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I am really surprised not to see any mention of this.
Ted Cruz has dual citizenship with Canada.
I am really surprised not to see any mention of this.
Ted Cruz has dual citizenship with Canada.
All success belongs to the dog, all failure to the trainer.
I had dual citizenship,born in Germany @ US Army Hospital to parents who were naturalized citizens...I did not know that I even had dual citizenship until many years after...There is a distinct possibility that Senator Cruz no longer has dual citizenship because like me he did not declare having both within the alloted time
I thought I would research the subject from a different source than Yahoo news and got this
"The Dallas Morning News says that I may technically have dual citizenship," he said in the statement Monday night. "Assuming that is true, then sure, I will renounce any Canadian citizenship. Nothing against Canada, but I'm an American by birth and as a U.S. Senator, I believe I should be only an American."
"Because my mother was a U.S. citizen, born in Delaware, I was a U.S. citizen by birth," Cruz explained in his statement Monday night. "When I was a kid, my Mom told me that I could choose to claim Canadian citizenship if I wanted. I got my U.S. passport in high school. Because I was a U.S. citizen at birth, because I left Calgary when I was 4 and have lived my entire life since then in the U.S., and because I have never taken affirmative steps to claim Canadian citizenship, I assumed that was the end of the matter.
Where is the birther crowd now?
I don't want to feed an ugly dog!
At first I thought that it is possible he really didn't think about it because really for most people it really doesn't matter.
Being from Texas he should be very aware of how many women from Mexico come to areas that he represents to have their children on American soil so they have American citizenship, he speaks against the drain they place on hospitals and other resources in Texas.
Ted Cruz is not claiming that he didn't know he was born in Canada and as Bon so elegantly wrote about his dual citizenship, it is very common knowledge. Also Ted Cruz couldn't have missed the entire birther argument with President Obama. So either he thought no one would find out about it or he isn't as smart as he would like us to believe.
All success belongs to the dog, all failure to the trainer.
Of course he knew it would come up. Probably he didn't realize it would come up THREE YEARS AWAY FROM A PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION for which he has not declared and wouldn't for many, many months.
But to be honest, Roger Hedgecock made the point that Cruz is "running" (if indeed he is) on restoring the Constitution. It would be weird for him to take the position that that whole "natural citizen" clause is a mere bagatelle.
Right now, Cruz has my vote and I hope this all gets shaken out before it gets too far out of hand.
[QUOTECome on Sarge, I think he actually produce a real birth certificate, signed that day at the birth... Unlike Obama's computer generated facsimile... That took 4 years to produce. ][/QUOTE]
Come on Bill,
The major part of the birther argument was that President Obama wasn't born in the US, not what the certificate looked like.
While I don't know if Bill agrees with the birther argument or not you see that the shift will be away from what they said then to what they say now like the past didn't happen.
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Pacific Southwest, Region 9
Serving: Arizona, California, Hawaii, Nevada, Pacific Islands, Tribal Nations
Air Actions, Arizona
Note: EPA no longer updates this information, but it may be useful as a reference or resource.
Direct Final Ruling Approving Arizona Summertime Gasoline Volatility Limit for the Phoenix Area
On May 28, 1997, EPA signed a direct final rule approving the State's request to establish a summertime gasoline Reid Vapor Pressure (RVP) limit of 7.0 pounds per square inch (psi) distributed in the Maricopa County (Phoenix) metropolitan area.
Arizona has lowered the summertime RVP limit for this area to reduce emissions of volatile organic compounds (VOCs). Arizona's fuel requirement is not preempted by federal fuels requirements because EPA is finding that the control measure is necessary for the Maricopa area to attain the national ambient air quality standards (NAAQS) for ozone and is approving the measure into the State Implementation Plan.
A PDF document containing a copy of the signed notice can be downloaded below. The notice is expected to be published in the Federal Register by June 12, 1997. Please note that because formatting and editing changes may occur to the notice when published, the Federal Register version is the official version. The Federal Register can be searched in electronic form at Federal Register Online*.
The direct final rule will be effective on 60 days from date of publication in the Federal Register, unless EPA receives adverse or critical comments by 30 days after publication in the Federal Register. For further information on EPA's action, please contact Roxanne Johnson at (415) 744-1225 or firstname.lastname@example.com. Hard copies of the action and the docket are located at:
- U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Region 9, Office of air Planning, air Division, 17th Floor, 75 Hawthorne Street, San Francisco, California 94105. (415) 744-1225.
- Arizona Department of Environmental Quality, Office of Outreach and Information, First Floor, 3033 N. Central Avenue, Phoenix, Arizona 85012. (602) 207-2217.
- Federal Register Notice: Direct Final Rule (June 11, 1997)
- Federal Register Notice: Proposed Rule (June 11, 1997)

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I currently have an early 2008 MacBook Pro. I'm having problems with it and have a Genius Bar appt. on Tuesday. A hardware test failed on my video controller and I've been having problems with the video distorting when I move my screen for quite a while. Hopefully, this will be one of the NVidia cards that they were having problems with and the problem will be fixed for free, as they did extend replacement on qualified cards for 4 years.
BUT, in the event it's not covered, I'm going to have to replace this. I really love my Pro, but just don't want to spend that kind of money, so I have a few questions about the new Air.
I don't understand how the flash storage works. I'm currently using 180 GB on my hard drive. What do I do with that if I get the one with 128 GB flash storage? Store it on external hard drive?
Do Photoshop Elements and iMovie work well on it or is it slow?
I really only use my computer for email, surfing internet, Skype, digital layouts (which entails light photo editing), and a few games (nothing graphic intensive).
So would this work and I be happy with it?
Will I Be Happy With The Macbook Air?
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Posted 16 January 2012 - 01:57 AM
Posted 16 January 2012 - 04:38 AM
There are lots of different sites comparing the Macbook Air with other Macs online - I googled and found this one - Pros and Cons but there were lots more that gave some really good advice. One thing that stuck out for me is that the Air does not have a DVD burner - personally, it would not be the Mac for me, but if I were you, I would go to the Mac Store and let the techs explain all of the pros and cons to you. It's a big decision and you certainly want to get everything you want in your new Mac!
Good luck with your shopping!
Good luck with your shopping!
Posted 19 January 2012 - 08:37 PM
Hi! I like Sara's advice. I have no experience with an Air. I have a MBP too. But like Sara said, if you have an Apple store you can go to, do that. To find out what flash is all about just google it. I do know from what other Mac users say about flash is that it is so fast. So when you go from app to app and/or save things, it's very fast. And it's durable. No spinning parts. But that's the extent of my knowledge! Let us know what you end up doing. Judy
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The Baha'i religion, whose holy places are in Israel, began in Persia in the mid-19th century, when its founder Mirza Husayn Ali, began to teach its basic tenets: the unity of all humankind and the progressive revelation of religious truth.
Mirza Husayn Ali, known as Bahá-u'lláh, or Glory of God, taught that throughout history prophets have come to reveal spiritual truths, including Moses, Jesus, Mohammed and a host of other religious leaders. He preached the establishment of a harmonious, ethical and forward-looking society free of economic, social and gender prejudices. Because of his beliefs, the Bahá-u'lláh was exiled to what in those days was isolation – the land of Israel. He lived under house arrest in Acre, where his home became a focus of pilgrimage, and later, in what is now the Baha'is' holiest shrine, the Baji gardens, north of Acre, where he was also buried. It was Siyyid 'Ali-Muhammad, better known as the Báb, (the "gateway") who announced the coming of Bahá-u'lláh. He was perceived in his native Persia as a dangerous rebel and executed in 1850.
The Shrine of the Báb in Haifa, a lodestone for the some five million adherents of the faith the world over, is a striking monument of religious architecture in a tranquil garden setting. It was built in 1909 by the Bahá-u'lláh's son and successor, who had the Báb's remains brought there for re-interment, and is also buried there. The 19 breathtaking Báha'i Terraces that rise from the foot of Mount Carmel to the tomb, with formal landscaped magnificence that graces the slopes by day and illuminates them inspiringly by night, have recently been inscribed on the prestigious UNESCO World Heritage List.


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When summer gets so hot you don't even want to think about turning on the oven, it's a great time for grilled potatoes. They can be a little trickier to grill than other vegetables, because they tend to burn on the outside before they're fully cooked on the inside. Don't worry, though; I'll show you two methods for avoiding this problem so you can enjoy perfectly browned grilled potatoes at your next cookout.
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In what has become a highpoint of the season, the Charleston Parks Conservancy welcomed in the fall by closing down Ashley Avenue and celebrating the fourth annual Party For The Parks. Representatives from some of Charleston's best restaurants, bars, and bakeries lined Colonial Lake as hungry partygoers came out in droves to meet them. Amen Street Fish and Raw Bar fried up crispy jumbo calamari, while Jim and Nick's Bar-B-Q literally went whole hog, serving a hearty pork plate with their signature cheese biscuits. The Rarebit and 44 North Vodka showcased some refreshing cocktails to liven things up, while Cupcake and Sugar Bakeshop handled everyone's dessert needs. Those who purchased VIP tickets were treated to a private seating section featuring desserts from Cacao's Artisan Chocolates, an open bar, and specialty hors d'oeuvres such as Southern ham biscuits and Carolina crab cakes from Magnolias, Cypress, and Blossom.
The band High Tide welcomed over 800 partygoers to the evening, promising great entertainment and the chance to help keep Charleston beautiful. Throughout the night, guests were treated to surprise performances from a variety of entertainers including dazzling fire twirlers and break dancers Kyle Johnson and Mark Cabrera. Both live and silent auctions were held, featuring items such as dinner for four at Charleston's seafood hotspot The Ordinary, as well as two tickets to an upcoming concert by the Steve Miller Band.
The main goal of this year's Party for the Parks was to help fund the Colonial Lake renovation project, a $5 million private/public partnership between the Charleston Parks Conservancy, the city of Charleston, and Historic Charleston Foundation. The city has already pledged $4 million to the renovation effort that plans to provide the park with lush gardens and a revamped promenade, as well as an updated drainage and filtration system for the lake. Construction is planned to begin May of next year, with an estimated completion date during the summer of 2015. This year's event reached its goal, raising a grand total of $85,000.


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Can we use up all of our sunlight?
No, we have a limitless supply of sunlight. That makes it a renewable resource. Products derived from fossil fuels, like the gasoline we use to drive our cars, are not renewable resources. We will eventually run out of fossil fuels.
Renewable Resources and Alternative Energy Sources
A resource is renewable if it is remade by natural processes at the same rate that humans use it up. Sunlight and wind are renewable resources because they will not be used up (Figure below). The rising and falling of ocean tides is another example of a resource in unlimited supply. A sustainable resource is a resource that is used in a way that meets the needs of the present without keeping future generations from meeting their needs. People can sustainably harvest wood, cork, and bamboo. Farmers can also grow crops sustainably by not planting the same crop in their soil year after year. Planting the same crop each year can remove nutrients from the soil. This means that wood, cork, bamboo, and crops can be sustainable resources.
Wind power, a renewable resource, shown here in a modern wind energy farm.
Alternative Energy Sources
A nonrenewable resource is one that cannot be replaced as easily as it is consumed. Fossil fuels are an example of nonrenewable resources. They take millions of years to form naturally, and so they cannot be replaced as fast as they are consumed. To take the place of fossil fuel use, alternative energy resources are being developed. These alternative energy sources often utilize renewable resources. The following are examples of sustainable alternative energy resources:
- Solar power, which uses solar cells to turn sunlight into electricity (Figure below). The electricity can be used to power anything that uses normal coal-generated electricity.
An example of solar power, using solar cells to convert sunlight into electricity.
- Wind power, which uses windmills to transform wind energy into electricity. It is used for less than 1% of the world's energy needs. But wind energy is growing fast. Every year, 30% more wind energy is used to create electricity.
- Hydropower (Figure below), which uses the energy of moving water to turn turbines (similar to windmills) or water wheels, that create electricity. This form of energy produces no waste or pollution. It is a renewable resource.
Hydropower plant.
- Geothermal power, which uses the natural flow of heat from the earth's core to produce steam. This steam is used to turn turbines which create electricity.
- Biomass is the mass of biological organisms. It is usually used to describe the amount of organic matter in a trophic level of an ecosystem. Biomass production involves using organic matter ("biomass") from plants to create electricity. Using corn to make ethanol fuel is an example of biomass generated energy. Biomass is generally renewable.
- Tides in the ocean can also turn a turbine to create electricity. This energy can then be stored until needed (Figure below).
Dam of the tidal power plant in the Rance River, Bretagne, France
- biomass: Total mass of organisms at a trophic level.
- biomass production: Use of organic matter (biomass) from plants to create electricity.
- geothermal power: Electricity derived from the natural flow of heat from the earth's core.
- hydropower: Electricity derived from the energy of moving water.
- nonrenewable resource: Natural resource that is used up faster than it can be made by nature.
- renewable resource: Natural resource that can be replaced as quickly as it is used.
- sustainable resource: Resources that is used in a way that meets the needs of the present without keeping future generations from meeting their needs.
- solar power: Electricity derived from the sun.
- wind power: Electricity derived from the wind.
- Renewable resources can be replaced by natural processes as quickly as they are used.
- Alternative energy sources include wind power, solar power, hydropower, and geothermal power.
Use the resource below to answer the questions that follow.
- 20% Renewable Energy by 2020 at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1cysaOnlv_E (3:54)
- How much of the energy needs of the European Union in 2005 was supplied from renewable resources?
- What energy producing techniques can be used to produce electricity? What techniques can be used to produce heat?
- Why is biomass based energy known as the "Sleeping Giant"? What energy could it replace that some of the other techniques (such as tidal power) would have difficulty replacing?
- What is Biogas? How is it produced? What resources is it targeted to replace?
- What does sustainable mean?
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One of the best features of Lezyne's XL series of lights is Infinite Light technology, which allows you to pop open the light and replace the batteries on the trail, effectively giving you as much power as you want to carry. In order to utilize this feature, however, you'll need backup batteries. Lezyne LIR 18650 Batteries are just what you need to keep the ride going beyond the wee hours of the night.
Lezyne replacement batteries come in a machined aluminum tube with rubber end caps for storage and protection from moisture or dirt. The batteries are tested for capacity and quality before they leave the Lezyne factory.
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This does not come with a charger. It would seem that Lezyne expects you to charge the battery in device or with an independent wall charger.
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I have a new web log now at subtlesweetness.com. Fans of this diary (who still bother to check it ever, since I haven't posted, like, forever, may be interested.
I have a new web log now at subtlesweetness.com. Fans of this diary (who still bother to check it ever, since I haven't posted, like, forever, may be interested.
I have a new web log now at subtlesweetness.com. Fans of this diary (who still bother to check it ever, since I haven't posted, like, forever, may be interested.
Nothing stands still. Everything changes. I will inherit no house, and no house that I build will now pass to my children. That way of life has gone. I have lost my twenties, and what I have been looking for since I left home hasn't come to me. I have only been waiting. I will wait for the rest of my life. - V.S. Naipaul
I wonder if Steph reads my diary. She is often encouraging me to read hers. I think she would appreciate this quote.
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M: I don't have a couch and I don't have a wife, OK?
W: Then where do you sit... and who do you sit with?
M: I stand. Alone.
W: How brave!
I think that about says it all.
I went out to 1015 Folsom with my roommates and some people from Apple to see internationally renowned trance DJ Paul van Dyk spin. I'm not sure if we actually heard him but what we did hear was cool. It was really fucking packed in there, but the music was fun to dance to and there were cool lasers and lights and smoke and stuff. Might have been better with chemical assistance.
Afterwards we were accosted by a random crazy guy on the way home. I am not sure if he was trying to mug us or what. But Nick was on the ball and called a taxi.
Then we went to Lucky 13 and had some beers and played some songs on the jukebox.
An entertaining evening overall.
Steph: I thought you were going out to buy chicken.
Me: I was. But I decided to get pizza and cigarrettes instead.
Nick: Is that the pizza?
Steph: No, it's a guitar cable.
Me: I'm going to step out and get cancer now.
Last night I went to an indie rock (the phrase begs to not be capitalized) show at the Gream American Music Hall with Nick and Schnitz. Acts playing were Magic Magicians, Ted Leo and the Pharmacists, and Quasi. The first act was lame two person drums and guitar only noodling, with scream-whined vocals. I never got the impression that this was a band, just two guys fucking around. Ted Leo & Co. rocked out on a few of the songs, which I approve of, but on others there was an overwhelming sense of preciousness and self-importance, and I can't stand the way Ted Leo sings.
Quasi were quite good. What is it with these ex-husband/ex-wife two-person acts these days? That's some fucked up shit. Anyway, the drumming was phenomenal, and the keyboard playing was pretty rad. The singing was pretty nondescript to me, though, and when the keyboard player guy picked up his guitar, he apparently lost all ability to create cool funky and melodic soundscapes, and reverted to shapeless indie-generic noodling. Some of those songs were saved by the drumming though.
Oh yeah, there were a lot of cute girls there.
All in all it wasn't bad for a night of three bands I'd never heard of before.
the culinary arts
Recent dishes I've made include orchiette with a sauce of forest-picked porcini, shallots and port wine, and tuna casserole (spiral noodles, tuna, mayonnaise and peas). Mood swingy eating habits.
I also watched the Iron Chef mango battle just now (Iron Chef Italian vs. a Mexican chef) and it rocked. Amazing dishes on both sides.
personal hacking
I've been working hard on reviewing the upcoming GNOME Human Interface Guidelines. Along the way I read many other HIGs including the classic Macintosh HiG and the new Aqua HIG. Quite a learning experience. I am getting more and more interested in interface design, and I hope someday I can have a job that mixes in more of that with programming.
work hacking
There were plans afoot for me to work on an interesting new open source technology at work. But it looks like we may manage to convince Apple to adopt the best existing open source product for this purpose instead, and help with it's development. I probably shouldn't say more until things are more firmly decided. Apple is definitely getting less dfearful of the LGPL and to some extent even the GPL.
The proprietary bits bug me, but Apple is doing way more to bring a great UI to Un*x, and to bring Un*x and free software to the masses, than many pure free software companies.
Still, it disturbs me how many people are just utter Apple fanboys, including people who work here. I'm pretty indifferent to the whole thing.
Good day today so far. I got up early and ran some errands, and then I made myself spanish-style fried potatos with aioli and eggs sunny side up for lunch.
Then Steph and I went up to the Marin Headlands - there are some really breathtaking views of the Bay, the Golden Gat Bridge, the Ocean, and San Francisco from there. Wow! It was warm and sunny and we pumped Kruder & Dorfmeister on the way there. For dinner I'm making myself gnocchi in tomato vodka cream sauce. It's coming out pretty good - the alchohol in the vodka burns off and what remains does not have much flavor in itself, but it makes the tomatos sweeter and brighter. Search for a recipe on google some time. Goes best with gnocchi, or tube or shell pasta.
I think later on I'll hit the gym and maybe go to a club or go see Iron Monkey. I'm feeling pretty good today.
I'll probably have to pitch in and fix the Nautilus performance issues for 1.0.5. That's hard to balance with gnome-vfs hacking, oaf hacking, reviewing the HIG and may day job....
Oh well.
I never realized Britney was so deep.
I think I am going to set up my own personal diary site sometime soon. It seems like everyone is doing it, especially people I know, so I guess I will succumb to peer pressure.
Also, I feel like I have a lot of stuff I want to write down that doesn't fit right (to me) on advogato.
Of course, to get into the whole DIY spirit I decided I should write my own weblog software. I haven't yet decided whether I'm crazy enough to do it in Guile.
New HTML Parser: The long-awaited libxml2 based HTML parser code is live. It needs further work but already handles most markup better than the original parser.
Keep up with the latest Advogato features by reading the Advogato status blog.
If you're a C programmer with some spare time, take a look at the mod_virgule project page and help us with one of the tasks on the ToDo list!


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Fulton officials have released the initial collection results from the city's new hotel tax. The numbers are good, although they seem to fall short of initial estimates.
In a two-month span, the city of Fulton has collected more than $6,290 in funds from its new tourism tax. When averaged, this amounts to approximately $3,146 in tax collection per month. Spread across a year, that would be around $37,738 — a good distance short of the $50,000 to $70,000 city officials estimated they'd collect in a year.
Of course, hotel occupancy ebbs and flows throughout the year, so it's difficult to know what to expect with such a small sampling. According to Fulton Mayor Paul Walker, the initial results show promise.
"So far, I'm very pleased with the numbers," the mayor said of the results. The money, which is funneled into its own account, will be used to help fund a variety of projects across the city.
Walker said among the early projects likely to benefit from the new funds will be renovations to the city's public ballfields. Future projects may include improvements to the natural gas lines in the city, especially to the downtown area and the port.
The tax was voted into effect during a special election in June of last year. Although turnout was expectedly low — only 13 percent of the city's approximately 1,900 registered voters cast their ballots — the new tax garnered 86 percent approval.
The tax needed 60 percent approval to pass.
Local hotel managers and owners say the new three-percent tax, which is added atop regular room rates, has had seemingly little to no effect on business.
"Business has been very good," said Misty West, General Manager of Holiday Inn Express and Suites, Fulton's largest hotel. Although she couldn't comment on the specifics of whether or not the hotel tax has affected business at the hotel, she said occupancy has remained consistently strong both prior to and after the tax was implemented.
Charles Graham, co-owner and manager of American's Inn, said the new tax hasn't impacted his business in the slightest.
"It hasn't affected the business at all, really," he said. "It's kind of a non-issue. Most people don't even notice."
Graham said the inn maintains around 90 percent occupancy at most times and the tax, which adds around $3 to the cost of lodging there, hasn't hindered that.
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Space professionals here for Human Spaceflight Forum, May 10
Posted May 1, 2006; 12:50 p.m.
Several distinguished members of the U.S. space program, including
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Spaceflight Forum on Wednesday, May 10.
The free public event, sponsored by the Princeton Astrobiology Club, will feature a series of lectures from 2 to 6 p.m. in the Peyton Hall auditorium and a panel discussion from 7:30 to 9 p.m. in McCosh 50. The purpose of the forum is to start a dialogue between Princeton students and faculty with space professionals, addressing NASA's new initiative to fly to the Moon and Mars in the coming decades.
Appearing will be two astronauts: Harrison Schmitt, a geologist who logged 22 hours on the moon as the Apollo 17 lunar module pilot; and Jim Wetherbee, a veteran of six space missions and commander of five. Also participating will be: Bill Parsons, deputy director of the Kennedy Space Center and former space shuttle program manager; and George Whitesides, a 1996 Princeton graduate who is executive director of the National Space Society, a citizen advocacy group.
Topics are expected to include scientific work, safety and the future of the U.S. space program and of space tourism. The afternoon lecturers will be joined in the evening panel discussion by Princeton faculty members Jeremy Kasdin, Tullis Onstott and Ed Turner.
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LONDON — After attending a gala film premiere in a full-length lacy evening gown, Kate Middleton stepped out of the public gaze Monday to celebrate her milestone 30th birthday in private.
She turned heads — and dominated Britain's Monday morning front pages — by attending the London opening of Steven Spielberg's "War Horse" wearing a striking design by Alice Temperley. Her husband, Prince William, used an umbrella to keep her glossy brown hair drizzle-free.How to dress like (birthday girl) Duchess Kate
It was another star turn for Middleton, who has appeared ever more comfortable in public since joining the royal family in April.
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Palace officials say the Duchess of Cambridge's birthday celebration will be a "low-key and private" affair, appearing to quash press reports that she will see off her 20s with a fun '80s themed party, complete with karaoke, in a throwback to her more carefree bachelorette days.Video: Kate turns 30 in 'glittering style' (on this page)
The choice of a muted event seems appropriate: After all, the duchess is not just starting the fourth decade of her life — she is also embarking on her career as a future queen, charged with renovating a monarchy that has become somewhat creaky with age.
"She's done very well, playing a very good supporting role to Prince William and complementing him as part of a team," commentator Robert Jobson said of her first few months as a royal.Story: Duchess Kate's choice of charities echoes Diana's
"We've not seen much of her, but when she's in public she has performed with aplomb," added Jobson, who is the author of "William and Kate: The Love Story."
The past year has seen momentous changes for Kate, with a fairytale wedding to Prince William, travels around the world and glamorous appearances that marked her transition from commoner to the world's most talked-about princess and style icon. She has won rave reviews for her sparkle, her elegant sense of style, and her common touch with the public. The media, yearning for a young and beautiful royal, documented — and largely admired — her every move.
But now that the excitement around her grand wedding has subsided, she is expected to quietly settle down into her royal duties — and for much of this year, that means helping Queen Elizabeth II celebrate her Diamond Jubilee, without upstaging the monarch in her moment of glory, and also playing a supporting role at the London 2012 Olympic Games.
Until recently, palace officials have been quiet about what exactly her role will be, keen to protect her transition into a fully fledged royal from the glare of the media limelight. The newlyweds, who live in a remote corner of north Wales, were said to favor a "quieter life" after the massive global media coverage of their April wedding. Outside of a tour of Canada and California in the summer, the duchess has only taken a handful of official engagements.Story: Duchess Kate's choice of charities echoes Diana's
The former Middleton ventured out on her first solo engagement in October — a private charity dinner for about 30 guests — but is yet to make a public speech on her own.
That is set to change. This week, royal officials finally gave the first insight into her new role when they announced which charities she's supporting, including the Scouts and a group that helps drug addicts. More organizations will follow later, officials said.
The royal family considers patronage of charities an important aspect of their social role, and frequently makes visits and attends events to boost the charities' profiles. William is involved in many diverse nonprofits, while his mother, the late Princess Diana, was well known for her active support for numerous charities including organizations that helped AIDS patients.Story: Duchess Kate's choice of charities echoes Diana's
Even after her separation from Prince Charles, Diana actively campaigned for a ban on land mines, and visited Angola to champion that cause.
The former Middleton is expected to take on a similar role, eventually designating more charities she wants to be involved with as a way for her to carve out her own niche, based on her own priorities and concerns.
She has already taken on an unofficial role as a champion of the British fashion industry, wearing the creations of British designers at home and abroad, showcasing their work in the best possible light.
On top of such duties, the duchess also has a busy year ahead with the queen's jubilee, a major celebration of the monarch's 60 years on the throne that will take see numerous celebrations throughout Britain and the Commonwealth, peaking in a major celebration in London in early June.Slideshow: The life of Duchess Kate (on this page)
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The royals are expected to play a supporting role by traveling overseas to represent the queen. William and Kate are due to journey to Malaysia, Singapore, the Solomon Islands and the tiny Pacific island of Tuvalu as part of the festivities.
The queen and her husband will avoid overseas travel because their advanced years make such trips challenging. The queen's husband, Prince Philip, recently spent time in hospital with a heart problem.
William and his wife have also indicated that they intend to take up residence at an apartment in London's Kensington Palace once his military commitment at an air base in Wales has been met. That will give the likely future king and queen even more visibility in the capital.Slideshow: Duchess Kate's royal style (on this page)
Inevitably, much of the speculation about the duchess's future has centered on royal lineage — Is she going to start a family soon? That, however, is anyone's guess, and despite incessant tabloid baby chatter, there doesn't yet appear to be great pressure on the newlyweds to produce an heir.
"It's early days yet, and they're both getting used to their roles," said Jobson, adding that the presence of other young members of the royal household, such as Prince Harry, helps to ease the pressure on William and Kate.Slideshow: Will and Kate's royal wedding (on this page)
Many of the more senior women in the royal family were mothers in their 20s, but times and expectations have changed — both inside and outside the royal household. By the age of 30, the queen had given birth to two of her four children. Her daughter, Princess Anne, married at 23 and had her first child, Peter Phillips, four years later. Diana also married early and gave birth to William, her first child, at 21.
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Since all the bouka and "this or that" type threads seem to have dwindled down, here's a new game.
The premise is simple: Darth Vader needs to fill his iPod with tunes to jam to while on a long trip in his TIE-Fighter. Each of us will suggest a song to follow the previous one. You can post reasons if you want to, but there are only two rules:
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U.S. Circuit Court Judge Michael McConnell will deliver the inaugural Herbert W. Vaughan Lecture on America's Founding Principles at 8 p.m. Monday, Oct. 11, in 104 Computer Science.
The title of the lecture, sponsored by the James Madison Program in American Ideals and Institutions , is "Virtue, Republicanism and Disestablishment of Religion at the Founding."
One of America's most distinguished jurists and legal scholars, McConnell was appointed to the 10th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in January 2003. Previously, he argued 11 cases before the Supreme Court, including Mitchell v. Helms, involving aid to religious schools.
In his scholarly work, McConnell specializes in constitutional law and has written on freedom of religion, segregation, unenumerated rights and constitutional theory. He teaches part time as Presidential Professor at the S.J. Quinney College of Law at the University of Utah.
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For the uninitiated the K-1 World Grand Prix Final 16 takes place on Sunday afternoon in Japan, which means for Americans and most in Europe, it will be starting a bit earlier. For Americans, it means staying up really, really late to watch a Japanese event, which hasn't been the case for quite a while and is actually a nice change of pace. We've been getting a lot of questions about how to watch the event, what time it is airing and exactly what is going on. Never fear, while information-tracking hasn't been entirely easy, here is what we've got for you.
The event goes down at 16:00 Tokyo time, which means 3:00am Eastern time in the US/12:00am Pacific.
How do you watch it? Well, Spike should be providing access to a stream at http://www.spike.com/shows/k-1/live. As the event draws near we'll keep you updated with how to watch.
Now the fight card.
Final 16:
Raul Catinas vs. Ben Edwards
Makoto Uehara vs. Hiromi Amada
Xavier Vigney vs. Zabit Samedov
Hesdy Gerges vs. Sergei Lascenko
Singh Jaideep vs. Ismael Londt
Jarrell Miller vs. Arnold Oborotov
Paul Slowinski vs. Catalin Morosanu
Mirko Cro Cop vs. Randy Blake
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We leave you this week with a reminder that big things are on the way. Specifically to Hangar #9 at the Downtown Airport, where Big KC will bring entrepreneurs aplenty together March 26-28. It's the successor to Silicon Prairie News' Big Omaha and Big Des Moines events, and will feature speakers like Dan Hesse from Sprint.
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Here are some things going on this morning in your world of tech:
Shares of Rally Software (RALY) are up $4.02, or 28%, from their $14 offer price at $18.02 on their first day of trading. The tech other IPO this morning, Evertec (EVTC), is up $1.55, or almost 8%, at $21.55.
Shares of Infosys (INFY) are down $10.33, or 19%, at $44.01, after the company this morning reported fiscal Q4 revenue that missed expectations, turning in $1.94 billion, a 1.4% rise in revenue, and 78 cents versus the expected $1.99 billion and 74 cents. CEO S. D. Shibulal remarked that "global economic uncertainties remain challenging for the IT industry." Infosys offered an expectation for revenue to rise 6% to 10% in the current fiscal year, which is below the 11% revenue growth that the Street has been molding.
The Street is continuing to adjust estimates for Apple (AAPL) in advance of the company's fiscal Q2 earnings report on Apple 23rd. Cowen & Co.'s Matthew Hoffman this morning reiterates an Outperform rating on the stock, writing that his "checks" of "key channels" remain solid as regards the iPhone's share of the market, and that the mix of iPad and iPad mini will not be as bad as feared. For the all-important June quarter outlook, he's modeling $40.6 billion and $10.03 per share, above the consensus of $39.6 billion and $9.31 per share.
And RBC Capital's Amit Daryanani reiterates an Outperform rating, while cutting his price target to $550 from $660, after trimming his numbers to reflect what his checks suggest was weaker demand in the March quarter. He now models $41.2 billion in revenue and $9.59 per share in EPS, down from $42.7 billion and $10.08. Unlike Hoffman, he thinks a larger mix of iPad mini is a "headwind" for the company's results.
Apple shares are down $2.69, or 0.6%, at$ 431.64.
Microsoft (MSFT) gets another downgrade this morning, following two yesterday, this time by CLSA Asia-Pacific Markets's Ed Maguire, who cuts his rating to Outperform from Buy, and also trims his price target to $34 from $36, based on concerns about deterioration in the PC market following Wednesday's terrible Q1 PC estimates from Gartner and IDC.
Speaking of horrible PCs, Nvidia (NVDA) shares are up 4 cents at $12.81 after the company yesterday held its analyst day event. Street notes about the event have been trickling out this morning. Roth Capital Partners's Krishna Shankar reiterates a Buy rating, writing that "we are positive on NVDA's growth prospects for CY13 and believe that NVDA may continue to gain share in PC graphics and benefit from solid growth for new products targeting PC game platforms and high-end professional graphics/computing markets." However, he cut his estimate for this fiscal year ending in January to 74 cents EPS from 92 cents given a one-quarter delay in the availability of "Tegra 4i," its integrated applications processor and baseband circuitry.


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Choreographer Matthew Bourne's Sleeping Beauty marks the choreographer's return to the music of Tchaikovsky to complete his acclaimed reinterpretations of the composer's trio of masterworks that began in 1992 with Nutcracker! and followed in 1995 with Swan Lake. This timeless fairy tale about a princess cursed to sleep for a hundred years was adapted into a ballet by Tchaikovsky and choreographer Marius Petipa in 1890. In a highly theatrical production, Bourne takes this date as his starting point, setting the story at the height of the fin de siècle epoch when fairies, vampires and decadent opulence fed the gothic imagination. As the heroine Aurora matures into a young woman, the period shifts to the confines of the Edwardian era. Decades later, awakening from her century-long slumber, Aurora finds herself in the modern day — a world she finds more mysterious and wonderful than any fairy tale. Bourne's haunting new scenario is a romance for all ages.
Dance history and storytelling is important to choreographer Matthew Bourne, creator of a "Swan Lake" with an all-male corp of Swans, and an "Edward Scissorhands" ballet, among other productions. Even in his re-interpretation of "Sleeping Beauty," he remains "reverential" about the original, he says in this interview.


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WAYNESBORO — An Alabama man is charged with killing his estranged wife in Mississippi.
Anthony Pace, 25, is accused of shooting his wife while she was driving, WTOK-TV reports.
Authorities say the 22-year-old Andrews was driving alone on U.S. 84 outside Waynesboro when Pace shot her Thursday afternoon, causing her to wreck. She died at the scene.
Pace was arrested shortly afterward at his mother's house in nearby Gilbertown, Ala. A judge ordered him returned to Mississippi after a hearing Friday.
Choctaw County, Ala., Sheriff Tom Abate says Pace made a statement after being arrested, telling authorities the gun was at his mother's house.
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Wendy Max, ProfessorInstitute for Health and Aging, University of California, San Francisco
Objective: To develop estimates of the direct and indirect costs of smoking for California in 1999.
Methods: A prevalence based approach was used to estimate the annual costs of smoking. Econometric models were used to estimate the smoking attributable fraction (SAF) for direct costs (hospitalizations, ambulatory care, prescription drugs, home health care, and nursing home services) and indirect costs due to lost productivity from smoking related illness. The models controlled for socioeconomic factors and other risk behaviors. Epidemiological methods were used to estimate the SAF for indirect costs due to lost productivity from premature deaths. The SAFs were applied to total health care expenditures, days lost, and deaths to obtain smoking attributable total costs.
Results: In 1999, the total costs of smoking in California were $15.9 billion, $475 per resident, and $3,331 per smoker. Direct costs were $8.6 billion (54% of the total), indirect costs due to lost productivity from illness were $1.5 billion (10%), and indirect costs due to premature deaths were $5.7 billion (36%). The cost of smoking was $9.4 billion for men and $6.3 billion for women. There were 43,137 deaths attributed to smoking, representing a total of 535,000 years of life lost. The value of life lost per death averaged $132,000, or 12.4 years.
California smoking related costs are high. This cost methodology presented is useful for other states and nations interested in estimating their costs of smoking. Cost estimates can be used to evaluate the level of cigarette taxes and other policies related to smoking.
Tobacco Control. September 2004. Volume 13, Number 3, Pages 264-267.
Death Statistical Master File (1999)
Premature Death • Smoking
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She was born in Kansas City, Mo., to John Gulick and Christine Fuendling. She graduated from Shawnee Mission Northwest High School in 1990. She married Chad Eugene Brown on May 16, 1998.
She was preceded in death by her brother, Chip Gulick (Andrea) and grandfather, Ken Gulick.
Survivors include her husband, Chad Eugene Brown; parents; siblings Sam Rellier (Miranda), Claudia Modl and Stefanie Brown (Dennis); grandparents Jeanne Gulick, Floyd and Marie Lytle, and Ursula and Gerhard Stein; stepfathers Dieter Rellier and Peter Fuendling; stepmother, Barbara Gulick; aunts Linda Puckett (Don) and Brigitte Portillo; uncles Jim Lytle (Laurie), Wolfgang Stein (Helga) and Hans Stein; nieces Cassidy Hubbard and Tatiana Modl; nephews Logan Rellier, Chester Hubbard, Spenser Bonebrake and Jackson Gulick; and best friend Dawn Trinkler Martinecz.
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Interview: OCHA Mogadishu Head of Office
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More than 360,000 people displaced by conflict live in makeshift tents in crowded conditions in the Somali capital, Mogadishu. OCHA is working with humanitarian organizations to support the Government's efforts to relocate the displaced families to the outskirts of the city, where they will have better access to proper housing and services. However, the scale of the effort is unprecedented given the large number of people who need help. Humanitarian organizations are working together to make sure the relocation provides an opportunity for a better life for the displaced families.
In this interview, Justin Brady, the head of OCHA's office in Somalia, talks about the challenges associated with relocating hundreds of thousands of displaced people.
Q: Why are internally displaced people (IDPs) in Mogadishu being relocated?
A: According to the Somali Government, this relocation has three objectives. The first is improving security as many settlements are located very close to key infrastructure like markets, hospitals and schools. The second is to improve the humanitarian situation of the displaced communities. The current situation of many small and congested settlements is untenable and the conditions people live in are deplorable. We hope that the relocation will result in better site planning and more efficient delivery of services. Finally, we need to recognize that Mogadishu is experiencing a huge amount of growth and reconstruction. The city's plans for growth are predicated on the development of public and private land that is currently occupied by settlements for displaced people.
Q: This is reportedly one of the largest IDP relocation efforts in the world. Can you tell us how many displaced people are in Mogadishu and how many will be relocated?
A: We are working with an estimated 360,000 people living in IDP settlements in Mogadishu. There are inherent problems in getting accurate figures, given how dispersed the settlements are. There are also issues with the people who manage the settlements, who are known as 'gatekeepers'. They often control people's access to humanitarian aid and have an interest in inflating IDP figures to obtain more assistance. Some displaced people are likely to choose to return to their areas of origin rather than another camp. Those who choose to remain in Mogadishu will be relocated.
It is important to clarify that the relocation is a Government plan. The role of UN agencies and our partners is simply to support this process to ensure that the rights of the displaced communities are respected and that the relocation leads to an improvement in their living conditions. The relocation will be from the settlements where displaced people currently reside within Mogadishu to designated areas on the outskirts of the city.
Humanitarian agencies will assist the Government and reach out to the displaced families to find out if they prefer to return home or stay in Mogadishu. Once people are relocated to the new sites, we will work closely with the displaced communities to identify their humanitarian and development needs as well as options for durable solutions to their situation.
Q: Where exactly will the IDPs be relocated to and when?
A: The Government plans to relocate displaced families to areas on the outskirts of Mogadishu – originally three sites were proposed to the west, north and south of the city. The first families will be relocated to the site to the west, in Daynile district, while the other sites are being assessed. The other sites have some challenges in terms of water availability and proximity to jobs. Daynile already hosts a good number of displaced people, in what is called the '77 settlement.' Humanitarians are already providing some services in that settlement, but we are looking at how the UN, in coordination with the Organization of Islamic Cooperation and others, can help the Government in improving them. We have to strive to make this relocation ethical and humane for the displaced people who will ultimately determine for themselves how and where they want to live.
In terms of timing, the Government produced a plan which initially sought to complete the relocation of IDPs by 20 August 2013, which would mark the one year anniversary of the political transition from the Transitional Federal Government of Somalia to the new elected Federal Government of Somalia. This is obviously a very ambitious timeline given the number of people who need to be relocated and the amount of preparatory work to be undertaken to make the relocation process smooth and respectful of the IDPs' rights.
The preparatory work includes a landmine and unexploded ordinance assessment and clearance, and the development of a site plan that meets the basic needs of displaced people. The landmine assessments and the clearance of a few sites have already started. There needs to be police posts, and guarantees on land tenure to ensure that people can remain at the new sites until durable solutions are found for them. We have found Government counterparts very open to adjusting the timeline to ensure this is done well.
Q: The insecurity in the lives of internally displaced people in Mogadishu has been reported widely by international and national media. Will the relocation improve the security of IDPs, and women in particular?
A: The Government has the responsibility to ensure that security is improved and we have engaged partners beyond humanitarian agencies to assist in these aspects of the plan. One of the key preparatory activities before starting the relocation will be to determine how security can be improved. This might be through the establishment of police posts and mobile policing as well as looking at other approaches. In the past year, we implemented many projects aimed at improving the security of IDPs, particularly women and girls. We have already provided transitional shelters to over 5,000 families in Mogadishu. These shelters allow families to lock their homes. According to the women who have already benefitted from these projects, their lives have drastically changed and their own security has improved, especially at night. We have to continue in this direction and involve the displaced people in decisions to improve their security.
Q: Do the IDPs oppose the relocation process?
A: Some IDPs have been living in settlements in Mogadishu for decades. Of course, changes can be perceived as threatening, especially if communication to those affected by the move is not open and complete. The Government has established a task force to coordinate the relocation and within that is a communications group that will be responsible for sharing information and listening to displaced peoples' concerns.
The aim is to work with the IDP leaders in making this change an opportunity rather than a threat for thousands of families. If everyone works together to do this properly, displaced people will have better access to opportunities to improve their lives.
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Okay, I know this is waaaay off, but what the heck?
Luke/Vader recreating the unmasking of Vader
Luke/Leia swinging off the Sail Barge
Han/Leia after the unfreezing of Han
Chewie swinging from a vine with the two ewoks clutching onto him
Emperor/ Vader with kneeling Vader, recreating the Emperor's arrival scene
Emperor/Luke recreating the "force lightning" scene
Threepio/Artoo/Salacious Crumb with Threepio's eye hanging out and Salacious attacking him, Artoo ready to zap Salacious
Leia/Jabba with Leia strangling Jabba and Jabba's eyes bulging.
Of course, all of these couldn't be made but it's fun to dream, isn't it?
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Sociology graduate students honored
Posted December 7, 2001; 10:37 a.m.
Two graduate students in the Department of Sociology have been recognized by the American Sociological Association for groundbreaking work in their field.
Eszter Hargittai received the Best Graduate Student Paper Prize in the association's Section on Sociology and Computers for 2001. Her winning paper, "Weaving the Western Web: Explaining Differences in Internet Connectivity Among OECD Countries," was published in Telecommunications Policy.
Brian Steensland's article, "The Measure of American Religion: Toward Improving the State of the Art," was selected by the Article Award Committee of the association's Section on Religion as the outstanding article of the past two years. The paper, published in Social Forces, was written with Lynn Robinson, a graduate student at the University, and Brad Wilcox, who earned a Ph.D. here in 2001.
The American Sociological Association is a non-profit membership association founded in 1905 to advance sociology as a scientific discipline and as a profession serving the public good. Its members are researchers, practitioners, university faculty and students.
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Delight your family with a hearty, one-dish dinner featuring pork and potatoes in a savory gravy.
If your red potatoes are small, cut them in half rather than fourths so they won't overcook.
Crusty French bread and a mixed-greens salad tossed with a fruity vinaigrette dressing transform this one-dish meal into a special-occasion meal.
To make gravy from the au jus, spoon the pork juices into a saucepan. Shake 2 tablespoons cornstarch and 1/4 cup cold water in a tightly covered container until smooth. Stir it into the pork juices, and heat until the gravy thickens.
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This weekend I had a great time visiting with gals pals. I talked Charleston Fashion Week (CFW) and the Bridal Couture Show (BCS) with three in particular—each married, each super-stylish, and each coming to various events "under the tents" in Marion Square. One, however had never attended local runway shows, and the other two were vets. The CFW virgin was honestly excited about the spectacle, but not 100 percent convinced about the fashion prospects. (Don't you love a frank friend?) Her point: Isn't much of this in stores? And if she's married, why go to a bridal show? Well, the other BFFs, the CFW pros, made some great counterpoints that took the nay-nays out of the nay saying, and in the end and brought some good thoughts to mind. I thought I'd share them here on the eve of CFW and a mere four days till Charleston Weddings magazine's Big Day: the BCS!
Point One: A New Dimension
When you see something on a rack, you only see it in two dimensions. When a piece is on a model, a model working and walking the runway, you see how it moves, drapes, flows, and are that much closer to the designer's vision. If you're into design, it's dream time. If you're a bride, you see how the gown will move down the ceremony aisle, how it looks from all angles, and no matter how divine our bridal boutiques are, there's just not enough room to take all that in anywhere but on a runway.
Point Two: Gowntastic
These days, there's a lot of crossover between evening and cocktail gowns and wedding wear for 'maids and brides. So if you're a fan getting your glam on, the BCS is the best stop for all-glam, all-the-time inspiration. This year promises a mix of short and sassy frocks, colorful dresses that could be worn for any dressy event, and classic big white numbers. You're sure to get turned on to new silhouettes, styles, designers, and vendors here on town that can pair you with dream dresses for any occasion.
Point Three: Size Matters
One of the weekend fashion panel pals weighing in is a full-figured va-va-va-voom type who knocked down talk of models not being relatable to women with her shape. She said seeing any gown or dress sashay down the runway lets her know how the piece works on the female body, and since she knows what works for her, she can pick out the winners based on how they drape and move on any three-dimensional figure.
Point Four: Piece It Together
One of the coolest things about fashion is seeing how a stylist pairs pieces together to create a statement and a look. When it works, the end result is style—not trend hyping—and inspires. At CFW and at the BCS, look for amazing accessory pairing, whether it be ribbons as impromptu belts, headbands, or chokers; tulle transformed into veils you'd never imagined; and more, more, more.
Point Five: Original Recipe
Jodi Moylan of White; Katherine MacDonald of LulaKate; and Marcell Steely-Judice of Bella Vista Bridal all create original designs—a real treat for any fashionista fan outside of NYC. Add that Project Runway's Carol Hannah Whitfield will debut her Charleston-themed bridal gown line—much of which could easily double as gala wear—and BCS is a true talent show. (Oh, and other boutique owners have big-name national designer gowns flown in just for Saturday so they can make their Lowcountry debut, too!)
Point Six: Get Your Beauty On!
For weeks, Stella Nova and CFW hair and makeup director Ashley Brook Perryman have been concepting amazing beauty ideas to pair with the fashion's you'll see this week and at Saturday's BCS. For anyone into a spectacle, theater, or just craving ways to inject a little verve into their every day or Big Day look, it'll be a prime inspiration time.
Point Seven: Fringe Benefits
With seriously scrumptious food from Newton Farms Catering, killer cocktails from ICE BOX, tunes from the Charleston Symphony Orchestra, décor from gathering—floral + event design, it's a party! That means you'll score great entertaining ideas (and do the equivalent of taste-testing and trial-running new vendors) for weddings and any other event you may host.
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I could go on and on, but since right about here my friends and I lapsed into what we were going to wear, it might be over-the-top. So I'll end with this: Sure hope to see you this week and Saturday especially. Be sure to introduce yourself, and cheers to fashion!
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Bridal Couture Show, March 20, 2010: Marion Square, Charleston. Doors, Bridal Style Lounge, and bar open at 11 a.m.; shows run noon to 2 p.m.; lounge and bar remain open till 2:30 p.m. For more information and to order tickets, visit charlestonfashionweek.com or call 1.800.514.ETIX (3849).
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Yesterday it was turkey, stuffing, mashed potatoes, creamed yams, green bean casserole, yellow squash, white corn that was yellow in color for no discernible reason, whole berry cranberry sauce, gelled cranberry sauce, crescent biscuits, and pumpkin pie. All but the pie and cranberry sauce were made by my sister for day-early thanksgiving dinner.
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When life gives you lemons, make lemon chicken! Enjoy flavorful chicken with a lemon twist that's ready in minutes.
Always read labels to make sure each recipe ingredient is gluten free. Products and ingredient sources can change.
Both bottled lemon juice and dried grated lemon peel are readily available to keep on hand, but for this simple recipe grab fresh lemons from the grocery store. They flavor the chicken wonderfully and you'll have enough left to make fresh lemonade.
To quickly flatten chicken breasts, gently pound with the flat side of a meat mallet, the bottom of a small saucepan or a rolling pin until desired thickness.
To toast nuts, bake uncovered in an ungreased shallow pan in 350º oven about 10 minutes, stirring occasionally, until golden brown. Or cook in an ungreased heavy skillet over medium-low heat 5 to 7 minutes, stirring frequently until browning begins, then stirring constantly until golden brown.
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weeeeeeeeeeeee a holiday!
So... We finally got our hard drive for the server... a 40Gb Seagate 7200rpm.
After trying Debian and OpenBSD, I basically installed the firewall solution by mdk and I hope it's going to work properly.
The Comference is almost here and I still haven't made the new presentation... nor I will today...
Today I will SLEEP!
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