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Step 5: Add A Loop of Bakers Twine
Cut a few inches of bakers twine and tie it into a loop. Glue the loop of twine to the top of the tree, then glue the top cork onto the tree.
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The Research and Development Council of New Jersey has given awards to President Shirley M. Tilghman and molecular biology professor Bonnie Bassler .
Tilghman received the council's Educator of the Year Award, and Bassler received the 2003 Thomas Alva Edison Patent Award at the council's annual dinner Nov. 6.
The council honored Tilghman for "furthering the advancement of research and development through education" and her work as co-chair of Prosperity New Jersey and the New Jersey Commission on Jobs Growth and Economic Development.
The council gave its award to Bassler in the category of medical/technology transfer for a patent titled "Compounds and Methods for Regulating Bacterial Growth and Pathogenesis." Bassler's work on the molecular mechanisms that bacteria use to communicate among one another could lead to approaches for developing antibiotic drugs. The council judged patents based on the importance of the problem they address, the novelty of the research, the utility or potential social impact of the invention and the prospects for commercialization.
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I've had a lot of things from their menu over the times I've been there and have always loved it. Favorites include their messy fries, ribs and the ice cream! Always pleasant service, too. Highly recommend!
This place has a great deal of potential and is pretty damn good as is. There are times, however, where their BBQ lacks the flavor punch that it is capable of.
As a bar, this place is 5 stars for sure!
left out a word, should have said ribs are very meaty and not too fatty
very meaty ribs with good flavor and too much fat.
Good to see the Hog Pit getting some good reviews, this place has great BBQ. I've had the brisket and pulled pork sandwiches, the ribs, and also the chicken. The meats are always tender and juicy, the rub they put on the slabs is great, as are the 3 homemade sauces (mild, med, hot). Sides are excellent too - slaw, cornbread, very tasty beans. Owners are very friendly, good selection of beers, plus sweet tea. Nice place, the pit master knows his stuff, check it out!
So good! Nightlife used to be kind of lame until they opened the Hot Pig. It's rockin!
Best BBQ!
Excellent pulled pork but all else disappoints. Stopped going there when I had had enough of the owner's attitude - if I wanted the New York "tude", I would live in Manhattan.
I am addicted to the messy fries, and smoked turkey sandwiches and the wings. And I agree with the dude above me the salmon is AMAZING.
I was excited to be taken here by my Fiancee as I am from the South and recently moved here and was craving good BBQ. Sadly, I did not find it at Mr. K's. The meats were average and the sides were incredibly bland. Wasn't thrilled at the thick slice of plain white bread that accompanied the meal as well. Lots of flavors missing at Mr. K's.
Like the campbell locale - Kolb is unimpressive in comparison.
I don't understand why people rate this place so high. I ordered a pork sandwich, and it was thin, shaved slivers of meat suspended in an oversweet, gelatinous sauce. Worst barbecue I've ever had. Maybe I caught them on a bad day but that was my experience.
Have driven by twice recently and appears place has closed down.....
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While there are not a lot of real good bbq joints in Tucson, Dave's may be the best in terms of consistency. We went here Saturday, March the 5th and it was a good as the last time we went which was a few months or so earlier. Pulled pork sandwiches are excellent.
We finally went here and both had combo plates with chicken and pulled pork. Verdict: The meats were just so so. Brush Fire lacked that quality, fresh-cooked favor you'd expect at better BBQ houses. The meats were rather soggy and their sauces do little to make things taste better. In fact, we'd advice you to order your meat without sauce. This way it won't be swimming in it. Simply add your own afterwards. And the sides? OK but nothing to write home about. But at just $10.50 a plate, we can't complain too much.
Having tasted everything on the menu including all of the sides, this is as good of quality bbq you will find in town. Ample portions, melt in your mouth brisket, great turkey, and their salmon is terrific.
The best BBQ restaurant in our region. Sadly, it is constantly overlooked due to its location (although it's location is specific because of the adjoining museum - also underestimated). The moment you are in the parking lot, you are teased with an aroma that hints at the awaiting flavor. You will only regret not being able to finish your plate.
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Charvinia Neblett of Russellville and Henry Uradu of Russell, both seniors at the Gatton Academy of Mathematics and Science in Kentucky, have been recognized as finalists in the National Achievement Scholarship Program, an honor which potentially opens the door to college scholarship opportunities.
The National Achievement Scholarship Program is an academic competition established in 1964 specifically to honor scholastically talented black American high school students and provide college scholarships for a substantial number of the most outstanding participants in each annual competition. More than 1.5 million students take the Preliminary SAT/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test each year and approximately 160,000 students request consideration for the National Achievement Program. About 1,600 of the highest scoring applicants for the National Achievement Program are honored as semifinalists. Of the 1,600 semifinalists, about 80 percent attain finalist status.
For these two Gatton seniors, it's a great way to begin their final semester of high school even as they focus on the college admissions process ahead. According to Gatton Academy Director Dr. Tim Gott, this honor underscores the work of both these incredible students.
"They are tremendous representatives of the Gatton Academy, the state of Kentucky, and students across the nation," Gott said. "We look forward to seeing what these students will accomplish in the years ahead."
To be considered in the rigorous competition for National Achievement scholarships, finalists had to meet additional standards and fulfilling several requirements. These include having a record of very high academic performance of college preparatory course work, leadership and school involvement, submitting SAT scores that confirm PSAT performance, and being fully endorsed and recommended by a high school official.
Since students take the qualifying PSAT exam in October of their junior year of high school, much of the preparation stems from learning opportunities during their freshman and sophomore years of high school. The Gatton Academy builds on those experiences to provide students with a robust application and preparation for the SAT, a critical component in becoming a finalist.
"It is an honor to be named a National Achievement finalist," Gott said. "These students have demonstrated a level of excellence that very few can claim. All of us, the Gatton staff and the schools they represent back home, value the opportunity to work with such outstanding young people."
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Shares of International Business Machines (IBM) are down $2.99, or 1.6%, at $189.63, after fund manager Dan Niles of AlphaOne Capital appeared on CNBC to say he's shorting the stock, asserting that the company is threatened by cloud computing and by its exposure to world economic trends.
With IBM, you look at it and say, other than selling businesses and counting it as earnings per share, you know… The move to the cloud is deflationary for IBM. It's not good for IBM. IBM has missed four quarters in a row. They've missed nine of the last ten quarters on the top line. This isn't going to get better for them.
Host Scott Wapner asked Niles about an appearance by Warren Buffett two weeks ago in which Buffett had nothing good to say about IBM. In that interview, Buffett had remarked, "She [IBM CEO Virginia "Ginni" Rometty] got handed the company at a time of real transition in the business. and her record — I feel fine with her at this point, but her record, will be judged 5 years from now."
"There's a lot going on in that business, and I think they're doing well, but the final score will be 5 years or 10 years from now."
Niles brushed aside Buffett's remarks and instead opined about the global economic risk to IBM:
There's nothing wrong with IBM. Biggest problem with IBM is IBM is so huge. If you think about the global economy, what's the only region that's really sounding good? It's the U.S. Well, IBM has a lot of emerging market exposure. And they're getting caught up in all of this just like everybody else.


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My name is Vega. Born and raise din Miami. Never seen a winning Dolphin team lol.
Hopefully that will change.
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Whats up everyone! First post here. Been a Dolphins fan since my dad bought me a marino jersey back when I was just a young lad in the late 80's. Unfortunately didn't even know this site existed until the Incognito/Martin issue came up. Been lurking around every day since. Last few years have just got my Dolphins news from twitter, but glad to finally join a dolphins community.
Hey, Dolfan from Germany here. Never been to Miami, but I hooked up with the Dolphins somehow in the last years despite the loosing record. They just got me, don't know why.
Hello everyone! I just joined today. I have been a fin fan since I was a kid in the 1990s (late Marino era). I am from enemy territory (Buffalo) and have spent time working abroad, so I would like to catch up on my team through this site. Now, Miami needs to build a championship team like Seattle! Go fins!!
Welcome all my fellow dolphans.............
Loooooooooong time Fan since '71. I was recommended here by Sebastion Cardone as we have some pretty intense Dolphin discussions. lol I currently write Dolphin related materiel for a couple of sites, and enjoy talking Fins football. I was a season ticket holder for almost 30 years and had the great forture of seeing every home game of Marino's career. I respect everyone's right to an opinion, and expect the same in return.
It's a down time for this franchise, and it's tough to see them struggle embarrassingly year after year, but the NFL is cyclical in nature, and you've got to believe we'll eventually find our way again.
Here's to some great discussion!
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Just joined now, making first post. I guess there is a minimum before threads can be made by a new member? (I have not yet browsed the rules for posting)
Formerly I posted at old espn nfl boards, as well as a spinoff board...but I always preferred to post with fellow Fins Fans instead of a collection of various NFL fans.
Now to search for the perfect AJ Duhe pic for my avatar...something 1982 AFCCG-ish
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PEARL RIVER - Attorney General Eric T. Schneiderman announced the arrest of Patricia Smithmyer, a registered and supervising nurse at Golden Hill Care Center in Kingston, who failed to follow the wishes of an 80-year-old resident and the directive of the nursing home by failing to administer CPR when the resident stopped breathing. The failure to offer life-saving care came despite requests from the resident and her family that life-saving procedures be used if the need arose.
Smithmyer, 53, of Kingston, is charged with Falsifying Business Records in the First Degree, a class E felony, and Wilful Violation of Health Laws, a misdemeanor. She faces up to four years in prison.
"As people age, many important decisions need to be made by them and their loved ones – in particular, what measures will be taken to sustain life," Attorney General Schneiderman said. "Care centers, such as the one here, have directives in place to ensure the individual's wishes are followed. When a nurse takes it upon herself to disregard the wishes of a resident, her family and the home's protocol, she fails in her duty of care. My Ooffice will pursue those who violate the law and their patients' interests to ensure these difficult decisions are left in the hands of those who are directly affected by the choice."
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Good for a repaint as Scrapper or not?
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Won't happen unless A) Hasbro stops including comics, B) IDW makes some sort of flashback issue featuring him prominently, or C) Dark Cybertron revives lots of dead Cybertronians.
Sorry for the spoiler, but he died a few years ago, and Devastator is now modular, with hints that anyone else can be his sixth component.
That's my jacket!
So, I told y'all I ordered three of the new Deluxes (Starscream, Scoop, and the
Mini-ConsAmmonites) and Doubledealer. The Deluxes were supposed to ship at the end of March, Doubledealer at the end of February. No biggie.
The very next day, I start seeing all four of the Deluxes in stores all over the place. Eh, I'll wait to save a few bucks.
And two days after the order, I get a notice that Doubledealer shipped. So the ones I'm seeing everywhere won't ship for a month, but the one that, so far as I know, no one has seen in the wild, is in the mail already.
One thing that does bug me: They didn't include in the e-mail how much I've been charged. Is it just for Doubledealer? Did they add shipping, and will prorate it later when the others ship? It says that I can check the site, but there's no way to get that info there, either. I'm super-anal about this sort of thing, so it irritates me. I considered writing them, but figured that, by the time I get a response, it will have cleared my card and I'll see it there.
I forgot why I haven't dealt much with HTS.
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So I picked up the X-Files Conspiracy #1 and Ghostbusters crossover. The #1 is ok, not liking the art at all, and I didn't realize it was going to be about The Lone Gunmen who I like but are not what I signed up for here, I wanted to see Mulder and Scully take on all these things.
The Ghostbusters crossover is not a sign of good things to come, the art is a misfire, the story is nonexistent, and it takes place in a very narrow storytelling experience. I suspect the Transformers crossover will be the same, a very small story that's barely a piece of the puzzle with nebulous connection that the heroes write off.
Good point about non-combining combiners.
Darth Vader is becoming the Mickey Mouse of Star Wars.
Kylo Ren - came from Space Brooklyn, although he moved to Space Williamsburg before it was trendy.
The use of a lightsaber does not make one a Jedi, it is the ability to not use it.
I'm sure HTS will ship those deluxes before the end of March. Their "pre order" dates are often off by a month. Supposedly my Whirl has shipped so we'll see.
That's not what bugs me (though it would be nice to try for accuracy). I've never had a retailer ship part of an order and not tell me how much they charged (and don't even provide that info on their site).
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IDW posted a preview of the FCBD Transformers/G.I.Joe crossover book.
My God, I'm not sure I've ever seen a worse comic book. It's just awful on every level. I have a hard time believing the writer of Robots in Disguise is writing this s***, and either he put his name on it to give it credibility or James Roberts is ghost-writing RiD. The art is horrendous; the guy is clearly trying to ape Jack Kirby's style, but without any of the substance behind Kirby's. It's so bad, I could honestly imagine Rob Liefeld defending his own art by holding up a copy of this and saying, "Dude, at least I'm not this craptacular."
Possibly the worst thing is that people actually seem to like this for some "nostalgia" value, even though it's apparently nostalgia for something that never existed. Anyone who knows me knows I got into comics entirely via Marvel's Transformers and G.I.Joe titles, and, even re-reading them decades later, they're nothing like this.
I've decided to save my money, and am hoping RiD doesn't suffer because of this turd.
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Darth Vader is becoming the Mickey Mouse of Star Wars.
Kylo Ren - came from Space Brooklyn, although he moved to Space Williamsburg before it was trendy.
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Between Rihanna and Karrueche, Chris and Drake, Mariah and Nicki — it seemed like no one in Hollywood could get along in 2012! Join us as we take a look back at the biggest celebrity feuds of the year!
These days, it seems like you haven't made it as a celebrity if you don't have beef with another star! 2012 proved especially contentious for our famous friends. Whether it was Rihanna and Karrueche Tran duking it out for the attention of Chris Brown, Chris and Drake brawling in a bar over Rihanna, or Mariah Carey and Nicki Minaj catfighting to prove who is American Idol's biggest new diva — no one could see eye to eye!
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Boston Children's has launched the world's 1st program dedicated to offering hand transplants to children who qualify.
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Today it's been 5 years since my son Matthew's A.V. Canal repair. I remember the nurses: Shannon, Jaime, and Patrick....They were so good with Matthew and with my husband and I.
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If it wasn't for Children's Hospital and the Cardiac wing he wouldn't be here. Thank you all for what you have done for us and giving him a chance to grow in front of our eyes! Thank you Dr. Mah, Dr. Baird, and Dr. de Ferranti we owe you the world.
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5 years ago today, I placed my one week old son in Dr. Emani's hands to repair his COA. I remember it like it was yesterday, and I'm thankful every day for the care we received at the Heart Center at Boston Children's Hospital.
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1 year ago today Dr Baird performed open heart surgery on Cayman. It did NOT slow him down. Today his heart is as good as new and he barely even has a scar. Thank you Dr Baird and everyone on the cardiac floor at Boston Children's Hospital.
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Two years ago today we were at Boston Children's Hospital and our daughter, Emily, was having an aortic stent placed. We were told it would have to be replaced by the time she turned 2 (which was last June) but its still in place and working beautifully. We thank God every day for the amazing work of Dr. Gerald Marx and Dr. James Lock.
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This weekend we celebrated our beautiful daughter, Mikayla's 1st birthday and that's thanks to the amazing surgeons and staff on the 8th floor!! Mikayla was born with a rare diagnosis of Pentalogy of Cantrell which included several heart defects.
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The Department of Cardiac Surgery at Boston Children's Hospital - part of the #1 ranked Heart Center - has been at the forefront of pediatric heart surgery since 1938 when Robert Gross, MD, performed the first operation to correct a congenital heart defect. In the years since that groundbreaking procedure, our Department of Cardiac Surgery has grown to become the largest in the United States and one of the most specialized in the world.
We work in collaboration with specialists from other departments and divisions at Boston Children's, as well as with each family's local pediatrician and/or cardiac specialist, and our multidisciplinary approach ensures the highest quality of care.
Our cardiac surgery team is made up of eight pediatric cardiac surgeons who are dedicated exclusively to patients with congenital heart disease and other rare heart conditions. Each year, our surgeons care for more than 1,000 patients, both children and adults, who require every type of congenital heart surgery. This experience translates to better outcomes. It also means that our surgeons can sub-specialize in different areas of cardiac surgery and push the boundaries of what was previously possible in each of their areas.
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Twenty years ago, our primary concern was whether a baby or child would survive the complex procedures we performed. Pediatric heart surgery was still in its infancy. Today that has changed; the majority of children do extremely well. What we focus on now is how to make sure the child is doing well in her 20s and 40s, and 50s, 60s and 70s. Our goal is for the child to lead a long normal life, and we plan our clinical management of the child over many decades.
Innovations play a critical role in our patients' health, so we are constantly creating new ways to treat heart diseases. Our scientists investigate every aspect of the heart, and the conditions that affect it, so we can offer new and improved treatments to our patients. Our program's culture is one of innovation—of solving difficult problems that others haven't been able to solve, tackling the most complex cases, and figuring out ways to make the process easier on patients.
Our Cardiac Surgery department offers an observership program designed for physicians who already have some advanced training in cardiac surgery and wish to fine-tune their skills. Learn more about Observerships.
Despite treating some of the most complex pediatric heart conditions in the world, the Cardiac Surgery Program at Boston Children's has some of the best success rates.
Because hospitals present data differently and because of the uniqueness of each child's situation, it is important that statistics and outcomes are fully explained. We are happy to speak with you regarding our outcomes.
Additional Resources: Heart Center Facts and Figures
# Cases (Survival %)
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Open Heart
2,560 (98%)
871 (99%)
Closed Heart (excludes premature PDA's)
1,248 (99%)
503 (99%)
3,808 (98%)
1,374 (99%)
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ASO Double Switch
Repair of Total Anomalous Pulmonary Venous Return
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Fontan Stage III
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Repair AV Canal, Partial
Aortic Valve Repair
Mitral Valve Repair
Tetrology of Fallot (Pulmonary Styenosis or Atresia)
Sub-Aortic Stenosis
Pulmonary Valve Insertion
Right Ventricle to Pulmonary Artery Conduit
Ebstein's Anomaly/Cone Operation
We are grateful to have been ranked #1 on U.S. News & World Report's list of the best children's hospitals in the nation for the third year in a row, an honor we could not have achieved without the patients and families who inspire us to do our very best for them. Thanks to you, Boston Children's is a place where we can write the greatest children's stories ever told."


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This webchat is an old idea. Back in 1998 a friend of mine showed me a concept of a webchat, built using C. The ideas was good, and a very interesting project. I was very interested, but at that time I wasn't able to put it to work.
But time passes, and then I decided to make it work. At first I was thinking in building a new company around this project, but then I decided to release it under GPL.
Why another webchat? Because I'd like to build a high-performance webchat, able to accept thousands of users connected to the same room (it happens in web-interviews), I saw a non-GPL PHP webchat crash with 30 users. I think that it could be a good option, not only as a product, but also by developing interesting conceptions when handling users on-line connected through a HTTP communication link.
Where are we? Well, we means me, I am developing this project practly alone. I had some help, but they're gone, basicaly due to my incapacity to keep continuous track of this project. Although I still have lots of hits and downloads, probably due to the concepts developed by me and my contributors.
Will it continue? Yes. I'm still having some problems when running cchatd, I don't even have a stable version, and usually have core dump problems. To tell the truth there was a stable version, but I inserted a parser that is not as stable as the old alpha version :o/
What can I do? Well, this is a free software project, and anybody can help, I mean, I'll be very proud to receive help. Basicaly our first version v0.1 is almost done, I only need to stop this parser instability.
For those who want to contact me about this project, please, it'll be my pleasure.
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http://blogs.usatoday.com/thehuddle/...o-packers.htmlBrett Favre is giving back to the Green Bay Packers (via his other former team, the New York Jets).
The Jets returned a 2010 seventh-round draft pick to the Packers that had been part of the compensation garnered in the trade that sent Favre to New York last summer.
The pick was conditional if Favre played one season with the Jets and then retired, which he did.
"The Jets needed a little bit more flexibility in case they wanted to use some future picks to trade. So since that seventh rounder was sort of a throwaway on the (Favre trade), we agreed to change some language in the trade papers in return for the seventh-round pick," Packers GM Ted Thompson told the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel.
"That's all there was to it. People do that from time to time; change some language of the trade."


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Teen Band Menudo Being Revived
NEW YORK - Menudo, the popular Puerto Rican teen pop band of the '70s and '80s, is being revived.
Menudo Entertainment bought all the merchandising and property rights about a month ago from Latin record executive Oscar Lloyd, and is working with talent agencies and radio stations in its search for band members, company spokeswoman Cathy Callegari said Wednesday.
"Our aim is to target the `tween market," Callegari told The Associated Press. "We feel there's a void there. What happens is, artists start young like Britney Spears (news) and they get old really quick and move into a new age of fans."
Auditions for boys ages 10 to 16 are planned for this summer in the United States and Latin America. Plans are for finalists to be nationally televised and judged by a celebrity panel with worldwide viewer voting.
Five band members and two alternates will be selected.
Menudo was formed in 1977. The boys were booted when they turned 16, and the group had about 30 different members, including Ricky Martin (news).
Callegari said the new group will eventually record an album in both English and Spanish, but the boys don't need to be bilingual. And just like the original Menudo, they'll leave the band when they reach 16.
Some of the former members have been notified of plans for the new group, she said.
"We haven't put our panel of judges together yet but certainly it's one of our objectives to have former members involved. We'd sure love to have Ricky Martin."
Menudo sold more than 20 million albums in English and Spanish. An adult version, called MDO was mildly popular in the 1990s.


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I'm Calum/Luci from the Kent Area and I am a creative person who is interested in Music Making and a little writing and film making : ) I also have my own band called Manor & another called Dark Theory
I am a generally happy person who will be up for anything and is up for meeting new people.
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Been cosplaying since May 2010 now and its been just awesome. It's made me a much more stronger and motivated person and I've met so many new people and friends through it and even though I can come across a bit shy at first I always love meeting new people all the time ^^


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Morgan Stanley hardware analyst Katy Huberty today offers an update on Hewlett-Packard (HPQ), two weeks after raising her rating on the stock to Overweight, reiterating a $27 price target and opining that the company has "a large opportunity to improve cash conversion to peer averages" and thus surprise positively versus Street consensus for free cash flow.
HP shares today are down 49 cents, or 2%, at $23.35.
Various metrics for HP are below peers, writes Huberty, such as "days of sales outstanding" (DSOs), at 33, on average, for Apple (AAPL), Dell (DELL), and Lenovo (0992HK), for personal computers, compared to a company-wide average of 48 days for HP. "Cash-conversion cycle," similarly, is negative 35 days for the three competitors, versus plus-14 days for HP.
Huberty notes the company is changing how it compensates executives, thus putting in place incentives for improvement on metrics:
HP's revised FY13 executive compensation structure includes incentives based on ROIC and FCF metrics. Prior plans only rewarded executives based on revenue and earnings as well as individual goals. Under the new structure, HP's compensation committee specifically highlights a focus on "cash management practices, including working capital and capital expenditures". HP initiated cash flow incentives in F2H12 through a "CCC Bonus Plan" with targets of 26 days in F3Q12 and 24 days in F4Q12. The renewed emphasis on cash flow drove a 5-day improvement in HP's F4Q12 cash cycle to 21 days.
Huberty notes HP beat estimates for cash conversion and free cash flow in each of the last two quarters, and adds, "Our analysis shows a two day, or greater, improvement for each of receivables, inventory and payables."
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Binghamton University welcomes new and returning students
BINGHAMTON, NY -- Binghamton University welcomes returning and new students and their families on August 25 and 26, with move-in days signifying the beginning of the fall semester and a new academic year.
Approximately 2,450 freshmen, 950 transfer students and 900 new graduate students will join the Binghamton University community this year. Returning students will begin arriving on Friday. Classes for all of Binghamton's 15,000 students begin Monday, August 29.
"Binghamton University has a well-earned reputation for academic excellence," said President C. Peter Magrath. "Yet even as we reflect on our past, we can look with pride to the future. The incoming class represents some of the most talented students we have ever seen and we fully expect that their contributions will greatly enhance the intellectual, cultural and social vibrancy of our campus community. We are all excited about these students and what they will learn and contribute to the University. We are really looking forward to working with them."
The University received over 32,000 undergraduate and transfer applications, 28,024 of which were from freshman and 4,582 from transfer students.
In the Graduate School, nearly 4,500 applicants indicates high demand for Binghamton University master's and doctoral programs, including computer science, electrical engineering, mechanical engineering, industrial engineering, nursing, K-12 teacher education, clinical psychology, accounting, business administration, chemistry, materials science-engineering, economics, and social work.
Nancy Stamp, dean of the Graduate School, explained, "In today's economic turbulence and global business world, recent bachelor's degree graduates and professionals realize that a graduate degree furthers their marketability. And while they are here, they contribute to exciting innovations and discoveries in their fields of study."
The Class of 2015 boasts some of the most impressive academic credentials of any Binghamton undergraduate class ever.
"Every year, Binghamton University attracts some of the most talented students from across the nation and around the world," said Sandra Starke, vice provost for enrollment management. "But this year, we will welcome one of the most impressive classes in University history. With an average high school GPA of 94 and an SAT score of 1931 in math, verbal and writing, the Class of 2015 is particularly impressive. Coming in at 422 points above the national average, their SAT scores alone are record breakers for the institution, and when combined with strong high school performances, it is very clear that this group of incoming students will bring exceptional academic excellence to the classroom. And it is this excellence and our reputation for providing a quality education that makes Binghamton the premier public university in the northeast."
About 8 percent of the total incoming class will be comprised of students from Broome and Tioga counties. Approximately 30 percent of the class is from upstate New York. Another 22 percent of the student body is from Long Island and 19 percent from New York City.
Binghamton welcomes over 1,000 transfer students with approximately 200 of those students hailing from Broome Community College. The mean GPA for entering transfers is 3.4.
Binghamton again expects a large number of new international students to join the campus community this fall. The approximately 500 incoming international students represent 55 countries, with the greatest population coming from China, South Korea, India, Vietnam, United Kingdom and Turkey.


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Wednesday, February 20, 2013
Designer Tidbits: Holly Taylor Designs
Eileen Taylor and Lynn Hawley Bloomquist of Holly Taylor Designs's newest collection, Enchanted Pond, captures the vibrancy of nature. Inspired by the world around them, Holly Taylor Designs has a knack for earthy tones, and this collection is no exception. Eileen is here to tell us a bit more about Enchanted Pond, so keep reading for a closer look!
Q: Where did you find your original inspiration for this collection?
A: We are constantly on the search for inspiration in nature. We are always inspired by the world around us. For Enchanted Pond, we wanted to see what our fans liked best about our previous lines and did our best to incorporate our most popular colors into this line.
Q3: What TV show or movie does your collection fit best in?
A: We think Enchanted Pond belongs in the film On Golden Pond.
Q: Tell me about your sewing machine. What kinds do you have and how many?
A: I have a Bernina. I love it, it is a great machine.
Q: What is your favorite part of the fabric industry?
A: My favorite part of the fabric industry is seeing firsthand how creative people are, and how this industry is kept so vibrant and new by that creativity.
Q: From what aspect of your life do you draw creativity?
A: Our creativity comes from the beautiful area of the country we live in and the nature all around us.
Q: What is your design process?
A: We actually draw first and then add all the detail in painting our designs.
Q: What is your favorite print in the collection?
A: Our favorite print in Enchanted Pond is 6501 the large scale border piece with the swirl.
Q: What is the most challenging part of the design process?
A: The most challenging thing we find is trying to stay fresh and new. Moda has many designers, our area is nature or Northwoods type designs so we have to stay within that realm.
Q: What are your favorite and least favorite colors and why?
A: We always seem to have the hardest time with blues. We both love the earthy tones of the greens and browns even though what could be more natural than blue skies, so it is always hard to find that right shade of blue. We will mix paints for days trying to find the perfect shade for the line we are working on at the time.
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Labels: Designer Tidbits, Moda Fabric
12 comments:
- Melanie said...
- February 20, 2013 at 9:09 AM
- Jane S. said...
I love these fabrics and really enjoyed reading about the designers!
- February 20, 2013 at 9:59 AM
- Sandy D said...
Love the fabrics a great line.
- February 20, 2013 at 10:05 AM
- Johanna said...
Holly Taylor fabrics are my favorite!
- February 20, 2013 at 10:34 AM
- Rosa said...
Just wonderful!!
- February 20, 2013 at 12:31 PM
- Patty Ann said...
what a gorgeous line of fabrics! love them!
- February 20, 2013 at 1:09 PM
- Kris said...
OH my... This is certainly a beautiful line! :)
I can visualize a gorgeous quilt made out it!
- February 20, 2013 at 1:30 PM
- CESCLO2 said...
Très jolis tissus, j'adore
- February 20, 2013 at 1:52 PM
- ~Laurie~ said...
Love this fabric and love the color combinations. Makes me miss my home state of Maine!
- February 20, 2013 at 2:22 PM
- Julie said...
Love all of their fabric lines. The lines just keep getting better and better!!!
- February 21, 2013 at 7:10 AM
- SewBlinkey.blogspot.com said...
This is another great line and I have almost all of their fabrics. Married to an outdoors man with outdoors children and grandchildren, it's a necessity to have these fabrics. I have one of these prints in my cart. These are beautiful fabrics. I would like more deer, Moose, rabbits, and other nature fabrics Please! Thank you.
- February 21, 2013 at 1:51 PM
- Debi Horne said...
I love this line. The colors and prints go so well with one another. Beautiful!
Debi Horne
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Janice Bauer
Janice M. Bauer, 74, of Richland Center died Friday, March 29, 2013 at Schmitt Woodland Hills after a 15 month battle with cancer. She was born September 9, 1938 in Richland Center the daughter of Gifford and Mary Louise (Robinson) Anderson. Janice graduated from Ithaca High School in 1956. On October 12, 1957 she was united in marriage to John J Bauer at St. Mary's Catholic Church in Richland Center by Father Owen Mitchel. Jan started to work at John Kirkpatrick's Inc, in Richland Center and after one year she joined her husband, Jack in Virginia. She then went to work for the US Army until her husband left the service and returned to Richland Center. Janice stated back to work at John Kirkpatrick's and worked there until they closed. She then worked at the Richland County Highway Shop until she retired in 1997. After her retirement, she worked as an Avon Lady until her death. She acquired many friends in and around Richland Center. Janice was an animal lover especially her poodles.
Janice is survived by her husband John 'Jack' Bauer, three sisters and brother, June (Jerry) King of Milton, Joan (Avery) Ashmore of Fennimore, Linda (Donald) Flickinger of Billings, Montana, Stanley (Mary) Anderson of Richland Center, John's brothers and sisters, Cletus (Donna) Bauer of Richland Center, Audrey (Herb) Pletzer of Richland Center, Tom Bauer of Lone Rock, Judy (Dallas) Johnson of Richland Center, John's sister-in-law, Brenda (Bob) Bindl of Richland Center, many nieces, nephews, other relatives, and friends.
Janice was preceded in death by her father Gifford Anderson, mother Mary L. King, stepfather Lester King, sister Judy Amble, brother-in-laws, John Amble and Kenneth Bauer.
A mass of Christian Burial will be held on Tuesday, April 2, 2013 at 11:00 AM at St. Mary's Catholic Church, with Monsignor Roger Scheckel officiating. Burial will follow in St. Mary's Catholic Cemetery. Friends may call at the Pratt Memorial Chapel on Monday, April 1, 2013 from 4:00 PM until 7:00 PM and again at St. Mary's Catholic Church on Tuesday, from 10:00 AM until the time of the service at 11:00 AM. The Pratt Funeral and Cremation Service of Richland Center is assisting the family with their arrangements. Online condolences can be made at prattfuneralservice.com.


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Sounds like Shayne was losing thousands every week. No wonder he sold it and no wonder he won't get paid for it..
Why would someone just die for such a losing proposition. Does this belong on POTUS?
I am a secretary, I really don't care that EE is making some profit on the deal. They are providing an excellent service that makes my life easy. Point is they are making money, anyone who says otherwise is nuts. Would RN have bought them out otherwise? What does it matter if EE is breaking even when their parent company is increasing revenue?
I just want a search function that works.
I may be nuts but I know of what I speak. Actually EE doesn't have a track record of making money, proof of why EE was sold to Retriever News. And The Retriever News, IMO, doesn't have a profit motive because its not their mission, they just want a break-even proposition to provide essential services in a reliable manner to the AKC clubs. Retriever News is a non-profit established for the benefit of the AKC FTs & HTs & the clubs that run the events. Owned by the AKC clubs as a collective group, the Retriever News sees the importance of the entry service and how it serves the community & centralizes performance record keeping, with which they are charged by the AKC. What I see as an outsider is a concerted effort to provide the clubs with a low-cost service to help promote the games & disseminate information.
Sorry Ken, I should have been more percise...all AKC retriever events.
Since when did making money become a crime? Think about this.....if EE has 2 full time employees in the office that are making $ 10.00 per hour that is around $ 61K per year for just those 2 employees (adding FICA, SUTA, WC Insurance, and considering 120 hours personal time). This means at $ 4.50 each it takes about 13,500 dogs to just pay the salaries of these 2.
And you have to have some office space, office supplies, postage, printing, oh yeah....and site upgrades.
Hope this helps some folks to understand some previous comments. I don't have anything to do with EE (personally or professionally). As a matter of fact my EE account is probably not even active any more as its been so long since i've used it.


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OXFORD – Ole Miss scored all 11 of its runs in the first inning against Middle Tennessee State, and defeated the Blue Raiders by a count of 11-0 in its first game of the day Sunday at the Red & Blue Classic.
Ole Miss came out of the gates swinging, scoring 11 runs on six hits in the opening frame. The Rebels hit five singles by four different players in the first, and a two-run double by Lauren Lindsey.
Senior left fielder Brittany Broome went 2-2 in the first with one RBI. Broome finished the game 3-4 with three singles. Lindsey led Ole Miss with three RBI against the Blue Raiders, while junior right fielder Natalie Nimmo was 1-2 with a pair of RBI. In all, seven Rebels recorded at least one RBI, seven Rebels had at least one hit, and eight Rebels scored at least one run.
Not to be lost in the offensive power shown by the Rebels was the pitching performance by junior Shelby Jo Fenter. The West Memphis, Ark., junior went all five innings for the Rebels, allowing two hits and striking out two.


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"All the world's a stage, and all the men and women merely players."
– William Shakespeare
"Ain't we pickin' our peaches 'fore they're fuzzed up good?"
– Andy Griffith as Sheriff Andy Taylor
"But the thing about remembering is that you don't forget."
– Tim O'Brien
The presentation of the Oscars is over and I've yet to see the movies nominated, much less the winner.
At nearly $8 a reel – almost $20 if snackage is included – a day or night at the picture show can put a dent in most folks' budgets.
I love going to see good films – sometimes even mediocre ones – but I just didn't find time to see those in contention for an Academy Award this season.
Still and yet, last Sunday night I watched the Red Carpet arrivals and the long, long, long Oscars telecast with many millions more viewers.
Why? Habit, I guess.
I remember years past, when I was in college and even later, when I could boast having seen every film nominated. So at least I felt I had an interest in the outcome.
Not so, anymore.
But I chuckled at some of Seth McFarlane's jokes and a few of the failed fashions.
And I applauded the vast diversity – at least in age – of the actors nominated this year.
A lot of people who watched have given McFarlane scathing reviews, calling his banter "inappropriate" and "sexist."
I'll admit the production might not have been suited for young children, but if they watched at home it was not the fault of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.
If something I'm watching disturbs or offends me, I change the channel or turn off the TV. It's easy.
There was something, however, extremely inappropriate that was the fault, ultimately, of the Academy.
Whoever put together the list of industry people who died this past year for the In Memorium part of the show, should be expelled forever from Hollywood.
Well, perhaps that's a bit much. At the very least, their pay should be docked.
Among those left off the list – Larry Hagman, who was a movie actor long before making J.R. Ewing a household name.
But the granddaddy of all overlooks was Andy Griffith.
Yes, Sheriff Andy Taylor.
He was a television actor, indeed.
He also won critical praise for his role in the film "A Face in the Crowd" in 1957. And "No Time for Sergeants" a year or so later. That's where his path crossed with that of Don "Barney Fife" Knotts.
Griffith died July 3, 2012, and he ought to have been remembered by others in his profession.
Shame on you, Academy.


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A member of the U.S. Ski team from 1987 to 2006, including making the Olympic downhill team in 1994, Steamboat-raised Craig Thrasher likes sighting big game as much as he does skiing. "I started hunting the first year I was old enough to hunt grouse, with a single shot .22," he says. "And we normally got our birds." He started bow hunting in the late '80s with fellow ski team member Lonny Vanatta, and claims he was the 70th person in Colorado to kill eight big game species with a bow.
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Dasher, Dancer, and Prancer all made an appearance at the 22nd Annual Reindeer Run, as did Rudolph, Santa, several Christmas trees, a gift, and a snowman. Festively dressed runners and their canine companions milled about East Bay Street prior to the race, stretching and chatting while a curious fake snow-foam blew from the Roof Top Bar and Restaurant. Holiday music blared over the street as a firetruck laden with Christmas characters made its way down to Broad Street.
The buzzer sounded, and they were off! A large crowd remained behind to cheer on runners, and one couldn't help noticing that the first athletes to cross the finish line were those who had not donned holiday apparel. Gradually tinsel-wrapped and tutu-wearing competitors pounded across the finish line, alongside individuals in full elf costume, hooded reindeer bathrobes, and an assortment of Santa hats.
Loud applause greeted all who completed the race, and attendees lingered long after the last runner had crossed the finish line. Partygoers checked out each other's costumes and makeshift antlers, and one couldn't help being impressed with Melody and Josh Beecher's approach to this year's Reindeer Run. The couple put their best foot forward dressed as a pair of reindeer, pulling along a wooden sleigh they built for injured pooch Thunder, who came dressed as Santa Claus. Melody explained, "Thunder hurt his knee, so we built a sleigh so he could still come with us!"
The Reindeer Run is presented by Piggly Wiggly and Half-Moon Outfitters, and is a family-oriented, pet-friendly 5K through the lower peninsula of downtown Charleston. The funds generated from the Reindeer Run help MUSC develop and maintain a variety of programs in the Children's Hospital and the Darby Children's Research Institute, including research in the prevention and treatment of childhood diseases.


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Founded in 1864, the Hampden County Bar Association is a county association representing the interests of lawyers living and/or working in Hampden County in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
The Hampden County Bar Association is a volunteer organization of lawyers which serves lawyers, the justice system, and the public. It provides professional support, education and networking opportunities to its members, and advocacy on behalf of lawyers, the judiciary, and the public.
The core values of the Hampden County Bar Association are professionalism, equal access to the legal system for all, and an unwavering commitment to the legal profession, to each other and the people we serve.
- To maintain the honor of the profession
- To promote the administration of justice
- To advance the art of jurisprudence
- To foster and encourage cooperation and goodwill among the members of the Bar
- To increase and develop the membership, recognizing the importance of diversity and inclusion
- To provide members opportunities for networking, mentoring, and social events
- To ensure that the Hampden County Bar Association has the infrastructure, financial resources, personnel, technology and facilities to accomplish its mission and goals.
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