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From the daily archives: Sunday, March 12, 2017
Michael Flynn, Karma, And Ohio Charter School Connects
On March 12, 2017 By Denis Smith
What is it about karma that eventually winds up biting you in the arse? Michael Flynn should certainly know something about that subject.
The guy who exhorted stalwarts in Cleveland at the Republican National Convention in July to Lock Her Up! could himself be vulnerable to being locked up as a result of not registering as a foreign agent with the U.S. Department of Justice.
As thousands of people have recently viewed the grating video of the retired three-star general working the crowd of rabid Hillary haters, many are thinking of one word to describe what has happened […]Full Story... →
Good Grief! Is Trump Moving To Akron Area?
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It's Tuesday, which means it's time for the Twitter Tuesday Phrase That Pays (a.k.a. TTPTP), the contest where your creativity is rewarded with Swag Bucks (in addition to that warm, fuzzy feeling). Instead of all the bells and whistles, we're going to keep it really simple.
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CCG is devoted to helping Deltek Vision clients achieve more out of their software.
(PRWEB) February 08, 2013
Central Consulting Group (CCG) was named the winner of Deltek's 2012 Million Dollar Producer Award, in addition to being named a Deltek Premier Partner for 2013.
The Million Dollar Producer Award recognizes CCG's outstanding customer success for growth and profitability with Deltek Vision sales, implementation, consulting, support and training, infrastructure technologies and customization services for project oriented professional services organizations.
The Deltek Premier Partner program, now in its ninth year, attracts and recognizes top-performing business partners. Deltek Premier Partners are chosen based on their excellence in specific business criteria including representing, implementing and supporting Deltek solutions. CCG's suite of software products augments Deltek Vision, a project-based Enterprise Resource Planning solution. CCG's products allow Deltek Vision users to streamline client and vendor invoicing processes, among other benefits. CCG is one of the few Premier Partners that provides add-on software products that boost the functionality of Deltek software.
"We are honored once again to retain our Deltek Premier Partner status for 2013, marking our ninth year as a Premier Partner," said Jim Falkanger, Managing Partner of CCG. "Even more rewarding is to receive Deltek's Million Dollar Producer Award. CCG is devoted to helping Deltek Vision clients achieve more out of their software. To be recognized for our contribution reaffirms our dedication to client service," he said.
More than 1,000 Deltek customers leverage products and services from CCG, making the firm one of the largest Deltek partners in the world.
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CCG serves architectural, engineering and professional services firms across the United States and Canada by helping them get more out of their software. As a Deltek Premier Partner, CCG specializes in implementation and customization of Deltek Vision ERP software, and extends the core Deltek Vision application by offering a suite of powerful, proprietary add-on financial products. http://www.centralconsultinggroup.com


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And it is in keeping with the nature of the show. I guess it's only right that the network of "Seventh Heaven" brings us this show about a devoutly anti-religious single mother, her offspring and their world. Kudos to them for making her a pot-smoker and rabid left-winger as well as painfully moral. And her kids are moral and responsible and without realizing it have adopted their mom's biases and morality to their detriment. No good deed goes unpunished.


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She's the Man: 15 things you probably never knew about the film
It's been a decade since Amanda Bynes was adorable in drag for the classic teen comedy, She's the Man, also starring Channing Tatum. We sat down with screenwriters, Karen McCullah and Kirsten Smith, to find out all the strange and fascinating things you may not have known about this delightful movie.
1. Fans were inspired by the tampon scene
According to McCullah and Smith, they received a ton of fan mail about the scene where Bynes (as Sebastian), says he uses tampons for when he gets nosebleeds. One fan's letter was from a girl who said she was skiing and fell, injuring her nose. Wearing a really expensive powder blue ski jacket, she said she was super bummed out because didn't want to bleed all over it. Then the girl remembered she had a tampon in her pocket, and she apparently shoved it up her nose and skied down the mountain, saving her jacket from being stained. We love it when movies save our clothing from ruin!
More:11 facts about Tina Fey & Margot Robbie's new film Whiskey Tango Foxtrot
2. The film is based on Shakespeare's Twelfth Night, or What you Will
The names of the main characters, Viola, Duke Orsino, Olivia and Sebastian, are the names of the characters from the play that was written sometime between 1601-02. Screenwriters of She's the Man, Karen McCullah and Kirsten Smith, also penned the screenplay 10 Things I Hate About You that was based on Shakespeare's Taming of the Shrew.
3. All the filmmakers were crazy about Channing Tatum
Apparently, the filmmakers saw a lot of actors when casting the role of Duke, but according to Smith, Tatum was, "So incredibly charming and different and sweet while still being sexy and masculine," that everyone knew he was a perfect choice.
4. Amanda Bynes' slight Southern accent
Working closely with director Andy Fickman, who's from Midland, Texas, his vocal patterns apparently rubbed off on Bynes. If you listen closely, you can hear a slight Southern drawl in her dialogue.
More: Race: 17 things about the real Jesse Owens that are not in the movie
5. Bynes studied male behavior at a mall
McCullah said Bynes and Fickman were super close on this movie and that Fickman, "Took Amanda to The Grove, which is this big outdoor shopping mall in LA, to follow guys around and watch men walk and try to figure out their mannerisms."
6. Channing Tatum was totally hot, but...
Compared to his extreme muscled physique in the Magic Mike movies, Tatum looks a bit scrawny. The reason is that he was on a cleanse while shooting She's the Man, drinking only hot water with cayenne pepper and lemon, eating no solid food.
7. The role of the coach was written for Peter Dinklage
Years before Game of Thrones, McCullah and Smith were huge fans of Peter Dinklage and were hoping to get him to play the soccer coach in the movie. They even named the character Coach Dinklage. Though Coach Dinklage was played wonderfully by actor Vinnie Jones, we sure would have liked to see the real Dinklage take on the role.
8. Bynes got the film made
According to McCullah, Bynes had a lot of power in Hollywood at the time. "She initially was attached to the project when it sold to DreamWorks — she was the reason that DreamWorks bought the movie. They wanted an Amanda Bynes vehicle."
9. Bynes had smart advice about the film's title
The original title of the film was Dude Looks Like a Lady, but it didn't sit right with Bynes. According to the writers, she said, "No cool kids my age are going to walk up and say I'll take two tickets for something dumb. You've got to imagine people saying, 'I'll take two tickets for She's the Man.' I can see that happening." McCullah and Smith still use Bynes' advice today.
10. The film ratings board was very strict about the dialogue
The writers weren't allowed to use the word "ball" in the movie, so they changed the word to "kumquat." But the ratings board came back, saying, "'You can't say kumquat either because we know you mean balls,'" McCullah said. That year, Smith bought McCullah a kumquat tree for Christmas.
More: Deadpool 101: 11 facts about the fun but edgy superhero flick
11. The film was supposed to be sexier and edgier
While the studio asked the writers for an "edgy" script, many of the producers got nervous that Steven Spielberg, one of the studio heads at DreamWorks, wouldn't approve because he had young daughters and wouldn't want anything in the movie to be inappropriate.
12. David Cross had his own take on Principal Gold
According to Smith, "David Cross came up with the idea that he would be doing chores in each scene. Trimming bushes, mopping, all that. We were told he was going to do this and make up his own lines for it, and we were like, 'Who's this guy?' But then, when you watch the movie, it's actually really funny."
13. Amanda Bynes had to learn to play soccer
Before making the film, Bynes trained on the soccer field for several months to learn how to look believable as a top tier high-school soccer player.


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Agility Holdings LLC has purchased VCPI from Extendicare Inc. The latter company created VCPI in 2000.
Craig Christianson, currently the general manager of North America for Promega Corporation, and his wife Karen own Agility.
"My goal is for VCPI to become broadly employee-owned over time, and provide a long-term perspective to benefit all our constituencies: employees, clients, the community, suppliers, and shareholders as a model of conscious capitalism," Craig Christianson said.
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On the night Paul Pierce eclipsed 25,000 points in his career, he once again managed to take down the Knicks.
Pierce, who drained a 3-pointer in the second quarter to become the 18th player in NBA history to reach the milestone, missed three free throws and two 3-pointers that could have either tied the game or given the Nets the lead in the fourth quarter — one reason the Hawks were able to come away with a 93-88 victory in front of a sellout crowd of 17,732 at Barclays Center.
It was the latest time Pierce has haunted the Knicks through his Hall of Fame career. While the loss snapped a 15-game home winning streak for the Nets (43-36), the Hawks' win moved the Knicks within either a loss or an Atlanta victory of being eliminated from the playoff race.
"We're trying to win every game," said Pierce, who finished with 13 points on 5-for-14 shooting. "We really kicked ourselves tonight."
I think this game was really about what we did. We didn't execute properly, missed box-outs and most importantly free throws.
"A lot of these playoff games, they're going to come down to free throws. There's going to be a lot of close games and we've got to do a better job, especially me."
The Nets finished the game 14-for-25 from the free throw line, including 4-for-9 in the fourth quarter. All five of those misses came from Pierce (1-for-4) and Kevin Garnett (0-for-2) as the Nets failed to take advantage of the pitiful Hawks (36-43) on a night Deron Williams (right patella tendinitis), Shaun Livingston (sprained right big toe) and Alan Anderson (sore abdominal muscle) all sat out, resting for the playoffs.
"The guys fought," Nets coach Jason Kidd said. "We had an opportunity, but we missed some shots down the stretch. We guarded the 3 very well but, again, we had opportunities at the free throw line, and then we had some good looks at the end."
The loss for the Nets officially meant both the Bulls, who moved into third place in the Eastern Conference, and the Raptors, who are in fourth and clinched the Atlantic Division title, will begin the first round of the playoffs next weekend at home.
And with the Nets all but locked into the fifth seed — their magic number to clinch that spot remained at two because the Wizards won, while the magic number to clinch finishing no lower than sixth dropped to one because the Bobcats lost to the Celtics — the story of the night was Pierce becoming the fourth active player to reach 25,000, joining Garnett, Dirk Nowitzki and Kobe Bryant.
"It's better to be in the championship club, obviously," he said with a smile. "Statistical things, they come and go.
"There's going to be players in the future that pass me, but you know when you win … that lasts forever. It's great being part of history." … [it's] just a testament to my hard work and consistency over the years, and good health."
For Garnett, it was a moment to share with his longtime friend and teammate. Their friendship not only extends back to the summer of 2007, when they became teammates for the first time when Garnett was dealt to the Celtics, but all the way back to the 1995 McDonald's All-American Game, in which both of them played.
"I told him, 'Welcome to the neighborhood,' " Garnett said with a smile. "[Paul's] been a big part of this league. It's kind of dope to see one of your great friends, best friends reach some accomplishments together.
"We've done some things together, but tonight was all about him. I'm proud of him, and happy for him."


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Last week on the finale of "The X Factor," after Alanis Morissette did a duet of "Uninvited" with finalist Josh Krajcik, uber-producer and judge LA Reid called Alanis's "Jagged Little Pill" his favorite album of all time.
It seemed like a weird pick at first, but why the hell shouldn't "Jagged Little Pill" be his favorite album of all time? It's a freaking incredible album.
Let's just consider the tracklist for a moment:
These songs cover topics from relationships to religion from an unabashedly female perspective. And not a nice simpering female, but an in-your-face, take-no-shit female who spits lines like "I don't want to be your mother/ I didn't carry you in my womb for nine months" and of course, scandalously, "Would she go down on you in theater?" And they were huge hits!
Morissette won "Best Female Rock Vocal Performance," "Best Rock Song," "Best Rock Album," and "Album of the Year, aka pretty much everything, in the 1996 Grammys.
There is a whole age group of girls, of which I am a part, that know all the words to every song on this album. When it came out in 1995, it shot like a bullet through suburban girl world, offering a snarling, leather-pantsed Alanis Morissette as a kind of role model many of us had never seen before.
In the wake of the album's massive success and musical impact, it's funny to read some of the stuff (mostly male) reviewers were saying about it back then: "As slick as the music is, the lyrics are unvarnished and Morissette unflinchingly explores emotions so common, most people would be ashamed to articulate them," said Stephen Thomas Erlewine of AllMusic, and to which I say, welcome to pop music. Robert Christgau said, I can only imagine snidely, "But with help from six or seven arrantly effective songs, she's happy to help 15 million girls of many ages stick a basic feminist truth in our faces: privileged phonies have identity problems too. Not to mention man problems." To which I say, welcome to xoJane.com. Just kidding! Kind of!
"Angry woman rock" became kind of a cultural punchline at some point during this time period, but as a teenage girl (privileged or not) there was a lot to be angry about.
I was a perpetually indignant teenager -- a little Democrat surrounded by Republicans, an activist surrounded by Bible belt ignorance and hate, a humanist surrounded by intolerance. I started a lot of petitions back then.
At the same time, expressions of anger by women just weren't part of the culture I grew up in. At church we learned to "turn the other cheek." At school I learned to be quiet and polite. So while I saw injustice all around me, while I felt the implications of my own inferior girlness everywhere I turned, and while I learned through an adolescent assault how flimsy and easily trampled upon my agency was, I had no clear way of expessing my feelings about it all.
I felt sexualized and marginalized and brushed aside in the land of cowboys and Christians and casual misogyny and homophobia. The experience of being a teenage girl in Moore, Oklahoma for that of a tiny, thumb-sized creature, pounding my fists fruitlessly against a sleeping, oblivious giant.
I didn't go to therapy, but I did scream along when Alanis sang "I see right through-ou-ou-ou you." I didn't know there was anything abnormal about my relationship with my father, but I scribbled the lyrics to "Perfect" all over my folders and notebooks. I hadn't yet realized that men in their 20s and 30s don't want to sleep with me just because I was sooo mature, but I dreamed about having a boyfriend who would "treat me like a princess," even though I wasn't used to "liiiking tha-ay-ay-at."
I wouldn't know how angry I was for another decade, but I damn sure knew it felt good to sing those songs.
I eventually found Bikini Kill, Ani Difranco and Sleater Kinney, whose righteous anger was a bit more seasoned, but Alanis was mainstream enough to be accessible to everyone, tame enough that I could listen to her in the car with my parents. Alanis was a gateway drug to feminism.
Because while some might complain about her prettied-up angst, it was just that glossy sheen that allowed her to reach one sweet little girl in suburban Oklahoma who hadn't yet found her voice, and teach her to scream.


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Before then, most of my time was spent at home with my Mom and younger sisters.
The home time was great for learning the 'homemaking' things under the tutelage of my Mom, but it didn't provide opportunities for socialization, learning of manners, getting along with others, sharing, team work, etc.
After all, it was just my Mom and sisters, so why would I have to be anything but my natural, shy, introverted and awkward self in the one place I was comfortable.
Our kids, Erin and Stuart, were in daycare from toddler age on. As a matter of fact, Stuart was barely walking so he could still be described as an infant.
Our first attempt at placing the kids in daycare wasn't very successful.
One day, shortly after enrolling them, I arrived at the daycare with a relative in the vehicle with me to pick them up, and she shouted (and I paraphrase), "Oh, Lord, Erin's over there kissing a boy!" I looked in the direction she indicated across the playground and could see Erin off in a corner with a boy 'necking'. She was only three!
I looked around to find the daycare instructors huddled in a corner at the other end of the playground chatting, so I immediately walked over and asked why Erin and the other kids were left to their own devices and described finding Erin with this boy off in the corner 'necking'.
The reaction I got? "Oh, aren't they cute? They're so in love!"
I just about lost it, but instead, I gathered Erin and her things and left, not even telling them we wouldn't be back. I immediately enrolled them in the daycare on the base where we lived instead.
The nice thing about the new situation was that the daycare was located on the property of the school they would be attending once they 'graduated' to kindergarten. The staff were amazing, took an interest in the children, were vigilant, and always consulted with us about any issues.
Although I still felt that nagging guilt when I dropped my kids off every morning so I could go to work at my own business, I gradually felt better when I saw how social, happy, active and creative they were becoming at the new daycare.
To Erin and Stuart, it was just a fun time for them to hang out and play with their little friends. However, it went beyond just play. They exercised their creativity by drawing, storytelling, making up plays, and hands on arts and crafts. The basic, standard lessons of kindergarten children were also incorporated into their daily activities. I would then pick them up at the end of their day and take them back to the office with me until closing time, where they actively helped me around the shop, even using the cash register (thank heaven I had such wonderful, patient customers).
One of the highlights for me was the realization that our own business and career pursuits were making a positive impact as well.
This was evident one day when I went to pick up the kids from the new daycare and was called over by one of the daycare workers to point out what Erin was doing. She had set herself up in the corner surrounded by some of the other kids with a selection of toys in front of her and a toy cash register open with play money in it.
She was actively 'buying and selling' from her own little shop.
It is interesting to note that not long after we removed Erin and Stuart from that first daycare, it was forcibly shut down in a very fast and hush-hush way. We were never able to learn why, but based on my own experience, I had my suspicions.
Stuart also enjoyed spending time at my office, but he wasn't as interested in helping out, so he spent most of his time with the son of the people who owned the store across the street. We had our own little business and expanded family while at work.
Once Erin and Stuart started attending elementary school, it was obvious what a positive affect daycare had had on them. The transition to kindergarten was exciting to them – not at all intimidating and fearful.
They settled easily into their classes and developed great relationships with their teachers and most of the students. They did have to deal with incidents of bullying, etc., but I felt that they dealt with such things much better than if they hadn't been so well socialized at daycare.
Now, Erin and Stuart have moved out of the house, leaving us with our empty nest.
We can take pride, however, in the fact that we did our best to make sure they were surrounded by wonderful people who honestly cared about them and looked out for them.
If you're considering daycare for your children, take it from me – they're never too young. Both Erin and Stuart started in daycare while wearing diapers and they have a lot of positive qualities to show for it, that will only help them make their way as adults.
As one who has always been awkward socially, I'm a good example of the negatives of not being socialized early.
There are a couple of things to remember, however, when placing your kids in daycare.
Check references.
You can never be too careful. Take the first daycare we used for example. Because we were brand new in the community, I didn't know a lot of people to check with about it and we paid for it. With the second daycare, we had lived there just long enough to hear all of the glowing reports of the daycare and its staff, and didn't hesitate to enroll Erin and Stuart there.
Check in periodically unannounced.
By showing up early that one day to pick up Erin, we were able to see and assess how lax the supervision and attention was at that daycare. This is the best way to spot problems early.
Talk with the other parents.
Only other parents can give you a true picture of what the daycare and the staff are like.


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Why England v Scotland is huge for Gareth Southgateby Andy Dillon / 11 November 2016, 12:58Tweet
Gareth Southgate must realise that England v Scotland is a big game for him too as our national team slips out of sight on the international scene, argues columnist Andy Dillon (@andydillon70).
LET'S HOPE Gareth Southgate makes the most of the occasion facing Scotland at Wembley.
A full house, a pumped up atmosphere, booing national anthems and intense rivalry.
It's the fantasy image of international football. What players and managers dream about when they take on the job.
Most people in England will be either turning up beneath the Wembley Arch or tuning in at home to witness a ritual whipping of our next door neighbours.
After all, just one defeat to them in 21 years, and nine games, points to another routine if raucous triumph before 90,000 fans.
For every England supporter it will be a good thing to beat Scotland but sadly it is all we have to cling to now and coach Southgate needs to understand this.
Seeing off the Tartan Army used to be seen as a stepping stone to greater things but there is no doubt that Scotland are fast becoming our major rivals again.
Friday June 7, 2002 is the last time England could celebrate a victory against one of the genuinely big nations at a major tournament.
David Beckham's penalty goal against Argentina immediately triggered the traditional English delusion that the World Cup was ours - hand it over now and let's save everyone else a lot of sweat and tears.
Of course it didn't work out like that when Brazil put us back in our place in the last eight - that place being on a plane home after a 2-1 defeat in which we had taken the lead.
Southgate, like the rest of us, quietly acknowledges that things are even worse for England now with less players to pick his team from and a domestic league dominated by foreign owners, managers and players.
That last-eight match against Brazil now looks like a high point in retrospect to more recent tournaments.
Beckham, Rio Ferdinand, Ashley Cole, Paul Scholes and Michael Owen are all long retired and the national squad is weaker than ever - if you don't believe me just look up World Cup 2014 and Euro 2016 on Wikipedia.
Southgate will move on from Scotland and look forward to facing Spain at Wembley on Tuesday in a friendly.
England's fading place in the world order could not be better summed up in these two fixtures.
The Spanish are in a state of flux but this comes after winning three major tournaments in a row, while we still look back on 1966 and a famous win over then West Germany with sepia eyes.
Southgate should forget our historic beliefs that Germany, France, Italy, Spain, Argentina are in our sights, or even in our class.
He is coming from a long way back and many feel there is no way back for England now that foreign imports dominate the landscape of our national sport.
England versus Scotland may now become the biggest game in our international football calendar because there's precious little else to hope for.


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It is critical that pay per call providers protect campaign validity by auto-blocking and auto-filtering telemarketing calls.
Toronto, ON (PRWEB) May 10, 2010
With telemarketing calls representing 10 to 20 percent of all calls made to a local search ad, Telmetrics, the leading provider of advertising call measurement solutions, says implementing call quality standards is imperative for SEM resellers, lead generators, affiliate networks and other providers to maximize pay per call revenues.
Tracking tens of millions of calls to local search ads each month allows Telmetrics to evaluate industry trends including the impact of telemarketing. In fact, Telmetrics' call analysis showed a 61 percent increase in telemarketer activity from January-February 2009 when compared to January-February 2010.
"Increased telemarketing activity is likely due to more outbound marketing during the economic downturn and also the impact of the Do Not Call Registry, as telemarketers shift their focus to businesses," said Bill Dinan, president, Telmetrics. "It is critical that pay per call providers protect campaign validity by auto-blocking and auto-filtering telemarketing calls. Otherwise, campaigns will be skewed and advertisers will not trust the performance-based ad model."
Pay per call providers should focus on call quality to maintain program integrity and drive revenues. Telmetrics recommends the following Call Quality Best Practices for Pay Per Call:
1. Local advertisers, including national brands with a local presence, should use local phone numbers in ad campaigns rather than toll-free lines. Consumers are four times more likely to call an advertiser with a local phone number.
2. Apply a quarantine period to all phone numbers published as a pay per call line, so that advertisers do not receive calls from legacy owners.
3. Use an automated tool to filter and block invalid calls so that advertisers receive real and valid leads and aren't bothered by nuisance calls. Automation is more efficient and accurate than report filtering and significantly reduces administration and customer service costs.
4. Once a phone number is used in an ad campaign, continue ongoing quality assurance testing.
Depending on the media type, season and advertiser category, telemarketer activity can account for up to 40 percent of all call volume. Telmetrics auto-blocks telemarketing calls with its patent pending Telemarketer Call Block solution.
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the Orchestration of Sleep
In the days of tribalism men bought, traded or stole their wives and I was traded. Before I can take off my dress from another blind date I am forcing my eyes to close. But when they close all I see is a homemaker's chief concern is to meet her family's nutritional needs with foods they liked. I never burned a meal but I did forget to smile. He finally gave up and said you can do whatever you want. Just admit you don't give a damn. I did try, but could not force myself to feel good. You actually have been disapproved of or rejected in spite of your efforts to improve the relationship with the other person. The words repeated as I tried to sleep on his mother's mattress. It was a gift on our wedding day. I am too weak to heed the advice if you feel mad, pound a pillow. When I dream I think of love's contractual liberation. Freedom is essentially freedom for self-realisation, and only self-realisation is essentially freedom. And what are you? A human being. And what follows? I should make mistakes. Right. Now sleep.
The above was written my Sarah, my model for this shoot. It's a sort of a borrowed piece because all the words come from the books pictured in the photo. These include a cookbook, a self-help book, and a religion book. :)
I really liked how this worked out, and a special thanks to my new roommate Armond for helping us out with this photo and holding Sarah's legs up. ^__^


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'Kiss-in' a mild response to Chick-fil-A appreciation day
There was a lot of snackin' but no smoochin' Friday evening at the Chick-fil-A restaurant in Schaumburg, which like others across the country had readied for "National Same-Sex Kiss Day."
Circulated on Facebook and Twitter, the "kiss in" was meant to be a counter to Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee's call for Chick-fil-A "appreciation day" on Wednesday. That drew huge crowds to restaurants in Schaumburg, Lombard and Wheaton, among others, to support restaurant President Dan Cathy's opposition to same-sex marriage.
At Friday's counter-demonstration, activists were encouraged to kiss a fellow demonstrator.
At the Schaumburg store on Golf Road, police were on hand but were not needed. The restaurant was crowded and the stream of customers was still constant at 7 p.m. when the protest was to have started.
A trio of friends -- Ashley Rubin, 17, of South Elgin, Liz Sibrava, 17, of St. Charles and Peter Mikes of South Elgin, 18 -- toted a homemade cardboard sign in the public right of way near Golf Road. One side asked Chick-fil-A, "Y U Hate."
"We're trying to make our point and say this is discriminating, this statement against homosexuals," said Ashley Rubin.
Rubin's parents, Gary and Dayna, were along for support.
"I support my daughter and the fact that people who are homosexual deserve the same civil rights as everyone else," said Dayna Rubin.
Reporters for WBBM-AM radio spotted two women kissing outside the Aurora Chick-fil-A on Route 59 Friday. The women said they are heterosexual and work at Naperville North High School, frequently with gay and lesbian students, and are appalled at Cathy's attitude. Still, both said they respect his right to have his beliefs.
Several patrons at the Chick-fil-A in Lombard on Friday afternoon said they support gay rights but also believe Cathy or any business owner should have the right to speak freely.
Rick Pinson of Villa Park said he has gay friends and supports gay marriage, but he doesn't care what Chick-fil-A executives think. He just likes their food.
"The whole gay marriage issue is a legal issue not a religious issue to me," he said. "This should be a legal right they have. But who cares what Chick-fil-A thinks about it. I can make my own opinion."
Scott Wickman, who works in Oak Brook, said he agrees with the conservative values of Dan Cathy but supports gay activists' right to protest.
"We still have the First Amendment in America, thank God," he said.
Early on Friday, the Chick-fil-A corporation issued a response on its website: "At Chick-fil-A, we appreciate all of our customers and are glad to serve them at any time," Executive Vice President of Marketing Steve Robinson wrote.
"Our goal is simple: to provide great food, genuine hospitality and to have a positive influence on all who come into contact with Chick-fil-A."
• Daily Herald staff writers Marie Wilson and Eric Peterson contributed to this report.
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Mental Health
Shed tears to stay healthy
By Venkata Vemuri,
Nov 12, 2008 - 12:20:39 PM
London, Nov 11 - Are you alexithymic or anhedonic? You may profit from therapeutic interventions to stimulate your lacrimal apparatus. In other words, if you can't feel emotions or are unable to derive pleasure from good experiences, make yourself weep with medical help, scientists across the world advise.
And if you don't suffer from either symptom, carry on weeping still, for good health, they suggest.
Why we cry and what happens when we do is still a mystery, but that hasn't stopped researchers from studying its effects. Their latest research suggests that crying is not only a stress-buster, but is good at healing too.
A clue to the purpose of crying perhaps lies in the experimental finding that emotional tears contain different compounds from regular eye watering, such as that triggered by chopping onions.
Tears associated with emotion have higher levels of some proteins, and of manganese and potassium, and hormones, including prolactin, than mere eye watering. Manganese is an essential nutrient. Too little of it can lead to slowed blood clotting, skin problems, and lowered cholesterol levels.
Potassium is involved in nerve working, muscle control and blood pressure. Prolactin is a hormone involved in stress and plays a role in the immune system and other body functions.
William Frey, professor of pharmaceutics at the University of Minnesota, is quoted by The Independent as saying: 'Because unalleviated stress can increase our risk for heart attack and damage certain areas of our brain, the human ability to cry has survival value.'
New research shows that crying increases arousal of certain body functions to ward off some physiological threats. In support of this theory, some research shows that skin sensitivity increases during and after crying, and that breathing deepens - both considered healthy signs.
'It is possible that crying is both an arousing distress signal and a means to restore psychological and physiological balance,' say researchers at the University of South Florida. Others suggest that emotional tears signal distress and encourage group behaviour, as well as improve social support and inhibit aggression.
Researchers at the University of South Florida found that almost everyone feels better after a cry and that personality has a big effect on how often we cry.
'The overwhelming majority of our participants reported mood improvement after crying. Our results may have also implications for clinical interventions,' the researchers said.
Currently research is underway in several countries on the therapeutic effects of crying. Psychologists at the University of Florida are using scans to locate the areas of the brain involved in crying.
The Tilberg University in The Netherlands is studying the social impact of crying. Researchers at Bunka Women's University and Nagano College in Japan are simulating crying experiences to understand their health values.
The increasing research into crying and its beneficial health effects may also make shedding tears less of a taboo behaviour.
William Frey, author of 'Crying: The Mystery of Tears', says: 'It is no accident that crying has survived evolutionary pressures. Humans are the only animals to evolve this ability to shed tears in response to emotional stress, and it is likely that crying survived the pressures of natural selection because it has some survival value.'
Weeping by numbers:
20 percent of bouts of crying last longer than 30 minutes
8 percent go on for longer than one hour
70 percent of criers make no attempt to hide their crying
77 percent of crying takes place at home
15 percent at work or in the car
40 percent of people weep alone
39 percent of crying occurs in the evening, the most popular time compared with morning, afternoon, and night -
6-8 p.m. is the most common time for crying
88.8 percent feel better after a cry
47: average number of times a woman cries each year
7: average annual number of crying episodes for a man
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WINSLOW — For three quarters, Winslow and Yarmouth traded mistakes, and Yarmouth stayed in the game despite Winslow's sizable advantage in offensive yardage. Eventually, as it often happens, the dominance of Winslow's offensive line won out.
The Black Raiders gained 397 yards from scrimmage, and nearly had three 100-yard rushers. Winslow pulled away in the fourth quarter and chalked up a 34-8 Campbell Conference Class C victory at Poulin Field.
"All the props go to the linemen," said Winslow's Joe Hopkins, who rushed for 155 yards and three touchdowns on 17 carries. "The biggest holes that I've ever seen were there. You have to be something to not be able to hit those holes."
Dylan Hapworth added 102 yards on six carries, and Zach Guptill fought for 95 yards on 18 rushes. The Black Raiders moved to 4-1 with the win, while Yarmouth dropped to 1-4.
"We're trying to do weekly improvement," Winslow coach Mike Siviski said. "Our first few games were a mess. A lot of kids contributed today. We're pretty happy. Our league is pretty tough. It's almost like top to bottom, anybody can beat anybody."
Winslow moved the ball on nearly every drive in the first half, and led 7-0 when Hapworth squirmed out of two tackles at the line and went 70 yards for the score. But a few minutes later, Yarmouth quarterback Brady Neujahr kept the ball on an option play and went 59 yards to give the Clippers an 8-7 lead.
The Raiders gradually got the momentum back by tilting the field. Over the second and third quarters, the two teams combined to run 64 plays from scrimmage. Of those 64, six were run on Winslow's half of the field.
Winslow went up 15-8 at the half on a 15-yard run by Hopkins. In the second half, after an interception by Justin Martin, the Raiders switched quarterbacks from Bobby Chenard to Adam Pelletier.
Pelletier is a different type of quarterback than Chenard — shorter, lighter, more elusive as a runner — and he made an immediate impact on his first play with a perfectly-timed option pitch to Hopkins, who went the rest of the way for a 40-yard touchdown run.
Pelletier also played the next series, which ended with Winslow losing the ball on downs. Chenard then returned to the game.
"He's quick. He's got good feet," Siviski said of Pelletier. "We could explore that in the future."
Yarmouth drove to the Winslow 26, but lost the ball on a fourth-down sack by Winslow end TJ Mitchell. In the fourth quarter, Guptill plowed over for a 3-yard run and, after Winslow recovered Yarmouth's fumble on the ensuing kickoff, Hopkins dashed 39 yards on the next play for another score.
Yarmouth lost fullback Matt Klepinger, apparently to a broken arm. Coach Chris Pingatore said of the team's 32 players, four had varsity experience before this season. The Clippers lost four fumbles in the second half.
"We're a young team, learning, but they play tough," Pingatore said. "I thought we were in it for almost three quarters. Sometimes it's an issue of trying too hard. You make a mistake, you get a penalty. That kind of steamrolls and it starts to cost you."
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Doctor of Pharmacy known as Pharm.D is a 6 years program during which 5 years is academic session and final year is completely bound to internship in hospital.
(1) 10+2 examination with Physics and Chemistry as compulsory subjects along with one of the following subjects: Mathematics or Biology.
(2) A pass in D.Pharm course from an institution approved by the Pharmacy Council of India under section 12 of the Pharmacy Act.
(3) Any other qualification approved by the Pharmacy Council of India as equivalent to any of the above examinations.
Provided that a student should complete the age of 17 years on or before 31st December of the year of admission to the course.
Admission is done based on state level entrance exams like EAMCET in Andhra Pradesh.
Spot admissions are also done.
Reservations are applicable.
No. of seats: 30
Duration of course:
Six years
Approvals required for college:
Respective University, AICTE and PCI
Institutions running B.Pharm programme approved under section 12 of the Pharmacy Act, will only be permitted to run Pharm.D. programme.
Subjects in each year:
First year Pharm. D:
- Human Anatomy and Physiology,
- Pharmaceutics,
- Medicinal Biochemistry,
- Pharmaceutical Organic Chemistry,
- Pharmaceutical Inorganic Chemistry,
- Remedial Mathematics/ Biology.
Second Year Pharm. D:
- Pathophysiology,
- Pharmaceutical Microbiology,
- Pharmacognosy & Phytopharmaceuticals,
- Pharmacology-I,
- Community Pharmacy,
- Pharmacotherapeutics-I.
Third Year Pharm. D:
- Pharmacology-II,
- Pharmaceutical Analysis,
- Pharmacotherapeutics-II,
- Pharmaceutical Jurisprudence,
- Medicinal Chemistry,
- Pharmaceutical Formulations.
Fourth Year Pharm. D:
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- Hospital Pharmacy,
- Clinical Pharmacy,
- Biostatistics & Research Methodology,
- Biopharmaceutics & Pharmacokinetics,
- Clinical Toxicology
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- Project work (Six Months).
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- Internship or residency training including postings in speciality units.
- Student should independently provide the clinical pharmacy services to the allotted wards.
- Six months in General Medicine department, and
- Two months each in three other specialty departments
Hospital details to link with institute to run Pharm. D. or Pharm.D. (Post Baccalaureate) courses:
Hospital should have teaching facility (minimum 300 bedded Hospital), Pharmacy Practice Department,
Specialties: Medicine (Compulsory and any three of the following)
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text: Four men held up the Clark-Devon Currency Exchange, 6337 N. Clark St., and escaped Monday with $35,000 after an employee was tricked into opening the locked door to the room behind the window, according to police. Detective Sgt. Thomas Byrne said one man, in a jacket and a baseball-type cap, approached the window at 1:30 p.m. and told the 73-year-old clerk he had a package for him. He said that he needed a signature but that his clipboard would not fit through the window opening. The clerk unlocked the door and was overpowered by the first man and three others, all similarly attired, the clerk told police. The clerk gave police a partial description of the robbers` getaway car and partial license number, Byrne said.


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I had to adjust the side frames a few times to get the cover close to the tailgate with out interfering. The cover still is not an exact fit but close enough. Make sure you tighten the brackets and check them, a few of mine wiggled loose while driving on back roads. One thing I have noticed is the plastic mounting pieces for the cover to the rails has a screw for tightening and loosening, there is no bottom to this and it slips out.


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Orson Scott Card Quotes About CommunityQuotes about: Community
I think that most of us, anyway, read these stories that we know are not "true" because we're hungry for another kind of truth: the mythic truth about human nature in general, the particular truth about those life-communities that define our own identity, and the most specific truth of all: our own self-story. Fiction, because it is not about someone who lived in the real world, always has the possibility of being about oneself. --From the Introduction
America's intellectual community has never been very bright. Or honest. They're all sheep, following whatever the intellectual fashion of the decade happens to be. Demanding that everyone follow their dicta in lockstep. Everyone has to be open-minded and tolerant of the things they believe, but God forbid they should ever concede, even for a moment, that someone who disagrees with them might have some fingerhold of truth.
Valentine had long ago observed that in a society that expected chastity and fidelity, like Lusitania, the adolescents who controlled and channeled their youthful passions were the ones who grew up to be both strong and civilized. Adolescents in such a community who were either too weak to control themselves or too contemptuous of society's norms to try usually ended up being either sheep or wolves- either mindless members of the herd or predators who took what they could and gave nothing.
Orson Scott Card
- Born: August 24, 1951
- Occupation: Novelist
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