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|Crimson Son
Superhero SciFi Adventure by Russ Linton
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His mother kidnapped, his superhero father absent, powerless Spencer faces a world of weaponized humans to prove himself and find the truth.
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Cozy Cat Mystery by Robert J. Smith
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Yoshi and Gatsby are two felines known as the Petectives. When they agree to help a pretty young cat find her missing brother, a routine pet investigation goes sour faster than a bowl of milk. To solve the mystery, the cat detectives must face down a gang of vicious criminal pit bulls and the neighborhood dog police. While Gatsby's up to his whiskers in danger and romance, Yoshi puts together the pieces of a puzzle that could rock their community. With enemies at every turn, can Yoshi and Gatsby find the missing cat and shut down a dog fighting operation in time?
|Crimson Son
Superhero SciFi Adventure by Russ Linton
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His mother kidnapped, his superhero father absent, powerless Spencer faces a world of weaponized humans to prove himself and find the truth.
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Young Adult Dystopian Horror by Elle Casey
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My name's Bryn Mathis. I'm 17, and I live outside Orlando. My dad died almost a year ago, along with all the other adults in the world. I'm almost out of food and the gangs of kids that roam my town are getting more vicious by the day. It's time for me to go where they won't be able to find me…
|Dancer of the Nile
Historical Fantasy by Veronica Scott
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Egypt, 1500 BCE: Nima's beauty and skill as a dancer leads an infatuated enemy to kidnap her after destroying an Egyptian border town. However, she's not the only hostage in the enemy camp: Kamin, an Egyptian soldier on a secret mission for Pharaoh, has been taken as well. Working together to escape, the two of them embark on a desperate quest across the desert to carry word of the enemy's invasion plans to Pharaoh's people.
|The Last Line
Thriller Boxed Set – Books 1 & 2
Thriller by Solomon Carter
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Ex-elite MI6 field agent Jenna Royal witnessed her sister's brutal murder during a botched field mission in Iran. Betrayed and left for dead, Jenna must have her revenge. But first Jenna and her team must put the past aside to stop a foreign conspiracy from destroying the nation.
Erotic Romance by River Savage
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Kadence Turner has no business lusting over a student's father, especially the president of the Knights Rebels MC. Nix is crass, obnoxious and dangerously sexy and for some reason, Kadence can't seem to hate him for it. The bossy biker breaks down her defenses, but unlike the old Kadence, the woman she is today won't give in without a fight.
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Romantic Fantasy by Abbey MacMunn
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When inquisitive antique dealer Cami Wilson learns she's the revered offspring of an immortal mother and a mortal father, it's not just her hybrid status that has her all flustered. The title comes with her very own super-sexy guardian. Jaded immortal Joseph Carlisle has only one thing on his mind; his sworn duty to protect the hybrid from those who wish her harm. Anything else would be complicated. That is until they meet. Chemistry sizzles between them but there's a problem—the hybrid's curse. Cami's touch, skin to skin, proves near fatal to her and all immortals, Joseph included.
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When Candice Carlson is assigned to work on a project for my company, it's only fitting that I give her a shot at the brass ring. She's young and brilliant and beautiful. And there's something mysterious about her that draws me to her like a moth to a flame. She can try to resist all she wants, but when Tanner Wright wants something, you can bet the bank that he will get it; one way or another.


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How to Apply Mascara to Look More Awake
I put together a short video on how to apply mascara to make you look more awake- something I am sure we could all use. Whether you are in your 20s, partying until all hours of the night at Hangge Uppe (oh the days!) or a mom on rotation with sick kids all night, this method works to brighten your eyes and lift those tired lids!
Step 1
Prep your eyes with Visine. Yes, sounds ridiculously easy, but having bright white as a contrast to your eye color (instead of bloodshot) will go a long way to making you look awake. And if it reminds you of your wake and bake days, well...so be it.
Step 2
Grab that eyelash curler. Nudge it right to the tips of your eyelashes and pump it open and closed a dozen times. If you clamp it down and wait it will create a crease instead of a curve (thanks Stephen Dimmick of Daily Dimmick for this tip!). Repeat mid-lash and at the very root of your lashes.
Step 3
Grab a volumizing mascara like the new Maybelline Colossal Big Shot that I received to review recently. This mascara delivers a heft dose of volume in just one coat, or maximum volume with a few coats. This is my new go-to everyday mascara- it doesn't flake, clump, and stays on all day.
Step 4
Take the wand out and wipe the goop off the end. Place the wand parallel to your lash line at the roots and wiggle back and forth. Gently blink your lashes to apply. Repeat for all lashes. For a doe-eyed look, direct lashes out toward your cheekbones. For a more awake look, direct lashes in towards your nose.
Step 5
Hold the wand so it looks like you are going to poke yourself in the eye. "Paint" any lashes you missed, like the ones on the very edges.
Voila! Instant awake! Thank you to Influnster and Maybelline for sending the complimentary sample of their new mascara. Cheers to looking more awake and surviving on the minimum number of hours of consecutive sleep humanly possible!

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Resume Writing for College Graduates
By Carla Vaughan
Do you want to know how to make resume writing for college graduates easier?
Beginning life outside of college might seem like a challenge, and it might be a little bit scary at times. However, there are some things that you can do to make life after college even better - and to make sure that you can be just as successful as your new degree and your own ambitions will allow you to be. One of these things is to make sure that you have a perfect resume before you set out on the job hunt.
Resume with an Attitude
By Carla Vaughan
If you want to get an employer's attention, you need to write a resume with an attitude. You can bet other job candidates are writing excellent resumes, so you need to do so also. What does it take to write an excellent resume? I could say that it takes time and effort, but that is a given. Instead, let's focus on some important details that some resume-writers miss.


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Wine Phenom Brings her Quest to Houston
Giving it all up for Life as a Cork DorkBY Anne Lee Phillips // 04.25.17
Bianca Bosker knows a thing or two about wine. In fact, you might even call it an obsession. A few years ago, a waiter offhandedly told her he was entering the World's Best Sommelier Competition. Her interest was piqued — Bosker, previously a mere wine drinker, quickly became a vino fanatic. She quit her job as an editor at the Huffington Post and devoted herself to the world of oenology, becoming a Certified Sommelier in an astonishing 10 months.
She chronicled her journey in her new non-fiction book Cork Dork (Penguin), out now. Author Susan Orlean says the book is "a marvelous journey through the mad, manic, seductive subculture of wine and wine lovers." Vogue is fan-girling over Bosker, too. The vaunted magazine describes her as "a 30-year-old possessed of swanlike poise" and praises her devotion to her quest (Bosker gave up perfume, salt, spicy food, and hot liquids, including coffee, to enhance her taste buds, considering it essential for a proper wine education).
Now, Houston "cork dorks" have an opportunity to geek out with Bosker. The author visits Brazos Bookstore in Houston for a personal appearance and book signing of Cork Dork, which debuted at the number 5 spot on The New York Times bestseller list.
What: Bianca Bosker Author Appearance and Book Signing
When: Wednesday, April 26, 7 pm
Where: Brazos Bookstore, 2421 Bissonnet Street


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"It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness, it was the epoch of belief, it was the epoch of incredulity, it was the season of Light, it was the season of Darkness, it was the spring of hope, it was the winter of despair, we had everything before us, we had nothing before us….."
A Tale of Two Cities by Charles Dickens
Nothing like a little Chuck Dick to get your brain pumping and ready for some deep thinking. Personally, I didn't used to big fan of the story this quote comes from, because it's really fucking sad. I mean cry big, fat tears and let out a wail that comes from your toes sad. But I am now, because I've lived some life since I was forced to read it in high school, so now I get it. Teenagers often hate to read the classics for just this reason. The powerless, hopelessness, sickness and despair is difficult for them to understand partially because they have no context for it, but also because they are in the phase of life where they are feeling invincible! I remember it well.
I also remember the moment I came to understand and come to terms with the fact that I wasn't invulnerable. I guess that's why as adults, we sometimes crack open the depressing and dark classics we groaned about in our youth. Because with new understand about life and years of experience, we can see the beauty in the sadness, and find courage we never knew we had as we identify with the struggles of the characters, and learn from their stories.
At some point, we grow into people who find meaning in the weighty words of writers like Charles Dickens whose stories continue to be sources of inspiration and insight for all who read them.
So why am I waxing philosophical and getting profound on you this fine Sunday morning? Well, because the funniest thing happened to my friends and I last night while we were out celebrating the best of times –a birthday! My entire crew of girlfriends is over 40 now and we were all working it in all different ways last night.
Me? I was wearing this bitchin' sweater and pair of jeans I found at the Goodwill Store in Lemont and my son's Chuck Taylor shoes. Now granted, the sweater has a little hole in the armpit, but I figured that I'd be keeping my arms down so who would know? I was dressed down as usual, but still I looked very much like a middle age mom.
Unlike me, my girlfriends were all looking fashionable and made up, wearing trendy clothing and shoes that made them look classy and elegant. Perfect for a night out for dinner and dancing. But they too looked like what they are, middle age moms. Fashionable middle aged moms, but even if we were all rocking Botox and micro-mini's, not one of us could pass for anything under 35, and really people would just have thought we were hookers if we even attempted to dress like we were in our 20's.
But it's not the worst of times for us, not being able to find a wrinkle free spot on our faces or rock skinny jeans. What might scare the shit out of the shiny young kids, is something my friends and I are starting to crave – a life well lived.
Last night was no different than any other night out celebrating really, the plan was to scarf up some grub, have margaritas and maybe swing by a bar that had a DJ to do a little dancing. Maybe turned into totally and although I didn't want to bust any moves, I let myself be dragged out to the dance floor.
We shared the dance floor with gorgeous young girls whose flawless, wrinkle free skin glowed in the light. Most of them were wearing tight mini-skirts, wedge shoes and way too much make up. They were dancing carefully and if I may say so, conservatively, and I'm guessing they didn't want to bust out of the painted on clothing they were wearing or spill their $10 fru fru drinks. They didn't seem to be having half the fun that my girlfriends and I were, because they were too concerned about how they looked and what guys were checking them out. Me and my friends? Well, we were dancing like nobody was watching, even though people were. And laughing.
"Um…Nic, you have a hole in your sweater." A friend of mine informed me when I was waving my hands in the air like I just didn't care.
DAMMIT, was my first thought, I should have kept my arms down, but then I was thinking, fuck it, I gotta keep on waving my hands in the air like I just don't care because I really didn't care. I was having so much FUN! We were all giggling and having a blast. The old farts and the young things, dancing together on the dance floor, the obvious contrast was impossible to ignore. The young girls were laughing and dancing with us, loosening up bit by bit as they worked their way into our circle.
I was thinking how funny it was when a particularly stunning young thing watching us old bats having fun pulled my friend Lisa aside and said, "You guys are just so awesome and fun and cute. And you remind me so much of my best friend. MY MOM!"
And that's when the light crashed with the dark; the best with the worst, the foolish with the wise and the laughter and tears began to flow.
We all burst out laughing. Choking really, and struggling to breathe with tears rolling down our cheeks. Cute? She was calling us cute? And the poor thing was suddenly confused, looking like a baby kitty with her head cocked to the side. She couldn't figure out what had us rolling, so we told her.
Yeah, a bunch of middle aged moms being told how adorable and fun we seemed, doing our thing amidst the barely out of Underoos crowd. Each of us "cute moms" were old enough to be the mom of this girl and her friends, all of who just couldn't get over how endearing it was to watch the old ladies sing along to songs from "Thriller." We got such a kick out of it, but the young girl didn't. She kept trying to apologize, thinking she had offended us in some way. She though that we took her words as an insult, but we didn't!
Her words actually enlightened us and made us feel more beautiful than any of us had felt in a long time. Our laughter, fun and friendship made us beautiful. Our laugh lines, love handles and uninhibited dance moves and decades of friendship were making this girl smile and reminded her of the woman who had raised her, the woman she called her best friend.
Best compliment ever.
But of course we had to give her shit. Eventually she came around and understood that we were not a bit offended or angry about what she had said, we embraced her and kept on grooving. After all, we didn't have much time before our old bones got tired and we needed to get home to bed. As we left the dance floor, still laughing, we looked back at the group of fresh faced, especially the sweet girl who compared us to her mom.
"I hope she doesn't get the clap," one of us giggled.
"Or Herpes!" someone else said.
"Or PREGNANT," said another.
But we looked at each other and were thinking the same thing as we went to get our coats and head home to our families. The mom in each of us hopes that someday she will be that lucky. That she will get pregnant and have a baby to love and raise, that she will grow into a woman of character surrounded by strong friendships, confident enough to leave the house for a mom's night out and dance her ass off amidst the chaos and innocence of youth.
Yeah, I hope that for her. I hope that she finds the balance between dark and light, wisdom and foolishness. I hope that she feels hopeful, seeing everything that lies ahead of her as an adventure even when she has no idea how she will get through the tough times.
And for god sake I hope she keeps rocking those mini skirts for as long as she can, even though the mom in me was really concerned that she was going to catch her death of cold.
Filed under: How NOT to be a lame-wad
Tags: A Tale of Two Cities, aging gracefully, Botox, Charles Dickens, growing up and liking it, It was the best of times it was the worst of times, Lady Boner, Moms who drink and swear, Moms who drink and swear: True Tales of Loving My Kids While Losing My Mind, Nicole Knepper, women and friendship


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text: Pitzer College » Student Senate » Student Organizations Student Organizations There are over fifty active student organizations at Pitzer College. Recognized and funded by the Pitzer College Student Senate, our student organizations encompass a wide range of interests and welcome your participation. If you do not see an organization that you find interesting, you can always propose a new one. All student organizations are overseen and supported by the Secretary of Student Senate. For more information about proposing a new student organization, finding a meeting space, or anything else, please feel free to contact Secretary Kamyab Mashian at email@example.com. For more information about running a student organization at Pitzer, see the Student Organizations Guide. Student Organizations at Pitzer College A Cleaner Tomorrow (ACT) An environmental education club that works with elementary school students in Claremont and Ontario to encourage environmental preservation, promote healthy ecological practices, and engage youth to take action. President: Polina Goncharova '18 Website Advocates for Survivors of Sexual Assault Pitzer Advocates is a group of individuals seeking to support and foster community and allyship for survivors of sexual assault, sexual harassment, domestic violence, hate crimes, or related experiences. Advocates are a support system and someone to talk to, and can help find the right resources for each individual and aid in the reporting process. Their primary goal is to support survivors, but they also strive to create a campus climate that combats rape culture in a variety of contexts, including, but not limited to, classrooms, campus nightlife, extra-curricular communities, institutionally, and within interpersonal relationships. Presidents: Katie Nelson, Mary Thomas Website Charter Agora The purpose of Agora is to create a comfortable space on campus where members of the Pitzer community can come together to discuss and debate topical issues, as well as improve their public speaking skills. President: Arnesh Batlaw '19 Charter Art Collective (ArtCo) ArtCo is a student organization which works to foster art on campus, both by providing funding to student art projects and by hosting workshops and other programs that nurture artistic education. President: Lizzy Freedman '18 Charter and Bylaws Asian Pacific American Coalition (APAC) The Asian Pacific American Coalition aims to create and maintain a community, which integrates and celebrates A/AAPI (Asian/Asian American Pacific Islander) cultures at Pitzer College. President: Rebecca Liu '20 Charter Facebook Page Black Student Union (BSU) The Pitzer Black Student Union is an organization that is committed to creating, promoting, and maintaining both an educational as well as a comfortable environment at Pitzer. Moreover, it is the organization's objective to ensure that this environment is conducive to the retention and emotional well-being of all students of Black and African American descent. Presidents: Bashel Lewis '19, Nimiye Ogoun '19 Facebook Page Boxcar Club The mission of Boxcar Club is to aid students in experiencing live music while at Pitzer College. The club funds portions of students' concert tickets as well as bring local and live music to campus. President: Henry Dolin '20 Facebook Page Charter Breakfast Club The Breakfast Club aims to form community and relationships through food, coffee, and conversation. The club brings together students to prepare and cook a wholesome and healthy breakfast and drink coffee once a week. President: Molly Edison '18 Facebook Page Charter Chess Club Pitzer College Chess Club connects a community of chess players from across Pitzer and provides a regular space for chess players to compete. All experience levels are welcome. President: Parker Beak '19 Facebook Page Charter Cooking Club Pitzer College Cooking Club creates a space where students can practice and share the art of cooking meals. President: Hana Oshita '18 EcoCenter EcoCenter works to increase awareness and engagement on campus around environmental issues and sustainable initiatives through speakers, workshops, film screenings, and other events. President: Ann Sasaki '18 Facebook Page Charter Encuentros Encuentros are weekly events in partnership with the Pomona Economic Opportunity Center (PEOC) in which day laborers from the PEOC and the Rancho Day Laborer Center come to Pitzer's campus during lunch. Each week the club discuss a new topic relevant to social responsibility and/or the day laborer community, followed by a roundtable discussion on the topic at hand. President: Adriana Cerón '18, Laila Alvarez '18 Facebook Page Charter Filmnatics Pitzer College Filmnatics evaluate a canon of highly regarded films from across the globe. The club watches the films as a community and asses the value that these narratives bring to our culture and society and also contemplate why filmmakers might opt to make films outside of the Hollywood industry. President: Imdad Haque Facebook Page Charter First-Gen Club The First-Gen Club works to create an open, inclusive, and safe space on Pitzer's campus for students who identify as the first in their family to attend college in the United States. The club works to create a stronger network of diversity as well as be in extension of the first-gen mentorship program. President: Tori Arnau Facebook Page Charter Garden Club Pitzer College Garden Club maintains and organizes Pitzer's student-run organic garden. The club produces sustainable food and provides an educational resource for students on campus. President: Gabe Elliott Website Club Constitution Green Bike Program (GBP) The Green Bike Program is a student-run organization created to promote cycling, bike safety and sustainability at The Claremont Colleges and the surrounding community. This is done through the reuse of old bikes and parts along with the organization of cycling events. The Green Bike Program gives community members free access to bicycles, tools, repair lessons. President: Griffin Cloud Levine Website GPB Handbook Grove House Committee The Grove House Committee provides structure and support to strengthen and care for the many facets of Pitzer College's iconic Grove House. They work toward making the House ever-more inclusive and attuned the needs to of a dynamic community, and to provide programming and events. Caretaker: Molly Edison '18 Website Constitution Kohoutek Music and Arts Festival Kohoutek Music & Arts Festival is a Pitzer institution that has brought together students, community members, and musicians for over 40 years. The planning committee creates space for its committee members to experience & work in all aspects of event planning, including but not limited to booking performing artists, managing vendors, interfacing with the Pitzer administration & various law enforcement agencies, distributing promotional material, making art, and general planning. President: Austin Zimmerman '18 Charter KUYA Movement This organization is affiliated with non-profit organization Pusong Pinoy, an international non-profit organization that contributes to the eradication of poverty and corruption by increasing education in the Philippines; they hold book drives, school supplies drives, and collect monetary donations to help improve the education system in the rural and poor areas in the Philippines. President: Chris Cabunag '19 Facebook Page Constitution Latinx Student Union (LSU) The purpose of Pitzer College LSU is to provide a forum of current political, cultural, and social awareness, as well as involvement and support in the Latina/o community and the surrounding Claremont College community. President: Melissa Banales '18 Facebook Page LSU Constitution Middle Eastern Student Association (MESA) The purpose of this student organization is to provide a gathering place for students of Middle Eastern origin or descent to come together for the purposes of organizing, learning, sharing, and healing together as a community. MESA is a safe space that aims to be inclusive and welcoming to all students, especially those who self-identify with Arab, Persian, Kurdish, Turkish, Egyptian, and other middle-eastern ethnicities. Although is is a secular non-affiliated organization, it also aims to also provide a community safe space for Muslim students on campus. President: Simone Bishara '18 Facebook Page Charter Mixed Identity Exchange (MIX) The purpose of MIX is to create an inclusive community for people who identify as mixed race, bi/tri/multi racial, and/or multicultural. The organization provides a space for students on campus with similar identities and backgrounds as well as visibility for a marginalized, and often invisible, group of students. MIX will allow for a more diverse perspective to be heard and engaged with both within and outside of the group. Presidents: Katia Mafra Spencer '18, Alaina Orr '18 Facebook Page Charter Movies, Anime, Gaming, and Entertainment Club (MAGE) The M.A.G.E. Club creates a community for students to explore the multifaceted, interwoven mediums of comics, video games, anime, trading card games, movies, etc. The club works to widen people's horizons concerning entertainment options, encourage communal fun, and provide a time for people to relieve stress from academic rigors. Presidents: Jack Barman, Jordan Wong Facebook Page Constitution Music Coalition The Pitzer College Music Coalition provides a framework for the spread of musical culture across Pitzer's campus. Organization meetings are designed to introduce student-musicians or students interested in music to their peers and to maintain the wellbeing of the Music Coalition studio in the basement of McConnell. President: Austin Zimmerman '18 Facebook Page Charter Order of the Sagehen The mission of the Order of the Sagehen is to create a safe space for all magical creatures, and for those with whom magic exists, by the creation and enforcement of weekly meetings or events with the intent of securing community, respect, and an outlet for creativity during the sometimes repetitive nature of the university setting. Headmastrix: Aubrey Lancaster '19 Facebook Page Constitution Pangea Dance Company The purpose of Pangea Dance Company is to provide the Pitzer community with an active dance crew and to act as an outlet for creative expression through dance. This is a club for dedicated, talented dancers with a passion for hip-hop. Lead Dance Coordinator: Eemon Tizpa Facebook Page Charter Peer Health Educators (PHE) PHE works to foster an inclusive and educational environment for students from all backgrounds to engage in practicing and maintaining holistic wellness and healthy balanced lifestyles. The organization educates and engages the student body through events, movie screenings, speakers, and retreats. Point-Person: Nikki Bansal '19 Facebook Page Charter Photography Club Pitzer Photography Club is a resource for students who want to explore photography outside of the Claremont Colleges. The club provides a space to discuss current trends in photography as well as provide resources for students to exhibit their own work. President: Clint Isom '20 Facebook Page Constitution Pitzer Activities Committee (PAct) PAct is a student-run programming board at Pitzer College that organizes a variety of on-campus events and off-campus adventures, including our weekly late night snack event.. The organization plans and funds events, both on and off campus, and creates alternative programming that offers "substance free" options for students who wish to be involved in a vibrant student culture. Presidents: Krystle Yu '19, Jan Bragado Website Charter Pitzer Climbing Club (PCC) Pitzer Climbing Club is an interdisciplinary club that promotes the values of student engagement and environmental sustainability through the teaching of climbing and the building of its community. PCC makes climbing a more accessible sport by reimbursing part or all, depending on need, of the money required to join Hanger 18, a climbing gym in Upland. President: Zach Weiss Facebook Page Charter Pitzer Dialogue Initiative (PDI) PDI is a space within the Pitzer community where students can have productive dialogues surrounding student and world issues. It organizes forums to discuss issues where students can learn strategies for conflict mediation, and where participants come to better understand views different from their own. Any and all groups are welcome, and the club is politically neutral. President: Elinor Aspegren Charter Pitzer Electrical Society Pitzer College Electrical Society brings Electronic Dance Music from around the globe to the Pitzer community. It also gives Pitzer musicians a place to showcase their talents. President: Cameron Coe '20 Facebook Page Charter Pitzer Faith Community The Pitzer Faith Community exists to provide a safe environment for any student or faculty to investigate faith, build community and serve their community. The organization strives to inspire personal and communal growth in love for people and God through service projects, random acts of kindness as well as increasing the diversity of the campus. The Pitzer Faith Community is part of the Claremont Christian Fellowship. President: Peter Leung '19 Charter Pitzer International Student Association (PISA) The Pitzer International Student Association supports international students in finding a community among people who come from different places around the world but are united by being in an unfamiliar environment and culture. This organization provides a space for students to explore their international identity and how it intersects with identities in the United States. President: Giang Nguyen '20 Facebook Page Charter Pitzer Outdoor Activities (POA) POA is a forum to discuss, plan, and facilitate activities relating to the outdoors and outdoor activities. The organization's mission is to foster respect and understanding for nature and our relationship with nature, to help Pitzer students meet and make friendships with other students, faculty, and alumni interested in outdoor activities, and push limits with the utmost safety for those involved. POA activities include, but are not limited to hiking, rock climbing, backpacking, surfing, canoeing, skateboarding, snowboarding, skiing, mountain biking, and all other activities that create a strong link with people and the outdoors. President: Natalie Mark Website Charter Pitzer Psychological Student Association (PPSA) PPSA is a club for Psychology majors or those interested in Psychology. It plans events open to all students that include speakers, movie nights, dinner with Psychology faculty, career field trips, and it publishes student writing in the encephalon. It is also available to help students in a Psychology class or answer questions about classes. President: Maddie Bennet Charter Pitzer Tabletop Roleplaying Games Club (PZTRPG) PZTRPG is a student organization which attempts to give resources to those wishing to play tabletop roleplaying games. The club primarily focuses on the roleplaying game "Dungeons and Dragons" but other Tabletop Role Playing games are available. President: Taren Bouwman Facebook Page Charter Pre-Hospital Certification Club Pitzer Pre-Hospital Certification Club assists students in completing a multitude of prehospital certification programs. Including but not limited to, EMT, lifeguard, and basic CPR certification. President: Marcus Hofer-Curl '18 Charter Rainbow People Collaborative Rainbow People is Pitzer's LGBTQQIAAP and everything in between and beyond identity group. It is a community-forming group that seeks to create an open and inclusive space for students who want to discuss sexual identity, gender, and other forms of queer identity and culture and provide interpersonal and communal support for queer students. Meetings rotate between facilitated discussions and club bonding activities. Co-presidents: Miranda Klinck Facebook Page Charter Respectacle at Pitzer Respectacle of Pitzer exists to re-purpose used, quality prescription glasses by re-distributing them to underserved communities worldwide. President: Christopher Santilli Charter Shakedown Café The Shakedown Café is a student founded and managed restaurant and community space serving delicious, locally sourced meals that are both environmentally and socially sustainable in a venue of art, music and creative energy. Website Shakedown Manifesto Spoonie Alliance Spoonie Alliance is a social group for students who identify as having a chronic illness, or otherwise as "spoonies," and their allies to meet in the early evenings to provide a safe, fun environment that is highly accessible. The group's mission is to bring together college students who identify as spoonies and/or as chronically ill, and to provide a space, community and a form of mentorship throughout the college experience. President: Arielle Davis '18 Facebook Group Charter Stitch and Bitch Stitch and Bitch is a place for beginner knitters to learn a new skill or experienced knitters to further develop their talent. President: Ingrid Topp-Johnson '20 Charter Student Investment Club The Student Investment Club teaches students to intelligently manage investment monies, and to make decisions in a fair, quantitative, and risk-minded way. The organization manages the Student Investment Fund. President: Marcus Hofer-Curl '18 Charter Students in Business Students in Business strives to promote career activities, provide opportunities, and create interest for finance and accounting, while also promoting the importance for basic knowledge in these fields. President: Laura Nicklas'19 Charter Tea Club Learn about a new tea each week with Tea Club. From harvesting the leaves to the correct serving techniques. Tea provided. President: Arthur Meadowcroft '20 Charter The Otherside The Otherside Literary and Art journal is a publication founded by Pitzer students in 1979, and refounded in 2017. It publishes student art and writing, including photography, drawing, opinion pieces, fiction, etc… Presidents: Avalon Edwards '20, Emily Sender '20, Izzy Manson '20, Sean Clark '20 Charter Tutors for a Cause Members of Tutors for a Cause tutor and mentor the children and grandchildren of the Dining Hall, Facilities and Maintenance staff of Pitzer College, giving them the opportunity to become accustomed to higher education and its accessibility. President: Lauren Churchwell Facebook Page Charter Women's Brewing Club The Women's Brewing Club is a group on campus where female identifying and non-binary persons can come and learn how to brew beer and other fermented beverages. President: Leila Barthelot Charter Student Councils Class Councils Class councils work to organize events and activities for their class year, and to assist the class representative for their year. Each year has a class council, and it meets as directed by the class representative. For more information about your class council, please contact your class rep. First Year Class Council First-Year Representative: Justin Sleppy Class of 2021 Facebook page Sophomore Class Council Sophomore Representative: Caroline Joseph email@example.com Class of 2020Facebook page Junior Class Council Junior Representative: Shivani Kavuluru firstname.lastname@example.com Class of 2019 Facebook page Senior Class Council Senior Representative: Melissa Banales email@example.com Class of 2018 Facebook page Hall Councils Hall councils represent their residence halls, plan events for their residents, and help maintain and improve living spaces on campus. Hall Councils typically elect officers near the beginning of the academic year, and are advised by a residence director. Visit each hall council's Facebook page to stay up to date on what's happening in your residence hall. 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god, you must be mad at me or something ..
then why did you let this happen to me?
i faced with a difficult situation, i had to choose one, not two, but one.
This is not an easy thing.
we never ended our relationship for three years.
don't judge me if i'm bad, i'm sure all of you have a good heart,
before you judge me, try to ask yourself first, have you ever, or being or maybe you 'will' do something that i encountered.
This is natural, life process.
in my decision, there is a strength, in which hemm there is a conviction. what kind of belief?
note this guys, women has a very keen sense of smell, sharp-sniffing Labrador Restrivier Psychotropic Drugs. i could feel or smell something odd in our relationship.
You will not understand what it is.
you see from what appeared to be present.
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Community Meal to benefit elderly
There will be a Community Meal for those in service to the city of West Point, at 11:30 a.m., Friday, Nov. 3, at the Community Counseling Services cafeteria, on the former Mary Holmes Campus. This will follow food distribution to those who are elderly, handicapped, homeless, shut in members of the community who will have plates delivered to their home.
"We will be delivering plates all morning," said Alma Brown, director of the Community Meal."After that, we want to invite the West Point Police Department, the Clay County Sheriff's Department, the West Point Fire Department and city officials to come and share a meal with us. The door is open to the community as long as there is food available."
Alma Brown said she will also be collecting coats for the needy during the meal. New or gently used coats may be brought to the cafeteria or taken to Brown's clothing shop, ABC Fashions.
"I've always had a heart for our elderly," Brown said. "I don't want them to be forgotten. Everyone gets so busy during the Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays, that sometimes we forget people who aren't able to get out of their homes."
She said each year in November, the preparations are made to feed the elderly, shut-in, disabled, homeless and the city and county service workers who risk so much every day serving the community. It's something Brown does to give back to the community.
"It is a way to give back to the community and to show our thanks to the service departments in our town so they will know how much we appreciate them and the safety they provide to the citizens of West Point and Clay County," Brown said. "We are so thankful for our law enforcement, fire department. city officials and city workers."
Brown said she wanted to thank Jackie Edwards and CCS for allowing them to use the cafeteria on the CCS campus.
For more information or to donate coats, call 662-306-3053 or 662-841-0043.


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All About You Urgent Care
Suite 104
Bowling Green, KY 42104-4400
Hours of operation
- Monday 8:00 am - 8:00 pm
- Tuesday 8:00 am - 8:00 pm
- Wednesday 8:00 am - 8:00 pm
- Thursday 8:00 am - 8:00 pm
- Friday 8:00 am - 8:00 pm
- Saturday 10:00 am - 5:00 pm
- Sunday 1:00 pm - 5:00 pm
About All About You Urgent Care
All About You Urgent Care is an urgent care center in Bowling Green, KY located at 2508 Scottsville Rd.. They are open 7 days a week seeing walk-in patients in Bowling Green. All About You Urgent Care appears to be individually owned and operated and not part of a larger network of urgent care clinics. There are, however, 0 walk-in clinics within 20 miles of Bowling Green in cities including Woodburn and Oakland.
As an urgent care center, All About You Urgent Care provides non-emergent medical care most typically referred to as urgent care services. This category of medicine includes the treatment of allergies, asthma, broken bones and sprains, burns, cold and flu symptoms, ear, sinus and respiratory infections, insect and animal bites, stomach viruses, skin rashes and most other non-life threatening injuries, illnesses and conditions. Additionally common health assessments are typical service offerings including annual and school physicals and Bowling Green. While this urgent care does offer assistance with immediate health care needs, if you are suffering from a true medical emergency, go to the emergency room in Bowling Green, KY or call 911 immediately.
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Kendra H.
Posted on March 05, 2014 | Visited this location March 04, 2014
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Worst service.
Rude staff, long wait, extremely unprofessional service.
Lisa D.
Posted on March 19, 2014 | Visited this location March 15, 2014
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Love this place!
I was visiting a friend in Bowling Green when I became sick. So, I dropped in to the clinic and was seen almost immediately. The staff that greeted me was great. The doctor was very thorough. Turns out I had strep :(. Very thankful for the quick accommodation but mostly for the treatment from the doctor and staff. I wish I lived closer because I would use them all the time!
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wonderful and fast service
very fast service, polite staff and a wonderful APRN., Erin Rachel Embry.
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Special care for out of state buyers
Why pups sell before you have made up your mind!
OUR PUPPY PACKAGE—we are different in how we prepare you and your puppy
pups mature
from large toy to
miniature Schnauzer!
Meet Hudson. He lives in Long Island New York.
This is Rocky. He lives up in the bay area.
Meet Ivy. She lives in the inland empire.
Puppy reserved only with a deposit. Deposit is non transferable
Many of our puppies are purchased from the site photos only. They are purchased within weeks of birth. ALL pups are considered for sale UNTIL I receive a deposit.
Living out of state or out of the area may make you feel disadvantaged. NOT SO! First, the puppy photographs are taken close, VERY close. I purposefully take them outside in mid-day so that I capture the true color and exact features of the puppy. Out of state buyers are really in a similar situation as people living within driving distance. The latter may have the ability to come and see a newborn, but what they see is exactly what you see in the photos. Nobody is allowed to hold the pup. For health reasons, visitors must keep a safe distance from the pup.
How to buy one of our puppies—deposit—
We accept: CASHIERS checks, orCASHonly. No PAY PAL, PERSONAL CHECKS, or CREDIT CARDS
DEPOSIT: A NON-refundable deposit of HALF the cost of the pup is required to hold a puppy. WHY is the deposit NON REFUNDABLE?After we have a contract in place for a pup, it is taken off the web site and is never shown to or discussed with another potential buyer. Your ownership of the pup is protected and honored. The deposit, however, may be refundable under extenuating circumstances; e.g. if the puppy had a serious reaction to a shot or worming prior to you taking it home or if for some unexplained reason the pup died. The deposit will not be refunded for any other reason aside from something unforeseen happening to the puppy. The deposit mustin cash or a cashiers' check made out to Ashlee Thompson. Pups remain for sale UNTIL we receive the deposit.
SELECTED PUPPY: deposit in the form of cashiers check must be sent within 24 hours priority mail with a tracking number forwarded to Ashlee Thompson. Receipt of tracking number (via e-mail or text) guarantees the sale.
Upon receipt of deposit the buyer will be emailed a contract/receipt/guarantee for the pup.Buyer then be sent our PUPPY PACKAGE that includes a "shopping list" to help in the preparation for the pup!
BALANCE: due when pup is picked-up at 8 weeks of age.......balance must be in cash.
BALANCE of pups waiting to be shipped: balance and shipping costs must be paid at age 6 weeks.
We've given the puppy a name - "Eva" - we're very excited to welcome her to our home. We will most likely have her shipped - an 8-hour flight + drive are probably worse for her, as you said. We can discuss this more later.
We'll start with the preparations that you sent - this is truly a wonderful set of instructions!
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2016 Miscellaneous
TM Truck Bed
The TM Truck Bed models are a utility style service bed with the ability to pull gooseneck trailers. Two outstanding features are easy access flip top side boxes & optional recessed work lights. The TM comes in three sizes: 8'-6", 9'-4", and 11'-4".
Design Features & Hardware
All steel frame construction with 4" steel channel frame rails and 3" steel roll-formed 3/16" channel cross members. This excellent truck bed comes equipped with a steel tubing headache rack with round "easy view" window grill, a steel tread plate deck. The TM is also fitted with a recessed gooseneck ball mounting box with easy access removable cover and 2 safety chain loops. For your convenience, the TM truck bed also features 3 lockable tool boxes with paddle handle rotary latches on front, top, and up behind each side. Other features of this rugged truck bed include: Full length side skirt with rolled fenders and aluminum tread plate trim, Angled fuel fill, Full length rear skirt, Rear bed corners tapered for turning radius, Rear bumper with aluminum tread plate trim, Full access receiver mount, and Premium TGIC Polyester powder coating in black.
TM Truck Bed Lighting
•Two recessed tail, brake and back up lights mounted in headache rack
•Cargo light with toggle switch
•Stop, turn, tail, back up, and tag lights in skirt
•DOT required lighting (clearance and marker lights)
•All lighting must be wired to meet all DOT requirements as originally intended by the vehicle manufacturer
Fender Wells
Due to various chassis lengths and configurations, specific measurements may determine the fender well placement on skirted beds (i.e. 2003 Dodge is 58" cab to axle measurement, whereas Ford and Chevy are 56" on bed off models)
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With Heavy Metal Ninjas, and Arcane Construct.
Mothra album release tour. 5 years in the making, 'Decision Process' out on double LP, CD, and all digital platforms Feb 12. Mothra are an instrumental progressive metal band who have shared the stage wit the likes of The Dillinger Escape Plan, Helmet, the Devin Townsend Project, Russian Circles, Earth, Mono, and more.
Tickets on the door, pre sales $19+BF from UTR.


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Black & Decker® Easy Steam Iron
Spot on Value!
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- True-glide nonstick soleplate
- Superior steam performance relaxes fabric fibers to remove tough wrinkles
- Vertical steam surge to steam draperies or delicate garments without an ironing board
- SmartSteam Technology automatically generates the right amount of steam based on the fabric selected
- Anti-drip protects fabric from water spotting
- Comfort grip handle
- Lightweight design allows you to iron comfortably
- 360° pivoting power cord and spray mist for wrinkle-fighting power
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September 2, 2009 (CHICAGO) --Loyola University Medical Center has adopted a new policy requiring its employees and students to get vaccinations for seasonal flu.Workers may decline if they have allergies to flu vaccines or on religious grounds, but they must provide proof.
The shots are available now and are free to Loyola employees and students.
Loyola joins a handful of hospitals nationwide with mandatory policies to help protect workers and patients from the flu.
"Very few hospitals have taken this step. We are the first in the state of Illinois to take this step and it is the right thing to do. In the end, this will protect our patients and staff," Dr. Paul Whelton, of the Loyola University Health System, said.
Loyola's new policy does not apply to the new vaccine for the H1N1 flu virus. A spokesman says Loyola isn't making those vaccinations mandatory because of expected tight supplies.


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September 2, 2016
from Business Mirror
THE Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC) has provisionally approved the implementation of seven capital-expenditure (capex) projects of the National Grid Corp. of the Philippines (NGCP) for 2016.
These seven projects amount to P1.118 billion.
"The commission hereby provisionally approves the implementation of NGCP's seven capex for the regulatory year 2016, subject to the optimization based on its actual use and/or implementation during reset process for the next regulatory period following the procedures stated in the Rules for Setting Transmission Wheeling Rates and other relevant issuances of the commission," the agency said in its 22-page order.
Based on its initial evaluation, the ERC said NGCP's capex for 2016 is in accordance with the provision of Republic Act 9136 and the "Resolution Amending the Rules for Approval of Regulated Entities' Capital Expenditure Projects" and will "redound to the benefit of its consumers in terms of continuous, reliable and efficient power supply" to ensure the quality, reliability, security and affordability of the supply of electric power.
NGCP is required to seek prior approval from the ERC of any plan for expansion or improvement of its facilities. Along with its authority and responsibility for the planning, construction and centralized operation and maintenance of its high- voltage transmission facilities, it is indispensible for NGCP to ensure a reliable and high-performance operation of the transmission system.
"One of the core mandates of NGCP is to implement upgrading and expansion programs to ensure the system adequately and reliably meets forecast demand, system reliability, demand market requirements and capacity of new generators," NGCP said.
NGCP is also required to ensure a reliable and efficient operation of existing transmission line and substation equipment; and to guarantee a safe and reliable energy supply to the distribution utility. To comply with this mandate, NGCP needs to implement, among others, rehabilitation, refurbishment, testing activities to the existing transmission line and substation assets.


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Mercury Mass Balance in Decomposing Leaf Litter
Kathleen Knight and Dr. David R. Miller
University of Connecticut, Natural Resources Department
|Tree leaves accumulate large amounts of mercury
(Hg), during each growing season from the atmosphere. Leaf senescence
is a significant transfer of atmospheric mercury to the soil surface.
Nonetheless, little is known about the disposition of the mercury in decomposing
litter. This study was designed to determine the Hg transport and storage
pathways in the decomposition process. Composting the litter allowed us
to control the decomposition rate and monitor the Hg budget of the compost
during the various stages of decomposition. Two compost piles of tree
leaf litter were observed, to reveal the movement and chemical transformations
mercury goes through during the leaf degradation process. One of the piles
was turned manually while the other remained static to provide two different
aeration conditions.
Measurements of the Hg inputs (wet and dry deposition), the Hg outputs (leaching and evasion to the atmosphere) and the Hg storage in the pile were made over a 6 month composting season. The measurements demonstrated that only a small amount of the Hg originally in the leaves was leached into the soil. The loss to the atmosphere through gaseous evasion was insignificant. Leaf decomposition released less than one percent of the total Hg in the leaf material. Thus, over 99% of the initial Hg in the leaves remained tightly held to the organic matter during decomposition.


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BumbleBar Organic Junior Size Energy Bar
4.75 / 5 based on 4 Reviews
Product Description
New Junior Bar Size Organic Sesame Bar. Gluten Free. 100 Calorie. Dairy Free. Vegan. USDA Organic. Ethically Sourced Inspired by mother nature, Bumble Bar is the original organic sesame snack bar and one of earth s perfect little foods. Our ingredients are certified organic and ethically sourced to nourish and protect your body and out planet. That means every bite is deliciously free of compromise. We ve been making Bumble Bars since 1995 with a dash of sea salt and sweetness. For us, food is joyful. Happy snacking! Liz, Glenn, Jed, Abby &a. see more...
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These organic energy bars are the perfect food for a teacher like myself! Really, any working person could benefit from these. The best part is that they are organic!
The bumble bar organics are really good snacks to try, is easy to carry and you can eat it any time
I try to have a supply of home made snacks on hand but sometimes life happens. If i do have to have a pre made bar I enjoy the bumble + bumble bars. Good list of wholesome ingredients and not too sweet. A little on the pricey side but that is to be expected with most healthy bars.
These look tasty I want to try them. Please send some over influenster:) I need all the energy I can get.


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You, me, bands, songs, concerts, Red Bull and a pile of CDs, let's do this.
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Missoulian and proud member of the Salish tribe. I live for concert days and festivals and am married to a rad dude named Dave. We are proud to have raised a child who's taste in music doesn't suck, and my religious preference is Foo Fighters.
Ways to reach me:
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It is a place to experience radical transformation and find clarity for a lifetime of following Jesus. To that end, we teach people to love God, love others and love those who do not know Jesus. We focus on the Word of God, applying the Word and teachings to our daily lives and developing character and integrity. If you would like more information about Antioch School of Transformation, please contact us using the form to the right.
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- Combines instructional and hands-on learning
- Two semesters long
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Hot on the heels of her "controversial" SNL performances (which I loved, btw) the 21 year old singer-songwriter-Hipster-queen Lana Del Rey's EP has debuted at #20 on the US Billboard 200, with lead single "Video Games" opening at #91 on the US Billboard Hot 100.
Her new single is "Born To Die", which I've already blogged about here and called "flawlessly fantastic" here. Remixes are now out and they're all as amazing as you'd expect.
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Citi Field Obstructed View: Worst Seat in the House for Mets vs Yankees Subway Series
I'm fucking pissed. Earlier this year I purchased a Flex Pack multi-game ticket pack for the Mets so that I could get Subway Series tickets. I had been looking forward to this game the past 6 months. I feel that I purchased the tickets early enough that I should have gotten a decent seat for the game. Well, that's not the case. I got one of the worst seats at Citi Field, with a horribly obstructed view. These seats are so bad, that there are other websites which bitch about the same seats. These are quite possibly the worst seats at Citi Field. These seats were in Section 529, Row 3, seats 7 & 8. This section is located in the Promenade Reserved section of Citi Field.
What pisses me off most is that the Mets organization complains and bitches about losing money left and right. They complain that nobody comes to the games. Well, maybe that's because they treat their fans like shit. Giving someone who purchased a pack of tickets, well in advance, shit seats is not going to make them want to do it again. Those seats were worthless. I couldn't see ANY of left field. And to make matters worse, I could BARELY see home plate or third base. Seriously, have you ever tried to enjoy a baseball game where you couldn't see home plate because part of the building was in the way? These seats ruined my experience, and I probably won't be purchasing any additional tickets for the rest of the season, nor will I consider a multi-game pack of tickets for next season.
While I'm on a roll ranting about Citi Field, let me also complain about the service of the staff there. It is also shit. I've been to almost a dozen games this year, so it's not just a fluke, it is consistent. If you want to get a beer and/or some food between innings, you'll consistently miss 1 or more innings of game play. This is because the staff working the concessions are not the brightest folks. I'm all for giving mentally challenged people an opportunity in life, but when you are charging $50 to get into the game, $8 per beer, and $8+ per food item, the service should at least be better than McDonalds. Unfortunately the service is worse than McDonalds. It apparently takes 3 people to serve 1 beer at Citi Field. While the next register sits empty. The lines move at a snail's pace. I've been in line for over 1 inning, only to be the next person in line, only to be cut off because the bottom of the 7th inning began, which is the beer sales cut-off point.
All in all, I'm not having much fun going to the games anymore. It's not even the Mets playing like shit that frustrates me, I can live with that. I can't live with spending way too much money only to be fucked in the ass by an organization which doesn't care for those folks spending their hard earned money at the establishment. After this season I think I'll be staying at home to watch most of the games.
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It is an amazing fact that most people who have herpes do not even realize they are infected. Many are surprised when they get their first herpes outbreak.
This usually happens about two weeks after infection, so some do not even realize where they got herpes.
The worst part of it is that once an outbreak occurs, they lesions may not heal until two to four weeks. It can be very discouraging to not know you have herpes, and then have to deal with a very sore area for the better part of a month.
Even when your herpes outbreak goes away, there is a very big chance that it will return at some point in your life. It is important for you to understand what the triggers are so that you can avoid them as much as possible.
One trigger is stress. If you're having a tough time at home or work, you are a lot more likely to get an outbreak. Another unfortunate trigger is illness. Not only will you be feeling poorly because you are sick, you are more likely to get an uncomfortable out breaks.
There are other triggers that you can control more easily. Poor nutrition is one. When you're not eating properly your body cannot function at its best. This leads to an outbreak, among other problems.
Vigorous sex is another trigger that you can easily control. Take extra measures to make sure you are doing noting to damage the area. You also need take special preventative measures here to be sure you don't pass the herpes virus along to your partner or spouse.
There are also signs that let you know a virus is coming. If you start to feel a burning, tingling or itchy feeling, chances are you are starting to develop a herpes outbreak. Some people immediately develop blisters. Others start to get a fever and chills.
It is a slightly comforting fact that your first outbreak will probably be your worse. If you keep it in your mind that you won't have to deal with such a severe outbreak in the future, it may make it slightly easier for you to manage.
If you have gotten your first herpes outbreak you will probably have the disease for your lifetime unless they find a cure. The best thing for you to do is learn what triggers outbreaks for you, and the signs that one is coming on. With some careful planning, you can manage your outbreaks.


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Ray White Queensland celebrates its winners
More than 1400 real estate agents and guests attended the prestigious Ray White Queensland annual awards at the Royal International Convention Centre to celebrate the achievements of the top offices and individuals throughout the network.
Ray White Queensland has a lot to celebrate considering it traded just on $8.6 billion in residential property sales, made up of over 16,000 transactions in 2016-17.
The sunshine state network listed over 19,300 properties in the same period, which is more than its two closest competitors – combined.
In the 2017 fiscal year, Ray White Queensland had 155 members qualify in the Premier status and 54 members qualify for the Alan White Elite status.
In the new category of Chairman Club – those who wrote in excess of $1.25 million in fees and/or 120 sales, the White Family presented Sonya Treloar (Ray White Bridgeman Downs), Michelle McLeod (Ray White Indooroopilly), Matt Lancashire (Ray White New Farm), Sam Guo (Ray White Broadbeach) and Andrew Garland (Ray White Caloundra) with their awards and congratulated them on achieving this esteemed level.
One of the most exciting awards of the night was presented to Sam Guo of Ray White Broadbeach for being the number one sales performer for Ray White Queensland. He was also named for his Excellence in Auction – Gold Coast.
Ray White Surfers Paradise Group was awarded the number one office in Queensland, while Ray White New Farm principal Matt Lancashire won the top Principal award.
The Ray White Whitsunday team took home the Profile of Courage for their heroic efforts after Cyclone Debbie struck, while Andrew and Greg Bell were named the Profile of Courage for their Leadership, and Jared Hodge of the Ray White GC South Network Asset Management as a Profile of Courage for Revolution and Innovation.
Ray White Cameron Crouch won the Excellence in Marketing for his #avogate Property Profile Campaign, while Christine Rudolph of Ray White New Farm won the Excellence in Marketing – Personal Profile award.
The Ray White Ipswich team was named as the Property Management Team of the Year, Ray White Ascot was named for its Excellence in Auction, and the Surfers Paradise Group won the Administration Team of the Year.
And congratulations to Jenny Milford of Ray White Toowong who celebrated her 40 year milestone with Ray White.
And it's with great pride that Graeme Sharp, principal of Ray White Toowong | Stones Corner | Manly and Project Marketing Queensland was named as the prestigious Max White Award winner.
The Max White Award is a prize awarded to individuals who have made a significant contribution to Ray White. It recognises people who are an intrinsic part of the group and who have contributed to the overall success and growth of the company.
Ray White Queensland chief executive officer Tony Warland said he was confident that no real estate company in Australia was at the cutting edge and forefront of all the new opportunities in the industry than Ray White.
"Leadership is the thundering heart beating in everything that we do. The unwavering stability of the White Family for the past 115 years will continue into the future – something we all know to be true given their sincerity in everything they do," Mr Warland said.
"As it has always been, our people are our product. Property is our industry – service is our business.
"We have weaved the tapestry of this company's history. It's always been a story of family values and integrity – from the pure energy and excitement of our newest members, right through to the calm and professional leadership of our long-term business owners."
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• Money: Saturn in Sagittarius guides you to look at the structure, weakness and strengths of hopes/wishes involving friends and groups of people. You may feel, especially when Saturn retrogrades, April 6th - August 25th, that everything has stagnated and come to a standstill. This may or may not be possible because it could be time for you to move forward in a new direction and leave this behind. Once Saturn moves into Capricorn in December, you'll see/know very clearly what action you need to take. The New Moon Solar Eclipse, February 6th effects money, material possessions ands self-worth, wiping away forms of earning that aren't allowing you to prosper. Once this aspects hits you'll have a clearer perspective of how to maximize your personal talents. Most important thing, pick and choose opportunities with care and don't allow others to mislead you, going off on tangents to nowhere, purely on a whim or for their own benefit. Venus retrograde in Aries, March 4th - April 15th, places emphasis on projects, plans and ideas. The question being, how are you going to make money with the ideas you're working on, how do you get the public on board and how do you market what you have to offer? Once Venus moves back into Pisces, April 1st - April 28th, money will again be the highlight. This particular cycle is one, where, if you're spiritually inclined, can turn a dream into reality and financial prosperity, start with prosperity affirmations, then creative visualization (read the book). Jupiter in Libra indicates it would be a good idea to join forces with people of like-mind who can help you expand horizons with the public, in order to be recognized for what you do. Once Jupiter retrogrades, February 6th - June 9th, you should review what you've accomplished so far and see if there's anything you can do bigger and better. Jupiter will be moving into Scorpio and your house of career, goals and ambitions, October 10th for one year. During this time you'll have major support from the Universe to really make your mark and achieve significant recognition. A time to emerge from your cocoon to become who and what you always wanted to be and knew you were, tapping into your personal power source to achieve the accolades you deserve. Mercury retrograde in Virgo August 12th - September 5th, will influence you to look at joint financial partnerships to see whether or not they currently serve your needs or draining time and energy. The December retrograde 2nd - 22nd could bring the return of a friend/group situation. It would be wise to not get too involved because by this time you'll be moving in a new direction.
• Sex: The Lunar Eclipse Full Moon in Leo February 10th, effects long-term partnerships, an aspect that heralds a big change or ending in personal/business affairs and/or open enemies (people you know don't like you). In the personal area, it could be a simple case of not being happy about the way things have been going and decide to initiate a drastic change, which could mean making alterations or just leaving. Think things through before making a final decision, don't act from impulse or emotion. By the end of August, personal relationships should be in a better place, even if you did decide to leave your existing partner, although they may try to come back August 12th - September 5th, Mercury retrograde in Virgo. One of the main thing to pay attention to with love is communication. Try to come to agreement/understanding of the type of commitment/relationship you and your partner want, then the relationship will run smoothly, leaving room for growth and a deeper relationship.
• Power: Pluto in Capricorn, in the house of sorrow, self-undoing, karmic debt, spirituality and all things hidden, empowers you to focus on a higher purpose - your life purpose and prosperity thinking. Consider using meditation, visualization and other similar spiritual modalities that motivate you, to overcome any and all negativity directed towards you by people who are jealous and don't have your best interests at heart. Once Saturn joins Pluto December 19th for three years, you'll start to see the rewards of all your spiritual work coming to fruition. In August the Full Moon Lunar Eclipse highlights a time when, positively many problems are resolved and the end of upsetting circumstances in your life become a reality instead of a fantasy.
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RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL – Brazilian airline Gol has cited a reduction in the country's growth forecast as a reason for slashing its domestic network of flights, which has already been reduced by fourteen percent since 2011. This announcement has sparked concern over the ability of football (soccer) fans to travel between the twelve cities that will host the FIFA World Cup in 2014.
According to a Central Bank survey published yesterday, economists are expecting growth of Brazil's GDP to slow to 2.1 percent next year after expanding 2.5 percent in 2013. This has led to Gol Chief Executive, Paulo Kakinoff, to suggest that domestic flights will need to be slashed in the future amid an already struggling business.
"The forecast of stability [in 2014] should be considered a ceiling. It does not mean we have ruled out future reductions," Kakinoff told investors in São Paulo. "A key factor that we are not in a good position to predict is GDP."
In May, the airline announced it would be cutting 4,000 jobs before posting a seventh consecutive quarterly loss this month and reported a net loss of R$197 million (US$85 million) in the third quarter of this financial year. The possibility of Gol restricting its flight charters would make travel during the World Cup extremely difficult when 600,000 fans are expected to descend on the country. This has caused some to suggest the use of external companies to assist with transport if Gol makes such cutbacks.
Gol's Chief Financial Officer Edmar Lopes quashed the fears of a shortage of flight availability during next year's international tournament after proclaiming that "during the World Cup you have an increase in leisure but a decrease in business travel," in an interview with the news agency Reuters.
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As an Agri- Business major at Des Moines Area Community College, I came into the Department of Agriculture and Land Stewardship as an intern with the Horse and Dog Breeding Bureau. I have a strong background in horses, but the greyhound industry was new to me. My first experiences consisted of asking questions and developing an understanding of the regulatory functions of the Horse and Dog Bureau headquarters at the Wallace Office Building in Des Moines, Iowa. The more I learned about the greyhound industry the more my interest in the greyhounds grew. After my third week at the Bureau I began the hands on experiences of traveling with the Bureau's livestock inspectors.
Traveling to the greyhound farms was far more amazing and exciting than I would have ever imagined. Every inspector, owner and breeder was so helpful. They were always willing to answer my questions and help me get a grasp on the Iowa greyhound industry.
Some of the most rewarding experiences came from driving down the lengthy driveways back into the hills of the Iowa countryside. I caught my breath as we drove over the hills and down into the valleys of what appeared to be huge pony farms. Instead of ponies, the fields were filled with forthcoming canine athletes. I saw the strength and power in each of the dogs as they raced the car down the lane. It helped me realize that athletes are not raised in kennels but in the fields of runs as far as my eye could see.
My first interaction with the greyhounds came from my trip to Brad and Kathy Boeckenstedt's farm. Brad and Kathy were very kind and answered all the questions I asked them, with a smile on their face. I fell in love with all the new puppies in the runs with their mothers. The puppies were friendly as they came to us. They crowded around, climbed upon one another, hung off each other's tails, and smiled at us with a look of hello. I quickly learned that each of the puppies and dogs has a personality of their own. The Boeckenstedts showed me their facilities, where the puppies were whelped, the runs where the younger puppies lived and the larger runs for the older puppies that had graduated to puppy kindergarten. I realized they were not just dogs in cages but part of the family.
On every farm I visited, the sights were incredible. I loved looking out into the runs and seeing all the gentle giants basking the sun without a care in the world. Each owner was very courteous and welcoming. They allowed me into their facilities and were open to the questions I was asking. Each one encouraged me to interact with their pets.
After traveling to the farms, I continued my adventure by going to the Dubuque Greyhound Park and Casino. Seeing the greyhounds at the track opened my eyes even more. The dogs were so enthused to be able chase the lure around the track. After running they came back to their kennels where they got a nice cozy house with the bedding of their preference. I was so intrigued to learn the complexity of each dog's diet and schooling schedule. They each had a meal designed to keep them in top condition. That's the life… getting to eat, sleep, and play all day!
Most of all I was very impressed with each and everyone involved in the greyhound industry. From the government offices to the farms, everyone I encountered on my journey shared a commitment to the greyhound industry. It was an amazing sight to see generations of family members taking part in raising and racing Iowa bred greyhounds. My time spent with the bureau made me want to learn more and become more involved with the industry.
I would like to extend my gratitude to the Iowa Department of Agriculture and Land Stewardship, The Iowa Greyhound Association and all the Iowa greyhound owners and breeders. As an Agri- Business major you have added to my knowledge and back ground on a growing agricultural business in Iowa. No wonder your industry is second in the nation!
I would also like to thank Brad and Kathy Boeckenstedt dearly, for allowing me the opportunity to adopt a puppy from their farm. No words could explain how thrilled I am to say I own a Boeckestedt bred greyhound.
Thank you all for making my internship a joy of a lifetime.
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