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Kylie Johnson is a talented poet and a ceramicist from Brisbane who has an online store but — good news for the US and Europe — Anthropologie recently picked up her ceramics though they already stock her poetry books (I own Count Me The Stars published by Murdoch Books, it's lovely) and I think their choice is just perfect as Kylie's work is stunning Anthropologie commissioned three vessels from her for their stores and Kylie wants to share them with decor8 readers today as they are just about to hit the shelves in both Europe and the US next week.
I love seeing poetry and ceramics merge – what a gorgeous combination of my two favorite things — meaningful words and delicate, tactile porcelain, for a true sensory experience. Australian photographer Jillian Leiboff recently did a portrait shoot with Kylie and so above is a little glimpse from that day these two ladies spent together, which I thought was really sweet… so now you see above Kylie's gorgeous pieces.
Psst: Kylie blogs, too.
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The other day I showed some fantastic painted spoons and many of you loved the idea to paint stainless steel with matte paint to use as decorative objects in the home. Then, reader Leigha from Elle Oh commented about Caroline Swift and her gorgeous bone china spoons and of course, I had to learn more. Caroline studied industrial design in Scotland and spent nearly twenty years designing knitwear as head of knitwear design for Benetton which took her to England, Italy and New York City. During her travels and work there, she became curious about design in other areas such as ceramics and interiors. She was also interested in further exploring her culinary passions. What was she to do with all of this curiosity as an accomplished knitwear designer? While most wouldn't take a risk after so many years in a secure role Caroline felt she was being called to explore her interests further… and she did.
Taking time off can help one to decide whether or not a newfound interest is fleeting or more grounded, so Caroline did just that. She paused and listened to what her authentic voice, the one we all have inside that you can only hear if you listen beyond the noise of the day-to-day. After her break, she went to England to develop concepts and ideas for a food book that she decided to take on. Then a challenge arose. She felt frustrated that she was unable to source the props she needed for her images, the ones she imagined in her mind's eye and she thought more about this. Caroline spotted what she refers to as an, "intriguing relationship between food and tableware and how they influenced each other." This led her to design her own line of tableware that is natural, pure, beautiful and that has integrity.
As you can see, one thing often leads to another. What you set out to do can change along the way. Allow the lack of something out there be a catalyst for you to drive change – perhaps if you don't see something you can create it. Frustration, if channeled in a positive way, can lead to your next great adventure.
Caroline is now creating gorgeous ceramics, most of the work is unglazed to highlight the beauty of the bone china. About the process Caroline explains, "This is an uncompromising and time consuming choice as the pieces must be dry-sanded, at a very delicate stage, to an egg shell finish before being placed in the kiln for the final firing. Bone china is without exception the most challenging ceramic material to work with but it's colour, beauty and strength after the final firing is unprecedented and allows it to be worked so thinly, whilst still retaining its strength." Heart and soul clearly goes into her creations.
Clearly, her career change was a good one for her. Today she is producing her gorgeous work by hand out of her studio in Barcelona, Spain. I imagine that many stylists inquire about these gorgeous pieces because they would be perfect for magazines and books as props. Displaying and using them at home would be equally nice, I imagine them in my dining room and when I do, I smile. Not only because they are beautiful but because one women took a chance on her passions.
Owning a piece of Caroline's work would inspire me to push ahead because I know her background and feel inspired by it. Shouldn't some of the things in our home inspire us somehow? We cannot afford to buy everything handmade with a unique story, I know, but even a few pieces can go a long, long way. Isn't this why we buy handmade in the first place, or at least from businesses that were started by people with traits we esteem – like good old-fashioned gumption — to inspire us? A beautiful home doesn't mean simply aesthetically pleasing but should mean emotionally fulfilling as well. The objects we display can be so much more than pretty, they can be visual reminders of the values and dreams we hold most dear.
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Good morning and happy new week to you! A new week means new possibilities, which is always exciting as you never know what good things can happen between now and Friday. Sounds a bit chipper, I know, but it's how I handle Mondays because I am the girl who could easily live in a never ending weekend! Thinking positively gets me through — I believe that if you smile and think positive, then good things seem to find you. Take for instance this good thing: Ceramicist Cosima Sempill who lives and works in Edinburgh, Scotland. Cosima comes from a creative family and spent an early part of her childhood in South Africa, which no doubt influenced her work. Having creative surroundings and a supportive family can work wonders!
After studying ceramics at the Glasgow School of Art, Cosima decided to live in Edinburgh and launch her business under the name Kitty & Dude. From quirky mugs to cupcakes, flying pigs, clip on birds and Russian nesting dolls that you can't stack — she is not afraid to express herself through her work and as a result, has found success and joy in it though she is also quite flexible when it comes to what she does for a living (something I appreciate) because in her bio she says, "I love my job but if it doesn't stick I'd love to be a stylist. My dream job would be working for Elle Decor- swoon. Also dream of eating mangoes and making pots in the sunshine, preferably the South African Sunshine."
I like that bio. It's honest and something that I can closely relate to because I've had made "jobs" in my life and love to try new things though we all know society as a whole still seems to discourage it. Living a somewhat "career vagabond" lifestyle, as I call it, is the only way I know as I have a creative soul and can become bored easily if my life becomes too predicable. What about you? Can you relate?
If you'd like to learn more about Cosima then you can read a lovely interview on the Home Plus Scotland website right here. You can also purchase some of her things at Papa Stour online.
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Hello everyone! I'm excited to share a brand new collection of porcelain along with a gorgeous studio space belonging to ceramicist Sandra Haischberger from Feinedinge in Vienna, Austria today. I've talked about her ceramics many times before, but last week I decided to contact her for some photos of her studio and her latest collection, ALiCE, because I know how much you'd love to see such an inspirational creative zone!
If you are not familiar with Feinedinge, allow me to introduce Sandra's company to you! She runs a design studio that specializes in sustainable handcrafted porcelain. Sandra's work is intricate and delicate, from porcelain lights with tiny holes created by hand using a small drill (wow!) to gorgeous cups and vases – it's all quite lovely. The new range, currently showing at Maison & Objet in Paris, is called ALiCE which is a collection of teapots, cups and dinnerware crafted using tinted Limoges porcelain and is available in 6 colors that you can mix and match.
Sandra lives only a short walk away from her studio, so she appears to be living quite the dream life, doesn't she? She is doing what she loves and lives in a fantastic city with her supportive and caring family. What more could a girl want? Oh yes, talent. Well she has plenty of that too! I really enjoyed her space because it's light and bright (I can really think in a room like that!) and I really like how she mixes in mid century furniture to break up all of that white, it's a really nice look.
Sandra thank you for sharing with decor8 readers this special peek into your shop and a glimpse of your new collection. Much success to you!
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Citing the ongoing weakness in PC demand, Citigroup analyst Glen Yeung this morning cut his ratings on Intel, Advanced Micro Devices and Nvidia to Neutral from Buy.
"While these names are down noticeably in recent days, prompted by a noticeably weak August and punctuated by Intel's recent pre-announcement our downgrade today reflects our checks in Asia that stoke our concerns that the intermediate term prospects for PC's do not look optimistic," he writes. "Robbed of catalysts, we see limited likelihood PC-related shares will appreciate meaningfully in coming months, despite valuations."
For 2013, he now sees PC units shrinking 1% – his old forecast was for 4% growth – despite the upcoming launch of Microsoft Windows 8. Here's Yeung list of reasons for the more bearish view:
In addition to the downgrades, he also cut his price targets and EPS estimates for the PC chip stocks:
Yeung's advice is to seek chip exposure elsewhere. He's especially keen on Broadcom. "Simplistically, their position in new non-PC product cycles (iPhone5) is apt to create some near-term momentum in estimates," he writes.
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I reported last week that U.S. Cyber Command is planning a major hiring push as it expands its role as an agency under the Department of Defense. One estimate from the Washington Post said the agency could grow from 900 to 4,900 workers.
What kinds of jobs are these? Well, it's hard to say at this point but we can assume many of them will be positions for talented and smart people with a very specific set of skills. Disabling an enemy computer system remotely from halfway around the world is not something left to amateurs.
I've heard the term "family-supporting" jobs thrown around, and while that doesn't refer to a specific pay range, it can indicate a job of somewhere near $100,000. (We know families that can get by comfortably on less, but it isn't easy around here.)
A glance at the USA Jobs website gives some clues as well. Using the search term "cyber," I found listings for 20 jobs within a 50 square-mile radius of Fort Meade. Now, these are not all U.S. Cyber Command workers, but they could be positions requiring similar skill sets.
Here's a general idea of salary ranges for some of these jobs:
Intelligence specialist: $89,033 - $136,771
Division Director: $119,554 - $179,700
IT Specialist: $89,033 - $115,742
Deputy Operations Director: $143,500 - $165,300
Computer Engineer: $105,211 - $136,771
This is hardly a scientific analysis of what we can expect from U.S. Cyber Command, but it can give us a sense of what's to come. These are good jobs with decent salaries, presumably for people with high levels of education. That could have an impact on everything from home prices, the health of the retail market and the quality of local schools.


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WELL done for highlighting the state of our roads, (Guardian, January 16).
They were getting bad in the summer, and the recent frosts are totally destroying what was left of them.
To see the cobbles on view again shows how the botched repairs and pathetically-thin top dressings that have been used in recent years are doing nothing to repair or maintain our roads. Over recent months "street maintenance" signs have been put up on various roads.
I had hoped this would mean that the roads would be maintained. But alas all it meant was that the drains were been cleaned! I hope our MP has read the article, as I would ask him for his opinion and an update on what he will do to resolve the issue.
The negligence is going to cost us all more in the very short run, as I am sure nothing has been saved by letting them get into this state.
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We have a bumper crop of basil in our garden, but aren't close to getting any fresh, home grown tomatoes any time soon with all this cool weather(except for 2 weeks ago when it was really hot for a week).Do you know where I could find some really good fresh tomatoes in the Detroit metro? Would the Eastern Market be a good place or will they just still have the super market variety tomato? I need some good tomatoes to go with my beautiful basil. Help!
I've just about given up on the Rochester farmers market and Birmingham has never panned out for me. I'd give the Eastern Market a try. If you haven't been lately the market was booming this year. You will have to shop wisely as prices and quality can vary by a huge margin. If not then as Jim suggested I know the Whole Foods in Rochester has Heirlooms.
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I ended up buying some organic tomatoes at our local Farmington Farmers Mkt. on Sat. They werehot house tomatoes so I was skeptical. I sliced them tonight and layered my fresh basil and sweet onion and drizzled ex. virgin olive oil on top. It was delish! I payed top dollar for those tomatoes but they were worth it! The true taste of summer!!
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Having the lowest Internet adoption in Europe, Russia has the fastest growing online audience.
According to data released by comScore, Russia had the fastest growing Internet population in Europe in the past year, increasing 23% to 14.6 million unique visitors in September 2007 or 6.5% of the total European online audience of 226.7 million.
At the same time, Internet adoption was lowest in Russia, where only 12% of the country's population age 15 or older was online in September 2007.
The Russian online advertising market was valued at $151 million in the first half of 2007, up more than 70% from the same period in 2006, based on data of Discovery Research Group.
The contextual advertising spending accounted for $88 million or 58% of total spending while $63 million (or 42%) was spent on display (banner) advertising. The online advertising spending should reach over $300 million in 2007 or some 4% of total advertising spending in Russia.
The comScore rankings were based on the 16 individually reportable European countries in comScore World Metrix. Germany and the U.K. had the largest online audiences in Europe with 33.2 million and 32.2 million unique visitors, respectively. The Netherlands had the highest Internet adoption rate of 82%.
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I am a democrat only on principle, not by instinctnobody is that. Doubtless some people say theyare, but this world isgrievously given to lying. Mark pseudonym of Samuel Langhorne Clemens TwainSearch Quotes Webster's New World Dictionary of Quotations Copyright © 2010 by Chambers Harrap Publishers Ltd. All rights reserved. Published by Wiley, Hoboken, NJ. Used by arrangement with John Wiley & Sons, Inc.
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Credit monitoring aids in early detection of identity theft, allowing you to quickly respond to suspicious changes in your credit. The rise of identity theft has also sparked interest in credit monitoring services. In reality, monitoring services only helps you prevent identity theft after something out of the ordinary has happened with your credit file, e.g. a balance has risen unexpectedly or an inquiry has been placed on your report.
These services range from $50 to $180 a year depending on what's being monitored (your credit score vs. all three credit reports) and who's providing the report. Is the benefit worth the price tag?
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Signing up for a credit monitoring service doesn't completely protect you. When you sign up for a credit bureau's monitoring service, you'll only be alerted to changes in your credit report with that bureau. If an identity thief opens an account with a bank that doesn't report to that bureau, you may not find out until debt collectors start calling you.
Even 3-in-1 credit monitoring isn't foolproof because a thief can open accounts in your name that don't require credit checks and aren't reported to the credit bureaus.
You might not be notified if the thief uses your social security number with a different name. According to ConsumerReports.org, credit bureaus don't link together accounts with the same social security number and different names.
Delays in business reporting to the credit bureaus also delay the time you receive a fraud notification.
Should You Pay For Credit Monitoring?
In general, you don't need credit monitoring. You're better off putting that money toward your debt. Sure, it might only make a dent in your debt, but every little bit counts.
There may be some situations that you might spend the money for credit monitoring.
If you're going through a credit repair process, it can be cheaper to monitor your credit score through a service rather than ordering your credit score every month. Watching your credit score lets you know if what you're doing for your credit is actually helping.
A credit monitoring service can help you keep an eye on your credit after your social security number has been stolen and the thief is opening accounts in your name. Keep in mind, however, even in this situation, there may be less expensive and even free alternatives like freezing your credit report or putting a fraud alert on your credit report.
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This year's group of students - 19 in all, from six of our consortium colleges (Bates, Holy Cross, Colby, Grinnell, Whitman and Bowdoin) - came into the ISLE Program with great curiousity and anticipation. Application essays revealed a particular interest in the challenges of traveling and living in unfamiliar terrain: "It's important to be able to leave behind what I take for granted in our culture..." "I appreciate the value of total immersion as a means to a real understanding of other cultures..." "I am not looking for a typical program, and I'm not looking to travel to a place where I will immediate 'fit right in' ..."
ISLE is far from a typical study abroad program, and every year students learn much, much more from the experience than they ever expected. This year's group is sure to be no exception.
"Sri Lanka is now a part of me and I know I'll have a life-long connection and affection for this country."
-- 2005 ISLE student
Students participating in the ISLE Program are taken through a number of steps leading up to the August departure, focusing both on academics and on the cultural experience. Program preparations commence several months before the actual travel to Sri Lanka, and began this year with acceptance letters from 2006 Faculty Director Professor Katie Ryor of Carleton College, one of our consortion colleges. Early in the year, program assistants Flynn Jebb (Holy Cross, ISLE student in 2004) and Philip Friedrich (Bowdoin, ISLE student in 2004) were appointed.
Professor Ryor is Associate Professor and Chair of the Department of Art and Art History at Carleton College. Professor Ryor's areas of teaching include Buddhist and East Asian art history, and her research has concentrated on Chinese painting, garden practices and art patronage during the late Imperial period.
ISLE Administrative Director Sree Padma Holt set up a Listserve email group for the students, and sent out the pre-orientation readings before students left their campuses. The students are strongly encouraged to do the reading and the Sinhala alphabet studies before departure. This year ISLE also employed the use of a web-site tool called Blackboard, where students were directed to a Discussion Board to post questions and concerns. They also found helpful information and forms to assist in their preparation for the program, as well as course syllabi and instructor CVs for the curriculum.
Books read by the students include: When Memory Dies, by A. Sivanandan (Arcadia Books), a rich novel which takes the reader through three generations of a Sri Lankan family. This is a deeply involving story, enabling students to begin to understand the colonial history and the ethnic conflict that colors Sri Lanka. Another book they received before departure is the Insight Guide to Sri Lanka, a wonderfully detailed guidebook.
"I had a few questions about dress and luggage... How long do shirt sleeves need to be? And skirts?" "Do we need mosquito nets?"
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The administrator's office also sees that all students receive important information early on about health, passports, travel, and visa concerns, along with a student handbook (see below). Participants are advised, and assisted, through the process of medical preparations, including getting the appropriate vaccinations before departure.
Sree Padma hosted two pre-orientation gatherings at Bowdoin early in April and May, inviting ISLE students from the New England area to attend. Generally at this time of year, students are busy with finals and graduation, but several students reserved time for this very important session. Returning students gave presentations on various aspects of the program, and new students were informed of any changes being introduced into the 2006 Program. Sree Padma later posted notes from these sessions on the Blackboard web site for the benefit of the rest of the group.
Faculty Director Katie Ryor and assistants Flynn and Philip attended a weekend of orientation at Bowdoin in June. Sree Padma Holt spends this time going over program details and procedures with the director and assistants, and discussing all facets of the program.
Assistants Flynn and Philip brought insight from their own experiences in the ISLE Program to the pre-orientation discussions. Each year, the returning assistants not only experience the program from a different angle, but use their own unique understandings of the challenges of the program to assist the new students in a smooth transition in Sri Lanka. The orientation sessions also allow them to clarify policies and issues that are crucial to the operation of the program, and to get guidance on situations that may crop up, both in terms of assisting the director and faculty and in helping students manage the many challenges of the program.
Professor Ryor traveled to Sri Lanka in July with Sree Padma to meet with ISLE Center staff and faculty. They met with University Vice Chancellor Kapila Goonasekera, Dean Ranjith Amarasinghe, and the De Silvas -- the homestay coordinators -- among others, to reconfirm the arrangements that were made earlier in the year. This trip offered a critical opportunity for Professor Ryor to tend to issues that would pave the way for the students' arrival later.
"Sinhala class begins the second day you are on the island, so you need to do your best to be ready to hit the ground running."
-- ISLE Handbook
The students' ISLE Handbook, covering topics such as preparing for the long flight, health and safety tips, how to have a successful "homestay" experience, and more, is indispensible. Students are urged to read this before departure, and to bring it along for reference. The handbook is quite informative about making the transition and adjustment to Sri Lankan culture, classroom, living conditions, and societal expectations.
With regular dispatches from Sri Lanka, we will provide photos and reports pertaining to this year's program. We hope family and friends of the participants enjoy it and that prospective students find it useful.


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Proposed federal spending cuts could force Argonne National Laboratory to lay off about a third of its employees and shut down some of its research facilities, according to a Crain's Chicago Business report.
House Republicans are proposing a 50-percent cut in energy efficiency programs that fund much of the Darien-area lab's $556-million budget, as well as a 20-percent cut in the Energy Department's Office of Science. The cuts would also affect Fermi National Laboratory in Batavia.
According to the report, the cuts would force Argonne to close much of its research facilities and lay off about 1,000 employees, including 700 scientists. Another 2,000 jobs as contractors and subcontractors for the lab could also be lost at companies like Caterpillar, Abbott Laboratories and Boeing.
U.S. Sen. Richard Durbin (D-Ill.) spoke out against the cuts Friday in a letter to Senate energy and water appropriations subcommittee leaders.
"The House Republican's Continuing Resolution will cost Illinois 1,450 research scientists and support staff at our nationally recognized research labs" he said. "The net effect is to put our research efforts on hold for seven months.
"This mindless cut is a clear signal that the House bill is not the product of a thoughtful effort. America must cut spending but it cannot abandon its leadership in research and innovation."
Here is the full text of Sen. Durbin's letter:
February 18, 2011
Senator Dianne Feinstein
Energy & Water Appropriations Subcommittee
Senator Lamar Alexander
Ranking Member
Energy & Water Appropriations Subcommittee
Dear Chairman Feinstein and Sen. Alexander,
As a new member of the Energy and Water subcommittee, I look forward to working with you on critical funding for the Department of Energy (DOE), and, specifically, the national laboratories. The draconian funding cuts proposed by the House Republicans in their continuing resolution (H.R. 1) to the DOE Office of Science, Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy (EERE), and Advanced Research Projects Agency-Energy (ARPA-E) would be catastrophic to our entire national laboratory system, our country's incubators for innovation.
If H.R. 1 were enacted, it would cut $1.1 billion from the FY11 budget request of $5.121 billion for the Office of Science, $899 million from the $2.355 billion EERE budget, and $250 million from the $300 million ARPA-E budget. This would cause many of the national labs to completely shut down for three months, if not longer.
DOE projects that the House-approved cuts to the Office of Science alone would lead to the loss of 10,000 jobs. In my home state of Illinois, Argonne National Laboratory would let go a third of its staff (more than 1,000 employees) and Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory would let go of a quarter of its staff (450 employees). Significant cuts to the Labs will be devastating to the local communities surrounding the labs in Batavia and DuPage County. Suppliers and contractors for the labs, as well as the private companies that use the facilities also would be adversely affected by the closures and layoffs.
The House irresponsibly cuts critical research and robs 10,000 American workers of their jobs during a very weak economy. This is not the path to economic growth. We need to invest in crucial research that fuels American innovation. Fiscal responsibility demands thoughtful allocation of our resources that will lead us to a stronger economic standing. These draconian cuts to the work of our national labs is ill advised and short-sighted. I look forward to working with you to ensure that our labs continue their world-class research.
Richard J. Durbin
United States Senator
This information was courtesy of Sen. Dick Durbin's website, durbin.senate.gov.


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Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
— 'Twas the week before the big party, and all through the Kmart on Cumberland Road, volunteer shoppers were yawning and searching for toys. Except, of course, Jamie Parsell who was ready to run long before the dawn's early light.
Bluefield Daily Telegraph & Prerogative staffers from the advertising, lifestyles and news departments along with guests, gathered at 8 a.m. Friday morning to shop for 135 boys and girls in the 5-6 year old age range as preparations continue for the 95th annual Community Christmas Tree party. The party is scheduled to start at 12 noon on Friday Dec. 22, in the Bluefield City Auditorium with Santa expected to arrive at about 12:30 p.m.
"Everyone seems to be having a good time and we're all excited for the kids who will be coming to the party," Ashley Copenhaver-Shinault, Team Telegraph coordinator said. "It's such a blessing to be able to be able to help these kids who might not otherwise get anything for Christmas. This whole effort, from the people who donate to the fund to all the volunteers, reminds you that there are good people in this world."
Several Kmart associates were on hand to assist the volunteer shoppers as they made rounds through the store searching for everything from Baby Alive dolls to WWE action figures.
"The staff asks to help with the Little Jimmie volunteers," Steve Peters, manager of the Bluefield Kmart said. "I think they enjoy it as much as the shoppers."
Not all of the volunteer shoppers was familiar with the requests that parents had asked for when they signed their children up for the party that is funded by donations from readers of the Daily Telegraph.
"It's been a really good season for us, but everyone here gets excited when they see the Little Jimmie shoppers arrive," Peters said. "We try to make it as easy as we can for the Little Jimmie volunteers as we can so all they have to do is shop."
Peters said that Kmart associates also assist volunteers of the Toys for Tots and Sheets.
"This makes Christmas special for us," one Kmart associate said.
For the second consecutive year, TLC Dental Care provided enough toothbrushes and toothpaste to give to all the children at the party. Samantha Perry, managing editor of the Daily Telegraph expresseed her appreciation to the local dentistry for their "generosity and community spirit." In the mean time, donations continued to arrive at the newspaper as readers continue to give to the Community Christmas Tree fund.
Those who would still like to contribute to the Community Christmas Tree program can mail donations to: Bluefield Daily Telegraph, c/o Community Christmas Tree, P.O. Box 1599, Bluefield, WV, 24701; or drop them off at the Daily Telegraph office. Checks should be made payable to the Community Christmas Tree Fund.
Friday's contributions
In loving memory of our parents Donald and Lavella Pettrey by Kathy Pettrey and Carolyn Harshbarger $50.00
In loving memory of our brother Chester Pettrey and our, sister Patty Pettrey Bruns by Kathy Pettrey and Carolyn Harshbarger $50.00
In memory of Kenneth E Woodall, Robert D Woodall, Lisa Diane Sager and David Mathew Hall $100.00
Today's total $200.00
Previous total $33,183.00
Total-to-date $33,383.00


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David and Kay Scott
The Valdosta Daily Times
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Recent retirement may be causing you to search for an activity to occupy your newly discovered leisure. Or, perhaps, you aren't quite there yet, but retirement is fast approaching and you're unsure how you will fill the spare hours.
Maybe you are a teacher interested in a summer free of housework, yard work, fix-it projects, and listening to your in-laws talk about their health problems. You want an activity that is enjoyable, worthwhile, and personally rewarding.
If so, you might want to consider volunteering at one of the America's 401 national park units.
The National Park Service (NPS) actively recruits volunteers to assist in necessary aspects of operating its parks, monuments, seashores, battlefields, and more. Volunteers have become increasingly important in light of tight budgets faced by our country's national park units. Whether you are handy at fixing things, friendly and outgoing with strangers, or just enjoy the great outdoors, the National Park Service almost certainly has a place for you as a volunteer.
The need for volunteers in our national parks is sufficiently important that the National Parks Volunteers-In-Parks (VIP) Program was enacted in 1970 by Congress in order to facilitate volunteer assistance. Each year, tens of thousands of individuals volunteer millions of hours of their time while working side-by-side with National Park Service employees. Volunteers staff campgrounds, maintain trails, provide information in the visitor centers, and offer natural history programs for visitors. Many volunteers already live nearby a park and work only a few hours a week. Others volunteer for special events at nearby parks. Many volunteers commit to several months of what is essentially full-time employment.
How about a summer in Yellowstone, America's first national park? This sprawling park with geysers, mud pots, and canyons is a great place to spend two or three months. Wouldn't it be great to picnic near Lower Yellowstone Falls on your day off? Perhaps you would enjoy a summer serving as campground host. Idaho's Craters of the Moon National Monument was looking for a volunteer campground host earlier this year. The position was to last from late May through September. This seems an excellent time to escape the heat and humidity of South Georgia.
Oregon Caves National Monument this spring listed an opening for a youth and education outreach assistant. Curecanti National Recreation Area in Colorado's Rocky Mountains posted six openings for campground hosts. Natural Bridges National Monument in southeastern Utah was looking for a volunteer to help staff the visitor center, patrol the trails, and assist in the monument's small campground. The night skies in this monument can be spectacular. These are just a few of the types of opportunities that are available for individuals interested in becoming national park volunteers.
Some national park units offer housing — often quite modest — for volunteers willing to stay the season. Other parks offer free RV sites with hookups. In either case, the park generally expects a volunteer to work 32 hours per week. Because many parks don't have available housing, the chance of landing a volunteer position improves for those who have an RV in which to live. Still, opportunities are available for individuals who require temporary housing. For example, limited volunteer housing is available in Alaska's Denali National Park during summers. For the hardy and really adventurous, projects are available in Denali during the winter months when park housing is easier to come by.
So where do you begin? First, consider areas of the USA in which you would prefer to work. Perhaps you need some relief from our humidity and would like to spend several months in the Southwest. If so, check for openings at the many parks in New Mexico, Arizona, Utah, or parts of Texas. Maybe you prefer a summer in the Northwest, in which case you should check for opportunities at parks in Washington, Oregon, Idaho, or Montana. A summer in Montana's Glacier National Park would be something to remember. Or maybe you yearn only to spend several months in Yellowstone. Why not take the plunge and look into volunteering in an Alaska park?
If you are interested in volunteering during the winter months check for opportunities in Florida, Texas, or Arizona. Some individuals and couples essentially become full-time volunteers by moving among multiple parks throughout the year, often taking several weeks off to enjoy their travel between parks.
Of course, these are volunteer positions, so don't expect to earn an income. On the positive side, you aren't likely to spend much money. The things you will most treasure from a national park volunteer experience — new acquaintances, wildlife in its natural habitat, sparkling night skies, a sense of performing a worthwhile service — don't cost anything. It's a worthwhile tradeoff.
Although it is a little late to consider volunteering for the current summer, it is not too early to think about next summer. Or, perhaps, the upcoming fall when you may find a spot at a park like Big Bend National Park, one of our favorites.
Additional information about volunteering in America's national parks is available at http://www.nps.gov/getinvolved/upload/vip_brochure.pdf. A listing of volunteer openings by park unit or by state is available at http://www.nps.gov/gettinginvolved/volunteer/opportunities.htm. A map with locations of all National Park Service units is available at http://hfc.nps.gov/carto/PDF/NPSmap2.pdf. Volunteer postings are not always complete or up-to-date so it may be wise to contact individual parks and inquire about volunteer opportunities. Most listings will appear several months prior to a park's prime season. Also, check the websites of individual parks in which you are interested. Go to the site index and look for "volunteer" under "Support your park." You will also find contact information for the park.
David and Kay Scott are authors of "Complete Guide to the National Park Lodges" (Globe Pequot). They reside in Valdosta.


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Kevin has close to 30 years of industry experience in all aspects of the IT industry from semiconductors to IT infrastructure. He has served in a variety of Engineering and Business management positions within IBM and General Electric in all phases of the business. He has a diverse experience base of working in hardware and software areas from both the technical and business perspectives. He has an MBA from Duke serves as an Adjunct Professor in the Duke Masters of Engineering Management Program.
Kevin's talk focussed on technology marketing solutions, the skills thought leaders should possess, and the ability to flexibly adapt to rapicly chnaging environments. He also covered how to know your clients and assess solutions to their problems. He concluded the talk with a perspective on technology acceleration.
PDF of Kevin's PowerPoint
Tom is a Digital Projects Consultant/Web Designer at Duke University Libraries. I've worked with various portions of the Libraries' websites since October 2005 and with the new Digital Collections system since October 2007. His contributions to the Digital Collections Implementation Team are focused on the contextual pages that provide some of the background information related to each digital collection. He meets with the collection sponsors and help them develop and present their content.
PDF of Tom's presentation
Creative markets consultant at a 1970's California dotcom. A virtual worlds explorer, lover of the arts, creative spirit, purveyor of memes.
PDF of Francis' presentation
Steve joined Yahoo! in April of 2010 via the acquisition of Citizen Sports. At Yahoo! he manages identity, personalization, and reputation across Yahoo! properties. At Citizen Sports, he initially served as the company's chief architect, and then moved over to the product organization to drive product strategy and site design. He was previously with Interdimensions, a company he founded where he designed and architected a range of advanced products including online game engines, web publishing systems, web site registration systems, and personalization engines. Steve received a bachelor's degree in electrical engineering and biomedical engineering from Duke University.
Steve will present a brief overview of product management. This should help the students understand how to effectively manage decisions within the team and how to organize in a way that allows you to both execute and communicate. I would also maybe like to do a quick exercise with each team to do a "product assessment" to show them how they might assess a project even before they start coding.
PDF of Steven's presentation
Anne Kallus - is a Senior Product Marketing Manager at Yahoo!
Anne Kallus is a Sr. Product Marketing Manager at Yahoo! A graduate of UCLA, Anne has served in the US Peace Corps and worked for several web startups, including Zappos.com, Cardstore.com and Fluid.com. She earned herMBA from Fuqua's School of Business , specializing in Marketing Strategy. Anne joined Yahoo!'s Communications Product organization in 2007, managing Product Marketing for Yahoo!'s email and IM products. She recently returned from an assignment in Asia, where she managed the launch of a youth-targeted mobile product.
Invariably, a question that is often overlooked in developing products is whether there's a target market for your app/product. Thinking through how and to whom you're going to distribute your product not only increases the chances of your app being adopted, but can also improve the product itself. This talk will cover how to assess the market, identify your value proposition, and how to put a differentiated product in front of the right customer.
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Derek Rodriguez - serves as a Program Officer at Triangle Research Libraries Network
Derek has worked in academic libraries as a systems librarian and IT project manager for 18 years. He currently serves as a program officer with the Triangle Research Libraries Network (TRLN), an academic library consortium which includes the libraries of Duke University, UNC Chapel Hill, NC State, and NC Central, where he is responsible for supporting collaborative IT projects among TRLN members. He is also project manager for 'Search TRLN' (http://search.trln.org), a discovery application that supports information resource discovery and delivery within the consortium based on the Endeca enterprise search application (http://www.endeca.com). He has a Bachelor's degree in English from Duke University and a Masters in Information and Library Science from UNC Chapel Hill. He is currently pursuing a Ph.D. at the School of Information and Library Science at The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. His dissertation is entitled "Developing the 'Understanding Library Impacts' protocol: a method for detecting and communicating academic library contributions to undergraduate student learning outcomes." He also designed and teaches the course 'Managing Information Technologies for Libraries.' His teaching and research interests include academic libraries, assessment and evaluation, information technologies, and project management.
Derek's talk will focus on a review of best practices and approaches for software documentation for a variety of customer audiences including business user, developers, and end-users. We'll also review approaches used in projects at the Triangle Research Libraries Network and examples from other projects. We'll close the session with a discussion of documentation approaches that would be appropriate for the projects being completed in Computer Science 196.
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4 x 150g/5½oz fillets grey mullet
salt and freshly ground black pepper
2 plum tomatoes
2 yellow or heritage variety tomatoes
1 cucumber
4 button onions, peeled, halved, layers separated
3 spring onions, preferably red ones, trimmed
15 clams
150ml/5fl oz white wine
50ml/2fl oz fresh orange juice
110ml/4fl oz olive oil
caster sugar, to taste
salt, to taste
5 fresh basil leaves, shredded
2 oranges, peeled, segmented
small handful micro basil
small handful micro red wood sorrel
small handful green wood sorrel
4 borage flowers
rocket flowers
Season the grey mullet with salt and freshly ground black pepper.
Cut the tomatoes into quarters and remove carefully the seeds. Reserve the seeds (use the remaining tomato in another recipe).
Halve the cucumber and de-seed, chop the seeds into 4cm/1½in pieces (use the remaining cucumber in another recipe).
Blanch the onion layers and in salted boiling water for one minute, then drain and refresh in cold water. Drain again.
Griddle the spring onions in a griddle pan for 2-3 minutes, then add the onion layers and cook for a further minute. Season with salt and freshly ground black pepper.
Fry the mullet fillets, skin-side down, in a frying pan for three minutes, then carefully turn them over and cook for a further two minutes. Remove the pan from the heat and set aside to rest for five minutes.
Meanwhile, heat a lidded saucepan until hot, add the clams and wine and cook for 2-3 minutes, or until all of the clams have opened (discard any clams that do not open). Remove the clams from the shells and set aside.
Bring the orange juice to the boil in a saucepan, then remove from the heat and whisk in most of the olive oil. Season, to taste, with salt and sugar. Stir in the clams and shredded basil
Warm the cucumber seeds in a saucepan, add the remaining olive oil and mix until well combined.
To serve, arrange the onion layers, spring onions, tomato seeds and cucumber seeds on serving plates. Place the mullet fillet in the middle of the serving, spoon over the clam sauce and finish with the orange segments, herbs and flowers.
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Republican vice-Presidential Candidate Sen. Robert Dole has a note-book handy as his watch the Presidential debate on television, Wednesday, Oct. 7, 1976 in Washington. President Ford and Democratic challenger Jimmy Carter met each other face to face in San Francisco for the second of three scheduled debates. (AP Photo)
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Sensible World Of Soccer is a video game for PC developed and published by Unknown. It has an unknown or pending rating from the ESRB and no users have rated it yet.
Our newest cheats for Sensible World Of Soccer were added January 11, 2001. We also have the game available on Xbox 360, in addition to PC.
Note: This may only be done in the 1996-1997 version of the game. Begin a match and play the first half. Do not press any keys before the statistics table appears. Then, press [Page Up] (if attacking to the up side) or [Page Down] (if moving in the opposite direction). Now press [Kick] to edit the opposing team's formations.
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You will need to attend a CNA training course approved by the State Board of Nursing if you want to become a CNA in Arizona. The training course will cover topics such as: infection control, patient rights, emergency care, acute care and restorative care. The course will prepare you for the examination you must pass before receiving certification. We've listed a few free training opportunities below.
1) Contact your local job placement agencies if you are currently out of work and seeking employment as a CNA. Often times, you can receive assistance with some basic training for a new career through job placement and training agencies. You might be able to receive a type of grant that will allow you to cover the cost of certified nursing assistant training.
2) Call the State Board of Nursing in Arizona because they are the organization that approves certified nursing assistant training. They should be able to tell you if the state is currently partnering with any CNA training locations to offer free cna training to qualified individuals. The person with whom you speak might also be able to point you in the direction of any agencies that can help pay for your training.
3) Start calling around to nursing homes and related facilities in your local area. A large majority of training programs are held at these facilities. Many of these facilities will hire individuals to work for them as certified nursing assistants. They will often provide you with free training if you will work for that healthcare provider for a certain amount of time. You are being paid to train to work for them. After working there for a set amount of time (usually several months to one year), you can then decide if you want to continue working there or to seek employment somewhere else.
4) There are other places to look for CNA training in Arizona as well. Many community colleges and continuing education providers offer CNA training. You can sometimes find training at a nursing college as well. Contact the administrators of these programs to determine if they offer any types of financial assistance or scholarships.
Free Training Options in Arizona
1) Training as a Caregiver
Get a slightly lesser salary than a CNA but make the same amount of difference in someone's life by getting training as a Caregiver. Apple Tree Home Care offers training twice a month under the guidance of a registered nurse. Not only do they train you, they might also hire you and pay $8 to $10 an hour with the potential for more 90 days from starting work. Their address is:
17220 N. Boswell Blvd. Ste 230E
Sun City, AZ 85373
Institutions That Can Be Of Assistance
Goodwill of Central Arizona
417 N. 16th St., Phoenix, AZ 85006
The Goodwill Organization located in Central Arizona is known for helping to provide people for training for gainful work opportunities. They are currently able to connect those who need training to access better employment with computer training. A customer service course track is also available. The Goodwill also offers programs to provide other Adult Education Services.
Central Arizona College-Renewable Energy Technology Training
8470 N Overfield Rd. Coolidge, AZ 85128 Phone: (520) 494-5444
Central Arizona College has taken part in free training for individuals who are looking to work in the Renewable Energy Fields. Job seekers can apply to receive training through the college at no cost out of their own pockets. An individual will need to be at least 18 to take part in this program that has received funding through the Department of Labor. Other colleges in Arizona might be offering similar training programs at no cost.
The Sullivan Jackson Employment Center
400 E. 26th Street, Tucson, AZ 85713, Phone: (520) 838-3300
This employment center has been working to aid homeless individuals in Arizona for more than 25 years. One of their goals is to help people with no home to train for careers where they can find employment and get back on their feet and back into homes of their home. The center does receive assistance from the US Hud Department. The programs are intended to help meet all the basic needs of an individual who is homeless so they are ready to obtain employment and begin a new life.
Nursing homes in Arizona that might be offering Low Cost CNA training
Note: These nursing homes DO NOT Provide CNA training directly. It is however common for nursing homes to employ you and then pay for your training at another facility. Make sure you look for those with active vacancies as some might not be offering training. Always be polite and courteous.
- Boswell Extended Care Center – 10401 West Thunderbird Road Sun City, Arizona 85351 Phone: (623) 876-5392
- Brighton Gardens Of Scottsdale – 6001 East Thomas Road Scottsdale, Arizona 85251 Phone: (480) 941-2222
- Capri Care Center – 1501 E Orangewood Avenue Phoenix, Arizona 85020 Phone: (602) 944-1574
- Carondelet Holy Cross Hospital – 1171 West Target Range Road Nogales, Arizona 85621 Phone: (520) 285-3000
- Catalina Health Care Center – 2611 North Warren Avenue Tucson, Arizona 85719 Phone: (520) 795-9574
- Chandler Health Care Center – 2121 West Elgin Street Chandler, Arizona 85224 Phone: (480) 899-6717
- Forum At Desert Harbor – 13840 North Desert Harbor Drive Peoria, Arizona 85381 Phone: (866) 344-4946
- Fountain View Village – 16455 East Avenue Of The Fountains Fountain Hills, Arizona 85268 Phone: (480) 836-4800
- Friendship Village Tempe – 2645 E Southern Ave. Tempe, Arizona 85282 Phone: (480) 831-5000
- Gardens Care Center – 3131 Western Avenue Kingman, Arizona 86401 Phone: (928) 718-0718
- Gila River Indian Care Center – 8201 West Baseline Road Laveen, Arizona 85339 Phone: (520) 430-3813
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Parkway students who traveled to Washing to D.C to witness President Barack Obama take the oath of office this morning described witnessing the event as a once-in-a-lifetime experience.
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PIKE Theresa - Michelle Pike, 23, of Hilliard passed away December 28, 2005. A native of Jacksonville, she had been a lifelong resident of the Callahan, Hilliard area, having graduated from West Nassau High School class of 2001. She attended FCCJ Nursing School graduating in 2004 with a nursing degree. Theresa was a member of Callahan First Baptist Church, and was employed by St. Vincent's Medical Center. Theresa is survived by her mother and father Sharon and Thomas B. Pike, Sr., 1 brother; Thomas B. Pike, Jr. (Jennifer), maternal grandparents; George and Catherine Eason, paternal grandmother; Clara Pike, loving, aunts, uncles, cousins, and many friends. Funeral services will be held 3P.M. Saturday in Callahan First Baptist Church, 45090 Green St., Callahan, with Dr. D. Lynn Hyatt, officiating, burial will follow in Live Oak Baptist Church Cemetery north of Callahan on Highway #1 #301. The family will receive friends at the church 1 hour prior to the service. Those who wish in lieu of flowers may make a memorial donation to the Theresa Michelle Pike Cardiac Fund, St. Vincent's Foundation, P.O. Box 41564, Jackson ville, FL 32203. George H. Hewell and Son Funeral Home, 4747 Main St. in charge of arrangements.
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A Callahan woman died on her birthday Wednesday after she lost control of her car and swerved into oncoming traffic on U.S. 1 in Nassau County.
A tractor-trailer truck collided with Theresa Michelle Pike's Honda, tearing it in half, Florida Highway Patrol Lt. Bill Leeper said.
Pike, 23, was thrown from the vehicle. She died at the scene.
The 8 a.m. crash happened after Pike, who was driving north, failed to brake in time as a dump truck in front of her slowed to turn left. When she hit the brakes, she swerved right, lost control, then swerved left, crossed the median and went into the southbound lanes, Leeper said.
Pike worked at St. Vincent's Medical Center as a critical care nurse, hospital spokeswoman Pamela Rittenhouse said. Pike had been an employee for about a year and cared for heart patients.
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Authorities don't know if Pike was wearing a seat belt.
The tractor-trailer driver, Anthony Anderson, 35, of Smyrna, Ga., was wearing his seat belt and wasn't hurt, officials said. He was not cited in the accident.
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Nick Novak (Murrysville, Pa.)
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Matt Miller hit a 3-pointer 6:20 into the game to give Seton Hill a 12-11 lead, but the Mountain Cats regained the lead on a
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Chris Giles answered with a bucket at the buzzer for the Griffins to cut the deficit to 42-33 at the half.
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Giles' basket in the paint cut it to 71-62 with 2:11 left, but Pitt-Johnstown made seven straight free-throws down the stretch, including four in a row by
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