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The NY Upstate Chapter of the American Society of Landscape Architects, The Landmark Society of Western New York, and WXXI & The Little Theatre present the documentary film Frederick Law Olmsted: Designing America. A panel discussion with follow the screening.
Tickets: $10 regular admission, $8 admission for members of WXXI, The Little, The Landmark Society, or The ASLA
JoAnn Beck, ASLA
Rochester, NY
JoAnn is a landscape architect with experience in private practice, professional education, and public practice. For the last 18 years she has served as the City of Rochester's Senior Landscape Architect, and has managed the design of capital projects in the parks, the trail system, and civic spaces, including the Public Market and High Falls. She is a Trustee of the Highland Park Conservancy and the Landmark Society of Western New York, and the co-chair of its Olmsted Parks Subcommittee.
Katie Eggers Comeau
Rochester, NY
Katie is the architectural historian at Bero Architecture PLLC. Her involvement with Rochester's parks began when she joined the staff of the Landmark Society of Western New York in 2001, while the organization was in the midst of a major advocacy effort on behalf of Seneca Park. She wrote the National Register nomination for Seneca Park, the Multiple Property Documentation Form for the entire Olmsted park system, and later collaborated with Bayer Landscape Architecture on the Survey of Rochester's Historic Parklands and, most recently, the Master Plan for Genesee Valley Park West. She remains active in the Landmark Society's Olmsted Subcommittee and is a board member of the National Association for Olmsted Parks. She is the author of the recent Rochester History publication "125 Years of Rochester's Parks."
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Ithaca, NY
Judy composed the music for Frederick Law Olmsted: Designing America and has composed or co-composed scores for numerous documentaries and feature films, including: The Rivers Flow North (Michael J. Fox, Rip Torn, Tantoo Cardinal), Stranger in the Kingdom (Martin Sheen, Ernie Hudson), Disappearances (Kris Kristofferson, Genevieve Bujold), Northern Borders (Bruce Dern, Genevieve Bujold), Through Deaf Eyes (a PBS documentary about the history of deaf culture), John James Audubon: Drawn from Nature (PBS American Masters series), and many more. She plays violin and fiddle; is a founding member of the alt-folk band, The Horse Flies; has recorded and toured with Natalie Merchant; and has received an Emmy award for the music she created for a documentary about Thomas Jefferson. She and her husband and musical partner, Jeff Claus, live in Ithaca, NY. In addition to playing in The Horse Flies, they perform in the indie-rock band, Boy with a Fish, and as an acoustic duo, Suitcase. -- www.judyhyman.com
Jeff Claus
Ithaca, NY
Jeff was the recording and mix engineer for Frederick Law Olmsted: Designing America. He has co-composed and/or engineered many of the film projects listed in Judy Hyman's bio. He plays guitar and banjo ukulele, sings, and writes songs and film music. His music has been used by Oliver Stone (in Any Given Sunday), MTV's Rock the Vote, and others, and one of his songs, "Sally Ann," has been recorded by Natalie Merchant and performed by her and her band on Late Night with David Letterman. He's a founding member of the bands The Horse Flies and Boy with a Fish; plays with Judy in the acoustic duo, Suitcase; and has had a parallel career as a professor of multicultural education at Ithaca College. -- www.thehorseflies.com, www.suitcase-music.com, www.boywithafish.com
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Bayer Landscape Architecture, PLLC
Honeoys Falls, NY
Zakery Steele, ASLA, is a Project Manager at Bayer Landscape Architecture in Honeoye Falls, New York. As an advocate of civic engagement at all levels, he contributes much of his time, passion and expertise toward civic endeavors throughout the region. Prior to settling in Western New York, Zakery served in public sector planning capacities at both the local and regional level in Utah and Massachusetts. He holds a Master of Landscape Architecture degree from the State University of New York's College of Environmental Science and Forestry and a B.S. in Urban and Regional Planning from the University of Utah's College of Architecture + Planning. In 2013, Zakery was honored by the NY Upstate Chapter of the American Society of Landscape Architects for his growing body of professional work and his considerable volunteer service with the Chapter's first-ever Distinguished Emerging Practitioner award.
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As the designer of major urban parks, Olmsted made enormous contributions to the American landscape and is known as the father of American landscape architecture. He was co-designer of Central Park, head of the first Yosemite commission, leader of the campaign to protect Niagara Falls, designer of the U.S. Capitol Grounds, site planner for the Great White City of the 1893 World's Columbian Exposition, planner of Boston's "Emerald Necklace" of green space and of park systems in many other cities. Olmsted's pioneering design of the public parks and parkway systems in Buffalo, N.Y. is the oldest coordinated system in America and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. To Olmsted, a park was both a work of art and a necessity for urban life. Olmsted's work to preserve nature created an "environmental ethic" decades before the environmental movement became a force in American life.


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We here at Yahoo have been ranking the top searches since 2001, our way of providing snapshots into our collective fascinations and fixations from the year. In 2013, quite a few familiar faces return to our annual list of Top 10 Searches, although you wouldn't be blamed for not quite recognizing them. Whether they were coming of age or coming into motherhood, the celebrities who made the list all went through a startling metamorphosis in 2013.
While the 2013 list isn't as news-heavy as last year, when "elections" and "political polls" dominated search terms, people weren't just ogling actors and musicians. Online focus homed in on the Obamacare rollout, a murder trial and — one more time — a smartphone.
[Related: Get an eyeful with 2013 Top 10 Searches on Yahoo slideshow]
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Two different digital revolutions make the Top 10 this year. Of course, given the breakneck pace of tech these days, the Apple smartphone isn't as revolutionary but can still be revelatory. The iPhone returns with daunting regularity on Yahoo lists, and the iPhone 5 (No. 9) hit No. 2 last year, even though it wasn't out yet. While the new iteration might not have been a monumental evolution, its GPU prowess proved up to snuff, the new ID access brought biometric technology literally to users' fingertips, and iOS7 design marked a big philosophical break from skeumorphism.
The video block-building game Minecraft (No. 4) has won rapturous praise for being at once simple yet limitless, and for bypassing the long build-up time of other gaming companies. In 2011, the Swedish company's smartphone app leapt to the No. 1 spot in a month, and its beta launch opened to an audience of 16 million registered users. Sales now are above 33 million and growing.
Players — many children — survive attacks by monsters by crafting weapons and creating shelters that become entire worlds. More important, it's a game without rules and without end that has inspired real-world applications, from collaborative school projects to architecture design. Its monumental access has inspired a documentary (recently published on YouTube), a New Yorker profile, and a book about its founder Markus "Notch" Persson.
Trial and error
Despite the battles directed at Affordable Care Act, better known as Obamacare (No. 6), its search average had been moderate until its Oct. 1 launch. With a federal Jan. 1 deadline for all Americans to have health insurance, and the massive (negative) publicity from the shutdown to the national website, people finally went en masse to figure out just "what is obamacare," "affordable health insurance" and what health exchanges were available to them. The intense search surge for the act and site pushed the term into the Top 10.
Not so with Jodi Arias (No. 8), who pulled in searches by mid-December 2012. By the time her trial began on Jan. 2, Arias had confessed to stabbing and shooting her boyfriend, Travis Alexander, in 2008. Livestreaming, social media — including Arias' Twitter updates managed by a friend — and old-fashioned camera-hogging by the prosecutor and Arizona sheriff all contributed to the spectacle. As for why the defendant herself was such a draw, hers was a story that many could relate to (a relationship gone wrong) and yet couldn't understand (a soft-spoken petite woman capable of such brutality).
[Related: Anchorman Ron Burgundy reads Yahoo Searches of the Year]
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Carl Jung had his archetypes, Yahoo has our own — often the pop princess, (Disney) girl next door, celebutante "it" girl, fallen hero, nice Canadian kid — and they can be the same person. Miley Cyrus (No. 1) last made the Yahoo Top 10 when she was 15 and still Disney's No. 1 property as Hannah Montana. Even then, she was catapulting into adulthood with a near-topless Vanity Fair cover shot, although she apologized to fans and declared herself "embarrassed" by those Annie Leibovitz pics.
Five years, a pole dance and several writhing, "Wrecking Ball" music videos later, 21-year-old Cyrus has twerked her way into the No. 1 slot. By the way, that position was occupied by Britney Spears four times — and Cyrus is definitely on Spears' fast-track to dump her clean-cut image. (FYI, the two share the same agent.) Her remarkable transformation didn't happen until mid-year when her music video for "We Can't Stop" came out, complete with debauchery and drug references. She kept fans wondering about her engagement to Liam Hemsworth until September.
Ultimately Cyrus has had the last laugh — in fact, she's been in on the joke the whole time. Her turn as host and musical guest on "Saturday Night Live" got her a return invite two weeks later. Her album "Bangerz" debuted at No. 1 with great sales, leading to the announcement of a huge 2014 tour. And that crying kitty at the AMA Awards has been read as a "screw you" to online critics.
All enough to dethrone Kim Kardashian (No. 2) as the most-searched person on Yahoo — even though the reality star became a mother in 2013. The celebutante famous for being famous stunned entertainment junkies with news she and rapper beau Kanye West were expecting a baby, paving the way for months of stories analyzing how she dressed her baby bump and speculating whether the couple would allow the tot on her family's abundance of shows (for the record, she said no). Unexpectedly, she triggered a white-hot debate about criticism over her pregnancy weight gain — and it didn't help she was being compared to the "ideal" maternity style of the Duchess of Cambridge.
After Kardashian gave birth on June 15, people moved on to debating the baby's name (and what an interesting name North West is), and when the social media-savvy Kardashian would share baby's first photo — although it was her postpartum slimmed-down selfie that got the attention. There was plenty of on- and off-camera drama with her family, with rumored marital problems between Khloé and Lamar Odom as well as Kris and Bruce Jenner's split. That didn't deter West's elaborate marriage proposal — less than five months after Kardashian's divorce from Kris Humphries was finalized — in a San Francisco baseball stadium. No wedding date yet, but expect it to keep Kardashian in our lives well past 2014.
Justin Bieber (No. 10) was another awkward coming-of-age story. Like Cyrus, the young pop singer returned to our Top 10 after a two-year absence, but perhaps for all of the wrong reasons. The year started out with his huge breakup from girlfriend Selena Gomez (No. 5), and seemed to go downhill from there. Gossip focused more on his crazy shenanigans than for his music, despite the success of his worldwide Believe Tour. Major car problems, nightclub fights (on both sides of the pond), peeing in a mop bucket while cursing out a president, a confiscated monkey — Bieber just couldn't seem to make a good decision to save his life this year.
Being single turned out fine for Gomez (the exes still hang out). Her lead single "Come & Get It" hit double platinum, and her video got Gomez a MTV VMA Moonman. Her movie "Getaway" though didn't win any distinctions, unless you count one of the year's worst reviewed films on Rotten Tomatoes. (Hey, there's always "Spring Breakers" on Amazon Prime.)
This year was also very good for Kate Upton, who went from supermodel to bona fide international celebrity. The sexpot, who turned 21, had a few tabloid romances, starting with Detroit Tigers pitcher Justin Verlander and settling in with "Dancing With the Stars" pro Maksim Chmerkovskiy. Career-wise, she nabbed her first big screen role in "The Other Woman" (2014), playing opposite A-listers Cameron Diaz and Leslie Mann.
She's unlikely to give up her day job anytime soon. In 2013 she booked ad campaigns for David Yurman and Carl's Jr. and starred in a successful Super Bowl commercial for Mercedes-Benz. After she graced Sports Illustrated's Swimsuit Issue cover for the second time in as many years, Vogue called her The Hottest Supermodel on Earth and the fashion world crowned her 2013 Model of the Year. All of this on top of appearing on almost every magazine cover in print — even Golf Digest.
The most potent celebrity story though might be Amanda Bynes (No. 7). The 27-year-old actress is reportedly suffering from schizophrenia and bipolar disorder; the illness often manifests itself in females when they reach their mid- to late 20s. At first, her bizarre sightings and even more bizarre Twitter attacks on other celebrities played out like another former child star losing it, reminiscent of Spears' breakdown in 2007 and Mischa Barton's in 2009. Things got more serious in May when Bynes was arrested on three misdemeanor counts. In July, she was taken into an involuntary mental health hold after trying to light a fire in a neighbor's driveway. Her parents filed for — and were granted — conservatorship over their daughter. Bynes moved to a rehab facility in late September. In a twist, a ruling that she can stand trial for a 2012 DUI case is actually good news, as she was deemed mentally competent. Unconfirmed reports speculated that she could be released in time for Christmas.
[Related: Go way back to 2001 with a nostalgic look at Yahoo's Top 10]
2013 Top 10 Searches on Yahoo
1. Miley Cyrus
2. Kim Kardashian
3. Kate Upton
4. Minecraft
5. Selena Gomez
6. Obamacare (Affordable Care Act)
7. Amanda Bynes
8. Jodi Arias
9. iPhone 5
10. Justin Bieber
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On arrival, we went to the Portsmouth Public Library. The man who showed us around the "Special Collections" room was very helpful and we had the resources to ourselves. They hold an index to those buried at South Street which links the inscriptions to a map showing where the graves are. Not only did we locate the Swinfield/Warburton plot but also the burial of Thomas's "wife", Maria,
's mother, who had emigrated with him in 1854. She died as early as 31st October 1865, stated to be aged just 60. This was recorded in the records of Elizabeth in Chapel Street. She died just prior to his marriage to his second wife, Amy, in 1866. Both Frances and William John Warburton, her grandchildren, were married in that church in 1882 and 1890. St John's Church
We were then able to visit Proprietor's Cemetery and go straight to the grave. What an amazing feeling it was for both Di and me to stand by the stone which commemorates Thomas's passing and where he was laid to rest after such an adventurous life! He was later joined by his daughter and her husband as well as his grandson and granddaughter. It seems that Edwin Swinfield Warburton commissioned the inscription about 1926 leaving room for his death year to be added when he finally joined them. That was not done! The other grandson, William John Warburton (1864-1930), is buried with his family elsewhere in the Harmony Grove area of South Street. He was the great-grandfather of my newly found 3rd cousin, once removed, who lives in
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Installation was quick and easy on a test Windows 7 system. If you're familiar with the product then you'll immediately notice the new interface. A compact and clean Home Page separates the beta's key functions into six panes, and clicking Scan for the first time immediately launched a Quick Scan. Click the Security tab, though, and you'll find all the usual controls for the suite's antivirus engine, spam filter, firewall and more, so there's plenty here to explore.
The left-hand toolbar also provides access to some interesting new tools. Software Updater checks your installed applications and alerts you to any available updates; Browser Cleanup aims to help you remove annoying addons from your browsers (although only IE and Firefox at the moment, at least on our system); and AccessAnywhere allows you to set up remote access to your PC.
And of course there have also been improvements to the core protection technologies, so for instance FileRep and WebRep are now better able to identify and new threats in near real time.
This is the avast! internet security suite. The program also comes in a Free, Pro and Premier antivirus edition, and even the most basic of these delivers plenty of power, including a lot of real-time and browsing protection. So if you're looking to save money then the Free edition may be the best place to start.
Build 8.0.1497 brings these changes:
• Fixed issues related to Win 8 & Win 8.1 (avast! is now fully compatible with these operating systems)
• Fixed issues in virtualization module (including other x64 platform fixes)
• Fixed issues in Script shield
• Outlook plugin fixes
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Not much news today.
First the scoreboard:
Dow: 13,488, +17.2, +0.1 percent S&P 500: 1,472, -0.0, -0.0 percent NASDAQ: 3,125, +3.8, +0.1 percent
And now the top stories:
- The November U.S. trade deficit came in at $48.7 billion in November, which was much wider than the $41.8 billion expected by economists. This was largely due to the sharp 3.8 percent jump in imports.
- "Despite recent weakness in investment spending ahead of the fiscal cliff, non-auto capital goods imports managed to increase in November (+$0.4 bil, 0.9%)," wrote UBS's Kevin Coffin. "More generally, the broad-based increases in imports suggest a fairly decent pace of consumer and capital spending through November, and perhaps some inventory building."
- In a report today, the National Retail Federation wrote that we should expect another spike in imports in the January data as a looming dockworkers strike is forcing retailers to accelerate their inventory shipments. Craig Sherman of the NRF estimates that imports could jump by around 2.3 percent.
- In other news about balances, the Treasury Department reported that the U.S. has a budget deficit of just $260 million. This was much narrower than the $1billion expected by economists. It was also the narrowest December reading since 2007.
- The debt ceiling debate continues in Washington as Congressional leaders spar on a fiscal policy deal. Meanwhile, Senate Democrats are urging President Barack Obama to " take any lawful steps" to work around the debt ceiling if Congressional Republicans refuse to raise the nation's borrowing limit.
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No, I won't be doing today's posting in French.
After today's follow up performance by Zambrano and what was clearly a case of no-name guys who won't ever be pitching in the 8th and 9th innings during the season, blowing the game today, I decided it was pretty clear that was the case and thought of a few things I wanted to talk about.
The first being: my first time ever seeing a Cubs game at Wrigley Field. Zambrano was pitching and it was a beautiful day for baseball. Even with quite a rain delay I realized at Wrigley, everyday is a great day for baseball. I was mesmerized instantly with all of it. I loved seeing the familiar faces hanging on the banners…stars I had seen on TV forever and legends who are already in the Hall of Fame. I hit one of the stores pretty hard for new Cubs merchandise and immediately threw on my new 2005 Cubs t-shirt looking forward to taking in the game from the field level, along the first base line. Now this was 2005 so it was nowhere near a team with the type of potential we talk about with this year's club. One of the biggest names on the team then was Nomar Garciaparra. He hit a home run that day accounting for nearly all of the Cubs runs scored.
It was Sept 24, 2005 and I was there to celebrate my 30th birthday which was coming up a month later. As far as birthday trips go, it ranks right up there as one of the coolest, more thoughtful gifts anyone has ever given me. My girlfriend took me and even though we fought over some stupid stuff while we were there, I still had a great time and loved the fact that I was actually sitting in the sun (once the rain subsided) taking in a game at Wrigley. It was amazing to finally take everything in in person. The marquee outside the stadium, the Harry Caray statue, the scoreboard, the Hey Hey foul pole, the rooftops full of fans, the ivy on the walls. It was amazing. And while seeing Zambrano pitch was as well, his actual pitching was not.
At that point Zambrano still had a .295 BA for the season (pretty impressive) and showed signs of becoming a great pitcher. However it WAS still 2005 and things weren't exactly good. Big Z gave up 6 runs in 6 1/3 innings and the Cubs lost 8-3. They were eliminated from postseason contention with the loss. Somehow that touch REALLY made me feel like I was experiencing the true Cubs experience. It just felt appropriate that those details should decorate my first time at Wrigley given the history of the team and all that we've been through together. Regardless, it was amazing and it was my first time…an event all Cubs fans I believe could tell you their version at the drop of a Lou Piniella hat in the middle of a heated exchange with an umpire. No matter how many times I go, I always look forward to the next time. Here's the box score and hitting results from that game:
Nowadays though, Zambrano is in a whole new ballpark (not literally, unless of course you thought I meant Fitch). Zambrano is an absolute ace in a rotation that has a few quality starters yet still has a significant drop off from 1-2-3, etc. Lately he has looked great, including today's game against the Diamondbacks. 3IP, 0 ER, 3K AND he hit a home run! This was the second game Big Z looked headed in the right direction for '08, 2 for 2 so far this Spring. I have a hard time putting into words my excitement about that.
As for Z Future…who knows? But as long he keeps this up, the Cubs are going to be in a great place and baseball is going to be a lot of fun this Summer…if nothing else…at least every five days or so. Way to go Zambrano.


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HOUSTON – A Houston-area surgical center will pay $290,000 and provide significant remedial relief to settle a sexual harassment and retaliation lawsuit filed by the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act, the federal agency announced today. The EEOC had charged that First Street Surgical Center, L.P. and First Surgical Partners, LLC subjected several female workers at their Bellaire, Texas, facility to a sexually hostile work environment and that First Street retaliated against women who complained about the unlawful conduct.
The EEOC's lawsuit (Civil Action No. 4:08cv2894, filed in September 2008 in U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Texas, Houston Division) asserted that a male nurse, who eventually was promoted to a supervisory position, made unwanted sexual advances and sexual jokes and innuendos to female colleagues and subordinates. The EEOC said that women who rejected the advances or complained about harassment were then burdened with more difficult job assignments and had their work performance unfairly disparaged. A nurse who made a written complaint detailing acts of alleged sexual harassment by the supervisor was fired the following day. Another woman was given a poor evaluation because she complained about harassment.
"Employers must be vigilant in preventing and addressing discrimination or risk a lawsuit filed by the EEOC," stated EEOC Acting Chairman Stuart J. Ishimaru.
The settlement terms, set forth in a consent decree signed by U.S. District Judge David Hittner, require First Street to pay $210,000 in relief to compensate three women who filed charges of discrimination with the EEOC. Additionally, $80,000 will be distributed among other current and former employees and contract workers who may have been subjected to sexual harassment or retaliation, and the male nurse whose actions provoked complaints will be permanently barred from working for First Street. The decree also requires other corrective actions, including the demotion of the director of nursing, the hiring of a human resources specialist, and training designed to prevent future acts of sexual harassment or retaliation.
EEOC Houston Regional Attorney Jim Sacher added, "The EEOC is pleased that this resolution will remedy past discrimination and prevent future wrongdoing. This case should remind employers that women should never have to endure sexual harassment and retaliation in order to earn a paycheck."
In Fiscal Year 2008, 13,867 sexual harassment charges were filed with the EEOC and state or local agencies nationwide, an increase of 11% from the prior year.
The EEOC enforces federal laws prohibiting employment discrimination. Further information about the EEOC is available on its web site at www.eeoc.gov.


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Will you be my Valentine?
In a touching, it's-too-good-to-be-true fashion, dance lessons at 83 years of age turned into true love. The Crossings at Ironbridge asked their residents to share their best love stories to celebrate Valentine's Day. This year, of the many submissions, Barbara Lindsay's was selected as the senior living community winner.
In her own words, here is Barbara's story:
One day my friends asked me to leave my house and go dancing. I had been in the house for the last nine months because my first husband had died and I was so depressed. I did go to MacDonald's to dance with my group of friends. While at MacDonald's, a friend said there was a nice man named Roy around the corner, and will you teach him to dance? I said sure I'll teach him to dance.
I went over and asked him if he knew how to dance and Roy said no. I said come on and I'll teach you how to dance.
He said okay, but I want you to know that I'm 83 years old.I said no you're not, you're 18.
We began dating and have been together now for six years. I asked God to help me after my husband passed and He sent me Roy. Roy is a wonderful, kind, caring man. We love each other very much.
"It is so nice to see that love can be found at any age," said Sherry Matthews, Executive Director at Ironbridge. "I hope I'm as happy as Barbara and Roy are when I retire."
The Crossings at Ironbridge is a senior living community in Chesterfield County, Virginia. One of five managed by Harmony Senior Services in the Richmond region, its 84 units includes 63 Assisted Living and 21 Memory Care apartments. The state-of-the-art senior living rental option is conveniently located in Chester with access to Route 10 and nearby retail and medical services. For more information visit www.TheCrossingsAtIronbridge.com or call (804) 748-7000.


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DIY Springtime Garland
This time of year is fun because I get to indulge in all my fluffy, bouncy, pastel-loving ways. Where ordinarily I don't do "cute" these decorations scratch an itch that surfaces from time to time: my need for all things adorable.
Here are a couple of my absolute favorite garlands:
- Origami Bunny Garland from Hello Bee
- Paper Carrot Garland from Aesthetic Outburst
- Pierced Metal Bunny Garland from Fellow Fellow
- Peeps Bunting from Dana Made It
- Wooden Egg Garland from Squirrelly Minds
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A man and woman who are siblings have filed a medical malpractice suit in regard to the death of their father, alleging a doctor provided the wrong medication and caused him to die in 2011.
A man and woman who are siblings have filed a medical malpractice suit in regard to the death of their father, alleging a doctor provided the wrong medication and caused him to die in 2011.
Winston-Salem attorneys W. Kirk Sanders and Mark T. Atkinson, on behalf of their clients, Christopher Utt and Tracey Leonard, filed the suit earlier this month in Davidson County Superior Court. The attorneys claim Wake Forest University Health Sciences and North Carolina Baptist Hospital were negligent in their care of Terry Wayne Utt.
Utt, 60, died July 5, 2011, at Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center in Winston-Salem.
Utt, according to the suit, entered the emergency room during the afternoon hours of June 25, 2011, with hypotension, renal (kidney) issues and after having diarrhea for three days. He was admitted into the intensive care unit with bacterial pneumonia, hypotension and possible septic shock. Laboratory results on the day he was admitted revealed a white blood cell count of 18 and an elevated creatinine of 9.7 (normal range is 0.5-1.5).
A day after being admitted, Utt's lab results improved with creatinine levels dropping to 4.9, the lawyers wrote in the suit. An ultrasound revealed the man's kidneys were within normal limits. A report by a doctor noted gas fluids/around the gastrointestinal tract, indicative of a gastric antral perforation.
"… On June 25, 2011, until June 27, 2011, the medical records show that Terry Utt's health was improving," the suit stated. "Mr. Utt's health had improved to the point that he was cleared for surgery to repair his gastric perforation."
The surgeon stated Utt tolerated the surgery procedure well with no complications, according to the suit. Dr. Ruth Barron Hyde was the anesthesiologist for the surgery.
The attorneys say she began reversing the anesthesia for Utt after the surgery was completed. Hyde administered two milliliters of Sufentanil into Utt's IV when she would have administered Fentanyl.
"This mistaken administration went unnoticed by Dr. Hyde for approximately 55 minutes," the suit stated. "Dr. Hyde administered 100 micrograms (100 mcg) of Sufentanil citrate instead of 100 mcg Fentanyl from Terry Utt's IV at approximately 6:20 p.m. on June 27, 2011. Dr. Hyde failed to ensure that she had administered the correct medication for Terry Utt."
The attorneys say Sufentanil is up to 10 times more potent than Fentanyl, and the effects of the medication can be reversed by Narcan.
"The Food and Drug Administration states that the dosage of Sufentanil should be individualized in each case according to body weight, physical status, underlying pathological condition, use of other drugs, and type of surgical procedure and anesthesia," the suit states. "Dr. Hyde failed to comply with the recommended usage and dosage of Sufentanil regarding Terry Utt. The FDA warns that Sufentanil citrate should be administered with caution in patients with liver or kidney dysfunction due to the importance of these organs in the metabolism and excretion of Sufentanil. Terry Utt presented to the ED with renal problems."
Additionally, the lawyers say Utt's oxygen saturation immediately began to drop after Hyde's mistaken administration of Sufentanil.
"Dr. Hyde stated that Terry Utt became hypotensive and nonresponsive after Sufentanil was administered," the suit states. "She stated, 'At this time I did not realize that I gave him Sufentanil 100 mcg instead of Fentanyl.'"
The lawyers claim Utt's blood pressure began to fall, and his heart rate dropped to 30 beats per minute. They state the surgeon's notes do not mention Hyde administered Sufentanil to Utt instead of Fentanyl. When Hyde realized she had administered the wrong medication, she alerted the surgical team of her mistake, but the team did not administer Narcan, according to the suit.
Utt was transported to the ICU, and Hyde and the surgeon spoke with the man's family in the waiting room.
"Dr. Hyde informed Mr. Utt's family that she had administered the wrong medication by mistake," the suit states. "The operative record of Dr. Hyde's anesthesia notes of Terry Utt's surgery was truncated by someone working for WFUHS or NCBH. Dr. Hyde amended the truncated notes of the surgery include her full operative record notes, which included her mistaken administration of Sufentanil."
A second surgery July 2 was performed on Utt's abdomen. Three days after that surgery, he was diagnosed with respiratory failure and organ failure and died the same day of the diagnosis.
"Terry Utt suffered for eight days after the surgery as a direct and proximate result of the misadministration of Sufentanil by Dr. Hyde," the lawyers wrote. "Dr. Hyde's administration of Sufentanil caused and/or significantly contributed to the wrongful death of Terry Wayne Utt. … Dr. Hyde, as well as WFUHS and/or NCBH's agents, were negligent for having Sufentanil on the surgical tray for Terry Utt."
The attorneys are seeking in excess of $10,000 in damages. Sanders said he nor his clients or Atkinson would be making comments regarding the lawsuit. Chad Campbell, a spokesman with WFBMC, said the hospital does not comment on pending litigation. Efforts to reach Hyde were unsuccessful.
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It has been awhile since I have posted anything on this blog, but not because I have not been working on my genealogy! I just devoted about 2 weeks to going through all of the hints on ancestry.com, so that now I can keep up with them as they arrive! I learned and found many new discoveries about family members as I went through all of the hints, and the best part, was finding some family pictures that are posted on other people's trees! I posted numerous pictures on my tree over the past summer.
I have also been in contact with new to me researchers and that is always a blessing!
I would love to hear about ideas that others have done for projects. I don't know if my family appreciates the projects as much as I do, but it is fun!
Stories about my ancestors and my journey searching for them. I want my grandchildren to know my grandparents!
Tuesday, October 19, 2010
Update and past genealogical Christmas projects
Labels: genealogy Christmas projects
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What a great idea a recipe card with a picture of great grandma. I should probably come up with an idea for christmas gift. Always plan to but never quite make it except for one year. Gave every one a generation chart of family. Of course it changes as I do research.ReplyDelete
Thanks for the comment! Today I updated a family story that I gave to everyone for Christmas in 2002. Since that time, I have gathered more information and family pictures, so I have included all of those in the update. I will send this updated version out to family at Christmas. (That's not the Christmas project that I have planned to do, however)ReplyDelete
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Coast High Performance delivers powerful new Chevy LS 6.6L and 6.8L Shortblocks. CHP's LS shortblocks are precision machined, assembled and fully balanced, using new aluminum, Probe Industries' SRS forged pistons, 4340 steel crankshaft, lightweight I-beam connecting rods, and Clevite rings and bearings.
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Brand New for 2013 and packed with ALL FORGED COMPONENTS, Coast High Performance's LS Short Block packages pack a punch! With 6.6L and 6.8L offerings, these setups are ideal for the enthusiast that is looking to move away from their stock engine and up into the big leagues! Coast only uses Brand New Aluminum Blocks in these builds and with forged internals through out, their LS Shortblocks are ideal for power adder applications as well as naturally aspirated performance.
- Brand New Aluminum Block Full Machined; includes Billet 6-Bolt Main Caps
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- Probe Industries SRS Forged Pistons (2618-T61)
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- Probe Industries Lightweight I-Beam Connecting Rods
- Clevite Perfect Circle Rings
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- 4.000 – 4.070 Bore Sizes Available
- 4.000 – 4.125 Stroke Sizes Available
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With just one week before show time, we wanted to give you a sneak peek of some of the new products to be unveiled at the 2012 Farm Progress Show in Boone, Iowa. Today, we'll give you a recap of what's new from AGCO.
New from AGCO for model year 2013:
Challenger MT700D track tractor (Tier 4i compliant) — Two new models rated 260 and 285 PTO hp. Both are powered by a new Tier 4i-compliant, AGCO Power 8.4L diesel engine.
Sunflower 6631 vertical tillage system — The latest vertical tillage tool from Sunflower, designed primarily for spring tillage. Available in 35- and 40-foot widths.
Sunflower 4700 in-line ripper — AGCO says this new three-model series is designed to break through tough, compacted soil and flow through heavy residue conditions.
Sunflower 5056 Series field cultivator — Five new sizes of the company's field cultivator, ranging from 45 to 63 feet wide.
Challenger 500C Series combine — New Class 7 and Class 8 combines designed to offer higher capacity and better fuel efficiency compared to previous models. The combines feature a redesigned multi-zone crop inlet and threshing system plus new in-line positioning of the AGCO Power 9.8-L, 7-cyl. engine.
Fendt 700 Series tractor — New six-model series, from 110 to 195 PTO hp, offering more horsepower and 10 percent better fuel efficiency than previous models, AGCO says.
Massey Ferguson GC1700 Series sub-compact tractors (22.5 and 24.5 engine HP) — Third generation of the Massey Ferguson sub-compact tractor, decked with new styling and user-friendly operating features.
Coming later this fall: Sunflower 9700 series air till drills.
For more information, see your local Challenger, Massey Ferguson, Fendt and Sunflower dealer or visit www.agcocorp.com.


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The world must really be coming to an end soon because — I can't believe I am saying this– Twilight: Breaking Dawn Part II is GOOD.
How the Hogwarts is this possible? I have followed the films from the very beginning and read 2 of the 4 books (the first and third), primarily out of curiosity, and all they have done is bewilder because, let's face it, they're crap.
But inexplicably, this final film somehow manages to be by far the best of the lot and is a rewarding conclusion to an otherwise lackluster series.
The love story between Bella Swan (Kristen Stewart) and vampire beau Edward Cullen (Robert Pattinson) picks up from the end of the last film, where Bella was finally turned into a bloodsucker after dying during childbirth. For the first part of the film, we get to see the world in her new red eyes as she learns to deal with her newfound powers and desires. Oh, and there's of course also her freakish hybrid baby daughter, Renesme (what the hell?) who is growing up so quick she belongs at Ripley's Believe It Or Not.
But things aren't all roses in Bella's world. There's finding a way to tell her father (Billy Burke) without really telling him anything. And there's the Volturi, led by Michael Sheen and Stewart's bandmate from The Runaways, Dakota Fanning, the vampire's version of the Vatican, who are also evil and abuse kids. The Volturi (I'm assuming its plural for the "Voltura") say baby vampires can't be controlled and must be destroyed, but they aren't the best listeners. Blah blah blah; get ready for an epic battle.
It's actually the same formula that the Twilight films have followed since the second film, where the majority of the running time is spent waiting and training for some all out vampire fight. The big difference this time is that the dreaded and embarrassing love triangle between the lovebirds and Jacob Black (Taylor Lautner) is finally broken, so we no longer have to be subjected to that cruel and unusual punishment.
There is also a whole heap of new characters from all over the world. They may be forgettable, horrible and unoriginal stereotypes — but at least they each have awesome powers that will make you feel like you're watching an episode of Heroes (back when it was still a good show).
You'd think they would have figured it out by now, but unfortunately, the special effects did not improve. The werewolves still look kinda weird, though nothing could compare to whatever they did with the baby, who was the most terrifying thing I've seen since Pennywise from Stephen King's It. Was it really that hard to find a real baby for the role?
Despite all its problems, for the first time ever, the storytelling in Twilight is efficient (it's a "compact" 116 minutes when recent trends suggested it could have been 146), the performances even and the action exciting. Granted, the are still moments of cringe that will make even the strongest bellies prone to violent bouts of projectile vomiting, but having put up with it for the first 4 films already I had become surprisingly immune. I trust there are others in the same boat.
As a vampire, Kristen Stewart gets to do a little more than heavy breathing and looking anxious this time, at last displaying a little of the range she's capable of. Taylor Lautner remains relatively strong, although Robert Pattinson still has that "this is all so stupid" look plastered across his face for most of the movie. Michael Sheen makes the most of a ridiculous role that would probably would have completely failed if it went to a lesser actor, and actresses like Dakota Fanning and Maggie Grace seemed happy to just be part of the fun.
If you've followed the saga from the beginning as I have, you might find Breaking Dawn Part II to be a grand finale that delivers. There are pretty vampires and buffed werewolves, very good guys and extremely bad guys, wry humour and decapitations; and there's love — a whole lotta love. Unlike the previous films in the franchise, there is not a dull moment in this one, as director Bill Condon (who captained Breaking Dawn Part I) appears to have finally figured out how to make things work. Better late than never, I suppose.
4 stars out of 5!
PS: By the way, there is a really — and I mean REALLY — cheap shot in this film. I won't spoil it by saying what and when, but it's quite typical of author Stephenie Meyer and the entire series. Let's just say there were a lot of audible groans, and none louder than mine.


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Opinion:How Do You Solve a Problem Like Harry Reid
Tennessee Senator Lamar Alexander on how Republicans should deal with Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid.
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... opinion Journal Live by Mary Kissel ... president Obama will be sworn in for his second term on Monday ... depending on your political bent that's either going to be a happy day or not so happy but regardless ... of what you think about politics it is a very genteel celebration ... of American democracy we've got ... 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While we have all heard about Civil War reenactments and seen historical icons brought to life in museums, what about local heroes as their once lively selves standing next to their real graves, talking about their contributions to society? This will be the intriguing scene from noon to 4 p.m. on Sunday, Oct. 20, at Ivy Lawn Memorial Park and Funeral Home in celebration of the cemetery's official designation by the city of Ventura as the county's first ever-cemetery historic district.
Local historian Cynthia Thompson, who completed the application for the designation, couldn't be happier about the honor, which was recently approved by Ventura City Council.
"The important thing is, it was designated, because [the designation] protects Ivy Lawn from surrounding development," she said. "It is now an official landmark; all adjacent development has to be reviewed by the city and held up to a set of historic guidelines."
Ivy Lawn has "three centuries of influence of architecture, art and the largest collection of historically important people, largest resting place in Ventura County — 50,000 buried there," she continued.
Thompson noted that the desecration of Cemetery Park in Midtown Ventura will not occur at Ivy Lawn because of the designation. Formerly St. Mary's Cemetery, when the church did not keep up with yard maintenance, and graffiti and vandalism were a common plight, the city decided to take it over and turn it into a park, as it is known today. More than 3,800 people are still buried at Cemetery Park. The cemetery historic district designation will preserve Ivy Lawn for generations to come.
Ivy Lawn is located in Ventura, west of the Victoria Avenue exit of U.S. Hwy. 101, at 5400 Valentine Road. Entry is $5 per family, couple or group of friends, and can be purchased the day of the event.


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I nearly fell of my chair this morning when I read that 37Signals have taken on outside funding, but after reading a bit further I've come to the conclusion that they're actually in a very, very sweet spot…
Team 37Signals are poster children of the web 2.0 revolution going on at the moment. They've created some amazing applications that are doing very well, and they've been able to do that entirely with a bootstrapped model. They've also given back to the internet with RubyonRails, and have not been shy about giving away their philosophy towards business (which has helped them to become more successful).
But, along the way they've talked about staying small, doing big things with small teams, and the importance of not losing sight of your customer and whether they'll use their credit card to pay for your service (instead of getting a VC to fund your idea until it fizzles out).
Speaking to CEO Jason Fried over lunch at SxSW in Austin this year, I was really impressed with his attitude – he lives these ideas, rather than just writing about them. So why take on an investor, even if it for a minority stake?
To answer the question, I'm going to consider my own situation.
I run a business group, where we meet monthly to discuss business. We're all business owners at various growth stages and with varying degrees of success, but we don't pull any punches – we're there to help each other and share experiences so that we can all grow. Sometimes we have an older, wiser business person join us, to impart their wisdom too. And to be honest, this is most often the most beneficial part of the meeting – somehow the wisdom from the older businessperson just seems to make more sense.
So, getting back to 37Signals, the only reason that I can see taking on investment for equity would be a good idea, is to get access to that older business person who can help you to avoid the mistakes that they've made or missed in their careers.
Jeff Bezos is one of those guys that will add tremendous value to any operation, so I can see why 37Signals have ended up taking on Bezos Expeditions as an investor. Let's hope they continue along the same trajectory and with the help of Bezos, create and scale more apps that add more value to their customers.


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Tension Headache
A tension-type headache is common and typically experienced as a dull, non-throbbing pain in the back of the neck or in a "headband" distribution.1 It may be associated with tender nodules in the neck called trigger-points,2 or with tenderness in the muscles around the head.3
What are the symptoms of tension headaches?
People with a headache may have symptoms including uncomfortable sensations described as pain, throbbing, aching, dullness, heaviness, and tightness in the head. People with a headache may also experience discomfort that is often worsened by movement or pressure and may be associated with irritability, problems sleeping, and fatigue.
Lifestyle changes that may be helpful for tension headache
Tension-type headaches often occur more frequently and may become more severe during or following times of mental or emotional stress.4 5 6 Several controlled studies have found tension-type headache sufferers to report higher levels of stress,7 8 9 and to have significantly higher levels of depression or anxiety,10 11 12 significantly greater levels of suppressed anger,13 or significantly greater muscle tension14 15 than those without headaches. Minimizing stress and getting enough sleep and regular exercise are often recommended to people with tension-type headaches. However, no research has investigated the effectiveness of these lifestyle changes.
One controlled study that included patients with muscle-contraction headache as well as other types of headache, revealed that smokers had significantly more severe headache episodes than nonsmokers.16 Although other studies have not found an association between smoking and headaches, stopping smoking is always a good idea for many health reasons.
Nutritional supplements that may be helpful for tension headache
L-5-hydroxytryptophan (5-HTP) may be helpful for tension-type headaches. A recent double-blind study of adults with chronic tension-type headaches found 300 mg per day of 5-HTP reduced the number of headache days by 36%, but this was not significantly different from the 29% reduction in the placebo group.17 (Headaches often improve significantly even when an inactive [placebo] treatment is given).18 Headache severity was also similarly reduced by either 5-HTP or placebo. In this study, 5-HTP was significantly superior to placebo only in reducing the need for pain-relieving medications during headaches. Previous double-blind research studied 5-HTP in groups of patients suffering from many different types of headache, including some with tension-type headaches. Results from these studies also found substantial, but nonsignificant benefits of 5-HTP compared with placebo using either 400 mg per day in adults19 or 100 mg per day in children.20
Are there any side effects or interactions with tension headache?
Refer to the individual supplement for information about any side effects or interactions.
Herbs that may be helpful for tension headache
A preliminary report suggested that peppermint oil has relaxing and pain relieving effects, and may be useful as a topical remedy for tension-type headache.21 In a double-blind study, spreading a 10% peppermint oil solution across the temples three times over a 30-minute period was significantly better than placebo and as effective as acetaminophen in reducing headache pain.22 Similar use of an ointment combining menthol and other oils related to peppermint oil was also as effective as pain relieving medication and superior to placebo in another double-blind study.23
Are there any side effects or interactions with tension headache?
Refer to the individual herb for information about any side effects or interactions.
Holistic approaches that may be helpful for tension headache
Studies treating tension-type headache with acupuncture have had mixed results.24 Two controlled trials of acupuncture compared to "fake" acupuncture found either significantly more pain reduction from real acupuncture25 or no difference between the two treatments.2627 28 Three controlled acupuncture trials treated patients with various types of headaches, including tension headache. Two of these studies,29 30 but not the third,31 found acupuncture significantly more effective. Two trials comparing acupuncture to traditional physical therapy (relaxation techniques, self-massage, cold therapy, transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation [TENS], stretching, and/or preventive education) in tension-type headache patients found similar improvements from either treatment.
Two preliminary studies32 33 reported benefits from using finger pressure on specific acupuncture points (acupressure) to relieve tension-type headache pain in some patients. However, no controlled research on this approach has been done.
Spinal manipulation may also help some tension-type headache sufferers. Several preliminary studies report reduction in frequency and severity of tension-type headaches with spinal manipulation.34 35 36 37 38 39 A controlled trial compared spinal manipulation to drug therapy for tension-type headaches.40 During the treatment period, both groups improved at similar significant rates, although the manipulation group complained of far fewer side effects. After a month following the end of treatment, only the manipulation group showed continued improvement. In another controlled trial, spinal manipulation resulted in fewer headache hours each day, decreased use of analgesics, and less intense pain per episode compared with massage.41 A third controlled study reported that spinal manipulation with muscle massage was equally as effective as massage plus a "fake" laser treatment, suggesting that manipulation did not provide additional benefit.42
As mentioned above, two controlled studies found physical therapy (relaxation techniques, self-massage, cold therapy, TENS, stretching, and/or preventive education) as useful as acupuncture in significantly reducing headache pain and frequency.43 44 A preliminary study also found that physical therapy, consisting of posture education, home exercises, massage, and stretching of the neck muscles, significantly improved tension headaches up to 12 months after treatment ended.45 Another preliminary study of massage, including deep penetrating techniques, reported significantly decreased pain in patients with chronic tension headache and neck pain.46 A controlled study of headache patients with muscle spasm in the neck and shoulders found that adding TENS to physical therapy (consisting of heat packs, massage, and ultrasound) brought a significantly faster and greater decline in headaches than physical therapy alone.47
Several controlled trials utilizing electromyogram (EMG)-biofeedback (which teaches people how to mentally relax their neck or head muscles) have shown this treatment to be helpful in about 50% of tension-type headache sufferers, both in adults48 49 50 51 52 and in children and adolescents.53 54 Progressive muscle relaxation is another muscle relaxation technique that has significantly reduced tension-type headache in controlled studies of adults,55 56 and children and adolescents.57 58
Relaxation with techniques for stress management was found to be significantly better than drug therapy in a controlled trial of chronic tension-type headache sufferers,59 although about half of all subjects continued to have headaches three to four days per week after the end of treatment.
Hypnotherapy was found to significantly reduce headache intensity and duration in chronic tension-type headache sufferers in one controlled trial.60
A large controlled study of tension headache patients compared relaxation therapies (including progressive muscle relaxation, hypnosis, and cognitive psychotherapy) with EMG-biofeedback, and found biofeedback to be significantly more effective than relaxation in decreasing headache pain and frequency.61
In a controlled trial, therapeutic touch, a type of hands-on healing, was found to significantly reduce tension headache pain for four hours following treatment.62 No further research has been done on this approach.
Reflexology, a specific treatment involving massage of various reflex zones on the feet, has only been investigated as a treatment for tension-type headache in one preliminary trial.63 A majority of people treated in this study reported being helped by this technique.
A controlled trial of homeopathy in headache patients, including tension-type headache, found no significant benefit of homeopathy compared to a placebo group.64


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|Apparently This Man Is The Dolphins MVP
I never thought I would hate when the Dolphins score a certain way, but now I dread seeing them add three points to the board. The Miami Dolphins score entirely way too many field goals.
I just don't understand how the Dolphins offense is able to move pretty deep into enemy territory consistently and then can't ever get into the end zone. I do know that it is 99% Dan Henning's fault, though.
I think it is time to fire Henning, or at least start looking for his replacement. He just doesn't seem capable of calling the right plays when Miami's offense is close to scoring. He is too conservative, and that puts more pressure on our defense because field goals aren't exactly the best way to build a lead and give the defense a cushion.
Miami has a bunch of talent, and Dan Henning doesn't know how to use it. He is lucky with what he has, and if he had a team that was any less talented he would have probably been fired already.
If you tell most fans of other teams that their team will be able to score 6 times in their next game, then they would probably be pretty excited. Not a Miami Dolphins fan, though. Most Dolphins fans would know that most of those scores would be field goals, and that the defense would have to really carry the team.
It is just annoying to watch, and someone needs to be held accountable. That someone should be Dan Henning. Fire him and bring in somebody who knows how to score. That is all I ask.
Let it be known, there is one good thing we can take away from Miami's terrible knack for only getting field goals. That is that Dan Carpenter will definitely represent the Dolphins in the Pro Bowl. How could he not if he gets five field goals every game?
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Brandon now has 47 receptions. That leaves him needing 5.8 receptions per game to reach 100, and I am very, very confident he will be able to do it.
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Much like an Oscar category, they're five highly coveted slots that come once a year.
The Pacific Playwrights Festival at South Coast Repertory, which takes place every spring, annually presents five staged readings of plays in addition to its two full productions. (Noah Haidle's "Smokefall" and Beau Willimon's "The Parisian Woman," both playing this weekend, are the full offerings.) The staged readings, which feature actors without costumes or props and sometimes with scripts in hand, spotlight playwrights who run the gamut from newcomers to veterans with distinguished lineage.
"The reason we picked them is the same for all of them," John Glore, the festival's co-director, said about this year's group of scripts. "We liked the plays. We read throughout the year with an eye for programming the Pacific Playwrights Festival, and when we see a play we get excited about, we set it aside."
The festival has brought good luck in the past. David Lindsay-Abaire's "Rabbit Hole," which went on to win the Pulitzer Prize and be made into an Oscar-nominated film, debuted as a staged reading in 2005. This kind of success suggests that audience members who attend this year's lineup may also witness a classic in the making.
Future classics or not, though, it's bound to be an interesting weekend. Here's this year's staged-reading lineup for the festival:
"Trudy and Max in Love (or That Forever Feeling)"
Author: Zoe Kazan
Director: Lila Neugebauer
What it's about: Two New Yorkers fall into an extramarital affair.
Back story: Kazan has top-notch theater pedigree; her grandfather was Oscar-winning director Elia Kazan, and her mother, Robin Swicord, was commissioned by South Coast Repertory two decades ago. The theater commissioned Kazan as well two years ago. Glore noted this isn't a guarantee that a play will get accepted, but "Trudy" turned out to be a winner.
Show time: 1 p.m. Friday on the Julianne Argyros Stage
"Hope and Gravity"
Author: Michael Hollinger
Director: Aaron Posner
What it's about: Ten disparate lives intersect in an elevator accident.
Back story: Hollinger debuted the first version of the play in NewSCRipts, the theater's annual play reading series, in October. According to Glore, the audience was "quite taken," and Hollinger submitted a revised version for the Pacific Playwrights Festival.
Show time: 3:30 p.m. Friday on the Segerstrom Stage
"Fast Company"
Author: Carla Ching
Director: Shelley Butler
What it's about: A con takes an unexpected twist for a family of Chinese American grifters.
Back story: Ching is the rookie among this year's playwrights. In the words of Glore: "Usually, when we pick a play for the festival, the writer has been on our radar for a while. Not in this case. This is the first play by Carla Ching we've ever read. We hadn't heard of her before it came along."
Show time: 8 p.m. Friday, 2:30 and 8 p.m. Saturday, 2:30 p.m. Sunday in the Nicholas Studio
Author: Gregory S Moss
Director: Adrienne Campbell-Holt
What it's about: Three men visit their uncomfortable past at their 20-year high school reunion.
Back story: Moss' work was the first play chosen for a staged reading at this year's festival. Glore said theater officials have followed his work for the last half-decade, and when they read his latest submission last summer, they declared it a winner for 2013.
Show time: 10:30 a.m. Saturday on the Julianne Argyros Stage
"Marjorie Prime"
Author: Jordan Harrison
Director: Pam MacKinnon
What it's about: A future society allows people to create virtual versions of departed loved ones.
Back story: Harrison has had a relationship with South Coast Repertory for nearly a decade and introduced his play "Futura" in the 2007-08 NewSCRipts season. According to Glore, the theater has commissioned another play from Harrison, which he's currently working on; "Marjorie" will play in the interim.
Show time: 10:30 a.m. Sunday on the Segerstrom Stage
The theater will also host a free PPF Playwrights Panel, moderated by Julie Marie Myatt, from 9:30 to 10:15 a.m. Sunday in the Julianne Argyros Lobby. Carla Ching ("Fast Company"), Noah Haidle ("Smokefall"), Michael Hollinger ("Hope and Gravity"), Zoe Kazan ("Trudy and Max in Love") and Gregory S Moss ("Reunion)" will discuss their work.


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Explore how you can use Photoshop's Curves menu to produce high-quality separations that retain tonal information in your garment prints.
The Curves menu in Adobe Photoshop is a favorite of mine when it comes to separating a very detailed illustration for screen printing, because it allows me to extract the information in a systematic and structured way while minimizing the loss of tonal range. Many of the other methods of pulling colors from an image in Photoshop tend to be choppy, inconsistent, and even ineffective depending on an image's color composition and tonal values.
The Color Range command and the Magic Wand tool are among the most popular methods of separating color selections in Photoshop. But both of these approaches fall short with images that are highly blended, use overlapping transparencies, or contain colors with similar values that are close to neutral grays. However, these tools have their place in color separation. The Color Range command is a very useful method of extracting complex selections from images, and I commonly use it first to see what I'll get, even when it's not the technique I ultimately decide to use when creating a selection for a color channel.
The Color Range tool will often create very choppy selections of colors when you have an image with a lot of gradients blending into each other or into the background (shadowy effects). The Magic Wand tool is really best applied when the image has large areas of flat colors that you can easily select and isolate. Any blending or variation in color tone tends to throw this tool out of whack so that it either selects not enough information, or everything around the color that you need.
The Curves menu works better with very detailed designs than these other options because the Curves menu always starts with all of the information available in a specific area that has the curve applied to it—not just a portion of the information inside a selection. In essence, this is always preferable to a second-generation copy of the information, which is slightly worse than the original. To use the Curves menu properly in the separation of colors from a design, isolate areas for preparation, pull practice selections for testing, and then create a final set of curves to extract the necessary colors.
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