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Savanna Allred, a recent OSSO alumni in Cuenca, has decided to use her new business to give back to the children who changed her life.
Says Allred, "After serving the children living in the OSSO orphanage in Cuenca, Ecuador, I could not stop thinking about the angels I met there. Upon my return home I yearned to help in some way but simply could not find an efficient way to contribute. The least I could do to give back to the children who permanently changed my life was to create a community where everyone could easily help. This is the perfect way to easily make a difference. Tossd Salt Spray will donate $1 to the OSSO orphanage in Cuenca, Ecuador with every purchase."
We are grateful for volunteers like Savanna who gave their heart to the children of Ecuador, and continue to find ways to serve from home.
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Chelsea Hamblin is an OSSO alumni who is now married with two boys. She opened her etsy shop in November of 2014 and generously donates a portion of her proceeds to OSSO.
When asked why she decided to donate to OSSO, she replied, "I started an Etsy shop November 2014 because I love sewing and I wanted to do something that allowed me to continue to stay home with my boys. I decided to donate 5% of my profits to OSSO shortly after opening my shop. Why OSSO? I was a volunteer in Cuenca, Ecuador at the beginning of 2008. I was able to see first hand the good that this organization does for the children. It is a great cause and I strongly believe in and support their efforts to help the children living orphanages. I wanted to do anything I could to give back because my personal experience with them was so great."
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With the legislative session half over, I finally got the view of New
Mexico politics I've been waiting for. It happened yesterday in a
little Roundhouse hearing room. What I literally saw were sharply
dressed pols questioning commission candidates. What it felt like,
though, was looking down on the Grand Canyon from a hot air balloon.
It was pure, glorious, money-motivated politics.
I'll try to make this simple. Four people were supposed to be
confirmed as members of the State Fair Commission by the Senate Rules
Committee. They'd all been sitting on the commission already, and had
been charged late last year with voting for a 25-year lease of the
State Fairgrounds to the Downs at Albuquerque. The lease, which was
approved, is going to be worth more than $1 billion to the Downs over
those 25 years. That was mentioned repeatedly.
The Downs may have "at Albuquerque" in its title, but its two owners
(Windham and Turner) are Louisianans who gave Gov. Susana Martinez
thousands of dollars for her campaign. Then, after she got elected and
right before it was time to decide who got the fairgrounds deal, they
gave her PAC thousands more dollars.
So four fair commissioners were up for approval yesterday by Senators.
Two of those commissioners had voted against the Downs lease last
year, and two had voted for it. The two who voted for it got grilled.
One might hope that our elected legislators would have had an
opportunity to review this huge deal before it was signed, but they
didn't. So senators took the opportunity yesterday to ruminate on the
Downs deal.
None of them like it. One of the commissioners is a Republican,
appointed by the Governor, but when she tried reviewing the details of
the contract last year before voting on it, she was told she needed to
file an Inspection of Public Records Act request and the governor's
office sent her a letter saying she'd have to pay for copies of
Commission members tasked with voting on a massive contract with the
state usually don't have to submit official requests or pay for paper
when they're trying to investigate the deal.
There's a lot more to this. At a meeting with Albuquerque
neighborhoods around the state fairgrounds, commission members who
were in favor of the deal voted even though the other commissioners
said they weren't ready and the public thought that vote would be
taken at a different meeting. Also, a company who lost out on the
lease is suing to make sure they got a fair look.
Tim Jennings, a Democrat from Roswell with a bushy mustache, said the
Downs lease "stinks" and wondered whether they could get the Attorney
General involved. He thinks the state should go back to the table to
renegotiate the deal. "Crooked stuff to line people's pockets," was
one term he used.
Jennings also noted, interestingly, that a camera recording the
confirmation hearings for the state's record disappeared after a
couple rounds of tough questions about the deal.
And then something stranger happened. Once the hearings were over –
and the commissioners who voted in favor of the lease weren't
confirmed by the rules committee – a letter came down from the
governor's office. It said Martinez was withdrawing all the nominees.
They weren't her picks for commissioners any more.
I would have asked the governor's office why she did that, but they
ignore me. Here's what her spokesman told the New Mexican: "The level
of misinformation and political grandstanding during the committee
hearing today was staggering. The governor wants all of the facts and
information to be available to the Senate, which will dispel their
baseless and transparent political attacks."
Charlotte Rode is the commissioner who has been digging into the deal
despite being told she had to pay for copies and submit official
requests. Her issue this entire time has been the lack of transparency
in the process, and the fact that the governor has controlled every
step of the awarding of this lease to the Downs.
Her objection to the contract, she said, "was a matter of process. I
felt the process was kept in the dark, which was inappropriate because
of the size of the contract."
And now, oddly, the governor has pulled all the commissioners from
their posts on the day the Downs deal was finally getting scrutinized
by legislators. It's fascinating timing, and it's equally fascinating
that she's making a claim to want all facts available when what she's
actually done is prevent the larger Senate body from questioning the
commissioners who voted in favor of the deal.
Gingrich and Romney can spit on each other all day and night, but this
Downs deal is real politics. This is a high-stakes game here, of moneyand political power plays.

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Vineyard in Sarajevo and Venice Film Festival with World of Shorts
A short film maganize published by Daazo.com
A short film maganize published by Daazo.com
Hande Zerkin
Izmir, Turkey
* Make a good plan.
* Record your videos.
* Take notes and journal about your project
I started to make films in university. I graduated Aegean University, Faculty of Communication, Radio TV Cinema Department. When I started, I didn't have any idea how I can make a film. But, I watched films, read cinema books, took photos, attended lessons. Then I realized that this is only way that I can tell stories to people for me. So, I've been making short documentaries and taking photos since 2007.
I prefer directing my own films. For other projects, I frequently work as Cinematographer or Cameraperson. I'm also taking photos and this gives me great point of view and understanding for being behind the camera. I directed a few short films and documentaries, and attended festivals. I talked with people, they gave me feedback. Now, I'm trying to make films that have more meaning and quality.
I'm using the Canon 5D Mark II, so this is my favorite camera. It's small with a 50mm lens, and I can bring it anywhere I want. Also for making interviews I always prefer using my Canon with 50mm. Besides, I use analog cameras for taking photos. My favorite cameras are Lubitel B, Praktica LTL, Diana CMYK.
Now, I'm working on two projects. One of them – I will make a Remix Video for "Remapping Europe" project. It's about immigrants who live in Tarlabasi/Istanbul. We will try to make awareness for and reflect point of view about immigrants' problems. The other project is about Mr. Mümin who lives in his own vineyard. This area will get destroyed in a few months, and we're recording this process with my friend Gözde Efe. Additionally, I'm working on my master thesis is about "Violence in Coen Brothers' Films." I have a websitewww.handezerkin.com. I'm sharing lots of news about my projects.


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High School Sports
Tonight's high school football game: Chehalis at River Ridge
Chehalis (2-0) at River Ridge (0-2), 7 p.m.
About the game: While it's only the third game of the season, this is a crucial Evergreen Conference game for both schools. Chehalis, which beat R.A. Long 27-9 last week, has been successful running the football. River Ridge will have to figure out how to stop the run and use a ball-control offense to keep Chehalis off the field.
About Chehalis: In last week's victory, the Bearcats had a pair of 100-yard rushers. Quarterback Griffin Squires rushed for 112 yards, averaging nearly nine yards a carry. Drew Johnson rushed for 160 yards on just 18 carries. Chehalis ran for 336 yards and finished with 409 yards in total offense.
About River Ridge: The Hawks lost starting quarterback Josh Rood on their second possession of a 31-0 loss to North Thurston last week. Rood is out with a broken collarbone. Ross Creamer showed promise as Rood's replacement. River Ridge was its own worst enemy as it fumbled seven times and lost three. The Hawks were held to just 59 yards rushing. After scoring 13 points in the first quarter of the Hawks' season opener against Timberline, River Ridge has not scored in the past seven quarters.
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Dolby Launches the Next-Generation Dolby Cinema Experience
Dolby Cinema will feature the Dolby Vision projection system, which uses optics and image processing to deliver high dynamic range with enhanced color technology. The first Dolby Vision projectors and titles for theatrical exhibition are expected in 2015.
Early Dolby Cinema locations will be equipped with the most advanced high-brightness laser projection technology available today with 4K, high-frame-rate 2D and Dolby 3D capabilities. When Dolby Vision content becomes available, the Dolby Cinema laser projection systems will be replaced with Dolby Vision projection systems. Dolby Cinema will also feature the Dolby sound technology, Dolby Atmos. Dolby Atmos moves audio around the theatre, even overhead, with richness and depth. The sounds of music, people, and things flow all around the theatre in sync with the action.
The design of the cinema itself can be customized. Additional features may include a wall-to-wall-to-ceiling screen, atmospheric lighting, and faceted acoustic panels designed to enhance the sound quality. In addition, all Dolby Cinema locations will undergo a visual and acoustic room treatment.
Dolby says the first Dolby Cinema sites will be located at the newly constructed JT Cinemas complex in Eindhoven, Netherlands, and the UCI/Cinesa La Maquinista complex in Barcelona, Spain.


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About Vini
Rajasvini Bhansali, Thousand Currents Executive Director
Rajasvini (Vini) has served as Thousand Current's (formerly IDEX) Executive Director since 2010. Working with grantee partners and social movements in South Africa inspired Vini to step into the Executive Director position when it opened up. Vini is a passionate advocate for participatory grassroots-led social change and movement building and finds that Thousand Current's approach to partnership truly reflects her life's work. In a wide-ranging career devoted to social and economic justice, she has led a national social enterprise, managed a public telecommunications infrastructure fund addressing digital divide issues and worked as a researcher, planner, policy analyst and strategy consultant. Vini also worked alongside community leaders as a capacity builder for youth polytechnics in rural Kenya for over two years. Born and raised in India, Vini earned a Master′s in Public Affairs (MPA) with a focus on technology and telecommunications policy from the LBJ School of Public Affairs at the University of Texas at Austin and Bachelor′s degrees in Astrophysics and Interdisciplinary Studies from UC Berkeley. Vini has been involved in community organizing and volunteer board roles for the last two decades. She currently serves on the board of Greenpeace USA, a leading independent campaigning organization that uses peaceful protest and creative communication to expose global environmental problems; Voice of Witness, an organization that works to illuminate human rights injustices through oral history projects; and the Rockwood Leadership Institute, an important provider of transformative leadership trainings for social change nonprofit and philanthropic organizations. She is active on the international planning committee for the Association of Women in Development (AWID) forum and involved with various philanthropic collaborations including Bay Area Justice Funders Network (BAJFN), International Agroecology Fund, International Human Rights Funders Group (IHRFG), Engaged Donors for Global Equity (EDGE) and Africa Responds.


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Thanks to our friends at Gate Expectations, we like their timber durability chart
Ever wondered how long certain types of timber last? We at Theo's Timber have stumbled across this infographic which details the durability of wood varieties. Using the rings of a tree, this is more of a spider chart than an infographic. It is quite novel.
Why do we love this durability diagram? Apart from the graphic design and novel approach, it is a useful reference for DIY-ers. If you're buying – or know somebody who has purchased flat pack furniture – it is equally useful. The levels of durability in this graphic are consistent with the British Standards Institution ratings.
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Making Anaesthesia Safer
Patient safety is core to all aspects of the College's training, education and standards for anaesthesia, critical care and pain medicine.
What is patient safety and what is an untoward incident?
When a patient receives health care, the highest possible standards are intended and expected. These standards cover the medication prescribed, the equipment used, the environment in which that care takes place and the actions of the people responsible for that care.
Occasionally an unexpected event may occur or the patient's response to the treatment may not be as anticipated. When these things happen, this event is described as a patient safety incident or an untoward incident. In serious cases, this may describe a situation where the patient has been harmed. Any harm sustained by a patient not caused by their existing health problems is considered a patient safety incident. Research shows the majority of safety incidents are caused by failures in systems rather than the fault of an individual healthcare professional.
Reporting and learning
In order that patient safety incidents are kept to a minimum, and to work towards eliminating them completely, the Royal College of Anaesthetists (RCoA) encourages clinicians to report any patient safety incidents that occur during their work. By doing this, analysis of risks and accidents that may have harmed a patient previously can be shared. Clinicians can then learn to take the relevant precautions to prevent similar incidents happening again. In partnership with the NHS Commissioning Board (NHSCB) and the Association of Anaesthetists of Great Britain and Ireland (AAGBI), the College is taking the lead in reporting and learning from patient safety incidents.
An increase in the number of reported of incidents can lead to a greater level of concern amongst the public. But, increased reporting usually indicates an increased attention to safety issues and a wish to share what has been learned. Reporting helps to ensure similar incidents are less likely to happen again. In fact, it is unlikely that increased reporting denotes a rise in the number of untoward incidents.
The Safe Anaesthesia Liaison Group
The Safe Anaesthesia Liaison Group (SALG) includes members of the RCoA, AAGBI and NHSCB. A representative from the RCoA Lay Committee also sits on the Group. There are also a wider number of advisory members drawn from anaesthetic subspecialties and other organisations with a patient safety focus. This wide range of expertise is tasked with reviewing the reports and turning them into tools for learning or to recommend changes in current practice.
Tools for Learning
An example of the learning outcomes of reporting is the SALG Safety Notification – Guaranteeing Drug Delivery in Total Intravenous Anaesthesia. A number of reports were made by healthcare professionals concerning the risk of inadequate amounts of anaesthetic drugs being administered. This risk resulted from the use of specific equipment for this procedure which was shown to have unexpected limitations. In response to these reports, SALG produced a Safety Notification which was disseminated widely across healthcare networks, websites and publications to inform clinicians of the risk and to advise on specific safety precautions.
Should I be worried?
Every healthcare procedure carries an element of risk and for the majority of patients this risk is very low and an untoward incident is highly unlikely to happen. Even so, we are not complacent and there is always room for improvement. Media reports of a rise in the reporting of incidents should not be seen as a reason to be more concerned about undergoing a healthcare procedure, but rather a sign that all areas of healthcare are coming under the microscope more than ever before, to see what has gone wrong in the past and to ensure it does not happen again in the future.
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One Size Fits All, Except Me
During my lunch break today, I went over to Party City to get a flapper costume. There were two different options, which was ideal, as my roommate needed one too, so I bought both of them. One was red and marked "one size fits all" and the other was black and marked "large." I neglected the gym to run them home to show my roommate before she headed out for work. We decided that we would each try them on and then pick whichever seemed to fit each person more appropriately. Since she is working, I was the guinea pig for trying them on. I put on the black "large" one first. It fit really well and was long enough that I didn't feel like a total slut. Then I put the red one on.
Let me take a pause here to elaborate on my body type. Full disclosure:
I'm five-six and a size eight.
I'm not a stick, nor would I even say I'm skinny, but I wouldn't say I'm fat either. Yeah, you can tell I eat candy on the reg and, as I already admitted in this post, I am pretty good at making excuses to not go to the gym. But I am by no means a beluga whale.
Now back to the dress. Me and my still-carrying-some-baby-fat-at-22 body got pretty excited to try on the red dress after the general success of the black one. I throw it over my head, and notice it's getting stuck a bit more. I pull it all the way on, and have the pleasure of getting to tug at it to make it sit right. It's shorter and tighter than the same dress in black labeled "large."
Well, shit. How good does that make me feel that a dress proclaiming that it fits ALL is nice and snug on me? On one hand, I'm like "whatevs I guess that costume company is just like Abercrombie and are assholes that exclude fat people," but then on the other hand I'm like, "I'm not actually fat, so why are they marketing this as fitting everyone, when clearly it's not going to?" And then if I had a third hand (so I guess maybe my foot), I'm like, "well, maybe I could hit the gym a bit more, and maybe I do need to lose a bit of chub."
While I try not to let weight-issues bother me, I did used to be a baby meatball and have always had body conscious issues. Little reminders like this always sort of suck. While I'm going to still wear the dress, and going to rock the shit out of it, there'll always be a bit of extra smug snugness there to remind me that everyone apparently is skinnier than me.


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February 19, 2016 – March 5, 2017*
*extended from February 26, 2017
Provident Hospital can claim a number of "firsts"in the history of American healthcare. It was the first private hospital in the state of Illinois to provide internship opportunities for black physicians and the first to establish a school of nursing to train black women. It was one of the first black hospitals to provide postgraduate courses and residences for black physicians and the first black hospital approved by the American College of Surgeons for full graduate training in surgery. Provident also offered an important forum, a proving ground for ideas about black self-determination and institutional survival. "Provident Hospital: A Living Legacy" at the International Museum of Surgical Science is the story of this landmark institution, told through rarely exhibited records, photographs and physical objects (including historic uniforms) from the Hospital's history. Organized as a collaboration between the Provident Foundation, organized to preserve the legacy of Provident Hospital and its founder Dr. Daniel Hale Williams, and the International Museum of Surgical Science, "Provident Hospital: A Living Legacy" examines health history and social history as not only parallel but interdependent in this country.
Schedule a tour for your school group or family
This exhibit is created by The Provident Foundation:
And made possible with major contributions from:
Dr. Michael Simon
David J. Vitale
Drs Raymond Curry and Kristi Kirschner
The Office of Civic Engagement – University of Chicago
Drs Joan & Jeffrey Matthews
Gary and Denise Gardner Foundation
Leslie Pilot-Gatton
Emancipated Partners
The Provident Foundation also recognizes
Provident Babies:
Arthur Slater
Dr. Doriane Miller
Dr. Thomas Pitts
Provident School of Nursing Alumni:
Dr. Vivre McClellan
Dr. Sarah Crawley


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While rumors have swirled for quite some time that SNK Playmore's King of Fighters XIII will be making its way to Steam, few official details have been released regarding a PC version. But it appears we finally have some confirmation courtesy of a new trailer that recently found its way to the gaming platform.
The video, which features some gameplay and cutscene footage, ends with the normal King of Fighters XIII logo appended with a brand new Steam Edition signifier.
A number of registry assets for this title have been added to Steam recently, so it's very likely we could see an official announcement sometime in the near future. We'll be sure to keep you updated as this story develops.
Let us know what you think of these developments and whether or not you plan on picking up this release in the comments below.
UPDATE – Tony Cannon has confirmed that this release will not be using GGPO netcode.


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The ultimate strawberry breakfast pastry! This scrumptious Strawberries & Cream Breakfast Braid is made with store-bought crescent dough and a few other simple ingredients, making it incredibly easy to make. Perfect for your next brunch or weekend breakfast!
The spring and summer months bring copious amounts of fresh strawberries. As a kid, strawberries were my absolute favorite fruit. My mom had a small strawberry patch near the clothesline beside our small family home in rural South Dakota. My brother and I would go out in our bare feet and pick strawberries right off the vine. No buckets needed – we ate the sweet, fresh berries as soon as we pulled them off the stems. Sweet, wonderfully juicy and the perfect snack on a warm summer morning.
As an adult, strawberries are still one of my absolute favorites. I love turning these red, sweet berries into everything from my Strawberry Coffee Cake to a delicious Strawberry Shortcake Martini! Because cream cheese is also a perfect compliment to fresh strawberries, making this delicious Strawberries & Cream Breakfast Braid has been on my must-make list for quite a while.
An amazingly simple strawberry breakfast pastry, this simple breakfast treat comes together in no time at all.
Here are the simple steps to making this delicious Strawberries & Cream Breakfast Braid:
Step 1: Roll out crescent dough and spread cream cheese mixture
The secret ingredient that makes this delicious breakfast pastry so simple is the store-bought crescent dough. This is a huge time-saving shortcut to making this breakfast pastry, and makes the prep come together quickly. I prefer using non-perforated crescent dough, but I realize not all stores carry this. If you cannot find the non-perforated crescent dough, pick up a tube of the regular crescent dough.
Next, cream together the cream cheese and 2 Tbsp. of the granulated sugar. Spread in the center of the dough, leaving about 4″ in each side, and about an inch or two at the bottom and top.
Step 2: Cut 1″ strips on the long sides of the dough
Using kitchen shears or a sharp knife, cut diagonal 1″ strips into the sides of the dough. This certainly does NOT have to be perfect. The dough will actually be stretched and folded, so if your strips are uneven (or even cut in the wrong direction – like what I did in the next photo), its not a big deal at all. 🙂
My less-than-perfectly cut dough strips.
Step 3: Top the cream cheese mixture with the berries
To the chopped strawberries, add the remaining 2 Tbsp. of granulated sugar and corn starch. Stir together to coat the berries. Then, pour the berries over the top of the cream cheese mixture that has been spread on top of the pastry dough.
Next, starting at the end, begin folding the dough strips on top of each other. Alternate each side to create a braid-like design. Continue until all of the strawberries are encased into the dough.
Step 4: Sprinkle the top of the dough with turbinado or raw sugar
This is a fantastic way to add some texture to this strawberry breakfast pastry. Each bite will have a tender crunch from the sugar atop the pastry. Sprinkle the sugar over the top of the braid and the place into the oven to bake. Bake at 375 for 15-18 minutes. The pastry will bake to a beautiful golden brown – at this point you'll know it's done.
Step 5: Mix the glaze while the pastry is baking
While the pastry is in the oven, mix together the glaze. Once the breakfast braid comes out the oven, let cool for a few minutes. Then, drizzle the pastry with the glaze while still warm.
Slice and enjoy!
This strawberry breakfast pastry is amazing served while still warm. Enjoy with an Vanilla Bean Iced Coffee. It's fantastic for your next brunch or weekend breakfast treat.
I hope this recipe inspires you to enjoy the amazing flavors of fresh strawberries this spring and summer. As soon as this pastry hits your lips, the sweet, creamy flavors will take you back to your childhood of eating berries fresh from the strawberry patch. Enjoy! ~Erin
If you loved this delicious strawberry breakfast pastry, be sure to check out some of my other similar recipes:
Blueberry Cream Cheese Breakfast Braid
Apple Cinnamon Cream Cheese Breakfast Braid
Pumpkin Cream Cheese Breakfast Braid
Here's the recipe for this deliciously simple Strawberries & Cream Breakfast Braid:
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The ultimate strawberry breakfast pastry! This scrumptious Strawberries & Cream Breakfast Braid is made with store-bought crescent dough and a few other simple ingredients, making it incredibly easy to make. Perfect for your next brunch or weekend breakfast!
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- 1 (8 oz.) tube, crescent dough sheet
- 4 oz. cream cheese
- 1/4 c. granulated sugar, divided
- 2 c. fresh strawberries, chopped
- 1 Tbsp. corn starch
- 2 Tbsp. turbinado or raw sugar
- 1 c. powdered sugar
- 3 Tbsp. cream cheese
- 1-2 Tbsp. milk
- Preheat oven to 375 degrees. Line a baking sheet with parchment paper.
- On parchment paper, roll out the crescent dough and pinch together any holes or perforations.
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- Rinse and cut the strawberries. In a bowl, add the remaining 2 Tbsp of sugar and the cornstarch. Mix together to coat the berries. Pour the berries over the top of the cream cheese area of the dough.
- Gently fold over each end of the dough on to the berries. Continue with all the strips of the dough until all the strawberries are encased. Sprinkle the top of the dough with the turbinado or raw sugar granules. Bake at 375 for 15-18 minutes or until dough is golden brown.
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Bruce Temkin, a vice president with Forrester and author of the report, wrote that customers over the age of 50 were the most satisfied overall, and consumers younger than 42 scored their carriers low on most items.
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It looks like Alessandra Balazs can be called as the new Russell Brand girlfriend and even though his former girl is talking a lot about their brake up this does not change the fact that he is happy together with the new special girl in his life. It looks like not only that Alessandra is known as the new Russell Brand girlfriend, but it looks like she flew to London in order to meet his mother and he took her to his mother's place during weekend. It looks like Russell Brand girlfriend, who is 23 years old is good enough to meet his mother but when it comes to public events he attended one alone without her. O Tuesday night the coming week that Russell Brand girlfriend came to meet his mother there was a charity event in Opera Gallery London and he went there alone due to some kind of reasons.
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FLIGHT International, 3 January 1981 31 Ferranti delivers first Jaguar nav/attack system FERRANTI has delivered the first FIN 1064 digital inertial nav/attack system to Warton. FIN 1064 is intended to replace the Marconi 'Navwass in the RAF's Jaguars, but first it will be subjected to dynamic tests and flight- tests at Warton. The pilot's control and display unit is mounted in the cockpit coaming for ease of headup operation and there is 1 '• I i ' 'I ? ' ! 881 i^A KJW* Sf§*j SRSPSR a separate control unit for switch-on and test. This control unit displays failures when they occur. The rest of the system—computer, inertial plat form and power supply—is in one line- replaceable unit (LRU) mounted in the fuselage. Ferranti says that the LRU replaces five boxes in the earlier, analogue Navwass, reducing volume by two-thirds and weight by 50kg. The FIN 1064 uses data from all the other weapon-aiming and navigation systems in the aircraft and it displays navigation and steering commands on the headup display (Hud). The built- in test equipment checks all the in puts from other units like the Tacan and Hud as well as checking the FIN 1064. Ibis makes failure easier to identify and remedy. Other advances claimed for the FIN 1064 over the Navwass include reduced alignment times for the gyros, improved ac curacy and a large computer memory. The pilot's control and display unit (Left) for the Ferranti FIN 1064 Jaguar navjattack system is mounted in the coaming so that the pilot can operate it headup. The control and test unit (Right) incorporates a display giving system failure information E-Systems and Germany's Atlantics E-SYSTEMS has received a $44 million contract to update the West German Navy's Atlantics. The improvements will be to the electronic systems on the Atlantic, as well as to ground stations and associated computer pro grams. E-Systems installed the initial Atlantic mission electronics in 1971. • Boeing has taken a $60 million op tion with E-Systems on the retrofit of a third E-4A Advanced Airborne Com mand Post (AABNCP) to E-4B stan dard. E-Systems already has contracts for the first two conversions, which are scheduled for delivery in Novem ber 1981 and July 1963. The Bell 222 now in service with London's Metropolitan Police has a Racal-Oecca tactical air navigation system (Tans) fitted in a prominent position to the left of the centre console. The aircraft's position is displayed as latitude/longitude, Decca co-ordinates, a grid reference or a bearing and distance to a selected waypoint. When the pilot keys in a required destination, he is given a heading and the distance and time to go. Also fitted is a portable Decca automatic chart display which indicates the helicopter's position on a standard map with a cross-wire marker More Singer-Link B-52 simulator orders SINGER-LINK has received a US Air Force contract converting two options on B-52G weapons system trainers to firm orders. The USAF placed an in itial order for two trainers together with options on 14 after a fly-off com petition (Flight, August 9, 1980). The latest order is worth $77 • 8 million and includes the development of an offen sive station mission trainer comprising four simulated B-52 offensive stations. In addition, Singer-Link is to develop a software support centre for the pro gramme. Pulses... Sanders Associates is to supply graphic instructor displays to Hughes for the US Navy's F/A-18 weapons tactics trainers in a con tract worth over $300,000. The dis plays will give the instructor a I three-dimensional view of the students' dogfights in the simula tor. Ferranti has completed delivery of a sensor simulator for the Royal Australian Air Force's Orion mari time patrol aircraft. The last com ponent of the £1 • 25 million simu lator, the acoustic sensor part, has just been delivered, the radar and the electronic surveillance com ponents having been delivered a year ago. Frost & Sullivan estimates the European military and aviation dis play market for the 1980s at $2,100 million. Airborne displays are esti mated at $1,000 million of this, with surface-based night-vision sys tems accounting for a further $500 million. The rest of the market comprises displays for applications like air traffic control and fire con trol. KLM, Arinc and Teledyne Controls are to conduct an operational evaluation of VHF air-ground data link for airline use. Cable & Wireless is to fit its speech processing and control equipment (Space) at Seeb Airport. Space is a radio and telephone switching sys tem designed for air traffic control.
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The updated website will feature expanded web content with a customer-centered interface. Glass West's goal is to utilize emerging technologies to expand their already strong customer service focus beyond the 'brick and mortar' store front and onto the web. "Window Replacement or window repair in a residential or commercial building can be costly, so we are working to provide our customer's with all the resources they need to make an educated decision about the type of glass that is best suited for their specific needs," says Glass West's Content Development Lead.
About Glass West Sacramento
Glass West has been serving the Sacramento, CA area since 1995. With expanded service areas including Davis, Woodland, Sacramento, Folsom, Fair Oaks, Roseville, and Carmichael, Glass West Sacramento is one of the areas leading glass replacement and repair providers. Glass West strives to be a leader in glass installation and glass repair for the Sacramento area.
Glass West
David Blake, Owner
3033 Duluth Street West
Sacramento, CA 95691


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It's been in the pipeline for a while now, but we're super excited to announce that our four-week School of OpenOpen Research course opened for sign-up yesterday! You can sign-up to participate in our four-week course until Friday 12 September 2014 with the course starting on Monday 15 September.
So what's in store for participants? Week one of the course explores the idea of open research and encourages participants to think about the challenges and benefits of open research. In week two we take a closer look at how we can be both open and ethical when conducting research. Week three focuses on open access publishing and disseminating your research. We close the course with week four's chance to look at where openness makes a difference to evaluation and reflection.
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Here are some stocks and funds if you're looking to profit from Infrastructure spending.
Trump's infrastructure plans will hike technology investment, which will boost domestic labor's productivity.
Trump's plans should give some stocks a lift.
Trump's stimulus plans could be funded by a new government-sponsored enterprise.
The quickest way to stimulate a malaise-ridden economy is through infrastructure projects.
Just sit in a quiet room, imagine the year 2056 and visualize the products and services needed then.
It likely will take an economic crisis to provide the cover for the political establishment to enact a domestic infrastructure program.
Federal Reserve bank presidents have begun promoting the need for fiscal stimulus measures.
These managers have great track records and I have made money stealing their ideas.
There are ways to make money on recent stabilization without directly making a bet on oil prices.
Focusing on traditional Democratic topic may win over some Sanders supporters.
Japan and China spent their infrastructure dollars poorly, with ill effects; the U.S. should not make the same mistake.
Investors should watch these names if talk intensifies of a reallocation of defense dollars.
Markets are now up slightly in what is one of most listless trading sessions to end a month that I recall lately. Not much moving. As previously noted, AbbVie (ABBV) might be the standout in the S&P 500 today. It's up more than 10% in trading today...
These names are getting no respect despite solid news and growth prospects.
Warren Buffett may not own Apple's (AAPL) stock, but the consumer technology giant is right up the famed investor's alley, said Phil Ash, CEO of Baton Investing.
Stocks opened modestly higher this morning as investors digested various earnings reports, but the market has given up some of its early gains. As expected, Gilead Sciences (GILD) is having a big day after reporting blowout numbers after the bell ye...
The market added to gains in the last hour and all 10 industry segments were up except for utilities, thanks to higher interest rates. Nice to see Goldman Sachs' three themes for refiners in the second half of 2015 note the two refiners I still hold...
The automaker and construction giant both sell for modest multiples against forward earnings.


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What I'm Tryin'……Hair Banding
This is something new that I've been doing with my hair lately. I band it using 8 ponytail holders in 4 sections over night on dry hair. It has saved me so much time. It achieves the look that I get from a braid out without having to do all that braiding at night. Have you tried "banding"?
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Local Student Receives Award from Central Penn College
SUMMERDALE, PA (02/12/2013)(readMedia)-- Timothy Kearney of Jamaica N.Y., a Central Penn College criminal justice administration student, was awarded the C. Delores Tucker Award for Community Service. A staff member describes him as a "well-respected student and young gentleman." Also nominated due to his strong sense of moral character and joyful personality, Kearney is consistent in his assistance and guidance as a peer mentor and student tutor at study halls. He is a dependable work study student in the career services department, has made the Dean's List seven times and is a Craiger C. Parker Leadership Development Program participant. Kearney also served as a student ambassador.
Students are nominated by the faculty and staff of Central Penn. Kearney was one of four Central Penn College students awarded for their outstanding performance in the areas of academic excellence, community service, leadership and character during the college's Feb. 6 Black History Month luncheon.
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Central Penn College has been helping students turn potential into career success since 1881, offering bachelor's and associate degrees in the fields of accounting, business administration, criminal justice, information technology, communications, healthcare, homeland security, legal studies and organizational leadership. The College, currently serving students at its Harrisburg, Lancaster and Lehigh Valley locations, attributes its high rate of student success to a caring faculty and its hands-on learning approach. Based on Central Penn's most recent One-Year Graduate Survey, 82.9 percent of graduates were employed in their chosen field or continuing their education within one year of graduation. Central Penn College is accredited by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education, 3624 Market Street, Philadelphia, PA 19104 (267-284-5000). The Middle States Commission on Higher Education is an institutional accrediting agency recognized by the U.S. Secretary of Education and the Council for Higher Education Accreditation. www.centralpenn.edu


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The Return of the Past: Postmodernism in British Architecture
16 May – 26 August 2018
In the late 1970s a new movement emerged in British architecture. Driven by a feeling that modern architecture had run its course, architects associated with what became known as postmodernism began to explore how architecture might once again draw from historical styles, re-engage with cities as they existed, and employ colour, symbol and decoration in ways that were meaningful and popular.
This exhibition looks at some of the most important projects by the leading architects associated with postmodernism, revealing the energy, ingenuity and intellectual depth of an important and influential moment in British architecture. Read more


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GOLDEN, Colo. (CBS4)– A Jefferson County couple convicted of starving and beating their adopted son were sentenced on Friday.
Christine and Randal Arnold were convicted of child abuse with serious bodily injury. Their adopted boy had weighed only 30 pounds and was suffering from bruises when the 6-year-old was found by first responders at their home in 2010.
Christine Arnold placed a 911 call reportedly telling authorities the boy had fallen down a flight of stairs.
Christine Arnold was sentenced to 22 years and Randal Arnold was sentenced to 18 years.
Today's sentencing was rescheduled after the district attorney's office said they attempted to commit suicide in June.
Last month, a relative went to the Arnolds' home to drive them to the sentencing hearing, found them unresponsive and called 911. Paramedics took the couple to the hospital and they are alive. Officials believe the Arnolds took some pills.
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Community Support
Drs. Cacchillo & Daniel feel community involvement is key part of any successful business. We truly believe giving back to the community is one way our doctors and staff show we care.
We have been the proud Presenting Sponsor of NC4K's Reindeer Run 5K. NC4K is a Reynoldsburg based non-profit organization benefiting children and teens with cancer and their families.
Dr. Cacchillo and his family participate in Pelatonia every year as one way they choose to give back to the community and also help raise awareness for cancer research. This year he rode 100 miles!
The office was also a sponsor for the Rockin' to Beat Leukemia, a fundraiser to benefit the Lauryn "Lu" Oliphant Memorial Fund. Lauryn was a dear patient to Dr. Palermo-Edwards.


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Adding Filters to Your Digital Camera's Lens
Filters, glass disks that you can screw onto your digital camera's lens, can change the look and feel of your digital photos. You can use filters to get unique image results:
1Warm up your photos.
Some filters produce what photographers refer to as a warming effect. This filter can help make up for the lack of color in midday light and tries to add some reddish-orange color to the scene.
2Cool your photos down.
Cooling filters add blue to the scene to reduce the reddish-orange color.
3Blur your subject or background, as shown in this figure.
These neutral density (ND) filters (neutral because they have no color, and density because they block light) reduce the amount of light available.
4Remove fast-moving scene elements.
By stacking neutral density filters, you can create such a long exposure that no fast-moving elements (such as cars, as in this figure) are in the scene long enough to register in the image.
5Compensate for a scene in which one half is much brighter than the other, like in this figure.
A split neutral density filter provides half neutral density and half clear filtration.
6Reduce the glare bouncing off shiny surfaces.
Polarizing filters can reduce this glare. Simply attach the filter and view the image through your LCD. Rotate the polarizer until the glare disappears.


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The Dominican Republic occupies part of an island in the Caribbean shared with Haiti, possessing a heart and culture all its own. The northern city of Puerto Plata (which means port of silver) was "discovered" by Christopher Columbus in 1492 and the country still maintains a strong Spanish heritage today. Pirates, bloody wars for independence and the discovery of amber all make up a part of Dominican's history, a country that teeter totters between the extremely wealthy and the extremely poor. I saw lavish all-inclusive resorts one mile away from dogs climbing trash piles three stories high. But most of all, Dominican Republic, and the 10.5 million people who occupy it, are beautiful.
I've been back in the States for a week now, and my mind is still reeling and whirling as I continually attempt to process what just happened on Fathom's inaugural journey to the Dominican Republic aboard Adonia. The cruise was a week long. We left Miami on Sunday, April 24 and ended up in Puerto Plata's brand new Amber Cove. We stayed docked at Amber Cove the culmination of the entire week, which allowed us to explore the same area each day and truly get to know it.
I'll be the first to admit I'm not a typical "cruiser," only having been on one to Alaska years ago with my family. But Fathom was different in every way possible. First off, Fathom is impact travel. If your mind is conjuring up images of a weird mixture between champagne flutes by the pool and taking selfies with Dominican children, well, you're not off entirely... but it's so much more than that. Fathom offers more than gawking at children in need, providing photo opps so you can change your Facebook profile picture when you get home and show all your friends how much of a humanitarian you are. Fathom is a culmination of years of study, research and input on how to travel with impact from some of the world's best thinkers.
I spent my week connecting and laughing with the most amazing of friends, including Spencer Spellman, Rachel Rudwall, Justin Walter and Sean + Jessica of Kind Traveler. We enjoyed buffet breakfasts together in the mornings and elaborate lamb and key lime dinners in the evenings (often made complete with entire bottles of rum) as we recapped our days together. I loved the timeline of the trip: 1.5 days at sea initially to connect, take part in workshops and activities with our cohort groups and bond together before jumping into #reallife in the Dominican; only to be followed up with another restful 1.5 days at sea where we could recap it all together while reapplying aloe and trying to ignore mosquito bites.
As it was Fathom's inaugural cruise, Fathom President Tara Russell and Carnival CEO Arnold Donald were on board the ship, along with a host of media documenting each and every second. During the initial press briefing, it was made clear that yes, doing good is good for business, but at the same time, Fathom wouldn't really "move the needle" longterm for Carnival, Inc. In other words, this is more than a PR move for Carnival — Fathom is born from a genuine desire to see and do good in the world... lasting good.
Fathom has partnered with two local NGO's, Entrena and IDDI, and together they've created a "link in the chain" concept where Fathom travelers take part in "impact activities" — as many or as few as they want — to further the reach that the NGO's are already doing in the Dominican Republic. Options include assisting in a women's cacao farm, reforestation, and building water filtration systems. I decided to opt for two impact activities, one from each NGO, Entrena's RePapel and IDDI's Community English.
RePapel means "recycle," which is exactly what we did. I assisted a group of Dominican women make paper out of garbage, jewelry out of coffee seeds and wax candles for the days their electricity goes out. This involved using antiquated blenders and rolling techniques, as well as sitting in a circle and sifting through old faxes and newspaper. As our buses rolled up, and we tumbled out into the Dominican Republic we were instantly greeted with a rousing round of applause which was unexpected and incredibly moving. Chickens pecked one another in the streets which had recently been slovenly paved ("Election season is coming," one Dominican told me) as children ran around naked and stray dogs scavenged through trash. RePapel was a ray of sunshine, echoing the women who run it, unabashedly telling us they have to do something as most of their husbands cannot find work. During the few hours my team was there, we helped the women make 223 pieces of paper, more than three days' work, which will later be sold into greeting cards and stationary.
The thought in all of our heads, of course, was are we really helping — or just getting in the way. The answer was quickly evident: we were helping. And being changed in the process.
Community English
My highlight of the trip was Community English. This impact activity not only gave us direct access to Dominican families and their homes, but we played an essential role in teaching them English, a skill that will help Dominicans have a better chance of finding work. On the day I was there, we were tasked with teaching the English Alphabet. Garbling in my high school Spanish, I was astonished as Jacinta, the matriarch of a family in San Antonio, Puerto Plata, grabbed my hand and led me into her home which consisted of over a dozen children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren, each more eager than the next to learn the language I've known all my life. We gathered in a circle and squinted over the lesson in a dark house that lacked electricity, and sung the ABC's. In a matter of an hour, they had it.
While this experience impacted me deeply, and I had to allow some time to process on my own later that evening in my cabin onboard Adonia, I was struck by the joy I felt from each Dominican I met. After a few moments together, we were family. I also reflected on how most Americans take for granted that we know English (myself included). English is such an important language around the globe, and we assume everyone else will know how to speak it rather than make a strong effort to learn other languages. Language crosses boundaries and allows connections to go far deeper and more intimate.
Perhaps more important than language is laughter, that human connection we all share and understand. Laughter. I laughed the ENTIRE trip, with strangers, with people who spoke a different language than me, with new best friends. I laughed when we all jumped in the hot tub with our clothes on, when we discovered a Settlers of Catan game on board, and in Community English when my Spanish was terrible.
Thank you Fathom for allowing me to experience your inaugural journey to the Dominican Republic, and congrats on making it to Cuba! You made the entire experience unforgettable via your fun and energetic staff, rad onboard activities and by creating an amazing way to give back while on vacation. My only suggestion: make the key lime dessert available every day.
Note: I shot the above video + photos with my new Sony A6300! I'm still learning how to use it (so different from Canon) but am loving it thus far!


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A lot of the Jacksonville Florida apartments that I had driven by when I was visiting that city were so pretty. I love how everything is so tropical and a lot of the different apartment complexes even have a beautiful fountain outside. I also play gold, and there are many of them that live near golf courses. So, when I found out that I landed a job there, I found it pretty exciting to know that I was finally going to be living somewhere where I would actually be happy with my surroundings. I had grown up in an area where I really did not like the area, and that was a bummer for me since that is so important.
I landed a position at a major, well-known theme park in the city. I had been going there on and off since I was a kid. I am a dance and an actress, and I always thought it would be fun to be able to dance and act in their daily shows. I also love children, and I have always thought it would be so fun to be able to perform for them and bring smiles to them. I could go to Hollywood, but I figured that I wanted to do the type of dancing and acting that makes me the happiest before I took that step. I'm pretty happy with my decision.
Since I moved here, everyone has been so friendly. After moving into my new place, I soon learned that there are five other people in my same apartment complexthat work in the same park and they are in shows, too. We have gotten to know one another and we offer one another a lot of support and advice. It has worked out even better than I thought it would in the first place.


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