mash will appear to grow, form bubbles, and perhaps separate from the liquid at the bottom of this jar. This is good. Continue to monitor the jar. You can open the lid from time to time, take a whiff, and check for mold. The mash should smell sweet, spicy, and maybe a little sour. If anything smells super funky (like paint thinner), you'll unfortunately need to chuck it and start again.
Depending on the ambient temperature of your kitchen, the fermentation process could take as little as a week, or as long as three. It hasn't been very cold this winter, so I found that the chile mash took about 12 days to ferment properly. You'll know that fermentation has slowed when the mash sinks back down to in the jar. At this point, it should smell like Sriracha. You'll probably be more than ready to eat it.
But before digging in, you'll need to turn the chunky chile mash into smooth sauce. First, transfer the mash to a blender (the stronger the motor, the better) with 1/2 cup of regular white vinegar. Slowly crank the blender up to high and puree the mixture as smooth as possible. Once it looks smooth, blend it some more.
Now pour the vinegar and chile mixture through a fine-mesh strainer into a medium saucepan. I like to use a spatula or wooden spoon to smoosh as much of the chile flesh through the strainer as possible, leaving behind only the seeds and remaining pieces of skin. (If your strainer is on the small side, you will likely need to do this step in batches. Take your time, and consider this step to be your arm workout for the week.)
Finally, once I've smooshed the puree through the strainer, I bring the sauce to a simmer, and continue to cook it until the sauce has thickened enough to coat the back of a spoon. Now all that's left to do is bottle the sauce; a plastic squeeze bottle is nice for serving, but I like the aesthetics of a glass bottle myself. Go ahead, use it on everything.
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- Fine-mesh strainer
- Coffee Filters
- Food processor
- Blender
- 1-quart glass jar with two-part lid
- Medium saucepan
- Glass jar or plastic squeeze bottle for storage
- Line a fine-mesh strainer with a triple layer of coffee filters and set it over a liquid measuring cup. Spoon the yogurt into the strainer, cover, and refrigerate until the yogurt has released 1/4 cup of liquid, about 2 hours. Keep the thickened yogurt for a snack.
- Place the jalapenos, garlic, sugar, and salt in a food processor, and pulse until the chiles are finely chopped, stopping to scrape the sides of the bowl as needed. Add the whey and pulse to combine.
- Transfer the mixture to a 1-quart class canning jar and cover, turning the lid upside down so that the rubber gasket faces up. Screw band on loosely. You will want air to escape the jar.
- Let jar sit in a dark place at room temperature to ferment until the liquid level has risen and then fallen (bubbles will form in mixture), indicating that fermentation has slowed. This will take around 12 to 16 days.
- Transfer chile mixture to the jar of a blender, add the white vinegar, and puree until completely smooth, 1-3 minutes. Transfer to a fine mesh strainer set over a medium saucepan. Strain chile mixture into the saucepan, using a rubber spatula to push through as much pulp as you can. You'll want to leave behind only the seeds and large pieces of chiles behind.
- Bring the mixture to a boil over medium-high heat. Reduce the heat to medium-low and simmer until the sauce thickens enough to cling to a spoon, about 15 minutes. Transfer to glass jar or plastic squeeze bottle and store in the refrigerator for up to 6 months.


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In this timely and important collection of recent writings by a leading commentator, Sir Samuel Brittan expounds an individualist vision of liberalism which welcomes some of the New Labour policy initiatives, but rejects its communitarian rhetoric as well as its authoritarian echoes on the Right. This vision forms the context in which a number of current issues are discussed: the globalisation of the economy, the future of state-provided welfare, and the control of inflation among them. Sir Samuel does not limit himself to critical analysis of the past and the future: he sets out an agenda for the future in which are combined idealism and realism, frequently invoking the spirit and thought of David Hume himself.For instance, it is said that the sending of Christmas cards does not cause Christmas to occur. Of course it does not. ... The American philosopher, Bernard Lewis, has illustrated the problem in relation to a road crash. If someone says that a flatanbsp;...
|Essays, Moral, Political and Economic
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Jones Lang LaSalle, a major national real estate firm with a Kansas City office, is acquiring Capital Realty, a local firm with a strong office and industrial presence in the metropolitan area.
Capital Realty currently manages about 90 properties totaling 5.4 million square-feet in the Kansas City area for regional and local institutional owners. Jones Lang LaSalle operates in 70 countries and has more than 1,000 offices across the world.
The combined venture plans to make a major push into the Kansas City industrial market. Capital Realty has become a significant player in assisting the development of the Kansas City Logistics Park, a sprawling distribution hub near Edgerton being developed by BNSF railroad.
"Adding Capital Realty's leading local real estate expertise to our global services and resources will allow us to expand the services we can provide in the Kansas City market, an area that plays a critical role in the national supply chain," said Larry Glaze, managing regional director for Jones Lang LaSalle.
Research indicates Kansas City is one of the top 15 national markets for total industrial inventory and among the 10 markets with the lowest vacancy.
Capital Realty was formed in 2007 by 11 former employees of Trammell Crow Co. In 2008, the firm acquired the last remnant of the former Cohen-Esrey real estate firm and became the affiliate for NAI Global in the Kansas City market.
"By joining Jones LaSalle Lang, we're able to open new doors for our clients and provide them with access to the full suite of services," said Kevin Wilkerson, president of Capital Realty who will be a managing regional director with Jones LaSalle Lang after the acquisition.
"We will become a market leader in the Kansas City area with a firm that represents a perfect cultural match for our company, and has a reputation for excellence in the market and across the industry."
Wilkerson and 24 other real estate experts at Capital Realty will be going to Jones LaSalle Lang. Jeffrey Kembel and Phillip Algrim, both senior vice presidents at Capital, will continue to keep their titles following the acquisition.
The larger office will be seeking to consolidate in new space. Jones Lang LaSalle is currently at Crown Center, Capital Realty is located in Overland Park at 7500 College Blvd.


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Why Do Dogs Leave Earth First?
The following guest post comes from settleforwonder; for A Place To Love Dogs:
A Child Answers –
Being a veterinarian, I had been called to examine a ten-year-old Irish Wolfhound named Belker. The dog's owners, Ron, his wife Lisa, and their little boy Shane, were all very attached to Belker, and they were hoping for a miracle.
I examined Belker and found that he was dying of cancer. I told the family we couldn't do anything more for Belker, and offered to perform the euthanasia procedure for the old dog in their home. As we made arrangements, Ron and Lisa told me they thought it would be good for six-year-old Shane to observe the procedure. They felt as though Shane might learn something from the experience.
The next day, I felt the familiar catch in my throat as Belker's family surrounded him. The young boy, Shane seemed so calm, petting the old dog for the last time, that I wondered if he understood what was going on. Within a few minutes, Belker slipped peacefully away. The little boy seemed to accept Belker's transition without any difficulty or confusion. We sat together for a long while after Belker's death, wondering aloud about the sad fact that animal lives are shorter than human lives. Shane, who had been listening quietly, piped up, "I know why."
Startled, we all turned to him. What came out of his mouth next stunned me. I'd never heard a more comforting explanation. It has change the way I try to live. He said, "People are born so that they can learn how to live a good life – like loving everybody all the time and being nice, right?" The six-year-old continued, "Well, dogs already know how to do that, so they don't have to stay as long."
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A Place to Love Dogs is an unbelievably cute dog blog that is overflowing with adorable pictures and heartwarming stories. The site is a must-see for fans of dogs everywhere, and is constantly updated with new photos, stories, and other miscellaneous info pertaining to dogs and dog welfare. If you are ever in need of a smile or need an uplifting web blog to add to your daily viewing pleasure, A Place for Dogs is the place for you. Don't miss it for the world.
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Report reveals the DNA of the most successful product launches in Europe in the last two years – showing that innovation is a science, not down to luck.
Depending on our age, our approach to something as simple as getting up-to-date news or eating out can be drastically different. But today's consumers are bucking yesterday's preconceived generational notions.
Global consumer confidence increased three index points in the third quarter to 99, the highest level since 2006, and optimistic sentiment for job prospects, personal finances and spending intentions increased in nearly half of all measured markets.
Consumers are trying to be responsible citizens of the world, and they expect the same from corporations. So when it comes to purchasing, they are doing their homework.
Three factors form the foundation of a successful ad campaign: Reach, resonance and reaction. Reach the right audience, and ensure your advertising resonates positively so you can generate the desired reaction. Simple–right? Wrong.
Nielsen's African Prospects Indicator provides existing and potential investors in Africa with comprehensive insights across an extensive range of indicators, culminating in an unambiguous ranking of Sub-Saharan African countries.
The global baby care market is booming! But for baby care manufactures, there's plenty at state in the battle for baby bucks.
Global consumer confidence declined one index point in the second quarter to a score of 96. This near-baseline score reflects an overall stable outlook, but uneven performance at the country level increased within regions.
Around the world, more than six-in-10 respondents say they like when manufacturers offer new products, and more than half say they purchased a new product during their last grocery-shopping trip.
Global consumer confidence started 2015 with an index score of 97—an increase of one point from fourth-quarter 2014 and from a year-ago. Compared to the end of last year, when all regional confidence scores declined, the first quarter was more upbeat, as confidence increased slightly or remained stable in every region except Latin America.
The latest Ireland Quarterly Advertising Monitor has some encouraging findings for the Industry with total advertising expenditure rising by +5% in 2014 compared to the previous year.
Imagine a grocery store where you can receive personal recommendations and offers the moment you step in the store, where checkout takes seconds and you can pay for groceries without ever taking out your wallet. Sound far-fetched? It's closer than you think.
We're living in a world of 24/7 connectivity. We access content on our own terms, and we like it that way. But while this flexibility can be a benefit to us, it represents a huge challenge for brands and content providers vying for our attention.
Global consumer confidence ended 2014 with an index score of 96—a decline of two index points from the previous quarter, which comes after several quarters of positive momentum. The index, which has been on a slow and steady rise for about two years, is still above a pre-recession level of 94 from third-quarter 2007.
Health and wellness are hot topics around the globe, and they have been for years. Despite the immense amount of attention devoted to the topic, however, the obesity rate is high—and rising. The good news, however, is that consumers around the world are taking steps to take charge of their health.
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The ad: This flatulent sacrilege for Hormel turkey chili, tagged "Have an out-of-bowl experience." The prize: A free perpetual-care site at Pine Lawn. The verdict: "Out of bowl" means either "toilet bowl" or "out of bowel," they just dropped a letter. Thank you to the four million loyal readers who boldly suggested one or both of these. Now go have a Kaopectate malted and get back to work, the lot of you.
This ad cashes in on our fragile human fears of that most dreaded millennial specter, the Three Tubers of the Apocalypse.
Tom Wirt
Death rides a pale potato. You're right, it's almost as terrifying as those damn M&M's.
. . . those celestial spuds are more than likely diarrhea-induced hallucinations.
Michael Mize
Hence the phrase, "Hey, man, this is some really good shit."
Those aren't flying chili-potato angels. They're the really spectacular poops one gets after consuming . . .
Sheldon Clay
Sheldon, go play with your Mr. Hankey doll!
Those aren't potatoes. Those are pigeons (actually only one pigeon, duplicated -- lazy bastards). Hormel caught hell for the whole pigeon recipe, so at the last minute they decided to call them potatoes.
Derek Littlefield
The damn Audubon Society. When will they stop meddling? A pigeon is really nothing more than a potato with wings, and we say bake 'em all and sell 'em as McBirdies.
These are N'Calle N'Doo-Doo, the legendary Flying Turds of Botswana. They hold a place in Botswanian folklore similar to El . . .
James Frankel
Stop right there, James, you think we were born yesterday? We know the story about how they wheeled out the giant fan, so save it for the little boy's room!
This is the first ad in a series that Hormel is doing with Always pantyliners with wings.
Kara Clapp
Yeah, and they also have a line of extra-calcium chili with Depends.
This ad drives deep into areas best left to Freud . . . what is the proper course of action when overcome by the inevitable result of legume consumption?
Peter Szollosi
We don't think Freud addressed this issue, but according to Procter & Gamble, you should eat a bag of Olestra chips to "come down."
Notice any similarities between the three potatoes? This is just more evidence that Jesus clones food. Need I remind you of the fish and loaves thing?
Misi Woolard
No, you needn't, we have a tuna sandwich in our briefcase. But you're right. And it's Pat Robertson who came up with the line, "Two for me, none for you."
What we don't see in this ad are the hordes of departed human souls floating heavenward right behind these potatoes. We don't see them because they are green and ghastly, having died of botulism from these obviously underwashed potato skins.
Susan Conklin
Sue, will you lighten up? Are you one of those people who needs a Black & Decker Buffmaster to polish an apple?
This ad is a mixed baggie of drug references, ranging from the explicit -- "baked" and "experience" (Hendrix) -- to the subtle, THC (Turkey Hormel Chili) . . . Why don't they just come out and say it: Hormel chili will feed the need when you've smoked all of your dope.
Richard Bronshvag
Uh-oh. Did you say "Feed the need"? You've stolen that canned ravioli slogan, man. That kid in the tree who eats it cold is coming after you.
Why three potatoes? Is this one of those subliminal ads referencing the Trinity? Is Hormel actually appealing to the Born Again community to eat more processed canned meat? Will they have an interactive version of this ad for the Internet where the potatoes actually fly to the light?
Alan B. Rosenfeld
So we guess you could say those online Born Agains are gonna get a lot of Spam. That joke is your fault, Al, it was your damn setup!
Beans, beans, the magical fruit, the more you eat, the more likely you are to induce the complete shutdown of delicate gastrointestinal processes, which, according to Newton's Third Law of Motion, will violently catapult you into the heavens on a column of flaming methane, screaming, "I can see my house from heeeeere."
Jason Steinberg
First Freud, now Newton. We attract such an intellectual crowd!
This is clearly a case of a mixed metaphor of the Field of Dreams variety. When asked "Is this heaven?" Costner replies something like, "No, it's Iowa." Iowa, Idaho -- what's the difference, really?
Tammy Duker
Beyond the fact that after The Postman Costner no longer cares what state he's in, we have no idea what you're talking about, Tammy.
This is part of the Devil's master plan to make us believe Heaven is where good people suffer an eternity of gas pains. No, Satan, we will not believe you. Everybody knows you can't get chili in Heaven, only veggie burgers!
Mark Zukor
Yeah, ever since St. PETA took over. Ka-bing! You made us do that, Mark! Do you know Al?
Obviously, what the ad is trying to say is that when you eat Hormel chili (turkey with beans) you will feel like you've died and gone to heaven. Also, their tag is referring to the flying potatoes, showing that chili doesn't always have to be eaten in a bowl.
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Those exciting Winter Games are gone and forgotten, but who can ever forget this ad? The copy: "Every time you make a purchase with your Visa card, Visa will make a donation to help the 1998 U.S. Olympic Team hopefuls." You can bet we ran right out and racked up some fresh credit card debt so Michelle Kwan could get some more sequins. The headline: "The U.S. figure skaters rely on grace, agility and Stan's new stainless steel blades." Huh? Stan? We scratched our noggin, but we don't know. Blow for the Gold at firstname.lastname@example.com. Contest not


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OSU Honors Faculty for Research Excellence
Oklahoma State University has selected six outstanding faculty researchers as this year's Regents Distinguished Research Award winners. These faculty members maintain records of past and continuing excellence in research and are recognized nationally and internationally for achievements in their respective fields of study. Winners will be honored at the Fall Convocation in November. This year's winners are:
Dr. Brett F. Carver, Regents Professor, Division of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources Dr. Carver's work focuses on the creation of genetically improved wheat varieties for Oklahoma. The farm-gate value of Oklahoma's wheat crop, which exceeded $1 billion in 2008, is driven annually by the infusion of improved varieties across the commercial wheat landscape. Under Carver's leadership, the Wheat Improvement Team at OSU – organized by him in 1998 – has created 13 new wheat varieties, three of which already dominate Oklahoma's wheat acreage. His "GrazenGrain" breeding system also produced the first wheat variety with true grazing tolerance, a key component of the dual-purpose management system previously bred for only in forage crops.
Dr. John M. Chaney, Professor, College of Arts and Sciences Dr. Chaney's research melds pediatric psychology and minority/diversity issues. Specifically, he examines family systems functioning in the context of chronic childhood health problems such as juvenile rheumatic disease and Type 1 diabetes. In 2007, he was co-author of the first paper focused on Native Americans ever to be published in the Journal of Pediatric Psychology. In this effort, he and his colleagues demonstrated that parents of Native American children with rheumatic diseases were at a higher risk of experiencing the negative effects of disease relative to their Caucasian counterparts. He also studies academic achievement in Native American college students and implicit bias in perceptions of Native American sports mascots.
Dr. Warren Ford, Regents Professor, College of Arts and Sciences Dr. Ford works on the synthesis of polymeric materials and nanotechnology. He was the statewide project coordinator of the Oklahoma Network for Nanostructured Materials, a group that between 2002 and 2008 devoted about $7 million in grant funds to improved instrumentation at OSU, the University of Oklahoma and Tulsa University. The funding also supported interdisciplinary nanotechnology research projects statewide as well as annual state nanotechnology conferences. His efforts helped shape Oklahoma as a state where nanotechnology researchers work together to further collaborative interdisciplinary research.
Dr. Rathindra Sarathy, Ardmore Professor, Spears School of Business Dr. Sarathy conducts research in the rapidly growing field of data security. For the past decade, his work has contributed to the development of theory, techniques and measures relating to the protection of numerical data. His work has been published in several major journals and has significantly impacted academic research, becoming a staple in doctoral seminars at major universities. Additionally, his work is among procedures recommended by the U.S. Office of Management and Budget in its report on statistical disclosure limitation methodology. Sarathy has received funding from OSU's Technology Business Assessment Group for the commercial potential of his work.
Dr. Brenda J. Smith, Associate Professor, College of Human Environmental Sciences Dr. Smith's work centers on the role nutrition plays in the prevention and treatment of diseases associated with aging, specifically osteoporosis. She and her team were instrumental in demonstrating how dried plums promote new bone formation. Their study discovered dried plums to have comparable effects to the only FDA-approved drug that may reverse bone loss. Currently, Smith is involved with two clinical research studies. One designed to assess the impact of diabetes and inflammation on Native American women's risk for osteoporosis. The second focused on optimizing bone health and quality of life for veterans following lower limb amputation.
Dr. Gary Yen, Professor, College of Engineering, Architecture and Technology Dr. Yen's main research accomplishments are in the areas of control automation and health monitoring, bibliometric analysis and visualization, and evolutionary multi-objective optimization. Yen was among the first to make an in-depth analysis of global asymptotic stability of discrete-time neural networks. He was also a pioneer on the design of associate memory via learning and forgetting. Yen's lasting impact has been in the emerging topic of complex network theory and its visualization of research specialties as complex networks. This work has seen applications in technology forecasting, funding decision-making and social modeling. He is a fellow of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Inc. (IEEE) and editor-in-chief of the IEEE Computational Intelligence Magazine. He will serve as president of the IEEE Computational Intelligence Society in 2010-11.
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