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MOORHEAD – People who enjoy the Safari 7 Cinema here will eventually have to watch their movies elsewhere.
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Petrick said the buyer would be "someone who would develop the property for other uses."
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� The Omaha zoo has received another big accolade: "largest" in the world.
Our Henry Doorly Zoo & Aquarium is not the world's biggest zoo in area, but the travel website touropia.com ranks it as the largest by combining geographic size with number of species.
It's an unusual methodology, but Omaha zoo Director Dennis Pate said: "We'll take it."
Touropia ranks the Columbus Zoo in Ohio as eighth-largest, the Moscow Zoo seventh and the San Diego Zoo sixth.
The Toronto Zoo is No. 5, the Bronx Zoo is No. 4, the Beijing Zoo is No. 3 and the Beijing Zoological Garden is No. 2.
And there at the top sits Omaha.
"Although there are bigger zoos in terms of acreage or species numbers," the site says, "none rank as high as the Henry Doorly Zoo if both these categories are combined. For this reason, it is listed here as the largest zoo in the world."
Touropia also notes that the Omaha zoo features the largest cat complex in North America, the world's largest indoor desert and the largest geodesic dome.
Pate, who has led the zoo for four years, paid tribute to his predecessor, Dr. Lee Simmons. "Doc built something special here."
The zoo, which also has been ranked best by TripAdvisor, Huffington Post and Family Fun magazine, is listed as having 130 acres and 17,000 animals of 962 species.
Last year it set its attendance record, exceeding 1.7 million visitors.
With the razing of nearby Rosenblatt Stadium, Dennis said, parking spaces are increasing by nearly 50 percent, to about 3,000.
He said the high rankings result from a positive "visitor experience" that people report to various websites.
"Some people come here not knowing what to expect, and they leave loving it," he said. "It's easy to get around, we have some iconic exhibits, and every turn of the corner surpasses expectations.
"Hang on to your hat, because it's only going to get better."
� Diane Darling of Boston, who attended her first Berkshire Hathaway shareholders meeting last month, left with a great impression of Omaha.
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A public speaker and small-business owner, she came to Omaha shortly after the terrorist bombings at the Boston Marathon.
Diane said much of the money conversation in America is about money and greed. By contrast, "to be in a room with people who wanted to learn and share was healing."
In Omaha, some people gripe about the parking fee in the lots near the CenturyLink Center. Not Diane.
"I gasped loudly when I saw parking was only $8 for the day, not the first 30 minutes," she said. "I was definitely not in Boston."
� Fresh off a five-week tour entertaining at U.S. military bases in Europe, Omaha native Natalie Sullivan visited her hometown over Memorial Day weekend.
Now she's back in New York, doing what aspiring performers do: looking for a show.
"Auditions are insane," she said in Omaha. "You get up at 5 a.m., put your name on a list, kind of hop around town to studios and wait in line. When it's your turn, you go in and sing eight to 16 bars. Then you leave and kind of hope.
"In audition season, from January through May, you could potentially go to 20 auditions a week."
She has been cast as a background character in TV's "Smash" and others.
"Film is completely different from theater," she said. "Some film scenes might take six to eight hours. Nothing compares to live theater."
At 23, she has time on her side and she is persistent. She also has a day job in Manhattan, working with theater box offices.
The daughter of John and Patricia Sullivan graduated from Duchesne Academy and the University of Tulsa.
Her European tour was as an actor-director with the Missoula Children's Theater, putting on shows with the children of military personnel. She herself began performing as a child in Omaha.
"I fell in love with acting and storytelling through song," she said. "I kind of developed this love and passion for it."
� For decades, Bob and Patti Griffiths of Omaha celebrated their June 5 wedding anniversary with a tailgate champagne party at the College World Series at Rosenblatt Stadium.
The old ballpark is gone, replaced by a new one downtown, and the CWS is played later in June than it used to be. On Wednesday, 10 days before the start of this year's series, the couple will celebrate an anniversary with their family — their 60th.
They still look forward to the CWS, and Bob still sells ticket books as a longtime member of the Concord Club, one of eight service clubs that welcome the eight teams each year.
People aren't as clubby as they once were. Bob said his club once had 114 members and now is down to about 20. But the CWS tradition is strong.
"I definitely miss Rosenblatt," he said, "but I love the new stadium."
� About 2,000 people attended a rousing mixed martial arts competition over Memorial Day weekend as a benefit for injured military personnel.
A big event was a showdown in which Corey Davis of Omaha, representing the Army, outlasted the Marines' Ikaika Kang of Manhattan, Kan.
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The event at the Ramada Plaza Omaha Hotel & Convention Center near 72nd and Grover Streets raised money for the Wounded Warriors Family Support.
� Visiting Amsterdam last week, Ryan Haney of Omaha was surprised to see a friend from Omaha, Kevin Cooper.
"Really, Kevin," Ryan joshed, "you followed me here?"
After the laughter, the pair joined Ryan's brother, Matt, and Kevin's buddy, Greg Schwietz, at a bakery. Each enjoyed Bossche bol, which Ryan described as "a softball-sized, cream-filled pastry dipped in chocolate."
Presumably they spent the next few hours walking off their treat.
� Joan Squires, president of Omaha Performing Arts, will be honored Monday as the Omaha Press Club's latest Face on the Barroom Floor.
Joan, who oversees the Holland Performing Arts Center and Orpheum Theater, came to Omaha in 2002.
A cocktail reception at 5:30 p.m. will be followed by a roast and toast at 6:30 p.m. The event is open to the public at the club, on the 22nd floor of the First National Center, 16th and Dodge Streets.
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The news on Wednesday sounded like the setup for a lame Silicon Valley joke. Russian hackers stole 6 million passwords from LinkedIn. Did they mistranslate worlds largest professional network as professional network that people actually use? Where will they strike next, Google+? What are they going to do now that theyve hacked all of those accounts, sell a bunch of résumés on the black market? Use your contact list to spam you with even more LinkedIn email invitations than you already get?
Amid the yawns and derision, one small group of people took the LinkedIn breach very seriously: security experts.
The answers to the facetious questions above are, in all probability, no, no, yes, and yes. No, the Russian hackers arent stupid, and they dont care whether you actually use LinkedIn or not. No, they did not strike next at Googletoo securebut at the massively popular dating site eHarmony. Yes, stealing résumés and other personal information is almost certainly part of the plan, and a potential gold mine at that. And yes, sending you bogus emails that appear to be from people you know is one of the main ways theyll hook you. Its a lot more effective than sending emails from someone posing as a Nigerian prince.
The full dimensions of the breach are not yet clear. LinkedIn and eHarmony have not been particularly forthcoming about when and how it happened, perhaps because even they dont know all the details yet. But computer security types are becoming increasingly convinced that the attack was more complex and sinister than the companies initially made it seem.
The bottom line: If you have a LinkedIn or eHarmony account, you should be concerned. And if you use the same password for other sitesparticularly sensitive ones such as PayPal or Facebookyou should be very concerned. If you fall into either of those categories, you should go change your passwords immediately. (Well, you should finish reading this article first. But then go change those passwords!)
The first reports about the breach indicated that some 6.5 million LinkedIn user passwords had been published online, but without the email addresses needed to tie them to individual accounts. That sounded reassuring but raised a bunch of questions: Why would hackers post peoples passwords on an Internet forum for all to see? How could those passwords be used once they became public? And if your password wasnt among those cracked and leaked, did that mean you were safe?
Security experts have arrived at a surprising hypothesis: The hackers may have posted the passwords online because they needed the publics help cracking some of them. If yours isnt among those publicized, it may mean youre not safe at allits possible the hackers already figured out your password on their own. If that theory is true, that might also explain why no emails or other personal information was posted. Not because they dont have it but because theyre keeping it to themselves, possibly with the intent of selling it to criminal hackers on the black market.
The majority of systematic security breaches, according to Symantecs Marian Merritt, are orchestrated by criminal gangs with a profit motive. A smaller number are the work of hacktivist groups such as Anonymous or LulzSec whose main goal is to embarrass, expose, thwart, or intimidate their targets, often large corporations that run afoul of the hackers ideology. The LinkedIn breach bore a passing resemblance to past LulzSec hacks, including one that compromised the personal information of 1 million Sony users last summer. But no hacktivists have claimed responsibility, and the fact that the data were first posted on a Russian forum dedicated to password decryption suggests that publicity was a by-product of this attack, not its main intent.
So how exactly do cyber-crooks use these passwords once they have them? There are multiple potential uses, explains Chester Wisniewski, senior security adviser for data security firm Sophos. For hackers around the world, the huge trove of new leaked passwords is an opportunity to update their rainbow tablesvast databases that serve as a digital key for cracking encrypted passwords, called hashes. The most-secure websites use an extra layer of password encryption, called salting, so that two users with the same passwordsay, 123456will have different hashes. But LinkedIn didnt do that, so the same key will unlock the accounts of every user who has that password, not only on LinkedIn but on any other site that uses the same hashing algorithm. (eHarmony apparently used an even weaker algorithm, also sans salt.)
If the hackers have peoples email addresses as well as their passwordsand most security analysts suspect they dothe information can also be used to target LinkedIn and eHarmony users directly. One of the first things crooks will do is run software that will try out the same email/password combinations on other sites, to see if they can get into peoples financial or social media accounts.
The personal information available on users LinkedIn accounts could also be ideal for a type of targeted attack known as spear phishing. The idea behind spear phishing is to lure someone into downloading malware or divulging sensitive information by sending them an email that looks legitimate, says Marcus Carey, a former security analyst for the National Security Agency who now works as a researcher for the cybersecurity firm Rapid7. Such a message might appear to be from a boss or colleague, or it might be designed to look like an email they have to respond to in the course of their work, like a request for a quote on a particular service. Because it doesnt look like spam, the targets guard is down.
Spear phishing requires care and individual attention on the cyber-criminals part, so its only worth trying on high-value targetslike the professionals and executives who make up the core of LinkedIns membership.
Theres one more type of phishing that almost always accompanies attacks like the LinkedIn and eHarmony breaches, and in some ways its the most devious. Internet mischief-makers know that lots of people will read articles like this and decide its time to change their passwords. The right way to do it is to go directly to the LinkedIn or eHarmony site. The wrong way is to click through a link in an official-looking email that sends you to an official-looking website with instructions on how to reset your account. If the hackers didnt have your password before, they certainly will once youve dutifully entered a new one in the form they provide. Dont be fooled. Its bad enough to get your password hacked. Its worse when you do it to yourself.


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Shortly after Margaret left with Robert her job was taken over by a girl called Hazel who was a pleasant hardworking divorcee with a young daughter called Anna, who was about five years old, Hazel and I got on very well and she was able to look after the house if I wanted to go away with the boys on holiday, I remember taking the boys down to Cornwall for a fishing holiday and another time Hazel, Anna, Alan and I had a pleasant holiday in Torquay
Hazel and little Anna
We decided that we would go camping in the south of France so we packed everything in the car, Hazel Raymond Alan Anna and I and took the cross channel hovercraft over to Calais, we motored down through France and had a pleasant two weeks by the sea.
All packed into my Austin Allegro, France vie the Hovercraft.
A notable event being when Raymond came running out of the sea looking very comical with his flippers flapping on the sand and shouting "there's an octopus in there sitting on a rock"
The boys were fishing off the rocks and having found a large plank of driftwood I was carrying it over the rocks when I slipped and in falling down the plank managed to break my right hand index finger, I could bend it a little so I wrapped it up and we carried on.
Alan posing in my MGB with its Bermuda hard top.
When Alan was ten years old I bought him a puppy, an Alsatian cross mongrel he called her Sadie the because the breeder referred to her as baby, Anna and Sadie used to go everywhere together playing in the Cul-de-sack next to the hotel, we were awakened one summer morning by a knock on the door and there stood a neighbour with Anna in her nightshirt, he said "I found her in my garden pulling up my plants at 06:00 this morning"
I have never used corporal punishment on my children but it was decided on this occasion and for her own good, I had better slap her backside for her, she reminded me of it for years to come, but she didn't go gardening again.
And then we had the first University Graduate in the family.
Janet front row second from the right
Proud Dad
I used to drink whiskey and water socially and I have only ever been drunk twice in my life: the first time being when I went with my nephew Miles's wedding with a small scale reception being held at the house, only two bottles of spirits were provided, a bottle of gin and a bottle of whiskey, I took it upon myself to go round with the bottle of whiskey and top up glasses as required, I don't remember much about the rest of it but I was taken home by taxi and accused of breaking their toilet seat.
The second occasion was on a visit to the Webbington country club with another nephew John Terrell he was a seasoned drinker, to say the least, and I'm sure that when he went to the bar, which was often, he spiked my drink with more whiskey than lemonade, as a result he had to drive my car home and I woke up at lunchtime the next day with the room was still going around, I have not drunk whiskey since that day.
When my son Raymond was about twenty we visited the Webbington to see a well known hypnotist perform his act: we all sat around the stage in the front row and were instructed to clasped our fingers together for a demonstration, he then said a few magic words and told us now you would not be able to let go of your fingers, Raymond was the only one of our party who said "I can't let go" much to our amusement.
Whilst I was operating the Wychwood hotel there was a young girl who wanted to work there because she had just had a baby boy, she got along very well with Stella, I finished up in this girls room at twelve midnight having sex for which I paid her the princely sum of two pounds. I ran across her years later in a massage parlour in Bristol.
Uncle Dave and I were enjoying a performance by one of the strippers in the back room of the Arena Club when Uncle Dave produced his camera and attempted to photograph her act and much to his annoyance and embarrassment she stormed up the aisle shouting at him "no photos, no photos"
Dave was working at the time with a young lad called Daren who persuaded Dave to take him to the club despite the fact he was only sixteen, two young to watch and too young to drink: so there we are the three of us stuck in a crowd, glasses in hand when I noticed that stood behind Daren was a big policeman, woops
We also used to visit a little club on Locking road which was a tiny house where they put on strip shows, one Christmas we were there to be entertained by a girl doing a fire eating act unfortunately the room was decorated by the usual paper Christmas trimmings I think we Were all glad when her act was over and relieved that she hadn't burn the place down.
I also used to visit a club just off Park Street in Bristol and the stripper that was performing this night was a colored girl about twenty years old and a very accomplished gymnast, she performed to the Randy Crawford song "Street Life" which I remember to this day. I was there drinking with one of my nephews when we were approached by this stripper and another young lady with a view to a sexual encounter, that was my first piece of chocolate and very nice too.
On another occasion in that same club there was another girl a beautiful little blond, I took her back to her flat in Clifton, she was very cooperative but unfortunately was suffering from some back complaint and was waiting to go to hospital, but she made up for it in other ways.
In 1976 I was still working for Rolls Royce and had been promoted to the Costs and Plans department my main tasks there were looking after the Pegasus engine that powered the Harrier jump jet and the 199 for the Euro fighter, I was also responsible for trying to forecast the failure rate of the 593 Concorde engine. They had a primitive computer program that I could run but it produced results that were very tedious to decipher: I had to go through about 400 pages of computer output and watch for when a column of zero's changed to an X, I spent about two months working on a flowchart for a new program.
My eldest daughter Janet had graduated from Bristol university with a B-ED and had decided to go to teach in Australia with her soon to be husband Donald I was working for Rolls Royce engines at Filton and decided the opportunity for a visit to Australia was too good to miss: I didn't take any holiday in 1976 until December the first and just before I left I said to my immediate boss
Tom "when you put the holiday chart up for next year mark me up for January and I will be back on the first of February".
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Saturday, November 21, 2009
Bubble Wrap Printmaking: Ocean Scene
9 comments:
- Kylie said...
She sure did do a great job....I think I'll have to borrow this idea. I have a wad of bubble wrap in the cupboard.
- November 21, 2009 at 6:42 AM
- EntertainingMom said...
I love bubble painting we have done some great projects... however, I have never had the brilliant idea of using foam stickers as stamp pads! LOVE it!
- November 21, 2009 at 7:20 AM
- Not Hannah said...
Heh. I use my bubble wrap for long car rides, BUT this would be a nice alternative. (Groovy project, lady.)
- November 21, 2009 at 7:45 AM
- Felicia said...
What an adorable idea! Her picture came out so good!
- November 21, 2009 at 7:54 AM
- stitching under oaks said...
this looks like so much fun! my little guy would love this. I'm always hoarding my bubble wrap to reuse for mailing things...I've got to dig some out and let him get to painting on it! Thanks for sharing...and I loved the indian corn too!
- November 21, 2009 at 9:00 AM
- Cindy said...
So Cool and fun! Thanks for sharing!
- November 21, 2009 at 11:14 AM
- The girl who painted trees said...
It's a beautiful painting. Definitely fit for a frame on the wall! She did a fantastic job.
We did something similar after reading Leo Lionni's Swimmy. You cansee it here: http://theadventuresofbear.blogspot.com/2009/10/start-swimmy.html
- November 21, 2009 at 8:47 PM
- Bridgett said...
Agreed. It's fantastic!
- November 22, 2009 at 12:09 PM
- create in two and a half hours said...
Hi MaryLea,
My name is Camille from camillecreates. Thanks for visiting my blog. This is the first time I have visited your blog and I already know I like you. Pink and Green and Bubble Wrap are a few of my favorite things.
Have a great new week!
Your friend, Camille
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"Give my greetings to so and so" is a typical way we close our letters today. It was the same in Paul's day. The greeting had a toofold purpose in the Hellenistic letter. It was used to mark the transition from the body of the letter to its close, and it served to strengthen the relationship between the writer and the reader.
The greetings in 2 Corinthians are quite brief. First, Paul asks the Corinthians to greet one another with a holy kiss—a familiar request, although the origin of the custom escapes us (see also Rom 16:16; 1 Cor 16:20; 1 Thess 5:26; 1 Pet 5:14). Kiss (philhma) comes from the Greek word for "friend" (philos)—a person to whom one is under a basic obligation. It was both a friendly sign of greeting and a token of farewell (Günther 1976:547-49). Friends in the early church gave one another a kiss as a sign of the bond they shared in Christ. It was not the intimate caress that we think of today. A public kiss of this sort was not given on the mouth but on the cheek, forehead, eyes, shoulders, foot or, especially, on the hand (Stahlin 1974:120-21). In the second place, all the saints send their greetings. From earlier verses in the letter it is clear that Paul is somewhere in the province of Macedonia (9:1-5). But he does not tell his readers exactly where.
We want to be careful not to read too much into the fact that Paul does not give further greetings. In letters to churches that he knew well, he tended to conclude with the most general of greetings. It was to churches that he did not know personally, like the churches at Rome and Colossae, that he sent and solicited detailed greetings (Rom 16:1-23; Col 4:7-15). The reason for this is easy to see. There would be a tendency to keep greetings to a familiar church brief and general so as not to give offense to anyone whose name might be accidentally left off the list. When Paul was writing to an unfamiliar church, however, specific greetings would be an important bridging device.
All of Paul's letters, in common with Hellenistic letters of the day, conclude with a wish for the well-being of his readers—somewhat like our "take care." In the Hellenistic letter, "fare thee well," which combined a goodby and a wish for good health, was pretty much standard. Paul's closing wish, on the other hand, has a decidedly spiritual focus, and he concludes virtually every letter in the same fashion: "The grace of our Lord Jesus Christ be with you all." Second Corinthians, however, is distinctive in too respects. The usual benediction is expanded to include all three members of the Trinity, and the grace wish is coupled with an additional wish for love and fellowship—a triad that is unique in Paul's letters. The result is a series of three genitive constructions without parallel in the New Testament: The grace of the Lord Jesus Christ, and the love of God, and the fellowship of the Holy Spirit be with you all. The grace of Christ has already been defined: "Though he was rich, yet for your sakes he became poor, so that you through his poverty might become rich" (8:9). The love of God is a phrase that is strangely absent from Paul's other letters. Coming after the grace of the Lord Christ, it recalls the concrete demonstration of God's love in sending his Son so that he might redeem and reconcile us to himself. Coming before the fellowship of the Holy Spirit, it leads us to think of the love that "God has poured . . . into our hearts by the Holy Spirit, whom he has given us" (Rom 5:5).
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3. Quarterback questions at Auburn: "If Frazier was far-and-away the best quarterback on the team, why did Chizik and Co. wait so long to crown him the starter?"
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Residenza Frattina provides a bar/lounge, complimentary wireless Internet access, dry cleaning/laundry services, and a 24-hour front desk.
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A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. A complimentary breakfast is offered. High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary.
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- 24-hour front desk
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Apparently, one member of the Kansas State coaching staff celebrated the Wildcats' long-awaited home victory against rival (and then undefeated) Kansas Jayhawks a little too much, as Wildcats associate men's basketball coach Dalonte Hill was arrested early Thursday morning for suspicion of driving under the influence.
Charges have not yet been filed and Hill was released after posting a $500 bail. In the KC Star, Hill gave a prepared statement apologizing for his actions:
"I want to apologize for this incident," Hill said in a prepared statement. "I am embarrassed for the attention this has brought to our program. I regret this situation taking away any attention from our team's accomplishments and from our preparation for Saturday's game with Missouri."
Considering the magnitude of K-State's victory, I'm kinda surprised the local constables didn't just escort Hill home in order to keep this little incident off the books… not that I'm condoning such actions. Hill will be suspended from coaching when Kansas State plays Missouri tomorrow.


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Kelsheimer says the debt will remain part of our capital structure rather than taking from the endowment or increasing student costs to pay off the debt. He says it is vital to keep in mind that without the debt that DePauw has accumulated, the campus would not have some of the facilities on campus at this time.


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The Joint Hudson River Valley and Spuyten Duyvil Undergraduate Mathematics Conference will be held on Saturday, April 26, 2014 at Marist College. This one-day regional undergraduate mathematics conference will feature 15-minute presentations given by undergraduate students and a keynote address, titled "Mathematical Modeling of Viral Zoonotic Infectious Diseases," given by Dr. Linda J. S. Allen from Texas Tech University.
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Do you have a shelf or cabinet that's filled to the brim with wedding favors such as engraved ice cream scoopers, cake servers, cheese spreaders or tea light candle holders? If you do, you're not alone. As couples pore over guest favor options, many select trinkets or knickknacks that, while thoughtful, end up collecting dust in someone's home. Edible gifts also can be thoughtful -- and flavorful!
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Chai Pear Scones
I've scarcely seen the sun in the last month. Thick clouds obscure the light, turning day into reflections of night. Even though my body aches for a good dose of vitamin D, the overcast skies and foggy mornings lend a beauty all their own. Mother Nature's dreary mood makes it easy to stay at home, buried underneath blankets, sipping hot black tea. Comfort food fits the character of the weather. Earlier this week I made a batch of homemade chicken noodle & barley soup; half a dozen hot meals later, I can say with certainty that I'm glad to have used the biggest pot.
Though the leaves have left the trees bare long ago, fall weather is still in the air.
With gloomy skies outside the window, it has become increasingly difficult to pull myself out of bed in the morning. In the summer, when the sun rises bright and early, I feel awake and ready for the day, afraid I may miss out if I linger in bed any longer. In the fall, I'm lucky to see the other side of eight in the morning. The dark, sunless skies make me want to bury myself in the warmth of the blankets and stay in bed for hours, cozy and comfortable. Despite how I'd rather spend my mornings, responsibilities never stop calling. I allow myself to hit the snooze button once or twice, using it to prolong the inevitable first steps out of bed.
With sleepy eyes and an aversion to brightness, I slowly find a way to face the day.
The long, dark weather makes it difficult for me to get any real work done. In between watching television and reading books, I'm drawn to the warmth of the oven and sweetening the air with the scents of autumn. Dark, moody days are my favorite for photography. I know most photographers prefer to shoot by the bright light of the sun, but I adore how the somber light brings sharp shadows and a rough texture to the food. The food somehow feels more raw to me, making the food appear less overdone (but no less appetizing).
These scones were photographed on the dreariest morning of last week. With a rain streaked window and only a hint of light coming in through the panes, I feel like I managed to capture the essence of the morning.
Chai Pear Scones is where the love of scones meets the enchantment of a cup of tea. The chai spices complement the complexity of a ripe pear in this simple breakfast pastry. A good sprinkling of sugar on top of the scones before they go into the oven ensures they will develop a thin, sweet crust which adds great texture to an otherwise tender scone. The scones themselves are not very sweet, so the subtle nature of the pears is truly able to shine through. I've said it before and I'll say it again—scones and overcast skies are meant to be enjoyed together.


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Chapter 296-856, WAC
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This chapter applies to all occupational exposure to formaldehyde. Formaldehyde includes formaldehyde gas, its solutions, and materials that release formaldehyde.
Formaldehyde is an organic chemical with the formula of HCHO, represented by the chemical abstract service (CAS) registry number 50-00-0. Examples of primary uses of formaldehyde and its solutions are as follows:
Exposure is the contact an employee has with formaldehyde, whether or not protection is provided by respirators or other personal protective equipment (PPE). Exposure can occur through various routes of entry such as inhalation, ingestion, skin contact, or skin absorption.
Some of the requirements in this chapter may not apply to every workplace with an occupational exposure to formaldehyde. At a minimum, you need to:
- Follow requirements in the basic rules sections, WAC 296-856-20010 through 296-856-20070.
- Use employee exposure monitoring results required by Exposure evaluation, WAC 296-856-20060.
- Follow Table 1 to find out which additional sections of this chapter apply to your workplace.
Then continue to follow the basic rules, and the additional requirements in
- Employee exposure monitoring results are above the 8-hour time weighted average (TWA8) or short term exposure limit (STEL)
- Exposure and medical monitoring,
296-856-30010 through 296-856-30050
- Exposure control areas, WAC 296-856-40010 through 296-856-40030.
- Employee exposure monitoring results are:
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- Exposure and medical monitoring, WAC 296-856-30010 through 296-856-30050
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Meet the Chief Diversity Officer and Associate Vice Provost for Student Affairs.
Dedicated to inclusion and equality on campus
The Office of Human Rights, Access and Inclusion focuses on practices that make all members of the UI community feel welcome, wanted, accepted, respected and supported. Chief amongst these practices is providing professional and authoritative advice with respect to University matters that concern access and inclusion in all aspects of the university, in particular representation in the classroom and in the workplace that is reflective of the broad diversity of people, ideas and perspectives that is the United States and the world.
The Office also has one set of responsibilities addressing and redressing of issues related to discrimination and harassment. The Chief Diversity Officer, who reports to the President, is a member of the Cabinet and the Executive Leadership Council - oversees those issues. In addition, the Chief Diversity Officer manages general diversity and equity issues in the role of the university's Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Officer by ensuring compliance, reporting and enforcement in the areas of employment practices, equal and equitable educational opportunities and the discrimination and harassment of students, faculty and staff. >>Read more
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