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In the midst of a heat-wave, as the pressure mounts and disaffected dads decide that they will no longer simply disappear into the shadows, I am thinking about the debacle that is the Coalition efforts to reform support to separated families and the futility and the financial waste that has gone alongside it. Like others, I am considering the ways in which the sticky fingers of the state and its institutions bring not resolution but ruin to the efforts of families to find ways of co-parenting after family separation.
From where I am looking the view is quite dismal.
We have the Child Support Agency, which used to spend 40p on every pound collection on the collection process itself. To ensure that the collection of child maintenance is not as costly to the state, we now have some services which are offered to poor people, some services that tell dads how deficient they are and a call centre which tells people how much he should be paying or how much she should be receiving. If that fails to ensure transfer of resources, payment is levied from parents themselves to cover the cost of transfer of funds and if that fails, enforcement with menaces is the order of the day.
Meanwhile, if you have issues about relationships with your children, you can apply for a contact order, have a mediation session, get a child arrangement order (pending successful progression through the legislative process) have it thwarted, but not have it enforced in any way shape or form because Liz Trinder et al have decided that enforcement is not necessary.
And just in case you find yourself in real trouble, you can go to mediation and the mediation fairy will make everything alright again for you by telling you to:
'sit down David, this is not helping anybody. Now, what are your access arrangements?'
(Excerpt from HSSF video designed to help separating parents to make their own arrangements)
It would be funny if it were not so sad, so seriously damaging and so dismissive of the real lives and real needs of separated families. I cannot tell you how truly disappointed and how utterly nauseated I am by it.
Which leads me to thinking again about what lies ahead and what can be done differently given the heavy hand of the state has botched it so badly.
In my experience the worst thing that happens to separating parents is that they encounter the discriminatory legislation when they push up against it during the separation itself. The reality is that this discriminatory legislation makes things much much worse, not better. During times of high conflict and deep distress, the reality of this discriminatory legislation is forced upon parents through the state funded services which sit underneath it. Services which are riddled with assumption and bias and which are far removed from the reality of the lived experience of separating mothers and fathers.
I have no idea how we rid the state of those assumptions and bias. Having attempted for many years to raise the reality of the discriminatory practice around separated fathers, it seems to me that there is absolutely no appetite whatsoever to either listen to that or act upon it. Perhaps this is because it would take a change of primary legislation, perhaps it is because there is no-one shaping the new legislation that could deliver different outcomes, perhaps it just is that no-one cares about men as fathers. Whatever it is, the collective shrug of the shoulders in reaction to being confronted with the reality is enough to tell me that whatever we do to highlight the reality, the response will be just the same.
Which leaves us with the old saying, 'if you always do what you have always done, you will always get what you have always got'. Now, more than ever, is the time to do something differently.
So what is it we can do differently? If saying what is wrong and showing what is wrong is not going to get us anywhere, if demonstrating different ways is not going to do it, what can we do that could really change the way that our families are fractured and fathers are forced out of children's lives. What difference could we, the people who understand what is wrong, make to the lives of those who suffer on a daily basis, the loss and discrimination which is stitched into our legislation and the services that support it.
Imagine if.
At the point of separation and even before it, there was somewhere to go where people were therapeutically skilled and able to hold and support you through the pain.
Imagine if.
As two separating parents you were helped to listen to each other, helped to understand how your decision to separate will impact upon your children and how, by learning the skills of being a separated parent, you could prevent the problems that children in separated families experience.
Imagine if.
Each time you encountered those people who are supporting you, you were met with the utmost respect, dedication and care about what happens to you as a mother, a father and your children.
Imagine if.
Those people were willing to go an extra hundred miles with you as you suffered through the days and nights of the most painful life experience (apart from bereavement) it is possible to suffer.
Imagine if.
That support was given to you by men and women, by mothers and fathers, by grandmothers and grandfathers, each and every one of whom had experienced your pain, your suffering, your loss and your sorrow.
Imagine if.
Your experience as a mother and father were equally valued, equally recognised and equally support for the different things you bring to your children's lives.
Imagine if.
Your agreements were brokered upon that equal value by people who understand that family separation is always going to be about losing some of your precious time with your children.
Imagine if.
You could express your suffering in ways that were not immediately interpreted within a framework of patriarchal analysis and that when you express a wish for your children to have a good relationship with their father, this is not interpreted as being evidence of you being controlled.
Imagine if.
You could express your suffering in ways that were not immediately interpreted within a framework of patriarchal analysis and that when you say you have been battered by your wife and you are afraid, you are believed, supported and your wife is supported too.
Imagine if.
You could express your suffering in ways that were not immediately interpreted within a framework of patriarchal analysis and that when you say you have been battered by your husband and you are afraid, you are supported and your husband is supported too.
Imagine if.
There were anger management workshops that you could attend on a regular basis so that your understanding of the world as a violent and angry place is reduced and your ability to manage your angry and violent behaviour is supported positively instead of reinforcing your fear with the experience of being shamed by angry people who believe in a patriarchal society.
Imagine if.
The people who supported you could help you to work out how to share your finances so that your children are never dramatically better off with one of you than the other and so that both of you can share care and provision for your children.
Imagine if.
As you go through the early days of your new co-parenting agreement, you had a parenting co-ordinator walking with you each step of the way, easing the communication, teaching new behaviours, guiding and supporting you.
Imagine if.
When it comes to meeting someone new, the skills you need to integrate your new relationship with your existing responsibilities as a co-parent, were readily available to you.
Imagine if.
You never had to give your life over to the state because the support that you need is right there in your own community.
Imagine if.
When you emerge from the process of family separation intact, you turn around and give a helping hand to those coming behind you.
Imagine if.
The cost of delivering this whole new way of being, was a fraction of what you would pay the state.
In the field of family separation there are many many people who have the awareness and skills to bring together exactly what I have just described. We have legal people, we have therapists, we have social workers, we have parenting co-ordinators, we have mediators, we have conciliators, child psychiatrists, psychologists, goodness me we even have Judges who understand that what is currently being done is not what families need.
People who care, people who understand, people who are close enough to separated families to help them walk, step by step through the most difficult and painful times of their lives.
Men and women who do not need research studies, evidence based parenting programmes imported from other countries, wheezes with knobs on to lever out funding, to deliver the difference that separated families need.
And we have, what is needed most of all, we have access to the families who need the help that we can provide.
Families who, when they are able to get what they need in terms of support before the state run services step in, are able to take up the support that is given and deliver the difference it makes to the children who matter.
And it is amazing how many mothers as well as fathers want to make that difference to their children.
I am not saying that in doing this ourselves we will solve all problems. There will still be parents who wish to take control and utilise all of the powers that the state offers to ensure that they do. For the fathers (and some mothers who are subjected to this we will need the legal experts and the therapists to try to avoid the worst of the damage). We may even still benefit from the tiny tweaks in the legal system proposed in the Children and Families Bill (did you hear that trolls, I said we may even benefit from your so called 'presumption' of shared parenting), we can certainly work within that framework.
But it seems to me that if we keep on waiting for the state to deliver and we keep on subjecting parents to the institutionalised state funded services, we will keep on driving families to the same outcomes. Especially when we have to continue to work within a discriminatory framework.
But, brothers and sisters…. imagine the difference if we were doing it for ourselves.


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From our Hands-On Cooking Class, with Visiting Chef Nani Steele!
Inspired by a book of summer recipes from Italy, this savory strawberry risotto is surprisingly delicious, not at all cloying as one might suspect. The berries impart a pleasant tannic quality, as in wine-like, staining the risotto a pale rose color. Rice is traditional, but this is also delicious made with farro, an ancient wheat grain popular in Italy.
Recipe Serves 4
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 1 tablespoon butter
- 1 small white onion
- 1 ¼ cups arborio rice or farro
- 2 to 3 teaspoons fresh lemon thyme leaves, plus more for garnish
- Salt
- 1 cup white wine
- 1 ¼ cups strawberries, plus more for garnish
- 4 cups light chicken or vegetable stock or water, kept at a simmer
- 1/3 cup crème fraîche
- Finely grated zest of 1 lemon
- Grana Padano cheese, for grating
- Heat the olive oil and butter in a medium skillet.
- Stir in the onion and sauté until softened, about 5 minutes.
- Stir in the rice, thyme, and a pinch of salt and cook for 1 minute; add the wine and half the berries.
- Cook until the wine is almost evaporated.
- Gradually add ½ cup simmering stock, stirring until the stock is fully incorporated.
- Repeat with the remaining stock, 1/2 cup at a time, cooking until the rice is al dente, about 30 minutes overall.
- Add the crème fraîche and lemon zest towards the end, stirring vigorously until incorporated and the rice is creamy.
- Stir in the remaining strawberries and cook for 1 minute.
- Season to taste with more salt and freshly ground black pepper, as needed.
- Divide the risotto among 4 bowls and grate cheese over each serving.
- Garnish each with a few fresh berries, if desired, and a bit more fresh thyme to finish.
Nani Steele is one of our featured guests during our Culinary Week, La Fiesta De La Cocina Que Canta, during September 28 – October 5, 2013, along with other celebrated chefs Deborah Madison, John Ash and Marie Simmons!
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NEW YORK � January 7, 2008 � Bravo announced today that Tabatha Coffey, one of the charismatic stars of "Shear Genius," will star in the new reality pilot "Tabatha's Salon Takeover" (wt), as she hits the road to takeover and improve the state of American hair salons, one beauty shop at a time. In the series, the perfectly styled, sharp-tongued Australian native brings her no-nonsense approach to a salon in dire need of a makeover. With just a week to work her magic, can she put these salons back on their feet or is it simply time to put up the closed signs for good?
Viewers will get to see Tabatha's distinct personality as she casts her acerbic eye on the salons she chooses to visit. Viewers will meet the salon owner and his/her stylists and will follow Tabatha as she formulates her plans to takeover these salons, remake them and bring the shops and their staff into the 21st century.
Salon owners can apply to have their shops made over by visiting www.BravoTV.com/casting or by emailing their name, contact information and recent pictures of themselves and their salons to firstname.lastname@example.com.
"Tabatha's Takeover" is produced by Reveille for Bravo. Mark Koops and Sarah-Jane Cohen are the executive producers.
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- All businesses (except for corporations that are registered with the State of Virginia) must register the business name with the City of Danville at the Clerk of Court's Office, located in the James F. Ingram Justice Center, 401 Patton Street, room 222B, phone 434-799-5168.
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Photographer Hiroshi Sugimoto has visited the Museum four times in the past four decades to shoot his "Dioramas" series, which focuses on habitat displays to explore the distinction between the real and the fictive. The last time was in 2012, when he photographed the Olympic Forest diorama in the Hall of North American Forests.
What initially surprised Sugimoto about the series was that his photos looked utterly real--as if he were photographing on location, and not in front of a three-dimensional representation of a real location. While credit goes to Sugimoto's talent as a photographer, the effect wouldn't be possible without the skill of the Museum's diorama artists. Watch this video to find out more.
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January 15, 2019
Multiples Are Down, Risks Are Not
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Multiples Are Down, Risks Are Not
January 15, 2019
The good news about equities is that there are only two ways to lose money – falling earnings or falling multiples. A year ago, it was the multiples that worried us most. After the markets' bull run in 2017, the MSCI World Index passed 17x the next 12 months (NTM) earnings,1 implying that markets were pricing in the improbable upside scenario of synchronized growth everywhere… and threatening considerable downside if things did not go quite according to plan. By contrast, 2019 starts with the MSCI World Index on 13.4x forward consensus estimates, 14% lower than the 20-year average price-earnings (P/E) ratio of 15.5x, and 20% below a year ago.2 As a result, our primary fears have moved from multiples to earnings.
"Our primary fears have moved from multiples to earnings"
Our generic fear about forward earnings estimates remain – the fact that they are guesses about lies. The guesses are because the sell-side is persistently over-optimistic, by an average of 8% one-year forward, slightly higher than the 7% earnings growth expected for the MSCI World Index in 2019.3 The lies are down to the gaping gap between the 'adjusted' earnings used to power consensus numbers (and management pay) and the actual IFRS/GAAP4 number at the bottom of the profit and loss statement. Over the last three years, $600 billion has disappeared between the adjusted and actual earnings totals in the U.S. alone, overstating earnings there by an average of 21%.5 Our more specific anxiety is fed by the fact that it is only on the leveraged earnings metric that markets look cheap. Looking at forward enterprise value (EV)/EBITDA6 rather than P/E, the discount to the historic average disappears, and the market is on a slightly higher multiple (9.2x versus 9.0x) than it was in 2003, when the P/E ratio was at a lofty 17.6x.7 Lower corporate taxes have helped, but so has the sharp increase in leverage, of which we discuss further later in the piece. Looking at EV/sales, the MSCI World Index is 1.8x, still 16% above its 20-year average.8 The combination of an expensive market on sales with a 'cheap' market on earnings reflects the really high profitability at present, particularly in the U.S., where all the drivers look fairly maxed out in favour of profits at present, be it fat margins, low tax rates, high leverage or low interest rates.
We have no greater insight than anyone else on whether the expected earnings growth for 2019 will be delivered, or even exceeded, but we do have opinions (as usual) on the key variables to watch. The current China slowdown is an earnings risk, particularly for cyclical companies, and the extent (and success) of the gathering reflation is crucial. Even if the reflation does happen, and is successful, earnings could be soft in the first part of the year until it takes effect. As mentioned above, U.S. margins are very high, and while elements of this look structural, given the emergence of lucrative platform businesses and the way the country's political system has systematically advantaged capital against labour and consumers over the last four decades, tight labour markets and tariff impacts may cause margin issues for those without pricing power.
Leaving aside the tail-risks, such as a full trade war, utter paralysis of the U.S. government, Mid-East conflict or a collapse of the euro, one thing that would definitely cause a margin squeeze would be a significant slowdown in the U.S., or a further slowdown in Europe. The U.S. recovery is now very long in the tooth, and while recoveries do not just die of old age, the change at the U.S. Federal Reserve (the Fed) may be an extra cause for concern. It is still early days, but Jay Powell seems more interested in the state of the real economy than the exact level of the equity markets or the fate of anyone outside the U.S. who chooses to hitch their currencies to the U.S. dollar – i.e., emerging markets. He may, therefore, continue to tighten via a combination of interest rates and unwinding quantitative easing until he sees weakness in the U.S. economy. He will back off at that point, but this may be too late for markets.
2018 has ended with the combined balance sheets of the four major central banks – the Fed, the People's Bank of China, the European Central Bank and the Bank of Japan – finally shrinking after the massive build post the Global Financial Crisis (GFC). This means that the world is now in a liquidity squeeze, combining (depending on the geographic bloc) shrinking central bank balance sheets and tightening interest rates. It is precisely the opposite combination that drove up asset prices (and consequent levering up) since the nadir of 2009.
Our concern is that the combination of potentially falling earnings and a liquidity squeeze could be a truly toxic one for asset prices. We mentioned that we were unclear whether earnings estimates would be met this year, but we are clear that the world is an asymmetric place, with earnings downsides in bad times far higher than the upsides in good times. This is often forgotten, as is the fact that the asymmetry is magnified by leverage – and there is more leverage than ever, particularly in the U.S. corporate debt market. Corporate America as a whole is not inexpert at levering itself up at the wrong time, most spectacularly, just before the GFC last time round. Given the scale of corporate leverage now and – more particularly – the component of high yield or near-high yield (or as we prefer to call it, given that the interest rates are not that high, junk or near-junk), Corporate America has to be right that earnings will hold up.
We worry in particular about the outlook for near-junk, i.e. BBB. This has been at the epicentre of the buildup of corporate debt, ballooning from $0.7 trillion in October 2008 to the current c. $3 trillion.9 Moreover, the component of near junk (BBB) and actual junk (BB, B, and CCC and below) has increased from 46% of the U.S. corporate bond market in October 2008 to 58% currently,10 so the quality of the overall corporate bond market has clearly deteriorated. If U.S. earnings do fall significantly, then there could be significant downgrades from BBB to junk. We do not think the currently quiescent so-called high-yield market is pricing in such an outcome. In that event, the equity market is sure to hear about it – big problems in the credit market invariably mean big problems in the equity market, especially as they would have a common cause: falling earnings and too much debt.
"A combination of recurring revenue and pricing power should protect revenues and margins in a downturn, preserving earnings"
In this uncertain and acutely asymmetric world, we would continue to advocate owning compounders. The combination of recurring revenue and pricing power should protect revenues and margins, respectively, in a downturn, preserving earnings. They are also likely to be insulated from any financial distress if the corporate bond markets have a seizure, given the lower operational and financial leverage. The soft markets of the fourth quarter have deflated the portfolio's multiples a little, with the estimated 2019 free cash flow yield now over 5%, reducing the absolute downside risk.11


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Career Highs
Goals: 2 (several times)
Assists: 2 (twice, most recent, at Stanford, 2/24/13)
Points: 4 (twice, most recent, at Stanford, 2/24/13)
Ground Balls: 7 (Columbia, 4/21/12)
Draw controls: 8 (Brown, 4/6/13)
Caused turnovers: 1 (three times, most recent at Vanderbilt, 4/1/13)
Junior · 2013
Played in all 14 games ... Netted 16 goals and handed out seven assists for 23 points ... Led Harvard with 53 draw controls ... Tallied two goals and had two assists for four points, while also adding two draw controls at Stanford (Feb. 24) ... Scored a goal, dished out an assist and had a draw control at Cornell (March 2) ... Had three draw controls at Northwestern (March 16) ... Tallied a goal, dished out an assist, collected a ground ball, caused a turnover and had three ground balls at Marquette (March 19) ... Scored a goal, assisted on a tally, snared three ground balls and had two draw controls against Yale (March 23) ... Had six draw controls, tallied two goals and collected two ground balls at Boston University (March 29) ... Recorded seven draw controls, scored a goal, grabbed two ground balls and caused a turnover at Vanderbilt (April 1) ... Had a career-high eight draw controls, scored a goal and dished out an assist at Brown (April 6) ... Tallied a goal, dished out an assist and had three draw controls at Holy Cross (April 10) ... Added five draw controls and scored a goal at Princeton (April 13) ... Netted two goals, had six draw controls and grabbed a ground ball at Boston College (April 17) ... Had a goal and two draw controls at Dartmouth (April 26) ... Scored twice, earned five draw controls and snared a ground ball against Columbia (April 28).
Sophomore · 2012
Won one draw control against Johns Hopkins ... Had one ground ball in win versus Stanford ... Won two draw controls and caused one turnover against Syracuse ... Tallied one goal, one ground ball and three draw controls versus Virginia ... Scored two goals, one asssist and won a career-high six draw controls in win against Brown ... Scored a goal and won three draws in win versus Holy Cross ... Had four points (2g, 2a), picked up two ground balls and won a draw in win over Princeton ... Grabbed a career-high seven ground balls and won four draw controls in win against Columbia ... Won three draws, picked up two ground balls and caused one turnover in win versus Dartmouth .... Scored a goal and won two draws against Penn in the Ivy League Semifinals.
Freshman · 2011
Played in 12 games for the Crimson … Scored goals against Holy Cross and Princeton … Won two draws against Virginia and collected two ground balls against Princeton … Had four ground balls, two draw controls and a caused turnover on the season.
Before Harvard
Earned four varsity letters in field hockey, four in lacrosse, two in track and one in ice hockey … Captained field hockey and lacrosse teams as a senior … Named first-team All-Galaxy as a freshman … Earned honorable mention all-region from the Eagle-Tribune and Varsity Magazine's Top 20 High School Lacrosse Players in New Hampshire … Career and single-season scoring leader at Salem High School … Named first-team all-region from the Eagle-Tribune and Varsity Magazine's Top 10 High School Lacrosse Players in New Hampshire … Second leading scorer in northern Massachusetts/Southern New Hampshire region … New England Prep High School All-Star as a junior and senior … Earned first-team All-America honors … Phillips Academy Athlete of the Year in 2010. … Earned Eagle-Tribune All-Region honor mention, first-team All-New England Class A, first-team NFHCA Penn-Mont All-Northeast region and Eagle-Tribune first-team All-Region in field hockey … Won state championship title in field hockey in 2006 and 2007 … Received the Press Award, given to the member of the senior class with the most outstanding athletic performance of the entire year … Member of the National Honor Society and the Key Club … Coach and mentor for Windham girls lacrosse and head coach for summer camps …Earned region student of the month in December 2007 … Made the Honor Roll from 2005-2010 … Tour guide from 2008-10.


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Debuting last fall at the Reston Museum, Lake Anne Village Center, Reston: The Art of Community looks at the scope of public art that has become part of the fabric of Reston, Virginia. The exhibition will feature a documentary film by Rebekah Wingert-Jabi that catalogues the history and stories behind these pieces, as well as Reston's vision to have public art bring joy and inspiration to the community. It will also showcase several examples of art displayed in Reston over the past decade, including "Out of Place," co-created/curated by UMD Professor of Architecture Ronit Eisenbach and Professor of Dance Sharon Mansur and a sculpture by Foon Sham, Professor of Art. Roundtable participant and UMD Lecturer Mary Konsoulis curates the exhibit.


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Ten years ago today the world watched in horror as the events of 9/11 unfolded. At the time I was in Sardinia, where I had been finishing work on a BBC documentary special for the Meet the Ancestors series about the possible links between malaria and the fall of the Roman Empire. The following is my diary entry for the day...
Tuesday, 11th September 2001 - USA attacked
Today I saw the most horrifying event ever on the TV. It may lead to war. Having checked out of our hotel and then done some shopping in Olbia, we flew back to Rome in order to catch a plane to London. Andrew, who had lost his luggage on the way to Olbia two weeks ago, decided to check our luggage only as far as Rome, instead of Heathrow, in order to then recheck it at Rome. It was a mistake. Getting all our equipment from baggage reclaim took forever, so much so that we ended up missing the flight. We were forced to re-book onto the 6.25pm (Italian time), which was bad news as I could no longer get a connecting flight on to Glasgow. I was livid, but the next events soon put everything into perspective.
I called Claire to tell her what had happened. Within seconds she asked me if I had seen the news - two planes had been hijacked and forcibly crashed into the two towers of the World Trade Centre in New York City.
I immediately called all the crew together and we headed for a TV set in a nearby cafe in the airport. Although the commentary was in Italian, the images were from CNN. The event had literally happened 20 minutes ago, and the two planes had crashed 18 minutes apart. The second crash had been filmed and the programme kept repeating the clip. It was horrifying. One of the Italians watching with us could speak English, and she translated the commentary for us.
Things were getting even worse. A car bomb blew up outside the Defence Department in Washington DC, and shortly after a third plane crashed into the Pentagon building. Shortly after that, a fourth plane crashed just south of Pittsburgh in Pennsylvania. The nightmare continued to worsen, when the two towers in Manhattan collapsed. It is believed the death toll could be as much as 20,000. It's like something from the movie "Independence Day". We just watched gobsmacked. Neil called us from Glasgow to see how we all were, and to find out if we were going to have a problem getting home. Everything still seemed to be OK for our travel plans, but Rome was now on an alert, in case a terrorist attack was imminent on their US air base nearby.
We boarded the plane at 6.15, but immediate security precautions regarding re-routed flight paths into London (to avoid flying over the city) meant that we could not depart until 8.30. On the plane Andrew and I discovered that the passenger sitting beside us was about to start working at the BBC next Monday, so we gave her an insiders' view on the corporation.
We finally got to London for about 11.00, where we learned that all flights to the US had been cancelled. With no hotel rooms available, due to the number of stranded Americans, I ended up going to Geoff's house in Ealing, where he kindly offered to put me up for the night. We got there for midnight, and eating an Indian meal we watched BBC News 24 for two and a half hours, silently, as we were really shocked at what was happening. It seems that 250 firemen may have been in the World Trade Centre as it collapsed. Dante had nothing on this. And an amateur cameraman managed to catch the first plane crash. It was like a missile, the speed it was doing. I went to sleep at 2.30am on Geoff's couch.
Remembering all 2,977 killed by the hijackers, including 67 Britons, and the 411 emergency workers who died heroically in the United States of America.


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I began an exploration of this new virtual world, and was fascinated by how powerfully Street View photographs can represent our contemporary experience, the conflict they can express between an indifferent robotic camera and man's search for connectedness and significance.
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Entertainment will include the Pitt-Bradford Dance Team in a high-energy performance with a West African flair, the Pitt-Bradford Diamond Steppers performing a distinctive style of rhythmic dancing and the Dance and Drum Performance Company from the African American Cultural Center in Buffalo, N.Y.
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FORT COLLINS — A few weeks ago, Colorado State appeared to have the most depth at running back of any team in the Mountain West.
But last weekend at Utah State, Kapri Bibbs suffered a "lower extremity" injury that likely will keep him out Saturday against Air Force.
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Sixth on Harvard all-time saves list with 481 saves.
Career Highs
Saves: 19, vs. Massachusetts (3/29/11)
Ground balls: 5, at Yale (4/28/12)
2013 (Senior):
Named to the All-Ivy League and NEILA All-New England second teams ... Stopped 13 shots and had one ground ball pickup in a contest against UMass (Feb. 23) … Had 11 saves and picked up one ground ball versus Holy Cross (Feb. 26) ... Recorded nine saves and four ground balls against Hofstra (March 2) ... Named to the Ivy League Honor Roll after recording 12 saves on 18 shots, to go with two ground balls in a win over Georgetown (March 9) ... Posted nine saves and picked up one ground ball versus Brown (March 16) ... Named the Ivy League Player of the Week after recording 28 saves and allowing only 11 goals against Bryant and Dartmouth … Registered 15 saves and two ground balls in a victory over Bryant (March 20) … Credited with 13 saves on 19 shots and four ground balls in a win against Dartmouth (March 23) ... Recorded 11 saves and two ground balls in a contest against Albany (March 26) ... Recorded nine saves in a game against Duke (March 30) ... Recorded sixteen saves and two ground balls versus Cornell (April 6) ... Stopped nine shots in a win over Quinnipiac (April 9) ... Credited with 12 saves on 19 shots and also picked up six ground balls in a victory against Penn (April 13) ... Recorded 10 saves and three ground balls against Princeton (April 20) ... Posted eight saves and two ground balls in a matchup with Yale (April 27).
2012 (Junior):
Played in eight games, starting six ... Made 51 saves, to go along with a .510 save percentage and 8.42 goals-against average ... Turned aside six shots and only allowed three goals in more than 58 minutes against Vermont (Feb. 25) ... Recorded eight saves in win at Holy Cross (Feb. 28) ... Stopped 10 shots and had a ground ball against Hofstra (March 3) ... Made a season-high 12 saves and picked up a ground ball at Georgetown (March 10) ... Recorded one save at Massachusetts (March 27) ... Had four saves and three ground balls against Princeton (April 21) ... Recorded nine saves and collected five ground balls at Yale (April 28).
2011 (Sophomore):
Started all 16 games in net ... Posted a 10-6 overall record ... Ranked 22nd in the nation in save percentage (.539) and 29th in goals-against average (9.38) ... Recorded 173 saves ... Made nine saves in season-opening victory against Canisius (Feb. 26) ... Saved 11 shots and collected two ground balls versus No. 20 Georgetown (March 8) ... Recorded seven stops and had two ground balls against Bellarmine (March 11) ... Made 12 saves and grabbed a ground ball versus Holy Cross (March 15) ... Stopped 13 shots and collected a ground ball in win at Brown (March 19) ... Honored as NEILA Player of the Week and COOP Athlete of the Week (March 21) ... Had six stops and picked up two ground balls at Dartmouth (March 26) ... Recorded a career-high 19 saves and scooped up a ground ball in win over No. 14 Massachusetts (March 29) ... Made 14 stops and had a ground ball against No. 6 Cornell (April 9) ... Turned aside seven shots in win at Quinnipiac (April 12) ... Had 10 saves and collected four ground balls against No. 15 Penn (April 16) ... Recorded 15 saves, caused a turnover and scooped up three ground balls in key victory at Princeton (April 23) ... Made 16 saves, while only allowing five goals, and picked up a ground ball in win over No. 14 Yale (April 30) ... Recorded nine stops in win over No. 15 Penn in Ivy League tournament semifinal (May 6) ... Turned aside 16 shots against No. 2 Cornell in Ivy tournament final (May 8).
2010 (Freshman):
Saw action in 11 games, starting nine ... Owned a 4-4 record with a 10.75 goals-against average and a .495 save percentage (100 of 202) ... Ranked sixth in the Ivy League in goals-against average and save percentage ... Recorded 11 or more saves six times and grabbed 10 ground balls in rookie season ... Had two saves in win over Canisius (Feb. 27) ... Earned first career win at Holy Cross (March 6), making seven saves and grabbing one ground ball ... Recorded 13 saves in win at Massachusetts (March 13) ... Stopped five shots and grabbed a ground ball against Colgate (March 16) ... Turned aside nine shots in three quarters of work against Brown (March 20) ... Had three saves and a ground ball in win over Dartmouth (March 27) ... Recorded 17 saves and picked up a ground ball against No. 7 Duke (April 2) ... Honored as Ivy League Rookie of the Week April 5 ... Stopped 14 shots and grabbed a ground ball at No. 10 Cornell (April 10) ... Turned aside 10 shots, picked up two ground balls and caused a turnover at Penn (April 17) ... Stopped 13 shots in victory over No. 6 Princeton (April 24) ... Made seven saves and collected three ground balls at Yale (May 1).
Before Harvard:
Lettered three years in lacrosse and football … Captained lacrosse team as a senior … U.S. Lacrosse Academic All-American as a senior … C. Markland Kelly Award finalist … National Football Foundation's Maryland Scholar Athlete … National Football Foundation Academic All-State team as a senior … St. Paul's Martin D. Tullai Head Coaches Award Recipient … George Gelston Memorial Award Recipient for team defensive most valuable player …Member of the Japanese and German National Honors Societies … Recipient of Dabney M. Cruikshank Award for Outstanding Contribution to School Spirit … Recipient of Sammy Hutton Memorial Scholarship.


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This blog was very important to her in chronicling her battle with this terrible disease. Your support and love she received through the comments on the blog were truly inspirational to her and helped her to continue to fight and to continue to enjoy her life. I loved hearing her recite all your comments to me. It was very important to Jayne to use this blog to share knowledge so others could learn through her experience: including patients, loved ones, and medical professionals alike. For so many people who are newly diagnosed, it is the unknown things to come that are the scariest. This was a way for Jayne to share her ideas and experiences in combatting this disease. It is my hope that this blog will continue to be a resource for people, even now that Jayne is gone.
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The fundamental mission of the Computer Services Department is to provide computing services to meet the administrative computing needs of the College. Those services include management support, systems development and programming, operational services and consulting. Other activities consist of hardware and software procurement advice and assistance, systems administration, security control, and database management. Other services involve client-training and assistance by way of periodic tutorials and seminars, as well as through the formulation and distribution of guidelines, standards and other documentation for software and hardware.Mr. Earnest L. Mitchell, III, currently serves as Lane College�s Associate Vice President of Information Technology. Mr. Mitchell is responsible for technology operations across campus, supporting students, faculty and staff. Mr. Mitchell also oversees the network security for the campus, LAN and WAN configurations, and all other activities as they relate to campus technology.In his time spent at Lane, Mr. Mitchell as served the College in various capacities, including Director of Computing Services and Director of Information Technology. Prior to being employed by Lane College, Mr. Mitchell owned and operated a computer store and worked as a technical consultant.Mr. Mitchell has extensive training in the use of RPG, Cobol, Advanced Cobol, and other programming language. His knowledge has been of great value to the College.


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Last week I received this swap package from TrilliumDesign but I couldn't take pictures since I was literally home for about 8 hours. And in fact I'm only home a couple days this time but that's long enough to take some pics and then take this fabulous tote with me to the conference I'm attending next week.
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Acclaimed Hollywood director Steven Spielberg, who is in India to celebrate the success of his Oscar-winning film "Lincoln", will Tuesday interact with as many as 61 personalities from Indian cinema and share tips on filmmaking.
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Acclaimed Hollywood director Steven Spielberg, who is in India to celebrate the success of his Oscar-winning film "Lincoln", will Tuesday interact with as many as 61 personalities from Indian cinema and share tips on filmmaking.
The 66-year-old arrived here Monday morning with his wife. They are staying at Taj Mahal Hotel, Coloba, reads a statement.
"Lincoln", a movie that has been co-produced by Spielberg's DreamWorks along with Indian business man Anil Ambani's Reliance Entertainment and DreamWorks, is a biopic on president Abraham Lincoln's struggles during the Civil War and in securing approval for the 13th Amendment which outlaws slavery and involuntary servitude.
"It can be called masterclass session wherein Spielberg will be imparting knowledge to Indian directors and would be learning from them as well. The list includes the biggest names like Rajkumar Hirani, Anurag Kashyap, Farhan Akhtar, Zoya Akhtar, Abhishek Kapoor, Habib Faisal, Ram Gopal Varma, Sanjay Leela Bhansali and Farah Khan," said a source.
It has been reported that Anil Ambani and his wife Tina are Spielberg's official hosts during his stay here.
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Water Commercial Water Damage OrlandoExperts inspect the carpet and pad and determine if it should be removed to protect the subfloor.
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Inspect Carpet and Eliminate If Needed
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Please click on the links to the left to learn about your retirement benefits.
Here is an overview:
Basic Retirement Plan - Wesleyan makes retirement plan contributions on your behalf. All Faculty who work at least half time (.5 FTE or more) and share appointments for more than one year may participate.
Supplemental Retirement Plan - You make contributions to an account either on a pre-tax or after-tax basis.
All Faculty may participate.
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Employer Matching Contributions - Wesleyan makes an additional contribution to the Basic Retirement Plan if you contribute to the Supplemental Retirement Plan. All Faculty enrolled in the Basic Retirement Plan may participate.
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