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Junior Division Dec. 10 Lowthorp Orthodontics 7 Gannon Daugherty and Marty Tiernan, 40 saves of 44 Dufort Construction 4 Dustin Waasdorp, 30/37 Troy Cauldwell Paint & Stucco 4 Owen Richman, 28/29 Eric Richman Optometry 1 Daniel Klemincic, 45/49
Bantam Division Dec. 411 Sierra Auto Body 8 Lane Frechette, 14/21 Bill Carter DDS 7 Chase Cortez, 28/37 Mountain Apparel 12 Harrison Greer, 22/30 Granite 8 Hunter Allen, 24/36 Skip Wise Home Services 5 Michael Bragdon, 25/27 BBQ Bills Nora Cimino, 23/28
Pee Wee Division Dec. 13 Mahogany Smoked Meats 8 Nora Cinimo 20/25
The Bishop Broncos opened their run at the Sutro Classic basketball tournament in Dayton, Nev. with a win Thursday night over the host Dayton Dust Devils, 54-50. Bishop was down by 9 at halftime, but came back with a vengeance in the second. DaytonŌĆÖs defense focused heavily on Cy Scott opening opportunities for other players to step up. Kyle Miller caught fire from the outside, giving the Broncos the spark and momentum in the second half. Roman Amisone took advantage in the paint and off offensive rebounds.
Coming off a solid weekend performance at the Palmdale Classic tournament, the Bishop Broncos soccer team took on LaSalle last night in the teamŌĆÖs only home game of the pre-season. The Broncos lost their first two games at the Classic last Friday to Knight (2-0) and Quartz Hill (2-1) but rallied with two wins to reach the finals of the consolation bracket, losing again to Quartz Hill (2-1). Bishop will be looking to the leadership of seniors Danny Lopez, Angel Aranzubia (5, above) and Alberto Olvera (27, above) who have all started every Bronco game since they were freshmen.
Round Valley Elementary School held the 37th Annual Ken Baker Basketball Tournament Saturday, Dec. 1 at the Bishop High SchoolŌĆÖs Gus Klekas Gymnasium. Competing against eight teams from Inyo and Mono counties, the Home Street Middle School boys team came away with the championship, followed by Mammoth Middle School in second and Big Pine taking third place. Other teams included a second Home Street team, two teams from Round Valley, one from Lo-Inyo School and a team from Bridgeport.
After a non-start to their basketball season, the Bishop Broncos are off and running with wins over Mineral County on the road Tuesday. BishopŌĆÖs home-opener against the Mojave Mustangs, scheduled for last Friday, was cancelled when U.S. 395 was closed to high-profile vehicles due to high winds. The Lady Broncos are now 1-1, following a loss to the Div. 3A Burroughs Burros and a 51-35 win against the Serpents. The Broncos beat the Serpents 49-42, a solid win for a young team.
Broncos ŌĆ£For the first game of the year,ŌĆØ said coach Ben Arcularius, ŌĆ£I thought the team performed well.ŌĆØ
The Lone Pine Golden Eagles have survived pre-league basketball and head into Desert Mountain League action tomorrow at Silver Valley. The Lady Eagles are picking up their offense; the Eagles need some fine-tuning but both teams show a lot of promise.
Eagles After a strong showing at the Hawthorne Tournament last weekend, the Lone Pine Golden Eagles basketball squad headed to Ridgecrest for a rematch against the Immanuel Christian Crusaders Tuesday.
The past few days have been painfully quiet in terms of Owens Valley high school sports. The Bishop BroncosŌĆÖ match-up with the Mojave Mustangs, scheduled for this past Friday, was cancelled when high winds closed U.S. 395 to high-profile vehicles, which included the MustangsŌĆÖ bus. The balance of area athletes were on the road honing their skills in tournament play.
Bishop Broncos BishopŌĆÖs basketball squads are on the road to Mineral County today. The end of this week, both varsity teams will be participating in tournament action.
Lady Warriors overwhelm Huskies, 52-25 The Big Pine Lady Warriors clobbered the Mammoth Huskies on home court Tuesday night, skating to a decisive 52-25 win. Junior Sheyanne Wilder led the scoring with 43 points, nearly twice the total Husky effort. The WarriorsŌĆÖ defense was aggressive; Wilder shared big rebound numbers with Kaity Barlow at 20 and 15 respectively.
The Bishop Broncos soccer squads started pre-league play Monday, Nov. 19 at Littlerock, north of Palmdale, with mixed results. The Lady Broncos JV trounced the Lobos, 7-0; the varsity won, 1-0. The Broncos had a rough start with the JV squad dropping the game 1-3 and the varsity doing the same 0-4. Varsity coach John McGurke lost six starters from a strong 2011-12 team and is still in the process of reconfiguring his 2012-13 squad.
Soccer Bishop Broncos v Littlerock Lobos Monday, Nov. 19 Lady Broncos Varsity, win 1-0 Junior Varsity, win 7-0 Broncos Varsity, loss 0-4 Junior Varsity, 1-3
Basketball Bishop Lady Broncos Tuesday, Nov. 27 JV and Varsity at Lee Vining, 5 and 6:30 p.m. Friday, Nov. 30 Home against Mojave Mustangs, 6 p.m. Bishop Broncos Friday, Nov. 30 Home against Mojave Mustangs, 7:30 p.m.
Lone Pine Golden Eagles Tuesday, Nov. 27, at Immanuel Christian Lady Eagles, 5 p.m., Eagles 6:30 p.m. Nov. 30 and Dec. 1, Hawthorne Tournament
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between the following rumored deals, which one do you think would improve the team the best?
a.) signing (and giving up draft picks)/trading for Kessel
b.) Jeff Marek's speculation on Vancouver sports radio that STL/PIT were discussing Boyes for Staal
In both deals you're giving up quite a bit. Either in currest assets or high level draft picks. But I think for the short term, the Kessel deal would be better off. Mainly because Boston probably won't be asking for too many roster players and I kinda operate under the assumption that if you can improve your team while at the same time not disrupting your present scoring chemsitry you'll be setting yourself up for a good post season run.
Now I understand adding a scorer means the lines will get disrupted and someone will be shuffled out. But we have a few pieces that can be swapped and a veteran or two (Tkachuk, Karyia, Armstrong) that will only be around for this season. Which means long term, you've filled a spot you might otherwise would have had to rely on a prospect or high profile FA to fill. Plus, with the scoring issue we had last year it makes no sense to trade our best scoring winger for a center. A position we have too many of already.

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A wonderful classic magic effect! The legendary Floating Ball! Rich chrome silver color shows up well under most any performing situation.
A sphere appears to float up from behind a cloth held with both hands in view by the performer (see illustration). A showstopper! This is the highlight of so many professional acts, and for good reason. It's stunning!
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We also carry The Zombie Book with additional tips and routines as well as the Zombie Instruction DVD.
Lightweight metal. Can be opened to produce a spring flower bouquet, if desired!
A smaller, lighter, less expensive version of the Zombie that is especially great for kids is the Miracle Ball. Some magicians purchase a Miracle Ball as a practice ball.
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You will be astonished at the baroque treasures waiting to be discovered along this charming themed route near the French border. Saar Palatinate is a district in the south-eastern corner of Germany with four former ducal towns: Ottweiler, Zweibrücken, Blieskastel and Saarbrücken. These, together with vestiges from the region's three, closely entwined dynasties – the Princes of Nassau-Saarbrücken, the Counts Palatine of Zweibrücken and the House of Leyen – form the main stopping points on the route. Dotted between these, visitors will discover a myriad of buildings from the baroque era, which are now elegant venues for a variety of musical, artistic and culinary offerings. The route has tour leaders in period costume or, if you prefer, you can take things at your own pace. Highlights include a host of spectacular buildings by renowned baroque architect Friedrich Joachim Stengel, superb castles and churches, the former hunting grounds, residences and flamboyantly designed baroque gardens of the nobility and themed culinary treats. The Baroque Route aims to stimulate the imagination, to open up our eyes to hidden treasures and to sharpen our sense of the stories and ideas that lie behind the everyday.


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"'*'� f The college Hews VOL. XLI, NO. 15 ARDMORE and BRYN MAWR, PA., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1945 Copyright, Trusted of Hrvn Mawr Collear. 1944 PRICE 10 CENTS Students Feel Present Schedule Not Satisfactory Poll Shows 83% Majority Wants Reading Period; 46%, Quizzes The Rescheduling Questionnaire, conducted , by^ the Undergraduate Curriculum Committee, was filled out by 363 students. Particularly significant is the fact that a defin- ite majority feel the present sys- tem of scheduling papers to be un- satisfactory and favor a reading period without classes, more fre- quent quizzes in place of mid-sem- esters, and completion of the first term before Christmas. Although the decisive majority of 83% shows itself in favor of a reading period without classes there are numerous suggestions �concerning the scheduling of such a period. - 55% would place the reading period at the end of first semester classes; 27% immediate- ly after Christmas; and 18% be- fore Christmas. There are, however, a wealth of other suggestions, such as placing the period in the middle of either the first or the second semester. One Senior warns that students would procrastinate with the pros- pect of such a reading period be- fore them, another suggested post- ing an optional reading list, while a third thinks that only Seniors would need such a period. Some feel that there would be little point for science majors to spend a week without classes un- less they had extra work, and oth- ers believe that this would be an excellent opportunity for labs and research. Several Juniors suggest that a paper be due at the end of the period, while another states that "the maximum number of pa- pers should be two, agreed on by major department, one due at end of period, other before Christmas." In response to the fourth ques- tion, 46% of the campus feel that the present system of scheduling "onlmueJ on Ptfr 1 William Penn's Books Exhibited in Library Various books from Haverford's collection of volumes by or about William Penn have been borrowed for the current Bryn Mawr Rare Book Room exhibit. This exhibit will continue until after spring �a- eation when it will be replaced by one of the students' favorite illus- trated books. The exhibit includes the first map of the Pennsylvania Colony (1691), as William Penn imagined and publicized it, before either he or his deputies had come to Amer- ica; a deed and a commission, both signed by Penn; a memorandum written and signed by him on the sale of liberty lands in Pennsyl- vania; and his "Some accounts of the, Province of Pennsylvania" (1681). Also shown are a first edition of "No Cross, No Crown" (1689), which was -written while Penn was a prisoner in the Tower of London, and Penn's polyglot Bible containing his Proprietary bookplate. Bryn Mawr's only con- tribution is its copy of the colored reproductions of Violet Oakley's murals, "The Holy Experiment," in the State Capitol. Dr. Robert L. Calhoun Talks on Role of God In Christian Doctrine Goodhart, February 12. In the "first of a series of three lectures on Basic Christian Doctrine, Dr. Rob- ert L. Calhoun, Professor of His- torical Theology at Yale, discussed God as transcendental and imman- ent in respect to nature and his- tory. In theoretical concept, Dr. Calhoun said that God, as one sov- ereign power and yet as three in functional roles, transcends beyond the individual or any aggregate. Dr. Calhoun approached the problem of how God is related to nature and history through a defin- ition of terms. At one extreme, nature is that part of man's envir- onment which he has not made nor is any part of; on the other, he said, nature includes all reality, all that is and all that is not. Dr. Calhoun, himself, placed nature somewhat between the two, by defining it as including beings and all that they are capable of experiencing. In Continuei on 51 Bryn Mawr Undergrads Start Training Under New 10-Hour Plan For Nurse's Aides Literature Discloses, Potential Not Actual Truth, Explains Walsh Music Room, February 8. "Art as art is the disclosure of possi- bility, not the revelation of actual- ity, and it has therefore, no essen- tial reference to the truth," de- clared Miss Dorothy Walsh, assist- ant professor of philosophy at Smith College, in a talk on Litera- ture and Truth, the first in the De- Laguna lectureship. nip. tat Explaining that this statement had been challenged by contem- porary writers, Miss Walsh re- attacked the main problem, "In what sense may a work of litera- ture be said to be true?" The term "creative literature" was restrict- ed for purposes of the discussion to the drama, the novel, and poetry. The use of "truth" in the sense of correspondence to something exist- ing independently outside the work was also implied in this con- nection. . r- . With this preliminary, the speak- er stated the case for philosophy Continued on Page ) Lanier Dunn '47 helps the patient, Helen Reed '46 to drink her water, in the Nurses' Aide course being given to Bryn Mawr students. Freshman Show^With Intellectuals, Marines "Promises <an Intriguing Plot for Tart Art' Calendar Thursday, Feb. 15 Assembly by Philip J. Jaffe, The Facts on China, Goodhart, 12:30. Spanish Club Tea, Common Room, 4:00-6:00. Friday, Feb. 16 Swimming Meet with Penn, Bryn Mawr Gym, 4:15. Freshman Show dress rehears- al, Goodhart. Saturday, Feb. 17 f Freshman Show, Goodhart, 8:00. ' I Pembroke and Rhoads dance, Rhoads. Rockefeller dance, Rockefeller. Sunday, Feb. 18 Chapel, The Reverend Alexan- der C. Zabriskie, Music Room, 7:30. Monday, Feb. 19 Current Events, Common Room, 7:15. Lecture by Robert L. Calhoun, Music Room, 8:00. Tuesday, Feb. 20 Vocational Conference, .Com- mon Room, 4:30. Sigma Xi lecture by Professor G. W. Beadle, Dalton, 8:00. Wednesday, Feb. 21 Badminton match with Rose- mont, at Rosemont, 4:00. � Mass Sing, Music Room, 7:30. Uy Rosina Bateson, '47 Emily Evarts, '47 "Art for heart's sake," as far as can be gathered in this early stage of its development, is the basic idea'' of the freshman show, "Tart Art." Amidst a setting of several busts (Dante? Caesar?) and exotic depictions of the background, the freshmen are weaving what prom- ises to be an intriguing plot con- cerning the intellectual soul and� a marine. Dim figures puttered around in the rehearsal background while a good-looking chorus sang a ditty about "baby blue moustaches." In the farthest corner of Goodhart an- other group seemed to be practic- ing a tip-toe stretch. Seeing this from a distance one could but mur- mur, "Ah, but a man's reach should exceed a grasp," etc. These medi- tations were rudely shattered by a booming voice: "QUIET! mum- ble, mumble, mumble!" In the hush that followed, strains of "gaudeamus igitur" introduced a bevy of undulating arms, legs, etc. In the midst of this, a large iron rail was solemnly swung by invisible pulleys up and down be- hind the dancers. Whether it was an intended accompaniment, or merely an industrious stage hand exploring the occult regions of the stage, must be left until the 17th to discover. Could the class animal have something to do with a tra- peze? (In a museum? oh well - ). In the foyer of Goodhart a re- hearsal of "The Cigarette. Song" was in progress, with lyrics that made everyone grope in their poc- kets for that last Lucky Strike, while some of the dances were be- ing rehearsed in the Rhoads smok- er. Never has the iliosoaz muscle had such a workout. The freshmen seemed capable of assuming al- most any kind of pose, or repose. Great havoc was caused by the weird rumblings of the tired vic- trola, which just couldn't go on without being wound. It is, an undisputed fact that Picasso cannot be fathomed com- pletely at a first view, and analo- gously we have concluded that "Tart Art" too, interesting and promising as it already seems, will have to be seen as a whole to be really appreciated. Forsdyke Discusses Museum in Wartime Music Room, February 10. Meas- ures taken for the protection of the treasures of the British Mus- eum in wartime were explained by Sir John Forsdyke in a lecture il- lustrated by slides. Comparative- ly speaking, said Sir John, the bomb damage,� aside from that caused by incendiaries, was not too great. � Hoses had been installed and many well-trained guards were on hand to detect and extinguish fires caused by bombs. Many packing cases had been purchased before the war in which numerous books, statuary, manuscripts and textiles were boxed, and stored in under- ground railways, tunnels and stone quarries. Oil bombs and incendiaries caus- ed the most damage, setting fire to the books. One bomb alone caused the loss of 150,000 volumes, and in the last great raid on Lon- don over one-fourth of the reading stacks were burned out. It is doubt- ful whether many of ,these volumes can be replaced. New Program Includes Total Of lli^tudents Working As Nurses' Aides The new college plan for the in- crease in the training of Nurses' Aides on campus went into effect last week. The primary theoret- ical classes were begun on Febru- ary 5, with an enrollment of 51 students. The size of the enrollment has necessitated the division of the theoretical classes on campus into two groups. Of the 51 taking the course, 30 meet on Monday and Tuesday afternoons from 1:30 to 5 P. M. and 21 on Wednesday and Thursday afternoons. Both groups also meet at the Graduate .Hospital in Philadelphia on Saturdays during the February period. Practical training will be given during March at Presbyter- ian, Temple University, and Phlla- delphia General hospitals. Meanwhile 22 Bryn Mawr stud- ents are already working in Phila- delphia area hospitals, and 14 stud- ents will complete a less intensive six-hour-a-week course in a few weeks. No college credit is given for this course. In addition a new six-hour-a- week course is being organized by Mary K. Snyder '45, chairman of the college Red Cross Unit, and Anne Borum '46, head of the col- lege Nurses' Aide group. To date 24 students are enrolled in this course. They will be trained at Bryn Mawr Hospital. As the first eastern college to schedule such training for stu- dents, Bryn Mawr has made a not- able contribution to the conduct of college work in these times as well as to the war effort in gener- al. This was emphasized in a re- cent statement issued by the fac- ulty committee on Nurses' Aides, which read in part: "It is in order that academic work which is done at Bryn Mawr shall continue to be done well that the Faculty recognized the absolute necessity of making a time allowance for other work necessary for the war. To faculty and students alike this action is a reaffirmation rather than a denial of the need for holding firmly to high intellectual standards in time of war." Mr. Jaffe Will Speak On China, U.S. in Peace Mr. Philip Jaffe>^dltor of Amer- asia, will address the first College assembly of this semester on Thursday, February 15, at 12:30. Mr. Jaffe will speak on "The Facts of China," dealing with the im-� portance of China in the peace and particularly of China's relations with the United States in the post- war world. Although he has not been in China since 1937, Mr. Jaffe is one of the few authorities on the com- munistic situation there at this time. He has written a book on the conditions which he observed while on his trips and on what he has compiled from information that has been released. -The ten- tative title of the book is New Frontiers in Asia, and it will be published in the spring.
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When we make home-made sushi, we often find that the seaweed wrapping (or nori) is too chewy. The seaweed we buy is from the local supermarket, and nothing fancy.
Question: How can we ensure that the seaweed is not too chewy?
When we make home-made sushi, we often find that the seaweed wrapping (or nori) is too chewy. The seaweed we buy is from the local supermarket, and nothing fancy. |
Don't wait too long to eat it. I'm assuming you're talking about rolls, or makimono, rather than nigiri-zushi. Anyway, assuming the nori was reasonably freshly opened and crispy when you started, that's the main risk you have: within minutes of preparing makimono, the moisture of the rice will quickly transfer to the dry laver. The faster you eat it, the less likely it is to become mushy and chewy. In the convenience stores in Japan, onigiri, which are, like makimono, also wrapped in nori, are now usually wrapped in a special plastic pouch. If you follow the directions, you can wrap the onigiri with the nori in one motion while you peel off the plastic. This lets you enjoy the crispy texture when you're ready to eat, which is the one advantage convenience store onigiri have over bringing mom's with you. If you make the onigiri at home, you'll usually end up with moist, slightly chewy nori when you're finally ready to eat. |
In addition to what Jason says above, which is absolutely correct, nori needs to be toasted to be crispy. Sometimes you buy it ready-toasted, but sometimes it's not toasted and you need to toast it over an open flame yourself. How to toast nori instructions and video. Additionally, I've found that if you live somewhere high-humidity (like San Francisco, where I live), you sometimes need to re-toast nori even if you're buying ready-toasted packets, because it becomes moist. |
As everyone has said, assuming the nori is dry enough to begin with, the problem is moisture getting into the nori from the rice. But the problem might not be just moisture transferring because you let it sit too long, but rather that the rice itself is too moist. The drying step in making sushi rice is critical, and if you under-dry your rice, you'll have problems. Especially if your rice is pretty sticky, you may want to try drying it further. From a great Serious Eats article about making the rice: |
To further the answers already given: Nori starts becoming chewy as soon as rice is applied to it since the rice has moisture thus you want to minimize the time between rice-on-nori to maki-in-mouth. Besides toasting the nori and consuming the maki roll as soon as possible after producing it, I would recommend one step between those two: Mise-en-place; not only should you have all your materials/tools/ingredients at the ready, you should have each makimono filling pre-assembled BEFORE applying the rice. For example, if you have a roll with multiple ingredients in the filling gather enough fillings for a single roll in one pile so it can all be added to the roll all at once. Also make sure that you have a clean and dry area for assembling, cutting, and plating the maki roll. Again, keep moisture away from the nori as much as possible. |


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A destination marrying world-renowned sculpture and horticultural landscapes, Frederik Meijer Gardens & Sculpture Park's indoor and outdoor gardens and sculpture galleries hold something for the whole family to enjoy.
Tours, programs and interactive activities are available for visitors throughout the year. Check the Events Calendar or the digital display sign at the admissions desk upon arrival for the day's activities.
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Enjoy a bite to eat at Taste of the Gardens Café, with its dazzling glass ceiling sculpture by renowned artist Dale Chihuly. Named Lena's Garden in honor of Lena Meijer, the sculpture, comprised of dozens of individual blown-glass pieces, spans the ceiling in a spectrum of colors.
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Have you ever walked into a room and felt like something was just off? More often than not, it takes a minute or two to understand exactly what feels wrong with the space – the color, proportion, perspective, the list goes on…
There are so many things to consider to ensure your room is both functionally and aesthetically pleasing, which leads me to the essence of all great design, and that is space planning.
The placement of sofas, chairs, tables, lamps and other furnishings should be planned, rather than haphazardly positioned in a space. Arranging furniture properly can improve the traffic flow and organization of a room, while helping to highlight whatever aspect of the room is most important to you, a focal point if you will. That's where space planning/drawing your room down to scale comes into play.
Here are a few tips to consider next time you find yourself arranging furniture in your space.
Drawing a Floor Plan
Time to draw your room down to scale. This first step is key to proper planning. Use lined graph paper (or a space planning computer program) to help ensure that your scaled drawing is as accurate as possible (we tend to use a quarter to a half-inch scale per actual foot).
Be sure to include location, heights and widths of doors, windows, heaters, electrical outlets and switches. This info is incredibly important as you begin to place furnishings in the space (drawing).
During this stage of the project you have the ability to experiment with different arrangements. Before we finalize one plan for our clients, we draw at least two furniture arrangements so we have the opportunity to see what placements work best and to provide our clients with a few options to choose from.
Next, measure each piece of furniture you plan to use in the room (if you haven't selected furnishings just yet, this is a good time to gauge what types of furniture you'll need and the size and scale your room can hold). Focus your attention on the largest and most important pieces first. Draw a basic outline of each piece on different colors of construction paper/or scale them down in your computer program. Use the same scale as your floor plan, so that you can see how much relative space you have in your room. Label them and cut them out.
The plan below was ultimately our final selection for our client's space:
The Three "F's"– Function, Focal Point and Flow Considerations
Function – What kind of room is it? Arranging furniture in a dining room is much different than in a living room, bedroom or office. Does the room need to accommodate a lot of people or just a few?
Focal Point – What do you want to emphasize? If you have a big bay window that looks out over a scenic vista, perhaps you want to highlight the view. Maybe your pride and joy is a majestic decorative fireplace. Orient your furniture to direct attention to the focal point. If viewing a widescreen HD television is important to you, the optimal distance between the TV set and any seating is roughly three times the size of the screen.
Flow – Can people move easily from place to place? Notice at how people enter and exit the room, and how doors open and close. Cluttered pathways can make you feel like you're in a pinball machine, so avoid placing large pieces of furniture in the natural lane of traffic if at all possible. Allow at least 3 feet of open space for your primary traffic routes (Interior Design Tips).
Placing Furniture
Round One: When you begin placing the furniture, be sure to place the largest pieces first (preferably facing the rooms focal point). To create a more intimate seating arrangement, place furniture away from the walls and within 8-10 feet from one another.
Angling a few pieces of furniture can give a softer, more casual feel to a room, while geometric alignment conveys a sense of formality and seriousness. Sofas and chaise lounges make great dividers, if you need to separate areas of a room.
Round Two: Next up are all the related items to round one (ie tables, occasional chairs, ect). Place side tables within easy reach of the sofas/chairs and cocktail tables far enough in front of the sofa/chairs to allow for legroom (but not too far away either, about 15-20 inches). You want these accent pieces to compliment the larger furniture elements in the space, providing functionality to each soft good.
Round Three: Lastly it's time to add lighting and all accessories/accents to your space, complimenting items placed in round two. Lighting is incredibly important, something you should be thinking about as you draw your room down to scale (where the outlets are located, what areas of your room need the most light, ect). Lighting helps with visibility in the space and creates a certain ambiance. Artwork and rugs add a sense of warmth to a space and help to define conversation areas within a room.
Optimizing Space
The smaller the room, the more concerned you should be about using the available space efficiently. Multifunctional furniture can provide invaluable benefits such as futons for small apartments as they serve two functions – sleeping and seating. Storage ottomans are great for family rooms as they provide hidden storage compartments as well as a place to rest your feet. And let's not forget about vertical space solutions such as built in shelving. Shelving provides a home for books, photos and other accents, while wall or ceiling-mounted racks can store bikes and save precious floor space.
Wall mirrors (as seen in the image above) can give the illusion of a larger room and alleviate claustrophobic feelings, especially if the mirror reflects a window.
The brighter the room is, either from natural or artificial light, the more open the room will appear.
Styling it Up
This is where your own sense of style and personality can shine. Select furnishings that work with your lifestyle, not the opposite.
Here are a few things to think about as you select furnishings for your space:
Metal, stone and straight edges convey a rigid, but orderly feel, while woods and curves are softer and more casual.
Solid colors tend to complement, while complex patterns draw attention.
It's okay to mix contemporary furniture with traditional, but look for items that can complement each other through shape, color or texture.
Modular furniture (ie sectional sofas and stackable storage units) allows for an endless array of arrangement possibilities and provides a cohesive look.
Keeping in mind the concepts outlined above should help you avoid major problems and enhance the "feel" of any room.


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To look at historical data related to the Recovery Act projects in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, please visit http://www.recovery.gov/arra
Here is a brief summary of our journey
In response to the Great Recession of 2007-2009, the Obama Administration and Congress signed the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) into law in February 2009. The stated purpose of ARRA was to "preserve and create jobs . . . promote economic recovery . . . invest in transportation, environmental protection, and other infrastructure, to stabilize state and local government budgets, etc."[1] According to the Congressional Budget Office reports, ARRA had a total impact of over $830 billion[2]
To help manage the federal stimulus program under ARRA, the Patrick Administration established the Massachusetts Recovery & Reinvestment Office (Mass RRO) under the Secretariat of Administration and Finance (ANF). The Mass RRO was charged with the responsibility for overseeing the implementation of ARRA, including project prioritization, communications and civic engagement, federal and state reporting and transparency, state agency coordination, and compliance and oversight management, including fraud, waste, and abuse awareness and prevention.
Of the nearly $7.5 Billion of ARRA funds that came to our state agencies, we spent $7.3 Billion (97%) on 561 completed projects and programs as of 12/31/13. Funds were used on many investments in transportation, infrastructure, technology, and research. A good portion of the funds were also used to shore up the state's safety net programs ranging from unemployment insurance to Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) to Medicaid. During this effort, over 103,000 Massachusetts residents directly received an ARRA-funded paycheck and ARRA projects were estimated to have impacted over 2 million people in the Commonwealth. Economic conditions in Massachusetts have improved since the start of the ARRA programs. Unemployment in MA, which was at a high of 8.7% on October 2009 has decreased significantly.
We have learned many lessons in this period. MassRRO was at the forefront to help prevent fraud and waste of the recovery funds as well as managing the recovery effort in a transparent manner with public disclosures through this web site and its quarterly publication of the Citizen's Update. Building on the web technology tools used by MassRRO, ANF has put in place a remarkable public transparency web site called the Open CheckBook (http://www.mass.gov/informedma/spending/) that provides the public with an easy-to-use access to state agency spending and this is now being extended to quasi-public agencies and also encouraging local cities and towns to participate and develop similar tools to increase public confidence and trust in the use of public funds.


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AshleyHairBlackNormal HairAmazing Results!OMG! I JUST started using this product and got AMAZING results! This was definetley worth the money.posted Feb 9, 2015Link to this post
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RosieMonterey ParkHairBlackOily HairDry HairCurly HairFine or Thin HairLong HairI had short hair and have been trying to find something to make it grow. I finally did, I found 100 % Extra Virging olive oil on your scalp every other day makes it grow super fast and long. Now I needed something to make the rest of my hair nourished and shiny so a co worker had the most luxurious hair and she said she used Biosilk. I couldn't believe it because I had used a bit in the past, but I guess I didn't know how to use it and quickly became discouraged and stopped using the product and I think I even threw it away. Now I went out and bought a small bottle at Target. It was like 13.99. I started using it on the weekend just in case my hair would come out ugly. It worked. I put it on my wet hair, sectioned it, blow dryed it, and put HOT ROLLERS by CONAIR on my hair. My hair is stunning and I get so many compliments.posted Mar 4, 2013Link to this post
DaniNew YorkHairDark BrownOily HairColor Treated HairGood But Not GreatThis product is OKAY. It does make my hair look more sleek and maybe a little softer but nothing dramatic. A little bit does go a long way though with this product. If you put too much on it makes your hair look greasy and I already have oily hair so this is not what I am looking for. For that reason, I am not very fond of this product.posted Jan 3, 2013Link to this post
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SherriHairAuburnDry HairCurly HairFine or Thin HairSo Not What I Expected.....I tried this only because a hairdresser friend gave it to me for free, to try. I would never spend $15.00 on it simply because I had been using, for a long time, John Freida Frizz Ease, it that's always worked just great. So anyway....I took the Bio Silk home with me and used it for a week. Sorry, but this in no way compares to Frizz Ease. Not for me, anyway. I have very thin, very curly and VERY frizzy hair. This does nothing for it. I will be sticking with my Frizz Ease.posted Nov 11, 2012Link to this post
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FemaleBoston, MAHairDark BrownOily HairColor Treated HairFine or Thin HairA Little Goes A Long Way..This BioSilk Sillk Therapy bottle will probably last me years. I use a tiny drop of it and my hair is extremely shiny from that tiny amount. My hair is thin, fine, oily and straight. So a little goes a long way for me. Someone with thick hair may need more than what I would normally use. It's all about your preference. You can definitely see a difference when this product is in use, my hair is less frizzy and shiny. If that's what you're looking for I recommend this product.posted Feb 21, 2012Link to this post
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A playful pup's furry face doubles as a pillow, adding comfort and fun to our cozy sleeping bag.
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- Plush velour and velvet appliqués.
- Polyester batting.
- Yarn dyed for vibrant, lasting color.
- Zipper closure.
- Secures with tabs for easy storage and toting.
- Available in pink and blue colors.
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- Pure brushed cotton canvas interior.
- Pure cotton percale piping and trim.
- 26" wide x 59" long
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Silver tone square ring blank. Blank area measures approximately 24.5mm on the outside, 21.5mm inside, and 3mm deep. Ring size is adjustable. Add your favorite photo, mixed media collages, etc! Heavy large adjustable size 7-9.
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How To Keep Your Battery Well Maintained
- Your vehicle's battery creates gasses that are potentially explosive. Never smoke near your battery or use a match or other open flame near it
- Keep metal objects, including watches and jewelry, away from your battery terminals – contact could create a spark and ignite the gasses
- Battery acid is caustic – use safety goggles and rubber gloves, and avoid contact with your skin, eyes, nose or mouth
- Always make sure your engine is turned off before you check your battery
Maintenance and care
- Keep the top of your battery clean and dry
- Make sure that the battery connection cables are tightly fastened to the terminals
Cleaning battery corrosion
- Remove the negative (-) terminal from the post
- Remove the positive (+) terminal from the post
- Scrub any corrosion off the terminals, cables and posts using a stiff brush
- For tough buildup, use a solution of baking soda and water, taking special care that none gets inside the battery
- Reconnect the terminals in the reverse order from which you removed them, positive (+) first, then negative (-)
- Double-check to make sure the connections are tight and secure
Battery service from the experts
The Ford Motor Company-trained technicians at your local Ford or Lincoln Mercury Dealership can inspect your battery for you. If you need a new one, they have the right high-quality Motorcraft® Batteries for your vehicle and driving needs in stock. Plus, they would be happy to install it for you and can take care of everything else your vehicle needs.
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The ERGONOMIC BIONIK+ X-CHANGE: an uhlsport classic with a new interior design. As is the case with the entire ERGONOMIC family, this model is distinguished by the slightly wider glove cut. The palm? Made of our patented ABSLOUTGRIPPLUS foam material, this glove guarantees excellent grip characteristics in all weather conditions with minimum abrasion and even better impact absorption. The backhand? Same as the palm, made of ABSOLUTGRIPPLUS, and technically embossed. The fastener of the ERGONOMIC BIONIK X-CHANGE is a tunnel solution with a wrap-around strap made of latex. What makes it so special? Its customisable stability system. The ERGONOMIC top model contains a removable BIONIKFRAME, which supports the hand of the goalkeeper in a highly flexible manner due to its tendon-like structure. Why removable? Because we have thought of another feature. extra. Additional, selected stability of individual fingers is easily achieved just by using the bars which are included in two degrees of hardness. A great design idea: the new extra stability of the thumb with a BionikFrame element!
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