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TRENTON – NJDOT officials today announced that all available Interstate 78 travel lanes have been restored for the winter season along both directions of I-78 from west of Ramsey Avenue (milepost 53.8) in Union Township to the Route 21 interchange (milepost 56.9) in Newark.
Over the past weekend, NJDOT's contractor, a joint-venture of Ferreira Construction and Crisdel Group, removed construction barriers and restriped the highway to provide the normal lane configuration – five lanes in each direction – within the construction limits of the Department's ongoing $72 million project. In addition, the contractor reopened the Exit 56 ramp connections at Elizabeth Avenue.
Construction began in March 2012 with the highway being reconstructed in stages, requiring numerous traffic pattern changes and the closure of one travel lane in each direction at certain locations.
Over the winter, the contractor will continue to have shoulder and temporary single-lane closures during off-peak hours to perform sign and electrical work. In March 2013, the contractor will resume long-term lane closures on the Local lanes to allow for the completion of the full depth pavement replacement. This will be followed by final asphalt resurfacing of the entire project including bridge decks.
This is one of the busiest stretches of highway in New Jersey, with an average of 145,000 vehicles traveling it daily. The new pavement is designed to last up to 20 years. The project is scheduled to be completed in early 2014.
The precise timing of the work is subject to change due to weather or other factors. Motorists are encouraged to check www.511nj.org for real-time travel information.
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2011 Northern Athletics Conference Tournament
MEQUON, Wis. - The fifth-seeded Concordia University Wisconsin women's soccer team will play a quarterfinal Northern Athletics Conference Tournament match at third-seeded MSOE on Sunday at 1:30 p.m. at Time Warner Cable Stadium.
Fans unable to make it to the match can get updates via Twitter by clicking here.
The Raiders have the upper hand this season in the two squad's only matchup, as they defeated the Falcons 4-0 at Fitting Field on Sept. 28. Over the past six meetings the two schools have played numerous intense matches with MSOE holding a slight 3-2-1 advantage.
CUW looks to repeat on last year's meeting in the quarterfinals of NAC Tournament in which it downed MSOE, 1-0, behind junior Lauren Straehler's (Pewaukee, Wis.) penalty kick goal in the opening minute of the contest.
One characteristic of head coach Ryan Middendorf's team this season has been scoring, and scoring in bunches. CUW ranks 21st in the nation (DIII) with a 3.38 goals per match average, as of Oct. 23. The Falcons have scored three or more goals in nine matches this season, all victories.
Individually, Straehler leads the team with 15 goals and eight assists, while sophomore Hannah Brehmer (Eagle River, Alaska) has netted 11 goals of her own. This is also the sixth-consecutive season Middendorf has directed his program to double-digit wins.
First Round - Sunday, Oct. 30
No. 6 Dominican University at No. 3 Edgewood College, 12 p.m.
No. 5 Concordia University Wisconsin at No. 4 MSOE, 1:30 p.m.
Semifinals - Wednesday, Nov 2
Lowest remaining seed at No. 1 Aurora, 1 p.m.
Highest remaining seed at No. 2 Marian University, 3 p.m.
Final - Saturday, Nov. 5
December 27, 2011 Offense ranked among the best in nation
December 13, 2011 Straehler, Apazeller earn NSCAA all-region honors
November 9, 2011 Straehler leads five Women's Soccer all-conference honorees
October 30, 2011 Women's Soccer season ends in quarterfinals of NAC Tournament
October 26, 2011 Falcons and Titan women's soccer play to 1-1 double overtime draw
October 22, 2011 Falcon women edge Dominican 3-2 in double overtime
October 18, 2011 Women's Soccer drops NAC contest at Marian
October 15, 2011 Women's Soccer races past WLC 6-0
October 11, 2011 Brehmer records hat trick, Women's Soccer downs St. Norbert
October 8, 2011 Falcon women hold off Benedictine soccer 3-2
October 4, 2011 Women's Soccer defeats Edgewood
October 3, 2011 Women's Soccer hosts Edgewood Tuesday in NAC contest
October 1, 2011 Women's Soccer downed by high scoring Aurora on Family Weekend
September 29, 2011 Middendorf's booters host powerful Aurora Saturday
September 28, 2011 Women's Soccer drops first NAC contest to MSOE
September 27, 2011 Women's Soccer looks for sixth-straight NAC victory Wednesday
September 24, 2011 Brehmer Scores Four Goals to Lead Women's Soccer to NAC Victory
September 23, 2011 Women's Soccer Hosts NAC Foe Alverno College on Saturday
September 20, 2011 Falcon kickers beat Lakeland 5-1
September 17, 2011 Straehler Records Hat Trick, Women's Soccer Blanks Concordia Chicago
September 16, 2011 Falcon women's soccer is 2-0 in the NAC
September 14, 2011 Carthage Edges Women's Soccer 2-0
September 10, 2011 Lake Forest defeats Falcon booters in double OT 2-1
September 6, 2011 Women's Soccer Opens NAC Play at Rockford
September 6, 2011 Women's Soccer Cruises to NAC Victory
September 1, 2011 UW-Whitewater hands CUW soccer women 5-1 defeat
August 31, 2011 Women's Soccer Opens CUW Sports Season
August 27, 2011 Anacker Stepping Out Of the Shadows
August 23, 2011 Women's Soccer Picked Fifth in NAC Preseason Poll
August 19, 2011 Women's Soccer Opens Practice with Intensity
July 20, 2011 Women's Soccer 2011 Season Preview

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Climate change threatens Central Rockies trout
As I wade into the east fork of Montana's Bitterroot River with my fly rod on an August afternoon, I count myself lucky to feel a swift current. The water is at a normal level for late summer, and that is becoming a rare treat in the Central Rocky Mountains, a region that extends from the Canadian border through Wyoming. Since 1951, average late-summer stream flows have been dropping. And while that's troubling news for trout fishermen, it could be disastrous news for native trout.
With several other scientists, I began studying Central Rockies stream flow four years ago after several hot, dry summers reduced flows to the point of endangering aquatic species and forced the closure of popular blue-ribbon rivers. Declining flows raised concerns about the already threatened bull trout, and elevated water temperatures in Montana's Big Hole River posed an immediate threat to the last arctic grayling population in the Lower 48.
Was this just a temporary anomaly, or was there a long-term trend at work? Was this caused by climate change? The fly-fisherman in me worried about my beloved trout. The scientist in me thought back to the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change prediction that, as a result of global warming, the Central Rockies will start to experience lower river levels in summer much more often.
Like many others, I wanted answers, so I joined colleagues at the University of Montana to study long-term stream flow trends in more than 150 Central Rockies streams using U.S. Geological Survey records from 1951 to 2008. What we found was alarming: Our analyses indicate that 89 percent of non-regulated watersheds – undammed rivers – are experiencing significant declines in stream discharge.
In simpler terms, late-summer stream flow has been declining since 1951, often causing visibly lower August stream flows in many rivers across the West. Although limited historical data make it difficult to determine the direct cause of this trend, various pieces of the puzzle point toward rising average temperatures across the globe – climate change – as the culprit. In the Central Rockies, long-term warming has caused a multitude of changes to the hydrologic cycle. Researchers have documented decreases in mountain snowpack, more rain falling during winter, earlier spring runoff in rivers, and increased evaporation during hotter summers.
To understand the potential causes of these trends, we selected a number of USGS gauging stations at pristine sites – undammed streams with no water diversion – and then examined the relationship between stream flow and a number of other variables (like average air temperatures). Not only did we find that air temperatures were substantially warmer now than they used to be, we also found a strong relationship between these warmer air temperatures and declining stream flows at most of the pristine sites.
Regardless of the cause, lower stream flows could have severe consequences for trout. Less water in streams during summer means less habitat and potentially warmer water temperatures.
As I work upstream, carefully casting my fly behind each boulder, questions fill my head. What does the future hold for native trout in the Central Rockies? Will they adapt? Will they disappear? What can we do? With scientists projecting continued warming in the region, the future looks ominous for native trout.
There are many aspects of this region's future that are uncertain, but one thing has become clear: Species that depend on cool water, such as trout, will be under a lot more stress in the years to come.
For a more details on the research, see the September online issue of the Journal of Climatic Change. DOI: 10.1007/s10584-011-0235-1.


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Find out what we have to discover in the Wet Lab, an interactive learning centre that acts as a classroom for students in the Lower Mainland and beyond. Get a first-hand glimpse of some of the animals that are featured in the programs that take place there, perhaps getting your hands a little bit wet in the process
Many of our school programs take place in the Barker Interactive Learning Lab (also known as the Wet Lab). Students get their hands wet by investigating a diverse array of live marine animals without spines (invertebrates). This unique hands-on experience helps students get a new appreciation for local seashore life by helping them identify local marine animals and the conservation issues affecting them, from a perspective that cannot be matched in the average school classroom. Knowledgeable and friendly educators help students on their journey of learning and discovery. Interested in booking your class, home school, or club in one of our marine education programs? Visit our school programs page.
The animals you'll get to see and possibly touch in the Wet Lab are invertebrates—animals without backbones. The most familiar marine invertebrates include crabs, sea anemones, jellies, sea stars, sea urchins, sea cucumbers and shrimps. Even the octopus, one of the most popular animals at the Aquarium, is an invertebrate. You can find marine invertebrates in almost every marine habitat. Some marine invertebrates, including tube worms, live on the ocean bottom near vents that expel sulphide-rich water heated to 400°C.
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Flats Festival of the Arts
Artists from across the nation will line the East Bank of the Flats
By Heather Tunstall
Cleveland is at it again, with another rockin' festival to feed your need for culture, food and fun. Oh, and it's on the waterfront, so, bonus!
The Flats Festival of the Arts is taking place August 19-21 down on the East Bank. The inaugural event will showcase talented artist from around the country displaying their creations--from paintings to ceramics, jewelry to sculpture, woodworking to photography and more.
While you're perusing the artwork, feed your face with some of the best Cleveland food from one of the stands or one of the Flats 14 on-site dining options. While you're noshing, head over to the performance pavilion and check out local music acts and dancers, who will be providing entertainment all weekend.
The Flats Festival of the Arts is fun, sure, but it also is a feel-good kind of event. Your attendance will support children's education both here and in Africa, through the non-profit organization H.E.L.P. and The Cleveland School of the Arts.
So, give the kids a hand by going out and enjoying yourselves (it's really a win-win).
Head out for a day, or go crazy with a weekend pass. Just make sure to be responsible if you imbibe--the RTA Waterfront Line has a stop right at the festival's entrance, or use an Uber to get you where you need to go.
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On Wednesday's Radio Show…
• Hillary fights on as Obama declares that victory is "within reach." We'll recap the latest on the race for the White House.
• Alan discusses the impact of Rev. Jerry Falwell with his widow, Macel Falwell, whose new book is Jerry Falwell: His Life and Legacy.
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Raising a puppy is a wonderful experience and adopting one in need from a shelter or rescue is incredibly rewarding. Puppies are excellent partners, playmates and family pets' weather it is a companion for just you, or a new member of your family to bring home. Choosing the right one is a very important decision, and can turn out to be quite a difficult when faced with so many options. Fallow these steps when looking at prospective puppies to help you adopt the right one for you.
Step One: Be smart and do your research. Whether you are looking at adopting a puppy from a shelter or a rescue you will need to know what breed type will be the best fit for you and your family as an adult. For example some herding group breeds may seem like the perfect mid size dog for your condo, but keep in mind these dogs are bred to run and have the mental intensity to stare down livestock. Unless your daily routine involves a morning jog and some quality face time with your dog, they can easily become bored and turn into a destructive pet. The disposition of the breed you choose is another important factor to consider. Even though most dog's disposition depends heavily on how its raised, breeds that tend to be calmer and have less protective/ aggressive tendencies would be a more ideal pick for a family with children.
Step Two: Get informed about immunizations and make sure the puppy you are interested in adopting is properly vaccinated. Puppies can be very vulnerable to various parasites and diseases, even rabies. Any rescue should have these records readily available for prospective owners and shelters often include vaccinations within the adoption fees.
Step Three: Perform a basic examination on your own of your prospective puppy's eyes, ears, mouth, and nose. Are the eyes alert and clear with no drainage? Are the ears clean and free of mites? How about the mouth and nose? Are the puppy's gums a healthy light pink color? Check does the puppy have any discoloration on its skin or flaky skin? This could just be due to an allergy, but it can also be the early signs of parasitic mange or another condition. Most importantly your puppy should be breathing regularly without any wheezing or labored breathing.
Step Four: The last and best step of all is to play and interact with the puppy one on one. Any breed of puppy should be playful, energetic, and curious. Of course depending on the individual puppy's personality, some will naturally be more timid or shy than others. This is not a sign of ill health, just an insight into their first few weeks of life or individual character. Of course any lethargy, listlessness, and droopy posture can be a sign of ill health from parasites, worms, poor nutrition or type of illness.


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Day 127 -- Black and Blue
When: Saturday, January 5th, 2013
Where: Fabric Shopping at Fabric Planet
It took me a long time to arrive at this outfit! I started with these funky rose and polka dot blue-purple tights because I knew I wanted to cover my unshaven and cold legs, but I was feeling sick of leggings, and still don't favor pants. Originally I had an all blue ensemble going on, complete with a crush velvet mini skirt and navy silk tunic. But it was, as I'm sure you can imagine, a lot of look. I'll have to resolve to wear that skirt another time.
I decided instead to just layer on the black and let these awesome tights shine, and I was glad I did. Black always works. This outfit made me stand out in the right way, while still being able to blend in the crowd, if I were, say, standing behind a bush... or something.
Sweater: Gap, hand-me-down from Maija | Top: Forever 21 | Skirt: Forever 21 | Tights: Urban Outfitters | Shoes: White Mountain via TJ Maxx | Bag: Coach, my mom's from the 90s | Sunglasses: Rayban via Ruelala | Watch: Marc by Marc Jacobs | Earrings: Forever 21


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Syracuse, NY -- It was an unkind cut for the Kind Coffee Co. on Thursday.
About 9 a.m. Thursday, two boys around the age of 14 entered the coffee shop at 715 W. Fayette St. and asked about seeing a comic, owner Douglas Nicolaisen, 49, told police. One of the two boys grabbed the tip jar off the counter and they both ran, police reports state.
Nicolaisen said there was about $50 inside the tip jar.
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Wootalyzer's Pricing Post! - The price of today's woot item is saved here for future reference------------------------------------------------------------Colgate Wisp 48 Pack$4.99 + $5 ShippingCondition: NewProduct List:- 1 Colgate Wisp Single Use Mini Toothbrush - 48 Pack*DISCLAIMER* Wootalyzer! is in no way affiliated with Woot!, and this post may not always be here!
Hah, hah Woot. I get the hint. Okay, I'll go brush my teeth.
I just thank God that the condition on these is "New".
Product Website
This is a nice deal. Seems like a good buy to resell individually for local shops or convenience stores.
quite the contrast from yesterday's ecologically sound product to this wasteful (but utilitarian) one
What's the expiration date on these things? How long until they become fetid all on their own?
What a bizarre offering.
This is like a tooth brush, but it's not a tooth brush! Since it's not a tooth brush, that means I should buy one since I already have a tooth brush!
The horror... the horror... the horror.
Just in case you forgot....
Do these expire? Do they dry out?
I hate these things. I got some for free at a promotion event and used them once when I was late. Big mistake.
It felt like I was rubbing a rubbery mint with spikes on my teeth...and the aftertaste wasn't very pleasant either.
Are these plaque-compatible?
I really like these things, they are convenient, and this is a fantastic deal.
Well SOMEONE has bad breath at the Woot! headquarters...
This must be a subtle hint to that poor guy in IT over in Carrollton.
Best. Writeup. Ever. Comic genius!
quantamm wrote:Hah, hah Woot. I get the hint. Okay, I'll go brush my teeth.
I just thank God that the condition on these is "New".
It makes me sad the one thing I had to say was so common it was the first original thought here.
Loved tonight's write-up though.
Just what the planet needs, another single use item. Is this to balance out yesterday's earth friendly offering?
Just imagine, this could have been a
"tooth for tuesday" offering
Yes, these are Mac compatible.
Also, Charlie and Dennis.
I like this woot coming on the heels of yesterday's woot.
"Stop drinking bottled water...so we'll have room in the landfill for all these disposable toothbrushes!"
I love these. Great for traveling. I always keep some in my car and some in the office. If you have that one cup of coffee a day, it's good to keep these around so your teeth don't stain (especially if you smoke too). This is definitely a great buy.
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mkentosh wrote:Just imagine, this could have been a
"tooth for tuesday" offering
Perfect size for backpacking when every ounce counts. Take one or two and reuse them as needed. Powdered toothpaste (lighter weight) completes the minimalist's pack. 48 though, that's a lot of backpacking!
Woot is all things to all people...
Yesterday, it was re-usable metal water bottles for the tree-hugging hippies to reduce their daily plastic footprint.
Today we have superfluous one-use tooth cleaners destined for landfill city.
Umm...in for 144?
Used it recently. There supposed to be a drop of toothpaste built in but I had to add regular toothpaste. Brushing with this brush was pretty terrible overall and I felt like I needed to brush my teeth with real brush right away. Personally, I will not be using it again.
Wow, bought myself some earlier today to replenish my supply. I always keep a few in my car's console. A little bit too many for me to go for, but as was said earlier, good for a store... or someone who needs it really bad...
Almost bought a package of these at Walgreens today - glad I waited! This is fantastic deal - thanks Woot!
Too slow...
In for 3. Now i'm off to the hardware store to make one of these:
Seems like a very wasteful idea.
I'm in for this one!
Jerboa wrote:This is a nice deal. Seems like a good buy to resell individually for local shops or convenience stores.
Except that if you look closely at the photos it says "Not for individual resale" right on the front of the packages.
Well I'm glad their new, refurbished ones I would be worried about...
In for three. I love these things. Keep them in the car for post-drinking dragon breath.
Are these just for bad breath or do they also prevent cavities? After brushing, where do all the food pieces go? Doesn't sound like there is enough liquid to spit out since rinsing is not required.
I'd like to use these while camping but bad breath is not our concern; oral hygeine is.
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9 February: Two weeks after the International Criminal Court (ICC) confirmed that four prominent Kenyan figures, including two presidential candidates, are to stand trial over crimes against humanity, political emotions in the country are running high. Andrew Stroehlein, Communications Director for the International Crisis Group, and Abdullahi Boru Halakhe, Crisis Group Kenya Analyst, discuss the situation in Eldoret which is the scene of post-election violence 4 years ago, and talk about the local feelings in the run up to the next elections due in 2012. 9:51
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Home > Issues in Education > Foundation Skills Assessment
The provincial government has been administering the Foundation Skills Assessment tests to all students in Grades 4 and 7 since 2000. This test does not help students learn or teachers teach. It takes valuable time and much needed resources away from
the classroom learning and undermines the ability to provide meaningful learning experiences for all students.
The FSA results are misused by a private organization to rank schools based on a very narrow measure. The FSA tests do not result in any additional funding or support for students.
FSA withdrawal letter
Parents Should Know: FSA tests are not useful
Teacher Communications to Parents about the FSAs Several legal decisions have supported the rights and responsibilities of teachers to directly communicate with parents about important educational issues. Procedures have been agreed upon between teachers and their employers for sending approved information on the FSAs to parents, so that they can make fully informed choices.
In 2013–14, BC's public education
system's partner groups worked collaboratively in the Advisory Group on
Provincial Assessment (AGPA). Teachers, school administrators, district
management, school trustees, and university education departments discussed the
purposes of assessment and arrived at an agreed-upon set of principles to
inform a new provincial assessment program.
A central concern of all member groups
was the lack of protection of school and student data in the Foundations Skills
Assessment. Both the BC School Trustees' Association and the deans of SFU and
UBC education faculties (co-chairs of AGPA) have joined the BCTF in once again
expressing to the Ministry of Education AGPA's clear statement that the
government must act to prevent the unethical or unfair use of the FSA data.
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There are other options besides going to a bank for your startup money. You can search for grants from the government, which do not need to be repaid. The grant process can take some time, so you will want to examine all your options before thinking you are going to start your business when you get your grant. You are also taking a chance that the grant will not be approved. Therefore, you will have to look for other ways to raise startup capital.
If you need the money for equipment, you may consider renting or leasing what you need. You are only paying for the use of the equipment when you need it. This can help for those times when it is not a piece of equipment you will be using often. Also, this will save you from getting a loan until your business is more established. This will give you time to build up the credit history of the business.
If you are thinking of getting a small business loan with bad credit, think again. There is no bank that will loan you any money, no matter how small the amount. They are more lenient to personal loans but when it comes to small businesses, this is a high risk they are not willing to take. More than half of start up businesses fail within the first year. 50% of the remaining companies will be out of business within five years. Unless you have figured out a way to re-invent the wheel, no lender is going to look at you with a bad credit file.
There are times when you may be able to find a business angel and business loan UK is one. These are people who are looking for companies in which to invest their money. They are usually retired business owners who want to stay abreast of what is happening in their industry. Health issues and other things may have forced them to retire before they wanted to. By being an angel, these people can still be a part of a business and do not have the headaches. The only problem with this is that some of the angels will want to have a voice in how you run your business. The benefit is you can learn from the experience these former business owners have.
You can also raise venture capital by selling stock or a percentage of the business. This way you can have investors backing you instead of a lender. In many ways, this is better. If you do go belly up, the only ones you have to answer to are the stockholders or investors. The bad thing is that if these people are friends and family, you could cause some hard feelings. Choose wisely when accepting venture capital. It is advisable when raising venture capital to only take the money you need. This can save some embarrassment if your business does fail. learn more detailed information at https://www.aspirebusinessloans.co.uk/
If you are one of thousands who want a small business loan with bad credit there are options for your business to start up and grow. You just have to know where to look so can get you started.


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Daily Deal September 8, 2011:
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Fukuoka Custom Car Show 2010 was recently held at the Yahoo Dome, home of the Fukuoka Hawks baseball team.
With the Fukuoka Auto Salon cancelled this year, we went along to see what was on offer. Amongst the many VIP styled and Kei cars there were quite a number of local Kyushu and Fukuoka based workshops and tuners in attendance.
Read more for photos and some details on local Fukuoka tuners that don't normally make it to the limelight among the glamour of Tokyo Auto Salon.


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The 10-year-old boy whose mother, father and three sisters died in a Chelsea fire over the weekend is brain dead, a family spokesman said yesterday.
Jonzan Joa-Balbuena will be taken off life support today, grieving family members said.
"He was our only hope," said the boy's devastated aunt Nelly Saeteros Balbuena. "We just hope they can harvest his organs so that his organs can save somebody else's life."
Jonzan's father, Maschay Joa Valdez, 40; mother, Delkis Balbuena, 34; and three sisters, Nanny, 8, Bet-el, 3, and Ruth, 1, died on Saturday when the blaze ripped through their West 18th Street apartment.


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Most philosophical writing is impersonal and argumentative, but many important philosophers have nevertheless written accounts of their own lives. Filling a gap in the market for a text focusing on autobiography as philosophy, this collection discusses several such autobiographies in the light of their authors' broader work, and considers whether there are any philosophical tasks for which life accounts are particularly appropriate. Instead of the common impersonal and argumentative forms of ordinary philosophical discussion, these autobiographical texts are deeply personal and largely narrative or explanatory. The contributors to this book examine the philosophical significance of philosophersa autobiographies and whether or not there are broadly philosophical tasks for which this sort of writing is particularly suited. Autobiography as Philosophy contains a general discussion about the relation between philosophical and autobiographical writing, and essays on the specific writings of Augustine, Abelard, Montaigne, Descartes, Vico, Hume, Rousseau, Newman, Mill, Nietzsche, Collingwood and Russell by specialists on the works of these individuals. Original and distinctive in its efforts to think about the writings of historically recognized philosophers as communicative acts governed by their own distinctive interests and purposes, the book reveals that it is as much about the texts and the authors as it is about their doctrines and arguments. As a result the book steps back from many of the issues of substantive philosophical discussion to reflect on certain forms of writing as means to philosophical ends, to consider what those ends have included.Many philosophers of the present day would concede that they had written philosophy in essay form, although it is no easy matter to say whether the term designates a single type of work. The expression clearly now applies to a prose work inanbsp;...
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This is fun: On the first page of a 3-page ad sequence, Peugeot invites readers to smack the grill of one of its vehicles — a fist impersonation of an oncoming car in a head-on collision. The impact triggers a mini airbag puffing out of the steering wheel on the next page, where a 2-page spread shows the Peugeot's interior.
Sort of like the VW print campaign where you could "test drive" their new swiveling headlights by guiding your smartphone around the curvy road pictured in the ad. And much better than VW's recent campaign in South Africa's Auto Trader magazine that invites readers to eat the road.
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LAFAYETTE — Common Core education standards, proposals to change local School Board governance and funding for roads and bridges are among the issues Lafayette-area legislators said they will continue to address in the next legislative session.
Six members of the delegation spoke to the Acadiana Press Club on Monday about the session that just ended and some unfinished business that may come up again next year.
Those issues also include payday loans and pay equality for women.
"The biggest success we had was holding the line on our (education) reforms," state Rep. Nancy Landry, R-Lafayette, said at the Press Club's legislative recap session. Attending with Landry were five other legislators: state Sen. Page Cortez, R-Lafayette, and Reps. Terry Landry, D-New Iberia; Vincent Pierre, D-Lafayette; Joel Robideaux, R-Lafayette; and Stephen Ortego, D-Carencro.
Nancy Landry sits on the House Education Committee, which heard hours of testimony on proposed changes to the state's implementation of the Common Core standards and the state's participation in related testing known as the Partnership for Assessment of Readiness for College and Careers, or PARCC.
Landry said issues opponents of the new Common Core learning standards had over the sharing of student data and perceptions of federal intrusion were addressed during the session. She said efforts to stall implementation of the standards and create a commission to find an alternative failed because the committee didn't believe either option would benefit Louisiana's students.
"We felt like what was proposed would have put our kids at a disadvantage," Landry said.
The House Education Committee will consider any future proposals to replace Common Core standards with the same critical eye, Landry said.
The standards are national learning benchmarks adopted by 40 other states and adopted in Louisiana in 2010, though full implementation of the standards for math, English language arts and writing didn't begin until the 2013-14 school year. The future of Common Core in the state is undecided as Gov. Bobby Jindal has said he wants Louisiana out of the consortium of states that implemented the standards.
Several local bills proposed by Nancy Landry that related to the creation of a commission to study possible changes to how Lafayette Parish School Board members are elected failed. Landry wanted the community to discuss the viability of other options, such as electing all members from at-large districts or appointing rather than electing members. She said she'll revisit the proposals next year.
With a $12 billion backlog in roadway and bridge repair work, finding money to address the state's infrastructure needs will be imperative in next year's session, Terry Landry said.
The state has a transportation trust fund that directs tax revenues from fuel sales to bridge and road work, but state law also provides that the money may be used to support airports, ports and even State Police traffic control efforts.
"As commander of the State Police, we got $34 million from the fund," said Landry, a former Louisiana State Police commander.
He said he'd like the House Transportation Committee to study how the trust fund money is being spent and to close those loopholes that allow for the tax revenues to be used on issues other than road and bridge repair and maintenance.
He said he thinks the public may support a tax for road improvements, but they'd want assurances the money would be dedicated for roads and bridges.
"The money's not going to fall out of the sky. It's not going to come from the federal government. It's going to have to come from taxpayers," Terry Landry said.
Cortez and Nancy Landry said they don't think a tax would be successful, at least not with their constituents.
"I'd rather see a complete overhaul of our tax structure rather than a new tax," Nancy Landry said.
Pierre called the failure for legislation that would extend pay equality for female public employees to all female workers a major disappointment of the past session. Current state law requires women who are public employees to be paid the same wages or salaries as their male counterparts.
More unfinished business in his opinion was a lack of restrictions on payday loan businesses. Legislation for a study of payday loan oversight in other states was approved.
Pierre said some financial boons for Acadiana this session include $800,000 for the Acadiana Crime Lab's operations and nearly $302,000 for the Council for the Development of French in Louisiana. He credited the local delegation for helping to secure the funds in House Bill 1, the state's operations budget that awaits the governor's signature.
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The movie "Star Wars" broke box office records when it debuted in 1977, and the mantra "may the force be with you" became world famous.
In the years after the first trilogy, a group of devoted followers took those words to a deeper level, creating their own faith called "Jediism."
Kevin Trout, a dedicated member of the Jedi community, talked to Fox News' Lauren Green about his beliefs.
"Emotional well-being, physical well-being, spiritual well-being, all of these things, all Jedi practice it and follow, but how they do that is up to the individual," Trout explained.
Most of the beliefs are based on the Jedi code, which was created in the role-playing guide for Star Wars back in 1987. To practice Jediism, followers turn to a variety of activities, including meditation, physical fitness and yes, a bit of telepathy and telekinesis.
"I was pretty skeptical, as you can imagine," said Details Magazine's Ben Svetkey, who spent a weekend with the Jedi at their 11th annual gathering in Norris, Tennessee. "It's a little wacky, a little different, but when you sort of hang out with them for a weekend at the end of it, you're sort of like, well, why is this all that different from any other religion? It's just a code of ethics and a general sort of belief that tries to explain the universe a little bit, and that's what any religion really does."
Trout says that besides a bit of eyebrow-raising, his faith has not drawn considerable criticism.
"At most you get jokes on 'Where's your robe?' 'Where's your light saber?' things of that nature," said Trout. "My experience has never been negative as long as you're willing to have a sense of humor about it."
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In a sharp turnaround, Republican John McCain has opened a 5-point lead on Democrat Barack Obama in the U.S. presidential race and is seen as a stronger manager of the economy, according to a Reuters/Zogby poll released on Wednesday.
McCain leads Obama among likely U.S. voters by 46 percent to 41 percent, wiping out Obama's solid 7-point advantage in July and taking his first lead in the monthly Reuters/Zogby poll.
McCain now has a 9-point edge, 49 percent to 40 percent, over Obama on the critical question of who would be the best manager of the economy -- an issue nearly half of voters said was their top concern in the November 4 presidential election.
Of course the MSM has described McCain's campaign as going negative. Negative? See when it doesn't jive that their hand picked candidate would be a horrific mistake for this country, they call that negative.
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The types of polls I don't put stock in are the polls fro Daily Kos that show Obama up big or something. The same way I wouldn't take a poll from Limbaugh's site that had McCain up big seriously.
This is important because it's a poll of "likely voters". Those same "fence-sitters" you mentioned don't appear to be reacting the way you had hoped.
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We had purchased a combination ticket through the Edmonston-Alston House the day before which included the Middleton House tour. At the ticket counter we were able to pick the time slot for our house tour, and received information on the other complimentary tours that are offered throughout the day. I'll be honest, we were kind of overwhelmed with all of the options!
We started off with the Beyond the Fields walking tour, to learn about the slaves that worked at Middleton Place. This was probably the best tour of our entire time in Charleston. Our guide was extremely engaging and had endless knowledge.
The house tour was a great way to learn more about the family members, and it's always interesting to see some of the preserved pieces of history from all 4 generations of Middletons. Originally there were three houses on the estate, a main house and two side houses, but they were burned by the Union before the end of the Civil War. When the Middletons returned, the south flanker was the least damaged, so that is the one they decided to rebuild, and the one that exists today. You can still see some of the remains of the original main house in the picture below on the right.
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English faculty Marian Pierce will give the keynote address at Write to Publish 2017 in February.
"We're incredibly excited to have Marian share her range of experience—in writing, editing and teaching—with our attendees," said Write to Publish 2017 co-manager Alison Cantrell in a blog entry.
Write to Publish began as a fundraiser and open house to inform the public about the publishing program at Portland State University and its nonprofit press, Ooligan. In 2009, Write to Publish grew into a conference with the goal of demystifying the publishing industry for emerging writers. Write to Publish provides writers' workshops, panels, vendors and speeches by authors and industry professionals. These events offer information about the state of the publishing industry and how to navigate it successfully. Past years' panelists and speakers include Ursula K. LeGuin, Chuck Palahniuk, Bernadette Baker-Baughman, Betsy Amster, Todd Sattersten, Michael McGregor, Paul Collins, Fiona Kenshole, Allison Moon, Arthur Bradford and others.
Marian Pierce graduated from the Iowa Writers' Workshop, where she received the Paul Engle Fellowship. Her short story collection Finding Land: Stories of Japan was acquired by the Multnomah County Library for their ebook catalogue. Other stories have appeared in Gentleman's Quarterly (GQ), Portland Monthly Magazine, Story, Mississippi Review, Confrontation, Puerto del Sol, Yomimono (Japan), Yoga Rahasvya (India), Creative Writers' Handbook, Scribner's Best of the Fiction Workshops 1997, and other publications. She has won fellowships and awards from the MacDowell Colony, Literary Arts, Oregon Arts Commission, Kimmel Harding Nelson Center for the Arts, and Wordstock Literary Festival, among others. Marian was also shortlisted for the David Wong Fellowship at the University of East Anglia as an author writing about the Far East.
Marian Pierce teaches nonfiction writing in the English Literature & Writing program at Marylhurst University. She also has a freelance editing business and has taught at the Iowa Summer Writing Festival and the UCLA Extension Writing Program.


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Marshall took the reins at OPR London in 2015, after two years as EMEA MD of Social@Ogilvy. He's got a diverse background that includes experience with corporate communications, brand marketing and politics. He is a worldwide board member of Ogilvy Public Relations.
Marshall has worked for a wide range of major companies and brands, helping them develop successful strategies for building relationships with stakeholders, customers, and others through online engagement and conversation.
Marshall has led global social media brand assignments for Unilever brands like Dove and Lipton as well as drinks brands Johnnie Walker and Captain Morgan. He has provided real-time crisis counsel to Diageo and Shell, as well as major corporates like Anglo-American and the BBC.
Marshall contributes to a number of blogs and industry publications. He also maintains a presence in Facebook and is active in Twitter (@marshallmanson) and a wide range of other social platforms. His work has also appeared in traditional media publications including the Washington Post and International Herald-Tribune.
Before joining Ogilvy, Marshall was Managing Director of Digital for EMEA at Edelman, the world's largest public relations firm.
And prior to joining Edelman, Marshall worked in U.S. political campaigns and for several communications firms, including The Sterling Corporation, where his print and electronic media products were recognized with Communicator and Pollie Awards and featured in Campaigns and Elections magazine.
Marshall has lived in London for the last five years. He is an enthusiastic if not terribly gifted photographer (http://flic.kr/ps/29JksC), and is interested in history, politics, travel and golf. He lives in Islington with his wife, Stephanie, and their beagle, Cody.


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Assumption powers past Pace
Hounds belt five homers on day, rally from 8-1 deficit in Game 2
PLEASANTVILLE, N.Y. -- Sophomore Nikki Boris launched a pair of three-run homers for Assumption as the Hounds belted five homers overall in a road sweep at Pace on Tuesday afternoon in Northeast-10 Conference play. The Hounds took game by a 3-1 final before winning a back-and-forth game two by a 12-9 score to run their win streak to four consecutive games.
The Setters jumped out to a 1-0 lead in the bottom of the second on a solo homer by Natalie Gellos and the game remained a one-run margin into the top of the fifth. In the fifth, the Hounds used a pair of one-out singles by sophomore Tanya Robidoux and junior Melissa Jalbert to begin the threat. Boris made the Setters pay as she launched a three-run homer to right center for the 3-1 Assumption lead.
Assumption senior pitcher Jennifer Lowrey won for the fourth consecutive decision to improve to 7-4 overall as she fanned 12 batters while scattering five hits. Kayla Hill took the loss for Pace, giving up three earned runs on nine hits while striking out four.
In Game 2, Robidoux and Jalbert got the Hounds off to a quick start in the top of the first. Robidoux led off the inning with a single and advanced to second on an error, followed by Jalbert's third home run of the season for the early 2-0 edge. The Setters answered in a big way in the bottom of the third as they put up seven earned runs, led by a three-RBI double from Lana Buchbinder, to chase Assumption starter Chelsea Durso.
After Pace increased its lead to 8-1 in the fourth, it was Assumption's turn to put up some offense in the top of the fifth.
The Hounds closed to within a run at 8-7 behind the second three-run homer of the day by Boris, along with a two-RBI double to centerfield from freshman first baseman Ashley Impagliazzo. Assumption took the lead again in the top of the sixth on a two-RBI double to center by freshman Jess DiPilato to score Robidoux and Jalbert with a pair of unearned runs after each reached on errors to start the inning.
Pace answered right back in the bottom of the sixth though as Jeane Drury launched a two-out solo shot off Assumption reliever Jenn Lattal to tie the game at 9-9 entering the seventh. The Hounds weren't done with the long ball though as Kolby Davenport launched a two-run shot and Robidoux a solo shot to left to give the visitors five homers on the day and a 12-9 lead going to the bottom of the seventh.
Lattal picked up the win for Assumption, going 4.1 innings in relief with seven strikeouts to improve to 6-2 on the season.
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James M. Acton is a senior associate in the Nuclear Policy Program at the Carnegie Endowment. A physicist by training, Acton specializes in deterrence, disarmament, nonproliferation, and nuclear energy. His current research focuses on the implications of next-generation conventional weapons for both the nuclear disarmament process and international security more broadly.
Acton's publications span the field of nuclear policy. He is the author of two Adelphi books, Deterrence During Disarmament: Deep Nuclear Reductions and International Security and Abolishing Nuclear Weapons (with George Perkovich). He wrote, with Mark Hibbs, "Why Fukushima Was Preventable," a groundbreaking study into the accident's root causes. And his analysis on proliferation threats, including Iran and North Korea, has been widely disseminated by major journals, newspapers, and websites.
Acton is a member of the Trilateral Commission on Challenges to Deep Cuts. He is a former member of the International Panel on Fissile Materials and was co-chair of the Next Generation Working Group on U.S.-Russian arms control (2010–2011). He has provided evidence to the UN Secretary General's Advisory Board on Disarmament Matters and the Blue Ribbon Commission on America's Nuclear Future.
Acton has published in the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, Foreign Affairs, theInternational Herald Tribune, Jane's Intelligence Review, the New York Times,Nonproliferation Review, Survival, and Washington Quarterly. He has appeared on CNN's State of the Union, NBC Nightly News, CBS Evening News and PBS NewsHour.


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CEO David Shanks is feeling a bit cocky.
Good news, laid-off book people! Penguin CEO David Shanks, feeling a bit cocky after announcing decent gains over 2008, says he'd like to "recruit people and authors" from less fortunate publishers in the coming year. This on top of a newsletter report from Publisher's Lunch that everyone working for Penguin and its British parent, Pearson, is getting a cash bonus (despite a current freeze on salaries above $50,000).
Sales are only about half as good as they look (up 7 percent officially), because they're reported in falling pounds, but all of the U.S. divisions did well. The main reason is that they sold books — particularly paperback bestsellers, which they're churning out with alarming regularity. Like Hachette's Little, Brown, which cashed in on Twilight, Penguin scored with vampires (Charlaine Harris, whose "Southern Vampire" series is the basis for True Blood). But goateed, Oprah-touted self-help guru Eckhart Tolle is the real hero of this story. Tolle's website leads with the quote, "The world can only change from within." But hey, a little cash and a steady job can't hurt.


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GOODYEAR, Ariz. -- Some neighbors living in Pebble Creek in Goodyear have a big problem on their rooftops.
"This morning when I looked out there were 24 on the tiles over there early this morning. So they are here," said Judy Gaines.
Gaines isn't happy about the pigeon parties.
Other neighbors are also upset about the little get-togethers.
"I can hear them cooing which means that they have little ones and they're nesting when I'm inside the house," said another homeowner, John Conklin.
Conklin wants help with the pigeon problem.
"Well it seems to me if it's a problem throughout the development the HOA should logically be responsible for it," said Conklin.
Gaines wanted to know if the city would take care of the problem.
A city spokesperson didn't want to speak on camera.
Instead 3TV was sent this statement:
"While we understand homeowners' frustrations, it is the individual's responsibility to contact a pest control company for a solution to a pigeon problem, just as it would be if a house were to have mice, termites or other pests."
Since the HOA and the city won't get involved with issues on private property, homeowners are thinking of alternatives.
"Well somebody suggested birth control, supposedly you can do that," said Gaines.
Neighbors have checked out the company OvoControl to keep the animals from over breeding. But this would cost a few thousand dollars and they would need approval from the HOA.
So for now, people are coming up with their own solutions to the problem.
A plastic owl guards one roof, but he can't protect the whole neighborhood.
Cages and spikes keep the pigeons away from other homes.
But pigeon proofing and cleaning up after the birds is costly.
"In order to get rid of them and clean up the mess they made it cost $500, plus they had to replace two cracked tiles on the roof where the pigeon debris had collected," said Conklin.


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Fab Fashion Friday
Maddie Daly and Erin Thomassen | Thursday, September 5, 2013
On a beautiful, sunny South Bend day earlier this week, we ventured around campus searching for our school's best fashion trends.
Camera in hand, we scouted out the best dressed on campus and found plenty of material. With a season change ahead of us, we discovered that these students displayed a perfect combination of summer and a slight touch of fall. Coming from hometowns all over the United States and sporting accordingly varying styles, these wonderful fashion experts were kind enough to model for The Observer, so follow their example and keep our campus stylish.
It's only the second week of class, so yes, it is too early for workout clothes and Nikes. Let's keep it classy, ladies and gentleman. Who knows, maybe you will appear in the next Fashion Friday article!
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I don't very often talk about my diabetes. It's just something that I have and it's up to me to control it. However, something happened the other day that reminded me how delicate my life can be at times.
As many of you know, Miss K and I went to OKC for Capital Day yesterday. It was a great trip. However, the entire time, I was extremely hot. Even Miss K was sweating. I felt good though and I just kept on moving. I even took the steps a couple times. Monday night I didn't sleep well though. We went to get our taxes done and I found out that I'm missing a very important paper. We filed anyway and we'll be able to make an amendment. It didn't stop me from tossing and turning, so I got up and dug through paperwork to try to find the paper this company says that they sent me. I never did find it. I didn't sleep well when I finally went to bed and before I knew it, hubby's alarm was going off. I kissed him "bye" and told him to call me when he got to work because he'd been having car issues the past couple of days. He did that and by that time, it was only half an hour until Miss K's alarm was going to go off to start us off on Capital Day.
So anyway, we're up there enjoying Capital Day when I start to feel queezy. My friend Suzie that was up there with us with her family had me sit down and ran to get me water. In the meantime, Miss K tested my sugar which was 164. Much too high for that time of the day…..much much too high!! I started feeling a little better sitting with my water when they came by and told me I had to move and that no kids were allowed in that area. I felt ok, but I was weak. Suzie was looking for our place to sit and we went to pick up our lunches. Somehow, they gave me the wrong ticket and told me I had to go downstairs. She immediately told them I was having a diabetic incident and that I needed food and couldn't run around because of their mistake.
We sat down and ate and I felt good even though I didn't need my numbers to go any higher. My sandwich was on wheat bread and was actually healthy. I was weak and tired, so Suzie insisted that I sat while she found our families and talked to a Senator. I was glad for the break and tried to cool down. She came to get me because everyone was ready to go. We took the elevator down and started to leave. I was leaning up against the wall talking to K when I felt my legs go. I went down to my knees holding her hand. My brave daughter helped me up and I held the wall as I moved slowly to a chair.
Suzie jumped in and took over my care while the family went after the car. She just wanted a wheelchair for me, but a medic showed up instead. He took my sugar and it was either 366 or 399. I just don't remember. I just know I was sick. He told me he'd rather I was high than low. I refused to go to the hospital because I wanted to get home. It was the right decision because all the storms broke out on our way home.
I'm not telling you this story for pity or anything else. I just really realized how fast my life can go. I also realized how quickly my friendship with Suzie grew. She took over and I didn't have a chance to talk back. She knew what to do, kept me calm and looked after my daughter. I couldn't ask for more. It meant everything to me. God put us together on that day for a reason. I wish it wasn't under those circumstances, but it's the way it is. I already have a doctor appointment scheduled for next week, so I'll tell the doctor about it. Suzie will be all over me making sure!! I don't think he'll change my medicine because this is the first time in 5 years that I've been sick from the diabetes itself. I guess what bothers me the most is that I've actually lost some weight and I'm really taking care of myself. As I said, God sent his angel to take care of me that day. I have no intention of letting the diabetes win. One way or the other, I WILL win this battle. Thanks to Suzie and her wonderful family, I'll be able to continue to give my awesome family a hard time. I honestly can't tell you all they did for me. The kids asked if I was alright….truly caring kids. They were there for K so she wouldn't worry and when we got home, she tried to keep The Man calm too.
Please take care of yourself. Whether you're healthy or have something like I do. Never let it win. You have to take control. Let your friends and family help and be there for you.


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Looking for a night out on the town or just a place to hang out? Visit Downtown Bar & Lounge, Chicago's newest gay and lesbian hangout. Offered here is a relaxing environment with a fun and modern motif. You will find a great place to unwind after a long day of work and mingle with people who share common interests. Stop by a little later in the night to enjoy the party scene, with three bars, music and videos, Downtown Bar & Lounge is equipped to provide whatever experience you may be looking for. Check its website for times and prices.
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1333 W Devon Ave, Suite 105
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Lakeside Pride Music Ensembles offers the celebration of the LGBT community through musical expression. It is dedicated to efforts for promoting diversity and education through musical performances, various workshops and even non-musical events. Lakeside is committed to helping bring together a community of knowledgeable individuals who are given the opportunity to create something more positive. Check out the Freedom Marching Band, the SHHH…Out! Jazz Ensemble or any of the other featured ensembles.
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1222 W Wilson Ave, 2nd Floor
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The About Face Theatre is recognized in Chicago's LGBT community, not only for its amazing plays and performances, but for its efforts to educate. The advancement of dialogue on gender and sexual identity is one of the main focuses. This theatre challenges not only the audience, but the performers to think outside of the box. Outside of the theatrical expressions, About Face offers three program structures that work toward that advancement; The Mainstage Season, New Works Program and Education Programs such as the About Face Youth Theatre which already reaches over 5,000 students and teachers every year. Whether you are looking for education or simply a little entertainment, drop by to show your support for the About Face Theatre.
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The Northalsted Business Alliance is dedicated to bringing the LGBT community together. Strong supporters of The Center on Halsted, Northalsted Business Alliance is currently working closely with the Chicago Police Department to help make residents feel safe and secure. It also offers the two most popular summer events in Chicago for the LGBT community. The Chicago Pride Fest, known as the first official party of summer (June 22-23), a two-day festival of arts and crafts, food and other vendors and Northalsted Market Days (August 11-12), a two-day street fair with 40 musical acts, unique foods and artistic displays. The Northalsted Business Alliance brings a lot to the table. Check out the website for performance lineups and more info on its efforts within the LGBT community.
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- Calories 216.41
- Caloriesfromfat 19%
- Carbohydrate 42.28g
- Cholesterol 61.92mg
- Fat 4.73g
- Fiber 2.64g
- Iron 1.16mg
- Protein 3.9mg
- Satfat 2.49g
- Sodium 61.27mg
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Heat oven to 350° F. Lightly coat a 9-inch square baking dish with vegetable cooking spray. In a small bowl, combine the flour, salt, and 1 tablespoon of the granulated sugar. Whisk in the milk, then the eggs, until the batter is smooth and lump-free.
In a medium skillet, melt the butter over medium heat and cook the apple slices with the remaining granulated sugar until tender, about 10 minutes. Mix in the raisins and lemon zest and transfer to the baking dish.
Pour the batter over the apples and bake for 40 minutes or until puffed and golden. Sprinkle with confectioners' sugar and serve warm.


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Named after the modernist Finnish designer Alvar Aalto, this inviting joint on Belmont is decorated with the sure hand of a true collector. Spare, clean lines in the chairs, consoles and art decorate a dim lounge presided over by gentlemanly bartenders who mix a mean martini for an artsy crowd of Southeast locals. The bar features an alluring, French-dominated wine list with 17 vinos available...
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Bartender chased my friend and I over a block to slap a beer out of my hand I walked out with, but did not get the other one. I feel you need to be egalitarian about beer slapping bro. What sort of cuckold gives preferential treatment to some beers and not others?
Super rude bartenders. I suggest going next door to circa 33 were they know what customer service is.
Aalto Bristo & Lounge the can be found at Se Belmont St 3356. The following is offered: Bars & Pubs. The entry is present with us since Sep 8, 2010 and was last updated on Nov 14, 2013. In Portland there are 243 other Bars & Pubs. An overview can be found here.
Welcome to the Aalto Lounge! Craft Cocktails, DJs nightly @ 8pm, $2 Happy Hour 'til 7pm, To-Go Beer and Wine. Open Late.
Snack options include crusty bread and imported cheese or bruschetta with tapenade. More substantial plates include the gargantuan Tuscan salad and comforting soups like chicken and dumplings.
Smokers can visit the room in the back of the lounge reserved for smoking.


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Birdville ISD has an Enterprise Term License Agreement with Adobe. As a member of Birdville ISD, you are also eligible to download the Adobe Creative Cloud software for home use. Faculty and staff can purchase a 1 year subscription for the Adobe Creative Cloud Desktop Applications for $9.75 per year. The exclusively priced downloads are available at: https://birdvilleschools.onthehub.com.
Be sure to choose "Adobe Creative Cloud Desktop Applications for ETLA." This process will provide you with a redemption code and instructions on how to download and install the software. Only one Creative Cloud license can be purchased per year per staff member.
This software is eligible to be installed on two personal computers, however, it cannot be used simultaneously between computers. If you wish to install the software on a third computer you need to go through a "deactivation" procedure located in the HELP pull down menu in any program of the suite of the computer you want to deactivate it from.
Please do not install this software on your district computer(s). The Technology Department will be deploying the district licensed versions during the school year.
1) Go to https://birdvilleschools.onthehub.com and click on Start Shopping
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