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v. i. - To look sullen; to be of a sour countenance; to be glum. 2
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The Board of Trustees of The City University of New York today named three outstanding scholars as Distinguished Professors, the University's highest faculty rank, it was announced by Chancellor Matthew Goldstein.
The prestigious designations were approved unanimously by the Board of Trustees. Chancellor Matthew Goldstein stated: "These new Distinguished Professorships add further luster to the University's outstanding faculty and exemplify CUNY's commitment to recruit and retain a world-class faculty."
They are:
Dagmar Herzog, an internationally renowned authority on the history of religion in Europe and the U.S., on the Holocaust and its aftermath, and on the histories of gender and sexuality, who has published widely. John Matteson, winner of the 2008 Pulitzer Prize in Biography for Eden's Outcasts: The Story of Louisa May Alcott and Her Father, whose latest book is The Lives of Margaret Fuller, about the 19th century writer, social critic and pioneer of American feminism. Jeffrey T. Parsons, a leading authority on health behaviors, HIV prevention and HIV medication adherence whose pioneering research has resulted in interventions designed to change risky sexual and drug use behaviors.
Distinguished Professorships are reserved for faculty with records of exceptional performance by national and international standards of excellence in their profession. Successful candidates must demonstrate substantial evidence of outstanding performance, including significant quantities of high-quality work in areas of importance in their disciplines. In addition to superb scholarship, Distinguished Professors are expected to participate in appropriate teaching and service roles in their colleges. The ranking also functions as a tool to recruit new faculty or retain existing faculty whose appointments enrich The City University of New York, especially when candidates require special incentives to influence their decision to accept an offer or to remain with the University.
The New CUNY Distinguished Professors are:
Dagmar Herzog, Distinguished Professor of History, The Graduate School and University Center.
Professor Herzog has published widely in the history of religion in Europe and the U.S., on the Holocaust and its aftermath, and on the histories of gender and sexuality. She recently completed Sexuality in Europe: A Twentieth-Century History (Cambridge UP, 2011).
She is also the author of Sex in Crisis: The New Sexual Revolution and the Future of American Politics (Basic, 2008), Sex after Fascism: Memory and Morality in Twentieth-Century Germany (Princeton UP, 2005), and Intimacy and Exclusion: Religious Politics in Pre-Revolutionary Baden (Princeton UP, 1996; Transaction, 2007).
She is the editor and coeditor of six anthologies, including Brutality and Desire: War and Sexuality in Europe's Twentieth Century (Palgrave Macmillan, 2009); and Lessons and Legacies VII: The Holocaust in International Perspective (Northwestern UP, 2006). Dr. Herzog has been Professor and Daniel Rose Faculty Scholar at the CUNY Graduate Center since 2005. She recently received a Fellowship from the John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation for her outstanding achievements. Professor Herzog will be a Visiting Research Scholar at the Shelby Cullom Davis Center for Historical Studies at Princeton University in 2013, working with other scholars on the theme of "Belief and Unbelief." She has also held positions as a Member in the School of Social Science at the Institute for Advanced Study and as a Mellon Faculty Fellow at Harvard University. Her research has been supported by the Ford Foundation, the American Council of Learned Societies, the Social Science Research Council, the German American Exchange Service (DAAD), and the National Endowment for the Humanities. Professor Herzog has also worked as a columnist, covering American politics, for the Berlin-based die tageszeitung, was recently appointed a member of the Board of Editors for the American Historical Review, and is currently at work on a new project on the European and American histories of psychoanalysis, trauma, and desire.
John Matteson, Distinguished Professor of English, John Jay College of Criminal Justice.
Professor Matteson has been a member of John Jay College's Department of English since 1997, where he has served as Faculty Director of the Honors Program. Since 2011 he has been Deputy Director of the Leon Levy Center for Biography, serving as liaison between the Levy Center and The City University of New York with responsibility for joint programs and events, and for coordination of the review of fellowship applications. He received a history degree from Princeton University, a law degree from Harvard, and a Ph.D. in English from Columbia. After working as a litigator in San Francisco and Raleigh, North Carolina in between attending Harvard and Columbia, Professor Matteson decided to devote himself to literature and writing. His first book, Eden's Outcasts: The Story of Louisa May Alcott and Her Father (W.W. Norton, 2007), won a Pulitzer Prize in Biography. It was also named an Honors Book in Nonfiction by the Massachusetts Book Awards (2008 – 2009) and received a commendation from the Massachusetts State Legislature. The work, which chronicles the relationship between the celebrated author of Little Women and her father Bronson Alcott, is the first to look at their lives jointly. Professor Matteson's latest book, The Lives of Margaret Fuller (W.W. Norton, 2012), deals with the brilliant writer and social critic, Margaret Fuller (1810–1850), an American feminist pioneer who became the leading female figure in the transcendentalist movement, wrote a celebrated column of literary and social commentary, served as the first foreign correspondent for an American newspaper, and authored the first great work of American feminism: Woman in the Nineteenth Century. Last year Professor Matteson received the Dean's Award for Distinguished Achievement by a Ph.D. Alumnus from Columbia University's Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, and the Distinguished Faculty Award from the John Jay College Alumni Association.
Jeffrey T. Parsons, Distinguished Professor of Psychology, Hunter College.
Professor Parsons' work has shed important light on health behaviors, including HIV prevention, HIV medication adherence, sexual behavior, and substance abuse; as well as GLBTQ issues. His pioneering research has resulted in interventions designed to change risky sexual and drug use behaviors. Dr. Parsons joined the Hunter College faculty in 2000 and served as Chair of the Department of Psychology from 2008 – 2010. He is also a Professor at The City University of New York School of Public Health at Hunter College. Since 1996 he has been Director of the Hunter College Center for HIV/AIDS Educational Studies and Training (CHEST), whose projects are based on theories of health behavior change designed to reduce the spread of HIV and improve the lives of persons with HIV. Professor Parsons has been a member of the White House Office on National AIDS Policy HIV and Aging Working Group since 2010, when he was also named to the Social and Behavioral HIV Prevention Research Think Tank by the National Institutes of Health Office on AIDS Research. He served as Chair of the Behavioral and Social Consequences of HIV (BSCH) Study Section of the National Institutes of Health from 2010 – 2012. Since 2010 he has been a member of the New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene HIV and Alcohol and Other Drug Use Advisory Panel. From 2005 – 2007 he was President of the Society for the Scientific Study of Sexuality, Eastern Region. Dr. Parsons edited the book Contemporary Research in Sex Work (Haworth Press, 2005), and has been editor of the journal Sexuality Research and Social Policy since 2011. He has received numerous research grants from the National Institute of Mental Health, the National Institute on Drug Abuse, the National Institute for Child and Human Development, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and other agencies. A Fellow of the American Psychological Association (APA), his many honors include the Distinguished Scientific Achievement Award from the APA in 2008. In 2004 he was honored by the APA for Outstanding Contributions to the Advancement of Public Interest Policy. Professor Parsons received Hunter College's Presidential Award for Excellence in Applied Scholarship in 2007.
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Skylar [SJ], the 30 Hour Famine Intern, sat down with the newest member of our team, Dan [DB], and asked him a few questions about his life & time at World Vision. Here is a glimpse into the Famine team & why we are so excited to be welcoming Dan to the team!
SJ: I need to get this question out first…Has anyone ever mentioned to you that you look like a certain character from a classic sitcom? (Mathew Perry)
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DB: George Clooney!? Haha, no… I know, I hear it quite often. You know it's funny… A few years back when 'Friends' was really popular … I went down to the Paramount Studio lot in California, and there was a tour group who stopped and legitimately thought I was Matthew Perry, who plays Chandler Bing. So I was out there waving, pretending I was him. It was good fun. I've got a few stories like that.
SJ: Do you think you could win a celebrity look-a-like contest?
DB: I don't know, what do you think?
SJ: Well, you're known as World Vision's very own Chandler Bing, so I'm going to go with a yes.
SJ: In all seriousness Dan, how long have you been with World Vision?
DB: Nearly seventeen years now.
SJ: Wow! What made you want to be part of the 30 Hour Famine team?
DB: Being part of a group of people involved in a national movement to inspire youth to feed hungry children overseas is exciting. I love that I get to be a part of the solution.
SJ: What's your role in doing that?
DB: I've seen how we (World Vision) work around the world and how we tackle global hunger straight on. I want to connect our American youth to that, so they can be part of the solution. I see my job, in a way, as connecting students and empowering them to fight global hunger with us. It's so meaningful and powerful, so to the best of my abilities I want to inspire them to help us.
SJ: That's a big responsibility… and whoa! Speaking of big, that's a big trophy you have on your desk… How'd you win that?
DB: Well, truth be told, it's not my trophy.
SJ: So, you're just the holder of the trophy?
DB: I'm the holder! World Vision has a golf league, and a good friend of mine won it and put it on my desk to inspire me to win it next year. I love golf. Not that many people know I play, though.
SJ: Have you gone 30 hours without food yet?
DB: I've never done it! You know, my wife and I were just talking about it the other day, and we are a bit worried because I've been tested and I'm borderline hypoglycemic, which is sugar-level related issue. I'm going to do it later this month, but I think it's going to be difficult.
SJ: You know, you could always sacrifice something else, like give up your cell phone for 30 hours.
DB: I'm still going to give it a try! I'm just going to be smart about it. I'll stay hydrated and monitor how I'm feeling.
SJ: That sounds like a good plan! So…rumor has it; you're going overseas soon to see where Famine funds are working, have you done a trip like this before?
DB: Yeah, in my 16 years, I've taken a few trips with World Vision. We went to the Dominican Republic and what was specifically great about that trip is that we got to see World Vision projects that were just starting and some that were actually just ending. Seeing both was powerful! To see communities celebrate with hope because they received our help was great, and for me, I've worked here for so long, it really validated my work. We hear stories of impact, but to see it with my own eyes was powerful.
SJ: Is there a specific element of injustice that you are particularly passionate about?
DB: During the trips I've been on, I've always taken notice to the cultural differences of the roles women have. These women do a lot of the work around the homes and villages I've seen; they really are the backbone for the families. I want to do whatever I can to help them. In one specific case, I met this woman who was HIV positive. Many of her family members wanted nothing to do with her once they found out. But she was so strong. You could see such deep faith in her. World Vision was able to provide her with goats and she used them to support herself and her three children. Her children have healthcare and get to go to school all because of the goats she received and the income that they now received from breeding them and selling their milk.
SJ: What is something most people don't know about you?
DB: I've lived in Seattle my whole life and I don't like coffee. I drink Coke Zero!
SJ: What is your favorite part about the 30 Hour Famine?
DB: Honestly, my favorite part is… Trying to get everyone involved to know… 'We did something to help change the world'. I want leaders and students to feel a sense of… 'God has called us to this, and we will respond'.
SJ: Is there anything you would want to tell our students who are participating for the first time this month?
DB: Just embrace it all. Soak it all in and don't skip out on anything.
SJ: Thank you for your time Dan, it's been great.


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AFCON: Brimah starts against Cameroon
Thursday, February 2, 2017
Razak Brimah is set to be in goal for the Black Stars of Ghana as they face the Indomitable Lions of Cameroun today (Thursday), in the ongoing Africa Cup of Nations in Gabon, contrary to reports on social media that coach Avram Grant has dropped him.
This was revealed to Kwame Dwomoh-Agyemang, Class91.3FM's sports editor by the president of the Ghana Football Association (GFA), Kwesi Nyantakyi, hours before the game begins.
There were rumours that due to his misconduct, which attracted sanction from the GFA, Brimah had been replaced by Richard Ofori, the second goal keeper.
Earlier this week, the GFA fined Brimah for misconduct.
A statement released by the GFA on Tuesday January 31 said: "The Ghana Football Association (GFA) held a meeting on Tuesday morning to examine comments made by goalkeeper Razak Brimah on social media. The meeting was necessitated by the unfortunate words used by Brimah which management finds unacceptable.
"We have also received a written apology from Brimah over the comments, which we have considered in reaching a decision."
Management determined that Brimah's comments on social media were in violation of Article 6(1) & (2) of the Black Stars' Code of Conduct which provides as follows:
"1) During the periods of camping, all members of the delegation, particularly players, are forbidden to engage in any discussions, and/or any form of communication with player agents, scouts, journalists, and all other unauthorised personnel except with the express permission of the head coach or leader of delegation.
"2) Any player who violates Clause 1 of this article shall be subject to a fine of not less than $1,000.00. In pursuance thereof, the GFA has decided to impose a fine of $2,500 on Brimah, which will be donated to a charity in Ghana.
"We render an unqualified apology to the general public. We will continue to count on the unflinching support of Ghanaians to help us win the 2017 Africa Cup of Nations."
Ghana's starting XI against Cameroon: Brimah, Afful, Acheampong, Amartey, Boye, Wakaso, Acquah, Atsu, Partey, Jordan Ayew, and Andre Ayew.
Skipper Asamoah Gyan, who was tipped to start, has only been named for a place on the bench.
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Evil knows too many forms. I cannot imagine a harsher form of Evil than a father betraying his own daughter. It made me sick when I read that Jason LaRosa will walk on charges of sexual assault of a child and aggravated incest. LaRosa was convicted for performing oral sex on his 2 ½ year old daughter at a swim club.
Sex crimes against children are the most difficult crimes to discuss. The words seem so vile as the facts are described…even as we push to exact punishment for these sick, sick deviants.
I don't know what is going to happen to Jason LaRosa. Surely there is an appropriate place in the deepest of Hell for people like him. But what should we do to protect children from these pedophile predators?
It's been five years since I first introduced Jessica's Law with then state Senator Josh Penry. I haven't introduced it since my first term, but others have, over this time, introduced it.
It is one of those issues that is emotionally draining. Amendments have been run and lost. The votes haven't been there to protect children from sex assaults. The only result is this. We're not doing enough to protect our children from these violent predators. The predators who not only commit the crime, but steal a childhood from their innocent victims.
Jessica's Law wouldn't have saved LaRosa's daughter and Jessica's Law wouldn't have kept LaRosa behind bars in light of the recent ruling. But Jessica's Law would save others. Jessica's Law would prevent future child victims and save childhoods from being devastated and lost.
Pedophiles cannot be rehabilitated, they cannot be repaired. When I carried the bill in 2007 I received letter after letter, flier after flier from some group formed to protect child predators from legislative accountability. I don't even remember the name of the group as I write this. A group designed to ensure that these deviants remained on our streets. Stalking our children. These types of criminals cannot be healed. They are, and will always be, a threat. It is the imprint of their sick nature.
Making sure that these criminals do long time the first time they commit their heinous felony is the most effective way of preventing future victims. There is no good news for those who argue in favor of treating pedophiles. According to the July 2010 Harvard Medical School Harvard Mental Health Letter, "there is no cure [for pedophilia], so the focus is on protecting children."
Bingo. There is no cure, and recidivism rates are high. Our focus must be on protecting the children.
The following is from the same Harvard Medical School publication:
"One review found recidivism rates of 10% to 50% among pedophiles previously convicted of sexual abuse, although this could include anything from an arrest for any offense to reconviction on a crime against a child."
Some child welfare outlets report recidivism rates as high as 90 percent. Either way, the only effective option for protection children against child predators is to put them behind bars for a very, very long time. The more mandatory time they spend in prison, the fewer children they can sexually assault.
I remember when I offered a revised version of Jessica's Law as a floor amendment to another bill. I read the sex crimes listed in the amendment where the pedophile would receive a mandatory minimum sentence. I looked first into the gallery to make sure that there were no school groups there. They didn't need to hear the crimes I was about to list. I didn't need to hear the crimes I was about to read. The gallery was empty. I read the crimes. Closed my notebook. Walked away from the well. Sat down, and watched my amendment die.
Between then and now, there is no doubt that predators have victimized more children who would have been saved if the bill, or even the amendment, had passed. But neither happened. We haven't had the votes to pass it, but we might have them now.
The time is now to pass mandatory minimum sentences for those predators who sexually assault children. The time is now to prevent future victims. The time is now to enact Jessica's Law. We can't outlaw Evil – we can keep it from preying on our children.
Rep. Frank McNulty was Speaker of the Colorado House for the 68th General Assembly. He represents Highlands Ranch, Colorado


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Councillor Rob Ford is getting serious about a potential mayoralty run, going so far as to pay for an internal poll that puts him in third place.
He's even getting into racing shape: Mr. Ford has hired a personal trainer and has worked out eight times in the past two weeks.
"I definitely want to do it," Mr. Ford said yesterday. "I know I have the experience to be the best mayor Toronto's ever had."
However, Mr. Ford said he needs time to finish assembling a team, resolve some personal issues and get a better handle on his chances before making his final decision.
That's why the Etobicoke councillor paid $5,000 for a Logistics Group poll, the results of which he received Friday.
The poll puts former deputy premier George Smitherman way out in front with 46 per cent of decided voters, TTC chair Adam Giambrone, who formally joins the race today, in second with 17 per cent, and Mr. Ford in third with 13 per cent. Mr. Ford leads declared candidates Joe Pantalone, Rocco Rossi and Giorgio Mammoliti, according to the poll.
Mr. Ford was surprised to see Mr. Smitherman polling ahead of him in Etobicoke, where Mr. Ford is a popular local councillor best known for railing against spending at City Hall. The poll suggests Mr. Smitherman enjoys the backing of 33 per cent of decided voters there, compared to 27 per cent for Mr. Ford.
But Mr. Ford wasn't surprised that he polled miserably in the old city of Toronto, where he's long been a bugbear of the left.
"I'm getting killed downtown," he said.
However, the poll's sample size in individual districts is so small it's difficult to draw conclusions. Logistics Group polled 500 people who voted in the last municipal election by phone Jan. 21 to Jan. 23. The margin of error for the citywide portion of the poll is plus or minus four points, 19 times out of 20.
First elected in 2000, Mr. Ford is known for his populist, penny-pinching style and for a string of gaffes, including a drunken, belligerent turn at a Leafs game, which he initially denied, but later apologized for.
Mr. Ford's entry would certainly shake up the race, especially on the right.
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Japanese eateries of all kinds have opened in San Francisco recently, and I've been eating at them.
Ichi, on Mission Street near Bernal Heights, focuses on sustainable fish. About a month ago, I had delectable tuna tataki ($12.95) made with local albacore seared on the outside, cut into pink slices and dressed with fried shallots and sudachi-fragrant Japanese lime.
Ichi chef Tim Archuleta likes mackerels, which he paints with a sweet glaze of sake and white soy. An albacore and avocado roll ($5.25) with crunchy tobiko-flying fish roe-played with texture. The small, homey space has just enough room for an L-shaped wooden sushi bar and a few tiny tables.
Izakaya Yuzuki moved into the corner spot across from Tartine Bakery. It specializes in small plates to accompany sake or beer. Some of these dishes are very good, such as renkon maju ($12) — a soft, glutinous lotus root dumpling larded with bits of shrimp in dashi broth scented with celery and yuzu; and unusual agedashi tofu ($12), — a big, round tofu dumpling deep-fried, served in dashi and topped with salmon roe.
I'd certainly return for little tumblers of cold Aramasa junmai sake ($10) with satsuma age ($10) — crunchy fritters of julienned vegetables bound with fish cake.
But when someone asks me where I go for Japanese on my night off, I hesitate for a moment before I mention Ted's place — otherwise known as Hama-ko. This purposely obscure little place cannot handle crowds.
For 30 years, Tetsuo Kashiyama — in khakis, white T-shirt and clear plastic apron — has prepared impeccable sashimi, sushi and a few warm fish dishes cooked on a burner behind a counter.
His lovely, faultlessly gracious wife Junko Kashiyama, whose cut paper art decorates the walls, tends the dining room.
Otherwise, Hama-ko is spartan, with no sign on the door, website or menu, really. Just a husband and wife, working at an almost ritualized pace, serving what he decides is best.
A full omakase — chef's choice — meal at Hama-ko costs roughly $75 a person, depending on how hungry you are, as Ted says. For more casual meals, a seven-piece sushi combination, chef's choice, with one maki roll is $19.95; 10 pieces $25.95.
On my last night off, four of us visited Hama-ko. Ted knew we were coming. He had steamed a whole tai snapper stuffed with hand-pounded shrimp and wild matsutaki mushrooms (pine mushrooms) from Japan ($87.50).
He served it with wilted chrysanthemum greens and his own house-made ponzu, fragrant with grated yuzu (Japanese lemon). We sucked every morsel off the bones, from head to tail.
Then we demolished a hunk of sake kasu — Bolinas black cod ($37.50) gently marinated in sake lees and mirin (sweet rice wine), giving thanks to the sea with each silken bite. Just to take the last bit of hunger away, Ted sent out five different sushi, lavishly topped with pristine fish or roe, the best of their kind.
We sipped chilled Wakatake daiginjo ($19.50 for an overflowing masu — a cedar box on a saucer) — a charming, balanced sake so drinkable, two bamboo buckets of it disappeared.
The bill was high. The surroundings modest. The service slow but endearing. And all I can do is dream about going back.
Patricia Unterman is the author of many editions of the "San Francisco Food Lovers' Guide." Contact her at email@example.com.
Location: 108 B Carl St. (at Cole Street), San Francisco
Contact: (415) 753-6808
Hours: 6 to 9:30 p.m. Tuesdays-Sundays
Price range: Nigiri sushi starts at $4.50; set menu $25 to $30; omakase $55 to $75
Recommended dishes: Chef's choice sushi, sashimi
Credit cards: MasterCard; Visa
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POLK CITY — The Polk County aviation attraction whose iconic DC-3 aircraft has been a landmark for Interstate 4 motorists since 1998 — particularly when it was displayed nose-down as if it had crash-landed — will close to the pubic after April 6, but continue to stage private events.
Fantasy of Flight, which opened in 1995, is preparing to restore its business model not unlike the restoration of historic aircraft that will remain a part of its operation.
It will reopen to the public in late 2014 as a scaled down museum rather than an attraction open four days a week, with admissions prices reduced from the current $29.95 for adults and $15.95 for children, operations manager Kandice Stephens said. Extra cost features such as "wing walk" challenges and a zip line ride will be eliminated.
Then, owner Kermit Weeks will build on Fantasy of Flights' weddings, business meetings and corporate events function to transform the business from a museum to an attraction whose appeal could stand alone to draw visitors to Central Florida, with Walt Disney World just 25 miles to the east.
"After 18 years of operation, it's time we close the attraction and move forward toward creating the vision for what I know Fantasy of Flight can become," Weeks told employees Tuesday, an unspecified number of whom will lose their jobs.
"We're currently outside the center of mass tourism and not perceived of as a destination. We have a great product, but people have a misperception of what we offer.
"This isn't the end of Fantasy of Flight. It's just the next step on the company's journey to become what it was always meant to be, a quality attraction."
Weeks brought his collection of aircraft from South Florida to Central Florida after his museum in Miami suffered through Hurricane Andrew in 1992. The expansive Polk County site has two runways, 5,000 feet and 2,500 feet long.
Weeks last year was working to recreate the flight of the Benoist, the world's first commercial airliner, following the same flight path over Tampa Bay taken by Tony Jannus on New Year's Day 1914. Those plans were scrapped as Weeks was unable to get his replica to fly.
Weeks founded Fantasy of Flight from a trust fund inheritance, previous Tribune news accounts indicated, and did not make any money in the first 10 years of operation. Stephens said Fantasy of Flight does not reveal attendance figures.
Some visitors have confused Fantasy of Flight, which has as many as 140 vintage aircraft on display or in restoration, with the Florida Air Museum at Sun 'n Fun at Lakeland Linder Regional Airport, which hosts one of the nation's largest annual air shows about 25 miles away.
"Kermit brought a lot of planes up here," said Jim Agnew, a Tampa retiree who is a private pilot and longtime Sun 'n Fun volunteer who knows Weeks. "As a attraction, he has a good place there to do it and he can trade planes in and out."
Although the attraction never gained traction, Meeks clearly grabbed the attention of thousands of I-4 motorists over the years.
The DC-3's nose-down display along with a dummy mascot dangling by a parachute named Gee Willie fooled enough people who would call in a 911 report of a crashed airplane that Meeks eventually restored the aircraft along the Interstate to its normal, parked position.
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The Incredible Life Changing Health Benefits of Juicing
The advantages of juicing carrots are generally associated with diminishing the levels of bad cholesterol in the body. Carrot juice is to a great degree beneficial for individuals experiencing cardiac diseases. The anti-inflammatory properties of carrots help in combating ulcers and bone diseases (gout and arthritis). Carrot is one of the best wellsprings of vitamin A that enhances vision and health of skin. Vitamin and is an antioxidant that keeps the event of pimples, acne and imperfections on skin and eliquid.
The advantages of juicing are many. A glass of new leafy foods juice is supplement rich that satisfies the supplement demand of your body. Green juices help to eliminate wastes and toxins and irrigate the body, construct the blood and carry oxygen and supplements straightforwardly to the tissues.
The consumption of vegetable and natural product juices help to advance a healthy life style and advance a balanced nutritional intake. Reap the advantages of juicing vegetables by sharing with your children. We as a whole realize that great nutrition for children is important. Keep your youngsters healthy by giving them wholesome raw foods grown from the ground juices everyday. Children will appreciate the taste considerably more if you join vegetable juice with some organic product squeezes and mix with ice makes a wonderful tasting smoothing which is both fun and exceptionally healthy for the kids and adults as well.
What are Benefits of Juicing vegetables and Fruits at home? You will soon encounter the Joy of Juicing when you see an almost immediate increase in your vitality, stamina, and improvement to your health in general. Trust it or not, Juicing consistently can also help you to Lose Weight. I trust the advantages of juicing are currently clear to you. Make beyond any doubt you drink it crisp and raw. You can add a concoction of flavors to enhance the taste of vegetable juices. A glass of organic product juice or vegetable juice when consumed regularly will make your body more resistant to infections. Juice fasting also offers rest to your stomach related system wherein your metabolic rate is normalized and the proficiency of the stomach related compounds increases.
A portion of the advantages of juicing are that it clears the psyche, balances, hormones and our metabolism, balances our thyroid, our endocrine system, our pancreas and our regenerative organs. Blood science can change when you do juice fasts, and juicing also diminishes the blood. Juices do all these things for us. Diminishing the blood is important as it allows the circulation to clear areas that were stopped up and to go into vital areas of our body.
The health advantages of juicing are perpetual. Juicing crisp foods grown from the ground gives essential supplements to growth and renewal. These supplements can ensure you against disease and help to restore the impacts of aging.
A rarely known benefit of juicing is that it lessens the symptoms of depression. Deficiency of certain minerals and trace minerals (magnesium, potassium, iron) as well as folic acid are thought to increase the chance of developing depression. Fresh fruit and vegetable juices are high in these nutrients so consuming them regularly helps fight against depression.


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ThevoFlex - Wheelchair User Mattress
The AGR quality cachet (Aktion Gesunder Rücken = Campaign for Healthier Backs): Certified and recommended by Association Forum Healthy Back – Better Living and Federal Association of German Back Schools. More information: Aktion Gesunder Rücken (AGR) e.V. | Stader Straße 6 | 27432 Bremervörde | 04761/92 63 580 | www.agr-ev.de.
Improved sleep with the Wheelchair User Mattress
- Relieves pressure
- Reduces muscle spasms
- Adapts to the spinal column
- Controls pain
- Eases transfers
Sizes: Thevo Therapeutic mattresses for adults
- Hospital - 36" x 79" with jersey or incontinence cover
- Twin - 39" x 75" with jersey or incontinence cover
- Twin XL - 38" x 79" with jersey or incontinence cover
- Full - 54" x 75" with jersey cover
- Queen - 60" x 79" with jersey cover
- Split King (2 mattresses) - 38" x 79" with jersey or incontinence cover
Custom sizes are also possible.
Questions? Contact us, we are happy to help!
Edge layer
facilitates transfers and provides the person with adequate hold and stability
functional ergonomics for relaxed and comfortable sensation of lying
Suspension element
extra soft - pressure relief of the lower part of the body
Wheelchair user suspension
firm sensation of lying - relieves spinal column and is specifically designed for maximum comfort for wheelchair users
It is your choice!
Thevo Therapeutic Mattresses are available with jersey or incontinence covers.
All mattresses sold to the U.S. and Canada fulfill the following standards regarding flammability:
- Cal. TB 129/ ASTM E 1590
Incontinence cover
breathable, clean easily by wiping with disinfectant
Jersey cover
breathable microclimate
Shared features of the covers:
- sewn zipper
- washable at 65°C / 149°F
- tumble dry
- autoclavable
- suitable for re-use
|Conny Knäblein, winner of Pimp my Rolly, wheelchair user from Germany
|"The mattress is awesome! During the first few nights I felt relief in the spine. I am still getting used to going from the wheelchair to the bed but thanks to the solid sidebars there is good support."
|Ralf Kirchhoff, wheelchair user from Germany
|"As someone who sleeps on their side I have to change sides a lot during the night because it was too hard on my hip. And in the morning I sometimes experienced should pain if I was on one side too long. On the ThevoFlex mattress I can sleep the whole night through on one side without any problems. The spasms have subsided and in the morning I no longer have red marks on my hips. For me longer sleep phases are a plus and improve my quality of life considerably."
|David Bönigtz from Groß Sautersleben, wheelchair user from Germany
|"I was not familiar with the mobility bed, but after testing it I can give it a 10 /10 for lying comfort. It couldn't be better! The ThevoFlex mattress side bars are extremely useful. Getting up is easier! Based just on my first impression I would recommend the ThevoFlex mattress."
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Yoga is an evolutionary journey of energetic movement that captured Jennifer's attention back in 1999 while living in New York City. Though a more serious, committed yoga practice did not arrive in her life for six more years, Jennifer eventually began cultivating a more balanced and still life while living in NYC during 9/11 and later experiencing physical injuries to her lower back & hip.
A consistent yoga practice taught Jennifer that there is so much more to life than the rat race that often consumes us. Connecting yoga to the natural rhythms of the world in which we live, Jennifer structures her classes based on the cycles of seasons, sacred holidays, and the moon to help students rekindle their inner fire and passion for life. Creative sequencing and music helps students to move away from the "doing" and strain of purely physical yoga to a deeper, "energetic" practice of grace, lightness and space within the body.
Jennifer is a certified RYT-200 teacher through Yoga Alliance who is now in the midst of a 500-hour Advanced Yoga Teacher training with world-renown yogini, Shiva Rea (Prana Flow). Her classes blend a number of elements from studies in Prana Flow, Classical Hatha, Anusara, Yin, and Ayurveda. She owes much love and appreciation to her teachers Shiva Rea, Maria Garre, Simon Park, and Twee Merrigan.
Jennifer is also a certified health coach with a specialty in gluten-free living which you can learn more about through her website Gluten Free School.
Jennifer teaches Prana Flow, Classical Hatha, Yin, Vinyasa & Pre-Natal classes which are offered in the Philadelphia suburbs.
Jennifer's Public Yoga Teaching Schedule
I am currently on a teaching hiatus.
Please get on my newsletter list as any last minute classes I teach will be announced through it.
Beginner's Yoga & All-Levels Vinyasa Series will begin on 2/28 at Plymouth Whitemarsh High School.
The new moon was traditionally seen as the time to sow seeds by farmers whereas the full moon is when the crops would be harvested.
Taking this idea and bringing into our yoga practice, the new moon is a powerful time to figure out exactly what you want to focus on and what you need in order to make your goals happen.
The New Moon classes are a meditative flow combined with some breathing practices and a short meditation that will quiet your busy mind and give you the clarity to know what you need to make $&^! happen!
Bring your own journal and take a few moments to write out your action plan.
Upcoming dates & details are as follows:
1/14/13 , 2/11/13 , 3/11/13
— Workshops —
View Jennifer's schedule of Monthly Yoga Workshops HERE!
Corporate & Private Yoga
If you are interested in private yoga classes, please fill out the Contact Form with your information. Whether you're interested in practicing yourself, with a small group or even in a corporate setting, Jennifer is available either to travel to your location of choice or can offer a private studio space for the classes. Pricing is upon request and may change depending on the length of the commitment.
I first met Jen unexpectedly when she substituted for another instructor. Though I was nervous working with a new teacher, I felt great during and after the class. So great that my forty-minute drive home afterwards felt like twenty minutes.
Jen's unique teaching style is both challenging and spiritually uplifting allowing for a peaceful flow in the body and soul. She emanates passionate energy supporting students to be 'in the present moment' during class that leaves a positive lasting impression afterwards.
Whether Jen's teaching a workshop or class, she's very thorough, soulful and passionate creating a wonderful yoga experience! ~ Gary, vinyasa student
I've always loved practicing yoga, but when I become pregnant, I definitely felt a lack of energy that could have stopped me from getting on my mat. Any women who is pregnant knows how exhausting being pregnant can be from time to time or, for some, throughout the entire pregnancy.
In Jen's pre-natal classes, the connection I feel between myself and expected daughter is almost indescribable. She provides the perfect opportunity to soon-to-be mothers like myself the chance to unwind and grasp what is going on inside my body. Jen's teaching style is calming and very relaxing. I also feel more prepared mentally and physically to give birth than I could have expected at 30 weeks. After taking your prenatal classes, I remember again why I love yoga. ~D.T., pre-natal student
I look forward to Jen's Friday morning class for nourishing the physical, mental, and emotional aspects of myself.
Since Jen takes the time to ensure that asana fundamentals are in place to prevent injuries and build a strong foundation for growth, I finally understand how to ground my tailbone during my practice. Her classes have worked over time to really open up many areas of my body (especially my hips and heart space). I've gained a lot of strength and flexibility from Jen's classes.
Beyond that, I love Jen's thoughtful sequences centered around specific goals, seasonal elements, and natural rhythms of the earth. Her approach helps me recognize the times during the year when we need to slow down and take care of ourselves. I always leave her classes feeling better than when I came in. ~ Elizabeth Z., vinyasa student
"Just wanted to thank you again for preparing me for Parker. She's an absolute joy to have and even though labor was super rough, my recovery was great.
I used bridge pose when the nurses cleaned under me in the hospital bed and they were so impressed how strong I was. I used chair pose every time I had to get up or down off of the bed/potty and it really helped when I got home and had to adjust to lower toilets without handle bars. And I used lots of breathing during contractions and pushing and really was able to focus on getting things moving.
Everyone says its astounding how much energy I have and my range of motion. I know several friends who seemed to "miss out" on their first week home with their little bundles because they are too beat up and I have been able to enjoy mommy-hood.
Thank you again, from the bottom of my heart." ~ Jess L., pre-natal student


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Friday was time again for Red Nose Day and this year's theme was Make Your Face Funny For Money.
We've loved receiving all of your funny photos and fundraising efforts for Comic Relief.
See more:
Red Nose Day 2015: Your Pictures
Red Nose Day 2015: More of your pictures
Red Nose Day 2015: Pictures from Ellesmere Port
Don't forget to donate by clicking this link: www.rednoseday.com/sponsor-and-donate


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PreSonus stopped by and checked out my studio setup, my work flow and some of the specific gear I use on projects! Check out these videos! There is a Part 1 (Studio 192 Mobile), Part 2 (DP88) and Part 3 (Eris E66). So if you've ever wanted a peak into one of my setups, this is it. I talk about VR, music, mixing, remixing and hardware/software! Shoutout to iZotope as well! :)
Studio 192 Mobile / Justin Lassen
"On-the-go audio virtuoso Justin Lassen (PreSonus Artist/Producer/Composer/Remixer/Sound Designer/DJ/Virtual Reality guy) has chosen the Studio 192 as his interface of choice for a life of producing on the road. Justin travels the world a lot, with 32 flights this year and in-demand by companies, brands and events around the planet the Studio 192 Mobile is the perfect solution for his work on the road and at home."
Digimax DP88 / Justin Lassen
"When Justin is at home from his trips and tours around the world, having the DP88 gives him an ever-expanding array of connectivity options in his studio! It integrates with his Studio 192 Mobile quickly which allows him to keep all his analog synths, workstations and outboard gear always connected and ready for creativity and inspiration."
Eris E66 MTM Monitors / Justin Lassen
"Justin's main go-to monitors are now the Eris E66 MTM Monitors for critical listening and mixing sessions whether he's working with Orchestral music, Electronic genres or Metal these speakers run the gamut of handling the most demanding sessions."
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November 07, 2011
Easy Drawing Tool for Mac Users
We know that many of our users would appreciate being able to draw on their screens during a Glance session. While this is not a current feature of Glance, it can easily be integrated with free software. We've done some research, and discovered a tool for Mac users called OmniDazzle made by the OmniGroup. Just like Glance, OmniDazzle is always on, always ready, and available in an instant.
OmniDazzle takes a spot in the Menu Bar right next to Glance, with which you can choose different tools. While some of these are more of novelties than tools, they don't interfere with the usefulness of the product.
With the "Scribble" feature selected, you can start annotating with a simple hotkey ctrl-1. Numbers 1-4 can be used for different colored pens. ctrl-` (backquote key next to 1) immediately erases any marks and puts you back in control. That's it!
Another feature of OmniDazzle is "Focal Point" that calls out whichever window is active. The background is faded out while your active window is highlighted with a blue border. You can't miss it.
A "Zoom" feature can magnify any spot of the screen up to 2x by drawing a quick box around it. Use it to manually call out specific items during a presentation.
Among the playthings are special effects, such as ripple waves, a sonar to detect your mouse, comic onomatopoeia (BIFF! ZAP! POW!) popping on your screen, a footprint trail, and my personal favorite: Pixie dust. Your mouse trails a shower of yellow sparkles that glitter your screen. So, just like a smartphone, OmniDazzle makes for a very useful toy. Enjoy!
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Leonardo Hotels Expanding Their Market in Great Britain
BERLIN and EDINBURGH, Scotland, September 26, 2016
Following the Leonardo Hotel Group's successful Great Britain market entry with Leonardo Hotel London Heathrow Airport in March 2015, the next step in its European expansion is a takeover in the capital of Scotland, Edinburgh. New to the portfolio is the Leonardo Hotel Edinburgh City Center, a popular, centrally located city hotel with 282 rooms in Edinburgh Haymarket. The hotel was previously managed by Premier Inn and will join the Leonardo family on 7 October 2016. It is located near the historic heart of the city, amidst numerous landmarks including Edinburgh Fringe venues, with the trendy West End Shopping, Edinburgh International Convention Centre EICC and major businesses on its door step. Bars, cafés and restaurants can be found nearby. The Leonardo Hotel Edinburgh City Centre will service business and convention travelers. Located by the Haymarket train station it is 25 minutes by tram from Edinburgh International Airport and 3 minutes' walk from the EICC. Offering a rare 90 car parking spaces it is well connected for business travelers and families alike. Meetings can be held directly in the hotel conference centre, as the building is home to four function rooms with a total area of 164 square meters. The hotel will undergo extensive renovations under the leadership of the hotel interior designer Andreas Neudahm to provide guests with the highest standard of design, facilities and quality.
Daniel Roger, Managing Director Europe, said: "We are delighted to add Edinburgh to our portfolio. The capital of Scotland is a fascinating and multifaceted city. It is second only to London as the largest economic and trade center in Great Britain. I am certain that we can expect a positive response from our guests at the new destination, as we are offering them another attractive addition to our existing hotels."
LEONARDO HOTELS is the European division of Fattal Hotels Group, founded by David Fattal in Israel. Leonardo Hotels has been present with over 65 hotels in more than 35 destinations on the European market since 2007. Spanning Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Belgium, the Netherlands, Great Britain, Spain, Czech Republic, Hungary as well as Italy, the hotel group with its 10,000+ rooms and over 20,500 m² of conference space, stands for hotels with unique ambiance, their own regional character and individual appeal. All according to the company's credo of »feeling good«, providing 100% guest satisfaction. The company management for Europe is based in Berlin.


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One of my pistons on my rear caliper is leaking a slight bit. I would assume its a seal and dirt got in there. Its on the side closest to the spokes. What tools do I need to service the caliper pistons? Is it wise to replace all pistons/seals or just replace the one thats leaking? I dont think I need the special tool to remove the borecaps since the leaky piston is on the opposite side.
Also, according to Hopes website there is a authorized distributor in Texas. Anybody order from them?


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lemon poppy seed sourdough pancakes
serves 2
The night before, make the 'Sponge':
1/2 cup of the starving (not fed) starter
1 cups of rice milk - almond milk or cow's milk
1 cup of flour - all purpose white
1 tablespoons of vanilla sugar (I used my homemade vanilla sugar - old vanilla pods hanging out in the middle of caster sugar)
Combine all the above in a very large bowl until smooth, cover and allow to sit on the counter overnight (12 hours)
On the morning of Pancake Day, make the pancake batter:
2 tablespoons of melted butter
1 large eggs (beaten with a fork)
1/4 teaspoon of salt
1/2 teaspoon of baking soda the zest of one lemon 1 tablespoon of roasted flax seeds 1 tablespoon of poppy seeds
Add all the above to the Sponge and stir until combined. A few lumps won't hurt - on the contrary. Your sourdough batter will be elastic and bubbly (and will continue to grow if you keep it in the fridge for another 12 hours). Heat up your pan with a dab of butter and start cooking your pancakes for a few minutes on each side. Serve with plenty of maple syrup.


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If you have any questions for Aramark, please contact:
Karen Seikovsky
on-site Food Service Director
Deirdre McManus RD, CDN
General Mgr of Food/Nutrition Svcs
Bob Hirschauer
Sr. District Manager
Mrs. Fuller's students are working on their healthy eating activity books which they received from the Wellness Committee. They are learning about the benefits of eating fruits and vegetables, the new food pyramid, and how to make good food choices.
General Resources
Wellness Committee Chair
Adam VanDerStuyf
914-669-5414 ext. 1016
Elliot Barsch
George Bovino
Rita Driscoll
Grace Carnevali
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Specialty Food & Beverage Shops
It's no secret that food and culture go hand-in-hand, and for your enjoyment, our unique Swiss shops and markets proudly offer some of the best specialty and European flavors available for purchase. Come and experience all that is delicious in New Glarus!
Don't forget to check out our specialty Gift Shops and Bath & Beauty Shops!
Bailey's Run Vineyard & Winery
Our intention from the start is to have an unwavering commitment to quality through the wine's journey from soil to bottle.
N8523 Klitzke Rd
New Glarus, WI 53574
The Bramble Patch
Based upon a 117-year family heritage of creating internationally award-winning maple syrup, The Bramble Patch carries gourmet foods that are carefully chosen to reflect the highest standards of taste and quality. Included are custom-blended teas and coffees, homemade jams, fruit salsas, dips and wild rice soup mixes. You'll also discover one of the largest selections of Polish Pottery.
102 5th Ave
New Glarus, WI 53574
(608) 527-4878
Edelweiss Cheese Authentic Wisconsin
Edelweiss Cheese Authentic Wisconsin has award winning cheeses made by Bruce Workman, 11 time Master Cheesemaker. We focus on hand-crafted primarily artisan cheese. Edelweiss Cheese Shop proudly displays cheese from Cheesemakers in Wisconsin. There is also imported cheese available from Swizerland and England. We also offer local sausages, mustards, jams and preserves. There are wooden boards, cutting utensils and a variety of fun Wisconsin items including cows, magnets and t-shirts.
You can enjoy a cheese flight and beverage at a patio table from 10:00am to 4:00pm.
Edelweiss Cheese Authentic Wisconsin
529 First St
New Glarus, WI 53574
New Glarus, WI 53574
Hawk's Mill Winehaus
Delicious Wines Without the Attitude
Wine Tasting Daily
April Hours
Wednesday – Saturday: 11AM to 7PM
Sunday: 11AM to 5PM
Summer Hours (Starting May 1)
Daily 11AM to 7PM
500 First St
New Glarus, WI 53574
Blue-ribbon quality beef & pork • Locally grown, safe, handpicked-quality meat
State inspected for cleanliness and packaged for your freezer. You'll appreciate the convenience of our retail shop. Stop by today!
219 Industrial Dr
New Glarus, WI 53574
(608) 527-2513
Maple Leaf Cheese & Chocolate Haus
Offering you the best selection of the finest local cheeses and sausages, homemade fudge, imported cheese and chocolates, ice cream in homemade waffle cones, cappuccino, coffee, custom gift boxes shipped October through May.
554 1st St
New Glarus, WI 53574
(608) 527-2000
New Glarus Bakery
One of Wisconsin's oldest bakeries! Located in the heart of New Glarus, you will find a bakery like no other. As nationally featured on the Food Network, this little bakery continues with its old-world recipes to produce the most flavorful homemade breads, cookies and pastries, just as it did back in 1910.
In the morning you will find warm and delicious selections of morning rolls, donuts and hard-crusted hearth breads just off the oven shelves. If an afternoon stop is your pleasure, you will find a wonderful selection of Swiss pastries, hand-rolled nut horns and butter cookies, including our Swiss traditions of cherry-almond Swiss croquettes, anise-flavored springerli, and our American traditions of butter stars and chocolate chip cookies.
Hearth Breads • Nut Horns • Cookies • Stollen • Cakes • Pies
Open 7 Days a Week
534 1st St
New Glarus, WI 53574
(608) 527-2916
New Glarus Brewing Co. Gift Shop
The brewery brews six year-round beers, some seasonal beers and a few surprises! The beers are only sold in Wisconsin. Its tasting room and gift shop are open to the public and you can view the brewing process. Stop by and try the award-winning brews!
Open Daily
Monday–Saturday 10:00–5:00
Sunday Noon–5:00pm
2400 Wisconsin Hwy 69
New Glarus, WI 53574
(608) 527-5850
The one-stop shop for all your grocery needs!
Beer & Wine
Monday – Saturday: 8AM to 8PM
Sunday: 8AM to 5PM
SE Corner at HWY 39 & 69
(608) 527-2914
Ruef's Meat Market
The Ruef family has been making traditional Swiss sausages from old-world recipes at the little store on First Street next to the New Glarus Bakery for nearly 50 years. We also carry some of the finest Wisconsin-made cheese varieties and imported European specialty food items here at "the Wurst Store In Town."
538 1st St
New Glarus, WI 53574
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Capital Improvement Plan Presentation PDF 10.26.17
Capital Improvement Plan Video 10.26.17
Demographic Presentation Video 8.10.17
Presentation Powerpoint with Narration 8.10.17
Demographic Presentation PDF 8.10.17
Shades Cahaba Community Forum: 6.27.17
Edgewood Community Forum: 6.15.17
Hall-Kent Community Forum: 6.13.17
Strategic Planning Meeting with HPM & Cooperative Strategies: May 18, 2017
Land Use Presentation Meeting Video 9/27/16
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Watching the Julie & Julia marathon is such inspiration to move forward on my blog. Don't you just love the idea of Julie's blog? I wish I was a great cook. With creativity flowing like crazy, I decided to start sharing some of my random favorites throughout the week….almost like a photo diary, I guess you could say. Mostly fashion of course, but a little bit of everything from my daily activities. ENJOY!!!
Chicago skyline on my trip to Milwaukee
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Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone by J.K. Rowling
Harry Potter And The Sorcerer's Stone
by: J.K. Rowling
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Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone by J.K. Rowling
Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone : What did Harry Potter know about magic? He was stuck living with the decidedly un-magical Dursleys, who hated him. He slept in a closet and ate their leftovers. But an owl messenger changes all that, with an invitation to attend the Hogwarts School for Wizards and Witches, where it turns out Harry is already famous…
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Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone ebook PDF/EPUB/MOBI/PRC
Say you've spent the first 10 years of your life sleeping under the stairs of a family who loathes you. Then, in an absurd, magical twist of fate you find yourself surrounded by wizards, a caged snowy owl, a phoenix-feather wand, and jellybeans that come in every flavor, including strawberry, curry, grass, and sardine. Not only that, but you discover that you are a wizard yourself! This is exactly what happens to young Harry Potter in J.K. Rowling's enchanting, funny debut novel, Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone. In the nonmagic human world–the world of "Muggles"–Harry is a nobody, treated like dirt by the aunt and uncle who begrudgingly inherited him when his parents were killed by the evil Voldemort. But in the world of wizards, small, skinny Harry is famous as a survivor of the wizard who tried to kill him. He is left only with a lightning-bolt scar on his forehead, curiously refined sensibilities, and a host of mysterious powers to remind him that he's quite, yes, altogether different from his aunt, uncle, and spoiled, piglike cousin Dudley.
A mysterious letter, delivered by the friendly giant Hagrid, wrenches Harry from his dreary, Muggle-ridden existence: "We are pleased to inform you that you have been accepted at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry." Of course, Uncle Vernon yells most unpleasantly, "I AM NOT PAYING FOR SOME CRACKPOT OLD FOOL TO TEACH HIM MAGIC TRICKS!" Soon enough, however, Harry finds himself at Hogwarts with his owl Hedwig… and that's where the real adventure–humorous, haunting, and suspenseful–begins. Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone, first published in England as Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone, continues to win major awards in England. So far it has won the National Book Award, the Smarties Prize, the Children's Book Award, and is short-listed for the Carnegie Medal, the U.K. version of the Newbery Medal. This magical, gripping, brilliant book–a future classic to be sure–will leave kids clamoring for Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets and Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban. (Ages 8 to 13) –Karin Snelson
From Publishers Weekly
Readers are in for a delightful romp with this award-winning debut from a British author who dances in the footsteps of P.L. Travers and Roald Dahl. As the story opens, mysterious goings-on ruffle the self-satisfied suburban world of the Dursleys, culminating in a trio of strangers depositing the Dursleys' infant nephew Harry in a basket on their doorstep. After 11 years of disregard and neglect at the hands of his aunt, uncle and their swinish son Dudley, Harry suddenly receives a visit from a giant named Hagrid, who informs Harry that his mother and father were a witch and a wizard, and that he is to attend Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry himself. Most surprising of all, Harry is a legend in the witch world for having survived an attack by the evil sorcerer Voldemort, who killed his parents and left Harry with a lightning-shaped scar on his forehead. And so the fun begins, with Harry going off to boarding school like a typical English kid?only his supplies include a message-carrying owl and a magic wand. There is enchantment, suspense and danger galore (as well as enough creepy creatures to satisfy the most bogeymen-loving readers, and even a magical game of soccerlike Quidditch to entertain sports fans) as Harry and his friends Ron and Hermione plumb the secrets of the forbidden third floor at Hogwarts to battle evil and unravel the mystery behind Harry's scar. Rowling leaves the door wide open for a sequel; bedazzled readers will surely clamor for one. Ages 8-12.
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In the late '60s and early '70s, a San Francisco-based group of transvestite performers formed a talented troupe known as "The Cockettes." This documentary tells the story of the group's short but memorable existence. Directors Bill Weber and David Weissman utilize a wealth of archive footage to relate how George Harris became "Hibiscus" and formed the gender-bending troupe that would perform street theater. By the time they have their glorious off-Broadway debut, most of the original members had already...more
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The Psychological Professions Network
We are a multi-professional network created with the support of Health Education England to represent psychological practitioners working across health and care in the North West of England. This includes anyone whose primary role is providing NHS funded therapies and interventions for individuals, families and communities.
The network has two key roles – championing the importance of psychological professions across the whole of health care, and improving access to services and knowledge. We work with key stakeholders to make sure everyone understands the equal importance of physical and mental health, and the relationship between the two.
Becoming a member of the Psychological Professions Network gives you access to a wide variety of resources and opportunities to contribute and influence. We can support you in sharing clinical excellence, developing leadership skills, linking into research and innovation, and promoting education and training opportunities. We also offer a single point of contact for anyone wanting to learn more about the psychological professions and its workforce.


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Monday, March 07, 2011
Do you ever do dumb stuff?
I don't have many friends, in part because I don't have good friend-making skills. There's a story behind this lack, of course. When I was in middle school, a new family with many children moved into our neighborhood. They had a girl my age, and I was thrilled at the thought that perhaps she and I could be friends. I came to her home, introduced myself, showed her around the neighborhood and took her to visit my home, lent her my favorite books -- in short, everything I could think of to make her feel comfortable. At the end of all this, she turned to me and said, without a trace of rancor, "You know, Sooz, I just don't think I like you." And she walked home alone.
From that point on, I made very little effort to acquire or cultivate friendships, feeling it wasn't worth the danger of rejection. Even as an adult, it's difficult for me to go beyond polite cordiality with strangers. Generally speaking, the people I've known who have been my closest friends are those who chose to approach me first, who decided to make the effort themselves. For this reason, the friends I do have are of great worth to me and I don't want to hurt or alienate them, either with thoughtless words or stupid actions. And believe me, I seem to have a facility for doing both.
There's no need to be more specific, but if you're a friend of mine and I've said or done anything to cause you hurt or offense, I am sincerely sorry and I hope you'll give me another chance.
6 comments:
- Gretel said...
Lummy. I'm not really the best person to offer advice on friends, but if it's someone specific, maybe you could send them a card with a little bunch of flowers or gift, not necessarily with a specific apology, but it would hopefully come across as that? Or simply write an email expressing your concern that you might have inadvertantly said something? Tricky.
- 2:32 AM, March 08, 2011
- Soozcat said...
Thanks. I'm hard pressed to know exactly what to do. Will maybe sleep on it.
- 10:03 AM, March 08, 2011
- D. Cootey said...
As one who has made a life's work out of putting my foot in my mouth, I have become very good at The Apology. There is an art to it. You can't debase yourself too much, yet you need to sound sincere. I also found wearing a clown suit had the opposite effect that I wanted.
Basically, you can do nothing but apologize and hope they forgive you. For some people, that is easy. For others, they will never trust you ever again for as long as they live, then come back to haunt you after they pass on. I have found my truest friends forgive me. Those that don't were generally never friends to begin with, but I am glad I did the right thing and apologized.
That being said, I have found that treating a friend to a movie or meal often smoothes things over easier. A small gift—targeted to a personal interest of theirs—can display sincerity and help them over the barriers within their heart. We did, after all, hurt them. It is too much to expect them to get over that quickly.
Good luck. You're a good person. I am sure your friend knows that and will come around.
- 10:52 AM, March 08, 2011
- Wendy Jean said...
This is why I a so glad I found you! You are no only brilliant and funny you are thoughtful and caring...
- 4:53 PM, March 18, 2011
- Rachel said...
Sooz, your story as a kid is touching and sad. It makes me want to go to your past so we could become wonderful friends who would share our love of reading, playing games, being geeks, etc. *hugs*
- 9:55 AM, April 28, 2011
- Rachel said...
I'm leaving this comment so I can check the "Email follow-up comments" to myself since I never think to visit posts I've commented on.
- 10:19 AM, April 28, 2011


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Most people would assume that winter is a risky driving season for teen drivers, given the potential for ice and slick roads, but more teens die in car crashes during the summer months than any other season, safety experts say.
AAA says seven of the top 10 deadliest days for teen driving happen during the summer months, when kids are out of school and spending time hanging out with friends.
"Summer can be a fun season for teens, but it can also have the highest fatality rates," said Michelle Chaka, a safety researcher with Ford. The automaker's research shows 358 teens died in the summer months of 2011, compared with 271 for the winter months.
Ford released a survey showing that teens often mimic their parents' behavior behind the wheel, so if you text and drive or chat on the phone and drive, you pretty much should assume Junior is doing the same thing when he's out of your eyesight.
Ford used the survey results to tout its MyKey technology, which allows parents to restrict some of their teen's driving even when they are not around. The car will refuse to play the radio until the front seatbelts are fastened, for instance. It can also limit the radio sound levels, set a top speed for the car, and will prevent teens from shutting off active safety assistance like collision warning and parking assist.
A ton of non-profit groups which focus on teen driving safety have issued press releases in the past month alerting the public that the dangerous months are coming. Some groups try to scare teens into being more responsible behind the wheel, by hosting gruesome role-playing events that show the aftermath of a fatal accident. Some businesses want parents to buy their gadget – an app that blocks texting, for example, or a GPS unit that tracks where your teen is driving.
While there is no silver bullet that can guarantee your teen will stay safe behind the wheel, parental involvement makes a huge difference. This is what AAA suggests:
Restrict driving and eliminate joy rides: For the first year of driving, parents should limit their teen's solo drives to essential trips only, and only with parental permission. No matter how much they protest, the first year after the get their license should still be considered a training period.
Limit the number of passengers and time as a passenger: The number of crashes that happen with a large posse of kids in the car is staggering. When there's a large group of kids in a car and something goes wrong, a bad situation can turn exponentially more tragic. Fatal crashes for teens increase five-fold when there are two or more teen passengers in the car.
The nation was shocked earlier this year when a car full of teens from Ohio died in a crash. The same sad situation happened just weeks ago in California. It is likely to happen again this summer.
Restrict night driving: The risk of a fatal teen crash doubles at night. More than half of night time crashes occur between 9 p.m. and midnight. Just because your teen has his or her license doesn't mean you should abdicate your role as chauffer. Either plan on continuing to pick up and drop off when your teen is out, or plan for more sleepovers.
Establish a driving agreement: Set clear consequences when your teen violates the rules, and stick to the plan. AAA offers a sample teen driving agreement at TeenDriving.AAA.com.
Whatever you do, don't assume that because the state has issued your child a driver's license that he or she is now a safe driver. There is no such thing as a safe teen driver – they are inexperienced behind the wheel and need years of practice before they can truly be considered safe. The best thing parents can do is monitor their children and educate them as they use their teen years to practice essential driving skills.


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Structural Research Facilities
NREL's structural research facilities enable the characterization and validation of wind turbine blades and components.
The extreme operating loads experienced by blades during field operation and accelerated fatigue lifetime loading can be simulated and validated in one of three facilities at the National Wind Technology Center (NWTC). Facilities are capable of validating blades and components smaller than 1 meter (m) to more than 50 m in length.
Structural research facilities are equipped with state-of-the-art servo-hydraulic equipment and data acquisition systems tailored for researching composite blades and components. NREL's structural blade research validation is performed to the International Electrotechnical Commission 61400-23 standard. General types of rotor blade research performed at the NWTC includes:
- Property validation—Evaluates inherent structural properties, including shape and mass, and dynamic characterization of inertial and stiffness properties
- Static strength research validation—Application of quasi-static bending moments to validate design parameters and demonstrate the ability of a blade or component to handle extreme design load cases. Extreme and ultimate (failure) static loads are applied by cranes, hydraulic actuators, or servo-electric winches at multiple stations along the blade.
- Fatigue research—Application of millions of cycles of accelerated fatigue loads to demonstrate the durability and lifetime of a blade or component. Capabilities include single-axis validating by direct load application from servo-hydraulic actuators, up to biaxial loading by validating flapwise and lead-lag directions simultaneously using resonant research systems.
Research Equipment and Facilities
Structural research facilities share modular servo-hydraulic control and actuation equipment and data acquisition systems. The NWTC maintains hydraulic research systems capable of displacements to 1.5 m and force capacities to 500 kilonewtons (kN). Hundreds of channels of data acquisition are available using custom-designed software specific to structural research validation. NWTC measurement capabilities include:
- Basic load
- Force
- Strain (foil and optical fiber) sensing
- Many types of nondestructive research systems.
Modal, acoustic emission, thermography, and surface characterization systems are available.
Building 251 and A-60
These two facilities are capable of validating blades and systems up to 19 m. Facilities are equipped with research stands with overturning moment capacities to 1.4 millinewtons per meter (MN-m). Research facilities also include coupon and component research validation load frames with force capacities of up to 500 kN.
Structural Test Laboratory
Designed and equipped to validate blades greater than 50 m, the Structural Test Laboratory (STL) is used for researching large structural components and blades. The STL has validation stands rated at 5.4 millinewton-meters (MN-m) and 16.7 MN-m. Both indoor and outdoor research configurations are possible. The high bay of the SRL includes a structural floor for reacting MN-scale forces for applying research validation loads.
To learn more about structural research validation, see the NWTC Structural Research fact sheet.
Satellite Facility: Wind Technology Testing Center
With wind blades now exceeding the 50-m maximum that the on-site STL can safely manage, NREL formed a cooperative research and development agreement with the Massachusetts Clean Energy Center to develop the nation's newest blade testing facility, the Wind Technology Testing Center.


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U.K.-based media agency The 7th Chamber doesn't make videos. Instead, it specializes in what it calls "social video seeding," making sure its clients' branded videos get seen at high-traffic sites including YouTube, Facebook, Google, Twitter, and popular blogs. The company's goal is to get videos in front of specifically targeted audiences not through traditional media buys but by seeding them in the right places at the right times.
"Put the right content in front of the right people, and you'll have viral success," says Christian Pimsner, The 7th Chamber's New York-based senior vice president of sales and marketing. Pimsner's job is to take the luck out of the viral video equation, or at least to make luck happen through careful strategizing. Any video content creator can use his tips to get videos in front of a bigger audience.
Embed Your Content Organically
Pimsner acknowledges that there's a lot of confusion about what video seeding is, but at its most basic, "Seeding is about distributing content through mainstream social networking platforms and developing target lists of blogs and publishers that will be relevant to the campaign we're working on."
If, for example, his client Agent Provocateur has a hot new video of the dangerously wardrobe-challenged Paz de la Huerta to share, he will alert powerful fashion bloggers and encourage them to write about it and link to it from within their blogs.
"We take branded content and elevate and amplify it within social media where it competes with user-generated content and becomes more discoverable," says Pimsner. "We hope the right type of person will watch it, like it, share it, and comment on it," all necessary steps if a video is to go viral.
Use YouTube as Your Infrastructure
Pimsner's next suggestion is technological. The 7th Chamber is totally YouTube-centric.
"We work within the YouTube video player whether we're distributing the content directly in YouTube or outside of YouTube with the YouTube embedded player."
Why is that a smart strategy? "We do it for the transparency it provides to our clients about where the views are coming from, and we also like the impact the YouTube embedded player has on overall video optimization and search." Half of all video content is consumed within YouTube and Facebook, Pimsner notes. It makes sense to start out where the crowds are.
Above All Else, Engage
So what's the secret sauce that makes a video go viral? Even an expert like Pimsner acknowledges that it's difficult to define that one special attribute that makes any single video go viral.
"Sometimes we're as surprised as everyone else by which videos go viral," Pimsner says. Nevertheless there are a couple of useful guidelines. "Make sure your content is funny or appropriately engaging for the target audience," Pimsner says, "Above all else, you have to tell a story." That means that if you're talking to moms, you tell a heartwarming story. Teens will respond to slapstick comedy. Young adults will want a touch of snark and irony. (And just about everyone will like Paz de la Huerta.)
Interactivity can also help increase engagement by making the viewing experience more compelling. For example, The 7th Chamber helped seed an anti-violence video for the London Metropolitan Police that let viewers choose how the story would end. The intense storyline coupled with the interactive element earned the video attention in several London newspapers.
Judging whether a video has indeed "gone viral" is also not a definitive science because it's about more than the view count.
"It's a question we ask our clients," says Pimsner. "How do you measure viral success?" It could be the number of views; the number of shares, likes, and comments; the percentage of viewers who take some kind of follow-up action or visit the client's Web site; or even the appearance of the video on a national news show. "Every company we work with has a different idea about what it means for their video to go viral," Pimsner says.
Brands can also squeeze more value out of a traditional 30-second TV commercial by using it online, perhaps by recutting it or adding some kind of interactivity.
"I saw one study that showed that if TV and online are used together, there's 35 percent uplift in awareness'" Pimsner says. "When people watch a commercial in the online environment, we know they've made an active choice to watch and interact with it, and that's valuable."
Embrace Affordable Celebrities
One obvious way to get a lot of views for a video quickly and easily is to ride along with an online celebrity with a large number of subscribers.
"We look at famous YouTubers all the time," says Pimsner. "They definitely bring something to the table, but they're just one piece of the puzzle and they've becoming harder and more expensive to work with as they start to realize their value as marketers." The good thing, he adds, is that online celebrity influencers tend to have credibility because they know if their audience feels they're being insincere or hyping a brand they don't truly connect with, they'll be labeled as sellouts and vilified.
Measure and Learn
Pimsner points out that you'll have more viral video success the second time around if you study what happened the first time. That's why measurement and analysis are so important. By using the YouTube platform, Pimsner's clients have access to YouTube Insight, the site's built-in analytics tool that reports, among other things, how people navigated to the video and what search terms they used. The 7th Chamber also does its own analysis in order to fine-tune its seeding strategies. By identifying where your video pops and where it flops, you can revise your own seeding strategy, sending the next one out into the world more accurately and effectively.


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The Easy Bake Oven Gets a Makeover
Who doesn't remember the Easy Bake Oven from their childhood? I most definitely do! I can still remember tearing the Christmas wrapping off the box to discover that I did indeed receive the best present in the world. Seriously, was there anything better than being able to bake with a light bulb?
But now that the existence of the 100 watt incandescent bulb is slowly coming to an end, what will happen to the Easy Bake Oven? It's tragic, I know, but never fear, Hasbro has come up with a solution.
The new Easy Bake Ultimate Oven will actually have a heating element in it similar to that in a normal oven. It also has a sleek new futuristic look and some fun new recipes including pretzel dippers with cheese sauce and guitar shaped pizzas.
The new and improved Easy Bake Oven hit store shelves in August. I would suggest picking yours up soon (for your child... of course) since Christmas is right around the corner and I am betting these are going to be a hot commodity.


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The Greek defender, who has also been linked with a move to the Premier League, admits his current club are not at the level of Europe's elite
Radja Nainggolan continues to be linked with Chelsea and has been told that he may have to leave Roma by team-mate Kostas Manolas.
The Belgium international is said to figure prominently on the Blues' transfer wish list, as they look to bring added steel into their midfield.
Nainggolan has so far batted away the rumours, joking that the climate in England is not to his liking.Manolas, though, concedes that the 28-year-old will have to start listening to Europe's top clubs if he is to grace the very highest level and prove himself to be among the world's best.
He told Mediaset Premium: "Nainggolan doesn't like the rain, but he is among the best midfielders in the world and has to get accustomed to that too if he wants to play in the best teams. He can do it, because he's a phenomenon.
"Let's be honest, we're not up to the standard of Barcelona, Bayern Munich and Real Madrid."Manolas is also generating plenty of speculation ahead of the summer window, with the Greek defender tipped to soon be heading out of the Italian capital.
Arsenal, Chelsea and Manchester United have all been credited with holding an interest in taking him to the Premier League, but the 25-year-old insists any decision rests with Roma.
Liverpool not looking at Manolas
He added: "My future is in Roma's hands. If they want to keep me, they know what to do. If they want to sell me, then I can't do anything about that.
"It's difficult to say we're targeting the Scudetto, because Juventus are really strong and, as we've seen, they don't drop points.
"Our objective is to get into the Champions League and we've got a very important Coppa Italia semi-final against Lazio coming up. We can overturn that 2-0 first leg defeat, as we are the stronger side and we just have to prove it on the pitch."