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Angela Eilers
The Questions:
_7.3 average___ On a scale of (0) strong
disagreement, to (5) neutral, to (10) strong agreement, is the United
States moving backwards on educational achievement?
_7.6 average___ On a scale of (0) strong
disagreement, to (5) neutral, to (10) strong agreement, should
priorities for new or changed strategies for education be based on
likely return on investment?
David Alden (8) (6)
Chuck Slocum (8) (8)
The top tier of US students do well but, overall, American students
are losing ground particularly when noting the future needs of the
workforce relative to the changing economy. We simply can not afford
to lose about one third of our youngsters who fail to complete even
high school. Parents/guardians must be involved in doing the right
things from the beginning. We must better understand the impressive
ROI for the education success of each child and, as Dr. Eilers notes,
the enormous social costs of those who drop out. A combination of life
long learning support systems--targeted at those who need it most and
beginning with prenatal health care and early learning--is a wise and
cost effective public investment.
Dennis Johnson (5) (1)
I am highly skeptical of the projected returns on investments that
were given. We have greatly increased investment of public funds in
education in past decades, yet little improvement in results has been
achieved. Funding is not the problem, motivation is. Education must be
returned to the control and choice of parents, not the education
establishment and the teacher's unions. Competition must be
reintroduced in education, and parents must individually control how
their tax money is spent on the education of their children. Today,
school is where kids go to have their education interrupted. The
motivated ones learn on their own and there seems to be little
shortage of talent in most endeavors.
Al Quie (10) (7)
Scott Halstead (10) (10)
We should utilize our financial resources in the most effective manner
possible. The current achievement levels are totally unacceptable.
Paul Hauge (8) (8)
Roger Heegaard (8) (9)
Peter Heegaard (8) (10)
Early childhood support is a key to higher graduation rates.
Joann Knuth (7) (10)
Regarding the second question, if the point is that we need to invest
wisely in public education so that our students will be successful in
their post secondary education, get good to great jobs, be productive
and involved citizens of our country and the world, then I respond
with a 10. The economic vitality of our state and nation depends on
the vitality of our public education system.
Shirley Heaton (8) (10)
As a mentor, here, in Kissimmee with Florida's Take Stock in Children
program, I am continually disheartened with our education process (if
we can call it that).
As for your questionnaire re Angela Eilers presentation.: 1. Re US
moving backwards.... The best response I can give is a "Yes" (about an
8) cuz until our so-called experts are ready to arrange for funding to
be put where their mouths are, we'll never get anywhere in the
education field and will soon be overtaken by those countries who can.
2. As for changing strategies based on likely investment return.....a
strong YES (#10) -- anything that works to get something happening.
Marianne Curry
On the first question, I do not have the data for making a judgment
except anecdotal. I suspect that the data for minorities and children
from single parent families are the most dramatic. The Chicago model
requires heavy involvement by parents, which seems to be the single
most important predictor of school performance. I believe that is
where we must start to change the dynamics. Mentoring mothers would go
a long way toward encouraging children. Our standards for teaching are
pretty high in Minnesota and our support of education financially is
high compared with other states. How much of the education dollar is
spent for food, transportation, ancillary social services?
It seems to me that when the family system breaks down, the costs are
shifted to the public in many ways, so let us begin by encouraging
these parents and providing support. My daughter who has a PHD has
been teaching English in the Middle School level for 18 years. She
tells me that many 12-13-14 year olds come to school hungry, have no
self-discipline, and have absent parents. These children need
nurturing and hugs and someone to listen to their problems. Also many
parents are playing the game of staying just ahead of rent collection
by moving continually, so that continuity in the classroom is
I don't think the economic model for service delivery based on return
on investment adequately measures some of the intangibles I refer to
above. How do we get at the issue of adequacy of parenting and
nurturance? Many single parents are themselves in need of
re-parenting. I know this intuitively from my years as a social worker
in MN. What if we focused on Seniors Mentoring Mothers and Fathers?
Surely, if we in MN can start an anti-smoking campaign nationally and
Mothers Against Drunk Driving, we can start a movement to change the
way in which children are parented. More money isn't the answer.
Teachers are working hard. Small classrooms produce mixed results.
Let's drill down to the emotional needs of children and their parents
before we introduce others programs, so that the children are ready to
learn at all ages.
Bob Brown (5) (5)
In fairness to the education establishment I think it might not be
said with certainty that we are moving backwards in educational
achievement, but it is clear that we are not moving forward as much as
some other countries. Some of our problems relate to things such as:
the structure of our system (the kind of things Ted Kolderie
discusses); the fact that over the years the teacher organizations
have become member welfare organizations (i.e., unions) as opposed to
their traditional roles as student welfare organizations; the
unintended consequences of special education laws coupled with the
zealousness of advocacy groups and activist judges to place and keep
in regular schools some profoundly handicapped children and some
dangerously violent children (the kind of children who were
historically not in the schools) that seriously drain the resources of
the system; excessive student mobility, particularly in low income,
diverse urban areas; and the inadequacies and inappropriateness of
much of our teacher preparation.
I would not argue against retrying to get a better return on
investment, but I am quite skeptical, possibly even cynical about the
theoreticians who come up with these gross generalizations about how
much money we would save if only we did (fill in the blank.) I
concluded in my years in the Legislature that if we believed
everything presented to us and we would have passed every proposal
that was going to save so much money or have such a substantial return
on investment we could run state government at no cost and probably
pay substantial dividends to the citizens. I have yet to see a unit of
government do that.
Charles Lutz (8) (6)
John Adams (5) (8)
1. This is not the way to frame the question. My sense is (1) that the
range of skill levels and demonstrated academic competence of 18-year
olds has increased in the past 25 years; (2) the top 10 percent of
students are better prepared than ever, while the bottom 20 percent is
disengaged and dropping out, and even if they receive a high school
diploma, it has little meaning as a certification of knowledge and
skills; and (3) the median preparation level of high school graduates
regarding what they need to know (compared with the international
competition) has sagged badly in the past 25 years.
2. There has to be serious attention to the payoffs associated with
each strategy suggested.
This presentation is long on measurement and diagnosis, but does not
contain a presentation and analysis and of a politically viable
strategy to enter into the educational system and make a difference. I
agree with Kolderie that the present system cannot do the job that
needs to be done, even if the amount of money supplied to it were to
Tom Teigen
Once again, an outstanding conversation. (Also enjoy - when I have a
chance - reading posted comments.)
I would like to propose a guest for your October 10 meeting: Jim
Bartholomew, the Minnesota Business Partnership's education policy
Education reform was the initial issue that prompted formation of the
Partnership in 1977. The Partnership commissioned the Berman Weiler
Report in 1984. Those recommendations were consistent with the
Citizens League's positions and contributed significantly to
Minnesota-based reforms, including open enrollment, PSEO and,
eventually, charter schools.
During the 1990s, the Partnership - and Jim - was actively engaged in
Minnesota's decade-plus effort to create a standards and
accountability system. Jim continues to be in the trenches on
standards and assessments. He's working with a group of educators in
Minneapolis on a true site-based control model, he's on the Board of
Teaching, and much more. The Partnership is also beginning a study
with the Itasca Project and McKinsey to define "world-class" education
(outcomes and systemic characteristics) then create a set of
recommendations for closing the "global achievement gap."
Given your focus on education this fall, I think he'd be a good person
to talk with. (Also might have a slightly different perspective than
the one Ted K. presented earlier on the level of engagement among Twin
Cities business leaders.)
Glenn Dorfman (5) (10)
In honor of our dear friend and mentor, John Brandl: It seems to me
that the root question that school reformers of all colors have failed
to answer is the goal of school reform. I caste my lot with Jacques
Barzun who said: "The sole justification of teaching, of school
itself, is that the student comes out of it able to do something he
could not do before." Schools exist, principally, to remove ignorance,
to grow self-esteem from mastery over words and numbers and ideas.
Young minds need to be treated with respect and excellence not equated
with elitism. Finally, tradition and innovation should only be judged
by the results they achieve.
Vici Oshiro (0) (6)
1. Much improvement over the long haul. More kids going to and
finishing school. Some short term setbacks.
2. Don't allow ROI to become the magic bullet. This is an excellent
measure within the context of a broader view.
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Janet M. Hively (7)(9)
"Return on investment", from my point of view, is equated with
productivity --- work that benefits the individual, family, and
community. It's important, however, that we take into account the full
range of productive activities that have economic value to the
community. That includes parenting, care giving, and volunteering as
well as employment.
I think that Minnesota was on track mid 1990s... Moving ahead on pre
school. School to Work programs that included project-based service
learning and workplace learning as well as classroom learning. The
Profile of Learning encouraging ALL students to take charge of their
learning and keep track of it. Encouragement of Lifework Planning from
the elementary grades on. A combination of conservative legislators
who felt that they knew better than kids and families how and what to
teach, plus achieving parents of students who were very successfully
moving ahead in traditional schools, plus Ventura's naiveté dumped the
leadership for these efforts. By 2000, the good times were over. What
a waste of efforts begun in the mid-80s.
Wayne Jennings (4) (6)
I wasn't impressed with Eilers' comments. While she made good points
about the importance of early childhood programs, I think she's off on
the new requirements for math for all students--that's going to be a
train wreck. She said nothing about citizenship education, little
about prep for productive work (other than college), nothing about
producing lifelong learners and developing critical thinkers. I
suspect that's because she knows little about educational options
other than reinforcing the present system. Doing more of the same
harder isn't going to produce substantial better results. We need to
ask more often what is education for.
Donald H. Anderson (7) (5)
"No child left behind" is an example of why we are moving backwards.
One size doesn't fit all children -strategies for education should
also consider the parents and their involvement or lack of involvement
in the raising of their children.
James L. Weaver (10) (10)
Robert A. Freeman (7) (8)
1. I think it is probably more correct to say that even though we are
still moving forwards, other countries are moving forwards faster than
the U.S.
2. Yes - if the investments are undisputed, and those numbers should
not be used as a blank check to increase funding for education without
some awareness that there will be diminishing returns. I liked her
focus that teachers be paid more with increases being linked to their
performance, and would argue that should be true for all new
investments in education. If it is not working we shouldn't fund it.
I agree that we should measure whether we have succeeded by whether
the total number of students graduating increases, but am concerned
that if the only focus is on this figure as a measure of success that
it will provide a systemic incentive to make it easier to graduate
high school / college in order to maintain levels of funding. It
should be coupled with an increase in the rigor of the subject matter
students are being taught in K-12 and post-secondary.
Brian Thiel (10) (10)
Every decision made by a legislative body must give highest priority
to cost/benefit. Even if the facts are inconclusive or conflicting and
the need for decision is imminent, always the best available data in
detail must be on the table.
Any other type of basis for making policy is merely wishful thinking
or wishy-washy thinking, of which there has been too much. When an
economy is in a growth spurt such thinking seems to exert no undue
burdens. But in all other situations, it is destructive to avoid the
hard headed reality of cost:benefit ratios.
And there is another necessary component to every cost:benefit
presentation... it must provide the actual data as well as the study
design and assumptions upon which the conclusions are based. I have
much experience in my life trying to sell something using empiric
studies to professionals who themselves write such papers, and every
one of them insists on seeing the actual data and all the study design
constructs before they place any credence in the findings.
I am very interested in the presentation by Ms Eilers! But before I
would set my legislative agenda if I am elected, I will study the
underlying facts and study constructs. I hope Ms. Eilers has made or
will make those things available.
One big question I have is, "what time frame is used to arrive at the
various cost:benefit ratios?" Everyone knows that the longer it takes
to bring a return, the less beneficial that return is. So,
cost:benefit ratios without a time line can become disinformation. I
never dared to make a proposal in industry without a calculation of
IRR. Are we doing that in government?
Another way to consider the group of studies is to ask, "are there
certain combinations of proposals that produce the best outcome
possibilities given various levels of funding?" It is hardly likely
that this year there is enough funding available to every project that
has, for example, a cost/benefit ratio > 4:1 without serious cost to a
struggling economy. So, among the higher cost/benefit ratios with the
smallest incremental costs, what combination seems most beneficial
with limited resource use?
I believe this presentation is very useful... especially if it leads
to more dialog before setting legislative agendas. Enough wishy-washy
idealism has led to over-spending from the MN pocketbook for some
things. Let's have more intelligent and pertinent discussions of
factual realities this coming year.
Egregious and bogus economic predictions were made at the MN
legislature last year. Even with a professional economist seated in
the chamber, there was no confirmation of hefty economic promises made
by her colleagues. Strange silence....!
Chris Brazelton (6) (8)
It appears that we are stagnant and the need for competitiveness in
the world is increasing. Wise investments would include those that are
most likely to be successful, and return on investment is certainly
one good way to measure success.
The nice thing about education is that we can find successful program
models and replicate them in other schools. We don't have to turn the
entire ship all at once, but do need to get the parents, teachers and
administrators on board with changes in plans so that we have the buy
in needed to make any changes work.
Edward Dirkswager (_) (10)
The target has changed. The US now realizes that all children must be
educated and it is failing at doing so. Whether the US is failing to
educate the types of persons that it has historically educated is open
to question.
The answer is an obvious 10. Obvious if you think that increment
tinkering will yield much result. The answer is not strategic
investment. The answer is systemic change.
David Broden (10) (6)
1. Moving backwards is a relative term--we in many respects are moving
forward but we are also continuously raising the bar by which we
measure educational achievement--the raising of the bar is perhaps one
of the overlooked criteria as we look for ways to think about
increasing achievement. The need for education and education in
different ways is growing--the importance to the overall quality of
life and providing the workforce for the future is always evolving.
The national debate on educational achievement is a very healthy
focus--but it is also creating some disruption in an organized process
of improvements--we are seeing various parochial groups get protective
of the change. We need to build in opportunity for risk taking and
moving forward etc.
2. The priorities should be set first on what will get the best effect
for education--cost and cost benefits analysis is great but should not
be the first level constraint or in most cases the best ideas do not
really or often get the discussion to really give them a chance--the
cost is often higher--at least at the start. We need to focus on the
best metrics for improvement and then as a second level assessment
bring in cost--certainly what we do must be affordable--but we need to
think of what we mean by "affordable"--these are investment decisions
not real time spending decisions.
Gary Clements
On the measurements by which we are deciding that students and or
schools are failing... I have seen students ask "Does this count?"
when some of these tests are given...meaning "Am I going to be graded
on it, or will it keep me from graduating?"... and then when they know
it does NOT count for those things, they answer haphazardly and with
low effort....especially those less able students. I don't believe the
results are as accurate as they could and should be. Two, I don't
believe the reward system for getting a diploma, or achieving good
grades is what it should be. I believe motivation is indeed a problem,
and perhaps some real rewards (potential employment doesn't seem to be
it)...should apply, such as a driver's license.
Lyall Schwarzkopf (6) (6)
I think that priorities for new or changed strategies for education
should be based on the outcome of the students.
Carolyn Ring (6) (3)
Bright Dornblaser (10) (10)
But need to consider the substantial differences in the cost of
implementing the alternatives.
Tom Swain (9) (9)
David Hutcheson (8) (5)
It seems to me that there are a lot of open questions about how the
estimates of return on investment are arrived at. Most of them are
intuitively appealing, but they do have a fairly strong flavor of
numbers picked out of the air.
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Tokelau's new cargo vessel on schedule for 2018 service
Tokelau's new, custom-built cargo vessel is on schedule for an October launch and expected delivery by early 2018.
Minister for Transport, Hon. Afega Gaualofa made an official visit to inspect the yet-to-be named vessel being built at Berjaya Dockyard in Malaysia.
"Out of all our capital developments, the cargo vessel is the one all three Taupulega agree is the number one priority," he stated.
"This is a central pillar of our transport infrastructure, driver of our socioeconomic aspirations and therefore development agenda. For the transport sector, the vessel will allow us to control our own travel/supply needs and as a consequence, pace of development. This is one of our tupuna's farsighted aspirations. Those are aspects why the arrival of this vessel will be cause for not just celebrations in Tokelau, but an indication that we, as a people and nation are steadily moving forward towards self-sufficiency.
"So when the latest General Fono [July 2017] endorsed the decision to go ahead with the cargo vessel, it was important our Transport team give it the highest priority. Which is why my visit to the Berjaya management in Malaysia to inspect the vessel was a ministerial one, accompanied by Director Su'a, to re-emphasize to them the importance of their task to Tokelau's people, and convey across the blessings of our elders to their work.
"I am very happy to report that progress is right on schedule."
Accompanying the minister was Director for Transport, Su'a Himona Mei.
"As the minister stated, this is a time of great excitement for not just our department but for Tokelau as a whole," he said.
"Not only will it provide more comfortable travelling facilities for our people but will truly allow us to manage and control our travel and supplies schedule suitable to our people and development needs."
On the development and economic side, the potential for self-sufficiency, profitability and employment are exciting prospects.
"The cargo vessel will allow our large developments on each of the three atolls to progress more quickly, and on their planned schedule with certainty."
One of the uncertainties that will be removed is when an atoll needs something urgently, requiring an unscheduled charter.
"Right now that is a scenario we do not have any control over. When a village calls for an emergency supply, we have to work something out with Samoa Shipping, who themselves have their own schedule in which they factor Tokelau's supply needs. So when we request an urgent charter that's outside the scheduled sailings, we get one of two results. They agree to the request however, that comes at a great cost to us. And secondly, if they say no, it means the development work in question will be delayed or the urgent supply needed, which could be medical for example, will not arrive at the time of greatest need.
"But having a second vessel on our fleet means we can immediately sail direct to that atoll and deliver their request – that is such a great feeling for us at transport – to be able to add that capability to service and meet the needs of our people."
There is a second silver lining in the acquisition of the new cargo vessel.
"This vessel elevates our department's capability straight away, allowing Tokelau to offer a charter service to neighboring countries.
"It has three massive and immediate socioeconomic impacts. First it creates a brand new revenue stream for the government through chartering – both the new vessel and the Mataliki. We have received requests from a number of countries and currently we are holding those discussions and the outlook is very positive.
"Secondly, the vessel not only replaces the astronomically expensive costs of chartering, but we now keep the income from cargo and ticketing which more than offset the operational and maintenance costs. The exciting reality of this situation is that funds that would otherwise have gone to chartering can now be diverted to other national priorities such as health, education, village projects because the vessel can now pay for its own operation and maintenance. And with our information and management systems streamlined, we are looking at a profitable service in the near future.
"The third high-level benefit is Tokelau will now have an industry employer for its own people. Tokelauans can study in a secured career pathway to be ships' crew, captains, engineers, and so forth. And if that gives them a launching pad to international careers – how our elders and ancestors will judge our generation with favour."
As part of Tokelau's preparations for its new vessel, the department is running a 'Name the new Cargo Vessel' competition. It's a NZ$1,000 winner take all competition. For those interested, click on the link here.
For more information contact: Su'a Himona Mei, Director Transport and Support Services | Ph: +685 20822/3 | Mobile: +685 7708738 | Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Tokelau is a non-self-governing territory of New Zealand. It is located in the Pacific Ocean north of Samoa and south of the Equator (9 00 S, 172 00 W). It is only accessible by boat, taking an estimated 28hours to reach the closest atoll, Fakaofo, a further three hours to Nukunonu, and another six hours to Atafu.
It is made up of the three small atolls named above, separated from each other by high seas. The total land area is approximately 12 km². The total sea area of the exclusive economic zone is approximately 518,000 km². The height above sea level is between 3-5 meters, the maximum width is 200 meters. Tokelau is therefore particularly vulnerable to natural disasters and impacts of climate change such as sea-level rise.
The people of Tokelau are New Zealand citizens. Their relationship hailed by the United Nations as a model for other territories and administering countries to follow.
The population of 1499 (2016 census) is spread approximately equally among the three atolls (Atafu (541); Fakaofo (506) and Nukunonu (452). The traditional lifestyle was subsistence but Tokelau has moved to a cash economy. The only natural resource of any current economic significance is the fishery of the exclusive economic zone.
Tokelau has no main town; each island has its own administrative centre, hospital, school and basic infrastructure. There are no airstrips or harbours. Access is by ship only, through the Port of Apia, Samoa.
There are approximately 7000 Tokelauans living in New Zealand, and smaller communities live in Australia, American Samoa, Samoa, Rapa Nui, and Hawaii.

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The first Scissor Sisters album was one of the catchiest debuts of the new millennium, but also one of the best-crafted. All camp on the surface but with plenty of substance underneath, it succeeded because the group wrote fantastic songs and backed them with excellent productions, usually in the vein of their biggest pop/dance heroes, from the Bee Gees to George Michael. If the follow-up, Ta-Dah, doesn't reach as high as its predecessor, it's certainly not the fault of some spot-on arrangements by head producer Babydaddy. Soundtracking his own mythical night at Studio 54 circa 1978, Babydaddy's Discoball Jazzfest Studio in New York City pumps out tracks gloriously in debt to the Bee Gees (of course), Elton John (although not on the track he contributes piano to), the Rolling Stones' brassy late-'70s stompers, electro-disco arena rock (if there is such a thing), and some sort of '70s disco hokum that features a very talented Gina Gershon on jew's-harp. Similarities to their debut are much easier to find than differences, although the songs aren't quite as memorable (except the single "I Don't Feel Like Dancin'") and Ta-Dah is slightly samey in comparison. (The debut ranged for influences as late as 1987, and flaunted a tougher, leaner sound.) Still, Scissor Sisters remain consummate masters of their material; the chord changes on the ballad "Land of a Thousand Words" defy listeners to not think of a glittering discoball, which is precisely the right image to be conjured.
Track Lists
01. I Don't Feel Like Dancin'
02. She's My Man
03. I Can't Decide
04. Lights
05. Land Of A Thousand Words
06. Intermission
07. Kiss You Off
08. Ooh
09. Paul McCartney
10. The Other Side
11. Might Tell You Tonight
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The Macon Telegraph just published its annual "best of the best" section. Some of the restaurant winners are:
Best restaurant: Lemongrass
Best BBQ [this gets contentious in Georgia]: Fresh Air
Best burger: Five Guys
Best Chinese: Mandarin Chinese Restaurant (3086 Riverside Drive,
Macon, GA 31210-2512; 478-477-5728)
Best fine dining: Natalia's [nat-ah-LEE-ahs]
Best hot dog: Nu Way [of course]
Best Japanese: Mikata
Best sushi: Shogun
Best Mexican: El Azteca
Best pizza: Ingleside Village Pizza
Best seafood: Jim Shaw's (no website that I'm aware of, but located at 3040 Vineville Ave, Macon, GA 31204; 478-746-3697. Open for dinner only. The same management also operates Fish N' Pig )
Best steak: Longhorn Steakhouse
Best country restaurant and Best buffet: Ole Times Country Buffet
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Sunday, November 27, 2011
Squash Court Growth
The Chelsea Piers announcement was the latest in what appears to be a five-year suburban court construction boom. Anderson Squash Courts, who, along with ASB and McWill, comprise the area's major court builders, have built a number of public and private courts in the last five years, nearly all in the suburbs. Town Sports International has added courts to their Stamford and White Plains New York Sports Clubs in recent years. Pyramid Squash opened in Tuckahoe in 2009.
Universities and schools are at the forefront of new court construction. Many of them, having long supported squash as a part of campus life, have noticed a renewed public interest in the sport and have thus renovated courts or added to existing facilities. German-based ASB reports having built 36 courts at academic institutions in CT and upstate NY in recent years. Additionally, as suburban communities continue to develop, those communities become their own metropolitan centers, and entities like Town Sports or Atlanta-based Lifetime Fitness see the opportunity to expand their presence in these burgeoning regions.
Given the relative small number of suburban squash facilities versus those in cities, one could argue that new court construction in the suburbs may be a better economic decision than building in urban areas. Lifetime Fitness, which recently added eight courts in Florham Park and Berkeley Heights, NJ, is given sole credit for revitalizing the squash scene in Austin, TX, where Lifetime's eight courts are the region's only international courts. In total, Lifetime estimates that the nine clubs and 36 courts added nationwide in the last five years have resulted in more than 15,000 squash members.
The growth in membership not only brings an economic benefit, but also allows clubs to reach out to different groups within in the squash community. Daily Squash Report's Rob Dinerman covered this in an excellent article on doubles court construction, which has also seen a recent growth spurt. The four new courts at the Sleepy Hollow Country Club ("SHCC") speak to this.
SHCC is a century-old club located in Scarborough, NY. As part of a series of capital improvements to the club's many facilities, SHCC recently completed a new Indoor Fitness Center, which includes three ASB singles softball courts and one ASB doubles court. These courts are in addition to the two pre-existing singles hardball courts and one doubles court originally built over 70 years ago. Although SHCC members prefer to play doubles, the club acknowledges that parents want their children to have access to regulation-wide singles softball courts.
The club's new fitness center and squash courts opened on November 26, 2011. SHCC plans to celebrate the opening of the new courts, as well as its centennial anniversary (1911 – 2011), with a men's singles softball tournament for players ages 45+ to 80+. Said Tournament Chairman Mike Solin: "Each December for 37 years, SHCC had hosted a hardball squash tournament on our two hardball courts for men's senior singles hardball players. With the building of the three new singles softball ASB courts as well as an ASB doubles court, the Club wanted to both continue that tradition and expand our reach within the squash community. In this spirit, we look forward to hosting a group of men's senior singles softball players at our club next month."
Sleepy Hollow Country Club Men's Singles Softball Tournament
When: December 10-11, 2011
Where: Sleepy Hollow Country Club (located in Scarborough, NY—just 30 miles outside of Manhattan and a quick ride on the Metro North train)
Levels: Men's 45+, 55+, 60+, 65+, 70+, 75+, 80+
Cost: $95 for US Squash members / $110 for non-members
Deadline: December 2, 2011
Click here for more information. To sign up, email Mike Solin
Wednesday, November 2, 2011
A big, Howe Cup Thank You
First up, special thanks go out to David Hughes, our unrelenting and ever so insightful coach. Not only did he manage to keep a straight face amidst Tehani's (oops! I was trying so hard not to disclose this, sorry T) shrieks of appeal, he watched every single match and was always ready to help each and every one of NY Squash's players. Wondering how he made it through three days of being surrounded by 200 squash playing women? Go figure, we are still wondering how that was existentially possible.
Howe Cup 2011
Friday, January 28, 2011
Thursday, January 27, 2011
3-Minute Rally! Semi-Final Conversations
Ramy Ashour
Rob White: You and your brother were in intense conversation there.
Ramy Ashour: Yeah. It was all good – we were giving each other impression of the match. Some days - days like today – when you do good work, you have to think about it and re-play it and hopefully it can sink in, be imprinted inside your head for the next time.
RW: A couple of days ago when I spoke to you, you said you were working towards being 100%. You feel like you're getting closer after tonight's match?
RA: Yeah, the last two months I've been trying to get back to 100%. I'm trying to. I think today was better than yesterday- everyday it gets better. It's all about confidence, and being able to mentally take it out of my mind and move naturally - because the problem is that when you're injured on court, you change a bit of your footwork and the way you move as well. So you try to get back out on the court and do the same things naturally as you've always done.
RW: Well, to my eye, you appeared to be moving quite freely. James, on the other hand, did not appear so. Did you get a sense that he wasn't moving quite as well as he normally does?
RA: You know, I didn't really feel a difference. James always moves so well. But you know, sometimes when we play, he has good days and bad days, sometimes I have good days and bad days. It comes down who's taking that step forward into the court- so maybe I had a little bit more of a jump tonight.
RW: Do you feel like you're peaking at the right time – the final tomorrow night?
RA: I'm trying to! (smiling)
Nick Matthew
Rob White: After Amr hit the service return smash nick on your match point at 10-9 in the 5th, what goes through your mind after that point – do you think the squash gods are against you or are you more
Nick Matthew: Well, it's interesting, he (Shabana) sort of stood far up the court and I thought he'd take a step back once I served, so I fired in low and it went straight onto his racquet – it was like a feed, I couldn't believe it! (laughter) I thought I was a bit naïve to fall for it more than anything. And I also felt like, if he was going to go for it, it's such a fine margin, then maybe the odds were in my favor if he was going to go for it. Obviously, it was quite a heartbreaking moment especially since I had match ponts in the 4th game as well – just to see that go in as well. But fortunately, I managed to get it in the end. But yeah, it's cliché, but you just got forget about it when it happens and focus on the next point. And we both had some times in the 4th where we weren't happy with a couple of the referee's decisions. But you have to re-focus really quick because the next point's right there.
RW: Talk about the crowd tonight- you guys had them fired up!
NM: Yeah, they were great. But it's a balance. You have to feed off of it, yet be in control. I read somewhere that Peter Nicol said that it took him like four or five years to adapt to that. You know, hopefully I'll get it right- I've played here a lot of years now, so hopefully…
RW: I'll let you get out here on this one because I know you're wiped and want to get out of here…you're the #1 player in the world and you've just come off the court - you're exhausted, and there's 30-40 kids lined up here to get your autograph. And I watched you patiently sign each and every one, patiently take a photo with them, talk with them. You take the responsibilities of being #1 pretty seriously, don't you?
NM: (pause) It's worth it. I get the most enjoyment seeing them enjoy it, so it's a pleasure.
James Wilstrop
Rob White: James, it appeared to me that you didn't seem to get into a groove tonight.
James Wilstrop: No, not really, no. (pause) I wasn't that bad, but I wsn't that good. Some of it was me, but a lot of it was down to Ramy's exceptional play. And that happens sometimes- whoever you are. (pause) But you know, I've been playing squash at an intense level for the last six months or so now with very little rest, recuperation time, and I've kind of exceeded my expectations in reaching the finals and semis…so, some days it's going to fall apart. Not saying it fell apart tonight, but it wasn't great. It's disappointing on such a big occasion – I gave everything I had.
RW: What's next for you?
JW: We have the national championships - a big tournament back in England, so that's the next thing.
RW: So, no rest?
JW: No.
RW: The New York fans love you – could you feel the support out there?
JW: Yes, I could. It's a wonderful place, a wonderful crowd. I'm sad I couldn't give them more to cheer about, but we had some wonderful rallies so I hope we gave them a good show.
Wednesday, January 26, 2011
Tuesday, January 25, 2011
3-Minute Rally! A Conversation with Wael El Hindi
Rob White: Just spoke with Alister about his move to New York City. You made the move some time ago yourself.
Wael El Hindi: Well, as you can see, squash is growing here. It's on the rise. That's why a lot of pros have moved here. I think there's a benefit economically to coming here. And hopefully we can continue to develop the juniors here – you know, the future looks good for American squash - we have Amanda Sobhy doing great, the first American to win a world championship. And the path is changing now- it's not just about going to good colleges – they kids are thinking world championships and trying to take squash to the next level here in the States.
RW: You do a little coaching, right?
WEH: I coach a bit when I'm not on the tour. But I tell you, a couple of weeks ago, I was at the US Junior Open. 750 juniors – the biggest junior tournament in the world! This shows you how passionate squash has become and how big it's going to be going forward. And I believe it's important – if we truly want to get squash into the Olympics- that it continues to grow here in the States.
RW: What do you think of the crowd's energy at the Tournament this year?
WEH: NYC has the best energy anywhere in the world! The crowd- the people- aaah! The audience here gives the player 25-30% more energy to play than what you have in any other place in the world! It's just by them being so very into it – they stand up and roar – this is what makes the Tournament of Champions tournament so special and why everybody wants to come and play here!
RW: Back briefly to your move to the States - did you get grief from your fellow Egyptians after the move?
WEH: No grief, but some thought it'd be hard because there are fewer training partners here. We have Alister here now – unfortunately, we had to play each other the 2nd round and he won. But we're still friends! (laughter) I'm very happy he made the move, and of course we'll be training partners. And hopefully more players will make the move to come here as well!
RW: I assume the move will make travel easier in some respects.
WEH: Yes, it's so easy to travel from New York City. Sometimes, at the beginning of the season starting in Hong Kong and Ausralia, it can be a little far. But as you can see now, the other players have to travel here, take a cab, stay in a hotel - I just take the subway! (laughter) And sleep in my own bed!
RW: It's been a pleasure, Wael! Best of luck going forward!
WEH: Thanks, Rob!
3-Minute Rally! A Conversation with Ramy Ashour
I chatted briefly with Ramy Ashour, the former world #1 and top seed at this year's Tournament of Champions, following his match against David Palmer - a win in four games. We spoke about his health, his brother Hisham's play of late, and the brothers' squash academy.
Rob White: How are you doing physically? –
Ramy Ashour: I feel better, but not 100% for sure. It was a good match I think. David's giving it all, and I too. I'm very happy for the win. And I have confidence now to play in the semi-finals for sure.
RW: Congratulations on that, and to your brother, Hisham. He lost to Peter Barker last night, but how do you feel about his resurgence?
RA: I'm very happy for him! If he keeps going this way, he can reach the top 10 – easily! He just has to continue to train as hard as he's been doing these days and stay disciplined with that. And you know, keep the confidence up.
RW: I know you've been asked this a thousand times, but what's it like having a brother that's a world class squash player like yourself?
RA: Yes, thank you. That's why we don't have coaches now. (laughter) We're each other's coach. We're pushing each other, training together, doing drills together - we're changing our squash. We both know a lot about squash from our experiences. We've seen a lot of it and been through a lot of things on the court. And back home, we have a supportive squash community and everyone just loves the game from a very young age, in all the clubs - squash is a national game, so that support makes you focus and appreciate the game of squash and want to give it your all. Me and my brother push each other out of love for each other and for the game.
RW: It's obvious that you both love the game by your play on the court. But you're showing your love for the game off the court as well - what's going on with the Academy?
RA: Yes, thank you for mentioning that. It's coming. We're holding it back a little bit - now with the travel, it's kind of hard. But there's still work going on with it. Hopefully when we finish this period, we'll be able to go back and start it up.
RW: Why is this important to you- an academy?
RA: Well, it's a turning point in both of our lives. We have a big responsibility – it's something we must do. We've been dreaming about this since we were kids, and if we succeed in doing this the way we want, it'll be special. We want to teach younger kids – give them all of the tips and drills to be great squash players.
RW: Not a lot of athletes, in any sport, do this while in the middle of their careers -
RA: Well, it's a personal thing. And squash is something my brother and I do very well, and it's our way of giving back. Squash is all we know and have. We can't work in anything else but squash! (laughter) I wasn't very successful with my education, so…
RW: Come on! You'd work as a track star- there'd be no Usain Bolt, just Ramy!
RA: No way! (laughter)
RW: What would you be doing if you didn't have squash?
RA: Man, I honestly don't know. I'm thankful – so thankful to God for having squash and for being able to perform at this level. And to keep striving – man, I'm just very thankful for the game - not just for me, but everyone around me and associated with the game. Everyone that's given me their time and effort and support – my parents, my manager, my brother - everyone! The promoters – John Nimick has done such an amazing good job here with this wonderful tournament – they're trying to take the game to a new level. And, of course, my sponsor, Ziad Al-Turki - the guy is doing a huge effort trying to raise the game. Everyone's trying to raise the game – I'm so thankful for it all!
RW: Talk a bit more about the future - any Egyptian superstar juniors in the pipeline?
RA: Man, we have a lot! We have bags of juniors! (laughter) No, really, bags of them! It's amazing how kids just go on court and are doing tricks without learning them – they just come up with it naturally!
RW: Not naturally – they see you and your brother do what you do on the court!
RA: No, no, thank you - I don't think so – I think it's in the genes! (laughter)
RW: This has been a pleasure – best of luck going forward, Ramy!
RA: Thank you so much!
3-Minute Rally! A Conversation with Gilly Lane
I was able to track down Gilly Lane as he was dashing to the airport to head to Detroit for the Motor City Open PSA Tournament. Gilly was defeated in the qualifying draw at this year's Tournament of Champions by Chris Ryder. Gilly and I spoke about the loss, his mental approach to the game, and his development going forward.
Rob White: G-Lane!
Gilly Lane: Hey, how's it going!
RW: Are you going to be able to get out with the snow?
GL: We got nothing here in Philly!
RW: Lucky you! Though I guess that's something you have to deal with on the regular – delays and such.
GL: Yeah, its kind of one delay after another – inclement weather, broken down plane, just usual in the life of an athlete. It's just one of the things you just learn to do – having been on the tour for four years now, you get kind of used to having these types of things being thrown your way. The first year you learn how to deal with them - you go through your routine and then something throws it off, and you learn to adjust. And over the years, you get used to it - weather delay, match delayed for whatever reason – you just have to be ready for anything and everything. All of the guys are used to spending so much time in airports, we're used to dealing with it all at this point.
RW: We missed you at the TOC this year – what happened there?
GL: Well, you know, Chris (Ryder) played really well. You know, he's been having a lot of good results lately- he's had some good wins lately. He just went five games with Razik and almost made the 2nd round this year. He's a good player – I kept him on court for 54 minutes, so it was good. He played really well, and sometimes you just have to tip your hat to the guy and say he was much better on that day and well played, and you learn from it and move on.
RW: That's a very mature attitude to have. That's something we all should learn – sometimes the other guy is just better that day.
GL: Yeah, exactly. I'm pretty tough on myself- the hardest person on myself is me and sometimes that's actually a negative in terms of moving forward. But you have to accept that on some days, guys are just going to be better and you can't beat yourself up over it. It's definitely one of the things I constantly work on because I consider myself a very competitive person. So, trying to take those losses and turn them into positives is important to me. And at these tournaments, especially the Tournament of Champions, you're getting the best of the best. You're playing the best players in the world, on the biggest stage in the world. Everybody's coming to play – there are no easy matches. You learn from the loss and use it for future tournaments.
RW: Well said. You're a Philly guy!
RW: UPENN – great school. Do you go back and visit the school, the squash program, and coaches?
GL: Yeah, I'm actually now part-time assistant and helping out with the squash program. So, I'm helping with the recruiting, and getting the players in the right frame of mind before they play - I'm at the matches when I'm around. Of course, playing is my number one objective; I'm still around the team and program quite a bit.
RW: That's great. I spoke with Ramy about the Academy he and Hisham are starting back in Egypt and they have their own reasons for doing that. I think it's a great thing- a selfless thing, especially when you guys are still in the prime of your squash lives- to give back in some way. It's a great way to honor the game.
GL: Thank you. Absolutely. That's very important to me. And for me, specifically, I had such a great experience in college at Penn. I love the place so much, and now I have an opportunity to give back and kind of maybe make a mark, or a difference, in the program. I'd like nothing more than for the guys to have the same experience I had at the school. I had a great four years – I loved every second of it! And being part of a college team is also great as well. I want everyone to have the same experience I had.
RW: How's the training going- you're recovering from an injury? And what do feel you have to do to break through to the next level?
GL: Well, I had an early taste of success. Broke into the top 50 early – had a career win against Peter Barker, who, at the time, was world #7. But that was just one match - I have to string a few more together. Lately, I've had the hamstring issue from September to December, so coming back from that. I was in Amsterdam and training five hours a day, five days a week and it's given me my base for how I train now. Now I'm working with John White – he's my new coach - and I'm trying to take knowledge from what he's accomplished – and he's done a lot, obviously – he got to World #1. So, trying to implement things he's taught me into my game. And you know, sometimes you've got to take a few steps backward to go forward –
RW: Tell me about it!
GL: (laughter) - and I think that's kind of the process I'm in now. I'm ranked #59 now, and that's not a negative thing. I'm looking forward to continue working with John and seeing where I'll be six months from now. He's been there and done that, and I'm just taking everything he has to say in and using it in my game.
RW: Where do you get this maturity and level-headedness from?
GL: Well, my parents brought me up well – I think they taught me well! (laughter)
RW: I think they've done a great job. I appreciate you taking the time before you head out to Detroit! Safe travels and best of luck there and down the road!
GL: Thanks a lot!


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Dan Plunkett: "Happy endings are an exception to the rule in a sport in which any fighter with a modicum of name value is typically trotted out three, four, or five fights past their expiration date to face a dangerous young up-and-comer, ostensibly to see if they still have "it," but really to build the stars of the next generation. "
All the best Tito! Haven't always "liked" you, but you've always been entertaining!


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dZi presentation – new Marmot store in Breckenridge!
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Breck Sports Marmot Store Grand Opening in Breckenridge! 5% of the store sales for the day, plus all proceeds from the sale of Marmot Pint glasses for the beer and band that evening will go toward supporting dZi's programs in rural Nepal.
Jim Nowak, dZi Foundation President and Co-Founder, will give a short presention about our work. Also, look for him at a table in the store with information on dZi!


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Hugh Jackman took to Twitter today to post a short video done by his X-Men Origins co-star Ryan Reynolds, who did an impression of Jackman while wearing his Deadpool make up! Check out the tweet below, which features Reynolds (as Jackman) asking people to vote for him as People's Sexiest Man Alive.
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I bought eggs today from a girl who's shirt said..
" I get frisky when I drink whisky"
Then I came home and found out some of my eggs were blue. Blue chicken eggs? Who knew?
I guess an egg is an egg.
Posted by AAES at 9:25 PM
what beautiful eggs! love that picture! you should frame it and put it in your kitchen!
that means the hen had blue feathers.
I agree with Kate--that would make a cute picture :)


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text: I really like that analogy....I never thought of it as a tank. You're also right about picking things suited to a specific task. I am no fan of Microsoft for a multitude of reasons, but I do love the fact that because of their incompetence, lack of innovation and general mediocrity, I make an insane profit supporting their enterprise product line. In that light, I absolutely refused to touch Vista until about a month ago (aside from the betas and RCs prior to RTM.) It is still a bloated turd of an OS, but I know that eventually I will need to support it in some shape or form. I've already run into this with Linux based filers and Vista/Office 2007 incompatibilities. For many things, Windows will do just fine just as Linux will do just fine. It's a matter of getting a task accomplished efficiently and promptly. I bought my girlfriend a new iMac for Christmas, and tinkered around on it here and there for about 2 weeks - haven't touched it since. While she may like them for asthetic reasons, I would never buy one for myself. They are severely over priced and do absolutely nothing that I can't do with Linux installed on cheap PC hardware (based on my normal workflow.) The trend is heading toward the OS becoming almost irrelevant, so in the near future, things like aesthetics and customization will become more important than the technology itself. It's sad to see that happen. On Fri, May 30, 2008 at 6:05 AM, pixelnate at gmail.com <pixelnate at gmail.com> wrote: > On Fri, 2008-05-30 at 02:14 -0500, Robert Pearson wrote: > > MS$ actually does some good stuff. The best is in the applications > > area which was the intent all along. > > Bill Gates was much more of an applications guy than an OS guy. > > C# seems to be making progress as a standard language thanks to MS$ > > opening it with the Rotor project, now known as the Shared Source > > Common Language Infrastructure (SSCLI), and Ximian porting it with the > > Mono project. > > Yeah, I am not a big fan of Mono, but for some people it's the bees > knees. Better to have choice than not to. > > > The thing that irritates most people is the fact that most MS$ product > > is closed. I don't like it. I believe in free. > > Sort of like buying a Ferrari or Porsche and finding the hood welded > > shut. Only access ports to engine maintenance areas. > > Interesting enough, vintage Rolls-Royce's engines were sealed. You > > could open the hood but not work on or modify the engine. > > Honestly, if you can afford a Ferrari or a Porsche, you probably know > nothing about rebuilding the engine in your car. If it is a Ferrari or > Rolls, then you really shouldn't be messing with it either. There was an > author (who's name escapes me) who wrote a story about how Windows was > like a station wagon with the hood welded shut and the Macintosh was a > sports car with it's hood welded shut, and linux was like a tank where > everything was accessible to work on. The thing is you have to know how > to maintain a tank if you plan on using one. > > I like my tank. The corners aren't overly rounded and it's not plastered > with bits of fake metal texture, but sometimes the problem I am trying > to solve requires a sports car or station wagon. Tanks are ill-suited > for going to the grocery store. > > > ~Nate > > -- > _______________________________________________ > SATLUG mailing list > SATLUG at satlug.org > http://alamo.satlug.org/mailman/listinfo/satlug to unsubscribe > Powered by Rackspace (www.rackspace.com) > -- Ernest de Leon http://www.smbtechadvice.com "They who can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety." - A common 18th Century sentiment voiced by Benjamin Franklin "A patriot must always be ready to defend his country against his government." - Edward Abbey "All that is necessary for evil to triumph is for good men to do nothing." - Edmund Burke, English statesman and political philosopher (1729-1797)


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Spray Weekend Cavalli Club
A visit to a Cavalli Club is an invitation to revel in the celebrity lifestyle; start the evening with a cocktail, enjoy fine dining Italian lounge food and music provided by international DJs.
June Spray Weekend includes three events on June 25, 26, and 27, 2015 with performances by Tim Westwood, DJ Ez, and Philip George.
Expect to be wowed by a sophisticated high-octane décor that epitomises the glamour and glitz that Cavalli is famed for, and Marbella's high-profile cosmopolitan party aficionados expect, is provided in abundance.
The venue guarantees the ultimate Italian nightlife, cuisine, wine, cocktails, spirits (including Cavalli Vodka), and the best international DJs in the business.
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Carretera Cádiz, KM 175, 29660 Marbella
Tel. +34 605937348
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Meet the experienced members of the team here at Sunrise on the Scioto, OH.
"I have been with Sunrise for seven years. I have worked in assisted living communities since 2001 and I was a Reminiscence Coordinator for three years before coming to Sunrise on the Scioto.
I enjoy making a positive impact in our residents' lives. Sunrise has a great mission and philosophy. Seeing the impact that quality care has on our seniors is phenomenal.
In my spare time, I am always with my family. We love to be outside! Fishing, camping and bonfires are just a few things that we enjoy."
"I joined Sunrise of Bexley in the spring of 2012. As director of sales, I love speaking to families about our community and establishing the trust to allow me to be a resource during their time of transition.
Being the father of two teenagers keeps me pretty busy, but in my spare time, I enjoy working out and volunteering as an announcer for a baseball league for children with special needs."
"For the past 10 years, I've had the opportunity to make a difference in our seniors' lives here at Sunrise on the Scioto. Our residents are like family members. When they hurt, we hurt. And small actions – such as a hug – can make a huge impact.
I love it when our residents tell us about their lives. THEY make Sunrise on the Scioto the charming, loving, fun place it is. We care so much about them, and they care about us just as much. I am blessed.
When I'm not at work, I enjoy gardening and spending time with my granddaughter."
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The best part of my job is seeing the seniors connect in our community, and adventure in our activities here at Scioto.
I enjoy interior decorating, spending time on the river on our family stern wheeler boat, and spending quality time with my two grand kids!"
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NEW YORK (CBS.MW) -- Conceptus cpts is saying it has received positive decisions from Blue Cross/Blue Shield plans representing nearly 43 million people for the coverage of its Essure non-incisional alternative to tubal litigation for women seeking permanent birth control. In addition, the company said both Aetna AET, +0.06% and Wellpoint wlp have issued a medical policy for Essure listing the procedure as "a covered technique for permanent sterilization." The stock closed Wednesday at $13.48, up 1 percent.
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Tuesday, January 26, 2010
Warmed Up!
For the past week or soo it's been warmer (above freezing). But now the cold is coming back.......winter is not over, and more storms are headed our way.
So, here's some pics of when it was warmer.
llamas are weird!
In these pics, everyone is checkin' out the new boer kids.
Even the llamas, "Who's this?".
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Major chain drugstores these days have taken some of their own, and modestly-priced products, upscale. For example, CVS already has the excellent skincare line, Lumene. When I visited my local CVS store recently, I noticed an entire display of travel-sized bottles of shampoo and conditioner from BioLuxe (they were a special, $1.50 each).
Bioluxe is a hair care line, exclusive to CVS, created for people who want salon quality products and results, but without salon quality prices. The collection features products that are infused with natural ingredients and are especially good for dry, damaged, limp, frizzy or color treated hair. Salon professionals helped develop the products, and road test them.
The Bioluxe Professional Collection of Shampoos and Conditioners feature several different product types to address the needs of a variety of hair types:
Smoothing (see my review, below); Hydrating (with almond oil and seed oils, and minerals like magnesium, to add lustre to the hair cuticle, while sunscreens protect hair from UVA/UVB rays);
Color Protect (with soy protein to strengthen, nurture and protect the hair shaft), and;
You can find Bioluxe products exclusively at CVS pharmacies and on the CVS Web Site
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Developer Tea is a podcast for web and software developers hosted by a developer that you can listen to in less than 10 minutes. The show will cover a wide variety of topics related to the career of being a developer. We hope you'll take the topics from this podcast and continue the conversation, either online or in person with your peers. The show is hosted by Jonathan Cutrell, Director of Technology at Whiteboard and the author of Hacking the Impossible, a developer's guide to working with visionaries. :: Twitter: @developertea @jcutrell :: Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
TeaCast is an international community bound by the common appreciation for tea and herbal tisanes. These cultural and personal rituals have been practiced for thousands of years and continues to serve as a focal point for peacefulness, tranquility, harmony, wisdom and hospitality. Each episode will feature preparation and tasting notes for a selected set of teas. Have a hot cup of tea and join us for a delightful conversation among friends.
Podcast by Two Americans and A Soggy Tea Bag
Education for Photographers - on their tea break!
Join pop culture icons Lil Stacey, Trixie, Skylar, and Yung Fiend for their weekly podcast covering hip-hop, pop culture, local gossip. Dragging, throwing shade and spilling hot tea, no one is safe when it comes to The Tea Club. The Tea Club also serves as an therapy-dragging session for friends who are trying to adjust to life in ratchet small town of Mobile, Alabama.
STeaP is a video podcast about tea.
88 Cups of Tea with Yin Chang is a podcast for the aspiring and professional storyteller alike. On the show, Yin chats with international bestselling novelists, screenwriters, and filmmakers about their journey to success. They also discuss career advice and "how-to's" for listeners to apply actionable steps towards their own storytelling careers. She asks questions like, "How did you land your literary agent?", "How did your short film help you get representation as a director?", "How do you create characters that listeners can empathize with?" 88 Cups of Tea with Yin Chang is a safe space for listeners to learn, and to feel empowered, inspired, and motivated. Welcome to our tribe of storytellers! Be sure to follow us on Twitter @88cupsoftea and ask your own questions about storytelling that Yin can squeeze into her interviews!
Sam Sparrow and Leanne Rice are the feisty female duo on a collaborative mission to bring you girl-about-town adventure, hot gossip, hilarity, exclusive interviews, a dash of tuneage and, most importantly, more tea and cake than you can shake a stick at. Join us for serious discussion, comedy value and all sorts of cheeky chinwags. ...Oh, and did we mention tea and cake? It's the podcast that packs a punch over a spot of high tea, darling.
Sea Tea Improv is a professional improv comedy company whose members have trained at the country's premier comedy schools, including the Upright Citizens Brigade Theater, Second City, ImprovBoston, and more. Since 2009, Sea Tea Improv has dazzled Connecticut and beyond with its interactive shows, customized comedy, and on-the-spot interpretations of audience suggestions.
Join us at Turkish Tea Time (turkishteatime.com) as we chat about the Turkish language, its grammar, and how it's spoken in every day life. We're Turkish learners, Turkish teachers, and Turkish people ourselves - so we understand what it takes to get a grip on this amazing language. Published daily, each lesson revolves around a dialog that focuses on a single language point. There's something here for every Turkish learner: the difficulty level of each day's lesson rotates between four levels, from absolute beginner to extremely advanced. To follow along each day with annotated dialogs, vocabulary, audio, and quizzes, join us over at turkishteatime.com.
Join us as we Spill The Tea weekly in this sassy podcast. With Yasmin and Joe serving up some serious shade about life's random occurrences, girly shit, music and other general shenanigans!
Tea Life Audio is a podcast about the Japanese Way of Tea and related arts. It is a round table discussion about various topics related to the way of tea, Chado.


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Energy Efficiency Regulations
Regulatory Definition
A household electronic product that is encased in a single housing, requires a power supply device in order to operate and is designed
- to be connected to mains power; and
- primarily to do one or both of the following, namely, produce audio and video signals from, or record those signals to, digital or analog media.
It does not include a camera or a portable DVD player that has both an integral display screen and a DC power source.
Compliance Date
Manufactured on or after January 1, 2013
Test Standard
|Product manufactured on or after January 1, 2013
|Power consumption in off mode
|Power consumption in standby mode
|With information display active
|Information display inactive or no information display
|Video product
Energy Efficiency Report Requirements
- product name (video product);
- brand name;
- model number;
- manufacturer;
- the name of the certification body or province whose verification mark will be on the product or its package;
- if it has standby mode, its power consumption in that mode, expressed in watts, as applicable,
- with the information display active,
- with the information display inactive, and
- without the information display;
- period, expressed in minutes, that begins when standby mode is enabled and ends when the measurement of power consumption in that mode is completed;
- if it has off mode, its power consumption, expressed in watts, in off mode;
- type of playback or recording technology.
Download the energy efficiency reporting template.
This document does not constitute part of the Energy Efficiency Act (Act) or its associated regulations. This document is an administrative document that is intended to facilitate compliance by the regulated party with the Act and its associated regulations. This document is not intended to provide legal advice regarding the interpretation of the Act or its associated regulations. If a regulated party has questions about their legal obligations or responsibilities under the Act or its associated regulations, they should seek the advice of legal counsel.
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