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Victor R. Bolon
A memorial service for Sequim resident Victor R. Bolon will be at 2 p.m. Saturday, March 20, at Sequim Community Church, 950 N. Fifth Ave., Sequim. A reception will follow.
Mr. Bolon died March 7, 2010, at the age of 80 of lung cancer.
He was born Nov. 26, 1929, in Clarkston to Fred and Agnes Westling Bolon. He married Nancy Lou Price on July 28, 1956, in Seattle, and served in the United States Marines and Navy.
He earned undergraduate degrees in biology and education, a Master of Arts degree in education and a doctorate in educational psychology from Northern Colorado University.
He taught psychology at Pacific Lutheran University in Tacoma and was director of student affairs at Olympic College in Bremerton from 1962-1989.
Mr. Bolon was a past national director of the Oregon California Trail Association. He researched, mapped and marked the Oregon Trail throughout Oregon.
He raised black Angus cattle in the Silverdale area before moving to the Olympic Peninsula in 1995.
He was the first president of the homeowners association of Clasen Cove, a cooperative, nonprofit community in Sequim. His contribution to Clasen Cove included filing a first right of refusal with the state in case the park ever was sold and writing the original bylaws with the help of board members.
He enjoyed singing, gardening, traveling and reading.
He was a member of Sequim Community Church and a former member of Straitmen Men's Chorus.
He is survived by his wife, Nancy Bolon of Sequim; son and daughter-in-law Scott and Janice Bolon of Bremerton; daughters and son-in-law Amy Jo Bolon of Lakewood and Bonita and Robert Barrows of Belfair; sisters Maxine Schwison of Ritzville; Barbara German of Kennewick, and Beverly and Gene Reeve of Connell; and five grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by his sister Marcella Woody.
Memorial contributions may be sent to Best Friends Animal Society, 5001 Angel Canyon Road, Kanab, Utah, 84741-9905 or National Multiple Sclerosis Society, P.O. Box 4527, New York, N.Y.
Doris A. Bristol
No service was reported for Sequim resident Doris A. Bristol, who died March 5, 2010, at the age of 96.
She was born March 15, 1913, in Flint, Mich., to Lahman Stanton and Lilas Laura Seddon Bahr.
After she graduated from Flint Central High School, she moved to New York to attend American Academy of Dramatic Arts.
She married Robert "Bob" Bristol in 1937 in Flint, Mich.
Mrs. Bristol raised three children in Flint and completed a master's degree in education at Central Michigan University. She taught high school English at Frankfort High School in Frankfort, Mich.
She retired to Mesa, Ariz., where she lived for 10 years. She continued to tutor high school students into her 80s.
She lived in Sequim the past three years.
She is survived by her daughters Sandra Axline of
Sequim; Barbara Spriggs of Eagle River, Alaska; son Robert Bristol of Grand Rapids, Mich.; five grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Robert Bristol, and a granddaughter.
Sequim Valley Chapel was in charge of arrangements.
Herbert Sidney Johnson
No services were reported for Sequim resident Herbert Sidney Johnson, who died March 10, 2010, at the age of 68.
He was born Aug. 2, 1941, in Charleston, S.C.
Sequim Valley Chapel was in charge of arrangements.
Terrence "Tony" Chandler Humphrey,
age 70, made the transition from earth to the arms of his Lord and Savior Jesus Christ on Sunday March 7th, 2010 while at home in Sequim with his wife at his side after a valiant battle with cancer.
Tony grew up in Northridge, Ohio, the eldest son of Chandler Humphrey and Kathleen Welch Humphrey and was preceded in death by his parents, younger brother, Jim and younger sister Karen. Tony is survived by his wife Beverly of 45 years; his only daughter, Terri Festa, son-in-law Robert Festa, two grandchildren, Stephano and Michael; and sister Donna Gapa of Ohio.
In 1957 Tony began his career in the United States Navy as an enlisted Air Controlman 3rd Class. Excelling in his work, he steadily progressed over the next 30 years to his eventual retirement in 1987 as Master Chief, senior enlisted air traffic control advisor on Staff of Chief of Naval Operations, Washington, DC. Tony deployed numerous times on the USS Oriskany and the USS Kitty Hawk during which he did several tours on Yankee Station off the Vietnam Coast.
After retiring from the military, Tony went on to other successful endeavors including consulting to various Department of Defense contractors as a Subject Matter Expert; Church Administrator at Calvary Chapel El Cajon; and Police Services Officer in the Communications and Traffic Divisions of the El Cajon Police Department in California.
In recent years however, one of Tony's greatest joys became serving as a First Responder with the Samaritan's Purse Disaster Response Team. He deployed numerous times serving those in need, with compassion, in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina and other domestic disasters.
His success at everything he put his hand to can be directly attributed to his God-given integrity, work ethic, legendary attention to detail and the discipline and patriotism he learned in the Navy, as friends and family will attest. Tony is already and will continue to be sorely missed.
Memorial Services will be held at Calvary Chapel Sequim, 27 March 2010 at 2:00 PM. (www.calvarychapelsequim.com).
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Old Testament Miniatures with Latin, Persian, and Judeo-Persian inscriptions France, Paris, 1240sScholars believe that the Picture Bible was commissioned by Louis IX of France, the Capetian monarch who built the Sainte-Chapelle in Paris to house the crown of thorns before leaving for the first of his two crusades in 1248. The Bible later passed to the cardinal of Cracow, who then offered it as a diplomatic gift to the great Persian Muslim shah 'Abbas in the early seventeenth century. The manuscript eventually fell into the hands of Jewish owners, probably during the eighteenth century. These various owners left Latin, Persian, and Judeo-Persian inscriptions around the images. With these inscriptions, the keepers of the manuscript used their languages to assert their ownership of the book, appropriating its narrative contents and assimilating it into their own cultures. The Latin captions are the earliest. They can be labeled as "early fourteenth-century," and were possibly made by a scribe trained in Bologna. The Persian captions come next. They were added in 1608 or shortly after, when the manuscript was presented to Shah Abbas in Isfahan. The Judeo-Persians are last, and according to the translator, they were probably made in 1722 or shortly after, as that year Isfahan was sacked by the Afghans. She supposes that at that time the book was looted by an Afghan soldier and was possibly exchanged with an Iranian Jew. The Picture Bible is illustrated with saturated colors and exquisite detail. In order to make its lessons relevant to readers, the creators of this Bible set Old Testament stories in contemporaneous environments. For example, depictions of architecture evoke the castles and houses of thirteenth-century French towns and battle scenes are illustrated with thirteenth-century armor, weapons, and battle insignia.
MS M.638 (fol. 4r)Divine Judgment The Lord detests the wickedness of Sodom and Gomorrah; the cities are toppled by a rain of brimstone and fire from heaven. Lot and his family are spared this fate, but Lot's wife, against the angels' command, turns for a final glimpse of her old home and is transformed into a pillar of salt. (Genesis 19:15–26) A Father's Blessing Before Isaac dies, he will bestow a blessing upon his elder son, Esau, making him master of his brothers. But Isaac's wife, Rebekah, would rather this favor fall to her younger son, Jacob. So, she dresses Jacob in Esau's clothes and sends him before his father with an offering. Isaac, whose eyesight is failing, is fooled and bestows the blessing on Jacob. (Genesis 27:15–25) Isaac's Despair Returning from his hunt, Esau presents his kill to the blind Isaac. Isaac laments, realizing that he has been duped by Jacob and that Esau must ever serve his younger brother. (Genesis 27:30–35) A Marvelous Vision On the way to Haran, Jacob falls asleep outdoors and has an amazing vision. A ladder ascends endlessly into a vault of sky. Angels ascend and descend its rungs, and the Lord Himself peers down from its heights to bestow a blessing upon Jacob and his children. Waking, Jacob builds an altar and pours an offering of oil, swearing to honor the Lord always. (Genesis 28:11–18) Image courtesy of Faksimile Verlag Luzern, www.faksimile.ch. Content consultant: Richard Leson
Folio 4r (Latin)Upper left: How Sodom and Gomorrah were overturned by fire sent from heaven. Lot alone escaped safely with his two daughters and his wife who, nevertheless, had looked backward against the angelic prohibition and thereupon became a pillar of salt. (Genesis 19: 12–26)Upper right: How when Isaac who was already old and close to death and his eyes had dimmed had ordered his firstborn, Esau, who was to receive his father's blessing, to go hunting and make him savory meat of his game, Rebecca, Isaac's wife, cooked savory meat of kid's flesh, and, in the absence of Esau, having carefully instructed him, sent Jacob, her younger son whom she loved more, to obtain her father's blessing; beforehand. (Genesis 27:1–29)Lower left: How Esau, having made savory meat of his game, came up [to?] his father who was ignorant of the deed and greatly astonished he poured forth [his grief], demanding in tears to be blessed. (Genesis 27: 30–34)Lower right: How Jacob, fearing his brother's anger and threats, saw in his dream, while retiring from his homeland, a vision of a mighty ladder from earth to heaven and of angels ascending and descending as the Lord was standing above the ladder. Thus when he had woke up he made an offering in that place. (Genesis 27: 41 – 28:22)Translation by Eran Lupu
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A committee of Assembly Members has said that the Welsh Government should have the power to control the regulation of buses and more of a say in our rail networks in order to provide an easy and seamless public transport system.
The Enterprise and Business Committee was told that there is a 'silent problem' of transport poverty across Wales with a quarter of all households without a car. 1.5 million people are isolated and unable to access key services because of inadequate transport, particularly in rural areas.
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- DEATH DATE: January 27, 2006
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Born in Wuppertal-Barmen, West Germany, on January 16, 1931, Johannes Rau worked as a bookseller's apprentice and publishing company manager before becoming a full-time politician.
First elected to the North Rhine–Westphalia state parliament in 1957 (serving until 1999), he also served as mayor of Wuppertal (1969–70) and became a member of the Social Democratic Party Executive (1968–99). Minister for science and research in the state government (1970–8), and then minister president (1978–98), he was chair of the party state organization from 1977 to 1999. Rau was elected president of Germany in 1999, and served in that position until 2004.
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Fine Dining in Portland Maine
I am looking for some help. I am in charge of finding a couple of really nice restaurants in Portland Maine for a group of 10 guys (For a low key bachelor party). It'll be the middle of June and we're all into great food.
I am aware of Fore Street, Back Bay Grill and Vignola all being great choices. Looking for some help as to where we should definitely go. Any other suggestions are welcome besides the ones I just listed.
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The crowd that I ended up going with decided that they wanted to drink at bars rather than going out for some fine dining. So we canceled our reservations to Cinque Terre. I however made sure I took some time to eat well.
Had a nice Morning roll at Standard Baking Company for Breakfast. That place is bustling in the morning hours!. The bread selections looked great too.
Saturday for lunch I hit Duckfat with a couple guys. I had the LONG ISLAND DUCK CONFIT panini with Blueberry Cumberland Chutney & Boursin. The sandwich literally Transcended me to a place of foodie bliss after the first bite. The Duckfat Fries with Truffled Ketchup were also great. I love this concept of this place and I wish they had one here in the Boston area!
Ate dinner Saturday night at Gilbert's Chowder house. Had a wonderful Fried Clam appetizer, Clam Chowder and a Fried Haddock Sandwich (Breading was good, but a little too heavy). All of the food was very fresh and deliscious.
Enjoyed some of the best coffee all weekend long at Coffee By Design. Easily my favorite coffee shop in Portland. I cannot express how good their coffee is. I bought a lb of their Midnight Jazz blend that I am enjoying right now.Thanks to all that wrote to me on this thread. Portland is a great city for people who love to eat.
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Relax and enjoy! You can't go wrong. For a point of reference, halibut and veal chop were excellent a few weeks ago. Fiddleheads as an appetizer great as well, but might be past the season. Hopefully someone in your group knows Italian wines, because I get the sense the list has some real prizes on it, but I'm unfortunately no expert.
If you want true "fine dining" I'd suggest Hugo's. The food is upscale and truly unbelievable. smallish portions but you won't leave hungry. nice wine selection as well. oh and you can get a chef's tasting menu made just for your group. that's the way to go if you don't mind throwing down a little cash.
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I'm also having a hard time picturing 10 bachelor party guys jamming into Hugos all at once, at least for dinner. It might be a fun place to go prior to dinner for a drink and to sample something off the bar menu, but it would still be a little crowded.
In addition to Sapporo, Fore St., Vignola, 555, I would add:
Cinque Terre (went there with a pre-wedding party of 12 last year and they easily accommodated us)
Caiola's has great food and also a private dining room (through the kitchen) that I think can seat a party of 10 - might be fun for a foodie crowd?
I think some of the suggestions above are getting afield from your request for "fine dining".
I think Back Bay Grill is an excellent choice. Low-key, refined atmosphere. Can probably provide a corner area for your table for a bit of privacy. Excellent food. Walking distance to after-dinner spots.
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The Old Port Sea Grill would be a great place for such a gathering - a great variety of seafood and nonseafood dishes, with a wood grill that rivals Fore Street but without the hautiness (or price). It also has the advantage of being on Commercial Street within parking/walking distance of the Old Port bar scene - its close, without putting you in the midst of drunken young people dancing to the thump of a frantic disco beat.
Hi there...I see no one has replied to you so I thought I'd offer a few suggestions. You might want to try a restaurant on Commercial St. called Portland's, it serves steaks and seafood and supposedly has a nice bar. It's good size and might be able to accomodate your party. Many restaurants in Portland are fairly small.....if you like sushi there is a nice place on Commercial Street called Sapporo's, they have a nice outdoor deck as well. There are some nice pubs around too, 3 Dollar Deweys ( across from Sapporo ), Brian Boru, Gritty's, etc. They all have pretty good pub food.
Enjoy your visit.-
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My suggestion would be the following places for excellent food, nice atmosphere, and hopefully they can accomodiate your party of 10:
Davids in Monument Square
Back Bay Grill
Dimillo's--the floating boat which is very good and big selections
The Village Cafe--I love their veal and huge selections with excellent food
Good Luck and let us know what you decided.-
re: irwin
Just wanted to mention I went to the Village Cafe last summer with around 20 people. Unlike the year before, when we went there and most of our party had an enjoyable dining experience, it was very disappointing for some people. The food and the service was hit or miss. To Irwin's credit, I don't believe anyone had the veal. Anyway, we decided not to return this summer.
Unfortunately, like CootieC said, most restaurants in Portland are fairly small. Although, I was there last weekend and noticed a good size group of young guys going into the Old Port Sea Grill at dinner time. It looked like it could have been a bachelor party, so Keefer might be onto something.
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i was so excited to buy this mascara, but when I got home and used it, I was so disappointed. It is really clumpy and lasts for like 2 hours (sometimes not even that). i basically threw 8 pounds in the bin :( what a waste!
I like this DS mascara. After reading something about it I thought it worth a try - and I do that a lot in search of a really good mascara be it high end or low - and think it is as good a mascara as I have had in the past year. I like the brush (skinny but effective) and the consistency is good with no flaking or smearing in my experience. It is not the most volume creating mascara I have found but I usually use it in conjunction with my Cover Girl 24 hour Last Blast and the combo works well. Definitely as effective as either Tarte's "Lights Camera Lashes" or Benefit's "They're Real" as both of those higher end mascaras are good at lengthening but not so great with volume. Recommend this for the money!
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A terrible, terrible mascara. I never really like mascaras that rimmel make. But this is the one I really hate. Cost me $19.99 (I know, cosmetics in Australia are outrageous ). Straight to the bin!
do NOT buy this mascara. If you buy it, buy it in fear that it's defected with no wand stopper inside of it.
I purchased this on sale at Shoppers drug mart for $5.99 CAD. Unfortunately I threw out the reciept right after because I figured I wouldn't need it since I've tried the other version of this mascara. I didn't open it until the next morning (today), and the packaging of this mascara is the cheapest I've ever come across. And so I open the mascara and low and behold, a HUGE clump of the product comes out. The wand stopper that sits at the top of the tube was MISSING!!! this is a horrible defect. I'm extremely upset that I didn't keep my reciept. But that's not the main issue here. The issue is with RIMMEL selling defected mascaras. Never agian will I purchase a Rimmel mascara.
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I wouldn't say it makes your lashes grow at all. Picked this up cheap in a shop. I have to say I normally hate Rimmel products and whilst it's not a perfect mascara it is surprisingly good for a clumpless look. It keeps your lashes nice and separated also so you look near natural but with more length.
I wouldn't buy it again because I have better options but it's probably the only Rimmel piece I've ever liked.
This is my favorite mascara ever! I've tried other brands but always go back to this. it really did make my lashes grow, in fact I've been asked a few times if my eyelashes were real :) I really love it and its super cheap, which is a big plus. It also doesn't dry up in the tube like some other mascaras I've had. Great product!
I used this exclusively for months and repurchased it once in that time. I have to say, the "will grow your lashes" claim did not seem real to me, my lashes looked no different. For that I will knock off a lippie, since that's the main claim this mascara makes.
HOWEVER, I do like the mascara itself! I've moved on to something that is more dramatic, but I will still reach for this. Sometimes I will even use this first, to give me length and separation, then use a more volumizing mascara over it. It gives more length, but not really much volume. Very black, separates well, I never have clumping or dryness/flakiness, and it just feels very smooth. It is one of the "smoothest" feeling mascara I have ever used - it glides on so easily, like it's very wet, but it doesn't run or transfer like really wet mascaras do.
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Horrible! This mascara was a waste of money for me. I have long but straight lashes. Even if I have curled them beforehand, this mascara makes them droopy and faced towards the floor. It gives no volume as well as length ... The only thing it did is painting my lashes black. That's it! I don't know if it really grows your lashes longer after a month, but for me, once try is too much for me to give it another go. Wouldn't recommend it!
I like this mascara. I have short, thin lashes. While I'm not sure if it grows my lashes as it promises, it definitely feels like it conditions them. It's a buildable and separating. If you want super thick/dramatic lashes or a super volumizing mascara, I don't think this will be for you. It's a good daytime mascara. It separates my lashes quite well, and it's not thick or goopy or anything. It kinda loses its intensity after a couple of hours (I don't have the waterproof one). I like this mascara, though! Still on the hunt for HG.


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Shirley Williams has been a professional painter for more than 15 years. She currently works in a large warehouse studio in Windsor, Canada Her paintings have been shown in numerous solo and group exhibitions across Canada, Michigan, Texas, Florida and New York. In addition to numerous Public, Corporate and Private Collections, major international projects include site-specific commissions for a private jet lounge, and an award-winning 127-foot yacht in the Virgin Islands. She considers herself a process-oriented painter with a focus on the intrinsic energies of color and organic form; Shirley paints on the floor and on tables, falling into the energies of the earth, tuning in to the natural forces surrounding our planet. Working in multiple layers of acrylic paint over time, color is poured, dripped, spread, and scraped in thin veils to achieve visual depth and tactile surface. Learn more about Shirley.
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The Forces of Nature series are inspired by the intricate network of connections we all share on this planet at conscious and unconscious levels. They refer to the unseen natural networks of biology such as cellular structure and organisms that interconnect and affect us at every level of our lives. The intuitive connection and physical process of layering translucent paint color is endlessly exciting.


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Last Updated: 16:05 November 20, 2012
Niwot-based Community Food Share wants donors to participate in its "1 Resident, $1, $1 Million" challenge to raise money for a new building in Louisville. The idea is that if each resident in Boulder and Broomfield counties contributed just $1 to the capital fundraising campaign, the group would reach its goal to raise $1 million to help buy the building.
An anonymous benefactor has pledged an additional $2.5 million to Community Food Share at the end of the year if the food bank raises $1 million by then. The nonprofit has $375,000 left to raise.
The group's annual "Let's Bag Hunger" campaign also wraps up this week. Tom Reed, Community Food Share's food procurement manager, said the group hopes to collect as much food as last year – just under 102,000 pounds. That's well short of the group's goal to collect 120,000 pounds of food donations though. Wednesday is the last day to donate food.
To donate money, go to http://www.communityfoodshare.org/Donate.aspx
At the same time, the Community First Foundation in Arvada is gearing up for Colorado Gives Day on Tuesday, Dec. 4. Community First helps donors give money to local charities through its online website GivingFirst.org. FirstBank Holding Co., based in Lakewood, has committed $600,000 to the 2012 campaign. Locally, FirstBank has nine locations in the Boulder area.
Boulder Valley residents and companies gave close to $1 million to local charities for Colorado Gives Day last year. In total, the campaign raised $12 million for 900 charities across the state in 2011.
In Boulder County, 5,426 people made $942,145 in donations to 97 local charities, according to statistics from Community First. The amount represented a 156 percent increase in donations through Colorado Gives Day more than the 2010, according to statistics.
Broomfield County saw 297 donors give $41,509 to eight charities. The amount represented a 24 percent increase in giving from the year before.
In all, Boulder County donors made $1,087,325 in 6,415 donations to their favorite charities in the county and around the state. Broomfield County donors gave $91,308 in 650 donations to charities.
In 2011, the Colorado Gives "day" actually ran for 36 hours because of a computer glitch. High traffic from donors disrupted the group's website.
Donations ranged from $10 to $500,000, with almost half of all donations made were either $50 or $100, the foundation said. Processing fees were covered by Community First Foundation, FirstBank and 10 other foundations, meaning that 100 percent of the donations went directly to the participating nonprofit groups, the foundation said.
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To the north of Sydney is the Pacific Coastal route, which passes beautiful coastal scenery, laid back seaside communities like Byron Bay, and excellent surf, with nearly 249 miles (400km) of beaches to explore. Whale watching is popular in season and the region is also dotted with numerous national parks and nature reserves that offer activities from hiking to kayaking in the Myall Lakes. The Waterfall Way is one of the most scenic drives in the world that leaves the Pacific Coast Drive and winds up to the New England Tablelands with its colourful history and the vineyards of the famed Hunter Valley. To the south of Sydney is Australia's only alpine habitat in the Snowy Mountains where winter skiing is the main attraction. In summer the mountains become a playground for white water rafters, fishermen, kayakers and hikers.
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"A politician with a vision, spiritual leader without a mission, and a business man without compassion are no good!" said Sri Sri at the launch of the book titled Indomitable Spirit – a Biography on Mr. R. V. Deshpande by Dr. R. G. Hegde.
Praising Mr.Deshpande's foresight as a politician, Sri Sri said that centeredness for a spiritual leader, foresight to a politician, and fruits of profit to the business man are very important. "Business ventures which have a secular mindset, spiritual inclined politics, and concern about society are extremely important at present. Politics must be just and honest and service to the public should be its motto. Only then the youth which is looking upon politics and politicians as untouchables at present will change their views."
Other dignitaries who were present at the event were: K. V. Kamath, Chairman, ICICI Bank Limited; M. V. Rajashekharan, senior Congress leader; Mohandas Pai, Director, Infosys Technologies Limited.
All roads led to Bangalore for the thousands of national and international devotees who have gathered at the Art of Living Ashram to celebrate the 55 birthday of Art of Living Founder Sri Ravi Shankar. Devotees participated in the day-long celebration beginning with devotional chants and 'Devi Puja' led by Sri Sri.
During the day, Sri Sri inaugurated a health camp at Laxmipura and also presided over a saree distribution ceremony organized by the local zilla and gram panchayat members of Kagglipura and Agara. The Art of Living also launched a nation-wide plan to support the UN'S campaign for better road safety. Sri Sri was also congratulated by Mr.Chandrashekhar, President, Rajiv Gandhi Auto and Taxi Driver's Association. The celebrations ended with a satsang and meditation attended by thousands of people.
Sri Sri urged a gathering of thousands at the Siddhartha Stadium in Bhairahawa to envision Nepal as a center of world peace by resolving the country's existing crisis. He expressed hope that that country would be instrumental in spreading Buddha's message of peace and harmony across the globe.
The gathering, which consisted of people from Chitwan, Kaski and Dang; and from the Indian cities adjoining Bhairahawa, committed themselves to banning caste-based discrimination as well as animal sacrifice.
Earlier in the day, Sri Sri visited Lumbini, the birth place of Gautam Buddha.
At Sri Sri's calling, thousands pledged to condemn caste-based discrimination at a mahasatsang (gathering) in Tudikhel' Kathamndu. He, then, led the audience in a meditation for world peace.
Sri Sri announced plans to open 30 schools in different parts in Nepal to provide free education for the underprivileged children.
Urging media to play a positive role in re-building Nepal, Sri Sri, said: "Politics and spirituality should come together for a prosperous society. Spirituality should not be avoided at any cost…as it works well to lessen corruption and irregularities."
He also said that for the harmonious development of any country, its four pillars, namely, spirituality, economics, politics and people, should be strong.
Encouraging greater participation in community development, Sri Sri called upon the people of Kathmandu to preserve their temples and rivers.
Sri Sri spoke at the historic Mile Hi Church - a church known for offering a forum to world renowned "thought leaders". The evening began with the Eastern traditional lighting of the lamp of knowledge. Sri Sri and Dr. Roger Teel, Senior Minister of Mile Hi Church set an intention for the community to remove the darkness of ignorance and bring forth the light of love and peace. Sri Sri told the audience of 1,400 "We're all part of one universal spirit and we play many roles in our lives."
The audience sought Sri Sri's advice on a range of life topics from compassion, anger to fear. "Our whole being speaks through the eyes. Everyday, we say 'thank you' and 'I'm sorry' so many times, but we don't really mean it – like the flight attendant saying 'have a good day'. The words are superficial. Life is to be lived at the meaning level. Stay centered and connected. Balance the mind and heart, love and logic," he said.
Sri Sri spent the final days on his US tour at the Art of Living Center in Los Angeles, California - a US city known for being one of the first to embrace and popularize Eastern wisdom. Sri Sri said, "Meditation is putting a break on our galloping mind. This is the basis of all growth. This is what is called "yoga" – uniting with what you are." He led 2,500 people in meditation over a series of public events. His commentary on the ancient Indian scriptures, the Upanishads, was welcomed by a diverse audience.
Sri Sri conducted a day-long yoga-cum-meditation workshop for the people of New Jersey, sharing tips on how to lead a lifestyle conducive to stress-free living.
Sri Sri highlighted techniques to harmonize the mind, body and breath, to achieve inner peace and outer dynamism. Participants learnt how to use meditation as a tool to calm the mind and live in the moment.
Sri Sri had an hour-long meeting with Dr. Ban Ki-Moon, Secretary General of the United Nations about peace situation in the world. The Art of Living has been active in many conflict-affected countries across the world and is involved in peace efforts.
Mr Rainer Wieland, Vice President of the European Parliament called on Sri Sri Ravi Shankar at the Art of Living Center in Bad Antogast, Southern Germany. He was accompanied by Mr Nirj Deva , Member of European Parliament. The meeting lasted for over an hour and they discussed a wide range of global subjects.
Thousands of people gathered as Sri Sri led a meditation for world peace on the auspicious day of Maha Shivaratri.
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Sustainability-Blueprint 2011-2020
The 2010-2011 academic year at Western State Colorado University (WSCU) has been recognized as the Year of Sustainability. To build on this momentum and culminate its successful effort, the Environmental Studies (ENVS) capstone class, ENVS 400 initiated a campus-wide process to develop a working sustainability plan. Students in the class used the following processes to develop a plan: 1) an exhaustive search of sustainability plans from colleges and universities across the US to identify appropriate models for WSC, 2) dozens of meetings with student groups, faculty, administrators, and WSC standing committees to develop and refine ideas, 3) surveys of the student body to assess support for proposed action items, and 4) a series of open forums widely attended by campus and community members to develop both an understanding of current progress and a shared vision for the future. This document is the result of these planning efforts, reflecting ideas, desires, and a sense of purpose held deeply across the campus community. The plan is divided into six sections: campus landscape, education, energy, food, material flow, and transportation. Included herein are immediate actions recommended for 2011-2012 and longer term proposals to be considered for implementation between 2012-2020. The blueprint is intended to stand as a living document, to be passed from current to future students, faculty, administration, and community members. It is meant to evolve and adapt with the times while keeping all stakeholders in constant dialogue with opportunities to sustainability at Western.
Blueprint for Sustainability
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Immediate Actions:
- Expansion of native plants, xeriscaping, and food production gardens
- Residence Life sustainability education and power strip project
- Pilot micro-hydro system
- Real Food Challenge for campus dining services
- Green purchasing policy
- Recycling policy
- Bicycle rental program
- Tracking of fleet fuel consumption
Future Recommendations:
- Decreased amount of impermeable surfaces
- Enhanced sustainability education within the WSC curriculum
- Increased purchasing of renewable energies
- Increased on-site production of renewable energies
- Fully functioning campus greenhouse
- Phase-out use of bottled beverages
- Implementation of a parking permit/fee system
2020 Goals:
- 20% reduction of baseline 2006 CO2 emissions from electric and natural gas consumption by 2020
- Reduction of transportation fuel consumption and CO2 emissions to meet our climate commitment goals for the year 2020
- Increased local, sustainable, fair, and ethical real food choices to 20% by the year 2020
- 20% of campus landscape as native gardens, xeriscaping, or food-production gardens by 2020
- 20% reduction in waste stream by 2020
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So rare, in fact, the regional high school band concert Saturday at Penn State called for six bassoonists but only got three, said Paul Leskowicz, State College Area High School band director.
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State College fitness experts are once again challenging area residents to live healthier lifestyles and offering rewards for those who participate.
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The wife of former Penn State assistant football coach Jerry Sandusky says she "definitely" believes her husband is innocent despite being convicted of sexually abusing 10 boys and that the victims' financial gain was at play.
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Two injured in pair of pedestrian crashes at College and Atherton
It started around 8:18 p.m., when Seung Yi Lee was crossing North Atherton Street, police said.
Microdistillery thinks big: Big Spring Spirits to craft whiskeys,...
Some pipes have been installed for plumbing purposes, but construction still has a long way to go.
'Elmo Makes Music' at the Warner this weekend
The latter stands tallest in kids' eyes, if not reality. He's the center of attraction in "Elmo Makes Music," the Sesame Street Live production that rolls into the Warner Theatre for four shows from Friday through Sunday.
Best Line Equipment Holds Grand Opening in West Chester
Exhibitor booths staffed by representatives of manufacturers Best Line Equipment carries provided guests with plenty of equipment options to discuss.
Wife of child abuser Sandusky insists he's innocent
Dottie Sandusky, the wife of former Penn State assistant football coach and convicted child sex abuser Jerry Sandusky, insists that her husband "did not do the horrible crimes" that sent him to prison.
Helping Hands: Global group connects internationals, Americans
Global Connections is a private nonprofit human services agency that promotes intercultural exchange between international and local residents in ways that benefit both groups.
Proposal would let Pa. universities exit system
Some Pennsylvania state lawmakers want state-owned universities to be able to leave the 14-member State System of Higher Education and on Tuesday outlined the details of a proposal to allow it.
Work continues on Penn State natural gas pipeline
Students making their way around the eastern end of campus, hockey fans headed to the new Pegula Ice Arena and families out for a stroll at the Arboretum at Penn State have seen the signs of construction.
NBC plans to air interview with Dottie Sandusky
NBC's "Today" show is about to air an interview with Jerry Sandusky's wife that was recently recorded at her home in State College.
State College, Penn State Noon News & Features: Tuesday, March 11
On Wednesday, Jerry Sandusky's wife, Dottie, will be featured in an exclusive interview on NBC's Today Show, speaking with Matt Lauer.
3-point stance: Texas two-step
Co-offensive coordinators Major Applewhite and Darrell Wyatt, the two highest-paid assistants, remain on the market.
Sparks Street to close for pipe repair before roadwork
A State College Borough Public Works Crew makes repairs to a section of sanitary sewer line on South Sparks Street on Monday.
State College Police Seek Public's Help to ID Burglary Suspects
Investigators pulled the images from surveillance video at the Meridian apartment building in the 600 block of East College Avenue.
UMass latest to deal with rowdy St. Pat's parties
The chaos at the University of Massachusetts over the weekend during a pre-St. Patrick's Day celebration brought renewed attention to an old problem affecting colleges nationwide: how to deal with alcohol-fueled revelers during the March festivities.
S&T Ceo talks State College expansion
S&T Bancorp is using business lending to quietly ramp up geographic expansion. S&T opened an Akron, Ohio, office in 2012, will have a Columbus, Ohio, office up and running by the end of March, and now is deploying that Ohio strategy to move deeper into central Pennsylvania.


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> What about those of us with AWE64 GOLD boards? The board itself does
> quite well with most PCI based boards available today. As for upgrades,
> would a Vibra16 really count as an upgrade?
> If we're going to be forced to use newer boards, what about
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> PCI sound boards? Will pcm support those out of the box, or are we now
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> I'm all for progress, but I fail to see how going from my AWE64GOLD to
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Courtesy of Tricklock Performance PreviewTalking 'Bout a RevolutionTheater from Albuquerque to ArmeniaWinter is cold and dark and sleepy. It turns people into marshmallow-shaped hermits, wrapping and zipping themselves into enough layers to survive brief intervals of the outside world before retreating back into their slightly warmer caves. But for three weeks in January, Revolutions International Theatre Festival brings a load of light and warmth.
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ONONDAGA COUNTY, N.Y. -- A bridge replacement project on 481 over Kirkville Road is set to begin today. Beginning at 9 a.m., 481 North will close to all traffic at the Kirkville Road Exit 5E. Detours will be in place through Monday.
This project is really going to impact commuters in two different ways. First, it's going to impact drivers on 481 northbound making their way from areas like Syracuse and Dewitt. It will also impact drivers east and west on Kirkville Road which will be closed under the highway.
The closure begins at 9 this morning. 481 North will close to all traffic at the Kirkville Road Exit 5E. All traffic headed north will have to exit at Kirkville Road and take Freemont Road to Route 298 where you can then follow signs to get back on the highway.
In addition, Kirkville Road, under the highway will be closed in both directions between the 481 overpass and Fremont Road.
DOT officials want to remind drivers to use patience, follow the detour signs, and expect backups starting with the afternoon rush hour later today.
NYS DOT Region 3 spokesman Gene Cilento says, "just take it easy, this is just, a relatively short duration project. It's going to involve a couple of weekend days as well. Just be patient with us, let us do our job, and everything should be fine."
The ramp from 481 South to westbound Kirkville Road and the eastbound Kirkville Road ramp to 481 south will remain open.
This bridge replacement project on 481 is expected to impact traffic until about noon on Monday. If you're wondering how this construction will specifically impact you, check out the 511NY.org website for information.
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Situation Analysis of Maternal and Neonatal Health Services in Sudan
The Population Council conducted a situation analysis of reproductive health services in Sudan to understand programmatic factors that contribute to the current health status of women and newborns.
Population Council staff conducted a situation analysis of reproductive health services in seven states to understand programmatic factors that contribute to the current health status of women and newborns in Sudan. The study was done collaboratively by the Council and Sudan's Ministry of Health (MOH) with funds from UNFPA, UNICEF, and the Packard Foundation and was implemented in the following states: Gadarif, Gezira, Kassala, Khartoum, North Kordofan, South Kordofan, and South Darfur.
The study collected data from a total of 348 primary, secondary, and tertiary care facilities to assess their readiness to provide reproductive health care services and the quality of the services provided. Interviews also were conducted with 909 providers who offer reproductive health services, 1,029 village midwives, and 1,313 clients seeking care at the facilities.
The analysis highlighted the following gaps in the availability and quality of maternal and neonatal health services:
- Uneven distribution of providers across the states; nurses and nurse midwives are key providers of reproductive health (RH) services in the surveyed facilities, accounting for 43 percent of staff providing RH services as compared to 12 percent of general practitioners
- Limited access to family planning services in the study states
- Pregnant women in the study states seldom receive counseling on birth spacing or birth preparedness
- Inadequate knowledge and skills of birth attendants in the study states
- Emergency obstetric care (EMOC) services are lacking in many secondary and tertiary care facilities
The study concludes with a list of recommendations that focus on increasing access to contraception, increasing access to skilled care during delivery, and providing rapid access to high-quality EMOC services. The findings from the study have been shared with policymakers, donors, and other stakeholders in Sudan. Discussions are underway with Sudan's MOH to develop low-cost interventions to address the gaps in service delivery described above.
Maternal and neonatal health services in Sudan: Results of a situation analysis (PDF)
Abdel-Tawab,Nahla; El-Rabbat,Maha
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Publication date: 2010
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Location: Sudan
Reproductive Health
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Duration: 5/2007 - 4/2009
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Nahla Abdel-Tawab
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Eldaw Suliman (former program associate, Population Council)
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Maha Mowafi (consultant)
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Farewell, Earthworm, my love and idol. You will forever be remembered as one of Smogon's best contributors and arguably the best battler on this website. With the utmost sincerity, the amount of success you have achieved as a player has motivated me to step up my game on various occasions and strive to become even better. I have analyzed your habits as a player, and they have definitely served me well. There was a time where I would blame my losses on hax; a time where I would give up during a Pokemon battle each time something didn't go my way; a time where my frustrations would get the best of me. However, because of you, I have said good bye to these habits. I no longer blame my losses much on hax, but instead, I attempt to identify mistakes in my playing by reviewing my matches so I can learn from them, and also try to minimize luck and maximize luck in my favor during games. I also always try to find a path to victory and never give up until the very end, and all of this is because of you, Earthworm. Furthermore, I do my best to stay cool, calm, and collected during and after my games, which has done wonders for my concentration in-battle. Modeling my behavior as a player after you was one of the best things to ever happen to my battling, and has made me a much stronger player. I would like to thank you for the influence you have given me. I could go on for ages, but I think that is enough. It is an honor to be your successor as Head Tournament Director, and I will do my best to keep the Earthworm way alive. Hopefully, when I throw in the Pokemon playing boots like you, I will be remembered as one of the best battlers to have ever graced Smogon. I wish you luck in your future endeavors, and wish you much success in your League of Legend adventures. [IMG] Never forget ♥


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- Internal VPS (Vision Protection System) is comprised of a short 2 in. smoke sunshield mounted just inside the main shield; can be raised and lowered independently
- Clear anti-scratch face shield is optically correct and offers UV 400 protection; includes NFR anti-fog inserts
- Efficient venting system features a top intake vent, chin bar vents and exhaust vents built into the rear spoiler
- Steel-on-steel, centromatic latching system opens easily with one hand but features a redundant latch to keep the chin guard from accidentally opening
- Extra-large neckroll creates a seal to minimize wind noise
- Sanitized, antimicrobial Clima-Comfort liner is fully removable and machine washable
- Micro-adjustable, quick-release chin retention system with comfortable velour chin-strap padding
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- N-COM ready; installing Nolans N-COM system allows helmet to connect to a mobile phone, MP3, CD or GPS system and function as driver-to-passenger intercom or bike-to-bike communicator through cable or wireless Bluetooth
- Outlaw features a small chrome insignia instead of the traditional Nolan logo
Age | Adult |
Color | Metallic White |
Color Family | White |
Gender | Men's |
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Age | Adult |
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Safety Rating | DOT |
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Excellent quality helmet
I have used several modular helmets and the last one was Masei from Hong Kong. I bought it for $40 on eBay. Compared to Masei, Nolan is MUCH better in terms of build quality. The front section feels much more solid and secure once closed. Nolan is pretty heavy but for my use of 30 minutes commute, it is no big deal. THe biggest issue is the wind noise. Surprisingly, Nolan is worse than Masei when it comes to the wind noise. I am trying to figure out if there is anything I can do to fix it. Otherwise, Nolan is a great helmet.
I would recommend this item to a friend.This is my second one.
This is my 2nd N103 after the first was damaged in an accident. I had a low-side accident at 65 MPH and walked away with virtually no injuries. The helmet did it's job the first time so I decided to replace with the same thing. I also enjoy the way that the N-Comm system integrates into the helmet.
I would recommend this item to a friend.Very high tech helmet
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I would recommend this item to a friend.The helmet is great. The service was spectacular. Great buying experience.
I would recommend this item to a friend.Good but lacking in the details
I own 3 other Nolan Helmets and really like them as the flip up feature is worth a lot to me, but they forgot the details when they made the N103. My other Nolan helmets have decals in appropriate locations that show how to open them, not so with the N103. The N103 is not intuitive to open so you need to know how it works to open it. When my butt is lying unconscious on the pavement, I'd like the rescue folks to know how to open my helmet without ripping my face off or having to resort to a saw to cut it off. So I had to make my own decals that said "Lift", "Unlock" and "Depress Firmly" to resolve this concern. Second detail overlooked is nobody I know has a nose that is so small the flip down sun visor won't hit it. So I had to take a Dremmel and reshape the sun visor so it would not hit the bridge of my nose. I think this would apply to 95% of the population. The aerodynamics are better than the previous version as head buffeting from wind is less at highway speed than my other helmets. Another little detail is this helmet is set-up to accept an intercom system. They have not resolved the main source of air noise which is where the helmet meets the neck, so despite Blue Tooth technology and the extra padding they supply for the ear area, the intercom is pretty useless above 40mph. (if you just want music or hands free cell phone, $30 ear buds with built in mic are the best and cheapest way to go.)
I would recommend this item to a friend.Nolan N103
Having had a N102 for 4 years I was familiar with the modular type helmet. I ordered the same size and it was a perfect fit. Finish seems to be High quality. Fit and Chin-bar operation is first rate. This helmet is extremely e-z to add comm. equipment to. The only down side is the venting doesn't work very well.
I would recommend this item to a friend.grea t helmet
This was a closeout so I didn't have a choice of color but after receiving this Corsa Red, I really like it. The fit and finish are first class and I find it very quiet. The sun shield is an excellent design making it much safer when going into tunnels by not having sunglasses on which limits your vision. The buckle design is also well thought out but the padded strap could have been slightly longer. I also added some velcro so that the padded strap stays in place. Not really a negative but rather a suggestion to improve upon a design. I'm looking forward to this years riding season as this helmet will make it more enjoyable. This is my first Nolan and it will not be my last. The anti-fog shield that attaches to the visor is a nice extra . This is a quality product well worth the regular price let alone the discounted price. The sizing chart was very accurate as well and the fit is excellent.
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Long, who has worked in the financial industry in the city for more than 25 years, said he was drawn to his new position by the reputation the company has for taking good care of employees and embracing the communities where it locates. Employees are encouraged to take part in volunteer services where they work and live, including consumer education programs.
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All know about child labour in agriculture field and in other but some of us are unaware of mines area. We can find 20% children in all labour. They wear sari to hide there age, the administration know about these all things but they also paying less amount and keeping quit for this. The local panchayat or other parts of Government cant do anything, because the ares is far away from city.
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- SM-3 Block IB will be deployed in both sea-based and land-based modes.
The improved SM-3 Block IB has:
- A Throttleable Divert and Attitude Control System, also known as the TDACS.
- Uses short bursts of precision propulsion to steer the missile toward incoming targets
- An enhanced, two-color infrared seeker
Product Line: Air & Missile Defense