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Mar. 13, 2014
Source: Animal Agriculture Alliance news release
The Animal Agriculture Alliance announced today the speakers on a panel about antibiotics at its 13th annual Stakeholders Summit, themed "Cracking the Millennial Code," to be held May 8-9, 2014 in Crystal City, VA. Representatives from Panera Bread Company, Perdue Farms and Certified Angus Beef will participate on the panel and discuss their companies' philosophies on antibiotics use.
The Stakeholders Summit is a one-of-a-kind conference that is attended by a diverse group of decision makers, including representatives from farms, ranches, food processors, restaurants, grocery stores, legislators, universities and government agencies. While the 2013 Summit explored the role transparency and effective communications efforts play in countering misinformation spread by animal rights activists and other detractors, this year's Summit will focus on the most influential demographic in the U.S.: millennials.
"We're excited to have such a distinguished panel of food industry leaders discuss this crucial topic-antibiotics use on farms," said Alliance President and CEO Kay Johnson Smith. "Our panelists, representing growth-oriented, brand-name companies will share their philosophies about the use of antibiotics, future trends and, most importantly, the millennial interest in knowing more about how their food is produced."
Panelists will include:
John F. Stika, Ph.D., Certified Angus Beef: John Stika, who holds a doctorate in meat science from the University of Kentucky, has extensive knowledge of the beef industry and the Certified Angus Beef � brand. Now in his seventh year as the brand's president, and with seven years of record sales, his leadership has reinforced grassroots programs for producers and licensed businesses to supply consumers worldwide with high-quality beef. In 2013, the brand's partners delivered 865 million pounds of premium beef to more than 14,000 restaurants and grocery stores.
Dan Kish, Panera Bread Company: Dan Kish brings 25 years of culinary experience to his position as Vice President of Food for Panera Bread. Kish came to Panera Bread from the Culinary Institute of America where he served as Associate Dean for Culinary Fundamentals and an associate professor. Prior to that, Kish served as a professor at Indiana University of Pennsylvania. Growing up in Western Pennsylvania, Kish learned traditional cooking techniques from his grandmothers while spending summers working the family farm. Kish has edited more than 1,000 recipes and has appeared on Good Morning America and Food Network and well as in publications, including The New York Times, Cooking Light and Martha Stewart Living.
Joe Forsthoffer, Perdue Farms: Joe Forsthoffer is the Director of Corporate Communications for Perdue, spent his formative years in rural Northeast Ohio. He received an undergraduate degree in Journalism and English at Ohio University before attending the University of Alabama Master of Fine Arts creative writing program. He worked in newspaper and magazine journalism with a stint in public relations for a museum and non-profit foundation before joining Perdue 15 years ago.
To learn more about these, and other panelists, be sure to visit the Alliance website. Early registration for the Alliance's Stakeholders Summit ends April 8th, 2014-so be sure to register now to take advantage of discounted rate.
Early registration for the one-and-a-half day event is $375 for Alliance members and $425 for non-members; $325 for those in government or academia. Media and students interested in registering should contact Emily Meredith. Registration materials and a full event schedule (as of March 10, 2014) can be found on the Summit website.
This year, the Summit will be held at the Renaissance Arlington Capital View Hotel. Rooms are available at a special group rate of $195.00 per night on the hotel's website or by calling (703) 413-1300. Conveniently located just one mile from Washington Reagan airport, this luxury hotel is nestled in the heart of Crystal City's dining and business district.
As always, the Alliance's Stakeholders Summit will be social! Be sure to follow the hashtag #AAA14 for updates about the event. For general questions about the Summit please contact email@example.com or call (703) 562-1411.
Get involved:
Show your support for the Alliance's communications and educational efforts by becoming an official Summit sponsor today! For a complete listing of the 2013 Summit sponsors or to watch video recordings from the 2013 Summit please visit the Alliance website.
Current 2014 sponsors include: Conference Direct, Farm Credit, Watt Global Media, United Soybean Board, Cooper Farms, National Pork Board, Alltech, National Cattlemen's Beef Association, National Pork Producers Council, Agri-Beef, Kemin Industries, and Meatingplace. Additional Summit partners include: U.S. Poultry & Egg Association, Murphy-Brown LLC, Merck Animal Health, Diamond V, Zoetis, Provimi, Vance Publishing and many others.
Please contact Emily Meredith, Communications Director at (703) 562-1413 to find out how to get involved by sponsoring the event or donating to the silent auction.


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3 Unconventional Uses for X-Ray Technology
While mostly used for medicinal purposes (and warfare, be it office or overseas), people have taken X-rays and used them in interesting and unconventional ways. The capabilities of X-ray technology are somewhat limited: it produce an image, and that's pretty much it. But the way in which that image is produced, the power driving the X-ray, and the way other materials react to the radiation sent out by it are all roads that unleash an avalanche of knowledge when properly explored. Here are three unconventional uses for X Ray Tech .
X-rays have been utilized in art for decades, but one of the more popular instances of X-ray art is probably The Eizo Pin-Up Calendar 2010. Eizo, a medical supply brand, had a genius marketing idea: a pin-up calendar of sexy women — in X-ray form. To accomplish this, they made a bunch of NSFW pictures into creepy, SFW versions of themselves. The calendar became insanely viral and probably raked in a slew of new clients for Eizo in the process. Before Eizo's X-ray calendar, plenty of artists used X-rays as a form of photography. A little more on the pretentious side, a woman named Leslie Wright calls her X-ray photography "Fine Art Radiography", hoping to provide insight into the world around us by creating an internal view of objects that is not normally seen. Her X-rays of flowers, insects, small animals (from land and sea), machinery, and images created with the help of lightning show us the internal forces at work — many of which are never given a second thought. Unconventional artist Yury Shpakovski creates his own X-rays, illustrating intricate pictures of machinery and organisms as if they were real X-rays of fantastical vehicles or creatures such as a person's skeleton fitted inside a snail shell, tail and all.
The people responsible for the early stages of X-ray technology probably never would have guessed that someday, their advances would be wielded against the public in a never-before-known breach of piracy and human rights…or did they? It was for war, after all, that the first X-ray lasers were being developed under Reagan's presidency in the early '80s. Those initial developments proved fruitless; a nuclear X-ray laser could not and would not be sent to lie dormant in outer space until it was needed, and predictions regarding the possible utilization of a highly focused X-ray laser turned out to be just that: pure speculation (for the time being, anyway). For defensive tactics, however, stripping a person of their dignity with an X-ray is as easy as pushing a button. The best part is that the people trying to escape this easy terrorist-detectin technology are deterred by two things: firstly, the X-rays used by TSA are so low in radiation that they're (apparently) safe for even a pregnant woman to undergo. Secondly, anyone who refuses the body scan gets to experience a fun, old-fashioned groping that the TSA likes to conservativel refers to as a 'pat-down search'. The TSA X-rays can't see your skeleton, but they do read beneath clothes to produce a completely naked image of the body. Even this embarrassing process cannot catch every hidden object, however, which is only one of the criticisms lambasting it as an ultimately useless and degrading security tactic.
X-Ray Crystallography
X-Ray crystallography is a method of using X-rays to determine the number and arrangement of atoms within a crystal. The X-ray is applied to the crystal in beams. The beams fracture and fan out into an array of different directions. Based on the angles and intensities of the beams within the crystal, the density of the crystal's electrons can be determined. From here, mathematical equations are used to deduce the chemical bonds holding the electrons together, as well as other qualities about the crystal. A crystal can be made of a plethora of materials — salt, metals, minerals, and more. X-ray crystallography can give scientists insight into the chemical and physical makeups of all these materials, including the makeup and abilities of many vitamins, drugs, proteins, and even DNA. X-ray crystallography is even used in the development of new medicines to fight against disease. The X-rays that are diffracted inside the crystals are actually used to compose a 3D image of the atomic structure within the crystal, and a crystal that is too small or somewhat damaged can result in error or an unclear image. Before X-rays ever existed, this type of technology was predicted — or at least foreshadowed — by scientists in the 1880s. William Barlow suggested certain crystal structures around that time, but his work was deemed inconclusive due to the lack of X-ray technology present to confirm it. Almost two decades later, the first X-rays were developed and Barlow's predictions were confirmed as truth.Speak Your MindTell us what you're thinking... and oh, if you want a pic to show with your comment, go get a gravatar!

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Shelter Caturday - Chloe
Every Saturday we run a special feature on a rescue cat looking for a loving home. This week the spotlight is on Chloe, a good-natured, elder cat who is now looking for her forever home.
Established in 1860, Battersea Dogs & Cats Home aims to never turn away a dog or cat in need of help. They reunite lost dogs and cats with their owners; when they can't do this they care for them until new owners can be found for them. They also work hard to educate the public about responsible pet ownership including microchipping, neutering and training. This includes educational talks and visits to schools and organisations, events, and publications. They help care for over 9000 cats & dogs a year - including Chloe, a good-natured cat who may seem like a mature lady but it's quite the opposite! Will you be that special home?.
Name: Chloe
Sex: Female
Age: 9 Years 8 Months
Breed: Domestic Long Hair
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Chloe is a good-natured cat who does not put herself forward for attention, but is quietly appreciative of it when she gets it.
She may seem like a mature lady, but give her a whiff of catnip and she reverts back to kittenhood, excitedly rolling about and waving her paws in the air. She needs a home with someone who regards grooming as a pleasure rather than a chore because her extra-thick coat requires plenty of brushing and combing.
Chloe may be rehomed singly or with her brother Joey. If you think you could offer Chloe a home please contact Battersea Dogs & Cats Home on 0843 509 4444 or contact them by email at [email protected] for more information.
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A Spearman man is dead after an accident Saturday on Palo Duro Lake.
A Spearman man is dead after an accident Saturday on Palo Duro Lake.
SAN ANTONIO (AP) — A South Texas man has been accused of doing a drug deal by phone when his 11-month-old daughter drowned in her bathwater.
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Elderpark Housing Association to build 82 affordable homes in Govan thanks to charitable bond for Scottish Government
Elderpark Housing Association is to build 82 affordable homes in Govan after the Scottish Government provided a loan for the scheme.
The project has been made possible thanks to a charitable bond scheme, where social housing providers can access flexible loans from Allia, a social investment charity. Scottish Government investment of £6.8 million in the latest bond issue has provided Elderpark with a £5 million loan.
The remaining £1.8 million will be given as a charitable donation to housing associations for the construction of social housing. These funds will be earned back in interest on the loan to Elderpark, enabling the Government's investment in the bonds to be repaid after ten years
Announcing the investment during a visit to the site in Nethan Street, Govan, housing minister Kevin Stewart said: "Charitable bonds enable us to provide vital investment to social housing providers like Elderpark Housing Association. They are a crucial tool which has helped to develop 743 affordable homes across Scotland so far.
"We are committed to delivering at least 50,000 affordable homes over the lifetime of this parliament – backed by more than £3 billion. Access to quality housing is a vital part of our drive to secure economic growth, promote social justice, strengthen communities and tackle inequalities. These new homes in Govan mark another step on the road towards delivering that pledge."
This latest investment brings the Scottish Government's total charitable bond investments with Allia to more than £54 million – supporting the development of 743 affordable homes across Scotland.
Phil Caroe, director of impact finance, Allia, added: "The Scottish Government's partnership with Allia is helping to accelerate the development of affordable housing across Scotland. We're delighted to support Elderpark in providing more homes for social rent in South Glasgow, and we're looking forward to making further investments into new affordable homes by the end of the financial year."
The £12 million development – a mix of houses and flats for social rent – will also receive a £6.4 million in grant funding from Glasgow City Council and £600,000 from Elderpark.
Councillor Maureen Burke, chair of Glasgow City Council's Regeneration and the Economy Committee, said: "I am delighted by this announcement and for the people who will make their homes in these new flats and houses, and look forward to all the partners in this project contributing to another landmark in new housing and regeneration for Govan."
Gary Dalziel, chief executive, Elderpark Housing Association, added:"Elderpark Housing Association is about to undertake a significant development project and has secured loan finance through the innovative charitable bond model delivered in partnership between the Scottish Government and Allia.
"By using this model it has ensured that the funding was both immediately accessible and provided at a competitive rate which will ensure we can provide further 82 high quality and much needed new homes in the Greater Govan area."


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(From the February 2016 issue of Research Now)
DISCOVERYx 2016 is a TEDx-inspired event that will showcase ten presenters sharing "their story behind discovery" here at Nationwide Children's Hospital (NCH). Through communication, we will share thought-provoking ideas to spark conversation, make connections and inspire others.
Enthusiasts from all disciplines at NCH are welcome to apply using the link below and selected presenters will experience professional coaching in preparation of a live TEDx-like event. An oversight committee will select speakers based on their passion and potential to deliver innovative ideas to the community.
*Please note that you will need to create an account to apply, and for any individual who also registered for the Annual Research Retreat in 2015, the username and password will be the same as that prior account. Additionally, as part of the application process, a 100-word description of your idea and a short video of 2 minutes or less are required for submission.
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Air Force Commander, Brig. Gen. Eliezer Shkedi warned about the possibility of hostile entities meddling with Israeli satellites in space.
At the Ilan Ramon International Space Conference in Herzliya, Shkedi said that "states or organizations can physically harm – obstruct or "blind" – satellites in space. I suggest that we don't close our eyes to this possibility." (Hanan Greenberg)


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The new year is coming fast, and geeks like me are filling out their calendars with important stuff – like paydays! Here are the 2017 active duty military paydays, in both list and calendar form. Keep in mind that some banks or credit unions, such as USAA, offer early direct deposit as a benefit to their military customers. If your bank or credit union deposits your pay early, these dates will not be right for you, but I'll be publishing a calendar for you soon. (If you'd like to get early direct deposit with USAA, use my affiliate link: USAA Checking)
I've included links to the calendars and list in PDF format so that you can print these out and add them to your bulletin board or planner.
There are a couple of much longer pay periods to note this year:
- January end-of-month, 19 days
- July end-of-month, 18 days
- October end-of-month, 19 days
- not in 2017, but the January 2018 end-of-month pay period will be 20 days long.
Here is the color calendar in PDF format: Printable 2017 Military Pay Calendar Color
And the black-and-white calendar in PDF format: Printable 2017 Military Pay Calendar Black & White
And the black-and-white list in PDF format: Printable 2017 Military Payday List
Obviously, these military paydays are for people who are getting paid twice a month. If you are only getting paid once a month, then you'll just use the end-of-month dates listed.
I'll also be publishing 2017 USAA Military Pay Deposit Dates and 2017 Military Retirement Pay Dates…give me a few days to get those formatted and uploaded.
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Historyonics: Designing 007
This year marks 60 years since the first James Bond novel was penned by Ian Fleming, and just over 50 since the British secret service agent began oozing style on the cinema screen.
Sean Connery, who played the first Bond in Dr. No in 1962, wore a conduit cut suit designed by tailor Anthony Sinclair and that suit helped forge Bond's signature style.
RN Drive was joined by Bronwyn Cosgrave, the co-curator of the Designing 007 exhibition at the Melbourne Museum, to discuss why the Sinclair suit is so emblematic and the impact it has had on men's fashion.
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* Cuts dividend to 9 kuna/shr from 20.5 kuna
ZAGREB, Feb 14 (Reuters) - Croatia's biggest telecom operator T-HT said on Friday its revenue and net profit were dented in 2013 by a protracted economic crisis and regulatory changes due to the country's European Union entry.
Revenue fell 6.8 percent year-on-year to 7.04 billion kuna ($1.3 billion), while net profit was down 15 percent at 1.44 billion, the group said. It is cutting its dividend to 9 kuna per share from 20.5 kuna.
"The economic downturn and significant regulatory changes strongly impacted the 2013 performance, but we have maintained our leading position across all segments of the Croatian telecommunication market," T-HT Chief Executive Davor Tomaskovic said.
Croatia, which joined the EU last July, has suffered five straight years of recession, while EU entry meant the introduction of regulatory changes particularly in so-called roaming and termination fees.
Tomaskovic said the company's focus this year was to seek ways to reverse the declining trend in its results.
"We will intensify investment in infrastructure development and increased service quality, while also identifying and exploiting regional business expansion opportunities in southeast European markets," he said.
T-HT, majority owned by Deutsche Telekom, serves 1.2 million fixed line customers and 2.3 million mobile subscribers in a country of 4.4 million people.
Its main local competitors are Vipnet, owned by Telekom Austria, and Sweden's Tele2.
T-HT said it expected a decline of revenue also this year, but at a slower pace. ($1 = 5.6024 Croatian kuna) (Reporting by Igor Ilic; Editing by David Holmes)


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Wallowing in mediocrity only a handful of years ago, Jeff Hart wasn't sure if a run at the Champions Tour was in his future.
A journeyman who had been playing on and off the PGA and Nationwide tours for two decades, the Solana Beach resident was fighting like heck just to make cuts, let alone compete near the top of leaderboards.
But he found inspiration in a place where most golfers would never even think to look: the mini-tours.
"I grew to love the mini-tours," said Hart, who turned professional in 1983 and has earned one career title on the Nationwide Tour. "I know guys think I'm crazy for saying that, but I loved sleeping in my own bed, getting up early and being home by 1 o'clock — living a kind of normal domesticated life. There certainly wasn't a lot of money to be made, but I liked that avenue better. So I figured why give this up when I loved doing it."
Mini-tour golf is the bottom rung of the professional game, a place of up-and-comers and hangers-on, a place where paychecks are small and crowds — if you even call a handful of friends and family a crowd — are smaller. But for some reason, it's a place that ultimately paved the way for Hart's journey back to the top level.
Earlier this month, the 51-year-old finished fourth at the Champions Tour National Qualifying Tournament, earning him exempt status for the 2012 season.
While most players consider the mini-tours a necessary evil to get to the next level, Hart credits the mini-tours for re-kindling his passion for the game he has spent his entire life playing.
"I probably love it more now than I ever have, so I didn't seeany reason to stop," he said. "To me, it was more rewarding winningon a mini-tour than finishing 67th in a (PGA Tour) event. The lastfew years have been real gratifying, just being able to be home andlive the lifestyle I wanted to live."
The competitive nature of mini-tours also kept him sharp and tournament-ready. Unlike the PGA Tour, where his best finish in the last 10 years was a tie for 11th in the Marconi Pennsylvania Classic in 2001, he won on the Golden State and Gateway tours. He was the leading money winner on the Golden State Tour this season.
"Knowing that I'm playing against guys half my age and holding my own — it gave my confidence," he said.
So when qualifying school came around, he was ready.
At TPC Scottsdale's Champions Course in Arizona, Hart shot three of four rounds in the 60s to finish at 15-under-par 269, claiming one of the five exempt spots.
Known for his solid wedge play, Hart's Achilles heel has been his lack of length off the tee. In 2006, his last exempt season on the Nationwide Tour, he averaged 263 yards off the tee. It's hard to compete when players are hitting it 40 yards farther.
"When I played at Torrey Pines this year (in the Farmers Insurance Open), I remember thinking, 'What am I doing out here?' "he said. "It's just so long for me and I'm playing with guys whoare making it look short."
On the mini-tours, he didn't have that problem as most courses were playing at 7,000 yards or less. So on something like a 375-yard par 4, he was able to keep up as most players would be hitting an iron and Hart would tee off with his driver.
"We're essentially even at that point," he said. "That's the primary reason I've been able to stay competitive because the courses are just shorter. You get out on the Nationwide and PGA tours, they just keep lengthening the courses every year."
The shorter Champions Tour tracks are already proving to be more to his liking. Hart qualified for four events this year, and his best showing was a tie for sixth in the AT&T Championship in October. Last year, he earned a top-25 finish in the U.S. Senior Open.
"I'm closer off the tee with the guys on the Champions Tour than I am with the younger guys on the mini-tours, so hopefully I'll do well," he said.
"It already seems like it's more my speed. On the regular tour, I always felt I had to play really well just to make the cut. Now I feel like I can be a little more competitive and even have a chance to win. I see the light at the end of the tunnel already."
Now that he's older, Hart said he's feeling what a lot of golfers his age feel: aches and pains.
In June, he tore a muscle in his rib cage at a Champions event in Des Moines, Iowa, but he said he's fully healed from that injury. Now, he's just dealing with joint pain.
"I'm trying to stay in shape, but I'm feeling the effects of being 50," he said. "I have pains now that I didn't have 20 or even 10 years ago. But as long as I can stay healthy and move, that's the hard part right now. I've lost mobility with just the aches and pains of being 51."
The good news is, playing on the senior circuit, he's not alone in that category.
"It's the glucosamine and chondroitin tour," he said with a laugh. "A lot of guys are on the same boat. We've all hit thousands, if not millions, of golf balls over the last several decades, and that takes a toll on your back, hips, wrists, everything. But you press on and hope for the best."
Hart has been pressing on for years. Golf, after all, is what he does. It's what he knows and what he loves.
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Get info about University of South Florida textile engineering, and registering for elective lectures. Which college degrees give you the best chances of finding employment after graduation? Completion of an accredited engineering program can qualify you to enter the workforce as a paid intern immediately. Concentrating on University of South Florida textile engineering, for example, you may gain an advantage in corporate job recruiting on-campus. Check with the mechanical engineering department for course registration deadlines, and industrial engineering program requirements. Please use the form above to request admissions info for University of South Florida.
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Many mechanical engineering companies have begun to incorporate computer-aided engineering (CAE) programs into their existing processes, including 2D and 3D solid modeling computer-aided design (CAD), enabling faster and more exhaustive visualization of products. Other CAE programs commonly used by mechanical engineers include product lifecycle management (PLM), and analysis tools such as finite element analysis (FEA), computational fluid dynamics (CFD), and computer-aided manufacturing (CAM). Further, automation in the form of industrial robots allow businesses to save money on manufacturing costs, and ensure precision quality control. The median annual income of mechanical engineers in the US workforce was $80,580, highest when working for the government ($92,030), and lowest in education ($57,090). Beyond major requirements within the mechanical engineering department, you may consider Carroll Community College introduction to engineering as a complementary elective to your primary course of study.
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Speakers at this week's vigil were from Civil Rights Defence, Stop the War Coalition, and the Refugee Action Collective …
This was the 9th vigil and numbers were down a little, for whatever reasons, though still close to 30. The main speakers were Colin Mitchell from Civil Rights Defence, who began with a reminder of the upcoming National Day of Protest in support of David Hicks on 21st April (State Library, 1pm) and then went on to develop the thesis that David Hicks – and Jack Thomas, the Barwon 13, Lodhi, Brigitte and the rest – were essentially being used for politocal ends by the likes of John Howard, with the complicity of the Labor Party, and that the campaign in support of David Hicks should actually be seen as part of a wider campaign in defence of basic human rights and civil liberties. Hicks, Thomas and the rest were 'sacrifices in John Howard's war on terror'. Control orders such as that imposed on Jack Thomas even after he had been found not guilty were a dangerous step towards a police state. He made a point also that was taken up by Mick Armstrong later, namely the part played by public pressure in bringing about the transformation of John Howard's position to where he is suddenly 'angry' with Bush and the US over the length of David Hicks' detention. Hence also the importance of these vigils and rallies such as the two mentioned here …
Mick Armstrong from Stop the War Coalition used the opportunity to urge everyone to attend the anti-war rally tomorrow (Saturday, 12 noon at the State Library). He pointed the contrast between the alleged aims of the invasion and war on Iraq with the horrors still being inflicted on the population, with as many as 650 000 deaths of Iraqi civilians and the newly-revealed callous treatment of American military casualties by their own government. He saw support for the war collapsing as people were able to see for themselves what was being done, and attacked the Labor Party for its 'me too-ism' in regard to Howard's recent hint of sending more troops to Afghanistan.
In between these two speakers, Maree from the Refugee Action Collective said a little about the new Guantanamo Bay-style detention centre nearing completion on Christmas Island. She announced a public forum being arranged by RAC, the Asylum Seeker Resource Centre and the National Council of Churches at RMIT's Kaleide theatre on Thursday March 28 at 7pm, and encouraged people to sign a petition calling for a halt to construction of the centre.
Gerard from CRD wrapped up the vigil proper with a reminder that CRD meets every Tuesday at Trades Hall at 6.30 pm and needs more active supporters. The meeting on March 27 will be a legal briefing on the case of the Barwon 13, and then there is also the NDA on April 21.
At this point there was an unscheduled addition to the program: a rendering of a newly-composed song, still a bit rough at the edges, along the lines of "when David Hicks comes home again, hurrah, hurrah …" It was well received, and hopefully at a later date it will be possible to get a useable recording.


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With the successful move of Tocqueville, owners Marco Moreira and Jo-Ann Makovitzky set about re-inventing the restaurant's original space with the help of acclaimed architect Richard Bloch. Reborn as 15 East, the restaurant serves contemporary Japanese cuisine and traditional sushi in an elegant, comfortable setting. Online reservations are for the dining room only. For reservations at the sushi bar please call the restaurant directly.
New York, NY 10003
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Lunch: Monday - Saturday: 12:00pm - 2:00pm; Dinner: Monday - Saturday: 6:00pm - 10:30pm
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Our full service catering offers both sushi and custom created dishes for all types of gatherings. Your dinner party can be an intimate gathering or a grand gala. Whether you are planning to entertain just two or one hundred and two guests, we will assist you in designing a menu that best suits any occasion.For all catering inquiries, please contact Jo-Ann Makovitzky at 212-647-1515.
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I went to have omakase at the sushi bar for the first time while I was visiting NYC. I sat at the sushi bar and received excellent service. Chef Taka was very friendly and informative. He was enthusiastically showing me and telling me about the different fish he was serving me if I was not familiar with it. The presentation of the fish itself was beautiful and prepared carefully. The quality of the fish was very good and I had a great experience for my first time having traditional omakase. My favorite part of the meal was the bonito which has such a deep flavor to it. The uni I was served was from Hokkaido and Maine. The uni were both beautiful in color. He also had uni from Santa Barbara but I did not choose to try this one. I was extremely surprised by the pickled ginger and Anago because I usually dislike both these things. However, the ginger was pickled to be light and refreshing without being overpowering. The anago was very soft and easy to eat. Chef Taka was so kind as to give me a tofu milk dessert that came with a sweet syrup. This experience was definitely one I would recommend to others to try. I especially recommend sitting at the sushi bar and conversing with Chef Taka. The only reason I am not putting 5 stars is because I feel that the quality or the certain preparation for specific types of fish could have been better in comparison to other omakase prices.
Quite good, with impeccable service and lovely ambiance, though it seemed unnecessarily expensive. One of those places that seems expensive for the sake of being expensive. The sushi was no better than many other places that are significantly cheaper. Drastically better places like Yasuda are not much more expensive and service larger nigiri. Enjoyed our dinner and glad we went but probably would not return.
Terrible!!! Food was not worth the money. Sub par service. Plates were either tasteless or too salty. Poor quality truffles with no aroma of truffles. Trying too hard - using too much foam and miso. I would not recommend this place.
the tasting menu was "good food and good value". a little disappointed on the service we received - the waitress was somewhat absent minded: we were not even offered a cup of tea. this is a Japanese restaurant, right? towards to the end of our meal, a manager came up and asked, do you care for a cup of tea?
other than that, it was a nice restaurant...
15 East always delivers-one of a handful of the top Japanese restaurants in town (plus a Michelin star). Master sushi Chef/Sushi bar is adjacent to a small chic minimalist dining room that offers a variety of exquisite Japanese culinary offerings among them NYC's best cold soba noodles & homemade tofu.
I plan on giving this restaurant another shot because I was sitting in the dining room and not the sushi bar. That being said, the omakase was brought out 5 rolls at a time which is not a fun way to enjoy the omakase experience and I had to decide whether or not to dip my rolls in soy sauce and add extra wasabi which sort of goes against the whole "trust the chef" idea. Also, the rolls were very small- abnormally small- so I did not feel like I got my money's worth.
The fish was fresh and the sake selection and service was great. Perhaps their other offerings are larger, but bottom line you are going to have to spend a lot to leave satisfied.
Fish is fresh but nothing special about it. I had omakase and nothing special on the fish. No special sauces or anything to go with the fish. Would not recommend if you want something special. My wife had prefix Lunch with soba noodle and literally only had 5 strands of noodles in it. Not worth the money.
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Apparently, showing strong (physically and mentally) female characters without pigeon-holing them into 'tard streotypes is making a political statement. Nice to know we are living in 1800's.
|2014-05-15, 22:21
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or goku told her not too. remember how pissed krillin was when goku said stopku lmao. (stole that one from an avatar here
also. the meteors from the kage fight was just chibaku tensei?! whack
also. the author appeared to draw some concern/surprise on sasukes face when sakura jumped out (like a boss). but he is hypersensitivity to battle and ultimate reacted like he was suppose to. i think he cares. he just knows that now is not the time to be distracted by such things
|2014-05-15, 22:44
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There are plenty of manga where all the strong leads happen to be females, there are of course those where the strong leads are male, and then there are those that are pretty balanced. So what? Its not like this manga was about super amazon female-ninja and then suddenly there are no female leads. At what point did you expect this to change? After reading 100 chapters? 200? 500?
She noticed Sasuke's indifference when it was contrasted by Naruto's concern. Earlier in this fight she had a fake smile because her instincts tell her something is still not right about Sasuke. These are simply very brief forshadowing hints for the conflict later on. I mean, she simply took a glance and had a thought in three small panels, is this really such a big deal?
I think this may actually turn out to be a bit more interesting than it seems. It could be that Sasuke did try to help her, but she simply didn't have the ability to see or "sense" that the other Madara shadow Sasuke attacked (or blocked?) was about to attack her. From her perspective its just "some kind of wall".
(The following is not necessarily directed towards Eragon, though I'm sure it applies to you.)
...And poor Sakura can just do no good. If she stood by and did nothing people would use that to fuel some ridiculous tirade about Kishimoto hating women. Yet she jumps in and tries to help -as opposed to what several people thought she'd do- and its still somehow used against her. She was not given the power of the sage like Sasuke and Naruto, but she tried to do something anyhow, how is this a bad thing? She's bashed whether she's fighting or healing, what can she do that would make you people satisfied?
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|2014-05-15, 23:56
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It's true, no matter what happens the complainers will always find something to complain about. This is the result of both Kishi's and Kubo's awful writing when it comes to displaying the strength of a character, regardless of gender.
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|2014-05-16, 08:05
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Naruto does not promote any false gender stereo types. Naruto follows the same plot as most Shonnen Anime. The main characters gets strong friends try to keep up, but as time goes on they become useless and are reduced to spectators. sakura is not playing house while Naruto is fighting Madara. Every female Ninja in Naruto is just as able as their male counterpart. It just so happen that the Mangaka chose to focus on 2 male lead. You may be confusing your inferiority complex with sexism; otherwise I am not sure how you could translate an innocent manga such as Naruto as sexist.
If you are looking for an Anime or Manga where the female characters do most of the fighting and most of the rescuing, I recommend Mai Hime. Its a great Anime. You will feel right at home. Until then you can take to twitter and promote the hashtag Remove sexism from Naruto It could be the beginning of a revolution
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I remember when Sakura fooled all the rookies and went after Sasuke herself, I thought that was pretty ninja-like and showed gumption. Yet, instead of realizing this, people called her "stupid", an "idiot", etc. for doing it, despite the fact that she probably saved several of the rookies lives that way.
Yes, she ultimately choked at the end when she couldn't bring herself to kill Sasuske, but so did Sarutobi(twice) when he couldn't bring himself to kill Oro, yet no one eviscerates his character for not being able to kill someone he loves who turned evil --which can also be called "sexist" in an of itself if we're being that anal about things.
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I mean the the facts dont lie:
Only 2 of the 5 Kages are Women. Look at the Legendary Tsunade for example; she is always portrayed in the traditional, stereotypical negative gender role she is a drunk, brute, and decisive leader. Remember against Orochimaru Jiraiya was handicapped by drugs; and Tsunade by her trauma of blood. The only thing Tsunade did was defeat Manda (one of the strongest summons) and punch the crap out of Orochimaru. Jiraiya on the other hand was showing one flashy move after another.
I am glad that at times like this; common sense can still prevail . Thanks Artful-Dodger. Just curious, is your forum name, Artful Dodger, a reference to the U.K garage group or Oliver Twist?
And what about Kakashi; he became useless after the Zabusa fight. He was a main character and a member of team 7. Do you think the Mangaka has something against the partially blind?
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As for a few counters, I'd say Temari, Tsunade, Anko, and Mei Terumi are good counters to the female stereotypes you're complaining about. None of them take any shit from anyone and they don't act like Sakura when it comes to their love interests(those that have them).
Again, this manga has some bad-ass females, the problem is that we don't get a chance to see them in action --just as we didn't get to see interesting people like Neji, Rock Lee, and the others in part II, who were really cool in part I. I don't see this as a sexism issue, this is simply the problem with the dumbass shounen law where one or two guys get all the attention, focus, and power-ups.
People like me, "Midnight Commander" and others discussed this plenty of times. Its why the war arc was so disappointing: it was a big chance for all the cool characters to show us something new after being out of the story for so long, yet they were trivialized even more. At least Sakura is given the opportunity to do something more than hold Naruto's Rasengan balls.
My name is in reference to how I'm able to dodge and escape the points in forum debates so craftily! j/k. I'm familiar with the band and I've read Oliver Twist but I simply just like the name :P. If its in reference to anything it would be Oliver Twist though. I think James asked me the same question when I just joined lol
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oh you two...
there's a lot wrong with what you said, but based on your answers you won't acknowledge it. so to keep it simple, i'd love to hear an explanation as to why the weakest link in every team is the girl character. and if you want to quibble about one or two girls being tied for last or something, then explain why a girl isn't the strongest in any team please
|2014-05-16, 22:58
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hey, thats sasuke's rinnegan on the moon...what a twist!
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Karin is probably stronger than both Jugo and Suigetsu.
Tayuya's genjutsu was the only Sound Four technique that Kabuto used that was really a threat to Sasuke and Itachi. They were lucky they were within eyeshot of eachother.
Konan wasn't the weakest in Akatsuki. Obito had to use Izanagi just to not die.
Mei isn't the weakest of the current kage either. She's probably stronger than Gaara at least.
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Like Artful Dodger explained earlier, we never got a chance to see the development of many of the characters, male and female, so I cant tell you if Ino is stronger than Choji, or if Sakura is more useful than Sai;
Lets say for a minute that you are right, do you think that the statistics in Naruto are far off from real life statistics. Someone in this forum said there are no African Americans in Naruto because of the setting. Well in a military setting, in in real life, men on average, do better than their female counterparts on Physical Fitness assessments. Yes they are plenty of women stronger than men; there are plenty of women that can kick my butt..., but the key is on average
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Has anyone else noticed how much he throws off of his back foot?
the biggest major difference is that
hopefully he will be inactive all 16 games and then GONE GOODBYE at the end of the season
The Tiajuana Turnover Machine ERROR is over
Mark Sanchez is a proven 4x NFL road Playoff game winner.
Smith hasn't played a down in the league.
But by all means, run Sanchez out of town because he doesn't "want it enough"...whatever that means.
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what I saw in sanchez.was that he was slow in his reads.he is definitrly inaccurate as a passer.the jets recievers were frustrated with sanchez.but held back their comments.also he rarely ran when he had the opportunity to pickup good yardage.in my opinion.it is time for a change.
Let me know what happens.
Jets fans are, for the most part, foolish idiots.
Some people need to get real. Sanchez is likely done, but anyone who believes that Smith has more "promise" as an NFL QB than Sanchez had when he was drafted is just fooling themself. They willingly forget Sanchez tearing apart the PSU D in the Rose Bowl and are in denial of Smith not really doing anything special in his final seasons as the W.Va. QB, like his 21/32 for 143 yds with 1 TD and 2 Int's at home against K-State in a 55-14 loss.
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Other key decisions of the ministry in the year was release of Socio-Economic and Caste Census (SECC) data, launching of Shyama Prasad Mukherji Rurban Mission (SPMRM) with an outlay of Rs 5,142.08 crore and additional 50 days work beyond the existing 100 days under MGNREGS in areas with drought or natural calamities.
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The Joint Committee of Parliament headed by BJP MP S S Ahluwalia, examining the contentious issue sought many extensions and has decided to seek time till the Budget Session to submit its report. In 2013, UPA government passed Land Acquisition, Rehabilitation and Resettlement Act, 2013 (LARR) with Rahul Gandhi's prod almost a year before 2014 Lok Sabha polls.
It replaced a British period law of 1894. In December 2014, the NDA government brought an ordinance making significant changes in the UPA's land law removing key clauses of seeking farmers's consent acquiring land for five areas -- industrial corridors, PPP projects, rural infrastructure, affordable housing and defence and also did away with necessity of carrying out a social impact survey.
It led to an uproar and brought about a consolidation of Opposition parties. Congress, which was down in the dumps after an precedented debacle in Lok Sabha, chose the occasion to reach out to the farmers and the poor in a big way with Sonia Gandhi leading a march of a dozen parties to President Pranab Mukherjee.
It also organised a kisan rally at the historic Ram Lila Maidan on the issue. After fierce protests in and outside Parliament, the new bill replacing the ordinance was referred to a Parliamentary panel as Congress stonewalled it in Rajya Sabha, where government lacks majority.
Opposition tried to paint the government as "anti-farmer" while fault lines in NDA were also visible on the issue with three of BJP's allies -- Shiv Sena, SAD and Swabhimani Paksha -- red-flagging a number of provisions of the bill and seeking restoration of the consent and social impact assessment clauses. At least four RSS affiliates including Swadeshi Jagaran Manch also voiced their reservations.
Ahead of Bihar assembly polls, government, apparently keeping in mind the potential fall out of any anti-farmer tag on it, decided not to push the issue too far. At a Niti Aayog meeting, some states also asserted that they should be allowed to frame land acquisition laws.
Giving up the ordinance route, government finally issued an order in August and extended the benefits being given to farmers under land acquisition act to acquisitions under 13 Acts as well. The Land Acquisition Act, 2013 had exempted these 13 acts for one year from implementing relief and rehabilitation conditions of the new land law for acquisition purposes.
That was done with a condition that they would be included under the purview of the act within one year. The NDA's ordinance brought these 13 acts under the new land law, a step which it later advocated as the reason for bringing the Ordinance.
The Opposition did not accept it. The way for possible climb down by the government was facilitated by all 11 BJP members moving amendments in the Parliamentary panel seeking to bring back key provisions of UPA's land law including on the consent clause and social impact assessment.
A number of other important decisions were also taken by the ministry during the period. The Ministry released data of the Socio-Economic and Caste Census (SECC) that enables the government in ranking households based on authentic information of their socio economic conditions.
In December, Cabinet approved some key changes in rural welfare programmes for a focused and targeted intervention in poverty reduction, expanding benefits of interest subvention under National Rural Livelihood Mission (NRLM) to 100 more districts and flexibility in allocation to Himayat programme and Deen Dayal Upadhyaya Grameen Kaushal Yojana for skilling and placing more youth from poorer sections.
In October, the Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs approved a proposal to implement the World Bank assisted National Watershed Management Project 'Neeranchal' with a total outlay of USD 357 million (Rs 2,142.30 crore).
In September, a decision was taken to provide additional 50 days of unskilled manual work in the financial year over and above 100 days assured to job card holders, in such rural areas where drought or natural calamities have been notified.
In an ambitious bid to transform rural areas to economically, socially and physically sustainable spaces, ministry also launched Shyama Prasad Mukherji Rurban Mission (SPMRM) with an outlay of Rs 5,142.08 crore.
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Let's take a look back at our favorite films to come out of Japan in 2016!
Take a look back at 2015, and the great films that have come out of Japan. Did your favorite Japanese films make our list?
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An orphaned boy finds his way into an alternate world populated by beasts. There, he is befriended and raised by one.
An old bamboo cutter finds a tiny girl inside a bamboo stalk, and it magically transforms into a newborn baby.
Jiro, a youth with his head in the clouds, decides that he will spend his life making airplanes.
Hinata has to fight through hordes of fan girls, and a new villain, in order to make her feelings known to Naruto.
Boruto, the son of Naruto, gets his cinematic debut as a bratty kid who wants to grow up to be strong enough to beat his dad up.
A single mother struggles as she raises her growing children, who happen to be half-werewolf.
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First of all, what do you think of my new blog design?!
It's really great having a husband who's not only an IT genius but used to be a graphic designer as well. Jonathan is the brains behind our main website as well as the Stitch Gathering website, and now he has turned his attention to my little blog and I am VERY happy with the result! I hope you all like it too. Thanks Jonathan!
And secondly, here's another quilt that has been finished for a while but which I haven't shared because I was waiting for a publication date.
This is my Jumbo Cathedral Window. I've been on a bit of a Cathedral Window trip for a while now, and actually started this last year in preparation for a new workshop.
With Cathedral Windows this big it takes a bit of time to get the folding and pressing sorted (you do start with a really big square of fabric - too big for an ironing board!), but there is very little sewing (all on the machine) and there is also no basting and quilting!
I have put wadding behind all of the windows, and that together with the weight of the folded fabric means it doesn't need anything else. So though it seems to be taking a long time, once you've opened up all your windows you only have to bind it and it's finished!
I used 2 x Amy Butler Lark charm packs (Rowan charm packs are 6" squares - perfect for this project) and a ton of Kona Charcoal!
In fact that was my only problem with this quilt (or strictly speaking a coverlet as it is not really a quilt - see above!), as I bought the charcoal at 3 different times and each time the colour was a slightly different shade! I was worried it would spoil the whole project, but you can't really see it from the front. But you can certainly see it from the back!
It's featured in this new magazine Creative Quilting, which is a special, one-off edition like the Creative Bag Making one that my crochet bag was in a few months ago.
It was being launched at Festival of Quilts so I think it's safe to mention it now. I actually think it's a fantastic magazine, with 16 great projects.
I love the look of it too, they have taken some stunning photos of my quilt.
And here's a gorgeous quilt by Fiona Poppy Makes using jelly rolls (she will be teaching a jelly roll class at our Stitch Gathering retreat).
I also love this quilt by Mandy Munroe, who always designs such fabulous projects.
That's just a small taste of what is on offer in this bumper packed magazine. You can pick up a copy at
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And if you think this quilt looks familiar it's because it's hanging in our exhibition at the moment and crept into one of the photos I showed in the exhibition preview post!


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For us, Ann and Gary, home is a Motor Home, not a house. We don't own or rent a house, we live in our Motor Home and travel around. We usually move from a place about once every fortnight. This gives me at least a whole weekend to explore the area we are in as I am still working during the week.
No were not retired. I am lucky enough to be able to work anywhere in the world providing I have an internet connection as I work as an Internet Programmer.
We have two huskies with us, Ellie and Sasha, who love the live style and the travelling around to new and exciting places.
Whilst this site is not completely exclusive to our travels and contains work related technical stuff and advice as well as rants and other musings it is mostly Motor Home related. Have a look at the category list on the right near the bottom.
- The whole story. This is where you will find all the posting in chronological order right from "It was just a thought"
- Map. An interactive map of the places we have visited.
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Wednesday's budget deal left "The Daily Show" host Jon Stewart stunned as the comedian last night praised Congress for its ability to compromise.
To a resounding "Hallelujah" chorus, Stewart laid out some of the details of the two-year agreement hashed out by Rep. Paul Ryan (R-Wis.) and Sen. Patty Murray (D-Wash.).
Commenting on the stark height difference between Ryan and Murray, Stewart ribbed the senator and representative for not being able to see eye-to-eye on prior budget crises.
"Oh my God, these two members of Congress are literal visual analogs for how the two sides can't see eye-to-eye," Stewart said. "They are a life-size bar graph of the fiscal distance between the parties."
Stewart went on to note that the Ryan-Murray deal would set government spending at just over $1 trillion for 2014 and 2015 — a number between what Democrats and Republicans wanted.
"So it took you guys three years and a government shutdown to come up with, 'I don't know, why don't we split the difference?'" Stewart asked.


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The ninth volume of the AllmansTest™ is in memory of Gregg. We will never forget his enormous contributions to rock music.
The 33rd installment of the DeadTest™ takes a look inside the band's eclectic songbook.
The third volume of the ClaptonTest™ homes in on Eric's musical friends and collaborators.
It's time to wade deeper into our informal assessment of how well you know The Grateful Dead's setlist structure.
Here's the seventh volume of the NeilTest™ – a snap assessment of your knowledge of the artist's early work.
The fourth DylanTest™ focuses on tracks from the musician's early catalog – the mid-'60s through the mid-'70s.
The ninth StonesTest™ challenges you to identify specific tracks from a variety of clues.
The eighth volume of the AllmansTest™ is in memory of Butch Trucks. Rest in peace, brother.


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Welcome to the 5th Flea Market Friday!
Again, I am sorry there was no party last week.
My hubby being sick took up most of our week.
Thank goodness, all is well now.
Be careful if you get this respiratory thing going around.
It is awful this year here in the Midwest.
As you might have seen in yesterday's post, I have started the holiday decorating.
Aka... my house will be a mess for the foreseeable future.
For our family we love traditions, one of them is the "candy bar" on the antique sideboard. I enjoy decorating this area every year. This area always looks so pretty with the lights reflected in the mirror.
This year I decided to go very neutral, letting all my glassware sparkle.
For today's FLEA MARKET FIND I wanted to show you these antique lamps. I found them this past summer for $1 a piece at a rummage sale. One works and the other needs rewired. I added the crystals from EBay. I love their size and how they balance this area. I will try to get them both working this winter. ( One of several projects to do)
I broke apart two large sprays of glittered ferns for the swag.
I love this elegant, yet simple idea and the champagne color is perfect.
What is in the candy bowls? Chocolate and mints so far... things don't last for long!
This is about all I have gotten done so far. I am still going thru totes and putting my fall stuff away.
I am hoping to make some burlap flowers and other goodies for this area soon.
I went to a Christmas Fair last week and have many projects I want to do! Now I just have to find the time and energy to get on it!
Okay, let's enjoy some lovely features...
Kathleen of Charm Bracelet Diva found some awesome goodies this week in her travels. I especially love this footed cup and the Chippendale nut dishes.
Randi of FrugElegance shared some wonderful outdoor fall decorating ideas. I am in love with her outdoor fireplace!
Miss Rita at Panoply has outdone herself again in lovely ideas! I cannot tell you how much I love your pretty lady all decked out! Wow!
Diana of Adirondack Girl @ Heart shared another terrific week of thrifting too. I just love your metal fan and rattan wrapped bottle! Oh the treasures to be found at Goodwill! I keep about three around me in business!!
If you have been featured.... grab your lovely tag!
Thanks to much to all that share every week.
I am still getting the word out about this party,
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Brooke Berry Kroeger is the creator of the Creative Country Mom blog started in 2009. There she shares her photography and country lifestyle. She enjoys incorporating vintage finds and repurposed treasures in her Southern Indiana farmhouse and garden. She loves to talk about gardening and decorating and often lectures at local gardening education events and area organizations and clubs. She does freelance photography and DIY publication work. If you would like her to contribute on a project, email her at email@example.com.
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Thank you all for featuring my cartoon pinup of Newgrounds Girl on the front page. Thanks for your support.
I'm still learning about this place and meeting new people every day. Lots of great content and various artists, programmers, musicians, actors... Lots of variety in one place :) I like that.
Now, back to finding the name for this girl :)
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Congrats on the FP posting of your pinup! Best of luck hooking up with the other talent here, if you haven't already, look into the Art Forum here, talk shop, ask questions etc.
Thanks. I already met and chat with some of the people around here. Hope I will meet some more and make something interesting in the future with other Newgrounders :)
2016-08-19 10:48:04
You really are a great artist! lol i found your profile cause i liked the newground background and wanted to use it as my Desktop wallpaper lmao , Well the image had the big black square in the middle but i seen it had your name in the image filename so came to check out the rest of your art.. I cant quite grasp the right word but ill just say your amazing aha
Thank you. Middle part is for the content of the site, I worked around it. And it ended up as a good base for composition :)
I place my name to filenames all the time. It was a good advice from a friend. Little bit of SEO can be helpful in art :)
2016-08-19 15:12:02
Ohh i tbh thought they just added the blank area themselves lol && Yeah thats good to do or also hide it in the picture as well
I worked with the template this time, but maybe I will create full image if I get the chance or the time for it.


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Retirement Consumption: Insights from a Survey
Prior research has established that consumption falls significantly at retirement. What is not known is the extent to which this fall is anticipated during the working years. Using data from a new survey, we show that many working households do expect a considerable fall in consumption when they retire. In fact, those who are already retired report significantly smaller falls in consumption than are expected by those who are still working. Copyright by the President and Fellows of Harvard College and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
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May 2015, KUT_ Blue Spring, 43mins
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KUT production is a group of Korean students in SAIC, concentrating on narrative filmmaking. At The Cafe is their first project, which is an omnibus film of three different directors.