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"One-hundred thousand welcomes" to the 5th edition of the Carnival of Irish Heritage & Culture!
Today is St. Ciarán's Day! Well, one of many St. Ciarán's days celebrated throughout the Irish calendar year. It turns out that Ciarán (or Kieran) is quite a popular Irish name, particularly for saints.
Ready for a little introduction to the Irish language (An Ghaelige), its cousin Hiberno-English, and the Irish way with words? If you are a new student of the language of the Irish people or just curious about Irish ways and words, you'll find info galore among the following articles. If Irish is your native tongue, I hope you'll find some fun reading our little tribute to the language.
So settle back, do your best impression of a good Irish brogue, and join us as we laud the language of the bards of Ireland!
You might think that my interest in Irish Gaelic and my idea to focus an edition of the Carnival of Irish Heritage & Culture on it stems from my vast personal knowledge of the language. If you thought so, think again! As much as I'd like to begin to understand the Irish language, I realize that anyone hearing me try to pronounce anything more than "Céad Míle Fáilte!" would probably say, "Níl Gaeilge aici". (Translation: "She does not have Irish.") Read more about my limited Irish language skills and a little introduction to Hiberno-English at my post Sad news: there is "no Irish at me" here at A light that shines again.
Want to hear from an Irish speaker who knows his stuff? Colm Doyle, a language teacher from Ireland living in Estonia, has a knowledge of and devotion to the Irish language and languages in general. His contribution to our carnival is on his blog Corcaighist (he has three - one of which is written in Irish). Ambasadóirí na Gaeilge - Ambassadors of the Irish Language is, as he states, "a post about the importance of every single speaker of Irish in ensuring a future for the language." Wonder what the status of the Irish language is today? Want to hear one insider's perspective on the issues that it faces within Ireland and to learn about its spread outside of the country? Read the words of this Irishman who "has a grá for the language" and finds that it "warms the cockles of the heart and brings a tear to [his] eye".
Colm's post makes mention of the "political, emotional and societal baggage" which the Irish language carries today. For an introduction to a good resource on the history of the language see my post entitled "Sticks and stones can break my bones... here at A light that shines again. The book I've found takes a look at the background behind today's state of the Irish language through a look at primary sources that tell the story of its history back to the year 1366.
If you are personally interested in learning to speak a little Irish yourself, be sure to get a reliable teacher. It can be dangerous to depend on someone else to teach you their language, as Colleen Johnson illustrates with her story Gabh Mo Leithscéal or Pardon Me. What do you get when mix an Irish grandmother from County Clare with an appreciation for a good laugh, a slew of similar-minded Irish folk, and a naive young granddaughter visiting from the United States? You guessed it: trouble. Read Colleen's post to "feel her pain" as she tells the story of her embarrassing Irish language moment.
If you are like Barbara Joly and myself, your Irish immigrant ancestors go back a little farther in the generations and your family's experience with the Irish language passed on before your arrival. In a tribute to Tipperary, one of Barbara's family's counties of origin, Barbara shares the story of her heritage as she knows it in Tiobraid Árann and I at Our Carroll family Genealogy. Her post includes an explanation of the background of the well-known song It's a Long Way to Tipperary and introduces another Tipperary musical tribute that is much prefered by the Irish.
While we're on the subject of Tipperary (Tiobraid Árann in the Irish language), stop by for a visit to Smoky Mountain Family Historian. Lori Thornton gives a little introduction to learning about Ireland and County Tipperary from an outsider's perspective in her post It's a Long Way to Tipperary. Lori's surprise at the name of Killarney reminded me how easily things can be misconstrued in translation. A tip for would-be Irish geography students: check out an introduction to irish placenames such as DoChara's or About.com's. You'll be feeling better about visiting Killarney and all places starting with Kil- or Kill- knowing that they are named for woods or churches and not what you might have first feared!
Back to the topic of Irish grandmothers, Thomas MacEntee of Destination: Austin Family shares fond memories of his great-grandmother's and other relatives' attempts to ensure that he knew of his Irish heritage. His post, entitled Irish Words, Irish Ways, is a tribute to the "gift of gab" that he received from his relatives and through which he learned many beloved family stories. As Thomas states, "my family didn't use Gaelic words but as you can see, they were schooled in the Irish tradition of storytelling". I hope that the Irish way with words is more of an inherited trait, yet as Thomas shows, it sure helps to be schooled in it by a dedicated Irish grandmother!
For a little more on Blarney, that famous Blarney stone, and some treasured Irish proverbs from another Irish grandmother (Janice Brown's "lovely gram") visit Cow Hampshire to read New Hampshire: Blarney Spoken Here. Janice also shares a few suggested links on the Irish language including an Irish dictionary and an online translator.
Janice's post mentions that in New Hampshire - as in many places influenced by the Irish - "you can't help but hear wee ghosts of the lilting Gaelic language in the current accents, and in certain words still used". It is a language that won't die easily. As I mentioned in my post about Hiberno-English, it carries on in the speech of those who now speak another language. Shades of it also remain, as we have seen, in the "gift of gab" of many who had a story-telling grandmother of Irish descent.
It is my hope, as I have written in my article The death of memory, that the Irish language will overcome its modern obstacles and remain a part of the Ireland of the future, as well as a keeper and reminder of our beloved Irish culture and heritage.
In closing, I wish you all an Irish blessing:
Saol fada chugat!
Long life to you...
...and long life to the Irish language!
Go maire an Ghaeilge go deo!
For an introduction to the upcoming 6th edition of the Carnival of Irish Heritage & Culture, see What does it mean to be Irish? over at Small-leaved Shamrock. Hope to see you at the carnival!


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The Seahawks found out in the Super Bowl that Percy Harvin can make a big impact in a small amount of time.
So they're going to keep him on that schedule.
According to Todd Dybas of the Tacoma News Tribune, the Seahawks are going to continue to monitor Harvin's workload into training camp.
Specifically, coach Pete Carroll said they were being careful not to push him three days in a row, and would make similar arrangements when training camp opens late next month.
Easing him back in after hip surgery is a smart way to handle a big investment.
Harvin possesses the kind of quick-strike ability (like his 87-yard kickoff return for a touchdown in the Super Bowl), and the Seahawks need to make sure he's well for the regular season.

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A lifetime of research helps farmers feed the soil
With his trademark white beard, fedora hat, and easy- going manner, professor Ray Weil looks the part of a distinguished county agent from years gone by. Ag school students might recognize his name on their soils class textbook, "The Nature and Properties of Soils", which has been the standard text for decades.
As a soil ecologist with a long list of university accolades, Weil teaches and conducts soils and farming systems research at the University of Maryland in College Park.
With a lifetime of research dedicated toward managing soil organic matter, nutrient cycling and cover cropping, he finds himself at the center of a growing interest in cover crops and the resulting farming systems that boost yields with less effort and inputs.
"I'm optimistic," he says. "It may be only 1% to 2% of the total farmers out there [growing cover crops], but they're showing it can be done and profitably. I think the whole idea of soil health and treating soil as an ecosystem is accepted now and with this interest by the leading farmers, it's
really going to take off."
Adoption of new ideas takes hold over time if there are compelling reasons to initiate change—such as the shift toward cover crop systems and maintenance of soil organic matter. "The emphasis in soil education has changed tremendously," Weil says. "When I was an undergraduate at Michigan State University in the '60s, there was little emphasis on organic matter and soil biology."
He says he was fortunate to be able to immediately emphasize these principles when he started teaching.
He ascribes to the belief that farmers feed the soil—not the plants they're growing. "The fertilizer you put on feeds the [soil] system. We used to recommend 1.5 lb. of nitrogen (N) per bushel.
We're down to 0.8 lb. or 0.9 lb. and we haven't suffered any yield loss. Most farmers who put down 150 lb. of N think it's going into the corn; but when you use N that's tagged with a tracer (like N15), you can follow the isotope to see where it goes," he says.
He says you never find more than half of it in the corn at the end of the year. "Usually, it's about a third. That leaves the remainder in the soil ecosystem, the Gulf of Mexico or in the atmosphere," he explains.
Like most farmers, Weil is point-blank practical. He explains that farmers are unique ecosystem managers. "He's stuck with what he can grow by what he can sell, and, in the Midwest, it's a short list of corn, soybeans and wheat," Weil explains. "We know that it's diversity that makes ecosystems resilient and productive to avoid things like diseases."
The missed opportunity today is that farmers are only using their soil for three to four months, but they're paying for 12 months.
"The soil is working and nutrients are moving around for those 12 months. Cover crops enable you to go in and use it for the other nine months, to keep the biology going to capture those nutrients, to capture that sunlight and turn it into organic matter that's going to make your system more productive," he says.
Weil sees a brighter future for farmers with the emphasis on soil organic matter and building it with the use of cover crops—once they get past the early adopter stage to critical mass usage. "I think it's going to change the face of agriculture," he says.


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Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 22 diseños de 5 diseñadores freelance.
We are a group of college students creating a network exclusively for students in order for them to interact and share information.
We are targeting college students in the United States.
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-Hate to say it.. but for reference obviously successful social networks like Facebook, Twitter.. etc.
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-For the pages following the initial log-in/register page we are centering the site around a user profile (similar to mahalo.com when you are a user, not similar to the front page) from which the users will use to connect with other users through the use of certain applications such as chat, group chats, Q&A boards (similar to stackoverflow.com), etc.
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This is the on-line component of the Level 200: Coaching Rugby Contact course. It will provide you with an understanding of the theory of coaching, videos of technical execution, and prepare you to participate in the in-person/on field certification clinic. During the certification clinic portion you will take the information provided in the on-line component and be able to demonstrate and practice coaching in conjunction with your fellow coaches and a trained USA Rugby Course Leader.
Proper preparation as part of this on-line component will allow you to participate confidently in the clinic and will afford you the best opportunity to improve your coaching knowledge and skills.
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This week, we explore Patapon 3, Might & Magic: Clash of Heroes, and map packs for Bulletstorm and Killzone 3, as well as trailers for Asura's Wrath and Portal 2. ...
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Kate Moss is most widely known for her successful, international modelling career, high profile relationships, party lifestyle and the cocaine drug scandal of 2005.
Moss was born on 16 January 1974, in Croydon. It was Sarah Doukas from the agency "Storm" who discovered Moss when she was 14 years old and she made her first appearance in magazine "The Face" at the age of 16.
After having appeared in several British magazines, she became the face of Calvin Klein and her career took off from there. She was the must have face of the 1990s and appeared in all the biggest magazines.
A number of critics have commented on the model's figure over the years, as her image went against the figures of the taller more curvaceous models, such as Cindy Crawford and Claudia Schiffer, the supermodels of the 1990s.
Kate Moss's look was more heroin chic, which sparked rumours about her weight and possible drug use. It was Kate's figure, which inspired the controversial size zero fashion image.
During her career she has been the face of campaigns for Calvin Klein, Chanel, Dolce and Gabbana, Gucci, Dior, Vivienne Westwood and Rimmel (who could forget the "Get The London Look"?) Her career transformed the model into a fashion icon popularising the Ugg Boot, skinny jeans, ballet flats and more controversially the use of real fur, for which she received a huge amount of criticism from animal rights groups.
In 2005, Kate Moss was caught up in a cocaine scandal, whilst with her then boyfriend Pete Doherty, ex-Libertines member. It was reported that photos of the model snorting lines of cocaine had been sold to a tabloid newspaper.
The model was arrested and questioned over the possible drug offences, but no charges were brought against her. She quickly finished her relationship with Pete Doherty.
However, following the scandal she lost many modelling contracts with fashion houses such as H&M and Chanel, although it was never confirmed that the scandal was the reason for the termination of the contracts.
Her career revival since this scandal has also caused some controversy.
However, in 2007 Moss made her career comeback, launching her own clothing collection at Topshop and since then has gone on to release fragrances bearing her name and most recently a lipstick range for Rimmel, which has just been released in the US.
Aside from her career in fashion, Moss has also appeared in several music videos with artists such as Elton John, Primal Scream, The White Stripes and Johnny Cash. She has also been the subject of portraits by artists such as Lucien Freud and Chuck Close.
Moss has also always associated her name with good causes. She is a long standing supporter of Breathrough Breast Cancer, whose t-shirts she modelled in the 1990s.
She is also a supporter of charities War Child, Cancer Research UK, Make Poverty History, Comic Relief and Elton John's AIDS Foundations.
Kate Moss has had several high profile relationships, with some of her past lovers including Johnny Depp, Leonardo DiCaprio and designer Jefferson Hack, with whom she has a little girl, Lila Grace, who was born in September 2002.
She started dating Kills guitarist, Jamie Hince, in 2007 and they were married on 1 July 2011 in Gloucestershire.
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The Kentucky State Police is initiating a new proactive program where residents are now able to text confidential tips from their cell phone.
The program, "Text a Tip," is designed to report criminal activity, assist with neighborhood watch and serve as an additional resource for schools and college campuses.
"Text a Tip" is completely confidential and easy to use.
Anyone with texting capabilities from personal electronic devices can simply text 67283 in the address field, then type KSPTIP in the message field, leave a space and then enter information about a crime.
If the tip is sent successfully, the sender will receive an instant confirmation text.
Web-based and phone tip lines have been around a while, but have the disadvantage of a perpetrator overhearing the person on the phone or they required Internet access.
KSP Sgt. Rick Saint-Blancard says "Text a Tip" is gaining ground because text messaging does not require verbal communication or Internet access.
"Everywhere you go, someone has a cell phone with them," he said. "Whether a person is at home or a large venue, like a sporting event or concert, they can text a tip to us without bringing attention to themselves."
Saint-Blancard says people who live in high-crime neighborhoods are often afraid that if they are seen talking to police, they could be subject to retaliation from drug dealers or other criminals.
"So when they have this option of texting us — knowing no one will know who they are — they are more willing to provide specific details and names about the activity," he adds. "Text a Tip" messages are sent to a separate, third-party server, where identifying information is stripped out and they are assigned an encrypted alias before being sent to police.
Text-a-tip programs are being promoted in schools across the country to report weapon threats and reduce bullying.
"No technology is more powerful then the eyes and ears of the public," adds Saint-Blancard. "The key is enlisting people on their own terms by providing a discrete, immediate and confidential reporting source."
KSP reminds residents to keep safety in mind when texting tips.
"If a tipster is driving when they witness suspicious activity, we ask them to safely pull to the side of the road and place their vehicle in park before attempting to text in a tip," says Saint-Blancard.
The "Text a Tip" program is operational 24/7 and monitored by the KSP Communications Center. KSP openly solicits information from residents on any type of crime occurring but encourages residents to call 911 if the crime is in-progress or there is an emergency.
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My cousin Kathy gave me this URL to visit and see the HD pictures. I enjoyed it. Thanks.
Eric Stelter
CO USA - Monday, September 27, 1999 at 13:20:42 (EDT)
Would like to here from anyone who knew my grandparents,"Don Scott" and who knew my mom ,"LeahJeanScottMartin"
Matthew Martin < email@example.com >
Chula Vista, CA USA - Thursday, September 23, 1999 at 23:42:05 (EDT)
found this by accident love the paper will access it on a regular basis
bob tatlow < ratlow1@yahoo'com >
reading , england - Thursday, September 23, 1999 at 15:43:11 (EDT)
I have a book I look at quite often, has the name KWAHAMOT '75 on the cover. If anyone recognizes the name, let me know. Thanks............
C arl Folz < email@example.com >
San Antonio, Tx USA - Wednesday, September 22, 1999 at 15:08:29 (EDT)
This summer i met Sara Dahl and this site helps me fimd out more of where she is from.
Corey LaDuke < email@example.com >
Ketchikan, AK USA - Sunday, September 19, 1999 at 22:07:15 (EDT)
I spent many summers in Tomahawk and look forward to coming back and visiting as often as I can. My grandparents were Esther and Everett Myers. He was one of the many "E" Myers that were born and raised in Tomahawk by his parents, Charles and Sarah Myers. I do a lot of research into genealogy and have many, many relatives still living in Tomahawk and the surrounding areas. I would love to hear from someone who knew of any of the Myers' children. My grand-uncle, Elvie Myers was, back in the 1940's, Tomahawk's only photographer. He operated Myers Studio. So, as you can see, I have roots here. And, as anyone who has ever been to Tomahawk, can say, the scenery is outstanding, the people are always friendly and outgoing and a visitor is always welcomed as a friend.
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Pardeeville, WI USA - Sunday, September 19, 1999 at 12:06:17 (EDT)
i just love the newspaper, i read it every tuesday and i love the sports pictures!!!!!!!!!!
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tomahawk, wi USA - Thursday, September 16, 1999 at 16:23:32 (EDT)
Want to say hello to my family & friends in Tomahawk. I haven't been back for several years. Say hello to Jeannie for me. Terri
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Bellevue, NE USA - Tuesday, September 14, 1999 at 16:32:21 (EST)
I am searching for info on my family history. My mom (JEAN CULP) was born in Tomahawk in 1936, her father was TEDDY CULP and mother was ELSIE DORA (MOLZEN) CULP. Teddy's father was JOHN CULP originally from Indiana, he owned property in Tomahawk in the 1930's. Two of my mom's sisters drowned in Spirit River in the late thirties. Can anybody help with information? Thanks!
Cindy Peterson < email@example.com >
Santa Rosa, CA USA - Wednesday, September 08, 1999 at 19:44:07 (EST)
It was May the 18th I last time checked up this URL. Now the mapquest worked otu properly and the album showed beatufil pictures. Surely I will wandeer there one day. Bye.
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Porvoo, Finland - Sunday, September 05, 1999 at 09:42:30 (EST)
My family has spent many wonderful summers in Tomahawk. I am looking forward to moving to Tomahawk when I retire and being active in St. Paul's Lutheran Church. Living in Tomahawk will be heavenly.
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Fairfield, OH USA - Tuesday, August 17, 1999 at 15:50:43 (EST)
Great town. We visit every summer. I always look forward to seeing my inlaws DW&Deloros Young and Ruthie Rinne. also love to fish.
Larry Jacobsen < firstname.lastname@example.com >
Davenport, Ia USA - Monday, August 16, 1999 at 11:51:39 (EST)
wõw,,Í also spent my summers up there ,, as it seems lots of others did too Tomahawk is # 1 in my book and i plan on stopping in at pÍK's ® tavern on the main DRAG "Best spot in town" Hey Kip wake up!!! did ya here that!!! lol and Hï to all other that remember me, see ya in the fall so get ready,,, "the boys are back in town!!!! "thin lizzy"
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Chicago, il USA - Monday, August 09, 1999 at 06:00:52 (EST)
Greetings to Kathy and Larry (and family) from drought-stricken Maryland. Please send water -- I know you have lots to spare! Love the website -- Kerry did a great job. Hope to see you both in Madison this fall!
Betsy Alexander < email@example.com >
Columbia, MMmd USA - Wednesday, August 04, 1999 at 10:49:19 (EST)
Great site. Spent a lot of time during the 70's in Tomahawk and would enjoy hearing from friends that I have lost touch with. Keep up the good work on this site!!!
Gary Magnant < firstname.lastname@example.com >
Waupaca, WI USA - Saturday, July 31, 1999 at 23:56:01 (EST)
How wonderful to find the Leader online. I grew up in Tomahawk (class of 73) and are one of those who couldn't wait to get out of town and have spent all their life trying to get back. My husband and I plan on retiring to the area in approximately 3-4 years. Can't wait!
Shirley Strache (Schiltz) < firstname.lastname@example.com >
Lynwood, IL USA - Friday, July 30, 1999 at 20:39:32 (EST)
Just read the article on your web site about the Power Up Wisconsin project. If you aren't too happy about this project you may want to contact a group that feels like you, S.O.U.L (Save our Unique Lands), PO Box 171, Catawba, WI 54515. You can e-mail also and be informed of meeting dates. Thanks
Linda Ceylor < firstname.lastname@example.com >
Catawba, WI USA - Thursday, July 29, 1999 at 16:54:37 (EST)
I like being able to keep a bit informed on the happenings in the Tomahawk area. It would be nice to have the full text of the articles and columns that appear in the Leader though for those of us who don't get a chance to get up there every week or don't care to keep a stack of previous issues of the Leader piled up to the ceiling.
Mike Polinske < email@example.com >
Milwaukee, WI USA - Sunday, July 25, 1999 at 22:08:12 (EST)
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FORT WORTH, TX USA - Thursday, July 22, 1999 at 12:38:36 (EST)
TOMAHAWK, WI USA - Monday, July 19, 1999 at 19:31:56 (EST)
My Thanks to KERRY for the fine and informative Web Page. Hi to Larry and Kathy - Keep up the great work in the Tomahawk Community. When you see Dave R. tell him to hang in there all this crap will pass too! Your Friend, Sherm
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Eau Claire , Wi USA - Monday, July 12, 1999 at 15:06:39 (EST)
hallo, ich komme aus Deutschland und wohne in Speyer und bin einmal im Jahr in Tomahawk bei meiner Schwester Inge Austin. Ich liebe Tomahawk und freue mich schon auf den 18 Dezember dieses Jahr, denn dann bleibe ich 4 Wochen wieder in Wisconsin/Tomawak über Weihnachten und Neujahr in der USA Liebe Grüße aus Speyer Karl Heinz Winterbauer
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Speyer, BD Deutschland - Saturday, July 10, 1999 at 06:41:59 (EST)
What a great website! My family and I will be in Tomahawk again this year for the 4th. It is the one vacation that is set in stone every year. Occasionally we contemplate staying in the LaCrosse area and going to Riverfest instead, but nothing ever comes close the fun of being in Tomahawk on July 4th! It took until I married and moved away (to LA in 1988) to realize how very lucky I was to have grown up in Tomahawk. See you at the kids' running races at Memorial Park, and watch out-my girls are fierce competition!
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Holmen, WI USA - Wednesday, June 30, 1999 at 22:19:54 (EST)
I'm enjoying Tomahawk Website. Graduated in 63'. Maiden name: Horni. Would love to hear from former class mates.
Nancy Saunders < firstname.lastname@example.com >
Stevens Point, Wi USA - Monday, June 28, 1999 at 15:15:45 (EST)
Hi I'm looking to see if anyone knows where Nancy Foreman is. We went to school in Tripoli together through 3rd grade then they split the school district and she had to to to Tomahawk after that. We used to be best friends until she got transferred. She would have graduated in 1978 if she was still around Tomahawk. Anyone know her or where she is? I think of her often. firstname.lastname@example.com
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USA - Friday, June 25, 1999 at 03:08:13 (EST)
Discovered the Website while reading the wonderful article about the Memorial Park playground equipment built in memory of Getty Pickett. Nice to see old friends in the picture, too. We discontinued the paper years ago so the site is a nice way to keep up with changes in the area. Wish some energetic soul in the class of 67 would organize a reunion one of these years. Happy Summer. Lynn Jarvis Geddes
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Cincinnati, OH USA - Thursday, June 24, 1999 at 11:59:34 (EST)
Really nice to discover THE LEADER on line. Bob & I will be visiting in July - Aug. One of our sons lives there with his wife, my husband was a long time resident so he will enjoy checking this out!! See Ya Soon Wisconsin!!
Candy Michalski < email@example.com >
Redding, Ca USA - Monday, June 21, 1999 at 16:28:22 (EST)
Tomahawk Has What Wausau Should Have A Great Web Site!!!!! My Father Owned JACK ALLARS Tavern in Wausau For Many Years. We Get To Tomanawk About every Three or Four Years. IT STILL IS GOD'S COUNTRY!!!! Keep up the Great Work. PS It's 107 degrees today in Avondale, az.
Butch Allar < firstname.lastname@example.com >
AVONDALE, AZ. USA - Tuesday, June 15, 1999 at 17:20:09 (EST)
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3 December 2007 – The Embassy of France in Vietnam in collaboration with Université de Tous Les Savoirs – UTLS and The World Conservation Union have organized six special workshops on that address the theme: "Global changes and problems of globalization"
The Week of Scientific Presentations on Current Affairs.
Starting at 18:30 daily, from December 10th to 15th, 2007
at "l'Espace" The French Culture Centre in Hanoi, 24 Trang Tien str.
Université de Tous Les Savoirs is the "The People University". It was established in 2000 to mark thebeginning of the new century in France. 365 workshops were conducted in 2000. The university has been developing and it is now known as the "University of Knowledge."
The University of Knowledge has organized more than 700 seminars and workshops. Each scientific subject is presented by a famous specialist. The University of Knowledge aims to provide society with an open encyclopedia to help them improve their knowledge and heighten their critical thinking skills.
The workshops provide the many participants an opportunity to exchange information about the challenges of scientific research. The subjects discussed from December 10th – 15th represent the priorities of the France –Vietnam relationship. University of Natural Sciences, University of Social sciences and humanities (Hanoi National University) and National institute of health and environment will participate in these six workshops.
For more information please contact:
Alexis Rinckenbach
Coorbation attache
Science and University,
Tel : 0084 9 944 58 05
Bui Thi Thu Hien
Marine and Coastal Ecosystems Manager
IUCN Viet Nam
Tel: +84.4.7261575/6 ext. 123
Nguyen Bich Hue, Communications Coordinator, IUCN Viet Nam
Tel: +844 7261575/6 ext. 124, Mobile: Emaiil: [email protected]
The World Conservation Union is the world's largest conservation network. The Union brings together 84 States, 108 government agencies, more than 800 non-governmental organizations (NGOs), and some 10,000 scientists and experts from 181 countries in a unique worldwide partnership. The Union's mission is to influence, encourage and assist societies throughout the world to conserve the integrity and diversity of nature and to ensure that any use of natural resources is equitable and ecologically sustainable. The World Conservation Union is a multicultural, multilingual organisation with 1000 staff located in 62 countries. Its headquarters are in Gland, Switzerland. https://www.iucn.org/
For more information on IUCN Viet Nam, please visit: www.iucn.org.vn


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Get ready for even more powerful versions of the new S-Class sedan: The 2015 Mercedes-Benz S65 AMG will debut this November at the 2013 Los Angeles auto show, and the 2015 Mercedes-Benz S600 will follow at the 2014 Detroit auto show in January, sources tell us. Both of the cars will use twin-turbocharged V-12 engines and, just like the S600 and S65 versions of the outgoing S-Class sedan, sit at the top of Mercedes' luxury-car range.
Revealing the 2015 Mercedes-Benz S65 AMG at the Los Angeles auto show makes sense given that market's propensity for high-end AMG cars. Previously, company representatives told us that nearby Newport Beach, California, is home to the top-selling AMG dealer in the country. Expect this model to use the same engine as is found in the Mercedes CL65 AMG — the CL-Class is merely a two-door S-Class, and will in fact be named the S-class coupe shortly — meaning the 2015 S65 AMG will pack 621 hp and 738 lb-ft of torque. That's enough might to send the CL65 AMG to 60 mph in just 4.3 seconds; the heavier S-Class sedan might need a few ticks more, but it will still be fast.
As for the 2015 Mercedes-Benz S600, it continues the tradition of having a non-AMG V-12-powered model at the top of the S-Class ladder. It should use a detuned version of the aforementioned twin-turbo V-12 engine; if it matches the mill used in the current Mercedes CL600 coupe, expect 510 hp and 612 lb-ft. The S65 AMG will be offered only with 4Matic all-wheel drive, as is the case with the existing Mercedes S63 AMG, but we're told the new S600 will be a rear-wheel-drive model.
The S65 and S600 will offer a serious step up in terms of power compared to the S-Class models currently on sale. The 2014 Mercedes-Benz S550 (pictured above) has a twin-turbo 4.7-liter V-8 engine with 455 hp and 516 lb-ft, while the 2014 Mercedes-Benz S63 AMG 4Matic (pictured below) boasts 577 hp and 664 lb-ft from its twin-turbo 5.5-liter V-8.
Think Mercedes will have trouble selling so many top-end models? Think again. By the end of this year, Mercedes will sell 21 distinct models in the U.S. priced above $90,000 — and five of those will cost more than $200,000 — proving there is still a considerable market for six-figure luxury cars.
Both the 2015 Mercedes-Benz S65 AMG and 2015 Mercedes-Benz S600 will launch in early summer 2014.


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CLEVELAND - Don't deny it, you were worried. And you had good reason to be nervous. You had seen far too many of these road games over the years, where the Bills met a little adversity and went to pieces like a wine glass crashing onto a marble floor.
How confident could you be in a team that had lost its last eight road games by an average margin of 18 points? The Bills have been folding on the road for years. You needed some tangible evidence that this group was different, that it wouldn't crumble at the first sign of a crisis.
Chris Kelsay understands. This is his 10th year with the Bills. Kelsay has lived through some of the worst road meltdowns in team history. He knows how it looks and feels when doubt creeps in.
"I think in my entire career here, I've experienced that," Kelsay said Sunday, "where you look around on the sideline and guys are hanging their heads."
But late in the third quarter, when the Browns scored to pull within three points, 17-14, Kelsay noticed something unusual on the Buffalo sideline. Calm. Confidence. Belief.
"Yeah, we kept our composure," Kelsay said after the Bills beat Cleveland, 24-14. "Instead of imploding, like we've seen in the past, we just kept our cool. We knew that all along the sidelines. At least, I sensed there was never a moment of doubt that we would win this game. And it showed."
You could say that. The Bills jumped to an early 14-0 lead, then seemed to let up. But after letting the Browns back in the game, they did what good teams do on the road. They took care of business. They played like the better team. In the fourth quarter, they made a physical statement, dominating both sides of the line of scrimmage and putting an emphatic end to their longest road losing streak in 26 years.
That was not a good Browns team.
Things are sure to get tougher in the next few weeks, when the 2-1 Bills host the Patriots before a two-game road swing to San Francisco and Arizona. One road win doesn't make them a contender, but there are no bad road wins. The team I saw Sunday is the one I felt had a chance to win 10 games and contend for a playoff spot.
They lost their most explosive player, running back C.J. Spiller, with a shoulder injury in the first quarter. Tough break, two weeks after losing Fred Jackson. Did they curl up and quit? No, they handed the ball 20 times to their third-stringer, Tashard Choice, who rushed for 91 yards.
Sure, it'll be tough to sustain the offense in the coming weeks without Spiller and Jackson, who has a chance to play next week. But if their No. 3 back can average 4.6 yards a carry, who says they can't give New England a challenge next week in Orchard Park?
Bill Belichick won't have to exaggerate when he gushes about the Bills' offensive and defensive lines.
"Oh, they did an outstanding job," said safety Bryan Scott, who had an interception and has a takeway in all three games. "Our offensive line is giving time in the pocket. They're giving guys holes to run the ball. Defensively, I don't know how many sacks we had, but once that pressure comes and the quarterback gets antsy, it allows you to jump routes like we did."
They had four sacks. All four starting defensive linemen were involved in a sack. Mario Williams had 1½.
This is the sort of performance people imagined when Mario Williams and Mark Anderson signed on to flank Kyle Williams and Marcell Dareus on the defensive line.
The defense was mainly sensational for the second straight week. Trent Richardson, the third pick in April's draft, was supposed to cause major headaches. He had 27 yards on 12 carries. Richardson had six catches for only 24 yards. He didn't have a play of more than 10 yards all day.
The Bills, meanwhile, ran for 138 yards and 4.1 a pop. They lost an explosive weapon when Spiller went down. Their physical identity remained. It doesn't seem to matter who carries the pill.
The pass protection was superb again. The Browns couldn't get a sniff of Fitzpatrick when they rushed four men. The Bills gave up their first sack, on Fitz's fumble.
"It's good to know we've got guys who can stand up when times are tough and be effective," said left guard Andy Levitre. "You've got to bring that energy on the road, because you don't have the fans in the stands. A lot of fans came down today. But most away games you don't have a lot of fans to bring you that energy. You have to bring it yourselves as a team."
When a visitor dominates the line of scrimmage, it tends to take the home crowd out of the game. Cleveland's crowd was surprisingly small.
By late in the fourth, the fans were either booing or on the way to their cars. Or rooting for the Bills.
The Bills took them out with a devastating fourth quarter. On the second play of the quarter, Anderson got a sack on a play when Mario Williams collapsed the pocket. After a short punt, the Bills drove 68 yards for a touchdown on 10 plays, taking a 24-14 lead on a 9-yard touchdown pass from Fitzpatrick to Stevie Johnson, who made a sensational move.
Meanwhile, the Bills' defense was terrorizing Brandon Weeden, Cleveland's rookie quarterback. In the fourth quarter, Weeden was 6 for 10 passing for 37 yards. He was sacked twice. He threw two interceptions.
A tough quarter? The guy must have felt like he'd been drawn and quartered.
Coach Chan Gailey told his team afterward that it had been an all-around team effort. That it was.
How about these four plays from the last TD drive: A 22-yard run by Choice; a 6-yard run by Johnny White; a 9-yard reception by fullback Corey McIntyre; and an 11-yard catch on third and 9 by rookie T.J. Graham, who got a nice block from tight end Scott Chandler.
Linebackers Nick Barnett, Kelvin Sheppard and Arthur Moats each had a tackle for a loss. Jairus Byrd stuffed Richardson for a 2-yard loss on the last play of the third quarter. Leodis McKelvin had an interception. Aaron Williams had a couple of pass breakups.
"I mean, we had fun," Mario Williams said. "We knew everything was on the line and we were light. It was like we were going to perform and do what we needed to do. Everyone was light on their toes. We just bounced off one another and played ball."
Having fun? Light on their feet? Bouncing off each other? That doesn't sound like the team that used to implode and lose its composure when times got tough on the road.
Kelsay said it was a lot of fun out there, too. I can't remember him saying that too often in his 10 seasons.
Things have certainly turned around since the opening debacle at the Jets. The fun might be just beginning. Enjoy it while you can. You'll find reasons for worry soon enough.
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Randy Blythe To Find Out Saturday If He'll Be Released From Police Custody
According to Czech police spokeswoman Jana Rosselerova, a court will rule on Saturday whether or not police will keep Lamb of God vocalist Randy Blythe in custody on suspicion of manslaughter charges stemming from an alleged connection between him and a fan who passed away from a head injury sustained at a LOG show in 2010.
Rosselrova stated to the Associated Press that Blythe was, in fact, arrested on Wednesday, June 27, although the news didn't break until yesterday (June 28). Since then, there has been a media firestorm about Blythe and his role, or lack thereof, in the death of the Czech fan.
Earlier today, Lamb of God's publicist released a statement insisting that no fight took place at the 2010 concert. "This incident deals with a fan that three times during the concert jumped the barricade and rushed Randy during the performance," the statement read. "It is alleged that the third time, security was not able to reach him and that Randy pushed him back into the audience where supposedly he fell and hit his head."
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September 13th is National Bald Is Beautiful Day, when people who are bald because of age, heredity, illness or choice are all celebrated for the gorgeous people they are.
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October 24, 2005
Dear Name*,
This is in response to your request for an opinion concerning the application of the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) to leave taken by exempt employees, or leave directed by the employer, during situations where inclement weather occurs (such as heavy snow or other types of disasters).
As you know, section 13(a)(1) of the FLSA provides a complete minimum wage and overtime pay exemption for any employee employed in a bona fide executive, administrative, or professional capacity, as those terms are defined in 29 C.F.R. Part 541. An employee may qualify for exemption if all of the pertinent tests relating to duty, salary level and salary basis, as discussed in the appropriate section of the regulations, are met. One such test requires that an otherwise exempt employee be paid on a salary basis, as described in 29 C.F.R. §541.602. Please note that revisions to 29 C.F.R. Part 541 were published as a final rule in the Federal Register on April 23, 2004 (69 FR 22122) and became effective on August 23, 2004(copy enclosed).
An employee will be considered to be paid on a salary basis within the meaning of the regulations if under the employee's employment agreement the employee "regularly receives each pay period on a weekly, or less frequent basis, a predetermined amount constituting all or part of his compensation, which amount is not subject to reduction because of variations in the quality or quantity of the work performed." 29 C.F.R. §541.602(a).
Section 541.602(b) details the limited exceptions to the general rule of the salary basis requirement prohibiting deductions from pay. Deductions may be made when the employee is absent from work for one or more full days for personal reasons, other than sickness or accident. Thus, if an employee is absent for one or more full days to handle personal affairs, the employee's salaried status will not be affected if deductions are made from the employee's salary for such absences. See §541.602(b)(1). However, if an employee is "ready, willing and able to work, deductions may not be made for time when work is not available." 29 C.F.R. §541.602(a).
Deductions may also be made for absences of one or more full days occasioned by sickness or disability if the deductions are made in accordance with a bona fide plan, policy or practice of providing compensation for loss of salary occasioned by both sickness or disability. Thus, if the employer's particular plan, policy or practice provides compensation for such absences, deductions for absences of one or more full days because of sickness or disability may be made before an employee has qualified under such plan, policy or practice and after the employee has exhausted the leave allowance thereunder. See 29 C.F.R. §541.602(b)(2).
You present three questions for which our responses follow:
During office closures due to inclement weather or other disasters, may a private employer direct exempt staff to take vacation (or leave bank deductions) or leave without pay without jeopardizing the employees' exempt status?
The FLSA does not require employer-provided vacation time. Where an employer has proposed a bona fide benefits plan, it is permissible to substitute or reduce the accrued leave in the plan for the time an employee is absent from work, even if it is less than a full day, without affecting the salary basis of payment, if the employee still receives in payment an amount equal to the employee's guaranteed salary. See Opinion Letters dated April 15, 1994; March 30, 1994; and April 14, 1992. However, an employee will not be considered to be paid "on a salary basis" if deductions from the predetermined compensation are made for absences occasioned by the employer or by the operating requirements of the business. See 29 C.F.R. §541.602(a). Thus, if the employer closes the office due to inclement weather or other disasters for less than a full workweek, the employer must pay the employee's full salary even if:
- the employer does not have a bona fide benefits plan;
- the employee has no accrued benefits in the leave bank;
- the employee has limited accrued leave benefits and reducing that accrued leave will result in a negative balance; or
- the employee already has a negative balance in the accrued leave bank.
Since employers are not required under the FLSA to provide any vacation time to employees, there is no prohibition on an employer giving vacation time and later requiring that such vacation time be taken on a specific day(s). Therefore, a private employer may direct exempt staff to take vacation or debit their leave bank account in the situation presented above, whether for a full or partial day's absence, provided the employees receive in payment an amount equal to their guaranteed salary. In the same scenario, an exempt employee who has no accrued benefits in the leave bank account or has a negative balance in the leave bank account still must receive the employee's guaranteed salary for any absence(s) occasioned by the employer or the operating requirements of the business.
If the private employer's offices remain open during inclement weather or other types of disaster, can exempt staff be directed to take vacation (or leave deductions) or leave without pay if they fail to report to work without jeopardizing the employees' exempt status?
As stated earlier, either leave bank or salary deductions may be made when the employee is absent from work for a day or more for personal reasons, other than sickness or accident. Thus, if an employee is absent for one or more full days for personal reasons, the employee's salaried status will not be affected if deductions are made from the employee's salary for such absences. An absence due to inclement weather does not constitute an absence due to sickness or accident. Therefore, an employee who is absent due to inclement weather, such as because of transportation difficulties, is absent for personal reasons. In the situation described above, a private employer may require an exempt employee who fails to report to work to take vacation or make leave bank deductions without jeopardizing the employee's exempt status. When the office is open, an exempt employee who has no accrued benefits in the leave bank account does not have to be paid (i.e., may be placed on leave without pay) for the full day(s) s/he fails to report to work due to such circumstances as a heavy snow day.
If the private employer's employees are probationary or have used all of their accrued vacation (or leave bank) time, can the employer choose not to pay them for time not worked without jeopardizing the employee's exempt status? When asked to clarify, you stated that in this example an exempt employee chooses to stay home for a half day due to inclement weather.
Deductions from salary for less than a full day's absence are not permitted under the regulations. Therefore, where the employee's absence is for less than a full day, payment of an amount equal to the employee's guaranteed salary must be made even if the employee has no accrued vacation or other leave benefits. However, as stated in response to question #2, a deduction from an employee's leave bank or salary may be made for absences of one or more full days for personal reasons, other than sickness or accident. You may want to review the provisions in 29 C.F.R. §541.603, which address the effect of improper deductions from salary. An employer will lose the exemption if it has an actual practice of making improper deductions that demonstrates it did not intend to pay employees on a salary basis. See 29 C.F.R. §541.603(a). On the other hand, isolated or inadvertent deductions do not result in loss of the exemption if the employer reimburses the employees for the improper deductions. See 29 C.F.R. §541.603(c). Moreover, if an employer has a clearly communicated policy prohibiting improper deductions that includes a complaint mechanism, reimburses employees for any improper deductions and makes a good faith commitment to comply in the future, the employer will not lose the exemption unless it willfully violates the policy by continuing to make improper deductions after receiving employee complaints. See 29 C.F.R. §541.603(d).
This opinion is based exclusively on the facts and circumstances described in your request and is given based on your representation, express or implied, that you have provided a full and fair description of all the facts and circumstances that would be pertinent to our consideration of the question presented. Existence of any other factual or historical background not contained in your letter might require a conclusion different from the one expressed herein. You have represented that this opinion is not sought by a party to pending private litigation concerning the issue addressed herein. You have also represented that this opinion is not sought in connection with an investigation or litigation between a client or firm and the Wage and Hour Division or the Department of Labor. This opinion is issued as an official ruling of the Wage and Hour Division for purposes of the Portal-to-Portal Act, 29 U.S.C. § 259. See 29 C.F.R. §§ 790.17(d), 790.19; Hultgren v. County of Lancaster, 913 F.2d 498, 507 (8th Cir. 1990).
We trust that this letter is responsive to your inquiry.
Alfred B. Robinson, Jr.
Deputy Administrator
Enclosure: 29 C.F.R. Part 541
* Note: The actual name(s) was removed to preserve privacy in accordance with 5 U.S.C. 552 (b)(7).


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From the ranks for the former players, running back Jerome Bettis has joined ESPN as an analyst. He previously worked on a national level with NBC. His return to a coast-to-coast platform won't hurt come February, when Bettis once again makes a run at the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
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A now-former taxi driver has turned in his license after he scared his passengers with a live 14-foot Burmese python in the backseat of his cab and recorded their responses.
Gothamist reports Jimmy Failla raised quite a stink when he pulled the stunt and aired it on YouTube. PETA and New York's Taxi and Limousine Commission slammed Failla for the prank, saying it was irresponsible and showed very poor judgment.
"… surely a rubber snake tucked underneath the seat would have garnered similar—and certainly safer—reactions from unsuspecting passengers," Colleen O'Brien, PETA's senior director of communications, said.
Failla's publicist says he had a snake handler in the car and shot the footage with the snake's well-being in mind.
That wasn't enough for the TLC. They threatened to revoke Failla's license, but he turned it in voluntarily before they could do so.
He tells the Gothamist he has already gotten TV offers and his stand-up career has taken off as a result of the video. So far, it has around 190,000 views.


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Nov. 14, 2009
CUMBERLAND, ME-Both of the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth's cross country teams improved over their performances a year ago at the NCAA Division III Regionals at the Twin Brooks Recreational Center Saturday. The Corsair men finished 14th in a field of 48 teams while the women were 26th of 47, with each finish two places better than the teams did a year ago.
The women had 808 points. MIT was first with 63 points. The men scored 428 points, Williams was first with 53 points.
Junior Nick Santoro (Shrewsbury, MA/St. John's HS) was the top finisher for the men, finishing 69th in the 8000 meter race in 26:55.9. Sophomore Steve Burke (Norwell, MA/Norwell HS) was 72nd in 26:58.6, sophomore Kevin Gilmore (Hanson, MA/Whitman-Hanson HS) was 81st in 27:05.5, freshman Jeremy Francisco (Dartmouth, MA/Darmouth HS) was 90th in 27:14.4, senior Tim Whelan (Abington, MA/Abington HS) was 116th in 27:33.5, junior Eric Nygaard (Medway, MA/Medway HS) was 175th in 28:37.7, and senior David Buschini (Newburyport, MA/Newburyport HS) was 224th in 29:49.7 . For the women, sophomore Caitlin McGarrigal (Shutesbury, MA/Amherst Regional HS) led the way, finishing the six kilometer race in 59th place with a time of 23:25.4. Sophomore Megan Oliveira (Somerset, MA/ Somerset HS) was 150th in 25:22.4, sophomore Stacey Dybel (Littleton, MA/Notre Dame Academy) was 184th in 26:04.5, sophomore Tessa McGrail (Shrewsbury, MA/Shrewsbury HS) was 191st in 26:07.5, freshman Rachel Leblanc (Somerset, MA/Somerset HS) was 224th in 26:56.0, sophomore Meghan Bohigian (Barre, MA/Quabbin Regional HS) was 228th in 27:01.9, and senior Jess Carpenter (Rutland, MA/Wachusett Regional HS) was 231st in 27:05.9.
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Welcome from the Executive Director
Welcome to the Penn Center for Educational Leadership at the University of Pennsylvania website. From our inception, we have endeavored to be Penn's Graduate School of Education's catalyst for excellence in leadership in the field of education. We embrace the four leadership strands that define the leadership preparation programs in the Graduate School of Education: organizational, instructional, public, and evidence-based. We also strive to deliver these in a system which embraces equity and believes in the achievement of all children.
In addressing these strands and emphases, we have developed programs that improve instruction, the school, the district, and diversity and delivered them both across the United States and worldwide. We are a program and project-centered resource which strives to prepare leaders to address the complex issues of today consistent with research and best practices. Thank you for your interest in us. If you have any questions, do feel free to call or contact us for more information.
Yours in leadership,
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PCEL News & Events
We are thrilled to announce that Dr. Robert L. Jarvis, Director of K-12 Outreach and Equity Leadership Initiatives is now a proud Network Partner of the The Equity-Centered Capacity Building Network (ECCBN).
The Equity-Centered Capacity Building Network (ECCBN) was formed to unite the efforts and share resources and strategies among equity- and excellence-centered capacity builders and to increase the visibility and impact of capacity-building approaches that promote deep and sustainable school and systems change. For more information about ECCBN please visit: http://capacitybuildingnetwork.org/
Penn Project for Civic Engagement Hosts Upper Darby SD Budget Forums
District officials are working with the Harris Sokoloff and PPCE to host a series of community forums that will give community members a voice in making decisions about budget cuts. Read the article here.
DVCEE Hosts Minority Student Leadership Conference
The Delaware Valley Consortium for Excellence & Equity, led by PCEL's Bob Jarvis, held its annual leadership conference for middle and high school students in late November. Check out photos from the event here.


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I am always looking for a way to cleverly displaying my cakes for clients while keeping costs down and style up;) This is a real simple way to do it if you have a tree and a chainsaw to cut it...in my case I think I will be employing a handsome boyfriend to help this lady out...Ohhhh Mr. Mike??
What You'll Need
What You'll Need
A Cross-Cut Wood Plaque (round or oval)
A Cross-Section of a Tree Limb (Make sure the top and bottom are parallel)
Titebond Ultimate Wood Glue (or a similar extra strong wood glue)
A Large Wood Clamp
Cross-cut wood plaques can be found in your local craft store or online at Hofcraft. The come in a variety of sizes ranging from 5 inches to 12 inches in diameter. They are usually found in the section with the wood-burning kits and other wood crafts. They are clean, sanded and ready to use.
1. Take your tree limb section and wipe the cut surface clean. Put a generous amount of extra strong wood glue on the surface. (see figure 1)
2. Place the limb section in the center of the back side your wood plaque and press down firmly. Wipe away any excess glue with a clean, damp cloth. (see figure 2)
3. Place the two joined pieces in a wood clamp and let dry for at least one hour. If you don't have a wood clamp, you can stack a few heavy books on top of your pedestal until it's dry. (see figure 3)
4. Use your pedestals to display cakes and desserts (see figure 4) or use as a base for a centerpiece. If you want to place food directly on the wood surface, coat it first with a food-safe wood sealer. If you would like to keep the wood it's natural color, place a piece of parchment paper beneath your cake or dessert.
What it Cost
Wood Plaques $3.99 – $5.99 each
Tree Limb – Free from our wood pile!
Wood Glue – $3.35
Is this not the greatest idea and so easy. I love it for clients and think with the right cake it looks fabulous!
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Auryn Resources Inc. (TSX:AUG) shares currently have a 125/250 day adjusted slope average of 120.87430. The Adjusted Slope 125/250d indicator is equal to the average annualized exponential regression slope, over the past 125 and 250 trading days, multiplied by the coefficient of determination (R2). This indicator is useful in helping find shares that have been on a consistent upward direction over the past six months to a year. Generally speaking, the higher the 125/250 value the better as this would indicate a consistent increase closely correlates to the actual stock price.
Technical traders may be following indicators to help spot possible entry and exit points. The two main types of indicators are lagging and leading. The leading indicator precedes stock price movements which can be used as a predictor. Lagging indicators may be used as confirmation as they follow price action. Lagging indicators may be highly useful when the market is trending, and leading indicators may be the strongest when the market is moving sideways. Indicators that stay within a certain range are referred to as oscillators. These common indicators are usually monitored for trading signals when the reading gets close to a specific level.
Auryn Resources Inc. (TSX:AUG) of the Mining sector closed the recent session at 2.120000 with a market value of $153206.
Investor Target Weight
Auryn Resources Inc. (TSX:AUG) has a current suggested portfolio rate of 0.02090 (as a decimal) ownership. Target weight is the volatility adjusted recommended position size for a stock in your portfolio. The maximum target weight is 7% for any given stock. The indicator is based off of the 100 day volatility reading and calculates a target weight accordingly. The more recent volatility of a stock, the lower the target weight will be. The 3-month volatility stands at 49.630400 (decimal). This is the normal returns and standard deviation of the stock price over three months annualized.
Drilling down into some additional key near-term indicators we note that the Capex to PPE ratio stands at 0.036691 for Auryn Resources Inc. (TSX:AUG). The Capex to PPE ratio shows you how capital intensive a company is. Stocks with an increasing (year over year) ratio may be moving to be more capital intensive and often underperform the market. Higher Capex also often means lower Free Cash Flow (Operating cash flow – Capex) generation and lower dividends as companies don't have the cash to pay dividends if they are investing more in the business.
Traders using technical analysis typically believe that all the needed information to trade a specific stock can be spotted in the charts. These traders are generally taking a shorter-term view when studying the market. Technical analysts are usually striving to spot the directional trend of a stock. Trends may be noted as upward, downward, or sideways. Many technicians will rely heavily on support and resistance levels in order to make informed decisions when buying and selling equities. These traders are also closely watching volume levels to help gauge activity. Traders are constantly searching for patterns in the charts. There are many different identifiable patterns that traders can look for. Some of these include head and shoulders, triangles, and double tops/bottoms.
In addition to Capex to PPE we can look at Cash Flow to Capex. This ration compares a stock's operating cash flow to its capital expenditure and can identify if a firm can generate enough cash to meet investment needs. Investors are looking for a ratio greater than one, which indicates that the firm can meet that need. Comparing to other firms in the same industry is relevant for this ratio. Auryn Resources Inc. (TSX:AUG)'s Cash Flow to Capex stands at -11.445118.
In looking at some Debt ratios, Auryn Resources Inc. (TSX:AUG) has a debt to equity ratio of 0.00000 and a Free Cash Flow to Debt ratio of . This ratio provides insight as to how high the firm's total debt is compared to its free cash flow generated. In terms of Net Debt to EBIT, that ratio stands at 0.31363. This ratio reveals how easily a company is able to pay interest and capital on its net outstanding debt. The lower the ratio the better as that indicates that the company is able to meet its interest and capital payments. Lastly we'll take note of the Net Debt to Market Value ratio. Auryn Resources Inc.'s ND to MV current stands at -0.028420. This ratio is calculated as follows: Net debt (Total debt minus Cash ) / Market value of the company.
After conducting extensive research and thoroughly combing through fundamentals and technicals, it may be time for the investor to make some tough buy or sell decisions. Investors may be keen to the notion that the frequency of being right in making decisions may not be as important as the magnitude of the correctness.
Near-Term Growth Drilldown
Now we'll take a look at some key growth data as decimals. One year cash flow growth ratio is calculated on a trailing 12 months basis and is a one year percentage growth of a firm's cash flow from operations. This number stands at -0.56884 for Auryn Resources Inc. (TSX:AUG). The one year Growth EBIT ratio stands at -0.55600 and is a calculation of one year growth in earnings before interest and taxes. The one year EBITDA growth number stands at -0.56026 which is calculated similarly to EBIT Growth with just the addition of amortization.
Taking even a further look we note that the 1 year Free Cash Flow (FCF) Growth is at -0.59174. The one year growth in Net Profit after Tax is -0.55039 and lastly sales growth was .
Many new investors may be frantically researching the best way to study the stock market. It is hard to say with any certainty which approach will work out the best. Traders may tend to gravitate towards studying the technical, while longer-term investors may be more likely to use fundamental analysis. Of course, many individuals will opt to use a combination of both. Determining the individual risk tolerance and time horizon can play a big part in deciding which way to tackle the market. Short-term trading can be highly risky and may not be suitable for certain individuals. Long-term investing may be the favored way to get into the stock market, but this may vary from person to person. Investment strategies can range from super simple to ultra complex. The one thing that most stock market followers would agree on is that there is rarely any substitution for hard work, dedication, and putting in the required hours of study.


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The World This Week - February 22nd, 2013 (part 2)
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"Italy's a nation run by old white men". In the run-up to a snap general election, François Picard's panel explains the surge of anti-establishment comedian Beppe Grillo. Also, China's cyber-hacking army and the slanging match over "lazy French workers".
- Craig Copetas, Correspondent-at-large, Quartz/The Atlantic Group;
- Stefan De Vries, Paris Correspondent, Dutch broadcaster RTL4;
- Anne Bagamery, European Day Editor, International Herald Tribune;
- Alberto Romagnoli, Paris Bureau Chief, Rai TV.
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This time, I'm not talking about presentations or extemporaneous remarks, but formal speeches of all kinds. Here's how I started my list:
- Speeches let us meet our leaders and hear what they have to say in person.
- Speeches reveal the speaker's best and worst qualities, which can impact business, politics, world events and more.
- Speeches inspire groups and call them to action.


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The last event planning workshop spawned 24 events in Open Design City for 2 Months. It brought the http://www.graffitiresearchlab.de/ to the ODC, and many skills were shared, from how to program your own Bluetooth Devices to Knitting.
So where do we go from here?
Is there something you missed that you want to learn?
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Last week I posted my podcast with Chris Gray Faust, former USA Today travel editor and creator of Chris Around the World. If you want to read through the interview, go right ahead. I have the transcript that includes the complete interview between me and Chris, proofed for clarity.
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Chris Gray Faust: Great travel places you're not thinking of
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Traveling and writing are two of my favorite things. Put them together and you have what I think is one of the best jobs. And Chris Gray Faust has it. She's the former travel editor of USA Today and creator of the travel Web site, Chris Around the World.
I caught up with Chris the other day to talk about her career and her favorite travel destinations — many of which are off the beaten path. She shared how she discovered them and why you should put them on your list as your next travel destination.
Chris also talked about her travel advice and the inside scoop on her upcoming iPhone app, and much more. You can listen to our conversation in the podcast below.
Chris has been a journalist for over 20 years. She started at the York Daily Record in Pennsylvania and went on to the New Orleans Times-Picayune, The Philadelphia Inquirer, and finally to USA Today. In between reporting on the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, covering urban education, and focusing on numerous other beats, Chris discovered her passion for traveling.
Her latest venture, Chris Around the World, is an outgrowth from her work at USA Today. It's a helpful Web site offering travel tips, books, gear, news, photos, and more from Chris's experiences around the globe.
So pop in your headphones or turn your speakers up, here's another Friendly Planet Travel podcast with Chris Gray Faust.


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Jennifer Hudson forgives family killer
Singer/actress JENNIFER HUDSON has forgiven her estranged brother-in law WILLIAM BALFOUR for murdering her mother, brother, and nephew in 2008 because his tough upbringing left him emotionally damaged.
Balfour was ordered to spend the rest of his life behind bars in July (12) after he was convicted of breaking into the family's Chicago, Illinois home and slaying Hudson's mum Darnell Donerson, her brother Jason Hudson, and seven-year-old nephew Julian King, who was found shot dead in the back of an abandoned SUV (Sports Utility Vehicle) three days later.
However, despite all the pain and suffering Balfour has caused her, the Dreamgirls star has made peace with the situation because he was mentally unwell and too far gone to get help.
During an interview on U.S. chat show Oprah's Next Chapter, which aired in America on Sunday (09Sep12), she said, "Yes (I forgive him) 'cause I feel like for the most part it's not his fault, it's... how he was brought up.
"We tried to offer love, but you were so far gone, that you couldn't even see that. A lot of things came out, that we didn't even know about, from his upbringing, which is like he never had a chance. You never had a chance. Had you had the love that my mother gave us, or the background that some have, then you would've stood a chance. So how could your heart not go out to that?"


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The more footage we get to see from Amazing Spider-Man 2, the more excited we get. And the latest trailer is full of even more endearing Peter Parker quips and epic web-slinging action. We are seriously excited.
The first turn Andrew Garfield made as Spider-Man was good, but hell if this doesn't look great. It feels like director Marc Webb is finally off the studio leash and playing around with a lot more "jokes," especially when Emma Stone screams Peter Parker's real name and then catches herself for revealing his identity — good, good stuff. We are unreasonably excited for this movie.
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Democratic candidate for the 1st Congressional District Elizabeth Colbert-Busch will appear in Bluffton Tuesday to mark the opening of her Beaufort County campaign headquarters.
Colbert-Busch, the sister of late-night comedian Stephen Colbert, will hold a meet and greet at her county home base, 1306 Fording Island Road, suite 108, at 5:00 p.m.
The Charleston native, one of two Democrats vying to replace Sen. Tim Scott in a Republican-favored coastal district, is the director of business development for Clemson University's Restoration Institute at the former Naval Shipyard in Charleston. Businessman Martin Skelly endorsed Colbert-Busch on Monday as he withdrew from the Democratic primary, pitting her against frequent congressional hopeful Ben Frasier.
Her satirist brother, who recently referenced her campaign on "The Colbert Report," is reportedly set to hold a private fundraiser in New York City for Colbert-Busch on Feb. 22.
Primaries are set for March 19.


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