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We are an authentic Mexican Restaurant located in the beautiful community of Baldwin Park, Orlando. With a breathtaking view of Lake Baldwin, Colibri offers both an excellent location and a family friendly environment in which to dine.
At Colibri we pride ourselves on providing consistently delicious food, warm hospitality, and a welcoming atmosphere for our guests. We specialize in both traditional Mexican dishes as well as new and exciting contemporary creations. Be sure to try one of our delicious margaritas that perfectly go along with any of our meals!
Latest News
The Nest Bar is now open!
You can now come visit us at our new location right next to Colibri!
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#easydinnertuesday. That's a hashtag, right? Roasted mixed veggies with a turkey burger patty. Mixed some feta cheese, Worcestershire sauce, and jalapeños into the burger. Easy!
I should call this my "I just went on vacation and need a heavy dose of vegetables" meal. This will make you feel great and clean! Perfect for post weekend or vacation. And it's quick and easy.
Turkey Patty:
· 93% lean ground turkey
· Fresh jalapeño (as much as you can handle)
· 1/2 cup feta cheese
· 2 Tablespoon Worcestershire sauce
· Salt and pepper to taste
Mix all ingredients together and portion out the size patties you would like. Smoke/Grill/Bake for 15 min at 350 degrees.

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Installing rainwater tanks would automatically bring down your water and electricity bills. During the rainy season, you could use the rain water for a host of activities – such a gardening, washing clothes, flushing the toilets etc. Typically, if you use the government-supplied water, you would be using up to 210 liters everyday.
Now that's differently a lot of water on per person basis. And the amounts in the monthly billing would only add to your woes. You can pull a stop on that cycle with the help of rainwater tanks. You'd be more cautious while using the rain water, because you have saved it on your own, and you already realize it is limited.
Energy Consumption
Here's another which will motivate you against water-wastage after installing rainwater tanks. The more wisely you use water, means less energy consumption. The water which goes into the drainage systems, travels and reaches the water-plants, where all the used water is treated and processed and made consumable again. It's a lengthy procedure and consumes a lot of energy. And consumption of energy means the depletion of unrenewable resources. You can minimize this occurrence by restricting water usage at home.
Rainwater Tank for Schools
Schools provide buses and other alternatives such as school vans for the children. Even these buses and vans need to be cleaned regularly so that the children can commute in a clean bus. Washing these buses takes a lot of water. If bus driver attaches a water hose to the rainwater tank, he can wash the buses easily.


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Role Landscape Architects
Architect 3DRied
Client Project 1898
Budget £6,000,000
SCOPE The project for redevelopment of The Royal York Hotel in York presents an opportunity to review the wider hotel grounds, and address some of the existing landscape issues including car parking and access across the site.
KEY INTERVENTIONS A central driver for the proposal is improvement of the hotel's historic facade and restoration of the gardens it overlooks. Further areas of focus include the creation of a landscape setting for the new bedroom extension, improvements to the visual appearance of the existing conference centre, mitigation against the loss of a number of mature trees, the create a new courtyard between the existing conference centre, and new bedroom extension and the rationalisation of existing car parking arrangements.
LEGIBILITY AND VISUAL AMENITY The proposal looks to improve the legibility and visual amenity of the hotel grounds and create a series of coherent spaces that function both individually and as part of a wider network.


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Designed for use with our ultralight alcohol stoves, the Aluminum Windscreen has top and bottom cut-outs for proper ventilation and flame management. For DIY alcohol stove makers the windscreen can also serve as a light load pot support.
- Sturdy aluminum construction for lightweight wind protection
- Folds flat and compact to fit in most cooking pots
- Can be used as a light load pot support
- Weight: 1.3 ounces (38 grams)
- Height: 3.2 inches (81 mm)
- Length: 16.4 inches (416 mm)
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Do you have any Question?Question: Do you have a titanium version? 28 Nov, 2013Answer: At this point we don't. We're trying to find a way to make one that won't cost more than the stoves do. Keep checking back!Question: will this fit in the 750 ti lite mug with the triad? 20 Jan, 2014Answer: Yes, it will. You can even fit a Vargo folding spork, Vargo Titanium Flint Lighter, matches, butane lighter, or other fire starter, too.Question: Do you make a steel version? 04 Sep, 2015Answer: Unfortunately, we only make them in aluminum.Question: Is there video showing how they assemble together and fold up and whether you can add more pieces 17 Jan, 2016Answer: The Aluminum Windscreen comes together in one hinged piece. Unfortunately, you can't add more pieces though this is large enough to accommodate most needs. To see how it works, check out part of our Triad video here: https://youtu.be/po4oWJMS49k?t=20sQuestion: What are the folded up dimensions? Thanks, 19 Dec, 2016Answer: Overall is 86 mm x 81 mm folded.Question: Can these windscreens be stacked to create a taller windscreen? 15 Feb, 2017Answer: Possibly, but as they weren't designed for that purpose, we can't give you a definitive answer.Question: When you say light load pot stand - what kind of weight are you talking about? And what happens if it is too heavy? Do the hinges buckle? Thanks! 02 May, 2017Answer: We don't recommend anything more than a liter of volume/weight. The potential is for the panels to bend under the weight if it's too heavy.


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For many years now we've been watching Bollywood movies with a typical plot; where a girl from an affluent family gets settled with a guy from a poor family. Sounds clichéd but this is how the story would be woven in those days. With time, Bollywood has certainly moved on, but it seems that there still exist such incidents where we can clearly relate the real stories to reel ones.
One such story is that of Angeline Francis Khoo, who is the daughter of Malaysian tycoon, Khoo Kay Peng and former Miss Malaysia, Pauline Chai.
According to Forbes, Khoo Kay Peng has a net worth around $300 million.
Hailing from an affluent family, Angeline didn't consider money as a barrier while falling in love. She listened to her heart and married Jedidiah Francis.
Caribbean-born Jed is a data scientist and fell in love with Angeline at the Oxford University.
Typically, like every father, her father turn down this proposal. But Angeline stood by him and gave up everything for her true love.
In an interview with DailyMail she said,
I believed Dad's stance was wrong, so there was no question about what was right. I've been fortunate to have that perspective: you can have money and it's a blessing; it allows you to do things and gives you options, but there are also things that come with it, such as control.
It's been ten years now, and Jed and Angeline are leading a happy married life. Though she said it wasn't easy as it sounds,
I always had a budget, but it became critical. To me it was the hardest but the best time of our lives. I think Jed would say the same. It was the most bonding; it gives you a foundation.
Mum was really good about making us aware of people in less fortunate circumstances, but unless you experience what it's like to worry about how you're going to pay for your food and bills, you can't ever really get it.
Someone has said it right, money can't always buy happiness. Sadly, Angeline's mother went through a hard phase of her life when she and her husband thought to split.
The Malaysian press covered the divorce extensively and in this crisis, Angeline stood by her mom because it was her mom who supported her all through her life when her dad was busy striking deals in dollars.
Talking about her father, she said,
He was only around once or twice a year. We knew that when he came we would be called into his office and given a list of things to fix: "Your grades are not good enough, you're not behaving, you're not presenting yourself properly.
He had everything: a loyal, beautiful, smart wife and children who love him regardless of whether he has money or not. I feel that at his age he's vulnerable. When you don't have that much longer ahead of you, you shouldn't spend your days being angry and resentful.
Having a close look at their family we realized one thing- love, happiness and peace are not bound to money, it is the bonding and togetherness that stays forever.
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News/Updates for Branch 109 Gibsons Legion
Important Notes:
- No Meat Draw Saturday, December 26th. Next Meat draw will take place Sunday December 27th with Trivia by Brenda "What have you got in your bag, or pocket?"
Join in for some great fun!
- Don't Forget Levee Day, Jan. 1st! Moose Milk served while quantities last, SILENT AUCTION in the Hall, live entertainment by Half Cut and the Slackers from 1pm – 5 pm, Bar open noon -7pm.
- Sunday, January 4th during the Meat Draw Trivia with Judy "Are you smarter than a school grader or "Are you smarter than a 60 year old".
Come Down and Test Your Trivia Knowledge!
- Next Friday Night Dinner will be Friday, Jan. 8th – Menu to be announced
- First Live Entertainment for Jan 2016 – Saturday Jan. 9th – Chillin Dylans


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Report: Charter, Comcast Mull Joint Bid For TWC
Just when you thought the pursuit for Time Warner Cable couldn't get any wilder, reports surfaced Friday that Charter and Comcast – earlier in the day said to be weighing individual bids for the second largest MSO in the country – are now investigating the possibility of a joint offer for the cable giant.
According to Bloomberg News, Charter and Comcast have discussed a joint bid for TWC and would divide the assets between them. The report, citing unnamed sources, said the discussions were preliminary and that a TWC breakup is one of several options being considered. The report did not say how big a joint bid would be, how the assets would be split or when the discussions took place.
The Bloomberg report is the latest in what has been a flurry of speculation touched off by a Wall Street Journal article late Wednesday that Charter was lining up bank financing for a TWC bid. That report begat a later revelation from CNBC that Comcast was "seeking advice" on regulatory issues surrounding its own possible TWC bid.
While both Charter and Comcast have each declined comment on the speculation, the latest news helped lift their stocks. Comcast shares closed at $49.52, up 4.4% ($2.07 each) on Nov. 22, while Charter shares rose 6.1% ($7.70 each) to $134.66. Time Warner Cable shares set a new 52-week high Friday, closing at $132.92 each, up 9.8%. or $12.06 per share


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The Midwestern University Eye Institute is your source for exceptional eye care at affordable prices.
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As a full service eye and vision clinic, the Eye Institute provides comprehensive eye exams, glasses and contact lenses, disease screenings, sports vision training and vision enhancement for athletes, low-vision and rehabilitative vision services, pediatric care, and a 24-hour on-call optometrist.
Primary eye care includes the identification, treatment and prevention of conditions and diseases that may affect and potentially threaten a patient's vision. A primary eye care exam encompasses a comprehensive vision examination to include glasses and contact lens examination, disease screening, treatment for common eye diseases, and education on risk factors and disease prevention.
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Johns Hopkins Engineering recently launched a new master's degree program in data science that students can complete online.
The curriculum blends computer science and applied mathematics, and prepares students to analyze relationships in complicated data sets. To earn the master's degree, students will complete ten courses in subjects like data visualization, cloud computing, and statistical models.
The worldwide demand for deep technical expertise in data science has already begun to skyrocket, said Thomas Longstaff, co-chair of the program.
We're excited to offer cutting-edge courses in this area to new students and also current students who are interested in supplementing their coursework, continued James Spall, also co-chair of the program.
To learn more about the online Data Science program, please visit its webpage. We also invite you to read the Hub article about the news.
Interested students can attend a free online information session on Tuesday, November 15, 2016, from 7 to 8 p.m. EST.


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An eye catching pair of brilliant cut diamond stud earrings with a total weight of 0.20cts. The G/H SI quality stones are secured with four wire claws and have post fittings. Crafted from 9ct white gold they are perfect for every day wear and would make a wonderful gift for any special occasion.
This piece is made to order - Usually shipped within 1-2 weeks. If you have a specific deadline, please contact us before purchasing the item and we will see what we can do to meet your requirements.
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Academic Advising
Mission Statement
The mission of the MTSU academic advising process is to provide a quality, student-centered environment that promotes intellectual growth. This process is dedicated to fostering a collaborative and mentoring relationship among advisors, students and the university community. Students are encouraged to think logically, critically and creatively in order to assume ownership of their lifelong educational goals. Advisors guide students through a variety of support services that enable them to make a successful and holistic transition in the MTSU and global community.
Objective: To understand university, college and degree program policies and requirements.
Need to meet with an advisor?
Undecided majors will be advised by the advising staff from University College until solidifying a major of choice.
When students declare a major, the major department will assign a faculty advisor. Students may view their assigned advisor including contact information in their PipelineMT account. In the event that faculty advisors have not been assigned or are not available, students may also contact the college of their major to speak with a college advisor. Click on the college listed below to be directed to the college advising website for contact information.
College of Basic and Applied Sciences
- Aerospace
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- Accounting
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- Early Childhood Education (Pre K-3)
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- Comprehensive K-12
- Interventionist K-8, Interventionist 6-12
- 6-8 (Science, Social Studies, Math, English)
- Interdisciplinary Studies K-5
- Students wishing to teach grades 6-12 should major in the teaching discipline with a Secondary Education minor from Educational Leadership
College of Behavioral and Health Sciences
- Criminal Justice Administration - Concentrations in Law Enforcement and Homeland Security
- Health and Human Performance
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- Public Relations Recording Industry
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University College
- Integrated Studies
- Professional Studies majors
- Undecided Majors
Students with questions regarding the Honors program should also contact the Honors College.
- Buchanan Fellowships for incoming freshmen
- Transfer Fellowships
- Frequently Asked Questions
- Information for current MTSU Honors students
- National Fellowships such as the Fulbright and Goldwater
What takes place during an advising session? How should I prepare?
Expectations of Students
- Schedule regular appointments with faculty and/or college advisor.
- Review major/program policies and requirements using the MTSU Undergraduate Catalog and make a list of questions and concerns.
- Clarify personal values and goals; follow through and accept responsibility for academic decisions and performance.
- Keep a record or file of your academic progress and goals and bring it to scheduled appointments.
Advisor Responsibilities
- Possess an understanding of university/college/program requirements in order to effectively communicate those requirements to others.
- Provide a teaching/learning environment for students to share thoughts, aspirations, concerns and interests.
- Encourage and guide students to define and develop realistic educational goals.
- Assist students with making course selection and career-related decisions; make referrals when appropriate.
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The Philippines include more than 7000 islands stretching over 1750 km (1100 mi) of the western Pacific. The archipelago was a Spanish colony until the Spanish-American War of 1898, which brought the islands under U.S. administration. Japan occupied the islands during World War II (1942-45) and the country became independent shortly thereafter (1946).
This page describes lighthouses of Palawan Province in the southwestern Phillipines. Palawan itself, the major part of the province, is a large but narrow island, about 450 km (280 mi) long but rarely more than 50 km (30 mi) wide. Separating the South China Sea on the northwest from the Sulu Sea on the southeast, the island is largely undeveloped and includes many outstanding natural areas. Palawan Province also includes islands to the northeast and southwest of Palawan Island as well as many of the reefs of the Sulu Sea. The province is sparsely populated with fewer than 800,000 residents spread over a very large area.
The lighthouse preservation movement is gaining some momentum in the Philippines. Until recently all of the historic light stations were in very poor condition. However, the Philippines Coast Guard, which operates aids to navigation in the country, has recently repaired and renovated many of the towers. An "adopt a lighthouse" program has taken hold and there's hope more extensive restorations will be carried out within the next few years.
Philippine lighthouses are often called parolas, an apparent adaptation of the Spanish word farola. Many Philippine lighthouses are not well known so better information and photos are needed.
ARLHS numbers are from the ARLHS World List of Lights. Admiralty numbers are from volume F of the Admiralty List of Lights & Fog Signals. U.S. NGA List numbers are from Publication 112.
Culion Island Light, Culion, April 2010
Panoramio photo copyright jhohng; permission requested
Brookes Point Lights, Brookes Point, August 2010
photo copyright Ton Abengoza; permission requested
Cape Melville Light, Balabac, May 2018
Google Maps photo by Mahal Ko
Tubbataha Reefs Light, Sulu Sea, May 2009
Flickr Creative Commons photo by Stephen McGrath
Information available on lost lighthouses:
Notable faux lighthouses:
Adjoining pages: North: Mindoro and Romblon Area | East: Southern Mindanao | South: Labuan and Sabah | West: Spratly Islands
Return to the Lighthouse Directory index | Ratings key
Posted July 24, 2005. Checked and revised September 13, 2019. Lighthouses: 29. Site copyright 2019 Russ Rowlett and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.


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Cockroaches Pest Control
Call Wee Critters today to book our Cockroaches Pest Control services for your home our work place Cockroaches
Cockroaches are a high risk pest to have in the home.
They carry a range of serious illnesses including salmonella, dysentery, gastro-enteritis and typhoid.
The risks of contracting an illness are particularly high in homes with more susceptible people such as children, the elderly or those fighting existing illnesses.
Droppings from cockroaches have been linked with increases in eczema and asthma.
Beyond the health risks, cockroaches are a distasteful pest to have in the home. Not only are they disturbing by sight, but cockroaches produce an obnoxious odour that taints food and any objects they come into contact with.
Cockroaches can breed rapidly and are highly resilient. A quick response is essential to ensure a cockroach infestation does not become established or spread to neighbouring properties.
Cockroaches – signs to look for:
- Live insects – cockroaches are nocturnal and hide during the day. You will most likely see them when turning on the light in the kitchen at night
- Egg cases (oothecae) and cast skins – cockroaches shed their skin 5-8 times as they mature
- Cockroach droppings – cockroaches leave a dust of black/dark brown droppings that are cylindrical & less than 2mm wide if water is scarce. They are found on horizontal surfaces & wall-floor junctions where cockroaches run
- Smear marks – cockroaches produce these marks instead of droppings if water is readily available, they are brown in colour and irregular in shape
- Odour – established cockroach infestations produce an unpleasant, musty smell & this is most noticeable close to the harbourage
- Damage – cockroaches are omnivorous and will eat almost anything, food stuffs, organic goods including leather, books, paper, clothing and animal matter (such as hamster or rabbit droppings – as well as their food). They will also consume packaging, plastics etc…
Preventing Cockroaches in the Home
Sealing entry points can help prevent cockroaches from entering the home. Key areas of risk are gaps under doors or around pipes to the exterior, or neighbouring properties.
Also seal gaps where cockroaches can harbour – cockroaches are nocturnal and hide during the day in cracks and crevices in the walls, around skirting boards, under bathroom and kitchen sink cabinets, behind washers & dryers, under or behind other major appliances such as fridges and freezers or behind electrical sockets.
For more details contact our friendly team at Wee Critters today.
Why Choose Wee Critters
- Reliable and extremely affordable service
- No hidden costs
- Free advice and reassurance
- Local run family business
- Discount for all senior citizens
What Our Customers Say
We have been using Wee Critters since Graeme and Sylvia started in business and have always been delighted with the service, Graeme is highly conscientious, very pleasant and his knowledge goes before him. We highly recommend and support this local family run firm.
We have used the services of Wee Critters for over 2 years and they have always been highly efficient and very fast at responding. Graeme is the first person we would go to and have no hesitation in recommending Wee Critters to anyone.
I have worked with Graeme and Sylvia since they started in business, they are always very attentive and do an excellent job.


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Create your account and start a masternode without any technical knowledge.
At Goldnode you can join a shared masternode or start you own (full) masternode. Each masternode is devided into 100 seats/shares. Goldnode will manage the setup and maintenance of the Masternode.
First you need to decide what coin you want to pick. This is probably the most crucial part from you end. Before a coin gets listed on Goldnode, we do a quality check of the crypto/coin project. We are always looking for a long-term project that has a solid foundation regarding it's proposition, roadmap, team and Masternode incentive.
A Masternodes needs a predefined stake amount to be started. An example could be 5000 coins, so to start a full masternode you need a total of 5000 coins. This can be quite expensive for many mastrenodes and to be able to join in on the rewards we offer the possibility to join a shared. This means you can get 1 of 100 seats for 50 coins or 5 seats for 250 coins. This reduces your risk a lot.
After you have transferred your native coins for a full or shared masternode. It will be started and listed in your Dashboard (for shared it needs to reach its cap first). From here you can withdraw your rewards to any wallet address.
If you own more than 51 seats (majority) you can at any time dismantle the masternode and withdraw all your funds. This will of course mean the masternode is killed and will not get any more rewards.
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2013 marks the 40th anniversary of the infamous 1973 OPEC oil embargo. In one of the most transformative events of the last century, OPEC leveraged its oil production monopoly to protest the United States' political support of Israel. Gasoline here in the U.S. was rationed, domestic strategic oil reserves were tapped and lines at gasoline pumps were long, tiresome and sometimes violent.
To make matters worse, 1973 became the pivot point for ever-increasing oil prices, which negatively affected gasoline, chemical manufacturing, fertilizer prices and probably contributed to the recession in the early 1980s. While Americans were left on the skids, the Arab world enjoyed abundant luxury and a seemingly endless revenue stream, which most OPEC countries used to support the social costs of their new wealth and to keep domestic unrest at bay. It was simply a mean-spirited and irresponsible misuse of global economics.
However, in a little publicized event this month, the International Energy Agency (founded in response to the 1973 embargo) published its oil market report entitled, "Supply shock from North American oil rippling through global markets" (http://www.iea.org/newsroomandevents/pressreleases/2013/may/name,38080,en.html). The report, among other positive news, reported that oil and natural gas production gains in the U.S. and Canada are so disruptive that they will almost surely marginalize the global influence of OPEC. Because oil prices are determined in the global marketplace, prices won't go down much, but the oil and gas will be ours, not theirs.
For those of us tired of high trade deficits, dependence on Middle East sheiks and oil money funding for terrorists, this report is equally and inversely transformative as the events of 1973. What do they say about paybacks?
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We have a list screen to display results and we have data coming back for all columns. We want to Hide some columns (at runtime) when the screen loads based on values in property store (through scripting). Can you please let us know if there is anyway to do this? (We can't use the extended data mode on the list screen for this scenario).
We also have a couple of questions:
1. I am attaching a screenshot of our list screen (Screen_A.JPG). For some events in the list screen, the scripting statements that we put in there are not being executed.
For ex: Under Events, we selected "OnRowWillAdd" and we put a simple inform statement and it is not being executed. Are we missing anything or can you please let us know how it works? (Same is the case with "OnRowWasAdded").
2. Please take a look at Screen_B.JPG. The script written for OnLoad works only if "Name" column is in Extended Data(Under View properties -> Display Mode is chosen as Inline Explosion on All Rows). Can you please let us know if there is any other way to write the script so that we can access the "Name" column through scripting even if it not put in the Extended Data list?


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Man airlifted from Lagoon Pocket motor vehicle accident
The Sunshine Coast RACQ CareFlight Rescue helicopter crew has airlifted a patient from the scene of a serious motor vehicle accident this afternoon, just hours after honing their skills at a mock motor vehicle accident training exercise.
This afternoon's accident occurred on Mary Valley Road at Lagoon Pocket, just south of Gympie, where it is believed a single vehicle left the road and careered into a tree.
A 26-year-old man, the passenger in the car, suffered suspected multiple injuries as a result of the crash.
CareFlight's Maroochydore-based rescue helicopter was tasked to fly to the scene shortly before 2pm, and met emergency services personnel at the accident site shortly after.
The man was flown to Nambour General Hospital in a stable condition.
Earlier in the day, the same Sunshine Coast RACQ CareFlight Rescue helicopter crew took part in a multi-agency training road traffic crash scenario at Kenilworth, organised by the local Queensland Ambulance Service First Responder Group.
The mock incident involved two vehicles and three patients, and was an important opportunity for the CareFlight crew to hone their skills at an accident scene.


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PRESS PHOTOS BY C. RICHARD CHARTRANDGrace Lutheran Church, 28 W. Main Street, Macungie, hosted its first free community meal in Fellowship Hall Jan. 12. Members served shepherd's pie and offered friendship to those who attended. The next community meal will be held Feb. 9. ABOVE: Members of the church and the community enjoy a meal at Grace Lutheran Church with 82 people in attendance. Meals were
The meal is prepared by Amy Crowe, Bonnie Day and the church kitchen crew. In addition to shepherd's pie, apple salad and pickled cabbage were served. There was an abundance of desserts to enjoy.
Serving Louise Hahnlen are Norma Gruber, Dee Martin and Bruce Gruber.


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The Natural: Stylish and Sustainable Home Furnishing
Meeting the needs of those looking to furnish their homes with both style and sustainability, furniture designer Bob Naboicheck, the fourth generation owner of Gold Bond International, recently released 'The Natural,' a stylish, eco-friendly and modern-day futon. The Natural, which was designed specifically for the 'Greenest House in America,' is manufactured with 100 percent rubber wood – the most ecologically friendly lumber in the world. While most trees are cut down prematurely to create furniture and other lumber-related products, rubber wood is only cut down after it completes it latex cycle and 26 – 30 year life. Rubber wood is never cut down prematurely, wasted or burned – it is only used after its death to create sustainable furniture.
Too often, homeowners shy away from purchasing futons because they characterize them as a 70s or 80s design trend. In creating The Natural, Gold Bond's vision was to develop a chic, modern-day futon that offered firm support and comfort for both lounging and sleeping. Unlike the ones from 20 years ago, today's futons are manufactured with all the latest innovations and fashions found in traditional mattresses, including wrapped coiled springs, memory foams and even toppers.


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Cosmetic Dentistry is a skill few practitioners perfect. Dr. Akbar is among the top cosmetic dentists in the Marietta, Georgia area. Her specialized training combined with the latest technology and techniques provides her patients with compassionate care and professional expertise.
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Firstly, I can't tell you how nice it was to not have to go to derby practice last night. Not that practice is awful or anything - I <3 Derby!! It was just nice to start my 2-month-long-leave-of-absence with a Monday evening to myself.
I made dinner*, watched a couple of episodes of "Ghost Hunters", went for my first walk/jog of the Couch to 5K plan, painted my nails & toenails, watched a couple of episodes of "Friends", and read a bunch of my book. It was so nice & relaxing - just great to have a change, you know?
*this is what I made for dinner. Homemade mashed potatoes, beet chard steamed with low-sodium veggie broth, and my favorite, a Morningstar BBQ "Riblet". It was DELISH!
This morning I got up early and went to Yoga with my friend Stacey. Our usual yoga studio moved to a new location, just down the street from where I'll be living with John very soon! What's even better about that is it's right next door to a wonderful lil' place called Hutch & Spoon.
How CUTE is this place?? What a lovely little gem, nestled on a little corner in Denver. I just got coffee (Stacey was sweet enough to buy me a cup), but the food looks AMAZING. Beet salad with bleu cheese & roasted walnuts? Uhm, yes please!! Bagels with cream cheese & orange marmalade? YUM!
I'm definitely going to have to come back here when I move closer to the area. Or just go after yoga all the time. ;) They use a lot of local ingredients for their food, and it looks as though a lot of their furniture / cups / light fixtures / chairs / etc are re-used and re-furbished. My kind of place!
What was great too was that I was up early enough to do this yoga class (6:30am), hang out with Stacey for some coffee (until 8:15am), and read my book* (until 9:15am) before heading into work! WOW! I really wish I could start every day this way... If I could only avoid the snooze button....
Stacey & I (pre-makeup, mind you) enjoying our coffee after yoga! :)
*The book I'm reading (before I start my book club book) is Catching Fire - the 2nd book in the Hunger Game series. If you haven't read these books yet, you TOTALLY should. I am really enjoying them! What's hilarious is that my mom bought the copy that I'm reading in New Zealand when she was vacationing there because she couldn't wait until she got back to the States to continue the series. Unfortunately, books are a lot more expensive there, so she paid $23.00 for a paperback book that would have cost her $9 here! Haha!
Anyway, so far the books have been exciting, scary, touching, empowering - really really wonderful. I adore the characters too. It looks like they're going to start banking on films of these sometime next year, so you'd better read 'em before the movies come out! :)


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Virginia Women to Virginia GOP: Now You've Made Us Angry. REALLY Angry.
In case Virginia's governor Bob McDonnell thought the firestorm ignited by the vaginal-rape bill (which was altered to remove the vaginal-rape part but was sent to the governor still containing the medically-unneeded mandatory ultrasound part) was going to die down any time soon, he was sadly mistaken:
About 500 women's-rights activists gathered on the grounds of the state Capitol today to protest legislation requiring an ultrasound before getting an abortion.
They planned to march to the Executive Mansion to protest House Bill 462 and other legislation proposed by the General Assembly that they see as an assault on women's reproductive rights.
Many of the women wore red arm bands to show their support. Some carried signs that expressed sentiments like, "Gov. McDonnell Get Out Of My Vagina" and "Mind Your Own Private Parts."
How did McDonnell react? By siccing cops in full riot gear on unarmed protesters, most of whom were women. (Gee, sounds like a typical raid on a typical Occupy site, doesn't it?) Thirty-one persons were arrested: Seventeen women, fourteen men. You can watch what happened in the video above.
Note to Governor McDonnell: Arresting women's-rights activists won't make your little problem go away.


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The Rwanda NCDI Poverty Group met for the first time in March 2017, under the leadership of Chair Permanent Secretary Dr. Jean Pierre Nyemazi and group coordinator Dr. Marie Aimee Muhimpundu. During the Commission's first meeting, four working groups were established and Rwanda-specific NCDI disease burden data were reviewed. The Rwanda NCDI Poverty Group is now assessing baseline NCDI data and country-level fiscal space.
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Jeanine Condo (MD, MSc, PhD)
Dr. Jeanine Condo is the Director General of the Rwanda Biomedical Center. She obtained her PhD in Public Health from Tulane, and her MD from the National University of Rwanda.
Jean Pierre Nyemazi (MD, MSc, MHCDS)
Dr. Jean Pierre Nyemazi is the Permanent Secretary of Health of the Republic of Rwanda and has been working in global health delivery for 10 years. Prior to his current position, Dr. Nyemazi led the Planning, M&E, and Business Strategy Division of the Rwanda Biomedical Center, with a strong focus on improving and delivering health care in a more efficient and sustainable way. He has also held leadership positions as the Deputy Director of the National HIV/AIDS program and the Principal Investigator for PEPFAR/CDC funded projects to Rwanda Biomedical Center.
Dr. Nyemazi earned his medical degree and Master of Science in Field Epidemiology and Laboratory Training from National University of Rwanda and also holds a Master of Health Care Delivery Sciences from Dartmouth College. He has published articles and abstracts presented at both national and international conferences, as author and co-author, relating to HIV/AIDS, TB, Malaria, Health Systems and innovations to advance global health equity.
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Bagahirwa Irene
Pacifique Mugenzi
Joseph Mucumbitsi
Marie Aimee Muhimpundu
Simon Pierre Niyonsenga
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Gahire Rose
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Our country is built on the promise that anyone can come up with an idea that changes the world. We've seen it time and again, a subtle improvement or a whole new creation that captures the world's imagination -- spawning new industries -- from Facebook to the iPhone to the clean energy revolution.
Investing gives individuals and institutions the opportunity to tap into the growth potential of these companies and industries, while giving them access to needed capital. It's how the system works.
Unfortunately, one of the largest investors in America isn't investing as much as it could: America itself. Partisan politics fueled by Big Oil donations have tied the government's hands when it should be making smart investments with returns that reduce our national debt, build new businesses and spur innovation.
There's no better place to be investing right now than in renewable energy.
The American solar industry has seen triple-digit growth for the past two years. In 2010, wind power generation accounted for 26 percent of all new energy production. And this is in the midst of the worst economy since the Great Depression.
Imagine you were given $1,000 to invest. Would you invest in a business that increases air pollution and asthma rates among children, or one that decreases pollution? Would you invest in a business that is dependent on extracting a limited and increasingly hard to find resource, or one that taps into infinite resources and leverages innovation for future growth?
You would probably invest in the fastest growing sector of the global economy, clean energy.
But some in government, like Congressman Darrell Issa, see things differently. He is trying to take down our country's fastest growing industry by dismantling green jobs training programs. Training programs signed into law by George W. Bush -- programs that are preparing American workers for our new economy.
Not shockingly, some of Issa's biggest contributors are named Chevron, ExxonMobil and ConocoPhillips.
New industries require training -- training that new businesses don't have time or money to invest in. Again, take training for green jobs. Our solar and wind industries are growing at a rapid clip, but they are facing stiff international competition, in which still-young businesses are trying to compete. Investments in training are an ideal role for government -- a low-cost, effective way to build human infrastructure that can be leveraged by growing businesses and industries. And in a recession, investing in training programs just makes sense. Laid off workers are trying to add skills that will help them transition to good jobs. But they don't have money.
Green jobs pay higher, are more available to those with only a high school degree -- and are growing faster than jobs in the rest of the economy. It's a smart sector in which to invest.
There are currently 85,000 Americans working in the wind industry and more than 100,00 are working in solar. Nearly 50 percent of solar companies recently surveyed said they are expecting to add jobs in 2012. But, they need American workers prepared for these jobs.
How the American economy is powered in 100 years is a choice we make now. It was investments made by the American government that helped create the Internet, the tool that powers our information economy, the tool that created an enormous explosion of private sector wealth in the 1990s. Private capital leveraging public investment for the broader good of the country. We've seen it work. The difference? The Internet didn't face opposition from an industry hell-bent on preserving its economic dominance.
The renewable sector is the most entrepreneurial in America. It deserves robust investment -- needs it, in order to compete in the global marketplace with heavily subsidized firms in China and Europe. Both Europe and China are subsidizing because they have recognized that the clean energy race is a race for a super charged economy and super-power status.
This is no moment for timidity. It's a moment to celebrate and dive deep into a system that built our nation -- a system that prizes innovation, rewards investment, and gives every American the opportunity to succeed.
We need government on the side of American workers, not polluters.
That's an ideal worth investing in.
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Jill and Ian are partners in both their business and personal lives. They have built The Stamp Man business together for over 25 years. They have also built many friendships with customers during this time.
The Stamp Man History
Jill Tuck and Ian Hart are partners of The Stamp Man, retailers of art rubber stamps and craft accessories. The Stamp Man is located in Yorkshire in the UK and has been established for over 25 years, and were at the forefront of the paper crafting craze, before it was even considered a hobby. They were based in a retail shop in Craven Court Shopping Centre in the town centre of Skipton for most of this time but have now moved and concentrate on their online shop and attending shows.
In the beginning their partnership had a different name but it soon changed as their customers unwittingly renamed it! Stamping and using embossing powders was a fascinating concept and Jill and Ian had put together a starter kit that Ian demonstrated all day, every day, for years. Customers would visit their craft stands at shows to watch Ian's demonstrations of the embossing kit and it was the customer's children that could be heard saying "I want to go and see the stamp man". Jill thought it a brilliant and natural re-name for them, and it has remained ever since.
After attending weekend craft fairs the business grew and they had permanent stands during the week at craft centres. Ian was based in Skipton and Jill based in Ilkley. This was over 25 years ago and some of their first customers are still making cards, how wonderful is that! Eventually they moved into a permanent shop in Craven Court Skipton where they stayed for over 17 years before moving to their current location.
During this time, Jill appeared on Create and Craft TV, a 24 hour dedicated craft shopping channel for about 7 years with pre-recorded shows in the beginning before moving on to the live show format.
They have offered an mail order service since 1995 and an online shopping service since 1999.
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Flitch Green Academy is somewhat unprepossessing – at least from the outside. But once you go through the door, it's a different story.
The very first thing that strikes you about this small (around 210) rural mixed 4-11 school are the brightly coloured windows in the hall area. On a sunny day, especially, they definitely raise the spirits! But there's more to the school than that.
Although I visited Flitch Green to talk about technology – specifically, iPads and mobile learning – I discovered that as in any good school the technology serves the vision of the school, which is about learning. To be more specific, the school aims to engender and develop the following skills:
· Confidence
· Collaboration
· Critical thinking
· Creative navigation
· Overcoming challenges
It achieves this through challenges based on a home-grown scheme of work in which lots of subjects and skills are interweaved with each other through a central scenario. For instance, one of the projects involves investigating what has happened to a toy that has gone missing. The children are not even told which toy it was, and so they have to piece it all together from the descriptions given. That entails investigating different kinds of materials, creating a toy, and even comparing old and new toys – which in turn provides an opportunity for the children to quiz their parents and grandparents. The technology is brought into the picture as and when appropriate.
Speaking of which... Each teacher has been issued with a MacBook, and each classroom has access to 10 iPads and one MacBook between two pupils. As far as 'apps' are concerned, the teachers are encouraged to identify what they want the children to learn, and then select the apps accordingly. In other words, the education comes before the technology.
The reason that the school went for a mobile technology approach was that, in the words of Nathan Lowe, the Acting Principal,
"We want to ensure that technology is used as a tool for learning and to allow children to use technology in their chosen learning spaces. We did not want a computer room, as in real life we don't go to a special room to do our computer work!"
I saw the technology being used in various ways. For example, in the Reception class the children were using them to explore nursery rhymes. In Year 3, children investigating and recreating an Indian banquet did online research, created an animation and developed a music soundtrack using both recorded loops and original compositions. Year 4 children were making a television documentary, whilst the Year 5s were working on timeline of English monarchs using both film and music.
A few things struck me. First, all the children I spoke to seemed to be supremely confident and capable. So, was this evidence of the now discredited "digital native" idea? I asked them where they acquired their skills, and they all told me that they had learnt them earlier in their school career. So, it seems that the children were taught the skills in a way that was related to the work going on at the time, and not in a "Here is how you use the whole of iMovie" kind of way! I've always thought that teaching on a "need to know" basis – learning the skills you need when you need them – is the most sensible approach.
Second, the children were allowed to select the technology they needed when they needed it, except where the teacher had set a non-ICT activity.
Third, as you will discover if you watch the short video interviews (see below), the children were highly articulate in what they had done using ICT – and those interviewees were fairly typical of all the pupils in that respect.
Fourth, the technology is being used to engage and motivate the children in interesting ways. For example, to overcome some pupils' reluctance to do homework, their teacher, Emma Wildman, told them they could present it in whatever form they liked. Hence the video about solids, liquids and gases referred to in one of the interviews. Another example: everyone will tell you how hard it is to encourage boys to write. Emma has tackled this by getting them to make videos: doing so helps the boys structure their thoughts, which they can then channel into writing. No wonder that Emma told me that she can't imagine being able to motivate and engage a whole class of pupils without this technology on hand!
Fifth, although I was there for just a couple of hours, Flitch Green struck me as what I call a "thinking" or "learning" school. The Acting Principal, Nathan Lowe, told me how he has been influenced by the SAMR model, which posits the idea that technology can lead from enhancement to transformation. Also, the new Year 5 classroom will not have an interactive whiteboard: instead, having done a fair amount of research, Lowe has decided that a better approach would be to have a couple of ordinary whiteboards and a couple of Apple TVs, which will enable the pupils to very easily display their efforts on the screen without even having to move from their chair, let alone stretch to reach the whiteboard.
That the children are what might be called 'active learners', with the teacher often facilitating rather than didactically teaching, has been borne out by the school's own lesson observations and pupil surveys as well as by visitors such as myself.
Lowe's vision is summed up, in his own words, thus:
"We want teachers and children to learn together with new technology, and for the children to see their teachers as learners too."
Two children talk about their work...
For further information about the school, please visit http://theflitchgreenacademy.co.uk/ and http://www.apple.com/education/profiles/flitch-green


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Goat Cheese Salad with Basil Vinaigrette
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I find myself ordering this salad at almost every restaurant that it is offered. I believe that the first time I ever tasted it was in St. Maarten. The fresh baguette and goat cheese lured me right in. The creamy goat cheese truly compliments the flavors in the vinaigrette. This salad makes a light yet satisfying entrée.
For Basil Vinaigrette:
- 1 Garlic clove, peeled
- 2 tbsp. White Wine vinegar
- 2 tsp. Dijon Mustard
- 2 tbsp. Fresh Basil, Thinly Sliced (You can use dried basil, if that's what you have on hand.)
- 5-6 tbsp. Extra- Virgin Olive Oil
- Kosher Salt and Freshly Ground Pepper to taste
For Salad:
- 5 oz. Mixed Salad Greens
- ½ cup seedless red or green grapes, cut in half
- ½ cup glazed pecans (store bought)
- 8 Slices of fresh baguette, sliced about ¾" thick
- 8 Slices of Goat Cheese
- Extra-Virgin Olive oil for drizzling
- Preheat the broiler.
- Rub the garlic clove inside of a large bowl, and leave in the bowl.
- Add the vinegar, salt and pepper,Dijon mustard, and basil, stir to mix the ingredients, and then slowly whisk in the olive oil.
- Meanwhile, drizzle the olive oil on each slice baguette and then top with a slice of goat cheese. Place the slices of baguette and goat cheese under the broiler until the cheese is warm, and slightly melted. About 2-3 minutes
- Remove the garlic clove. Add the mixed salad greens, grapes, and glazed pecans to the bowl and toss together. Drizzle the basil vinaigrette over the top. (You may not use all of the vinaigrette.) Place 2-4 slices of baguette on each plate. Serve the salad at once.


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"Permanent Midnight" author and screenwriter Jerry Stahl has signed on to pen a script for "The Thin Man" remake at Warner Bros. Pictures says Heat Vision.
The 1934 film starring William Powell and Myrna Loy, based on Dashiell Hammett's novel, follows an alcoholic former P.I. named Nick Charles and his wealthy heiress wife Nora who investigate a murder that involves an eccentric inventor and his bizarre family.
These polished and sophisticated society types spend as much time engaging in witty banter with each other as they do investigating the crime. Five sequels were produced, while David Niven and Maggie Smith's memorable roles in 1976 satire "Murder By Death" were directly inspired by the series.
The aim is to keep the period setting of the book, but adopt a contemporary sensibility. Johnny Depp is attached to star and produce while Rob Marshall is in negotiations to direct.
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Esko-Graphics to Decrease Focus on Commercial Printing Market
Monday, September 20, 2004
Press release from the issuing companyGent (Belgium), September 17, 2004 – Esko-Graphics today announced some adjustments to its business strategies. The company will from now on primarily focus on the Packaging market, offering value-adding solutions combining hardware and software products with a growing selection of customer services and consultancy. In the Commercial Printing segment, Esko-Graphics will concentrate on SCOPE workflow software, on smaller format CtP devices for polyester and violet plates, and on Espresso, the company's innovative 4-up Computer-to-UV-Plate (CtUP) system. "When asked by customers for advice on what strategy they should adopt, we have a straightforward answer: understand the drivers of your business, make clear choices, build innovative extensions to your existing strengths, and help your customers reduce costs and create value", says Kim Graven-Nielsen, President and CEO. "We follow exactly the same principles for Esko-Graphics. We see the rapidly changing market dynamics in the graphics industry, and have evaluated the feedback from the many people visiting us at DRUPA 2004. We now make the choices that will best serve the interests of our company and its customers, and that will keep Esko-Graphics at the forefront of the industry". More focus on Packaging Esko-Graphics' Packaging activities currently account for over 60% of its revenues. Sales are growing strong in all regions and have increased by 11% over the first half of 2003. The new solutions announced at DRUPA have been very well received by customers and prospects alike, and further growth is expected for the rest of the year. "Packaging is our major flagship today", comments René Delbar, Senior Vice-President Marketing. "We have earned an industry reference position with unique value-adding solutions, and with many products that are leaders in their respective segments." Esko-Graphics' SCOPE software suite seamlessly integrates graphic and structural design and pre-production with asset and project management. CDI platesetters image over 90% of the digital flexo plates used worldwide. More than 1,700 Kongsberg samplemaking and digital conversion tables are installed in 50 countries. "The Packaging market is a healthy and growing business environment, attracting many new customers. We have decided to put more focus and resources towards this booming part of our activities, to grow and expand it even further", concludes Delbar. Distribution and service to the Packaging markets will continue through Esko-Graphics' direct sales organization, as well as through qualified resellers around the world. Commercial Printing "The Commercial Printing market is served by many suppliers and shows little or no overall industry growth", states Graven-Nielsen. "Fierce competition leads to price pressure and low margins. It becomes very difficult for us and for many other offset CtP suppliers to maintain a sustainable business in this segment". Despite more attention and endorsements for violet CtP from the industry, the market development so far has been constrained by the limited availability of plates. "Considering both these elements, we have decided to stop further investments into our PlateDriver violet CtP product line and to direct our efforts towards growth areas where we have a strong product position", concludes Graven Nielsen. Esko-Graphics' will refocus its distribution organization for Commercial Printing towards its expanding OEM and reseller channels, carrying the DPX, PlateDriver Compact, DotMate CtF and EskoScan product lines. SCOPE workflow software will also remain an important part of Esko-Graphics' offering to the Commercial Printing market. The company will continue to offer customer services for the installed base of all hardware and software products, directly or through distribution partners. Changing the strategy for Commercial Printing will create a number of redundancies in several areas of the company, mostly related to violet CtP. In total, up to 15% of Esko-Graphics' total workforce may be affected. Espresso around the corner The new Espresso 4-up Computer-to-UV-Plate product has been presented with great success at DRUPA. Espresso is capable of digitally imaging conventional pre-sensitized plates with UV light, and offers printers a very affordable option to adopt a CtP workflow. Excited prospects and distribution partners confirm Esko-Graphics' vision on the many market opportunities across the printing industry. The Espresso development team currently makes the last refinements to quality, reliability and performance. Field testing will start shortly. Esko-Graphics plans to commercially introduce Espresso during the second quarter of 2005.
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Here is a selection of installations done in the past few years.
This work from 2017 is a political statement on migration and refugee situation in Denmark, which in recent years has gone through a number of tightening measures in the legislation.
It is impossible to understand and imagine a world without migration, all living in nature migrates, it is one of the conditions for living in our world. We all seek to improve our lives, survive in the world, we are looking for the best for our family and ourselves. And sometimes it takes you to flee away from the places we know and are comfortable with. But it's not as easy every time. Especially when doors around the world are closed, walls are being built that tighten boundaries. Bird cages are built for culture, population and development in general.
I see that as a very restricted way of looking at the world. Inger Støjberg, the Danish Minister of Immigration and Integration, has become a symbol of this kind of attitude in Denmark. This installation is a magnified portrait of Inger Støjberg who awkwardly sits with her seeking hands around herself, drawing her own greedy limits.
" Den Lille Casa"
Is a little installation, 20 x 20 cm, which represents a person trying to establish communication with his family.
The character is sitting in an small room while a sound is playing in the background, voices that cross in between noisy sounds.
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This was a little installation based on me getting to know Denmark. I was particularly caught by the windows and all their small differences in color when passing by Gellerup on Ringvejen, and wondering: who lives there and there or there ?
I made a lot of portraits of people I saw walking around on some diapositives i found in the area.
"Hus nummer 20"
This was made especially for the space at Gallery V58 during their Winter exhibition 2014/2015. I created a room for an artist who is surrounded by his own artworks while sitting on a sofa watching TV.
"From A to B"
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While this is an interior design blog and we are in the business of designing and creating custom hardware, we also happen to live and work in California, a state this is ripe with active faults. Since the American Red Cross has designated April "Earthquake Preparedness Month" we thought we would share some of their tips to help insure the safety of you, your family and your customers. After all, is there anything more important than the safety of those who visit your homes and businesses?
Here in California and many other parts of the country and the world, small earthquakes are a common occurrence. However, "the big one" will hit some day and we must all be prepared. If you reside in California or any other part of the world that sits on an active fault, you are no doubt familiar with the occasional shaking of the ground, often preceded by a low rumbling sound. Your windows shake, the chandelier swings and, if the quake is strong enough, items in cupboards and on shelves shift. More often than not these small quakes are nothing more than something to talk about over the water cooler the next day. Nevertheless, it is important to be prepared if a large quake should hit in your area.
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I've been loving the Maybelline Brow Satin lately and it is definitely one of my favourite eyebrow products I've ever tried, however Goof Proof has definitely since taken over the top spot. Benefit has always been one of my favourite high end brands, and I have always been a big lover of their Gimme Brow. When I saw the were releasing a huge new line of eyebrow products I was beyond excited. I picked up this little smaller size Goof Proof in the July edition of Ella Magazine, and I have fallen in love with it.
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This came out like crap. None of the squares match up at all. I could use some tips on the glue up as that is where I failed.
The edge grain board was glued up and flattened perfectly. I then cut it into strips using my sled and cross cut blade. I arranged the pieces and did a dry fit with clamps. There were no gaps at all and it lined up perfectly. I made a jig out out melamine to aid with the glue up. It's basically a platform with a fence on one side. Obviously it shifted when I glued it. It was tough to tell because of the squeeze out. By the time the squeeze out hardened up enough to scrape off and not smear into the rest of the board, it was too late to fix it.
The good news is my router plane worked well and made flattening it a breeze. The design isn't great either but This was largely a proof of concept made from scraps, and I didn't have high hopes.
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#1 posted 11-14-2012 06:44 PM
Try adding a second fence on your glueup platform. That would register two edges of the cb, and should prevent alignment problems.
-- Willie, Washington "If You Choose Not To Decide, You Still Have Made a Choice" - Rush
#2 posted 11-14-2012 06:45 PM
Oh no, the worst one was burned at my house several months ago :-)
I am sure the CB masters here can help you out!
-- Nature created it, I just assemble it.
#3 posted 11-14-2012 06:50 PM
Monte, this is headed for the burn pile as well – unless I can come up with a need for a "shop" cutting board. It's definitely not going in my kitchen, that's for sure.
Shooting brads is an interesting idea. I think you are right though – they may split.
#4 posted 11-14-2012 07:00 PM
Nothing horrific about the board – I wouldn't be tossing it out. We are our worst critics….
-- -- Don in Ottawa, http://www.donebydon.ca
#5 posted 11-14-2012 07:28 PM
What Don said. But I can see from the pictures that your lumber was NOT quartersawn.
If you really feel bad about it, why not route out a channel at the border joints to fool the eye and hide the mishap? The slight misalignment at the center looks really good to me actually.
I use the "brutal drying" method when veneering (I use a clothes iron on the veneer stock before even cutting it to dry it out as much as I can so it won't move afterwards), as it's even more sensitive to moisture than thick lumber. You could build yourself a small kiln of sorts to make sure all the woods are bone dry before cutting them, and use epoxy to glue them up. That way when all is said and done you won't have any major movement.
Or for small parts, if the oven in your kitchen can be set to ~ 75°C (and the wood doesn't stink!), when Mrs LumberJill isn't home, well, you get the point… ;) Wood won't burn at such a low temperature, as long as your oven is really well regulated and the lumber doesn't touch the upper heating elements.
-- Thomas - there are no problems, there are only solutions.
#6 posted 11-14-2012 07:32 PM
The wood was all KD and I'm pretty sure it was nice and dry. I have never in my life seen quartersawn walnut or purpleheart, so I don't even want to know what it costs :)
The pieces definitely shifted during glue up. I actually ran the edges through the table saw to square them up (on the cross cut sled) as they were SOO off.
#7 posted 11-14-2012 07:45 PM
It doesn't look horrible to me. Hey, you can always speak to how difficult it was to create the appearance of mis-algnment : )
-- atta boy Clarence!
#8 posted 11-14-2012 07:50 PM
It looks fantastic at my end. There are times when imperfections bring out the beauty of a thing.
#9 posted 11-14-2012 07:53 PM
i think it looks pretty cool because the pieces are shifted consistently off. The sapwood is awesome too.
Or crosscut it down the middle of the second glue-up seam, and re-glue it. That should fix it perfectly.
If you really hate it, i'm sure someone would take it for free. (i would)
-- Joel
#10 posted 11-14-2012 07:57 PM
Joe, this link should help ease your pain just a little. Mike was a good friend of mine and I got to see this wreck personally. He had a good sense of humor about it and learned from his mistake. You will work it out :)
-- There is little that is simple when it comes to making a simple box.
#11 posted 11-14-2012 08:09 PM
It doesn't look as bad as you think. Obviously it shifted while glueing. Glue is slippery stuff when wet and the pressure between clamps can do some crazy things to a level board trying to react to the pressure. I've had a few of my boards do this in the past. It is also one of the main reasons I specifically design my boards to offset all of the joints. See some previous 2-3-4-3 patterns.
I wouldn't give up so quickly. I would (and have in the past) set up your table saw fence and cut through the worst joints. Easiest would be to cut off the maple ends lengthwise and re-glue them into place. You could also make one rip right down the center where the maple meets purpleheart. With those 3 cuts and ample time spent on setting up the glue clamps, I think you will be fine.
-- Measure, cut, curse, repeat.
#12 posted 11-14-2012 08:19 PM
McLean has very sound advice Joe. The board is more than salvageable and just fixing the Maple ends alone would make a huge difference visually. The fix really is nothing more than just a couple cosmetic tweaks.
-- There is little that is simple when it comes to making a simple box.
#13 posted 11-14-2012 08:20 PM
An easy fix for alignment might be to make a jig to drill a small hole that you can put a dowel in to help align everything. Doesn't have to go all the way through, just enough you could put a 1/4" long dowel halfway into each piece, then you'd have everything lined up without any fuss and your clamps couldn't shift things around on you.
Just set up a fence with a stop on your drill press, set your depth stop, and trial on a few pieces until the hole is right in the center of the sections, then drill flip drill flip drill flip until you're done. Also would help make sure everything is level as well, so you wouldn't have as much cleanup to do because of pieces that didn't quite lay flat.
#14 posted 11-14-2012 08:30 PM
This board has great looking woods and is far from being firewood. I was going to say the same thing as Mclean to just rip the edges off and cut out this misalignment on the both the dark and light woods and reglue. I don't see the need to cut it down the middle. Some times it's not just knowing how to make something it's also know how to fix what goes wrong. Remember you know all of the defects in your projects, but 98.5% of the folks out there will think it's great and the others will still think it looks great even though they think something might be a little off.
#15 posted 11-14-2012 08:37 PM
Those are all really good tips. I've already moved on to the next one, so this is just a happy accident. Fixing the maple on the ends is a great idea though. I may give that a shot. My only issue would be flattening it again. It's waxed and finished. Getting that off is no fun at all.
David, that's pretty funny! here is my first attempt. It exploded in clamps. This is why I do a dry fit with clamps now:
I break pieces off from time to time for segmented turnings.
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