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Went for a relaxed look to run errands. Wearing a men's military style jacket. Again, I go for mens because I prefer a longer length and more structured cut.
I love this piece I found at nordstrom – it has the button/zipper option. It's definitely a good investment because military style is classic – it will always be around. Another brilliant jacket here.
The v-neck tee I have on is unisex from American Apparel. It has a bit of a boyfriend fit. Found a fitted option available here. Similar style skirt on sale here. Another subtle chevron print here and the cheapest of them all available there.
I have had these wedge platforms for quite some time now. I tried to find the exact ones, but no luck. Similar styles here, here, or here on sale.
Bag – Chanel. Necklace – Forever 21. Enjoy….xx
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What on Gods green earth do you do to your hair???? It is always too fly. I am digging the outfit today!
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Week #411
Another week I can't publish the weeknote on time… apparently the planned re-scheduling to thursdays was a easier to think than to implement. Anyway, here is a short description of the past usual-but-mildly-less-stressing week:
- Work in PayPal and Facebook features in Verkami. I'm always sadly surprise by the incompetence and negligence of the technical and commercial departments in PayPal… horrible communication.
- Development in Bazaar and its different parts (specially the first shop) keeps going.
- Support, small fixes and some features in Stage.
This week one of my favorites conference has been celebrated in Geneva: Lift. They always pick a nice mix of topics (Democracy in Distress, Resilience and Resistance, Adult entertainment, etc.) and speaker's quality is very good (Bruce Sterling, Oliver Reichenstein, Kate Darling…).
Additionally they live broadcast all the conference and that means you can virtually attend it and that right now you can already see all the talks here. I want to specially recommend the talks of the previous mentioned speakers:
- The charming Kate Darling talking about IP on the adult entertainment industry.
- Olivier Reichenstein (of iA Writer fame) on craftsmanship in a digital era.
- Mind-blowing Bruce Sterling on design fiction.
Enjoy the weekend, be happy.
Week #406
The first week of the year in Spain is, unlike other countries, a very slow week. On Jan 6th, most families celebrate the visit of the Three Wise Men to Jesus after his birth. It's a national holiday and many people is still on holidays -or recovering from the massive New Year's Eve hangovers- so it feels like the end of the party more than the beginning of a new cycle.
Anyway, I found the way to do a few things last week:
I sent the proposal "Tap to write History" to MMConf and got accepted. My attendance is still not confirmed since they don't know if the conference can cover the traveling costs, we'll see. If your company is looking for a good talk to sponsor, send them my way :).
Exchanged a few emails about new projects/estimations; nothing confirmed yet but some things keep appearing on the horizon.
I went to Madrid for a physical meeting with our friends of the Bazaar project, and enjoyed a lovely lunch with some of the friends living abroad that were, like me, at home for Christmas.
Usual work in Stage and Verkami, including the preparation for our quarterly physical meeting.
My recommendation today is a bunch of great talks. XOXO organizers just published all the talks of the last edition and there is a lot of inspiring bits: Makerbot, Etsy, Indie game developers, small artisans… You can feel the tons of love and caring passion they put in their respective companies. Find all the videos here.
Week #405
2012 is basically done, finished… exactly what has happened to the week #405.
In this last week of the year we've been working with our friends of verkami on small features, like copy/UI improvements and polishing the Open Graph tags we use, for improved rendering in Facebook. Verkami is working at full speed now, just two years after the launch and I'm meeting them in the beginning of the year for another highly focused workday on the next milestones.
I spent the rest of the week answering requests for a few project's estimates, Stage's support tickets and in meetings with different clients like our friends of La Personnalité and Steel Stock Exchange. Recover from the -delicious- food blitzkrieg my mother perpetrated on Christmas Eve was another not negligible task.
We're still reviewing projects, events and small incidents of the year to create a mental image of how good/bad has been this year. It has been better than 2011 for sure (professionally the hardest year of my life) but there are a lot of shadows on it too. I'll try to write a wrapping post for the year next monday but I don't know if it's realistic to expect I'll succeed given it's Dec 31st.
My recommendation for this weekend: relax, think and meditate. Take your time to reflect on what you've accomplished in 2012, but more importantly on the goals for 2013. Do it thoughtfully and it'd be the best investment you've done in months.
Have a great end of year.
Week #402
Hard week… I'm broken. I've been fighting like a dog to ship stuff and, at the end of the week, the effort is taking its toll.
In the Verkami front, I've deployed multiple improvements to the project submission process. Given the stateless nature of the web, multi-step workflows are always more painful that they should be. Additionally Verkami is experimenting with different UI elements to promote the multi-language features authors have to internationalize their projects. In Stage, multiple support tickets and some development sums up my work. Finally, a review of the company's yearly figures -not very good- added extra weight and fatigue to the week. Alberto had a meeting with Bazaar's founders and kept working in the project.
Well, enough with all this talking about we. What do you want? Some inspiring link? Here we go: this teenager from Sierra Leone really kicks ass!.
He is a self-taught hacker that creates useful tools with electronics founded in the wastelands of one of the poorest countries in the world. I can not help but feel ashamed of myself when I see how little I do with all the opportunities that life has given to me, when there are people like Kevin that are incredible enough to accept their situation with a smile and become a role model for others. Rock on Kevin!
Have a great weekend!
Week #400
Four hundred. Twenty times twenty. Almost eight years that look like a whole life. Sometimes an exciting adventure, sometimes a heavy burden, just like life, Linking Paths has endured this round, magical, stunning number of weeks. Phew.
In a nice coincidence Alberto's birthday is today too: happy birthday! He has been slightly disconnected this week (a time without contact lenses following medical advice) but still he found the way to make some commits to Bazaar. In Verkami I've been quite busy extending a calendar view I introduced a few weeks ago as part of the scheduler to include more business related events (start, ending, funding status, etc…) and implementing a few other small features. Stage support and research for a new, responsive design for our product filled up the rest of my time.
The link for this weekend is multimedia: Noam Chomsky on Where Artificial Intelligence Went Wrong, text and video. The reason I find Chomsky and this interview interesting is the same one that motivated the conversation between him and Yarden Katz:
The motivation for the interview was in part that Chomsky is rarely asked about scientific topics nowadays. Journalists are too occupied with getting his views on U.S. foreign policy, the Middle East, the Obama administration and other standard topics. Another reason was that Chomsky belongs to a rare and special breed of intellectuals, one that is quickly becoming extinct. Ever since Isaiah Berlin's famous essay, it has become a favorite pastime of academics to place various thinkers and scientists on the "Hedgehog-Fox" continuum: the Hedgehog, a meticulous and specialized worker, driven by incremental progress in a clearly defined field versus the Fox, a flashier, ideas-driven thinker who jumps from question to question, ignoring field boundaries and applying his or her skills where they seem applicable. Chomsky is special because he makes this distinction seem like a tired old cliche. Chomsky's depth doesn't come at the expense of versatility or breadth, yet for the most part, he devoted his entire scientific career to the study of defined topics in linguistics and cognitive science.
Enjoy the interview and have a superb weekend.
Week #391
This week Alberto has been working in Bazaar and in the last steps of the selling process of Qstion. Additionally he keeps talking with providers in the payment processing industry.
I've been working in the redesign of one the main features Verkami's authors have, image/video manamagent. The implementation of the new design has been quite straightforward but includes a migration that affects all the projects (current and past) in the platform and dozens of thousands of S3 files.
We take availability of our products and projects very seriously. Accordingly we've put extra effort (the reason for this weeknote being published late) to run a multi-step migration without a single second of service interruption. For good or for bad, that is the way we made software.
This week I'm giving you not one but 150 awesome links: The Electric Typewriter's 150 Essential Science & Tech Reads list. In the list you can find some of my favourite essays like Mother Earth Mother Board, The Worst Mistake in the History of the Human Race and Atoms Are the New Bits or just-discovered interesting articles like A Physicist Solves the City or In Defense of Distraction that I'm really looking forward to read.
Be happy, make love and enjoy the weekend in all the possible ways you can.

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Clerk of the Council - Mrs Anne Wilkes
Assistant Clerk/Responsible Finance Officer - Mr Philip Ley
Office Hours: 10.00 - 4.00 Monday to Friday
Brackla Community Council provide residents with green waste bags at a reduced cost of £1 per bag. This bag will be collected by the Borough on the same day as your black bag refuse. We also provide free dog waste bags.
Brackla is located in the County Borough of Bridgend.
It has a population of approximately 11,000, making it larger in comparison some towns in the area.
We have five primary schools: Brackla primary, Tremains Infants & Juniors, Archdeacon John Lewis Church in Wales School & Ysgol Bro Cwm Ogwr.
We also have a new school which opened in September 2011, Archbishop McGrath Roman Catholic High School, together with excellent sports facilities which are managed by Bridgend County Borough School.
COUNCIL MEETINGS take place the third Thursday of the month, 7.00 pm, The Boardroom, Oak Tree Surgery. Members of the public and the press are welcome to attend to observe proceedings. Brackla Community Council give the public an opportunity at the beginning of the meeting to address The Chairman regarding any community issues or items on the agenda. Please let the Clerk know on arrival if you wish to address council.


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Fiberart International
Fiberart International 2010
May 1–July 3, 2011 in the Grand Gallery
Exhibition Opening Party April 30
Every three years, fiber artists from around the world submit their best recent work to Fiberart International, a juried exhibition organized by the Fiberarts Guild of Pittsburgh. In 2011, MAG will be one of only three tour stops for the prestigious show, which brings together work rooted in ancient techniques and materials, non-traditional textiles made possible by technological advances, and art made from such unexpected materials as cable ties and X-ray film.
The 81 featured artists are a truly international group, representing 14 countries on five continents. Included is one artist with local ties, Jeanne Raffer Beck of Canandaigua.
This exhibition was organized by the Fiberarts Guild of Pittsburgh. In Rochester, it is underwritten by the Estate of Irving Germanow, the Gallery Council of the Memorial Art Gallery and HSBC Bank USA, N.A. Additional support is provided by Nancy G. Curme, Deanne Molinari, Mann's Jewelers and Frontier Communications.
Listen to Marlene Hamann-Whitmore with Brenda Tremblay on WXXI 91.5 FM's Morning Drive.
Pictured: Magnificent Obsession (2008) by Emily Dvorin. Straws and cable ties. Super Suckler (2008) by Stephanie Metz. Needle-felted wool. St. Louis—Wish You Were Hair (2008) by Pam RuBert. Cotton fabric, rayon and poly thread.
View images from the exhibition
Programs and events
- Saturday, April 30, 8 to 11 pm: Exhibition Opening Party
- Sunday, May 1, 3 pm: Lecture by Alison Mercer, one of the artists in the exhibition
- Saturdays, May 7–June 11: Creative Workshop fiber studio for kids
- Thursday, May 12, 10 am to 7 pm: Fanciful Fibers Fiber Faire featuring 30 area artists
- Thursday, May 12 at 11 am: lecture by curator of education Marlene Hamann-Whitmore on "Ancient Techniques + Unexpected Materials"
- Thursday, May 12 at 5 pm: Fanciful Fibers cocktail party honoring this evening's speaker, artist Jeanne Raffer Beck (reservations required)
- Thursday, May 12 at 7 pm: lecture by Jeanne Raffer Beck, one of the artists in the exhibition
- Friday, May 13, 9:30 am to 4:30 pm: Fanciful Fibers workshops (offered in conjunction with the Creative Workshop)
- Sunday, June 26, noon to 5 pm: Fiberart Family Day (see flyer and schedule)
Exhibition Tours
- Guided Exhibition Tours: Sunday, May 1, 1, 2 & 3 pm; Fridays, May 6–July 1, 2 pm; Sundays, May 8–June 26, 1 pm (no tour July 3). Included in Gallery admission.
- Cell Phone Tours: Call 585.627.4132 to hear Fiberart International artists speak on their work. Tour underwritten by the John Steuart Curry Foundation. Free, but regular cellphone charges apply. Read the transcript
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And I'm ready!!!
Of course, if it's anything like last weekend, it will go by wayyyy too fast.Still, I can hope, can't I?
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The incredible life of my sister, Lucky and me, Roxy Dragon Pebbles, otherwise known as The Devil Dog. I have no idea what I did to deserve that name! Honest! Just because I'm a black dog doesn't mean I'm naughty dog.
Indeed you can! What have you got planned?
Hope springs eternal & keeps the spring in your step!
Meredith & Scarlet
Fridays are good
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I know what you mean, Roxy! They never last long enough. Looking good in today's picture. Hope you have fun.
PS. I finally put your school badge on Payton's blog (left sidebar)!
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54th Annual Short Course on Medical and Experimental Mammalian Genetics
Jul 21, 2013 - Aug 2, 2013 The Jackson Laboratory, Bar Harbor ME
This two-week course includes daily lectures in the mornings and evenings supplemented by afternoon mini-symposia, workshops, tutorials, poster session, and demonstrations. There is special emphasis on student-faculty interaction. The faculty is diverse in terms of disciplines and the students in terms of stage of career and fields of concentration. This diversity makes for an exciting experience for all. Although the course schedule is quite full, there is time set aside to enjoy the natural beauties of Mt. Desert Island.
The content of the annual Short Course focuses on (1) an up-to-date presentation of genetics in experimental animals and humans, (2) the relationship of heredity to disease in experimental animals and humans, and (3) the importance of molecular genetics in the diagnosis and treatment of inherited disorders. The development and uses of modern techniques in bioinformatics, mathematical genetics, genome manipulation, mutagenesis and phenotyping are taught in lectures and in afternoon workshop sessions. The Short Course includes a focus on understanding the molecular basis of genetic disease, animal models of disease, treatement and therapy.
Poster Session
There will be a poster session at which presentations by attendees are strongly encouraged. If you are interested in presenting a poster, please prepare a one page abstract to be compiled with others in booklet form for the course. Abstracts must fit on one side of an 8 1/2 x 11" page with 1" margins. It should have a title and author line. The attending author's name must be underlined. Abstracts of your poster presentation should be submitted in a pdf file or Word document as an E-mail attachment. Abstract sbmission deadline is June 1, 2013.
This activity has been planned and implemented in accordance with the Essential Areas and policies of the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education through the joint sponsorship of Colby College and The Jackson Laboratory. Colby College is accredited by the ACCME to provide continuing medical education for physicians.
Jul 21, 2013 - Aug 2, 2013 The Jackson Laboratory, Bar Harbor ME
Aravinda Chakravarti, Ph.D., Johns Hopkins University School of MedicineEdison Liu, M.D., The Jackson Laboratory
Jurgen Naggert, Ph.D., The Jackson Laboratory
David Valle, M.D., Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
Jul 21, 2013 - Aug 2, 2013 The Jackson Laboratory, Bar Harbor ME
2013 Speakers include:
Goncalo Abecasis, Ph.D., The University of Michigan
Arkhat Abzhanov, Ph.D., Harvard University
Stylianos E. Antonarakis, M.D., Ph.D., University of Geneva Medical School
Dimitri Avramopoulos, M.D., Ph.D., The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
Hans Bjornsson, Ph.D., Johns Hopkins University
David Botstein, Ph.D., Princeton University *Senior Lecturer
Lawrence C. Brody, Ph.D., National Human Genome Research Institute
Aravinda Chakravarti, Ph.D., Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
Deanna Church, Ph.D., NCBI
Gary Churchill, Ph.D., The Jackson Laboratory
Deanna Church, Ph.D., National Center for Biotechnology Information
Greg Cox, Ph.D., The Jackson Laboratory
Garry R. Cutting, M.D., Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
Harry C. Dietz, M.D., The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
Leah Rae Donahue, Ph.D., The Jackson Laboratory
Evan Eichler, Ph.D., University of Washington
Andrew Feinberg, M.D., Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
David FitzPatrick, M.D., FRCD(Edin), Medical Research Council Human Genetics Unit
Clair A. Francomano, M.D., Harvey Institute for Human Genetics
Steve Gygi, Ph.D., Harvard Medical School
Ada Hamosh, M.D., M.P.H., Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
Katherine A. High, M.D., Howard Hughes Medical Institute
Steven M. Holland, MD, National Institutes of Health
Laird G. Jackson, M.D., Drexel University College of Medicine
Isaack Kahone, PH.D., M.D., Harvard University
Jeanne Lawrence, Ph.D., University of Massachusetts Medical School
Edison Liu, M.D., The Jackson Laboratory
Elaine Mardis, Ph.D., The Genome Institute Washington University
Christa Lese Martin, Ph.D., Emory University
Andrew McCallion, Ph.D., Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
Joshua T. Mendell, M.D., Ph.D., UT Southwestern Medical Center
Kevin Mills, Ph.D., The Jackson Laboratory
Jurgen Naggert, Ph.D., The Jackson Laboratory
Robert Nussbaum, M.D., University of California, San Francisco
Stuart Orkin, M.D., Harvard Stem Cell Institute
Ken Paigen, Ph.D., The Jackson Laboratory
John A. Phillips, III, M.D., Vanderbilt University School of Medicine
Jennifer Puck, M.D., University of California, San Francisco
Olliver Rando, M.D., Ph.D., University of Massachusetts Medical School
Philip R. Reilly, M.D., J.D., Venture Partner at Third Rock Ventures
Derry Roopenian, Ph.D., The Jackson Laboratory
Edward Rubin, M.D., Ph.D., Joint Genome Institute, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
Gregg L. Semenza, M.D., Ph.D., The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
Dave Serreze, Ph.D., The Jackson Laboratory
Phillip Sharp, Ph.D., Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Sarah A. Tishkoff, Ph.D., University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine
David Valle, M.D., The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
Victor Veculescu, M.D., Ph.D., The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
Richard M. Weinshilboum, M.D., Mayo Clinic
Barbara Wold, Ph.D., Callifornia Institute of Technology
Jul 21, 2013 - Aug 2, 2013 The Jackson Laboratory, Bar Harbor ME
View the 2013 event schedule (.pdf). Please note that the schedule is subject to change. Updates will be made as they occur.
Jul 21, 2013 - Aug 2, 2013 The Jackson Laboratory, Bar Harbor ME
Registration Fees: $2500.00 Standard registration; $1000.00 Student Registration
To register for this event, please: Complete the online registration form (opens a new page to our secured third party registration site).
Registration fee includes course materials, breakfast and lunches on course days. Attendees are responsible for securing and payment of their own lodging. Shared lodging is available to course attendees at the College of the Atlantic. Please visit the Travel & Accomodations tab for more information.
A limited number of scholarships will be available for attendees - all scholarship applicants must submit an abstract for the poster session. Scholarship reciepents will be notified by May 15, 2013. (Please note the scholarship awards will be provided in the form of a registration fee waiver or reduction). Application for the scholarship is part of the course registration.
Placement is limited to 130 attendees. Registrations will be accepted until the course is full
Jul 21, 2013 - Aug 2, 2013 The Jackson Laboratory, Bar Harbor ME
Attendees will be responsible for their own travel and lodging arrangements for the duration of this event.
Shared lodging is available at the College of the Atlantic for a reduced rate of $830.00 total for the two weeks per person. This cost includes dinners on most evenings at the college cafateria. If you are interested in receiving more information on these rooms, please contact the event coordinator or select the College of the Atlantic option on your course registration form.
A block of rooms has also been reserved at the Bar Harbor Regency Hotel at a discounted rate of $189/night. To reserve a room at the Bar Harbor Regency Hotel, please contact the hotel directly at 800-234-6835 or 207-288-9723. You will be responsible for securing and paying for reservations at the Bar Harbor Regency directly. Please reference the JL Participant Room Block when making your reservation to receive the group rate.
For area information and additional lodging options: Bar Harbor Chamber of Commerce
Morning transportation will be provided by The Jackson Laboratory from both the Bar Harbor Regency and College of the Atlantic. All other transporation will be on your own. There is a free bus system available that runs throughout Bar Harbor - Island Explorer. The Jackson Laboratory is located between The Village Green and Sieur de Monts on the Sand Beach (Bus 3) Route; and both the Bar Harbor Regency Hotel and the College of the Atlantic are on the Eden Street (Bus 2) Route.
Getting around Bar Harbor: Island Explorer free bus system
Airports: Bar Harbor is served by two airports:
- Hancock County/Bar Harbor Airport (BHB)
- Bangor Airport (BGR) - Recommended
Bar Harbor is approximately 6 hours by car from the greater Boston area.
Area information:
There are services available for the disabled. If special arrangements are required for an individual with a disability to attend this program please contact Erin McDevitt at 207-288-6659.
Jul 21, 2013 - Aug 2, 2013 The Jackson Laboratory, Bar Harbor ME
Funding for this course has been generously provided by:
- The Howard Hughes Medical Institute
- The National Institute of Child Health and Development - Grant HD007306
- The March of Dimes Birth Defects Foundation
We would also like to thank our sponsors for their generous support:
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Medical Study Shows Effects of Bullying Lasts Into Adulthood
By: Bejoy Joseph
Updated: March 11, 2013
Research conducted by the Journal of JAMA Psychiatry says people who were bullied could most likely be affected by an anxiety disorder as they grow older.
The study also indicates bullies have a good chance of developing antisocial personality problems down the line. The study concluded bullies who were also victims themselves are more inclined to have panic disorders and suicidal thoughts when they become adults.
"Whether it's due to fear of being rejected, or due lack of self confidence poor self esteem with major depression, there isn't the motivation to participate in social activity or any activity," says Dr. Amy Fox, a psychologist at Meritus Health.
The study was conducted on more than 1,000 subjects who were assessed four to six times between the ages of 9 and 16..then again from ages 19 to 26.


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The process of glass-blowing is fascinating to watch. At The Hot Shop in Orange Beach, you and your kids can witness local artists creating unique works of art, from bowls and cups to paperweights, ornaments and small sculptures.
Some of the region's most talented artists can be found at the Coastal Arts Center in Orange Beach, Alabama. Some of this exceptional talent can be found at work in The Hot Shop, where they have free reign to experiment with new designs as visitors walk through the studio. This public-access glass-blowing facility is the only one in the state, and from Tuesday through Saturday, visitors can participate in an open class. You and your older children can enroll in classes or private lessons taught by a master glassblower, and everyone can stop by to watch the pros create truly gorgeous pieces.
Adam Burges is the newest artist-in-residence at The Hot Shop. He recently spoke with the Press-Register about why he's so passionate about the art form.
"I couldn't be happier right now, working with an amazing group of people - they're doing something special," said Burges. "Most of the time people don't let you play with their toys, but here we invite the public in to try."
If you go to The Hot Shop to watch Burges make glass sculptures, there's no way to predict what he could be working on at any given moment. One day, he might be making an abstract sculpture with brilliant colors, and the next, a symmetrical vase that you can purchase and take home as a unique souvenir.
While you shouldn't expect to create something of the same caliber as the artists who have been working at The Hot Shop since it opened in 2009, you can still create gorgeous works of art within just a few hours when you sign up for a class. Your instructor will outfit you with all of the proper safety gear and have you shaping, blowing and sculpting in no time.
With the beautiful Gulf Coast waters as your inspiration, you can create a work of art that will always remind you of your vacation in this incredible locale.
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Get creative at the Orange Beach Art Center
Want to bring home a truly special souvenir or get in touch with your creative side and brush up your painting or drawing skills while staying at a Gulf Shores area vacation rental? Stop by the Orange Beach Art Center, where you can take classes or peruse and purchase local artwork showcasing Alabama's beautiful coastline.
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Your day trip to Bellingrath Gardens
No matter the season, the flowers at Bellingrath Gardens are always in bloom. Located just across the waters of Mobile Bay, a visit to this gorgeous park and home makes a perfect day trip from your Gulf Shores area vacation rental.
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Fall in love with the Great Gulfcoast Arts Festival
The weather along Alabama and Florida's Gulf Coast is always pleasant. If staying at a Perdido Key area beach house or condo rental the first full weekend of November, consider the Great Gulfcoast Arts Festival, where you can enjoy the beautiful sunshine while perusing crafts, visiting artists' tents and listening to live music.
Get your creative juices flowing at a Vino and Van Gogh Painting Party
Do you love spending your leisure time painting landscapes? While staying at a beach rental on the Gulf Coast of Alabama and Florida, you can keep your creative juices stimulated during a Vino and Van Gogh Painting Party. This is the perfect relaxing activity for you and your closest friends!
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There's more than just shopping in downtown Fairhope
A short drive from your vacation lodging along the Gulf Coast of Alabama is the charming town of Fairhope, where you can easily spend a full day shopping, dining and strolling through a lovely area just right for your retail therapy needs.
Explore the back bays of Orange Beach
The backwaters of Orange Beach offer a whole new world of activities and adventures for visitors staying in Orange Beach condos.
May 22, 2013 - Orange Beach | Things to Do
Spend quality time with the kids in Gulf Shores
Gulf Shores is the perfect place for a family vacation, whether you want to play on the beach or head out to enjoy the many kid-friendly attractions.
May 14, 2013 - Gulf Shores | Things to Do
Bring Dad to the beach this Father's Day
Fort Morgan has plenty of activities to make for a perfect Father's Day getaway, whether Dad prefers to fish, hike or relax on the beach.
May 13, 2013 - Fort Morgan | Things to Do
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Import Canon VIXIA HF R40/R42/R400 60p AVCHD to FCP 7
AVCHD Progressive is a very popular format for us, it is the upgrade of AVCHD(MTS/M2TS). It is not a standard format for many non-linear editors including Final Cut Pro 7. It menas that if you have shot some 60p AVCHD progressive recordings and try to import to FCP 7 with Log and Transfer, you will see nothing clip in L&T window. Because L&T plaugin doesn't support to transcode or directly import the 60p AVCHD to Final Cut Pro for editing. Then what is the best solution to importing Canon VIXIA HF R40/HF R42/HF R400 AVCHD progressive video to FCP 7?
As we all know FCP's native video format is Apple ProRes, if we reformat AVCHD to ProRes, we will can easily transfer it to FCP7 without any plugin. To convert Canon VIXIA HF R 60p AVCHD o ProRes, we have to use a top AVCHD Converter for Mac to do the conversion. Here I show you the Brorsoft AVCHD to ProRes Converter. It can help you transcode MTS/M2TS videos at 28Mbps, 24Mbps, 17Mbps, 5Mbps, ect on Mac OS X. Below is the easy guide on converting Canon VIXIA HF R40/HF R42/HF R400 .mts/.m2ts files.
Step 1: Launch the sofware to load your 1080 60p MTS to it for converting.
Step 2: Click the format bar, and move the mouse pointer to Final Cut Pro profile, you will see several Apple ProRes formats like Apple ProRes 422, Apple ProRes 422 HQ, which are the proper choices.
Step 3: You can click the "Settings" icon to freely set video resolution, frame rate, bitrate, etc freely. Since you got 1080 60p AVCHD file, you need to change the frame rate to 30fps.
Step 4: After the settings, please click Convert button to start transcoding MTS to ProRes .mov for Final Cut Pro 7 on Mac OS X.
Once the conversion finished, you can get the converted video via clicking the Open button. Afterwards, you can import 1080 60p AVCHD from Canon VIXIA HF R40/HF R42/HF R400 to FCP 7without any issue.
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NEWPORT NEWS, Va. (WAVY) - A Newport News mother told WAVY.com she was not contacted when her son was taken by a school bus to the wrong school.
Malorie's 6-year-old son was starting a before school program at Greenwood Elementary Monday morning. Malorie says her son somehow got on a school bus with other students bound for Lee Hall Elementary School, where he ate breakfast and then told a cafeteria worker he was in the wrong school.
Malorie says she was not contacted by school officials that day. Instead, an administrator from Lee Hall drove her son back to Greenwood.
"I was pretty upset," she said. "I'm not even sure they're allowed to take students home in private vehicles. I don't think so without the parent's permission."
Malorie got a call from a principal apologizing for not calling to tell her about this.
"I'm glad he told me," Malorie said. "[My son] thought he was on a little field trip."
Tammy Jordan, administrator of recreation programs with Newport News Parks and Recreation, released the following statement to WAVY.com:
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"It was an honest mistake but it needs to not happen. Definitely not cause its a scary world these days," Malorie said.
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NEW ORLEANS -- Deron Williams scored 20 of his game-high 33 points in the first half and nailed a decisive 3-pointer from the left wing as part of an 11-point offensive flurry in the final 1:24 left to power the Brooklyn Nets to a 101-97 victory over the New Orleans Hornets on Tuesday night at the New Orleans Arena.
The Nets (34-24) led by as many as 22 points in the first half based on their torrid 62 percent shooting, but New Orleans closed within 86-82 with 4:01 left on a drive by Greivis Vasquez, who subsquently missed a foul shot.
Williams' 3-pointer put the Nets up 93-84, added an 18-foot jumper on Brooklyn's next possession and then buried 6 of 6 from the free throw line to put the game away.
The Hornets (20-38) used an 18-7 run in the first 7:53 of the third quarter to close the deficit to 66-59, but C.J. Watson responded with a driving layup and wide-open 3-pointers from the left baseline to pad the Brooklyn lead to 71-59.
During the run, Hornets rookie forward Anthony Davis got his arm tangled under the basket, and he left the game with an injury to his left shoulder. Davis stayed on the bench with an ice wrap and did not return.
Playing without guard Joe Johnson for the third consecutive game, the Nets led 76-65 following Keith Bogans' 3-pointer to open the fourth quarter, but New Orleans, using a three-guard lineup, went on a 15-8 spurt to draw within 84-80 with 5:18 left.
Williams was playing with sore ankles and a sore wrist, but he didn't seem fazed in the least by exploding for 20 first-half points as the Nets, who led by as many as 22 points, raced to a 57-41 lead at the break.
Williams made 7 of 11 from the floor, including 3 of 4 from 3-point range. He gave Hornets point guard Greivis Vasquez fits, driving at will and then spotting up for open jumpers. Williams did most of his damage in the first quarter, scoring 14 points and dishing out three assists.
The Nets, who scored only 72 points in a loss to Memphis on Sunday, shot 62 percent from the floor in the first half (23 of 37) and had 17 assists. The Hornets, meanwhile, shot just 39.5 percent from the floor.
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Currently, Pacificans Care provides annual grants for support to Child Care and Senior Services in the City of Pacifica; The Pacifica Resource Center, A Project of the Tides Center; and the Pacifica Youth Services Bureau, an affiliate of the YMCA.
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Ideally located on the South Coast of Barbados. 5 min from Bridgetown. The Garrison Savannah Race Track is opposite the hotel. Transfer time from the airport 20 min.
3 restaurants; the main restaurant, Rachel's has a twist on Caribbean/International fayre, open for buffet breakfast daily, and gourmet à la carte dinner 5 nights a week and buffet dining twice weekly. The Beach restaurant and bar is open 7 days a week for lunch and 5 nights a week for dinner serving a wide range of barbecue, pastas, grilled fish and burgers for lunch and in the evening a themed dinner including Mexican, Indian, Chinese as well as Caribbean cuisine. There is also an Asian fusion* restaurant called Chopstix open 5 nights a week for dinner (16 years and over only, a supplement of $25 BDS per person will apply). 4 bars including a late night bar that opens from 11.00pm – 1.00am. A coffee station is available in the main restaurant. Afternoon tea will be served daily.
Live entertainment 5 nights per week, including themed nights and floor shows. Brunch on a Sunday ($25 BDS per person supplement).
2 Swimming pools 1 that meanders, beach volleyball and non-motorised water sports available. Excellent family entertainment centre featuring a supervised Pirates Cove Kids' Club (3- 8 years) and Finn's Lodge (9-16 years) featuring the latest in interactive social gaming technology. The general family room has a pool table, table football, darts and table tennis.
Gift shop*, departure day shower facilities, complimentary shuttle to St Lawrence Gap twice weekly, leaving the hotel at 7pm and returning at 11pm. New Virgin Holidays Concierge lounge on site.
94 rooms and suites on up to 4 floors in 5 buildings with 2 lifts and a plantation house. All with air-conditioning, satellite TV, telephone, in-room safe, alarm clock, radio, fridge, tea/coffee maker, hairdryer, bath and shower. The Plantation House Rooms are situated in the historic Savannah building. Warmly furnished with traditional Barbadian furniture adding to the historical Plantation theme with 1 king-size bed, sleeping max 2 adults and 1 child, child to be accommodated on a rollaway bed.
Deluxe Courtyard View Rooms offer a glimpsewith views of the Caribbean sea, gardens and pool. These rooms have luxurious bathrooms, outside balcony/patio and 1 king-size bed or 2 double beds, sleeping max 3 adults or 2 adults and 2 child.
Deluxe Pool View Rooms are as per the Deluxe Courtyard Room and have views of the pool, 2 double beds, sleeping max 4 adults or 2 adults and 2 children.
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Deluxe Beachfront Rooms are as per the Deluxe Courtyard Room and directly in front of the beach, with 1 king-size bed, sleeping max 2 adults and 1 child.
Pool View Suites are very spacious with a large balcony, a separate sitting room which has its own vanity area, mini-bar area and a sofa bed, a separate bedroom with 1 king-size 4-poster bed. Sleeps max 3 adults or 2 adults and 2 children.
Oceanview Suites are as per the Pool View Suites but are directly in front of the beach, sleeping max 3 adults or 2 adults and 2 children.
Family Suite - the Savannah Beach has 1 Family Suite consisting of 2 interconnecting rooms with pool views, the 1st room has 1 king-size bed and has been designed to give all necessary luxuries to parents, the 2nd room is a kids paradise, decorated in a modern children's theme, has 2 bunk beds, and a single sofa bed. In the room there is a toy box for the youngest children, a games console for the older children, their own flatscreen TV, DVD player with their own DVD library and their own soda bar. Both rooms have balconies. Sleeps max 2 adults and 3 children.
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St. Paul, Minn. — Minneapolis author Kate DiCamillo sat down for an interview recently, and came to the studio with a few books in hand.
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She also brought "The Sharpshooter Blues" by Lewis Nordan, and she read from a short story by Stephanie Vaughn called "Dog Heaven."
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I just saw this chart posted on my stream. It shows the cost of a regular can of Cambell's soup. As you see, it's only become more expensive as the years have moved on. Typical for most foodstuffs & goods.
(H/T @Teycir on Stocktwits)
Now, while that looks crazy (!), it doesn't really show if its gotten expensive or not. How you ask? Well, just because it costs $0.87 today doesn't mean it's more expensive than the $0.10 in 1950. So what I did is I took the average wage for every year that was listed(*), and calculated what % of the average hourly wage the can cost. So basically, soup can cost/average wage.
[*Using other sources, I had to estimate for 1950, which was about $1.50, and 1960, which was about $2.45]
So here is what I got. Basically, in 1950, the can of soup cost more than it did now despite the major price increase! However, the can of soup does cost more today than in 2007-2011. I'd expect this to level off in the next decade (Timestamp?).
[This obviously does not take into account quality, size, or any other factor....if someone can find me that data, I'd be more than happy to revise/update this post]
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Highlights - S4C Wales Ladies Championship of Europe 2010
Lee-Anne Pace retained her overnight lead to win the S4C Wales Ladies Championship of Europe by three shots at Conwy Golf Club. The 29-year-old from Mossel Bay in South Africa had been two strokes clear at the start of the day, but a double bogey at the opening hole meant that she had to fight for the title.
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