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BMW 1-series · 118i Executive · Hatchback · 2006 ‐ 2007
«1-series 118i Executive» is a rear wheel drive car with a 6-speed manual gear shift. This car can speed up for 9.4 seconds to 100 km/h, with a top speed of 208 km/h, thanks to a 4-cylinders petrol motor with a «multipoint injection fuel system», which generate a maximum output of 129 hp at 5750 rpm.
Fuel consumption is 10.3 l in the urban mode of driving, on the suburban 5.6 liters, and the medium fuel rate is 7.3 l per 100 kilometers. Gas tank volume is 53 l of petrol, what provides to drive approximately 727 km unrefuelled.
The front wheels of this auto have ventilated disks, 284 mm brakes and attached to the undercarriage by dint of suspension «Double wishbone, independent, coil springs» and equipped with sway bar. Rearward wheels have disks, 280 mm brakes and attached to the chassis through suspension type «Multilink, coil springs» and equipped anti-roll bar. Tires have the next dimensions - 195/55R16.
In accordance with the results of Euro NCAP crash test, this model of BMW 1-series got the maximal number of stars - 5, indicating that it is a perfect safe car. Furthermore to passive safety (driver, side, passenger, head/curtain airbags), it is also has dynamic safety features such as ESP, ABS, Brake assistant, Traction control, EBD.
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As a long standing member of the Las Vegas community, James A. Duddlesten has contributed both as a professional leader in the field of engineering and to our community. James was part of the team selected by local government to implement the Las Vegas Area Computer Traffic System in 1978. Yes, he is ultimately responsible when you get stuck at a red light in this town.
James is most famous for his Peanut Brittle at Thanksgiving and whipping up a BBQ meal for 100 at the GCW Annual Charity Poker Tournament. "J. Duddlesten's Famous Peanut Brittle and JD's Sweet Rub" will surely be his next career.
As the Chief Operating Officer, President and Chairman of the Board of GCW Inc., he brings over 30 years of management, administration and engineering design expertise to our community. GCW Inc. which is among the largest engineering companies in the state of Nevada has always been locally owned and is a corporate citizen that places significant emphasis on their commitment to our community.
Both state and local elected officials have sought his expertise through his service on many planning and development committees. Whether the topic is school location, efficient bond expenditures, economic development or transportation infrastructure, he can be counted on to provide both his time, expertise and dedication. Most recently he served the City of Las Vegas as a member of the evaluation committee to select projects for Strong Cities – Strong Communities Initiative, he is also a current member of the Regional Transportation Commission's Transportation Resource Advisory Committee which is evaluating critical infrastructure projects to reinventing our downtown and providing a regional emphasis on community transportation priorities.
As president of both the Nevada consulting engineers and transportation engineers' organizations, he has had significant influence in the development of state and local policy on infrastructure and local business. James also received the President's Award from SNHBA for his work with our local homebuilders. He was also a long-time SNHBA Board member and Senior Director.
As a businessman and citizen, James was named as one of the Top 50 Business Persons of Nevada by the Nevada Business Journal and has given of his personal time to promote education and youth organizations in Las Vegas.
As the tournament chair of the PGA Tour event – Frys.com Open and member of the Las Vegas Founder's, James played a key role in keeping professional golf events here in our city and in raising over $13 million for local charities.
He served two years as the president of the Las Vegas Area Council Boy Scouts of America and was honored by that organization with their Silver Beaver Award for his local leadership and securing over $105,000 in grants for new facilities for our youth at the Kimball Scout Reservation.
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Not long ago the term 'intrapreneur' didn't even exist. Now it's a buzzword in the boardrooms of some of the world's biggest and most successful companies. And for good reason.
Intrapreneurs are entrepreneurs working on the inside. Thanks to their problem-solving nature, risk-taking attitude and desire to push boundaries, they are the people that can help a company to grow and prosper in a competitive marketplace.
But why are more employees becoming intrapreneurs?
It's, in part, related to another buzzword - 'millennials'. This next generation of workers encapsulate the intrapreneurial spirit. They want more than a traditional job role can offer. They are burning with ideas and they want to make a real impact with their careers.
"Obviously there have always been go-getters in companies who try to move the needle forward and push the status quo. But never before has there been such a push for employees to take ownership of their own corner of a company," writes Alyson Kreuger.
"The rise of the intrapreneur is driven in part by a restless, younger workforce eager to make a real impact with their careers. While many are turning to start-ups to do so, others realise they might be better off driving change from their current home, where the funding and infrastructure are already there."
Intrapreneurs are innovators
In order to continue to grow and thrive, businesses need new streams of revenue. To achieve this, they need innovation.
Vice President of Innovation at Fusion92, Jacob Beckley, believes it is "companies that take the largest risk, close the biggest gaps and identify the newest opportunities are rewarded with the title of true innovators. These true innovators are setting themselves apart from any and all competition."
Read: Top tips for encouraging intrapreneurship in your business
And there's no employee more innovative than the intrapreneur.
Increased investment in intrapreneurship
Perhaps that explains why some of the world's biggest companies are investing in intrapreneurship schemes.
For instance, Deloitte has created a £25 million pound fund to encourage intrapreneurs within its workforce. The money is available to support employees that have innovative business ideas. It will give them the capital to get started, as well as access to various support from within the firm, such as legal, risk, technology, brand and marketing experts.
The intrapreneurs will be able to effectively create their own start-ups, with the safety net of the wider organisation to fall back on. It's a risky strategy, but one their Managing Partner for Innovation, Simon Owen, says they are willing to embrace.
"We have some of the most entrepreneurial minds in the country right here in our organisation and we want to give them the opportunity to develop in unique ways.
"We've got to be realistic. When it doesn't work, we will shut it down in an orderly fashion. The employees will remain part of Deloitte and they will return to the mothership. There is no financial risk for them."
Less financial risk
It's this lack of personal financial risk that also goes a long way to explaining the rise of the intrapreneur. Millennials fresh out of college rarely have a lump sum of cash to invest in their business ideas, but by seeking a role with a forward-thinking company that embraces intrapreneurship they can achieve the best of both worlds.
What's clear is that while 'intrapreneur' might be a new term, it's one that certainly isn't going away. A new generation of workers are demanding a new way of working – and businesses that want to retain top talent need to embrace intrapreneurship as part of the process of growth.
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Ok, this is just a post to share a great iPad app I used in a rotation activity during maths today.
We are currently working on subtraction strategies (year 2) and in the rotation activities I had
- A dice activity (roll two dice and take the smaller number away from the larger number)
- A calculator activity (worksheet with instructions, only use 5, 2, +, – and = to get to the answers listed on the sheet)
- A super hero race game on the IWB for 3 students and on the laptop for 2 students
- Futaba – an iPad app that allowed 4 students to use one iPad (we have one in the classroom and my mentor lets the students use her personal one too) to play a subtraction game that displayed a problem in the middle and gave 4 multiple choice options, the person who selects the correct answer first wins the point!
Interestingly, the most challenging students in the class were so focussed on the calculator activity I didn't hear boo from them (it was by far the most challenging activity)……. I also had no idea the students would have no idea how to use a calculator!! SO many of them told me their calculators weren't working because the + and – didn't show on the screen….
Hmmm! Lesson for me in assumptions! Good reflection point for the assignment but the purpose of this post is really to get Futaba out there for those in a single iPad classroom! 4 students to an iPad is a good rotation station for them to have a go and move on!


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A man caught punching his pet dog in the street has been handed a fine of £120.
And when officers arrived on the scene Justin Reid tried to demonstrate he had only been "play fighting" with the pet by punching her again – leaving her "cowering".
Reid appeared at Aberdeen Sheriff Court and pleaded guilty to causing a dog unnecessary suffering by repeatedly punching the animal to the head and body.
The 42-year-old hit the seven-year-old Staffordshire bull terrier Amber at a bus stop on King Street, Aberdeen, on February 25.
Police witnessed Reid strike the dog to the head and body about six times on CCTV.
Fiscal depute Carrie Stevens said police received a call about Reid, who was on King Street, from a member of the public at around 8.45pm expressing concerns.
She said: "The accused is the owner of the dog, a Staffordshire bull terrier named Amber aged seven.
"Police then monitored that street using CCTV and at 9.10pm police could see from CCTV that the accused was at a bus stop on King Street with his dog.
"The accused was then seen to punch the dog to the head and neck with a closed fist about six times.
"The dog fell to the ground as a result and was cowering away from the accused. Police officers were tasked to attend and they did so and spoke with the accused who advised he was simply play fighting with the dog.
"To demonstrate to the police he lightly punched the dog to the head and body.
"The dog was visibly distressed by this and was whimpering and cowering from the accused.
"The dog was seized by the police and was taken into their care. The accused was cautioned and charged and made no reply."
Defence agent Paul Barnett said his client, who is unemployed, has a history of mental health difficulties.
He said: "The dog is jointly owned by Mr Reid and his girlfriend.
"It's accepted by him he was heavily under the influence of alcohol.
"He thought that he was play fighting with the dog but having seen the CCTV he accepts he went beyond what could be described as play fighting. That's a matter of extreme regret for Mr Reid."
Mr Barnett added the dog had been in the care of the SSPCA since the incident, but that Reid's girlfriend hoped to get her back.
Reid, whose address was given in court papers as King's Crescent, Aberdeen, was handed a fine of £120 by Sheriff Robert McDonald who told him: "I don't think a disqualification order is necessary."
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Sleepless Night
Written by Margriet de Moor • Translated by David Doherty
Published May 07, 2019 |
FICTION / Literary
About this book
Sleepless Night
Margriet de Moor • David Doherty
A woman gets up in the middle of a wintry night and starts baking a Bundt cake while her lover sleeps upstairs. When it's time for her to take the cake out of the oven, we have read a story of romance and death. The narrator of this novel was widowed years ago and is trying to find new passion. But the memory of her deceased husband and a shameful incident still holds her in its grasp. Why did he do it?
Margriet de Moor, the grande dame of Dutch literature, tells a gripping love story about endings and demise, rage and jealousy, knowledge and ambiguity — and the possibility of new beginnings.
It's another of those nights. A night to live through, without sleep.
For years now, I have been in the habit of getting up. As a novice, this was something I did not do. I stayed under the covers, flinging myself from one side of the bed to the other, and listened for the striking of the clock. Odd, when you think about it. All you want is to slip away, into the countless hours, the immense space where the ticking of time only occurs by way of a joke, but instead you lie there muttering, "One . . . two . . . three already, damn it!" And by an easterly wind, you hear your sentence confirmed seconds later by a faint clang from the village steeple. More chime than church bell. I would often listen to the trains, too. And it struck me that while all of creation lay still at this hour, these nocturnal transports rolled on, uninterrupted. In resignation or in panic, I would feel the wheels rumble even before I heard them, the vibration intensifying as it burrowed through fields and ditches to latch onto the dresser mirror, which would begin to rattle unbearably. What was it that had to be carried with such stealth across the silent country?
What I do now is get up and make my way barefoot down the unlit stairs. Anatole, my mongrel German shepherd, hears me coming and knows what to expect. By the time I step into the kitchen and switch on the light, the dog has heaved himself up and is stretching his stiff legs. I take out the flour, the eggs, the hand mixer, two bowls — one big, one small — and begin without hesitation. I never have to think what to make. I just know. Shortbread cookies. Apple cake. Breton ham pie.
I am grateful to my husband for installing the oven at eye level when he equipped the kitchen. My eye level. Just as he chivalrously made the kitchen counter to suit my height and not his, which — as I came to learn — was six feet four and a half.
When it is time to slide the cake pan or baking tray into the preheated oven, I set the kitchen timer. This is essential. Once I have entered the dark living room in the company of Anatole, I lose all sense of temperature, aroma, and the time needed for a perfect golden-brown crust. From a corner of the room, I hear the dog sink to the floor with a smack and I begin to walk.
I am grateful to my husband for this soft wooden floor, laid with his own two hands. I know that he salvaged these planks of oak from a scrapyard. I even know that the wood originally came from the Heide Hotel, an old hunting lodge. I walk a floor for which a tidy sum was once paid. As he worked away in the living room — I can still hear the short, intense blasts of hammering — I was running an angled paintbrush along the frame of the door that leads down to the cellar. I remember how pleased I was with the color, a grayish green that even now, almost fifteen years later, still seems just right. I recall the stiffness in my fingers when the paint that had dripped down the side of the brush began to dry. I didn't have much space to work in. I see very clearly that the sweep of my clumsy efforts was hemmed in by a pile of secondhand chairs and boxes crammed with wedding gifts. While the Chinese bowls, the tablecloth embroidered with irises, the cocktail shaker, and goodness knows what else are items I still possess and see almost every day, Ton, my young husband, has vanished without a trace. The look on his face. The remarks he made from the living room.
"Clear varnish might be best after all."
"Tea? Or a beer?"
"You'll never guess who I ran into this morning."
"Over halfway done and moving along."
"Sure. But it's not what you're thinking."
Along those lines. Accompanied perhaps by a whistled tune or a burst of laughter. I can stick my fingers in my ears and bring the remarks to mind. But they are words without intonation, spoken with a mouthful of sand. As he went about this task, I neglected to notice my husband.
About the Author
Margriet de Moor
Born in the Netherlands in 1941, MARGRIET DE MOOR had a career as a classical singer before becoming an author with the Gouden Ezelsoor–winning short story collection Seen from Behind. She won the AKO Literature Prize for her first novel, First Gray, Then White, Then Blue. Her novels have been translated into twenty-four languages. De Moor lives in the Netherlands.
David Doherty
Awards and Praise
A Library Journal Best Book of 2019
"Quiet, unrushed, yet deeply penetrating prose . . . An extraordinary accomplishment." — Library Journal
"The mystery . . . seems to deepen with every clue. Sleepless Night is a novel for the floating world we live in now, a novel that ends endings, happy or otherwise." — Woven Tale Press
"Sleepless Night is told through a successful framing device: our nameless protagonist often finds herself troubled into restless insomnia and so, when this occurs, she pops into the kitchen and spends the rest of the dark night baking . . . What this affecting story leaves us with, upon its closure, is the nervous unease that life doesn't care about us." — Books and Bao
"Short, abrupt, and thought-provoking." — I've Read This
"A taut narrative. Tense and concise." — Buried in Print
"This sort of small (but abyss-deep) tale depends very much on the telling, and de Moor does a very fine job . . . Sleepless Night is both melancholy and hopeful (but nowhere near cloyingly so), and doesn't force too many answers; love and loss remain mysteries — but ultimately quite satisfyingly so." — Complete Review
"The questions of love, marriage, and mortality come to life in Margriet de Moor's poignant novel Sleepless Night . . . Clever foreshadowing and ingeniously placed clues create suspense . . . Delivers insightful ruminations on marriage, love, love lost, and the unsolved mysteries lurking underneath the surface of everyday lives . . . Sleepless Night is a meditative novel where the seemingly mundane reveals itself to be the harbinger of profound insights." — Foreword Reviews
"Compact, haunting, and lovely . . . it is unhurried and assured; no word is wasted . . . In both its rich and unapologetic descriptions of domesticity and frank attitude toward sex . . . the book is a treatise on one individual's womanhood." — Kirkus Reviews
"This novel is a subtle, enigmatic, and beautiful elegy to a husband and marriage that ends in tragedy. De Moor's book is sensual and spare, whether she's writing about love, a walk in an ice forest, or baking a cake in the middle of the night. There are layers of meaning here, which with adroit subtlety de Moor lets the reader puzzle out for themselves." — Claire Fuller, author of Swimming Lessons and Bitter Orange
"Fluid and musical . . . this hypnotic portrayal of an amorous and sensual resurrection gracefully tells of regret over failed encounters and the fragile hope of new beginnings." — Le Monde
"The charm of Margriet de Moor's book is due to a combination of sensuality and reflection, as well as a musical language of great beauty that explores the meanderings of the human soul with great clarity." — Le Figaro
"Carefully narrated, cleverly constructed, and fascinating in its psychological finesse." — Frankfurter Rundschau
"De Moor's novel is encased in calm, its surfaces appearing to be safe — until they suddenly crack open like thin ice beneath our feet. A beautiful, mysterious, and shocking book." — Nancy E. Kline, author of The Faithful and Lightning: The Poetry of René Char
"Musical . . . [De Moor's] prose is shot through with recurring leitmotifs and song; and her sensitivity to sound and tempo permeates her new novel." — New York Times Book Review
"A moving dramatization of a historical catastrophe which bears disturbing resemblances to recent global occurrences . . . It's hard to resist using the word 'symphonic' to describe this exquisitely composed, piercingly moving story. De Moor continues to scale increasingly impressive heights." — Kirkus Reviews


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Allergy-Free Buffalo Chicken Pasta Salad
Guest post from Michelle of The Willing Cook
As I've said before, coming up with something original and satisfying for lunch while still remaining food allergy-safe is not always an easy task.
The most common lunch menu in our home is leftovers. It is nice, though, to have other lunch options for those times when leftovers is not an option or you're tired of the same ol' thing.
I have come up with a recipe today that I hope will fit that bill for you. My intention in making this dish was for a quick and tasty lunch, but we ended up having it for dinner as well. So, whether you make up a batch to eat for lunch for a few days or have it as a lunch leftover from dinner, it is sure to satisfy.
An added bonus for many of you out there is that while this recipe is safe for food allergy sufferers, it's also great for everyone else as well. So, give it a try and enjoy!
Buffalo Chicken Pasta Salad
- 2 cups cooked chicken, diced (I pulled out previously cooked chicken from the freezer and thawed.)
- 8 ounces pasta of choice, gluten-free or whole wheat
- 1/4 cup bell pepper, finely diced
- 1/4 cup sun-dried tomatoes, finely diced (regular tomatoes are fine too)
- 1/4 cup red onion, finely diced
- 1 celery rib, finely diced
- 1/4 cup cilantro, chopped
- 5 slices bacon, cooked and crumbled
- 1/2 cup cayenne pepper sauce, like Frank's Red Hot Sauce
- 1/3 cup extra-virgin olive oil
- 1/2 teaspoon kosher salt
- 1/2 teaspoon black pepper
- shredded cheddar cheese (optional)
- Cook your pasta according to package directions to al dente. Once cooked, rinse with cold water and pour into a large bowl.
- While pasta is cooking, prepare the rest of your ingredients. Dice your cooked chicken and put in bowl with pasta. Use any kind of chicken that works for you, whether grilled, leftover roasted whole chicken, baked, etc.
- Dice your bell pepper, tomatoes, onion, celery, cilantro. Cook the bacon. Pour all these ingredients into the large bowl with the chicken and pasta.
- Season the pasta salad with kosher salt and pepper.
- In a separate bowl, whisk together the hot sauce and olive oil. Pour sauce over the pasta salad. Toss gently to combine all the ingredients with the sauce. (If cheese is allowed, add desired amount to top of pasta salad.)
- Refrigerate pasta salad until ready to eat. Serve with fresh fruit. Enjoy!
Would you like more allergy-friendly brown bag lunch ideas? You can find more ideas at The Willing Cook by clicking on Lunch Ideas for School/Work.
Michelle is blessed to stay home with her three children (ages 10, 7, and 4), while her husband works to provide. When she's not experimenting with allergy-friendly meals, she's blogging about it at The Willing Cook. Through the Willing Cook, her hope is that you gain peace of mind in your kitchen (and your pocket book) and are able to serve those you love who suffer with food allergies.
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Thanks for sharing my allergy-friendly lunch recipe! An updated note about the pasta salad: It is amazing on Day 2 with a drizzle of olive oil. In fact, we liked it even more the next day. Day 3 is good too 🙂 Enjoy everyone!!
I'm sensitive to a preservative in bacon, any substitute ideas?
Diane, Are you allowed to have nitrate/nitrite free bacon? You can certainly leave the bacon out or use something else like small chunks of ham. This recipe is a "throw in whatever sounds good" type. Hope that helps 🙂
Thank you, I can eat nitrate/nitrite free but have a hard time finding it! Thanks for the suggestion (I also probably balk at the price when I do see it 🙂 )
Sometimes you can find the Hormel brand on sale for $3.50/lb. If you live near a Trader Joe's, they have Bacon Ends & Pieces that are free of all the stuff for a very reasonable price.
Yay, love allergy-free inspiration! Thank you!
Thank you! I hope you enjoy this recipe!
I am really excited about this. I have an onion and garlic allergy (its an uncommon one, unless your in my family). And with a lot of recipes when you take out the things that have garlic or onions in them, there isn't any flavor left however this looks like it will still be amazing. So thank you.
I understand the rare allergies. We have a couple and I've helped others that have them. You can certainly leave the onion out of this recipe without any problem. Make sure you check the ingredients of the hot sauce to make sure it doesn't contain garlic or onion. And make sure to check multiple brands as the ingredients do differ. I hope this works out well for you and you are able to enjoy it!
Having a child with severe life threatening food allergies I'm always looking for new recipes to try with him but you have to be very careful the pasta that works best for us is Quinoa pasta that is wheat free and has a great taste. Also I always suggest that parents check the label for foods that may have been processed in a facility with nuts or dairy products. One can never be too sure.
You are very right. I've always heard/used the acronym R.E.A.L. – Read Every and All Labels. That is, read every single label every single time because you never know when the ingredients might change. The gluten-free pasta that I used for this dish was Trader Joe's Brown Rice Pasta and it worked great, better than a lot of the gf pastas we have tried.
Oh how I wish it were allergy free… I am fatally allergic to celery and this would kill me in about 15 minutes. Easy enough to leave the celery out though because other than that, it looks great!
Is this super spicy? Or just zingy? The recipe looks delicious but I just wanted to check on that : )
I think this would be amazing with crumbled blue cheese! Thankfully, we don't have food allergies. It looks awesome. Thanks!
This is amazing! I am a huge Buffalo fan, but I was skeptical because it seems like a strange concoction: sundried tomatoes with Buffalo sauce? A cold oil-and-hot sauce dressing? Bell peppers? No seasonings beyond salt and pepper? But it is awesome! This will be in regular rotation for us. The only thing I did differently is skipping salt and pepper and adding onion and garlic powder to the sauce.
Looks delicious! Have you prepared this ahead of time and froze the meal? I'm wondering if it still be ok after thawing out and then eat cold or re-heat?
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Hotel Jerome – Aspen
Hotel Jerome – Aspen – Victorian Vistas
Historic is Hip at aspen's revamped Hotel Jerome
By Cindy HirscHfeld
The Hotel Jerome doesn't feel like a typical ski hotel, but it's most definitely Aspen—the charming sophisticate with a rustic Western heritage. When the hotel first opened on Thanksgiving eve 1889, it offered then-novel amenities, including indoor plumbing, steam heat, and electricity, rivaling Europe's most opulent lodges. Today the Jerome offers a similar level of luxury by modern standards, enhanced by a savvy remodel and a recent management takeover by Auberge Resorts.
The new décor reinterprets the hotel's Victorian-era roots in a way that's historically accurate while feeling fresh and up to date. Noted interior designer Todd-Avery Lenahan has livened up the once-staid interior with a dash of the eclectic—artwork with Hunter S. Thompson quotes encircling the frames, a collage of leather belts lining the elevator walls, a chandelier of vintage bottles in the J-Bar. Reviving a more recent tradition, Tony DiLucia, the Jerome's former and much-beloved GM, is back at the helm, ensuring that service and operations are up to Auberge's high standards. Thankfully, one thing remains constant: the Jerome is still exceptionally pet-friendly.
A welcome antidote to vanilla hotel style, the Jerome's 93 spacious rooms are furnished with custom pieces that evoke a mashup of Victoriana and art deco—beds with corrugated leather headboards, leather-clad mini-fridges that resemble steamer trunks, and silver-plated ceiling lights, all set against a background of crisp houndstooth wallpaper and cashmere drapes. The Jerome's most sought-after rooms are its three executive suites with their ultra-long chesterfield sofas in butterscotch hues, and wet bars chicly fronted with croc-patterned leather. Thoughtful touches in all rooms include custom-blend toiletries, plus a complimentary selection of snacks and agave-sweetened sodas. Decidedly non-Victorian: the in-room iPad loaded with hotel info and recommended local hot spots, plus postable e-postcards.


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Origin : Late Roman, Dutch,
Pronunciation : yah-KO-bus (Dutch) ,
If you have information about this name, share it in the comments area below!
Numerology information Jacobus:
Name Number: 8 Meaning: Outer, Body, Physical, Ambition, Power, Progress, Career, Success, Respect, Fame, Means, Karma
Additional information Jacobus:
Latin Meaning: The name Jacobus is a Latin baby name. In Latin the meaning of the name Jacobus is: Supplanter.
Latin form of JACOB, still used in Dutch.
Expression information Jacobus:
People with this name are competent, practical, and often obtain great power and wealth. They tend to be successful in business and commercial affairs, and are able to achieve great material dreams. Because they often focus so strongly on business and achievement, they may neglect their private lives and relationships.
Soul information Jacobus:
People with this name have a deep inner desire to use their abilities in leadership, and to have personal independence. They would rather focus on large, important issues, and delegate the details.
Songs about Jacobus:
Anonymous: Codex Calixtinus (Jacobus) Polyphony, plainchant and instrumental collection. (12/13th c) - Dum pater... by New London Consort from the Album Sinners & Saints: The Ultimate Medieval & Renaissance Music Collection
Vox in Rama (Jacobus Clemens non Papa) by Zephyrus from the Album Angelus
Alleluia! in Your Resurrection (Jacobus Gallus) by Queen of the Universe Shrine Choir, William Picher Mary from the Album Hail Holy Queen
Glass Bead Game: 2. Father Jacobus by Kent L. Leslie from the Album The Glass Bead Game
Jacobus Handl-Gallus Mirabile Mysterium by Musica Spei (Music of Hope) from the Album From the British Isles to the Black Sea
1919 (Dedicated to Donald Jacobus) by Mike Lee & Ted Chubb from the Album New Tricks
Ani Kuni (feat. Jacobus) by Pierre Kwenders from the Album Le Dernier Empereur Bantou
Books about Jacobus:
A World of Ideas Lee Jacobus by Lee A. Jacobus (Jul 5, 2005)
In Search of Sacred Time: Jacobus de Voragine and The Golden Legend by Jacques Le Goff and Lydia G. Cochrane (Feb 23, 2014)
Death and Transfiguration: A Daniel Jacobus Novel (Daniel Jacobus Mysteries) by Gerald Elias (Jun 19, 2012)
Forerunner of the Great Awakening: Sermons by Theodorus Jacobus Frelinghuysen (1691-1747) (Historical Series of... by Joel R. Beeke (Aug 2000)
Earthboy Jacobus Graphic Novel by Doug Tennapel (Jun 8, 2005)
The Works of Jacobus Arminius: The Orations, The Apology, Public Disputations, Predestination and More (8 Books... by Jacobus Arminius, James Nichols and William R. Bagnall (Nov 15, 2011)
The Golden Legend of Jacobus de Voragine by Jacobus de Voragine, Granger Ryan and Helmut Ripperger (1969)
Wiki information Jacobus:
Blessed Jacobus de Varagine or Voragine was an Italian chronicler and archbishop of Genoa. He was the author, or more accurately the compiler, of Legenda Aurea, the Golden Legend, a collection of the legendary lives of the greater saints of the...
Jacobus is a borough in York County, Pennsylvania, United States. The population was 1,841 at the 2010 census.


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Ludwigsburg/Hannover, Germany, September 19, 2018 - For many years, plastic has proven to be a versatile material for a wide range of applications in commercial vehicles and passenger cars. However, application is limited in the areas of thermally and mechanically highly stressed components, since the relevant plastics achieve only limited strength and stiffness values.
World debut: Plastic-aluminum hybrid design for highly stressed liquid filter modules
Pressure-loaded liquid filter modules for oil and fuel have been made of plastic for passenger car applications since 2003, when MANN+HUMMEL put the first plastic oil module into series production. Filter modules made of aluminium are still used in commercial vehicles because of the significantly higher loads they are subjected to. The higher component weight due to the size of the unit and the longer service life have so far prevented the use of all-plastic modules. In order to meet this challenge, MANN+HUMMEL has developed a plastic-aluminium hybrid design for use in highly stressed applications. This innovative approach makes it possible to give the versatile material plastic the necessary robustness for these challenging applications and to expand its range of applications.
Plastic-aluminium hybrid design and construction
By using different materials or functions, hybrid systems basically have the task of generating a new product which, in its overall properties, is superior to the properties of the individual components. In this case, the combination of a metallic component with plastic creates a system that exceeds the performance of the individual materials.
Aluminium has been established as material for commercial vehicle liquid filter modules for years. It has the necessary mechanical strength and temperature resistance to withstand the life cycle of a commercial vehicle without any problems. As a die-cast component, it is also flexible in its shaping options. Even complex geometries can be reproduced with multi-part tools. In order to complete a functional liquid filter module, further exciting machining steps are necessary on the die-cast raw part, e.g. to incorporate sealing surfaces or threads. In injection molding, on the other hand, threads, sealing surfaces or hydraulic connections can be integrated directly into the molding process without the need for further processing steps. The elimination of machining reduces the effort required to clean the filter housings in order to achieve the required component cleanliness of the module.
In order to combine the advantages of both materials, MANN+HUMMEL has developed a technology that combines the mechanical strength of metal with the flexible design capability of plastic. A skeleton made of aluminium ensures the necessary stability at highly stressed points. This aluminium skeleton is then sheathed in a plastic functional sheath in which all liquid-carrying elements are arranged. "We are always working to inspire our customers with cost-efficient and innovative solutions," says Dr. Pius Trautmann, Head of Liquid Filter Systems in the Heavy Duty & Industry division.
The example of a transparent fuel filter module (see press photo) shows how such a component is constructed. All highly stressed areas such as flange screw connections or cover threads are reinforced with the aluminum skeleton and thus maintain the strength and resilience of the metallic material. The aluminium absorbs the large local mechanical forces and distributes them. The plastic component encloses the metal as a shell and contains the filter element and the liquid guide. The connecting elements for the fuel inlet and outlet are molded directly from plastic.
The design of a hybrid module requires intensive cooperation between design and production, since only close coordination can produce a component that can also be manufactured reliably as a hybrid module. MANN+HUMMEL has many years of experience and competence in the design and manufacture of complex, highly stressed plastic components that make such a concept possible.


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Teaching is based on the most recent research, using mathematical background, needed in statistics, and forms a solid basis for PhD studies. Teaching and research is based both on classical statistics and Bayesian approaches.Specialization areas
Your preference in either of these specialization areas will be asked in your application and your motivation letter is an admission criteria, together with the quality of your previous studies and grades.
In addition to these specialization areas listed below, we have social statistics (teaching mainly in Finnish).
You can also get Master´s Degree in Statistics, specialization area Statistical Machine learning by combining studies in statistics and studies of machine learning from the Department of Computer Science.
Biometry and bioinformatics constitute quantitative methodologies for the life sciences, covering a wide spectrum of topics ranging from problems at the molecular level to populations and evolution, gene mapping and epidemiology of complex diseases, systems and molecular biology and phylogenetics.
Time series analysis and econometrics focus on theoretical and applied aspects of nonlinear and nonstationary trending time series, both univariate and multivariate. Econometrics is an important, but not the only, application area of interest.
Just as Geometry means "measuring the earth", Biometry means "measuring life". More exactly, it can be said to constitute quantitative - predominantly statistical - methodologies for the life sciences. The biometry research group focuses on modelling and analysis of biological phenomena and processes. The research covers a wide spectrum of topics ranging from problems at the molecular level to populations and evolution. In particular, the research group addresses questions in population genetics, gene mapping and epidemiology of complex diseases, systems and molecular biology, phylogenetics, and the evaluation of environmental risks.
To tackle these problems the research group uses a variety of approaches, most importantly probabilistic and Bayesian methods. A characteristic feature of the research of the Biometry group is a very strong emphasis on collaborative research, carried out jointly with staff members of the sectorial research institutions.
Biometry and bioinformatics is one of the specialization areas in statistics (57561 / 78081 Biometrian ja bioinformatiikan linja), including these courses::
If your plan is to graduate from "Statistics, specialization area Biometry and bioinformatics", you don´t have to restrict your studies to this course list. Feel free to take also other courses! And: many of these courses are also relevant to other specialization areas!Econometrics
Econometric research has a long tradition in the University of Helsinki initiated by the first Professor of Statistics Leo Törnqvist. Since the 1990s modern methods of modelling nonstationary trending time series has been the focus of the Research Group of Econometrics. Recent research is also concerned with analysis of nonlinear time series analysis relevant e.g. in the analysis of financial time series.
The University of Helsinki is giving about 50 start-up grants to qualified degree students who are accepted to study in an International Master's Degree Programme. The amount of each grant will be 1000-1500 euro. The grants are not meant to cover living expenses, but we hope that the little extra money helps our new students to settle in Helsinki.
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Detained Australian journalists a message
Two Australian journalists believe Sri Lankan authorities detained them to send a message ahead of a Commonwealth leaders meeting.
International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) Asia-Pacific director Jacqui Park and her deputy Jane Worthington arrived home on Saturday after two harrowing days being questioned by Sri Lankan authorities.
The pair met local media at a press freedom event in Sri Lanka before authorities confiscated their passports and grilled them on Wednesday.
The Sri Lankan government took issue with the Australian duo participating in the event when they were in the country on tourist visas.
Ms Park and Ms Worthington were relieved to be on Australian soil when they arrived at Sydney International Airport on Saturday morning.
Ms Park said they were questioned in a hotel room with a lawyer present but said it was intimidating.
She said local journalists had concerns ahead of the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM) in Colombo later this month.
"I think it was talked about in the interviewing and referenced very much," Ms Park told reporters at the airport.
"We were told we were potentially making trouble for them in the lead up to CHOGM."
The Australian women believe the treatment they received was about sending a message to others about the kind of treatment they could expect if they campaigned for freedom of expression. The Australian Government should take a "very close look" at the human rights situation in Sri Lanka, Ms Park said.
The call comes after Canada boycotted CHOGM in a sign of protest against Sri Lanka's questionable human rights practices.
Despite having their passports confiscated and being told they could not leave, Ms Park said the focus was on Sri Lankan media.
"From the kinds of questions that we had over the two days it was clear it was kind of a witch hunt against the local media, local journalists and media freedom activists who are really trying to create some free space for freedom of expression in Sri Lanka," she told reporters.
Sri Lankan Media Minister Keheliya Rambukwella told local journalists on Thursday the two Australians arrived in the country as tourists but were instead engaging in "anti-government activism". "We have no personal interest in the two individuals but they have broken the visa conditions," the minister said on Thursday. "We are treating them according to the law."
Ms Park said she was surprised to see authorities with a dossier of her approximately 15 visits to Sri Lanka in the past 15 years.
Media, Entertainment and Arts Alliance federal secretary Christopher Warren, who is also Ms Park's husband, said the situation showed how difficult it was for journalists in Sri Lanka.
"And it demonstrates how important it is for journalists around the world to stand together and work together," he said. - AAP
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Scarlett LewisHer 6-Year Old Son Guides Her to Forgiveness After His Death!
One of 26 Killed at Sandy Hook Shootings, He Leaves Behind Powerful Message
On the morning of December 14th, 2012, 6-year old Jesse McCord Lewis said good-bye to his mother and father on his way to Sandy Hook Elementary School. It was the last time they saw him. A few hours later, Jesse was dead along with 25 other victims of the school shootings in Newtown, Connecticut.
In the midst of their smothering grief, resentment and anger, Jesse's parents were overwhelmed by the power of a message Jesse left on his chalkboard a few days before the tragedy. It was in the form of three words, "Nurturing. Healing. Love." Scarlett says that she and her husband understood that those powerful words were a calling from Jesse. For them, the message was, "I have something for you to do for us. That's to consciously change an angry thought into a loving one" Scarlett Lewis has come to realize that to change anger and hate to love is within our power, "because it is a choice."
When Scarlett Lewis lost her son Jesse in that act of unimaginable violence, she experienced something that no parent ever should - the death of a child. That day, which started just like any other, changed Scarlett's life forever. After Jesse's death, Scarlett embarked on a spiritual odyssey, inspired by her son's simple three-word message. Strengthened by his inspiring words, Scarlett took her first step toward a new life. And with each step, it became clearer to her how true Jesse's message was -- love is indeed the essential element necessary to move forward and love is always a choice.
In response to Jesse's inner guidance, Scarlett founded the Jesse Lewis Choose Love Foundation. Where she has created a curriculum to teach children about the power they have to change their thoughts and life without fear and hate. Scarlett also wrote a book recounting her journey from anger to forgiveness. The title is Jesse's last message to her, "Nurturing Healing Love"


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Adam Cohen
Kane Kessler
Adam Cohen is a partner in the NYC law firm Kane Kessler, P.C. and chairs the firm's Intellectual Property practice group. Kane Kessler is counsel to the AICP. Adam regularly represents clients in all aspects of intellectual property law and acts as outside general counsel to clients in several industry sectors including advertising and commercial production; fashion apparel and retail; contemporary art; media and entertainment; consumer products; public relations; publishing; and technology.
Among other endeavors, Adam is involved in the procurement, protection and conveyance of intellectual property through licensing, acquisition and sale, joint ventures, and other transactions; general intellectual property counseling; the prosecution and protection of trademarks; intellectual property litigation; industry specific relationships; and general commercial counseling.
Adam is a frequent speaker, writer and panelist on intellectual property and industry specific legal issues. He has been selected for inclusion in Super Lawyers - New York Metro Edition for the years 2012-2017. Adam sits on the Board of Directors of Franklin Furnace Archive, Inc., a NYC based not-for-profit arts organization.
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Finally out of the tangle,
the stubborn undergrowth,
the dripping sky
that descended like subterfuge,
his gentle field,
laid out like a picnic,
The forest still
reared its cold, damp mane
at his approach,
but there was something now
he had as reply.
And from the larder,
the woman,
who was no longer
young and gentle,
ferried the raw materials
he tore with calloused thumbs
from the earth
into jars, into cupboards,
sweetening, smoothing,
caramelizing the savage man
that the land was
daily tearing from him,
as if he were his fraying shirt.
She too was part of
his quarrel with the bush.
With her he'd teach it
to part its hair,
to accept the fields,
to accept the basin and the soap,
and above all the harvest.
And the forest reconciled herself
with this man,
for their treaty was neither
wholly hers or the invader's.
And they were,
in their own ways,
immovable forces, bearing down,
hewing the other
into transformation.
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Here at Medical Diagnostic Scans, the Wellington Bone Scan has been found as most useful for detecting the spread of cancers which frequently travel to the bone when they spread from locations, such as the lungs, breasts, prostate, bladder, and thyroid. In addition to the bone scan, we also a wide range of other tests that assist in locating what is causing you discomfort or pain. The Bone Scan is an easy method to use when a patient has a known cancer, as it can routinely check the patient annually for any spread to the bones. We are dedicated to ensuring the health of our patients is our top priority, and we will work directly with your physician to offer our advice, and results. We hope that you will give us a call upon reeving your referral from your physician, so that we can begin your journey to wellness and healing.
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Paperback - SubTitle: 2002 & Beyond (Kryon Book 9)
By Kryon (Lee Carroll)
The best-selling Kryon series of books has over 67 unique volumes in over 15 languages
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The latest volume, BOOK 9, is filled with more heart-warming channeling from the angelic
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Previous Kryon works have spoken of this present time of intense unrest on the planet.
Now we get to see it played out as the old energy is rung out and the new energy is invited
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The ancient parish church of Tottenham. The tower is 14th century with an 18th century top. The south porch is late 14th century, the south aisle late 15th century. The north aisle dates from 1816 and the east end of 1875-1777 by William Butterfield. The nave roof and much of the decoration is by Butterfield too.
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स्मिथ एंड फाउंड
बीएसई: 513418 | NSE: N.A | ISIN: INE728B01032 | Castings & Forgings
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The company was originally incorporated as Shimoga Forge Private Limited, date of incorporation being 22/10/1990. The private limited company thereafter was converted into a public limited company dated 1-5-92. The company at present does not have any subsidiary companies. The company is promoted by S Suresh, who has about 15 years experience in forging industry. 2004 -Shimoga Technologies Ltd has informed that the members of the company at their Extra Ordinary General Meeting held on December 22, 2003 has approved voluntary delisting the equity shares of the company from Bangalore and Madras Stock Exchanges. 2005 -Company has splits its Face value of Shares from Rs 10 to Re 1 2007 -Shimoga Technologies Ltd has appointed Mr. M H R Rao as an Independent Director. 2014 -The name of the company has been changes from Shimoga Technologies Ltd. to Smiths & Founders (India) Limited. -The registered office of the company has been changed from 135/3A, 11th Cross, Malleswaram, Bangalore 560 003, Karnataka to 412/13, 3rd Floor, Soundarya Sampige, 8th Cross, Sampige Road, Malleswaram, Bangalore 560 003. 2016 -Smiths & Founders (India) Ltd has been changed registered office from 3rd Floor, Soundarya Sampige, 8th Cross, Sampige Road, Malleswaram, Bangalore 560003 to No. 505, 5th Floor, Brigage Rubix, No. 20, HMT Main Road, Bangalore 560013.
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The Project Architect will be directly responsible and accountable for overseeing the Architectural aspects of the development of the design, production of the construction documents (the plans), and specifications and client relationships.
Main Job Tasks and Responsibilities:
- Manage and coordinate the work of a multi-disciplined team encompassing design development, contracting, code compliance and project completion.
- Be the point person and have responsibility for the client relationship including all sub-contractors (design and technical staff, external consultants, structural engineers, mechanical and civil engineers)
- Responsible for workload allocation through the duration of the project.
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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) recently announced that it will require the Essure birth control implant to carry the strongest safety warning label. The black box warning follows thousands of adverse event reports associated with the use of the medical device.
Essure is touted as a safe alternative to tubal ligation as a means of permanent birth control. However, patients implanted with the device report a range of serious side effects, including perforation of the uterus or fallopian tubes, chronic pain, bleeding, autoimmune disorders, and severe allergic reaction.
As detailed in a recent statement, the FDA intends to require that a boxed warning and Patient Decision Checklist be added to the product labeling. The safety statements set forth in the boxed warning are intended to better communicate to patients and providers the significant side effects or adverse outcomes associated with the Essure device and other permanent hysteroscopically-placed tubal implants. Meanwhile, the Decision Checklist contains key items about the device, its use, and safety and effectiveness outcomes.
The FDA also issued draft guidance, "Labeling for Permanent Hysteroscopically-Placed Tubal Implants Intended for Sterilization," to provide the public an opportunity to comment on the proposed language to be included in these warnings. After a 60-day comment period, the agency will make any necessary changes and issue final guidance.
In addition to the new FDA warnings, the agency continues to investigate a number of allegations against the maker of Essure, Bayer AG. They include clinical trial misconduct, notably that clinical trial participants' medical records were altered to reflect more favorable data about participants' experiences, as well as violations of FDA regulations related to the manufacturing and marketing of Essure. The FDA has also ordered Bayer to conduct a postmarket surveillance study to obtain more data about Essure's benefits and risks.
If you or someone you love has suffered serious harm due to a recalled or otherwise defective medical device, you may be entitled to compensation. To discuss your legal rights, contact a San Diego medical product liability lawyer at the Law Offices of Robert Vaage for a free consultation.


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Friday, August 22, 2008
All The Fun Of The Show...
...in this case, the Spunart team in a few quiet moments before the mayhem began at the start of Sunday. You may recognise a few of my quilts hanging behind them; thank you to the lovely people who commented that they look much better in real life! You can probably tell that the messy desk at the front of the stand is mine; I create mayhem wherever I go, co opting space madly. I had great fun talking about Lutradur and Evolon both, my favourite textiles. Wonder what other industrial products can be turned to artful uses... Mervyn, get your thinking cap on!
It was great to meet fellow bloggers and Etsians at the show, and there are tentative plans for a retreat later in the year. Amazing what you can arrange in a few minutes between demos! I had a ball, but I have to admit I'm really tired still, so I may be quite quiet for a while. Or not...
11 comments:
- Mickey and Madeline Art Glass said...
Wow!!! what a beautiful booth...your work looks great!!!!
- 1:03 pm
- Nuvofelt said...
Didn't we have fun! And about that retreat.... the only question is 'When?'
- 1:08 pm
- AltheaP said...
It looks grand, and I know you had fun. Rest up now for the next round!
- 1:55 pm
- Jean Levert Hood said...
So glad it was a great show, Marion!
- 1:58 pm
- Rose said...
Great booth, glad you had a good show!
- 2:06 pm
- Rock and Fossil Depot said...
Awsome booth! Your quilts are so stunning!
- 5:24 pm
- Julie said...
Retreat? I'm up for that! It was great to meet you at the Show. I was impressed by your enthusiasm for all things Lutradur :) I bought some Evolon to play with but am still show-lagged like yourself so haven't played yet.
- 6:43 pm
- Stitching with Schnauzer and Siamese said...
Ok Myfanwy and Marion... when are you free? and where? Bestwishes
- 9:03 pm
- Guzzisue said...
It was a great show and it was good to meet you :-)
- 9:15 am
- Melinda said...
Hi Marion,
I wanted to meet you at the show, but whenever I passed your booth you were 3 deep in people.
I love how you are using fibre/mixed media to express and explore your inner life. So much fibre art is so shallow - doesn't get beneath the surface.
- 6:19 am
And mayhem it was, Marion. I only managed to snatch a few seconds with you, but at least we managed to meet very, very briefly. I was less polite than Melinda and gently elbowed my way to the front. It was great to see the booth so busy and you smiling so happily!
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I have been reading Roald Dahl's The BFG to my fourth grade classes trying to encourage them to read (and finish) chapter books. After several weeks and realizing that I wouldn't finish before the end of the year, I bought 3 copies of the book from the bookstore and gave them to the teachers after they promised they would read everyday until they finished it (I will be checking with the students and ask for my book back if they aren't holding to their promise).
Hands-On Activities in the Library: Science Meets Literature
Sooooo…what to do next? I was thinking of some sort of hands-on, maker space sort of activity and with our school system's science olympiad coming up soon, I looked at the state science performance standards. As a judge for the science olympiad I know a laser light relay is one of the events and decided to set it up in the library. This would also give the students going to the olympiad some practice. The Georgia Standard of Excellence: Science: "S4P1 b. Plan and carry out investigations to describe the path light travels from a light source to a mirror and how it is reflected by the mirror using different angles." I borrowed most of the supplies from our science lab, but did have to scrounge up 7 flashlights!
Linda Sue Park's Firekeeper's Son
I remembered reading a book that had something to do with fires being lit in a relay along mountain tops and after some key word searching in our school library catalog and came up with Linda Sue Park's book. I read her book, Firekeeper's Son, which tells the story set in Korea in the 1800's which relied on a series of firekeepers atop mountains who lit fires from the coast to the king inland at his palace. If the fires were lit, then there were no enemies invading from the sea. The students became "firekeepers" using a flashlight.
A Temporary Science Lab
Students worked in small groups and each had 3 mirrors, a flashlight and a photo of a Korean palace (where the king lives). They had to use all three mirrors to aim a beam of light onto the palace. So they were "firekeepers" relaying the message via mirror to the "palace" so the king would know all was well, no enemies in the land.
It really wasn't a science lesson, but I just wanted to give the students an opportunity to play around and figure things out for themselves. I don't think they have enough time with hands-on activities. After they were successful with the mirrors, they had three prisms to work with. This was also another chance for them to practice team work and social skills. They were so excited and had a great time and they might just have learned something!


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Linda Bernhard was promoted to President. Linda has over 20 years of experience in the St. Louis commercial construction market in the areas of Construction Management, Strategic Planning, Preconstruction and Human Resources. Linda is an accredited LEED Green Associate and recipient of the Project Manager of the Year Award in 2016 from the American Subcontractors Association (ASA) of the Midwest Council. Linda is a graduate of the University of Kansas with a degree in Architectural Engineering with an emphasis in Construction Management.
Greg Zuzack was promoted to Vice President. Greg, a graduate of St. Louis University, joined the firm in 2008 and has over 30 years of experience in the St. Louis commercial construction market in the areas of Business Development, Strategic Planning, Preconstruction and Project Management. Greg is an accredited LEED Green Associate, and is actively involved with IFMA and BOMA.
"Both Linda Bernhard and Greg Zuzack exemplify a high level of character, competency, and capacity which are exceptional traits that every firm is looking for in their employees. It goes without saying that Linda and Greg are truly genuine leaders in the commercial construction industry. I am extremely proud of their accomplishments and pleased to have both of them on our team," stated Ron Landolt at the firm's 2017 Strategic Planning Session.
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New York Governor Andrew Cuomo announced on Sunday the first span of the new Kosciuszko Bridge will open to drivers between Brooklyn and Queens on Thursday, April 27.
The bridge, which is the first of two new spans, is estimated to be used by up to 200,000 commuters every day. Traffic will go in both directions until the construction of the second span is complete by early 2020. Sections of the old bridge will be demolished this summer. The Kosciuszko Bridge project is replacing the existing 78-year-old bridge, which was first opened in 1939 under President Roosevelt's administration.
The opening will be celebrated with a party and the city's first bridge light show that uses color-changing, music-sync LED lights installed on the span. Cuomo said the show will be visible for miles. It will also include coordination with the lights of the Empire State Building.
In addition to the Kosciuszko Bridge, last fall, Gov. Cuomo announced his "New York Harbor of Lights" initiative to put LED light shows on all seven MTA-operated bridges and tunnels as well as the George Washington Bridge by May 2018 as a way to boost the state tourism industry.
The LED lights between multiple bridges can also be coordinated for special events. It is not clear how much the lighting installations cost. They were part of the MTA's overall US$27 billion capital plan to install fully automatic toll booths, improve tunnel flood control, along with carrying out other infrastructure transformation projects.


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|Fort Yates (Standing Rock Agency or Reservation) in North Dakota is the sight of several hauntings including one at the Old Luger Hotel and the nearby Black Tongue Hill
Many guests at the hotel have reported sightings of a young girl dressed in all white in room number 4. She is known to just stand at the foot of the bed waiting for who knows what. Someone to play with? To reconnect with her lost family? The little girl in white's laughter can also be heard throughout the day in the hotel.
|Aerial view of Fort Yates (Standing Rock Agency or Reservation) in North Dakota
The building at the time was home to Richard Luger and his family. His daughter's room were in rooms 6 and 4. One of his daughters claimed to have occasionally passed the ghostly girl in the hallway and she would enter room number 4 and disappear.
Supposedly, there are other resident ghosts who are in the basement. Conversations can often be heard when there is no one around. It is believed that the voices come from several women and a man. Perhaps these are family members of the little girl in white.
Fort Yates which is formerly and also still know to some as the Standing Rock Agency or Reservation. The center of the local Sioux tribe. Chief Sitting Bull was killed in the hills a short distance from Fort Yates and buried there. Although his body was exhumed and moved to another location, there are monuments to the Native Chief at the location of his burial.
|The monument to Chief Sitting Bull located near Fort Yates (Standing Rock Agency or Reservation) in North Dakota
Also, in the hills near Fort Yates, another ghostly legend has risen. In the hills just south of the town it is believed that an old reclusive woman lived and she was known as "Old Lady Black Tongue". One fateful night, she was walking along the highway returning to her home. She never made it as she was struck and killed by a vehicle. To this day many have seen an old woman dressed in black walking along the road near what is now known as Black Tongue Hill.
|A phantom known as "Old Lady Black Tongue" is seen walking along the highway near the spot where she was killed at her home on Black Tongue Hill


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If there's one piece of advice I have for young artists, it's to paint what you see, not what you think you see.
Oops, a second one: look for the red, especially regarding portraits.
And another one: start by painting the whole canvas pink.
And if Fio can ever get her laptop to cooperate, she'll give you an example of her own work.
Saturday, December 12, 2015
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I'm not sure who loves the new Harumika Fashion Design mannequin more, me or my daughter. Anyone who has an interest in fashion would have fun with this toy. Harumika sets make a great present for a kid or a fun desktop creativity toy for an adult harboring a secret dream to become a fashion designer.
Wear Your Heart on Your Wrist: Shains Customizable Bracelets for Kids
Kids love to express themselves through crafts projects, personalized products, and colorful accessories.
Shains brings all of this together in a fun, hip, eco-friendly and affordable way! Kids can easily spell out words and add icons to a variety of fun bracelets, necklaces or other accessories.
And, according to Shains, all products and packaging are made of recycled and recyclable content and everything Shains produces is certified lead free.
Summer Art for Tweens
Summer is a great time for enrichment activities. Free from the daily grind of classes and homework, your child can explore his or her creative side.
Shop for art supplies on sale at local craft stores, or find wholesale arts and crafts supplies online at DollarDays. Many moms have a craft box (or craft closet) full of supplies to keep their kids occupied during school vacations and on rainy weekends.
While some parents splurge on summer art classes and camps, activity books can inspire at a much lower price tag. LittleMissMatched's The Artist in Me! costs under $12 at Amazon.
Eye Can Create Art…So Can You
I wasn't bored much growing up. On rainy days and lazy Saturday afternoons, I'd be engaged in some craft project or interesting game. My mother, a teacher, has a gift for finding and organizing fun activities on a moment's notice. Now that I'm a mom, I appreciate how easy she made it all look.
Some organized moms dedicate entire closets to craft supplies and keep file folders full of craft-ideas clipped from magazines and newspapers on-hand. But if that's not your style, you can still entertain and educate your children with the fabulous art kits from Eye Can Art.
Color Your Own Rainbow
The ultimate in customization (and super fun play) is to make your own toys. You don't have to be an expert artisan to build and decorate a quality Calafant Cardboard Toys from Creative Toy Shop. Calafant Cardboard Toys are a custom toy, imaginative craft, and enjoyable family project all in one. These toys are easy […]
Happy Thanksgiving!
We are so thankful that you have joined us throughout this year for our chic picks, hip contests and fabulous deals! Enjoy your family and have a bountiful and happy Thanksgiving tomorrow. If you are looking for some fun fall crafts to occupy the kiddos, we recommend: Construction Paper Hand Turkey with a Twist from […]
Keep Crayons and Art Supplies Organized with Doodlebugz
My daughter enjoys drawing, carrying her things in bags, organizing her toys (must have gotten that from Daddy). Doodlebugz offers Crayon Keepers, DoodleBags, Crayon Aprons and Toolbelts, and Crayon Purses and Duffle Bags that allow her to do all three. These licensed Crayola products, available at Princess Linens, allow your little artist to keep supplies […]
Art Studio on the Go
One of the biggest challenges in traveling with children is keeping them occupied between stops. Time will fly by for your little artist with The Car Valet by Alex ($28 at Little Jet Set) and he can keep an illustrated journal to have a fun, personal record of the trip, too. This adorable, easy to […]
Unique Gifts for Your Child
Personalizing a gift can make the present more memorable. And adding a custom flourish makes the item a perfect fit for its recipient. Copper Hill Kids allows you to customize and personalize a variety of gifts for babies and children. When a business is a labor of love, the joy shines through in the products. […]
Is my (Doll)House Safe?
A reader e-mailed us because she had concerns about the Melissa & Doug Victorian Dollhouse ($150, unfurnished) she had purchased for her daughter. After checking out the research we e-mailed her, she felt comfortable keeping this child-safe dollhouse. Melissa & Doug manufactures in China and many parents are understandably concerned about the lead paint recalls. […]