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Emerging artist - Ushonah lives in Western Australia and works from home. Up until now, Ushonah has been selling her prayer flags and art privately through her social networking sites and word of mouth. She paints intuitively, allowing images to emerge after applying layers of paint and making marks on the canvas with a variety of natural and man made objects. In this way depth, light and a rich mosaic of colour are created and developed in the direction her heart takes her in. Available for sale on this page are selected acrylic paintings and hand painted prayer flags - (acrylic on calico cloth). The Prayer flags have 12 flags in a set and are sewn to a painted twine spanning approx 2.5 metres. The prayers come as part of the creative process while painting and are then hand written onto the finished set. Ushonah's love of bright colours and often surreal images adds to the joyous and celebratory flavour of her art. Shona started drawing and painting mandala's in the 90's, then moved on to mosaics, pop-up art and finally fell in love with painting - and the love affair continues to blossom. When you view a close up of the canvas it is easy to see the texture and layering of colour behind the images.
Her teachers and main influences have been modern artists Dawn Meader , Flora Bowley, Carol Barton, Candace Bahouth, Kaffe Fassett, Susan Finscher and Judith Cornell , although inspiration comes through nature and everyday experiences. Shona has also been fortunate to have been given moments of Grace and windows of Awareness that shine through in her paintings and the prayers for the flags.
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Clark Art Institute to Offer Spotlight Talks Beginning April 16
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Students in the Williams College Graduate Program in the History of Art will offer Spotlight Talks on Sundays at 3:00 p.m., beginning April 30. Each talk, presented in the galleries, focuses on a different work of art in the Clark collection. Admission is free.
Jennifer Greenhill will begin the series on April 30 with a discussion of the painting Undertow by Winslow Homer. Catherine Steward will focus on the Portrait of the Count of Turenne by Jacques-Louis David on May 7. Rockets and Blue Lights by J. M. W. Turner will be the subject of a talk by Alanna Gedgaudas on May 14. The final Spotlight Talk will be May 21 when Kimberly Mims will speak about Pierre Auguste Renoir's Sleeping Girl with a Cat.
The Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute is located at 225 South Street in Williamstown, Massachusetts. The galleries are open Tuesday through Sunday, 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Admission is free through May. For more information call 413-458-2303 or visit www.clarkart.edu.


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John C. Siciliano
Most recently, John joined New York Life Investments as Senior Managing Director and CEO of the Investment Boutiques, five money management firms based in North America who run approximately $75 billion in assets. John is responsible for oversight of the management, product development, investment performance and core distribution activities of asset management affiliates. John is a frequent speaker and panelist on industry trends, particularly as regards to distribution and mergers and acquisitions.
Previously in his role as Managing Partner of Grail Partners LLC, John focused on business development as well as day-to-day management of the firm. In addition, he was involved in leading both advisory transactions for clients and investment transactions for the firm's Chalice Fund and Chalice Direct Private Equity Fund. He served on the board of directors of two portfolio companies: Creighton Capital Management and Hillcrest Asset Management, as well as serving as Chairman of Grail Advisors LLC, one of the first Active ETF investment advisors.
Prior to joining Grail, John was the Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of BKF Capital Group, Inc. a NYSE listed company. Previously, he was the head of the global institutional business for Dimensional Fund Advisors (2001-2005); a Managing Principal of Payden & Rygel, a fixed income investment management firm, and President of its mutual fund company, Payden & Rygel Investment Group (1998-2001); co-head of North American Corporate Finance division at Dresdner Kleinwort Benson (1995-1998); co-head of West Coast investment banking division for Prudential Securities (1989-1991); and founder and head of the Los Angeles investment banking office for Smith Barney (1984-1989). He also served as Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer at Technicolor Inc. (1991-1995).
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The nonprofit, community-building event brings together entrepreneurs of different backgrounds, including software developers, marketers, designers, and other enthusiasts. They will gather to pitch ideas, form teams and start companies in just 54 hours. Participants have 60 seconds to make a pitch (optional), the pitches are whittled down to the top ideas, and then teams form around those ideas to come out with several developed companies or projects.
Finally, the weekend culminates with demonstrations in front of an audience of judges and potential investors.
According to event organizer Dennis Lankes, people from all over the region will come together for Startup Weekend in Telluride and build amazing teams that stick. The event will be held in the Hotel Madeline in Mountain Village.
"We have tools, prizes and sponsors to support remote teams working together even after Startup Weekend," Lankes said. "We have tickets that include lodging at the event location, and we have a great grassroots movement of energetic and entrepreneurial people."
For a full schedule or how to attend visit telluride.startupweekend.org.
Top Global Destinations Lead Resurgence in Luxury Residential Property Market
TELLURIDE – Limited inventory, strong international buyer demand, and high-net-worth-individuals' increased appreciation for world-class lifestyle offerings have pushed prices for luxury homes toward historic highs, reports Christie's International Real Estate in a new study on the world's prestige residential market.
The report, Luxury Defined: An Insight into the Luxury Residential Property Market, compares 10 of the world's top property markets and debuts the 'Christie's International Real Estate Index,' the first ever true global indicator for luxury residential real estate. The index ranks markets across key metrics including record sales price, prices per square foot, percentage of non-local and international purchasers, and the number of luxury listings relative to population.
Telluride Real Estate Corp., the exclusive Christie's affiliate in the Telluride region, has also observed a resurgence at the top end of the luxury market in 2012. The Telluride marketplace recorded over $76 million in closed sales for the month of December, the largest month for gross dollar sales since July 2007 ($90 million). Relative to 2011, dollar volume for the entire San Miguel County increased 47 percent with the Mountain Village experiencing a 69 percent increase in sales volume and the Town of Telluride 27 percent. The remainder of the county fared quite well with a 49 percent increase year-over-year.
The Telluride real estate marketplace not only demonstrated resiliency, but dramatic improvement in the face of an election year and a fiscal cliff. Vast improvement of gross dollar sales throughout the region and strong hints of increasing values bodes well for 2013.
"We expect that we will continue to see healthy, measured growth in our market in 2013," says TD Smith, President and Managing Broker.
New Telluride Chamber Seeking Input
TELLURIDE – Starting last week, business owners in Telluride have the opportunity to assist the Telluride Region Chamber of Commerce in determining the types of services and products it will offer future members.
The Chamber, which formally announced its formation in April, was established in order to offer business owners with tactical solutions, promote businesses large and small, and foster a business culture based on ingenuity and collaboration. To further define these efforts the Chamber has crafted a member discovery survey, which is available online at tellurideregionchamber.com/member-discovery-survey. Business owners are encouraged to complete the survey by July 10.
"The intent of the survey is to ensure that the chamber will be a valuable resource to businesses, and it will assist with determining associated chamber membership plans," said Chamber Chief Executive Officer Jim Riley. "The survey encompasses the types of services and products we can offer beginning today or in the near future, and it spans several categories such as marketing support, network building events, advocacy, project support, and business community coordination."
With 25 questions to answer, the survey should take about 10 minutes to complete. Once the survey results are tabulated, the Chamber Board will apply its findings to assist with creating membership tiers and plans that make sense for the Telluride Region business community.
Alpine Bank Announces Officer Promotions
MONTROSE – Alpine Banks of the San Juans would like to congratulate Tyler Dahl on his recent promotion to Vice President/Manager in Montrose.
Originally from Rangely, Colo., Dahl graduated Magna Cum Laude from Colorado Mesa University with a degree in business administration and an emphasis in finance. He began his career with Alpine Bank in 2007 and in 2011, graduated from Colorado University's Graduate School of Banking.
Dahl has a commitment to serving the local youth which is evidenced by his previous board presidency of the Black Canyon Boys and Girls Club and his recent coaching of AAU basketball in Olathe. Dahl and his wife Jessica were married last summer and look forward to hiking the San Juans, golfing, and continuing to give back to the Montrose community.
Montrose Hampton Hotel Earns 2013 TripAdvisor Certificate of Excellence
MONTROSE – Hampton Inn Montrose was awarded a TripAdvisor Certificate of Excellence award June 20. The accolade, which recognizes hospitality excellence, is given to establishments that consistently achieve outstanding traveler reviews on TripAdvisor, and is extended to qualifying businesses worldwide. Only the top-performing 10 percent of businesses listed on TripAdvisor receive this award.
"We are pleased that Hampton Inn Montrose received a TripAdvisor Certificate of Excellence," said Phil Cordell, global head, focused service and Hampton brand management, Hilton Worldwide. "We strive to provide our guests with high-quality accommodations, delivered with
friendly, authentic service – what we call 'Hamptonality' – to create a memorable experience for each traveler, and we're thrilled to see that our hard work is translating into positive reviews on TripAdvisor."
Hampton Inn Montrose is one of 1,320 Hampton properties to receive this award. To qualify for a Certificate of Excellence, businesses must maintain an overall rating of four or higher, out of a possible five, as reviewed by travelers on TripAdvisor, and must have been listed on TripAdvisor for at least 12 months. Additional criteria include the volume of reviews received within the last 12 months.
"TripAdvisor is delighted to celebrate the success of businesses around the globe, from Sydney to Chicago, Sao Paulo to Rome, which are consistently offering TripAdvisor travelers a great customer experience," said Alison Copus, vice president of marketing for TripAdvisor for Business. "The Certificate of Excellence award provides top performing establishments around the world the recognition they deserve, based on feedback from those who matter most – their customers."
Local Hotel Welcomes Visitors With a Taste From the Farm
MONTROSE – With Breakfast being the most important meal of the day; the Best Western Red Arrow Motel in Montrose decided to add fresh local flair to their menu. This summer visitors can enjoy fresh from the farm eggs each morning.
"We love offering our visors something they can't get anywhere else," said Heather Hert , manager Best Western Red Arrow. "It's important to us to support local agriculture and to purchase local fresh products; we want our customers to have a great Montrose experience and local farm fresh eggs for our Omelet station just seemed like a really good start to our guests day."
The Happy Hog Farm South of Montrose supplies over 30 dozen of eggs to the Best Western Red Arrow Motel every week for out of town guest to enjoy.
"It's fantastic to have a local hotel feature a product from a Vendor at the Montrose Farmers Market," Abbie Brewer, Montrose Farmers Market said. "It's amazing that Montrose visitors have the opportunity to get a Local Fresh from the Farm Taste every morning."
The Best Western Red Arrow Motel is looking to expand their local fresh breakfast menu with seasonal fruits and vegetables later on in the season. The Best Western Red Arrow Motel has been serving travelers since 1956 and is located in Montrose, Colorado at 1702 E Main Street.


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FORT WAYNE – IPFW coach Tony Jasick might have gotten more than he bargained for when he landed freshman recruit Joe Reed.
Its not as though the 6-foot-7 forward from Center Grove was a basketball unknown. He was honorable mention on the senior all-state team and was being courted by some notable mid-major schools that included Miami of Ohio, Toledo, Belmont and tonights opponent, IUPUI (5-10).
Its just that when Jasick got Reed on campus and started to get a closer look at what he had, well, Jasick was more than pleased.
I hate to say the word pleasantly surprised, but I thought he was further along Day 1 than maybe we thought, Jasick said.
Then got banged up and had a hard time with his ankle for, gosh, I felt a month and a half, and that really hampered him a little bit. But now hes getting back into the flow. Hes getting back to 100 percent, and I think well get a chance to see what he can do over longer stretches.
Reed has avoided the end-of-the-bench position that is often assigned to true freshmen. Reed has played in all but one of IPFWs 13 games, averaging 3.7 points and 4.4 rebounds per game.
It began when the Mastodons (6-7) visited Auburn, Ala., where Reed had 10 rebounds in his debut.
He had a dozen rebounds and five points against Texas-Pan American, then scored 14 points in the 92-22 rout of Judson. And in the Mastodons 74-62 loss at Notre Dame, Reed stepped out and buried a pair of three-pointers.
It gave me a little bit of a boost in confidence, knocking down some shots, but Ive got to realize Im going to have to do both sides, Reed said. I thought, defensively, Ive got to play with more effort the whole time. Weve got great guys who can sub in for me, so Ive got to go harder for shorter periods a little bit more.
Jasick says this has been a learning process for Reed and the other Mastodons who havent been through the Summit League grinder.
There is a learning process with the way you travel, in terms of being gone for four or five days; the practice on the road in between two games, Jasick said. Its nothing that we dont face anything that everybody in our league doesnt face, but until you learn it, until you go through it, it is an adjustment.
And now Reed is trying to adjust.
The pair of three-pointers against Notre Dame? Not bad. But the Mastodons coaches want to see that kind of scoring from closer range. That, too, has been part of the learning curve.
They said Ive been a little timid down there, so Im going to try to look to score from the post and try not to turn the ball over as much, Reed said.
Still, Jasick knows what he has now.
I think the thing about Joe Reed is you can count on him, Jasick said. I feel that if Joe Reed goes in the game, theres only one thing hes worried about, and thats trying to win the game. You would say that should come natural to everybody, but we all know thats not the case. Hell try his absolute hardest to do exactly what hes supposed to do and try to win the game.


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Bubblin' Up Week 2014: Lee Bannon
"I'm not really into much hip-hop right now," says Lee Bannon with a shrug. It's a surprising statement coming from a guy best known as the producer and touring DJ for rap wunderkind Joey Bada$$, but one listen to his upcoming Alternate/Endings LP for Ninja Tune makes it clear that he's telling the truth. Instead of jazzy, Dilla-flavored beats or blissed-out trap, Bannon's latest effort is full of sinister synth stabs, ambient found-sounds, and aggressive jungle breakbeats. Granted, for those who have been closely following Bannon's work outside of the rap world, Alternate/Endings just seems like the logical next step. Since beginning his musical career as a teenager, Bannon has slowly morphed into an experimental producer whose wide-ranging interests stretch further than those of the average beatmaker. Bannon's new record is both the culmination of that evolution and the first step in an ambitious, years-long plan to establish himself as a true artist on his own terms. Read more »


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Access to Mass Transit addresses travel issues vital to independence for blind and visually impaired persons from several perspectives- those of blind and visually impaired persons who use mass transit, orientation and mobility instructors, and transportation professionals. Focusing on national and international issues, this information-filled manual covers approaches to making mass transit accessible in several cities in the United States and in Canada, the United Kingdom, and Japan. Arranged in a well-illustrated, easy-to-use format, tips, techniques, guidelines, and adaptive strategies are presented for safe and independent travel on subways, buses, and commuter rails.
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Good luck convincing Piq to grow zucchini. As for the rest, at some point, yes.
I've always had a hankerin' for a jacaranda. I know they're a mess, but I'd like to try and put one someplace where the mess can be most easilt dealt with or ignored. Next to the hypothetical koi pond would be intolerable.
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Wave after wave of colorful views in autumn
By Annie Alleman For Sun-Times Media October 4, 2012 10:48AM
Maple leaves turn orange and red near the Thornhill Education Center at the Morton Arboretum in early October. This is the perfect time of year to visit the Arboretum and watch the leaves change. | Sun-Times Media File
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Although it happens every October — the leaves turning vibrant shades of red, gold and orange — every year it's still a sight to behold.
Fall is in full swing, and soon "leaf peepers" will be getting glimpses of nature's annual production.
One of the most logical places to start viewing fall color close to home is the Morton Arboretum in Lisle.
"We're already starting to see a little bit of color creeping in," said Sharon Yielsa from the Arboretum's plant clinic. "Probably every weekend in October is going to be different because we have such a diversity of trees here. They're not all going to color at the same time, so it's like wave after wave of color."
Cooler temperatures help promote fall color. So even after the hot, dry summer we just had, September's lower digits on the thermometer will aid in the process, she said.
A lot of the most brilliant colors come from native trees, she said, like oaks and maples. The color in trees comes from the pigments in the leaves, which is influenced by moisture, light, temperature and other factors, she said.
She is cautiously optimistic that this year will be a good one for colorful leaves. Expect to sugar maples turn a vibrant yellow and orange; while beach trees will turn yellow and brown. Oak trees will produce the brilliant reds and golds.
A lot of times, the same trees won't produce the same colors that they did the year before.
"One year you may have russet, as opposed to next year you may have a scarlet or burgundy color," she said.
In addition to trees, a lot of the smaller shrubs and flowers will provide unique fall colors, she said.
At the Arboretum, it's a constant show of color rather than a peaking, she said.
"Each week is a little different," she said. "We have on our web site a bloom and color report, if people want to look at that before they come. People can see what's coloring this week."
Plethora of colors
Jan Kemmerling from the Illinois Office of Tourism in Springfield said that people might be surprised to learn that Illinois has a plethora of fall colors making for picturesque drives, she said.
"Because we've got the rivers traveling through the state," she said. "We've got (spots along) the Illinois River, Starved Rock, some of our state parks; and along the Great River Road there's some beautiful parks with a lot of foliage that really turns quite beautiful. And I think a gem of ours is the Shawnee National Forest in Southern Illinois that turns (colors) a little later than in Northern Illinois. We have a lot of great places."
The week of Oct. 6-13 is Illinois Scenic Byway Week, she said.
"We think this is a great time for travelers to experience the fall colors along one of our state's seven scenic byways," she said. "We have a new feature on our web site that will make it very easy for visitors to plan their adventures along the byways. It's a great opportunity for people to get out and drive the byways and experience the fall colors."
The byways are all throughout the state. But really, if you want to see a masterpiece of reds, yellows, oranges, gold and browns, don't mess around. Immediately head out to Starved Rock State Park in Utica.
"They have their Fall Color Weekend Oct. 20 to 21," she said. "Complete with flowing waterfalls, towering bluffs and profound canyons, Starved Rock … is really a beauty for visitors to explore, especially in the fall season. During the Fall Colors Weekend you can set out on guided hikes and view the spectacular fall colors in the park."
Another opportunity for some natural beauty in Northern Illinois is in St. Charles along the Fox River, she said.
"Take one of the Paddlewheel Riverboats along the river," she said. "I think that's a great opportunity to see some of the fall colors and shop in some of the quaint shops along the way."
While you're in St. Charles, stop by the Scarecrow Festival, she said.
Galena is another spot along the Great River Road that will boast some spectacular colors and beautiful vistas, Kemmerling said.
Spanning 550 miles along Illinois' Western border, the Great River Road National Scenic Byway offers colorful views along the banks and bluffs surrounding the mighty Mississippi River.
"If you go south of Galena on the Great River Road, there's Mississippi Palisades State Park (in Savannah, Illinois). It's another really great park you can go climb on the bluffs and look out over the river and see all the fall foliage as well," she said.
The Spirit of Peoria riverboat travels the Illinois River and offers fall foliage cruises, she said, going from Starved Rock down to Alton.
"If you don't want to drive and see the fall colors, there are opportunities to get out on the riverboat and experiencing them from the river."
Another drive recommended by the Illinois Office of Tourism is along the Ohio River Scenic Byway, she said. The byway is a 188-mile journey along the Ohio River, from the Indiana border to the Mississippi River at Cairo.
The Byway is a gateway to such unique limestone features such as Cave-in-Rock State Park and Garden of the Gods. Located in the Shawnee National Forest, Garden of the Gods is stunning collection of rock formations in southern Illinois. Visitors can witness the colors of fall on top of the giant sandstone rock formations. "There are lots of opportunities, depending on how far people want to go," she said. "We're always encouraging people to … get moving around Illinois."
If you want to stay a little closer to home, she recommended checking out the Chicago Botanical Garden in Lake County as well as any of the nearby county forest preserves.
Enjoyillinois.com has fall deals and color watches, she said.
"Each week we give an update on where fall colors are turning and where the best places are to see fall colors," she said. "We also have an Enjoy Illinois travel app which you can download to your iPhone or your Android. It will tell you about great places to eat, great places to stay and great things to do nearby. It's an excellent tool for people to have while they are out driving around looking at fall colors."


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The Student Union, Event & Conference Services department provides a full line of professional services to the University community and surrounding area. Our Student Union building is a bustling hub of activity where we strive to help our guests relax, connect, learn and grow from our quality programming, art exhibitions and a wide-variety of other events throughout the year. The department oversees efficient scheduling of all University facilities for meetings, conferences and events; coordinates all event logistical planning, dining and catering services, facility rentals, and on-campus vendor table rentals; as well as operates the University Information Center and Box Office. The department provides all production technical support services for events in the Auditorium, Recital Hall and Student Union, and produces major student recognition programs including the May and December University Commencement ceremonies. Our dedicated staff of professionals is committed to assisting clients in all areas of events and operates with best practices to provide the highest level of customer service to all of our students, faculty, staff and surrounding community members. We look forward to working with you and hope to see you in the Student Union often!
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Affordable Care Act and Mental Health Parity
The way we may purchase health care, however, is not the only notable change we will see in our health care system. The ACA also requires insurance companies to develop qualified plans. Qualified plans must include a host of free preventive services, cover young adults through the age 26, and, perhaps most importantly to our readers, the requirement that mental health services must be covered in the same way physical health services are covered (aka – mental health parity). Mental health parity means one will pay the same copay and have the same number of authorized visits when seeking mental health counseling as one pays to go to the doctor to get treatment for a physical ailment.
To learn more about the ACA and/or how to get help navigating the NY State of Health website, the Mental Health Association is hosting several informational sessions in the Wyoming and Livingston County area. These sessions are funded through a grant from New York State Health Foundation and administered by Empire Justice. Our partners include HR Block and the Livingston County Chamber of Commerce.
To schedule an appointment with a navigator for help with your health care exchange application contact:
In Monroe and Livingston Counties: Call Coordinated Care Services, Inc. at (585) 613-7662
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Ever since college-bound Mike Wazowski was a little monster, he has dreamed of becoming a Scarer-and he knows better than anyone that the best Scarers come from Monsters University (MU). But during his first semester at MU, Mike's plans are derailed when he crosses paths with hotshot James P. Sullivan, "Sulley", a natural-born Scarer. The pair's out-of-control competitive spirit gets them both kicked out of the University's elite Scare Program. To make matters worse, they realize they will have (more...)to work together, along with an odd bunch of misfit monsters, if they ever hope to make things right.No show times found for selected day.
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Released: June 21, 2013 Nationwide
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The world's largest light sculpture will live for two years on the San Francisco Bay Bridge starting on March 5. Almost two miles miles wide and 500 feet high, it uses 25,000 white individually programmed LED lights to create a dazzling display.
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Smartphone kill switches are coming
Smartphones need kill switches. It's a relatively easy solution to the pricey (and irritating) problem of smartphone theft. But who would have thought that the big carriers would team up with Apple, Google, Microsoft, Nokia, Samsung and lots of other manufacturers to voluntarily begin adding the technology by July 2015? The cooperative spirit! It makes so much sense!
Why do wolves howl?
Of all the myths that dog the wolf, none is more widely accepted than the idea that wolves howl at the moon. Images of wolves with their heads upturned, singing at the night sky, are as unquestioned as a goldfish's three-second memory or a dog's color-blindness (both also myths).
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Pennsylvania officials plan no action despite new Ohio rules on drilling that affect a seismically active area near the state line.
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Husbands and wives reported being most unhappy with their spouses when their blood-sugar levels were lowest, usually at night, according to research released this week in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. Missing a meal, dieting or just being hungry may be the reason, researchers said.
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The BEST Chocolate Buttercream
The Best Homemade
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1 cup of chocolate chips
1/4 cup of milk
1/4 cup of cocoa powder
4 cups of powdered sugar
1 teaspoon of vanilla
12 tablespoons of butter, softened
In a small bowl, pour milk over chocolate chips. Microwave for 30 seconds, stir until melted. Repeat if necessary. Place melted chocolate in a bowl with cocoa and vanilla, mix. Add powdered sugar slowly.
Whip together for a couple of minutes until well combined.
Add butter in 2 tablespoons at a time until incorporated. Whip for 2-3 more minutes.
Add more milk or powdered sugar to achieve desired consistency.
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Now my mouth is watering. At 11pm. Wishing there were some chocolate in the house!ReplyDelete
Oh my goodness, I thought that cherishing the corner pieces was something only our family did:). Glad to know we are not the only ones! This looks delicious. Have you ever tried a chocolate icing? My grandmother did this & it's since been passed down to me. It makes for a decandant chocolate cake.ReplyDelete
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Haha, I had to laugh at your "coveted corner piece" comment!! I am one of those people too!! :DReplyDelete
I have been looking for a perfect buttercream that was silky and perfectly creamy. This just might be it!ReplyDelete
- JenniferMay 31, 2013 at 3:26 PM
Looks delicious! Might have to try this one on Sunday. LOVE your blog. Have a lovely weekend!ReplyDelete
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Installation was easy and it looks great as well
I was restoring a 5 String Banjo that I had built from a Stew Mac kit back in the 70's and was worried that this armrest would not fit correctly. It fits perfectly and its simplicity is a great match for this old banjo. I experienced a bit of a challenge while attaching the armrest.. you need 3 hands.. I solved the problem by using a cardbord shim to hold the attachment bracket in place while I turned the screw.
like all the rest of the Five Star products, this arm rest is excellent, attractive and durable. I would not use anything else
These armrests have been iffy in past years, but they are as good as they can be now. Pristine plating!
I purchased a Banjo Armrest for the old Banjo I recently renovated for my wife. It is a small size, so the mount needed some slight modifications. These were easy to make, and the rest fits perfectly. It also made it much easier for my wife to play this Banjo, as you might expect! Thanks, Stewmac for having the materials we need, when we need them!
Great product. When I received it I noticed it was nickel plated and polished on both sides top and bottom, not just the top. That shows very good quality.
I do cobalt plating of the plain brass armrest.I must first use an armrest with no pits or flaws of any kind, and is the same weight and quality of the pre-war gibson armrest. These fit the bill with very little prepping for plating and they look great.
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Founded in 2011, the City Colleges of Chicago Alumni Association was created to serve the needs of alumni from all seven City Colleges, Richard Daley, Kennedy-King, Malcolm X, Olive-Harvey, Harry S. Truman, Harold Washington, and Wilbur Wright and predecessor institutions such as Loop, Southeast or Woodrow Wilson College. The CCC Alumni Association provides its members a way to grow personally and professionally through relevant programs and valuable benefits.
If you earned an associates degree, certificate, completed 30 or more credits, or prepared for your GED at City Colleges of Chicago you are eligible to join the Alumni Association. We're all connected. When you become a registered member you can reconnect with former classmates, faculty and staff as you enjoy great benefits including:
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We invite you to take part in our programs, help us plan events and volunteer for future activities. We're happy to answer any questions you may have and invite you to give us suggestions by contacting us at email@example.com. Don't forget to keep your information current with us too and join our official CCC Alumni LinkedIn Group.
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The City Colleges of Chicago Foundation is a separate, not for profit 501(c)(3), that provides scholarship assistance to many students who otherwise would be unlikely to begin or complete their college education. The Foundation has awarded over $1 million in scholarship assistance since 2007.
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Ecoregions of the continents are based on macroclimate (i.e., the climate that lies just beyond the local modifying irregularities of landform and vegetation). The theory behind the approach is that macroclimates are among the most significant factors affecting the distribution of life on Earth. As the macroclimate changes, the other components of the ecosystem change in response. Macroclimates influence soil formation and help shape surface topography, as well as affecting the suitability for human habitation.
Four Domains were defined: Polar, Humid temperate, Humid tropical and Dry. The combination of temperature and rainfall to indicate major climatic zones was based on Köppen and Trewartha's work, where dry climates were treated as a separate entity from Tropical humid and Temperate humid. However, the Köppen system defines an addtional "Subtropical" division at this level.
The next level in the Bailey system is the Divisions, and these are also climate - based, for example in the Humid temperate Domain there is Hot continental, Warm continental, Subtropical, Marine, Prairie and Mediterranean, all with Mountain variants (i.e., a total of 12 Divisions in this Domain). There are a total of 30 of these.
The third and last level are the Provinces, which are based on physiognomy of vegetation, modified by climate. For example, the Forest-Meadow of Eastern Oceanic (Monsoon climate). There are a total of 98 of these subdivisions.
The global map has been digitised and converted to a geographic (lat/long) projection by the WCMC, Cambridge, UK. It is also available on CD from NOAAs National Geophysical Data Center in Boulder, Colorado as part of their Global Ecosystem Database Project. http://www.ngdc.noaa.gov/Store/.Click for a larger image
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The poster and trailer for The Yellow Sea, the new film from Na Hong-jin, director of The Chaser.
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The poster and trailer for The Yellow Sea, the new film from Na Hong-jin, director of The Chaser.
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New Donnie Yen movie previously mentioned here.
Karate idol and actress Rina Takeda stars in KUNOICHI
The chick from High Kick Girl. She's bad ass!In the new film, Takeda will play a female ninja named Kisaragi who attempts to rescue a group of women being held captive. It's set sometime in the Sengoku period, during a time of fierce fighting between the Koga and Iga ninja clans.
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24Framespersecond.net - New stills from Wong Kar Wai's THE GRANDMASTERS
With martial arts getting more popular in the Thirties, more people seek to learn them via the professionals at Foshan in Southern China. Some of the experienced masters like to challenge their counterparts and undergoing battles. To have their whole concentration, it is their practice to lock up the venues and no one is allowed to leave during battles. No food and no rest before reaching any results.
Ip Man is a young rich man extremely talented in martial arts, but he chooses to keep a low profile. Yet this doesn't keep him out of these troubles ahead. One day he is trapped in this battleground so he has to use every means in order to get out of there. The masters are amazed by his abilities. Master Kung and his daughter Kung Yi are amongst, and the latter is attracted to this newcomer.
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One week after a heavy blizzard dropped about 2 feet of snow on Ridgefield, the National Weather Service (NWS) is forecasting another snowfall Friday night that could last through the weekend.
According to the Hazardous Weather Outlook issued by the NWS, a front passing just southeast of Long Island has the potential to bring "significant snowfall, especially to areas near New York City and points east."
Forecasts Thursday night predict a 20 percent chance of snow beginning early Saturday morning, increasing to 60 percent by mid-morning into the afternoon.
The snow is expected to taper off Saturday afternoon, however there is a chance it will continue to fall through Sunday.
Ridgefield Weekend Forecast
Friday Night: A slight chance of snow showers after 3 a.m. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 22. Calm wind. Chance of precipitation is 20 percent.
Saturday: Snow showers likely, mainly between 9 a.m. and noon. Cloudy, with a high near 32. Light north wind increasing to 5 to 9 mph in the morning. Chance of precipitation is 60 percent. New snow accumulation of 2 to 4 inches possible.
Saturday Night: A chance of snow showers, mainly before midnight. Cloudy, with a low around 17. North wind around 9 mph. Chance of precipitation is 30 percent.
Sunday: A slight chance of snow showers. Partly sunny, with a high near 24. Chance of precipitation is 20 percent.
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Ryan Unveils House GOP Budget Claiming Balance
Paul Ryan unveiled an updated Republican budget plan that would slash $5.1 trillion in federal spending over coming decade and promises to balance the government's books with wide-ranging cuts in programs for the poor and working class.
No Easy Fix on Flood Insurance, but Options Exist
There's no easy fix for the National Flood Insurance Program, now drowning in a $24 billion sea of red ink.
Flood Insurance Still on the Rise Despite New Law
Earlier this month, Congress sought to ease their fears of sky-high premiums by rolling back a 2012 reform ending the government's costly practice of offering subsidized insurance for older homes and businesses in flood zones.
Obamacare Plans Bring Hefty Fees for Certain Drugs
Some have been shocked at how much their prescriptions are costing as insurers are sorting drug prices into a complex tier system and in some cases charging co-insurance rates as high as 50 percent.
Last Call: The Health Overhaul's March 31 Deadline
Uninsured Americans face an important deadline at the end of this month, and many don't realize it. March 31 is the last day to sign up for health insurance coverage and avoid a penalty for failing to obtain insurance for 2014.
Dems, GOP Test Fall Strategy in Florida House Race
Voters in this stretch of beach towns and retirement communities provide the first 2014 campaign test of whether Democrats can counter GOP attacks on the president's health care overhaul by accusing Republicans of threatening popular benefit programs.
2-year Extension Seen for Canceled Health Plans
The Obama administration will allow a two-year extension for people whose individual health insurance policies don't comply with requirements of the new health care law, helping to defuse a politically difficult election-year issue for Democrats.
2 Years Later, Congress Poised to Undo Flood Law
Less than two years after Congress approved a landmark bill to overhaul the federal flood insurance program, lawmakers are poised to undo many of the changes after homeowners in flood-prone areas complained about sharp increases in premiums.
House Approves Bill to Ease Flood Insurance Hikes
The House approved legislation to roll back a recently enacted overhaul of the federal flood insurance program, after homeowners in flood-prone areas complained about sharp premium increases.
House GOP Discuss Health Care Alternative
House Republican leaders took a small step on Friday toward pulling together a viable alternative to President Barack Obama's four-year-old health care law but faced deep divisions over whether the GOP caucus can coalesce around a comprehensive proposal.


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Hello to all my new fans, fans, friends and well wishers! I'm so excited to get back and report great things happening for me. It's all because of you the fans... I luv you all and do appreciate your luv, input and support you give daily. I'm here " All For You"! Well here are a few updates, I'll be opening for the famous, Ohio Players here in Akron, Ohio September 14th at the 385 Club, 8pm. This is one of the biggest nights in my career! On this day there will be so much happening until it's mind Blowing! I'll be posting live pics as they happen from the concert and a video of some of the concert will be posted to You Tube. So you'll see some of the action as it's happening in real time! I plan to let it all hang out that night. I'll be finally flying out to Mustang, Oklahoma and get the video to the title song of my CD, That's Alright. It will be released from my label in late September. I'll be starting my new project soon from my new music home, Atlanta, GA. There are more concerts in the pipe also. There's a planned up coming photo shoot from the ATL also. These are some of things going on with me at this moment in time. Stay tuned for more to come. Remember to also catch me at http://reverbnation.coom/ michaelegleton for unreleased music you might enjoy also WWW.MICHAELEGLETON.COM! One of the songs will be going on my new project. Can't tell ya which one though! lol Ok gotta scram! Talk soon! M. E.


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"A poem as lovely as a tree,
"Poems are made by fools like me,
"But only God can make a tree." — Joyce Kilmer
Then there is this:
The Lord gave, and The Lord hath taken away — Job: 1:21
Now, for the rest of the story … of how I got from Joyce Kilmer to The Creator.
In the beginning …
(If you're gonna plagiarize, the Bible is a good place to start.)
It is a long time ago and in the backyard of a three-bedroom brick out on the edge of town, a man is digging a hole with post-hole diggers. Nearby an 18-month-old is holding to the sides of a playpen. He is watching his daddy dig and mutter and sweat.
The man, still young, grew up out on the rural route where post-hole diggers were about as much a part of life as a hoe and a pitchfork. The years have not changed the man's opinion that most anything with a handle means work.
The man and his young wife (a drop-dead blonde) agree that the backyard needs a tree. A maple sapling will fit the nicely. It and the toddler are about the same height.
The years fall away. The toddler becomes a teenager, goes off to college. The tree has grown, too. In fact, the tree has grown much taller than the toddler. Its shade now covers a big chunk of the backyard and the patio.
It is a wonderful sight, 'bout as pretty as any maple ever seen. It is there for outdoor grilling and just plain visiting.
Over the years, me and Jerry Pinkston (a buddy I just lost) spent a lot of time under the tree and over the grill. We grilled hamburgers, hot dogs, steaks and pork chops. We grilled everything that wasn't nailed down except armadillos and rattlesnakes.
We also cut watermelons, and made ice cream.
It is also where I taught the toddler how to hit a baseball. I stood under the tree and he stood in the sun (baseball fields don't have shade trees). He became a really good hitter and I became a really boastful daddy.
The patio under the maple was often a community center, too. Considering how many of the world's problems were solved under the maple it's disappointing the shape our nation is in today.
Along the way, from my years as a sports writer for this newspaper, a scattering of the famous also enjoyed the shade and the grill.
Richard Petty and Buddy Baker came around. So did Charley Pell and a number of Alabama and Auburn football coaches.
There were some more, but that's really enough of the "name dropping," huh?
But nothing lasts forever. The maple (known as "Barry's Tree" for the toddler) grew into old age and declined. The tree that God had made, he was now taking away.
But not without a fight.
The best tree doctor in the world, Jesse Barksdale, has done a magnificent job holding its passing at bay.
Twice he has trimmed and cut the decay. Throwing away the chaff and keeping the grain, so to speak. He has fertilized it twice. In a inspired moment, he gave the tree a major facelift. He applied steel cables at critical points to hold the tree together.
Over the years, Jesse has also made it a point to ride by and "keep and eye on your tree."
This week, from my barn, I looked at the tree and gave Jesse a call.
"Came by there last week. Didn't look so good. We'll be there Monday to see what can be done."
There is some hope.
Jesse is also the Rev. Jesse Barksdale and if he can't hold death at bay a bit longer, perhaps he can intercede with God … and delay the "taking away" a bit longer.
That is my prayer …
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It happened again.
For the second year in a row, Neptune Beach Fletcher ended Lake Brantley's football season Friday night, taking a 24-21 victory in the Class 8A region quarterfinal game.
Fletcher (10-1) did it pretty much on the back of senior running back -- and South Carolina recruit -- Jamari Smith, who had 228 yards rushing (another 22 receiving) and touchdown runs of 34, 2 and 31 yards. The last touchdown by Smith came with 6:25 remaining and brought Fletcher back from a 21-17 deficit.
The pain was apparent in the faces of the Lake Brantley players after the game. Many of the Patriots' players came up to coach George Clayton, gave him a hug and started crying from the disappointment.
But the Patriots (9-2) shouldn't feel bad about their effort.
Lake Brantley could have given up early in the game, after falling behind 10-0, or again when Fletcher went up 17-7, or when Smith's touchdown run put the Senators up 24-21. But the Patriots never gave up.
Zach Krider's 87-yard run with 10:42 remaining in the fourth quarter gave Lake Brantley their first lead at 21-17. After falling behind again on Smith's game-winning touchdown run, Lake Brantley still fought back, driving the ball 59 yards in 5 minutes, 42 seconds, all the way to Fletcher's 16 yard line.
On third-and-10 from the 16, the Patriots tried a screen pass to Krider, but Fletcher had the play defended and forced a fourth down from the 16. A 32-yard field goal try with 43 seconds remaining was wide left, ending Lake Brantley's threat.
But Lake Brantley's players shouldn't be dejected by the loss. Instead, the Patriots should take pride in the way they battled.
Lake Brantley found itself playing catch-up from the 8:33 mark of the first quarter in Friday night's region quarterfinal playoff when Neptune Beach Fletcher's Codan Breckenridge kicked a 20-yard field goal to give his team a 3-0 lead.
Soon it would be 10-0, but Lake Brantley's players didn't just Although the Patriots trailed most of the game, Lake Brantley did take a temporary lead at 21-17 with 10:42 to play when senior fullback Zach Krider scored on a 87-yard run.
The touchdown seemed
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MOUNT PLEASANT, Mich.- The Mid-American Conference announced its All-MAC Teams and specialty awards on Tuesday, May 21. Sophomore starting pitcher Jordan Foley received All-MAC Second Team honors.
Foley led Central Michigan win six wins on the mound this season. He made 14 starts, earning a team-best 2.32 ERA, fifth in the conference.
Foley was named MAC West Pitcher of the Week twice this season and was placed on the Pitcher of the Year Watch List.
The Colony, Texas, native has held opposing batters to a .199 average this season, top in the MAC. Foley has 89 strikeouts this year, including a career high 12 against Northern Illinois on April 12. He has two double-digit strikeout games, and pitched a complete game at West Virginia on March 8.
Foley was a 26th round draft pick of the New York Yankees in the 2011 MLB Draft.
2013 MAC Baseball First Team
C: T.J. Losby, Bowling Green
1B: George Roberts, Kent State
2B: Alex Konowski, Northern Illinois
SS: Andrew Sohn, Western Michigan
3B: Billy Wellman, Ball State
OF: Jason Kanzler, Buffalo
OF: Matt Honchel, Miami
OF: Ben Hammer, Toledo
SP: Scott Baker, Ball State
SP: Taylor Williams, Kent State
SP: Eli Anderson, Northern Illinois
SP: Ryan Wilkinson, Toledo
RP: Brian Clark, Kent State
DH: Lee Longo, Eastern Michigan
At-Large: Mike Burke, Buffalo
2013 MAC Baseball Second Team
C: Adam Sonabend, Eastern Michigan
1B: Jeremy Shay, Bowling Green
2B: Derek Toadvine, Kent State
SS: Sawyer Polen, Kent State
3B: Mike Scarcello, Buffalo
OF: Jared Turocy, Akron
OF: Sean Godfrey, Ball State
OF: Evan Campbell, Kent State
SP: Jordan Foley, Central Michigan
SP: Anthony Magovney, Buffalo
SP: Tyler Skulina, Kent State
SP: Brooks Fiala, Miami
RP: River McWilliams, Buffalo
DH: Tyler Mutner, Buffalo
At-Large: Jeff Zimmerman, Northern Illinois


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Plagiarism:Plagiarism involves the use of quotations without quotation marks, the use of quotations without indication of the source, the use of another's idea without acknowledging the source, the submission of a paper, laboratory report, project, or class assignment (any portion of such) prepared by another person, or incorrect paraphrasing. Park University 2008-2009 Undergraduate Catalog Page 87
Attendance Policy:Instructors are required to maintain attendance records and to report absences via the online attendance reporting system.
Park University 2008-2009 Undergraduate Catalog Page 89-90
Disability Guidelines:Park University is committed to meeting the needs of all students that meet the criteria for special assistance. These guidelines are designed to supply directions to students concerning the information necessary to accomplish this goal. It is Park University's policy to comply fully with federal and state law, including Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 and the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990, regarding students with disabilities. In the case of any inconsistency between these guidelines and federal and/or state law, the provisions of the law will apply. Additional information concerning Park University's policies and procedures related to disability can be found on the Park University web page: http://www.park.edu/disability .
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A RISE in petrol prices will trigger a spike in the theft of numberplates in Monash, says Mount Waverley Sergeant Burnie Postma.
Sergeant Postma says about 20 numberplates are stolen every month in the city so the thieves can avoid paying for petrol, registration and tolls.
The stolen plates have also been used during burglaries and thefts.
Victims are often left in the lurch and have to change their details with insurance companies and toll providers.
To reduce the number of thefts, Victoria Police and local Neighbourhood Watch groups will be running Operation Safe Plate in Notting Hill and Waverley Gardens in the coming weeks.
The program, which has been running for more than a decade, helps drivers fix numberplates with one-way screws.
Sergeant Postma said thieves often tried to steal the numberplates as fast as possible.
"That's why the safe plate screws are a benefit because it delays them being able to steal a numberplate quickly."
He said thieves who were unable to unscrew the plates would move on or give up. "If we can make it harder for them to get the numberplates off, we're heading towards a benefit for all."
Operation Safe Plate will be held near Woolworths at the Waverley Gardens shopping centre on Police Road at 9.30am on Saturday.
Another session will be held at Bunnings Warehouse in Notting Hill on Ferntree Gully Road at 9am on Saturday, March 9.
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New exceptions, which create a sudden increase in uncompensated uses of works, will result in significant lost sales and millions of dollars in revenue losses to Canadian content owners from collective licences alone.
Maureen Cavan, then the executive director of Access Copyright said:
Schools won't have to pay to make reproductions of textbooks and other materials developed to meet the requirements of provincial curricula...the education exceptions may permit mass, high-volume copying (equivalent to millions of books every year) without compensation to the creators and publishers who invested their creativity, skill, money and effort to produce this content.
Access Copyright was asked during the Bill C-32 committee hearings to specify the likely cost. Roanie Levy, the current Access Copyright executive director, responded:
Based on our study, we believe that about $60 million is at risk as a result of the scope of fair dealing in the education sector, as well as other education-related exemptions provided for in Bill C-32. This is revenue that COPIBEC and Access Copyright collects today for the copying of a chapter here, a page there, for the distribution of works in class, for the use of works in exams. It also includes the royalties that certain film distributors collect from the education sector.
So we're talking about a minimum of $60 million at risk, but you also have to consider that, when a use or reproduction becomes free of charge, an increase in that type of reproduction follows. There will also be a revenue shortfall that will be more difficult to quantify as a result of a decline in sales of texts intended for schools.
Unequivocal positions, which the government rejected by adding education as a fair dealing purpose with no limitations or restrictions.
Yet when Access Copyright is now asked about the effect of the change, it claims that the legislative change that it once warned would cost $60 million was not a change at all. Instead, its response to the Copyright Board is that the legislative change did not change the law but rather codified the existing law as expressed in the Supreme Court of Canada fair dealing decisions. For example, its response includes the following:
In effect, the majority of the Supreme Court of Canada jurisprudentially expanded the meaning to be afforded "research" and "private study" to include instruction. This decision expanded what was once understood to be limited allowable purposes of private study and research to include copying performed for the purpose of instruction or education. This expansion of the allowable fair dealing purposes was later codified in the amendments to section 29 of the Act. The coming into force of the statutory amendment in November 2012 did not serve to further expand fair dealing because the Supreme Court of Canada had already interpreted the exception as including that purpose. Simply put, and contrary to the apparent position taken by a number of educational users that the legislative amendments further expanded fair dealing in education, the legislative inclusion of education as an express allowable fair dealing purpose simply now accords with the jurisprudence.
There are at least two obvious problems with Access Copyright's attempt to revise history. The first is its record - in the media, in lobbying campaigns, and before Parliament - that the fair dealing reform in the bill was a significant change that would "permit mass, industrial-scale copying (equivalent to millions of books every year) without compensation to the creators and publishers."
The second is that Access Copyright is attempting to deceive the Copyright Board by suggesting that the legislation came after the Supreme Court of Canada decisions. As it well knows, the Supreme Court of Canada decisions actually came two weeks after Bill C-11 received royal assent. Access Copyright deceptively uses the coming into force date to misleadingly suggest that the law simply codified the court's decisions, when the court's decisions predated the legislative reform. Bill C-11 could not have codified the Supreme Court rulings since the bill passed the House of Commons, the Senate and received royal assent before the release of the Access Copyright decision by the Supreme Court.
Why is Access Copyright attempting to revise history? Once again, the reasons are obvious. First, the government would not have added education to the fair dealing purposes if it had no meaning at all. Rather, it was clearly the government's intent to expand the scope of fair dealing to cover more than research and private study. Second, Access Copyright is seeking to deflect attention from the fact that it has already told everyone what it thinks the legislation means. To again repeat its own words from the advocacy site it used to encourage people to speak out about the bill, the reforms "permit mass, industrial-scale copying (equivalent to millions of books every year) without compensation to the creators and publishers."


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BLUE MOUNTAIN LAKE (AP) - Civil War re-enactors are gathering at the Adirondack Museum this weekend.
The re-enactors are at the museum in Blue Mountain Lake to honor the 118th Volunteer Infantry, the so-called Adirondack Regiment mustered into service in 1862.
More than 1,000 volunteers from the North Country served in the regiment.
Also appearing at the museum today and Sunday will be an actor portraying President Abraham Lincoln.