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To promote the release of Wreck-It Ralph on Blu-Ray and DVD, Disney released this oddball mockumentary parodying the Donkey Kong high score documentary The King of Kong: A Fistful of Quarters. Wreck-It Ralph director takes on the role of faux interviewer for Garlan Hulse: Where Potential Lives. The titular Garlan was once the high-scorer on the Fix-It Felix Jr. arcade game until it all came crumbling down. Now he's on a mission to reclaim the high score—and his happiness.
It may seem at first that this 28-minute mockumentary is poking unwarranted fun at its eccentric, sad-sack subject. But by the end, just like Ralph, Garlan becomes a character you can root for, even as fate keeps throwing elbows—and deli slicers—in his path.
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What do moving companies do?
Moving companies provide a range of services to help you physically move out of one residence and move into a new place. But moving companies can do so much more than just haul your belongings across town in a truck. The national average for moving company prices ($250-$350 per hour) reflects the range of services provided. Here are examples of all the ways moving companies can help:
- Packing: Moving companies can pack your belongings for you. They typically charge a flat rate for both the box and the labor to pack the box. The more time-consuming the belongings are to pack, the higher the cost per box. For example, books could be $5 per box, linens $10 per box, and fine china and glassware $18 per box.
- Specialty moving: Safely move a baby grand piano, a oversize aquarium, or other specialty items with the help of pro movers.
- Storage: Many moving companies can store your belongings while you wait for a new home to be remodeled or closing of your new home to be finalized. If you're moving long-distance, they often provide short-term storage free for a specific length of time, and a set rate after that (such as $60 per square cubic foot of storage space used).
- Long-distance moves: No need to rent a trailer and move your things; a long-distance moving company can haul your belongings across the country for you. Typically they charge by the cubic foot for moves, with prices based on your destination.
- Unpacking: Moving companies can even unpack your belongings for you after they have moved them. This is not as common, and will definitely increase the price, but can be helpful if you're not able to tackle this task yourself.
How much should you tip furniture movers?
Moving furniture is hard work and potentially dangerous unless you're properly equipped. For anyone not ready to handle their heavy oak armoire alone, professional furniture movers can safely and efficiently move your items to another room in your house or across town as needed. The national average cost to hire heavy furniture movers is $150-$200 per hour. This rate could include multiple furniture movers working as a team to move items such as beds, armoires, billiards tables, pianos, shelves, tables, entertainment centers and more. Hourly rates can vary by region. If your furniture movers have arrived on time, done a great job, kept your home and belongings protected from scratches and dings, and completed the move as planned, a tip will be greatly appreciated. Moving companies suggest approximately 10 percent of the total bill as gratuity for those doing local moving jobs, which is also a good guideline for tipping heavy furniture movers. If the total bill for heavy moving was $100 and two workers were onsite, consider giving them $10 total, or $5 each for a job well done.
How much does it cost to move across the country?
The national average cost for hiring cross-country movers is $1,490-$2,220. A number of factors can affect the cost. One factor is the distance you want to move. For example, an East Coast-based moving company may charge $5 per cubic foot for consolidated moves along the East Coast and $6 per cubic foot for consolidated moves from the East Coast to the central states or the West Coast. Another factor is how many belongings you have. Most cross-country movers charge by the cubic foot.
The type of move you want is another consideration in cost. You can have your belongings moved exclusively and delivered on a set day, or you can opt for a consolidated move, which is less expensive. In a consolidated move your belongings are stored and transported with the goods of other customers who are moving to your general vicinity during the same general time frame as you. Your belongings should arrive within a one- to two-week window, rather than on a set day. If you want the cross-country movers to pack your belongings for you, the cost will also increase.
How much does it cost to move a one-bedroom apartment across the country?
Professional movers can handle the hard work of moving your one-bedroom apartment across the country for you. You can determine what your move will cost by learning the rate your movers charge per cubic foot and how they factor distance into the total cost. Cross-country movers typically charge based on your belongings rather than apartment size because that determines how much work they will have to do. For example, a studio apartment that is crammed full of things will take more work and moving truck space than the contents of a three-bedroom apartment with very little furniture.
Cross-country movers may also have varying rates, depending on where in the country you are moving. For example, a company may charge $5 per cubic foot for consolidated moves along the East Coast and $6 per cubic foot for consolidated moves from the East Coast to the central states or the West Coast. A one-bedroom apartment costs approximately $1,500 to move across the country.
How much does it cost for long-distance movers?
Long-distance movers transport your belongings across the country for you. No more renting a trailer and road-tripping from state to state with your entire house hitched to your bumper. Long-distance movers make the move happen so you can fly to your new home, suitcase in hand, and wait for your furniture to arrive. Nationally, the average price range for long-distance movers is $1,490-$2,230. The distance you are moving and the number of cubic feet the movers have to transport will both affect cost. Another factor in long-distance moving costs is whether you choose to pay for an exclusive move or a consolidated move.
In an exclusive move, which is more expensive, your belongings are the only cargo on the moving truck. The movers travel directly to your new house and deliver your belongings on a scheduled day. A consolidated move is more affordable because the movers transport your belongings along with those of other people, saving them time and gas — which means you save money. The downside is that your belongings typically arrive with a two-week delivery window rather than on a prescheduled day. Read reviews to make sure you can trust the company with your possessions to ensure a peaceful moving process.


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text: What wonderful times we live in. If you've got some funky stuff going on down below, a good way to diagnose exactly what's happening is to swallow a pill-sized camera robot to have a looksie. Only problem is, those things have trouble swimming upstream, if you will, to stay near the specific trouble spot. Carnegie Mellon university researchers have potentially solved that problem with a new capsule bot that uses tiny feet covered in hairlike adhesive projections to anchor the 'bot at a specific point, without damaging sensitive tissues when it's time to get unstuck. All the same, I really just don't know if I want anything anchoring to my intestines, ever. More including a quick video over at: [Technology Review]


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text: Thursday, August 22, 2013 Patient Stories Sought for Move Forward Radio Do you have any current or former patients or clients who would be willing to share their physical therapy success stories? If so, MoveForwardPT.com may be interested in interviewing those patients, and their physical therapist, for upcoming episodes of Move Forward Radio, APTA's official consumer-oriented online radio show and podcast. If you know of an inspirational physical therapy patient story, e-mail Katie Kissal with a basic description. Do not include in the e-mail your patient's name or any other identifiable information that would violate HIPAA's patient privacy protections. Also, do not use the comments section of this post to volunteer for this opportunity. If your suggested patient story is selected, APTA staff will contact you to arrange an interview with you and your patient. Move Forward Radio airs approximately twice a month. Episodes are featured and archived at MoveForwardPT.com, APTA's official consumer information website, and can be streamed online via Blog Talk Radio or downloaded as podcasts via iTunes. Comments We have a patients wife who would love to tell how her husband went from hospice to being able to go out for their 60th wedding anniversary. This is a very heart warming home health therapy story. Posted by Diana Kornetti on 9/11/2013 8:58 AM I am a former client of Total Function Therapy. Never in a million years would I think I would get any relieve from pain. I had severe pain for twenty plus years even drugs could not give me the relief I sought after. Severe pain was a way of life for me. Until I met Mr.Chris O'Connor of Total Function Therapy. I made him sweat and he made my pain go away. They are magicians over there! Posted by Rene Nierop on 9/11/2013 10:14 PM


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RENO — Railroad officials say two people have died after being hit by trains in two separate incidents in northern Nevada.
Union Pacific officials say the deaths happened a few hours apart on Tuesday and a few miles away from each other, but on the same rail line.
Railroad spokesman Mark Davis says the first crash happened at about 12:15 a.m. near Galletti Way in the Reno-Sparks area.
A train had been heading from Chicago to Lathrop, Calif., when it struck the person.
Train traffic resumed a little after 4 a.m.
The second crash happened at about 6:15 a.m. at the Logan Road crossing in Fernley. A train that was heading from Oakland, Calif., to Chicago was involved.
Train traffic resumed a little before 11 a.m.
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Software updates enhance the functionality of the Suunto Movescount App for iPhone with new features and performance improvements. Updates are delivered via the App Store either automatically or as desired.
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Pair Suunto Smart Sensor with the Movescount App to record your heart rate during activities such as swimming when keeping your Ambit3 watch or phone with you is inconvenient. Earlier this recording feature was only possible with an Ambit3 watch. The feature requires a software update to the Smart Sensor which will be offered by the App.
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The Movescount App now supports all the languages that are used on Movescount. The full language set is: Simplified Chinese, Czech, Danish, Dutch, Finnish, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Norwegian (Bokmål), Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, and Swedish.
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I have successfully canned! I feel like a more accomplished individual. I now have, in my pantry, 12 jars of crushed tomatoes and 4 jars of salsa.
Let me tell you, canning was an adventure. I'm far from an expert, so I'm not going to go into the ins and outs of canning in this post. But I will say that if you have any inclination to can, you should give it a whirl.
Here are some resources:
- I got a lot of good information from You Grow Girl, including her very simple recipe for canning tomatoes and her well written directions for the canning process.
- pickyourown.org has a lot of great resources, including where to find pick-your-own farms and canning, freezing, and preserving directions, FAQ, and recipes.
- Ball Canning has great recipes and tips on their website.
If you don't have your own garden produce to can, check out your local farm market or a farm on pickyourown.org. Ask if they have a discount for canning produce. They might have some that's not as pretty to sell that they would love to sell you for your chopping and preserving purposes. Ask if they have any tips for how to best preserve the produce that you want to buy.
I wanna know: Do you can or freeze produce when it's in season so that you can enjoy it throughout the winter?


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Washoe schools police chief out; calls it surprise
RENO — The Washoe County School District police chief says he was taken off guard and hurt when he was let go last week.
Mike Mieras told the media Monday that he's worked for the district for 20 years, including 12 as chief, and hasn't had a problem.
The district issued a statement Monday saying Superintendent Pedro Martinez was restructuring several departments to improve operations, and the effort included changing the police department leadership. District officials thanked Mieras for his service and said they will continue discussing retirement options with him.
Mieras was a familiar face in media coverage following a deadly shooting at Sparks Middle School in October.
School Board President Barbara Clark characterized the move as a retirement and told KOLO-TV it wasn't connected to any specific incident.


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Last night's St. John's-Notre Dame bout at The Bra was an easy win for the 24th-ranked Irish, but it came at a cost: a Senior Night scuffle between ND's Cameron Biedscheid and SJU swingman Sir'Dominic Pointer resulted in both being ejected for fighting and a mandatory one-game suspension. That's big for Notre Dame, as they'll be without Biedscheid for this weekend's regular season-ender at Louisville. Red Storm big man Chris Obekpa got the worst of it in the moment, though, when authorities took him into custody—briefly.
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Smoak off to strong start as protection for Cano
ANAHEIM -- One of the big questions all spring for the Mariners was who would hit behind Robinson Cano and provide the lineup protection for the team's new free-agent prize?
It's only been two games, but first baseman Justin Smoak has provided an emphatic early answer to that query by going 4-for-8 with two doubles, a home run and six RBIs as Seattle has opened with a pair of wins over the Angels.
Cano went 2-for-4 with a double in his Opening Day debut in the Mariners' No. 3 hole and reached base three times with a single and two walks in Tuesday's 8-3 win, setting up some good situations for one of the youngsters he's taken under his wing this spring. And Smoak, who totaled just 50 RBIs despite hitting 20 home runs in 2013, appreciates the opportunity to hit behind the five-time All-Star.
The Angels intentionally walked Cano to load the bases with two outs in the third on Tuesday and Smoak followed with a three-run double.
"That's what he's going to have to do," said manager Lloyd McClendon. "He's going to be challenged, but he's swinging the bat extremely well and he's full of confidence. I like what I've seen from him."
Smoak knew what was coming and had a simple approach to the bases-loaded opportunity.
"Just go up there relaxed," he said. "It's going to happen a bunch and there's a reason why. It's just go up there relaxed and not try to do too much and just have a good at-bat."
Hitting behind Cano figures to present many such opportunities.
"No doubt," Smoak said. "With a guy like that, you know the majority of the time you're going to come up to the plate with him on base. He's going to take a walk or get his hits. It's something where you know you're going to have guys on base with him and Brad [Miller] and Abraham [Almonte]. It's just go up there with a mentality that you're going to do something good every time."
So far, so good. Last season, Smoak totaled three RBIs in his first 20 games, didn't get his first double until the 14th game of the season and his first home run until the 23rd game. He finished the month of April with one home run and five RBIs. Two days into the season, he's already eclipsed that RBI mark.
"We're getting some good hits with guys on base, and when you do that, you put runs on the board and put pressure on the other team," Smoak said. "That's what we've done the last two nights."


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WCAP serves persons living with HIV/AIDS and their families with information about risks, prevention and treatment options throughout area, with some staff travelling to outlying counties and mountain towns. Complete confidentiality is guaranteed, and the staff is dedicated to providing the most complete, accurate information available. Services are provided at no cost, and are offered without regard to age, sex, race, religion, disability, sexual orientation or gender expression.
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You can use Apple 12W and 10W USB power adapters to charge your iPad, iPhone, iPod, Apple Watch, and other Apple accessories, like AirPods and Siri Remote. Just connect your device to the power adapter with the USB to Lightning cable, 30-pin to USB cable, or Apple Watch charger that came with your device.
Using an Apple 18W, 12W, or 10W USB power adapter charges some Apple devices and accessories faster than a 5W power adapter. Apple 29W, 30W, 61W, and 87W USB-C Power Adapter and Apple USB-C to Lightning cable are fast charge compatible with the following devices.
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I have a 7 mb .pdf file of basic exercises for wheelchair users I scanned that I will upload to the site if the moderators are intetrested. The contents are:
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The exercises likely are not applicable to everyone, as we are all obviously at different physical and function levels. But, a good resource for those of us w less function.


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Opening the door to a bright future in law
The law is constantly evolving, both in terms of the legislation itself and the people who are shaping the profession. Where the law was traditionally dominated by educated men of a certain class, work is being – and has been – done to make the profession more accessible to people from backgrounds where a career as a solicitor may never previously have been an option.
Likewise, more women than ever are qualifying as solicitors – 51 per cent of Scotland's 11,000 practising solicitors are female – thanks to flexible working opportunities and the appointment of more women to senior roles.
With a wealth of programmes designed to inspire, develop and educate, now is an exciting time to capture the attention of the next generation.
The Law Society of Scotland is doing just that by engaging with more than 1,000 pupils in 40 schools – many of which are in areas of deprivation – through its Street Law programme and there are plans to enlarge it.
With any luck, introducing young people to the profession at an early stage will inspire the workforce of the future.
The Law Society has long supported students at undergraduate and diploma level as well as offering continuing professional development (CPD) to trainees and qualified solicitors, but awareness is increasing of the need to ignite an interest at school age.
Introduced in 2014, the Street Law programme sees undergraduate students, who are trained by the Law Society, to go into classrooms and teach young people how the law is relevant to them as citizens.
"It encourages them to think about law in their everyday life," explains Eilidh Wiseman, president of the Law Society of Scotland. "They might want to go on to study law, they might want to think about joining the police or a career as a legal secretary or within the court service.
"There is a huge amount of benefit from the Street Law programme."
In addition, the Law Society organises the annual Donald Dewar Memorial Debating Tournament, which attracts teams from schools across the country with the final round held at the Scottish Parliament.
"We are delighted that over the course of the last few years, more schools that participate in the Street Law programme have participated in the debating programme."
Since she began her term as president in May 2016, Wiseman has focused her attention on a proposal that could open the door to law for many more school-age students.
The Law Society is consulting – until 31 March – on alternative routes to qualification as a solicitor to establish what appetite there is for it within the profession.
Solicitors are being asked for their thoughts on creating an entirely work-based route to qualification through an apprenticeship approach, as well as whether there should be a way for registered paralegals to make the move to qualify in the profession, and whether graduates with English LLBs should be able to enrol on the Scottish diploma having passed an entrance exam.
"I have been committed to trying to see whether there is scope to introduce a qualification at school age in Scotland," says Wiseman.
"To do it we would need the support of the profession and there would need to be the ability to move from school to a modern apprenticeship."
Currently, most people choose to travel the well-trodden path through university of LLB, diploma, traineeship but Wiseman believes there is scope for a hands-on learning approach introduced when pupils are in S4, with a view to opening the door to boys and girls who might not be considering the higher education route.
A minority of solicitors do take a different path, but the road is long and in most cases best suited to those who already work in a solicitor's office, either as a paralegal or a legal secretary.
This route requires would-be solicitors to complete a three year training contract in addition to sitting exams, set by the Law Society of Scotland, enabling them to go on to university where they can complete their Diploma in Legal Practice prior to undertaking the two-year traineeship.
"We are always looking at ways in which we can open out the profession to a wider demographic," says Wiseman.
"I am very pleased with our statistics at the moment because around 85 per cent of our undergraduates are state school educated and a very small proportion –
10 per cent – have a close family relative who is currently working in the profession."
A recent addition to the Law Society's educational offering is the Lawscot Foundation, which will help academically talented students from less advantaged backgrounds in Scotland through their legal learning journey.
"We will provide financial support through the entirety of their degree and their diploma," Wiseman explains.
"Also fundamentally important is the provision of mentoring throughout that period by other young solicitors who understand what it is like being a student studying law.
"Students coming from areas with no connections to the law might not know how to access work experience opportunities or put a CV together and that's what our mentors will be able to help with."
Starting out in any profession presents challenges to young people finding their feet but the Law Society supports its members throughout their careers.
More than 750 volunteers work with the society on areas of law reform in order to keep members up to date with the latest legislative changes, while CPD is a requirement of the profession.
What is certain is that the life of a lawyer is one in which you never stop learning.
"We want to make sure that at the point of entry to the profession all of our young solicitors have the knowledge that we feel is required in order to practice and provide a quality service to the public," says Wiseman.
"Post qualification, there is a requirement set out in our rules to undertake CPD, which has to be relevant to the practice of the solicitor."
Keeping on top of the law calls for more than box ticking and completing courses on paper. "Our mentoring scheme has been particularly successful, not just from the mentees' point of view but also the mentors' who are given additional skills and training in order to become a mentor," continues Wiseman.
"The professional development and satisfaction that they receive from taking part in the programme is immense.
"It helps more experienced solicitors get in touch with what younger solicitors are feeling about the profession, the market in which they operate, and some of the challenges they face."
This continuous education takes various forms including face-to-face training and events, digital learning, group seminars and the annual conference.
The aim is to support all members, wherever they are practising, including the 240 members of the Law Society who work overseas.
"I think perhaps I have learned more in the last year as president than I have in the last 30 years because of the range and variation of areas that you have to look at in this role," says Wiseman.
"The law – and that's the wonderful thing about law – is ever changing and very dynamic.
"You are always learning, always developing. If you have an interest in society and what's happening in the world generally, then it's a tremendous privilege to work in this area and do what you can to help society."
Legal learning
The standard route to qualification as a solicitor incorporates the undergraduate LLB, postgraduate Diploma in Legal Practice and a two-year traineeship.
An alternative route is through Law Society exams, a three-year training contract with a Scottish solicitor, diploma and two-year traineeship.
Until 31 March, the Law Society is consulting on further alternative routes to qualification as a solicitor, which could include a modern apprenticeship model.
All trainees must complete 60 hours of CPD (continuing professional development) training over their two-year training contract. Of these 60 hours, 40 must be specialised trainee CPD taken with an authorised provider.
Once qualified, practising solicitors must complete annual CPD to ensure they meet the Law Society's standards and the needs of their clients.
This article appears in the SPRING 2017 edition of Vision Scotland. An online version can be read here. Further information about Vision Scotland here.
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KANSAS CITY (AP) - A Kansas City man has pleaded guilty to stealing more than $330,000 from automated teller machines he was supposed to be maintaining for U.S. Bank.
Federal prosecutors say 46-year-old Anthony T. Civella Jr. entered the plea Thursday to bank larceny and money laundering.
From 2011 through 2013, Civella owned and operated C Management Group, which maintained ATMs in the Kansas City metropolitan area. The money in the ATMs belonged to U.S. Bank.
He admitted he obtained a maintenance code to access the machines. He moved money between the ATMs to conceal the thefts and commingled the stolen money by depositing most of it into his personal checking account.
Civella faces a sentence of up to 30 years without parole, plus a fine up to $750,000 and an order of restitution.


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And so Pope Bennie is taking early retirement...at least he's giving doG a 3 week window to find a New Pope. LOL
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Wait, so does this mean he's going to hell now?? I mean, if god is your boss and you just quit on him lol.
that's a good point. you can't just quit god.
Not really, god banished him. Lucifer is not an atheist.
Hahaha...I stand corrected...you are correct Sir...as far as the fantasy story goes. :D
I thought about it since technically he was "appointed by god" for a job and to represent him then he quit. So how would he expect to be accepted by god again after he dies?? Or better yet...since he walked out on god would he even WANT to be accepted by him? I know if I quit on an employer I wouldn't expect to show up at his home later on expecting him to invite me inside lol.
Faux News (Vatican City) Interim party hack and mega-sect head bows out
Citing "a record 1.2 billion served," the once and future RC cardinal Ratzinger, aka Benny16, decided to hang up his crook and mitre. "In seven years I've seen more plagues than Pharaoh. I'm sick and tired of these Vatican sissies scurrying on little rats' feet -- 'Holy Father do this; Holy Father do that!!"
"Why did Pio-12 not teach these guys to speak only German -- and I can't get a decent brew around here. God, it's a shame that we can not burn heretics any more, like those US nuns who pushed for female priests -- we're a male supremacist dictatorship.
The 'zing' of living has failed this old 'Rat-zinger'," he joked.
"Anyway, JoPa-II and I packed the college [of cardinals] full of cronies and phonies," he smiled, "so, we've left the world's largest Ponzi Scheme in good hands -- I'm proud that we're bigger than Vegas."
"My chief regret was having to turn so many of our best pedophiles over to the secular infidels, especially in moral cesspools like the US. Well, we put an American in my old job as head of the Most Holy Inquisition [Propaganda Ministry]. He knows all the dirt, he has all the records I ordered confiscated and had brought to Rome, he'll keep a lid on the stew."
"Well, God bless," he waved, "I'm off to Amsterdam to smoke good dope with ex-Queen Bea -- ."
(Faux News . . . holier than thou, Fox)
That's actually a good point. Since the pope is god's right hand man why would he need a bullet proof vehicle??
Good riddance to Ratzi, the paedophile protecting, aids spreading former Nazi.
For Sale: 1 Pope-Mobile w/sunroof. Great for picking up the children.


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The recent release of Double Fine's Brutal Legend (the manliest videogame title in all of history) proves that the gaming industry still wears the pants in the relationship between our eyes and our televisions, but that's not to neglect that the year 2009 has been gloriously rife with manly videogame titles. Here are nine of them.
This title sounds like the product of an affluent collegiate cult and an untamable space demon stuffing a car with the fiery skulls of saints and driving it into a mountain together. These beasts come from a world so cold, it needs five suns to warm the revolting tundra -- yet even these suns dare not bless the land with enough light to tell what day of the week is actually Saturday.
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If "Walk it Off" and "Hug it Out, Bitch" had a kid, "Walk it Out" would beat the hell out of it and steal its Pokedex in broad daylight. As suggested, "Walk it Out" is a duel between two warriors, who approach each other at a dangerously stable conversational pace before embracing with knives and archaic weaponry. It's like a game of chicken where the soil is made from the bodies of actual chickens -- and everyone involved dies. Twice.
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A long time ago, during the times of druids and gypsies, a secret and highly ancient alliance dedicated to worshiping a large stick they nicknamed "Women's Murder Club" was formed. At first, the club was simple. But over the years, traveling nomads and soothsayers slowly adorned it with notches of decadence until it reached an underground museum in an unknown location in mainland China. The club has been all but forgotten, although it's rumored that the richest 0.00001% of men in America ship it back and forth to each other to be used as a sexual torture device on lavish business excursions and passionate domestic affairs.
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All-Star Results - 1998
Game 69
July 7, 1998
Coors Field, Denver
Game Final
Roberto Alomar, BAL (AL)
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Barry Bonds (NL), Alex Rodriguez, Roberto Alomar
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That old baseball adage that good pitching beats good hitting was created long before this era of uncanny offensive heroics. It was also before the launching pad known as Coors Field was built.
With that combustible combination meeting head-on amid the thin air of Denver in Tuesday night's All-Star Game, the slugfest everyone anticipated came busting out in the AL's 13-8 victory.
The fans got what they wanted in the Midsummer Classic. Entertainment.
From the early mastery of Greg Maddux, to the titanic three-run homer by Barry Bonds, right down to the AL's pair of defensive gems in the eighth, this was one of the most enjoyable All-Star Games in recent memory.
It was a fitting cap to a magnificent first half that has seen record performances by individuals (Mark McGwire, Sammy Sosa, Juan Gonzalez) and a team (the 61-20 Yankees).
Naturally, the 21 runs scored broke the previous All-Star record of 20 runs in 1954. And the combined 31 hits tied the previous mark, set in 1992.
MVP Roberto Alomar hit a solo home run in the seventh inning. (AP)
Believe it or not, it started as a pitchers' duel.
When Jim Thome walked to load them up in the first inning, Maddux remained unfazed. He fanned Alex Rodriguez looking to end the inning.
NL skipper Jim Leyland said it best as Maddux trotted back to the dugout. "Hell of a pitch, baby. That's why you're the best."
Maddux's counterpart, the Yankees' David Wells, didn't need such drama to post a scoreless first.
With pinpoint control, the Boomer, who threw the game's only perfect game this season on May 17, cruised through a 1-2-3 inning. He even made Mark McGwire, he of the 37 homers, look bad, breaking the muscular first baseman's bat on a harmless grounder to short to end the frame.
The burly Wells didn't look so good with the bat, though. He ended the AL's futile second with a weak grounder to second and Maddux seemed to be settling into one of his legendary grooves.
Unfortunately, he was done for the night. Such is life in the All-Star Game when Leyland's main objective is to keep everyone happy and healthy.
AL manager Mike Hargrove couldn't have been much happier with Wells, who finished his two innings with an unorthodox 1-2-3 (walk, 6-4-3 double play, popout) inning.
The slugfest everyone was anticipating in hitter-friendly Coors Field was taking a while to come about.
Even stranger, Gonzalez, who has spent the past three months delivering in RBI situations, stranded them again in the top of the third. With Lofton (walk) on third and Griffey (single) on first and one out against Tom Glavine, Juan Gone popped weakly to second baseman Craig Biggio. Thome then ended the inning with a shallow fly to left, giving Barry Bonds a chance to hotdog it a bit with a basket catch down the line.
Leave it to Tony Gwynn, the decade's best pure hitter and 14-time All-Star, to finally get this game moving in an offensive direction. After the NL rallied to load the bases with one out against four-time Cy Young winner Roger Clemens, Gwynn smoked a two-run single up the middle, giving the NL a 2-0 lead in the third.
Clemens, baseball's resident Rocket Man, did give the crowd a buzz when he struck McGwire out on high heat to get the better of an epic power vs. power matchup.
Meanwhile, the AL didn't waste any time clawing their way out of the two-run deficit. In the top of the fourth, Cal Ripken Jr. silenced some critics who said he isn't an All-Star anymore by drilling a two-run double off the top of the right field wall. It missed being a home run by inches.
"Well, I expected the ball to kind of curve away," he said. "Maybe it's the light air here in Colorado. The ball kind of stayed straight."
Glavine inched himself into further trouble -- not to mention the shower -- by walking in Griffey with the bases loaded, giving the AL its first lead at 3-2. The Padres' Kevin Brown then came in from the pen in hopes of rescuing Glavine.
But the first batter he faced was the dangerous Gonzalez, who rescued himself from being the All-Star goat by finally driving in a run with a sacrifice fly to center for a 4-2 AL lead.
However, Gonzalez had still stranded six of seven runners in his three at-bats, something that undoubtedly didn't sit well with the man who is admittedly obsessed with breaking Hack Wilson's all-time record of 190 RBI back in 1930.
The fans got what they wanted to see in the bottom of the fourth when former Rockies shortstop Walt Weiss slammed an RBI single to right off Brad Radke, closing the gap to 4-3.
Weiss, now with the Braves, came into the game with much fanfare. Not only is he an 11-year veteran making his first All-Star appearance, he has also gone through more adversity the past few weeks than anyone should.
His three-year-old son Brody was stricken with E-coli, a potentially fatal bacteria ailment. But it appears Brody is over the scary setback, and was actually on hand with his mom to witness his dad's clutch single. Weiss' family was flown to the game in a private jet by Rockies management, giving the game even more of a feel-good atmosphere.
"My focus for the most part has been far removed from baseball and the All-Star Game," Weiss said. "Looks like it's going to be a very happy ending. My boy is going to be fine. It's been a great time here."
But the NL's momentum was short-lived as the Mariners' ARod led off the fifth by belting the first homer of the game, a solo shot through the thin air and into the right-center field seats for a 5-3 AL edge.
It was in the NL's half of the fifth the fans -- and the nation -- really got the fireworks they were looking for. With two on and none out, Bonds, the Giants' All-World left fielder, turned on a Bartolo Colon offering and throttled it off the facade of the third deck in right field. It gave the NL the lead back at 6-5 in the most dramatic fashion possible.
Ironically, Bonds' bullet deflected directly off of the San Francisco Giants' banner on the overhang.
In this game, on this field, a one-run lead wasn't going to last long. And there the AL was, tying things up again in the top of the sixth when Roberto Alomar came scampering home on an embarrassing passed ball by Braves catcher Javy Lopez, who had all kinds of defensive nightmares in the inning.
Then Griffey came home on a wild pitch that could have been blocked if Lopez had taken a more aggressive approach. It was 7-6 AL, but not for long.
The AL's other Rodriguez, the Rangers' Pudge, smashed a single to left off Expos closer Ugueth Urbina and in came Thome for the AL's eighth run. The shootout appeared to just be getting started.
Tamba Bay's prized rookie Rolando Arrojo, who defected from Cuba on a raft, helped keep the AL's sagging staff afloat in the sixth. He worked his way out of a two-on, two-out jam -- but barely -- when Andres Galarraga, another current Brave and former Rockie, flew out to the warning track in center, thus preserving an 8-6 AL lead through six.
The player most in need of some positive exposure -- Roberto Alomar -- got some when he sent a drive down the right field line off Padres ace closer Trevor Hoffman for a solo shot and a 9-6 AL cushion in the seventh.
Alomar, once one of the game's most popular players, has never lived down spitting in the face of umpire John Hirschbeck almost two years ago. Perhaps Alomar's impressive performance Tuesday -- which included three hits, a stolen base and a walk -- amid the lights of this game will help wipe some of the ugly tarnish off his image.
The AL finally seemed to be in command as Alomar's brother Sandy delivered an RBI single for a comfortable 10-6 lead in the eighth.
Hargrove knew the Alomars would be a force. "I played with their father (Sandy Sr.)," Hargrove said. "They're a very talented duo and nothing they do should surprise us."
But comfort was a foreign concept in this one. Boston reliever Tom "Flash" Gordon melted down in the bottom of the eighth, putting the first four runners on, capped by Greg Vaughn's two-run single to chop the margin to 10-8. With still nobody out, the NL went into its self-destruction mode when Fernando Vina foolishly tried to score from second on Devon White's single to left. Yanks left fielder Paul O'Neill was having none of it. He fired a strike on the fly to the plate, gunning down the over-aggressive Vina.
Cleveland's Omar Vizquel, according to manager Hargrove, is the best defensive shortstop ever. He backed his manager's lofty praise with a brilliant unassisted double play to put out the fire Gordon couldn't seem to put out himself.
"I think Paul O'Neil kept us in the game, and Omar Vizquel made a great (double) play for us," Roberto Alomar said.
It's the second win in a row for the American League, which has won eight out of the past 11 All-Star Games.
"We didn't like losing, but you have to give Mike Hargrove a lot of credit," Leyland said. "The (American League) did a great job."
It was the longest All-Star Game in history -- by 27 minutes -- but Leyland felt it wasn't long enough.
"It's been enjoyable," Leyland said. "Good to see all the great players from around the league, a nice reunion ... it's too short, but it's been fantastic."
American League
Roberto Alomar
Sandy Alomar
Rolando Arrojo
Scott Brosius
Roger Clemens
Bartolo Colon
Ray Durham
Damion Easley
Darin Erstad
Juan Gonzalez
Tom Gordon
Ben Grieve
Ken Griffey Jr.
Derek Jeter
Kenny Lofton
Pedro Martinez
Paul O'Neill
Dean Palmer
Rafael Palmeiro
Troy Percival
Brad Radke
Manny Ramirez
Cal Ripken Jr.
Alex Rodriguez
Ivan Rodriguez
Aaron Sele
Jim Thome
Mo Vaughn *
Omar Vizquel
David Wells
John Wetteland
Bernie Williams *
National League
Moises Alou
Andy Ashby
Dante Bichette
Craig Biggio
Barry Bonds
Bret Boone
Kevin Brown
Vinny Castilla
Andres Galarraga
Tom Glavine
Tony Gwynn
Trevor Hoffman
Chipper Jones
Jason Kendall
Javy Lopez
Greg Maddux
Mark McGwire
Robb Nen
Mike Piazza
Rick Reed
Edgar Renteria
Sammy Sosa *
Curt Schilling
Jeff Shaw
Gary Sheffield
Ugueth Urbina
Greg Vaughn
Fernando Vina
Larry Walker
Walt Weiss
Devon White
* Named to team but replaced due to injury
A sold-out crowd watches the opening ceremony of the 69th annual All-Star game Tuesday, July 7, 1998 at Denver's Coors Field in Denver.
All-Star History
All-Star Game year-by-year results
All-Star Game year-by-year MVP
All-Star Game roster
All-Star managers
All-Star Hall of Famers
Rookie All-Stars
All-Star rookie starters
Foreign-born All-Stars
Oldest & youngest All-Stars
All-Star brothers
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Dropshipping is a retail fulfillment method where a shop or online store does not keep the products it sells in stock. Instead, when a store sells a product, it purchases the item from a third party and has it shipped directly to the customer. As a result, the merchant never sees nor handles the product.
The biggest difference between dropshipping and the standard retail model is that the selling merchant doesn't stock or own the inventory. Instead, the merchant purchases inventory as needed from a third party – usually a wholesaler or manufacturer – to fulfill orders.
The dropshipping model has a number of benefits and drawbacks:
Less Capital Is Required – Probably the biggest advantage to dropshipping is that it's possible to launch an ecommerce store without having to invest thousands of dollars in inventory up front. Traditionally, retailers have had to tie up huge amounts of capital purchasing inventory.
With the dropshipping model, you don't have to purchase a product unless you already made the sale and have been paid by the customer. Without major up-front inventory investments, it's possible to start a successful dropshipping business with very little money.
Easy to Get Started – Running an ecommerce business is much easier when you don't have to deal with physical products. With dropshipping, you don't have to worry about:
Low Overhead – Because you don't have to deal with purchasing inventory or managing a warehouse, your overhead expenses are quite low. In fact, many successful dropshipping businesses are run from a home office with a laptop for less than $100 per month. As you grow, these expenses will likely increase but will still be low compared to those of traditional brick-and-mortar businesses.
Flexible Location – A dropshipping business can be run from just about anywhere with an internet connection. As long as you can communicate with suppliers and customers easily, you can run and manage your business.
Wide Selection of Products – Because you don't have to pre-purchase the items you sell, you can offer an array of products to your potential customers. If suppliers stock an item, you can list if for sale on your website at no additional cost.
Easy to Scale – With a traditional business, if you receive three times as much business you'll usually need to do three times as much work. By leveraging dropshipping suppliers, most of the work to process additional orders will be borne by the suppliers, allowing you to expand with fewer growing pains and less incremental work. Sales growth will always bring additional work – especially related to customer service – but business that utilize dropshipping scale particularly well relative to traditional ecommerce businesses.
All these benefits make dropshipping a very attractive model to both beginning and established merchants. Unfortunately, dropshipping isn't all roses and rainbows. All this convenience and flexibility comes at a price.
Low Margins – Low margins are the biggest disadvantage to operating in a highly competitive dropshipping niche. Because it's so easy to get started – and the overhead costs are so minimal – many merchants will set up shop and sell items at rock-bottom prices in an attempt to grow revenue. They've invested so little in getting the business started so they can afford to operate on minuscule margins.
True, these merchants often have low-quality websites and poor (if any) customer service. But that won't stop customers from comparing their prices to yours. This increase in cutthroat competition will quickly destroy the profit margin in a niche. Fortunately, you can do a lot to mitigate this problem by selecting a niche that's well suited for dropshipping.
Inventory Issues – If you stock all your own items, it's relatively simple to keep track of which items are in and out of stock. But when you're sourcing from multiple warehouses, which are also fulfilling orders for other merchants, inventory changes on a daily basis. While there are ways you can better sync your store's inventory with your suppliers', these solutions don't always work seamlessly, and suppliers don't always support the technology required.
Shipping Complexities – If you work with multiple suppliers – as most drop shippers do – the products on your website will be sourced through a number of different drop shippers. This complicates your shipping costs.
Let's say a customer places an order for three items, all of which are available only from separate suppliers. You'll incur three separate shipping charges for sending each item to the customer, but it's probably not wise to pass this charge along to the customer, as they'll think you're grossly overcharging for shipping! And even if you did want to pass these charges along, automating these calculations can be difficult.
Supplier Errors – Have you ever been blamed for something that wasn't your fault, but you had to accept responsibility for the mistake anyway?
Even the best dropshipping suppliers make mistakes fulfilling orders – mistakes for which you have to take responsibility and apologize. And mediocre and low-quality suppliers will cause endless frustration with missing items, botched shipments and low-quality packing, which can damage your business's reputation.
Is It Worth It?
As we initially warned, dropshipping isn't a perfect, stress-free way to build a successful business. The model has some definite advantages but comes with a number of built-in complexities and problems you'll need to be able to address.
We'll be examining these problems – and how to best address them – in future chapters. The good news is that with some careful planning and consideration, most of these problems can be resolved and need not prevent you from building a thriving, profitable dropshipping business.
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Pub Date: Fall 2009
From a long list drawn from Canadian literary journals and magazines, award-winning poet A.F. Moritz, the volume's guest editor, has chosen 50 of the best Canadian poems published in 2008. With this anthology, readers, often baffled by proliferating poems and poets, will be able to tap into the remarkable and vibrant Canadian poetry scene, checking out the currents—and cross currents—of poetry in a volume distilled by a round robin of distinguished editorial taste.
"The collection is a unique glimpse at a diversity of poets, from Ottawa's David O'Meara to Margaret Atwood to the revered P.K. Page."—Cormac Rae, Ottawa Xpress
Featuring work from Margaret Atwood, Margaret Avison, Ken Babstock, Shirley Bear, Tim Bowling, Asa Boxer, Anne Compton, Jan Conn, Lorna Crozier, Barry Dempster, Don Domanski, John Donlan, Tyler Enfield, Jesse Ferguson, Connie Fife, Adam Getty, Steven Heighton, Michael Johnson, Sonnet L'Abbe, Anita Lahey, M Travis Lane, Evelyn Lau, Richard Lemm, Dave Margoshes, Don McKay, Eric Miller, Shane Neilson, Peter Norman, David O'Meara, PK Page, Elise Partridge, Elizabeth Philips, Meredith Quartermain, Matt Rader, John Reibetanz, Robyn Sarah, Peter Dale Scott, Cora Sire, Karen Solie, Carmine Starnino, John Steffler, Ricardo Sternberg, John Terpstra, Sharon Thesen, Matthew Tierney, Patrick Warner, Tom Wayman, Patricia Young, Changming Yuan, and Jan Zwicky.
Click to read an excerpt from The Best Canadian Poetry in English 2009.
A native of Niles, Ohio, A.F. Moritz has lived in Toronto since graduating from Marquette University in Milwaukee in 1974. He teaches literature and creative writing at the University of Toronto. His poetry has received the Award in Literature of the American Academy and Institute of Arts and Letters, as well as Canada Council, Guggenheim Foundation and Ingram Merrill Foundation fellowships. He has translated books by Ludwig Zeller including In the Country of the Antipodes: Selected Poems 1964 – 1979 and The Ghost's Tattoos.
Molly Peacock is the author of five volumes of poetry, including Cornucopia: New & Selected Poems, published by Penguin Canada, and by W.W. Norton in the US and UK. She is the Poetry Editor of the Literary Review of Canada. Before she emigrated to Canada in1992, she was one of the creators of Poetry in Motion on the Buses and Subways in New York City, and she served as an early advisor to Poetry On The Way. Peacock is also the author of a memoir, Paradise, Piece by Piece, published by McClelland and Stewart, and of a book about poetry, How To Read A Poem & Start A Poetry Circle, also published by M & S. Her reviews and essays have appeared in the Globe and Mail. Her poems have appeared in The New Yorker, The Paris Review, and the TLS. Recently she toured with her one-woman show in poems, The Shimmering Verge produced by the London, Ontario based company, Femme Fatale Productions. She lives in Toronto with her husband, Michael Groden, an English Professor at the University of Western Ontario. Her website is: mollypeacock.org.


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Dickey just completed a two-year, $7.8 million contract he signed with the Mets before the 2011 season. Last night, the Mets picked up the $5 million option on Dickey for 2013, but he can become a free agent after the 2013 season.
Earlier this month, Andy Martino of the Daily News said the Mets are interested in retaining Dickey for the long-term, there is an internal debate as to how the Mets will handle Dickey's future with the Mets.
"[Sandy] Alderson is said by associates to be sincere in his view of the 37-year-old Cy Young candidate as worthy of another multiyear deal," Martino wrote earlier this month. "In some corners of the organization, there is concern about the knuckleballer's age, and the injuries that he was able to pitch through during the past two seasons."
In a recent report for CBS Sports, a rival GM told Jon Heyman he believes Dickey's value to be around $15 million per season and says the Mets are not thinking along those lines for Dickey.
It's hard to put a figure on this, simply because I wouldn't be surprised by either outcome. I understand the Mets concerns about Dickey's age, durability, and how effective he would be in the later years of a contract extension. But, as I said last night, the decision shouldn't come down to that. The issues they are concerned about are all part of the risks of any long-term contract for any player in the game. The decision should be about how Dickey fits into their longer-term plan. Does Dickey make the team better over the next few years? Does the presence of his contract hinder the team's ability to invest in players outside the organization? Is the organization healthier with or without Dickey? Does his presence give the team an enhanced ability to succeed in the short-term while maintaining that success in the long-term? Those are the issues at hand for the organization right now.
If Dickey wants $15 million per year, as Heyman suggests his value to be, I probably wouldn't be comfortable giving that to him at the moment. They just aren't ready to commit those kind of resources to him. His value is sky-high right now, and if his contract demands are at that level, I can see the Mets take advantage of that value and shop him for other parts they need, such as an everyday outfielder, or quality prospects for the top of their Minor League system who are close to contributing. Yes, he has had a storybook run while with the Mets, and he had a phenomenal season in 2012, putting him in-line for a Cy Young Award. He also has a unique connection with the fan base, and he has given fans something to feel good about in the midst of four consecutive losing seasons on the field. That is important, and Sandy Alderson has acknowledged that as well. And so, trading a player like Dickey who holds such a deep connection with the base might be perceived as a continued "disconnect" between the team and the fans. In a way, it's a catch-22 for the organization. But his popularity isn't (nor should it be) the most important part of this equation. It's about baseball, it's about getting better, and it's about winning.
If the Mets do decide to give Dickey a long-term extension, they have to ensure that extension isn't going to hinder their flexibility to invest in the roster during the life of the contract. Whether or not we, as fans, feel that should be a problem for a New York team is another discussion. But a further inability to invest in the roster can have an equal, if not greater impact on both the state of the team and the perception of the fans as trading him would have.
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Based on an educated guess, I now put the chances of Dickey being signed or traded at 50 percent. Had you asked me weeks ago, I was more confidence a deal could get done. However, every day that passes, I convince myself more and more that he could be traded, because the language I hear in regards to RA is less specific and firm than used to talk about David Wright's situation. There is no good argument for signing Dickey to a four- or five-year deal. At the same time, teams will give up good, young talent in trade to get him for one season making reasonable money. It's going to be a more complicated and more pressing decision than Wright, who, again, can be delayed if needed.
Here are poll results from last week on MetsBlog that asked how Mets fans would handle Dickey this winter:


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New church and parish centre in Ottawa consecrated
On Sunday, October 7, 2012 on the feast day of St. Stefan the First-Crowned, St. King Vladislav, St. David of Serbia and Holy first martyr Tecla, foundations of the new church and parish centre in Ottawa were consecrated. His Grace Bishop Georgije of Canada served the consecration with the concelebration of the competent priest f. Aleksandar Gujanicic and deacon Stefan Ikonomovski with the presence of the Mnaging board and many believers.
The ceremony commenced with the Holy Liturgy in the old church and it was continued with the consecration of the foundations of the church and the parish centre starting at 1 p.m. at the new estate.
After the consecration the celebration was held at the premises of the old church.
This is a great day for the community in Ottawa and Gatineau, because with this rite the construction of the new church officially began.
Source: Parish of Ottawa, Eastern American Diocese


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Hazing, alcohol abuse report to trigger change
AUSTIN – A task force report on hazing and alcohol abuse on campus has triggered an extensive effort by The University of Texas System to change campus culture and eliminate students' risky behavior.
"Culture change is very difficult, but the hazing and binge drinking that sometimes occur is an issue that is of concern to everyone, and it is an issue we are addressing," Wanda Mercer, UT System associate vice chancellor for student affairs told the UT System Board of Regents Wednesday.
In accepting the task force's recommendations, UT Board of Regents Chairman Paul Foster noted that often the victims of hazing refuse to report it "because the students might view the benefits of being part of the group as outweighing the harm. That is why culture change is so difficult, but is such a critical component of making this effort a success," he said.
Regents unanimously adopted the recommendations of the Task Force on Hazing and Alcohol, voting to have a clear, concise system-wide message developed to help bring about culture change by requiring educational efforts to create awareness of the problem and pointing out the harm and consequences of hazing and related binge drinking. The plan also requires institutions to adopt a zero tolerance policy and ensure that accountability for hazing is shared by administrators and campus and student leaders.
Mercer noted that the system-wide initiative is crucial for changing an 18-year-old's perspective. "Students shouldn't feel that as part of the 'initiation rite' they have to undergo hazing to be accepted into the group," Mercer said.
Formed in Spring 2013 at the request of then-Chairman Gene Powell, the task force – which secured input and perspective from Greek organizations, athletic teams, academic and other on-campus constituency groups – compiled a series of recommendations to curb hazing, behavior that is frequently characterized by high-risk, binge drinking.
For progress to be made in cutting down such activity "requires students to make informed, responsible decisions, but it also requires that institution leadership be committed and that the commitment be a sustained effort over time," Mercer noted.
Student surveys, including one in 2007 conducted on 53 campuses across the nation found that more than half of students involved in on-campus clubs, teams or organizations had engaged in behavior meant to humiliate, degrade, abuse, or endanger others or themselves.
It also found that hazing and alcohol abuse frequently go hand-in-hand and that hazing behavior cuts across all organizations, impacting both male and female students.
The task force's recommendations call for each of the System's 15 campuses to craft a constituency plan to directly address hazing and binge drinking issues unique to their environment.
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Educating students, providing care for patients, conducting groundbreaking research and serving the needs of Texans and the nation for more than 130 years, The University of Texas System is one of the largest public university systems in the United States, with nine academic universities, six health institutions and a fall 2013 enrollment of more than 213,000. The UT System confers more than one-third of the state's undergraduate degrees, educates two-thirds of the state's health care professionals annually and accounts for almost 70 percent of all research funds awarded to public universities in Texas. The UT System has an annual operating budget of $14.6 billion (FY 2014) including $3 billion in sponsored programs funded by federal, state, local and private sources. With about 90,000 employees, the UT System is one of the largest employers in the state.