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The Stickman weekly column was first published in April of 2001. What started as a weekly update has developed into a widely read, quirky column for Bangkok-based expats, frequent visitors to Bangkok and all who love this exciting city!Each week there is news, views and gossip for Westerners in Thailand, along with coverage of Bangkok's seedy underbelly. Snippets and news from bars and nightspots popular with Westerners, news from restaurants and eateries of particular appeal to Westerners, general news and issues of interest to expats such as visa laws, work permit requirement changes, gossip from Asian expat files and the odd bit from neighbouring countries.
Each week the column features a opening piece of some sort (op-ed piece / story / interview), a photo competition with prizes, email feedback, news and views of the week's happenings in Bangkok and other hot spots as well as a question and answer section where you can ask questions of a legal nature which are answered by a Bangkok law firm.
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I have traditionally included news from what I term the city's "naughty bars", read: Bangkok's infamous red light areas. For some that is the main reason to tune in. I am however trying to diversify and while I don't plan to move completely away from that, I would like to include stuff with a more widespread interest. The naughty bars are far from the best of Thailand and frankly I would rather highlight the better stuff. That said, the round up of nightlife news and gossip is a popular part of the column and as the Lonely Planet Guide to Thailand says, Stickman provides a palatable look at nightlife in Thailand!
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5 November That Feeling Of Helplessness 29 October A Day Off 22 October Stickman Bargirl Investigations 15 October How Long Is A Piece Of String? 8 October Working With The Thais 1 October The Good Girls, A Few Thoughts 24 September He Is Known As Mr. EdenPapa 17 September It's Time To Throw Her Out! 10 September Is This The Great Thai Immigration Crackdown? 3 September The Danger Of Overexposure 27 August Teaching in Bangkok, Never A Dull Moment 20 August The Story Of Ploen 13 August Confessions Of A Bangkok Private Eye 6 August Do It Yourself Investigations And The Danger Signs 30 July Stickman Under The Spotlight 23 July The Importance Of Harmony In Thai Society 16 July Pattaya, More And More A Better Option 9 July We're Dropping Like Flies 2 July Exploiting A Flawed System 25 June The Rich And The Poor 18 June Non-Expat, Non-Teacher, Non-Investment Success Stories 11 June Little Tokyo 4 June Barry Who? 28 May Is 29,265 The Number? 21 May The Age Of Consent In Thailand 14 May Ko Samui, 8 Years On 7 May Blame The Driver! 30 April Thai Women And Ferraris 23 April The Road To Phuket 16 April When Is The Point Of No Return? 9 April Who Is Doug? 2 April Maybe She Really Is Different? 26 March The Soaring Prices Of Bangkok's Naughty Nightlife 19 March An Even Playing Field, At Last 12 March Slack Stickman 5 March It's Time For A Visa For Your Darling 26 February The Day My Nokia Learned To Fly 19 February The Lengths To Which The Girls Will Go 12 February Post Tsunami Phuket 5 February Is Teaching English In Thailand REALLY Viable? 29 January Making The Most Of Online Dating 22 January Chiang Mai Revisited 15 January If You Have To Teach 8 January Drug The Farang 1 January The Blue Sky Of Winter In Isaan
Stickman Weekly Archives for 2005
25 December This Site, This Year In Review 18 December Working With The Locals, A Few Thoughts 11 December Traditional Thai Families And The Impositions Placed On Daughters 4 December A Sin Sot FAQ 27 November A Trip To Hospital 20 November Bangkok versus Pattaya 13 November The Bangkok Property Market 6 November To Speak Thai, Or Not? 30 October Is The "Real Thailand" A Real Option? 23 October In Search Of Neon At Night 16 October Mr. And Mrs. Stick To The Rescue! 9 October Bangkok's Naughty Internet Landscape 2 October The Ups And Downs Of Life In Bangkok 25 September The Thread That Runs Through Many Needles 18 September How To Make It Work With A Bargirl, At The Beginning 11 September Mail Order Brides 4 September Who Is Bangkok Phil? 28 August Defending Farang Women 21 August Mother In Law Says Avoid The Poor 14 August Jim, And A Bad Domestic Situation 7 August The Danger Factor 31 July Being Blind Is Not So Bad 24 July Why Wai? 17 July A Thai Businesswoman Part 2 - The Unanswered Questions, Answered! 10 July A Thai Businesswoman 3 July The Love With Korat Affair Is Over 26 June Slack Stickman! 19 June When The Unexpected Occurs 12 June English Teachers, The Bane Of Bangkok? 5 June He Drove A Red Pick-Up And He Looked Like A Criminal! 29 May White Boys In Brown? 22 May The Man Under The Hat, Mekhong Kurt 15 May The Great Bangkok Rip-Off? 8 May Pattaya Gogo Bars 2005 1 May Mrs. Stick Does New Zealand 24 April A Reality Check Part 2 10 April A Reality Check Part 1 3 April Nymphomaniacs, Or Posers? 27 March Are The Successes A Small Minority? 20 March Australia, A Country Of Katoey Lovers? 13 March The Girl Who Didn't Get Away 6 March What Does The Extra 3,000 Baht Get You? 27 February Mr. Colourful Part 2 20 February Noseying Around, Trust, Or A Lack Of It 13 February Mr. Colourful Part 1 6 February The Golden Age? 30 January What Ever Happened To...? 23 January I Have To Buy What?! 16 January Buffet Bonanza 9 January Bangkok Bar Stories 2 January That Bitch Mother Nature
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26 December This Site, This Year 19 December Pursuing Married Women 12 December Farang Business And The Mafia 5 December Thai Male Friends 28 November The Jewel Of The North 21 November Bangkok And The Single Guy 14 November Another Day Trip Option? 7 November Saturation Point? 31 October Control 24 October 3 Nights In A Row 17 October The Heart Of Isaan 10 October Can't Make My Mind Up 3 October Pattaya's Future? 26 September Farangs Are Scarier Than Thais 19 September Thailand, The Future 12 September Stickman Visits A Net Cafe 5 September The Mother In Law Visits The UK 29 August Mr. Lazy Or Mr. Busy? 22 August The Passport Fiasco 15 August Thailand's Best Known Farang Part 2 8 August Thailand's Best Known Farang? 1 August Break Her Heart And Daddy'll Break Your Legs! 25 July Car ownership, 18 months on 18 July HIV And AIDS, On The Ground In Bangkok 11 July Sex, Money & Love 4 July A Tourist Forever? 27 June The Biggest Investment Of All 20 June Divorce, Thai Style 13 June Murphy's Law 6 June Once The Sale Is Made, That's It 30 May The Late Column 23 May Driven Back Into The Ghetto 16 May Ladyboys Unravelled 9 May ThaiImmigration.Com, The Truth 2 May Friendly Advice Or An Elaborate Hoax? 25 April From 75 Down To 67 And Then Up To 80 In Just A Couple Of Years 18 April But You're Only 40! 11 April It's The Silly Season Again! 4 April No, NOT Everyone is Bonking Working Girls 28 March 20,000 Baht A Month Is A Fortune! 21 March Should We Keep Our Traps Shut? 14 March Big Jack, A Bangkok Legend 7 March 5.5 Years And Counting 29 February Refusing To Be A Victim 22 February Women Are Women, None Are Perfect 15 February Midnight It Is 8 February A Craving For Farang Food 1 February Is The Party Really Over? 25 January No Opening Piece Today 18 January A Place For Everything 11 January Going Upmarket 4 January Thailand, 2004
Stickman Weekly Archives for 2003
28 December Don't Let Them Ruin It! 21 December When Things Go Bad 14 December How Many Of Us Are There? 7 December 30 November 23 November Return Of The Mother In Law 16 November Sleuthing, 2003 Style 9 November Love, Hate 2 November Thailand From Another Perspective 26 October S And The Bargirl With The Bulging Belly 19 October The Lower North, A Trip Report 5 October Change 28 September The Dodgy Visa Crackdown 21 September Should I Buy A Bar? 14 September Should We All Be Tough Guys? 7 September The New Bangkok 31 August Are English Teachers In Bangkok Little More Than Permanent Resident Whoremongers? 24 August Sometimes You Have To Treat Her Like A Child 17 August Bangkok, Anything Goes 10 August Is My Cosy Lifestyle Under Threat? 3 August Thai Women And The Chamber Of Secrets 27 July I've Been A Good Boy 20 July You Pay Now? 13 July International Schools Under The Microscope 6 July They Cost What? I Thought This Was Bangkok! 29 June A Weekend In Hua Hin 22 June The Soi 4 Investment Debacle Revisited How Many Investors? 8 June No Opinion Piece This Week What If The Guy In The Brown Suit Says "No"?! 25 May She Comes From Where?! 18 May Damaging Pattaya's Already Shoddy Reputation 11 May Is This The Best Accommodation Deal In Town? 4 May You Spend How Much?! 27 April Why Was Little Interest Shown? 20 April Cheap, Cheaper, Cheapest! 13 April ICQ Is A Thai Girl Lover's Best Friend 6 April It Is As Bad As It Looks 30 March Park Next To The Kerb, Stick 23 March Where's Your Wallet, Stick? 16 March Stickman Relents 2 March Country Girls 23 February Pity The Thai Guys 16 February English Teachers Today 9 February The Realities Of A Thai Schools 2 February The Busy Schedule! 26 January Keep Your Eyes Open! 19 January Earnings In Bangkok 12 January Why Are We Single? 5 January Ajarn Bee
Stickman Weekly Archives for 2002
29 December Is The Countryside For Me? 22 December The First Five Years 15 December Who Has Never Misbehaved? 1 December Moving Her In Is Easy, Try Moving Her Out! 24 November Dealing With Lies 17 November Do We Take It Seriously? 10 November Is My Teeruk Pregnant? 3 November The Delights Of Digital Cameras 27 October Thai Females Are Expensive! 20 October Home Sweet Home 13 October A Tour Of Isaan 6 October Unlimited Sex Gets Boring 29 September Are You Here For The Duration? 22 September We Are A Band Of Misfits 15 September Will We Be Shown The Door? 8 September Plan For The Future 1 September Incredulous That I Chose Thailand 25 August Why Shouldn't She Work Overseas? 18 August Looking Into The Crystal Ball 11 August Is Honesty The Best Policy? 4 August The Internet And Existing Relationships 28July Postcard From Singapore 21 July They Can't Read Us 14 July Finding A Good One 7 July Thai Girls Do Like Farangs Our Friend Sun 16 June Stickman Has Changed! 2 June The Changing Thai Girl 26 May Girls And Your Apartment 19 May Are Thai Men So Bad? 12 May Taking Her Away From Thailand 5 May English Teaching 28 April Good Girls Do Lie 7 April Songkran 31 March The Fast Forward Button 24 March Regular Thai Girls 17 March Don't Lower Your Standards 10 March Too Much Time In The Bars? 3 March They're Bidding On Bargirls 24 February Lighter Than Usual 17 February Leave The West For 25K Baht A Month? 10 February Soi Cowboy, 2002 Vintage 3 February Medical Care Options 27 January Bargirls Are Like Fast Food 20 January Acting Like Children 13 January MBK, Bangkok's Trend Centre 6 January Don't Forget That It's Prostitution
Stickman Weekly Archives for 2001
30 December We Are So Different! 23 December Naughty Nightlife 2001, A Review 16 December Nana Plaza's Nosedive 9 December Keeping Her On Tenterhooks 2 December When Do You Lost Interest? 25 November Is English Teaching For You? 18 November Fitting In With The Thais 11 November Stickman Bargirl Investigations 4 November Expensive Beachside Accommodation 28 October Two True Stories 21 October Her Name Was Air 14 October Undecided On Pattaya 6 October A Good Samaritan 30 September Living Quarters For The Urban Poor 23 September The Abortion Clinic 16 September Thailand Ain't Perfect The Cost Of Living Who's The Snitch? 26 August The Period Of Uncertainty 19 August If Nana Closed? 12 August The Window Of Foolishness 5 August Internet Based Introduction Services Sukhumvit Soi 33 versus Patpong Soi 2 22 July Standardised Pricing 15 July Six Weeks 8 July A Sexual Revolution In Thailand? 1 July Stickman Weekly 1 July 2001 24 June Problems In The Naughty Nightlife Industry 17 June Those Dodgy Visas! 10 June The Pleasures Of Daily Life 3 June Stickman Weekly 3 June 2001 27 May Stickman Weekly 27 May 2001 20 May Stickman Weekly 20 May 2001 13 May Stickman Weekly 13 May 2001 6 May Stickman Weekly 6 May 2001 29 April Stickman Weekly 29 April 2001 22 April Stickman Weekly 22 April 2001 15 April Stickman Weekly 15 April 2001 8 April The first ever Stickman Weekly column!
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The Palm Pixi Plus finally joins its bigger, more powerful sibling, the Palm Pre Plus, at AT&T on June 6. Much like Verizon's variant, the petite device isn't a powerhouse, but it has a nice set of features and reasonable price of $49.99 with a two-year contract to make a good choice for first-time smartphone users. Since the AT&T Palm Pixi Plus shares so many similarities with the Verizon model, we'll focus mostly on the differences as well as the phone's performance in this review. For additional information about the smartphone's design and features, please read our full review of the Palm Pixi Plus for Verizon Wireless. For more details about Palm WebOS, check out our review of the Palm Pre for Sprint.
When you look at the Palm Pixi Plus, you can understand where it gets its name. Petite and light at 4.37 inches tall by 2.17 inches wide by 0.43 inch thick and 3.26 ounces, the smartphone is great for carrying around day to day and fits nicely in the palm of your hand; however, there are some trade-offs to its compact size. Its 2.63-inch touch screen is small, so you can't see as much at a glance and viewing Web pages and text on it can strain your eyes. Fortunately, the display has pinch-to-zoom support. The Pixi Plus' keyboard is cramped, but with some time, you can learn to type comfortably on it. Still, users will large thumbs definitely want to take the smartphone for a test drive to see if they can live with the keyboard.
According to AT&T, it will offer the Palm Pixi Plus in blue (online only) or black, and will ship the phone with an AC charger, a USB cable, and reference material. Unlike with the Palm Pre Plus, AT&T will not offer a free Touchstone dock with the purchase of the phone, so you will need to buy the accessory as well as a compatible inductive back cover separately. For more add-ons, please check our cell phone accessories, ring tones, and help page.
Though the Palm Pixi Plus is best suited for first-time smartphone buyers, it doesn't mean the smartphone skimps on the features. The handset ships running WebOS 1.4, so you're getting the operating system's latest features such as video recording and editing, and, of course, you get all of the capabilities we've come to love about WebOS, including the Deck of Cards multitasking function, Synergy, and Palm's notification system.
The Pixi Plus also ships with a number of personal information management and productivity apps, including Documents to Go for viewing Microsoft Office files, a PDF reader, a memo pad, a task list, a clock/alarm clock, and a calculator. You can purchase and download additional apps from the Palm App Catalog and though it's not as robust as the iTunes App Store or Android Market, you should be able to find something to fit your needs. If not, you could always try the homebrew app route. The Pixi Plus offers 8GB of internal memory, with about 7GB available to the user.


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- NAME: Jane Kaczmarek
- OCCUPATION: Theater Actress, Television Actress
- BIRTH DATE: December 21, 1955 (Age: 58)
- EDUCATION: University of Wisconsin, Madison, Yale School of Drama
- Full Name: Jane Frances Kaczmarek
- ZODIAC SIGN: Sagittarius
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Actress Jane Kaczmarek is best known for playing the strict, yet unpredictable, Lois Wilkerson on the popular television sitcom Malcolm in the Middle.
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Jane Kaczmarek was born on December 21, 1955, in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. In the early 1980s, she was on The Paper Chase: Second Year and Hill Street Blues. She appeared on Equal Justice from 1990–1991. By the mid-1990s, she had appeared on Law & Order, Picket Fences, Touched by an Angel, Cybill, Party of Five and Felicity. From 2000–2006, she played Lois Wilkerson on Malcolm in the Middle.
Early Life
Actress Jane Kaczmarek was born on December 21, 1955, in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Jane Kaczmarek had television viewers laughing for six years as Lois Wilkerson, one of prime time's loudest, toughest and most humorous mothers, on the family comedy Malcolm in the Middle. The daughter of a defense department employee and a teacher, she grew up in a strict, Catholic household. Studying at the University of Wisconsin, Madison, Kaczmarek graduated with a degree in drama in 1979.
Jane Kaczmarek continued her education at the prestigious graduate drama program at Yale University. After finishing the program in 1982, she spent some time on the stage before breaking in television. Reflecting her serious acting training, Kaczmarek landed several roles on dramatic series, such as the Showtime cable network's The Paper Chase: Second Year in 1983 and the NBC ensemble police drama Hill Street Blues in 1984. She also appeared on the short-lived legal drama Equal Justice as Linda Bauer, a lawyer in a district attorney's office, from 1990-'91.
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By the mid-1990s, Jane Kaczmarek had made a number of guest appearances on such shows as Law & Order, Picket Fences and Touched by an Angel. Her career continued to pick up momentum with recurring roles on the comedy Cybill starring Cybill Shepherd, the family drama Party of Five, and the college life saga Felicity. In 2000, Kaczmarek became a star with her leading role as strict, yet unpredictable Lois Wilkerson on Malcolm in the Middle.
The show explored the plight of a bright child named Malcolm (Frankie Muniz) being raised in the middle of a chaotic, dysfunctional family, including his three other brothers-the troublesome teenager Frances (Christopher Kennedy Masterson), the dim, slightly sociopathic Reese (Justin Berfield), the brilliant Malcolm (Frankie Muniz), and the babyish Dewey (Erik Per Sullivan). With little help from her loving, but spacey husband Hal, played by Bryan Cranston, Lois ruled the roost and made sure that the boys didn't get away with anything, no matter how hard they tried.
Later in the series, Lois had a fifth child, which only added to the madness with the Wilkersons. With her great comedic turn as Lois, Jane Kaczmarek was nominated for an Emmy Award seven times for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series. After Malcolm in the Middle ended in 2006, Jane Kaczmarek appeared on another sitcom that year, the short-lived Help Me Help You with Ted Danson.
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Besides acting, Jane Kaczmarek is committed to helping others. In 2002, she founded The Clothes Off Our Back Foundation with her husband, actor Bradley Whitford. The organization auctions off celebrity-related apparel to raise money for children's charities. Kaczmarek and Whitford have been married since the early 1990s and have three children-Frances, George and Mary Louisa.
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IBM Apps Now Running on Amazon's EC2 Cloud
February 11th, 2009 By: Rich Miller
IBM and Amazon Web Services have partnered to allow developers to use Amazon EC2 to build and run a range of IBM platform technologies, the companies announced today. The new "pay-as-you-go" model provides development and production instances of IBM DB2, Informix Dynamic Server, WebSphere Portal, Lotus Web Content Management and Novell's SUSE Linux operating system on EC2.
Developers can use their existing IBM licenses on Amazon EC2 or use new Amazon Machine Images (AMIs) that IBM is making available at no charge for development and test purposes, enabling software developers to quickly build applications based on IBM software within Amazon EC2. In coming months, Amazon will introduce production AMIs running IBM services, enabling users to purchase these services by the hour.
The agreement with IBM, perhaps the company most identified with corporate IT, is the latest indicator of the growing traction for Amazon's cloud computing platform among enterprise users. The old maxim that "nobody ever got fired for buying IBM" underscores the significance of the partnership. At a time when many corporate IT departments are debating the merits of cloud computing, the IBM-Amazon partnership is a signal that IBM sees Amazon's public cloud as enterprise ready.
"As someone who once programmed IBM mainframes using 80 column punched cards, this is a pretty exciting announcement," wrote Amazon technology evangelist Jeff Barr. "Questions about commercial software licenses (and their applicability to the cloud) come up at almost every one of my speaking engagements. I'm happy to be able to point to IBM as an example of a software vendor with a licensing model which is cloud-aware and cloud-friendly."
"This relationship with Amazon Web Services provides our customers with a new way to use IBM software and broadens our distribution channels." said Dave Mitchell, Director of Strategy and Emerging Business, IBM Software Group.
More information is available at information pages at the AWS Featured Partners portal and at IBM's Developer Works site.
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Pet Owners Urged to Take Precautions in Hot Weather
Forecasters are predicting temperatures reaching well over 90 degrees in the next few days, so pet owners should take special care in ensuring their pet's safety. The State Veterinarian's office of the Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection (DATCP) offers these tips to keep pets safe through the hottest days.
"Pet owners must take extra precautions in the next few days because heat stroke has serious repercussions, and can lead to generalized organ dysfunction and death," said Dr. Bob Ehlenfeldt, State Veterinarian.
First, be aware of the signs of heat sickness. Because pets are unable to dissipate heat through sweating, pets are more susceptible to heat stroke. Signs of heat stroke in pets include a body temperature between 104 and 110 degrees, excessive panting, tongue and gums that are sticky and a dark or bright red color, staggering, stupor or seizures. In extreme cases, heat stroke for pets may result in bloody diarrhea, coma or death.
Follow this important prevention advice to safeguard your pet this summer:
- Do not leave pets in a car for any reason — Leaving your pet in a parked car can be a deadly mistake. Even with the windows open, the temperature can rise to more than 120 degrees in less than 10 minutes. Leaving your pet unattended in a car will expose them to heat stroke, dehydration, brain damage, difficulty breathing and ultimately death.
- Provide water, water, and more water — Always provide a bowl of clean, and preferably cool, water for your pet, both inside and outside. Keeping your pet properly hydrated will improve their health and prevent illness.
- Keep sick, elderly and overweight pets inside — Elderly, overweight and sick pets should not spend a lot of time outside in the hot weather. Even young and healthy pets should be watched closely to make sure they don't get heat stroke.
- Avoid strenuous exercise — Don't take your pet for a walk during the hottest part of the day, which is between noon and 4 p.m. It is better for you and your pet to exercise either in the early morning or late evening when the heat is less intense. Also, avoid walking on asphalt or sand, as the hot surface temperature may burn their paws.
- Take care when leaving pets in a home without air conditioning — Indoor temperatures can reach uncomfortable levels when the outdoor heat rises. One way to keep your pet safe and comfortable is to put them in the basement where it tends to be cooler and use fans to circulate air.
- Provide opportunities for your pet to get wet — Fill up a child's pool with water and give your pet an opportunity to splash around or let them run through the sprinkler. If that's not possible, use a spray bottle to mist them with cool water and provide a fan to move the air around.
If you do see an animal in distress, take action by alerting a store manager if you see a dog trapped in a car in their store's parking lot. Likewise, it may be necessary to call the police in instances where there is no one around.
For more information visit the Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection website at www.datcp.wi.gov.
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NEW YORK (AP) — Publication has been moved up for a book by Mohamed ElBaradei (ehl-BEHR'-uh-day), the Nobel peace laureate and Egyptian opposition leader.
ElBaradei's "The Age of Deception: Nuclear Diplomacy in Treacherous Times," will come out April 26, not in June, as originally scheduled.
Publisher Henry and Holt announced Tuesday that the change was made in response to the massive uprising in Egypt, where ELBaradei has emerged as a leader of anti-government protesters.
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The curtains are beautiful, but they have a chemical type odor that I can't get rid of. I tried washing them but the smell is ingrained in the thermal lining. I am really disappointed with them and will have to get rid of them because I can't have that odor in the room. The odor really shows up when the sun heats up the curtains. They are also not 63 inches long, but 61 inches long, found that out when I hung them on a double rod over a set of 63 in sheers, and the sheers were longer. Took the curtains down and measured them and found them to be shorter than they are supposed to be. They also do not block out 99% of light, it is more like 60%.
I was surprised at how nice the curtains are. I had also bought a pair of thermal backed/black out curtains at xxxxx because they were so inexpensive. But they are very stiff. The fabric of these Tuscan curtain is softer so they drape more easily. They are very pretty and I've put one pair in my guest room and am using another pair in the master bedroom. They do keep out the drafts at night and the room is warmer. But - they are definitely NOT black out curtains if that's what you're looking for. Personally, I like the way they filter out the light enough for sleeping and allowing some light to come into the room, showing off the curtain's design.
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GARY GRIEF, Executive Director, Texas Lottery Commission
Gary Grief was appointed Executive Director of the Texas Lottery Commission in March 2010, overseeing a $4 billion enterprise whose mission is to generate revenue for public education and other good causes in the State of Texas.
Gary has been an integral part of the success of the Texas Lottery Commission since its inception.ĀĀAppointed in 1991 by the Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts to the original eight-member Lottery Task Force, Gary was assigned to research and launch the Texas Lottery.ĀĀGary assumed the role of Statewide Manager of Claim Centers in 1992, overseeing 24 field offices statewide.ĀĀServing in this role until 1997, Gary then accepted the position of Director of Lottery Operations.ĀĀWhile serving as Director of Lottery Operations, Gary was the recipient of the 2002 "Powers Award" for Performance Excellence in Lottery Operations by the National Association of State and Provincial Lotteries (NASPL).ĀĀThis award is presented annually to the outstanding performers in the North American lottery industry.
Between 2002 and 2010, Gary served as Acting Executive Director for three separate terms, and as Deputy Executive Director during the periods when not serving as Acting Executive Director.ĀĀIn recent years, Gary has taken on a leadership role not just for the Texas Lottery but in national lottery industry initiatives as well.
In 2008, Gary actively participated in discussions between the Multi-State Lottery Association (MUSL) and the Mega Millions group to reach an agreement on cross-selling both Powerball and Mega Millions.ĀĀThese talks came to fruition in January of 2010 when the majority of US lottery jurisdictions began selling both products.ĀĀFor Texas, Powerball has generated more than $80 million in revenue for the Foundation School Fund since that time.
Assuming the Lead Director position for Mega Millions in September 2010, Gary assisted in discussions with MUSL (Powerball) regarding a potential price increase for Powerball.ĀĀSuch an agreement was reached in 2011 and the Powerball price point was changed to $2 in January 2012.ĀĀEarly recent results indicate that this change will dramatically increase Powerball revenue in Texas.
Gary also led the Texas Lottery Commission through its recent Lottery Operator procurement process, the most significant procurement undertaken by the agency since lottery start-up.ĀAs the first Texas Lottery Executive Director to actively participate in every step of the procurement process, Gary worked closely with the TLC Chairman to successfully navigate several significant challenges during this procurement, inherent of the extremely competitive nature of the lottery industry.ĀĀGTECH was announced as the apparent successful proposer in late 2010.
Gary has also been an active participant and leader in the National Association of State and Provincial Lotteries (NASPL).ĀInitially elected as Region IV Director of NASPL in October 2008, he has since been appointed and served as NASPL Secretary and, most recently, elected and currently serving as 2nd Vice President.ĀĀGary also serves as the NASPL Accounting Subcommittee Chairman, responsible for the annual personal development seminars for lottery industry finance and accounting professionals.
Under GaryÆs leadership, the Texas Lottery has contributed more than $1 billion annually since 2004 to the State of Texas.ĀĀA native Texan, Gary is a graduate of the University of Texas at the Permian Basin where he earned a bachelorÆs degree in business administration.
Tom Shaheen began his 24-year lottery career in 1987 as a Sales Representative with the Florida Lottery.ĀĀHe remained with the Florida Lottery for 4 Į years holding positions as Warehouse Manager, Sales Manager, and District Manager.ĀĀIn 1992 he was hired by the Texas Lottery as part of their start-up team, serving as Field Service Supervisor.ĀĀAs Field Supervisor, Tom oversaw the operation of ten district offices operated by the Online Gaming Vendor. Within seven months he was promoted to Assistant Marketing Manager.
Tom moved on in 1993 to become part of the Georgia Lottery start-up, fulfilling the role of Vice President of Sales.ĀĀĀDuring his tenure with the Georgia Lottery he was promoted to Senior Vice President of Sales and Marketing, and then Executive Vice President.ĀĀōTom was instrumental in the start-up and growth of the Georgia Lottery,ö states then CEO, Rebecca Paul Hargrove.ĀĀōAs an example, as overseer of instant tickets, instant sales grew from $7 million per week to a high of $21 million per week. The retailer base grew from 4000 retailers at start-up over 6000 upon his departure in 2000.ö
On March 20, 2000, he was appointed as Chief Executive Officer of the New Mexico Lottery Authority.ĀĀTom remained in New Mexico for 5 Į years. During that time New Mexico Lottery sales rose by 40% and the return to education increased by 55%.ĀĀĀIn November of 2005 Tom left New Mexico to become the first Executive Director of the North Carolina Education Lottery (NCEL).ĀĀDespite a rocky beginning, due to pre start-up controversies, the NCEL sold its first ticket on March 30, 2006.ĀĀAlong with its online vendor, GTECH Corporation the NCEL processed and installed over 5000 retailers in 115 days, the fastest U.S. launch at the time. Upon his departure in 2010, the NCEL had recorded 3 successive years of increased sales and grown its retailer base to over 6400 retailers.
In September of 2010, Tom joined Linq3 as Executive Vice President. Linq3 is a cutting edge technology company that has developed the secure protocol for lottery transactions on ATMÆs, fuel pumps, taxicabs and other unmanned points of sale. Linq3 is currently working with several lotteries to incorporate these new distribution points for the sale of lottery games to reach new players as well as engage infrequent players sooner.
In 2005, Tom served as the President of the North American Association of State and Provincial Lotteries (NASPL). He previously served as Chairman of the NASPL Standards Initiative Committee. In 2009 Tom served as President of the Multistate Lottery Association (MUSL). During his tenure as President, he was instrumental in leading the collaboration with Mega Millions states to initiate cross-selling of Powerball and Mega Millions in 42 U.S lottery jurisdictions.ĀĀIn 2005,Tom also served as Vice-Chairman of Powerball. Including his time in the lottery industry, Shaheen has more than 33 years of management experience including 8 years with Eastern Airlines. He is a native of the great motor city, Detroit, Michigan and is a 1975 graduate of Wayne State University with a degree in Business Administration.
Major Peter J. OÆConnell Lifetime Achievement Recipients
George Andersen - Deceased - Former Director, Minnesota Lottery, USRalph Batch - Deceased - Former Director, NJ, IL & DE Lotteries, USRay Bates - Former National Lottery Director, Irish Lottery, IRELANDDaniel Bower - Co-founder of Scientific Games; , US
Margaret DeFrancisco, President & CEO, Georgia Lottery, US
David Gale - Executive Director of the North American Association of State and Provincial Lotteries, USArch Gleason - President& CEO, Kentucky Lottery Corporation, US Rebecca Paul Hargrove -- President & CEO, Tennessee Education Lottery, US
Clint Harris - Former Executive Director, Minnesota State Lottery, USJames Hosker - Former Executive Director, Massachusetts Lottery + GTECH Executive, US
James Kennedy, Chief Marketing Officer, Scientific Games, US
Connie Laverty O'Connor, Sr. Vice President & Chief Marketing Officer, GTECH, USA
Cluny Macpherson - Former President, Atlantic Lottery Corporation, CANADAGarth Manness - Former President, Ontario Lottery Corporation, CANADA
John Musgrave,Ā Executive Director, West Virginia Lottery, USReidar Nordby Jr. - Former President &CEO, Norsk Tipping, NORWAYMajor Peter J. O-Connell - Former Executive Director, RI Lottery, US
John Pittman, Vice President of Marketing, Intralot, USVic Poleschuk, Former President and CEO of British Columbia Lottery Corp, CANADAEdward Powers - Deceased - Director of First Modern US Lottery, New Hampshire, USJim Scroggins - Former Director of the Oklahoma Lottery, USGuy Simonis - Former President, British Columbia, CANADADr. Edward Stanek - Former President & CEO, Iowa Lottery Authority, USCharles Frost Strutt - Executive Director, MUSL, US
Ed Trees,ĀRegional VP Sales, Printed Products, Scientific Games; Former Director Pennsylvania Lottery, USJames Wimsatt - Former Executive Director, New Hampshire Lottery Commission, US*Stephen Wynn - CEO, Wynn Resorts, Nevada, US Jerome Young - Deceased -Vice President, IGT, USMark Zamarripa - Former Director, Colorado Lottery, USGreg Ziemak - Former Director, Connecticut and Kansas Lottery


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The 43-year-old Scott Depot resident, a cancer survivor and father of six, will graduate Sunday with a bachelor's degree in nursing and begin a career as an emergency room nurse at CAMC Memorial in July.
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Artists Statement I am interested in movement in relation to natural change, as seen in changed states of matter - decay, disintegration, relocation and reformation - in particular the role 'water' plays in this action. In order to discover more about this in my work I find myself exploring the certainty of change, working through ideas of containment, from the conventional form of the vessel, to consideration of the Earth and also our own bodies as vessels. In order to extend and capture a sense of change in my work I use materials indigenous to inspirational sites, recycling them and re-subjecting them to physical energies and heat. I call on all of my practised techniques, for instance the building and cutting of clay stacks; the taking of surface impressions to create the 'skin' and memory of a place; and the encapsulation of fired clay. The intention in my work is always to capture a moment in the process of change; to reflect both the physical and spiritual quality of 'place'; and to suggest equal importance in both the inside and the outside of all my forms. In the making of my wall assemblages, there is a seed of an idea which evolves during various processes - taking of tree impressions, laminating clay with colour, bringing two strands of action together, layering and re-cycling, dry with wet, re-repositioning and repeating - continually seeking surprise in the making. I was selected to be part of the Contemporary Craft Fellowship scheme 2008/9. My Fellowship proposal was to focus on chaotic and unpredictable geological phenomena and broaden my working practice. I wanted to increase the scale of my work and also where it was shown - from temporary exhibition to permanent setting. I have been influenced by the China Clay industries for over 10 years, and on this occasion was given access to Par Buell Driers at Par Docks, Cornwall, that are currently in the process of being decommissioned in favour of a proposed eco-town. I wanted to record its demise through photography, drawing and text. Ultimately to approach the developers of the site with ideas which could be incorporated into the new development. There are no images to view at present.
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Ceramics Monthly. Vol 37 No.7. September 1989. pages 30-31. "Unusual and Utilitarian." Collections
Bankfield Museum Halifax Exhibitions
1977 - "Presentation Pieces" Victoria and Albert Museum, London. Awards
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Profile ImageView Image Gallery Selected ImagesContact DetailsStudio Address: Haresfield, Penpont, Bodmin, Cornwall, UK, PL30 4QN.View in Google Maps Telephone: +44 (0)1208 851853 Email: Availability: Work on display at Studio. Please phone/email to make viewing arrangements. Directions: Penpont is an unmarked hamlet - From A30 take Helland turning east of Bodmin. Proceed 2miles. At give way sign turn left through Tresarrett proceed for 1 mile to Key Bridge Farm, turn right, (direction De Lank), up hill, ignore left fork and the barn studio is 50m, the only building on right. Alternatively from the Camelford, Wadebridge direction, take the right opposite The Potters Barn at Wenfordbridge. At 'T' junction turn left and the barn studio is 50m, the only building on right. Last Updated: 2014-03-11 Events featuring this potter
Old School House Studio, The : Fowey Festival - Group exhibition
Open Studio - Jenny Beavan : Cornwall Open Studio - Jenny Beavan
Art in Clay - Hatfield House : Art in Clay 2014
St. Ives Society of Artists : Vessels - small enclosures - ceramic art
Trereife House : Cornwall Design Fair with ceramic art
Royal Cornwall Museum, Truro : Terrain - Jenny Beavan
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Governor Bob McDonnell today announced that the Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) will advertise an estimated $1.1 billion in construction and maintenance projects during the first six months of Fiscal Year 2011. The estimated economic impact of the work is 33,900 jobs created or supported, as well as $2.83 billion in economic activity and $282.5 million in taxes that will come back to the state.
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The Fifth Annual Henrico Police Athletic League (PAL) Award Banquet, held Feb. 6 at The Cultural Arts Center at Glen Allen, honored HPAL's top volunteers and employees, including Morgan Lewis, Youth of the Year; Dale Alexander, Volunteer of the Year; Lowell Thomas, Employee of the Year, and Victor Williams, Board Member of the Year. Also honored for their support were Jim and Christi Dowd of Richmond BMW and Josh Davis of Henrico County Public Schools Pupil Transportation.
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7 U.S. Code § 6407 - Required terms in orders
In general
Each order issued under this chapter shall contain the terms and conditions prescribed in this section.
National Processor Advertising and Promotion Board
The order shall establish a National Processor Advertising and Promotion Board to administer the order.
Service to entire industry
In administering the order, the Board shall carry out programs and projects that will provide maximum benefit to the fluid milk industry and promote only fluid milk products. The Board shall, to the extent practicable, ensure that advertising coverage in each region is proportionate to the funds collected from each region.
The Secretary shall establish not less than 12 nor more than 15 regions in order to ensure appropriate geographic representation on the Board.
Board membership
The Board shall consist of one member appointed by the Secretary, from among fluid milk processors, to represent each of the regions established under paragraph (3), with the membership representing, to the extent practicable, differing sizes of operations. The Secretary shall appoint five additional at-large members to the Board, of which at least three shall be fluid milk processors and at least one shall be from the general public.
Terms of office
The members of the Board shall serve for terms of 3 years, except that the members appointed to the initial Board shall serve, proportionately, for terms of 1, 2, and 3 years, as determined by the Secretary. No member shall serve for more than 2 consecutive terms, except that the members that are selected to serve for the initial term of 1 or 2 years shall be eligible to be reappointed for a 3-year term.
Powers and duties of Board
The order shall define the powers and duties of the Board, which shall include the power and duty—
to develop and recommend such rules, regulations, and amendments to the order to the Secretary for approval as may be necessary for the development and execution of programs or projects to carry out the order;
to employ such persons as the Board considers necessary and determine the compensation and define the duties of the persons;
to prepare and submit for the approval of the Secretary, prior to the beginning of each fiscal year, a fiscal year budget of the anticipated expenses in the administration of the order, including the probable costs of all programs and projects;
to enter into contracts or agreements, with the approval of the Secretary, to develop and carry out programs or projects of research and advertising;
to carry out advertising or research, and pay the costs of the projects with funds collected pursuant to section
6409 of this title;
Plans and budgets
The order shall require the Board, prior to the beginning of each fiscal year, or as may be necessary after the beginning of the fiscal year, to develop budgets of the anticipated expenses and disbursements of the Board in the implementation of the order, including projected costs of research and advertising. The budget shall be submitted to the Secretary and be effective on the approval of the Secretary.
Incurring expenses
The Board may incur such expenses for research or advertising of fluid milk products, and other expenses for the administration, maintenance, and functioning of the Board, as may be authorized by the Secretary. The expenses shall include any implementation, administrative, and referendum costs incurred by the Department.
Paying expenses
The funds to cover the expenses referred to in paragraph (2) shall be paid from assessments collected under section
6409 of this title.
Prohibition on branded advertising
A program or project conducted under this chapter shall not make any reference to private brand names or use false or unwarranted claims on behalf of fluid milk products, or false or unwarranted statements with respect to the attributes or use of any competing products, except that this subsection shall not preclude the Board from offering its programs and projects for use by commercial parties, under such terms and conditions as the Board may prescribe as approved by the Secretary.
Contracts and agreements
In general
To ensure efficient use of funds collected under this chapter, the order shall provide that the Board may enter into contracts or agreements for the implementation and carrying out of programs or projects for fluid milk products research and advertising and for the payment of the costs of the programs or projects with funds received by the Board under the order.
Investment of funds
In general
The order shall provide that the Board, with the approval of the Secretary, may invest assessment funds collected by the Board under the order, pending disbursement of the funds, only in—
Books and records of Board
Books and records of processors
In general
The order shall require that each fluid milk processor subject to this chapter maintain and make available for inspection such books and records as may be required by the order and file reports at the time, in the manner, and having the content prescribed by the order.
Use of information
Information obtained under paragraph (1) shall be made available to the Secretary as is appropriate for the effectuation, administration, or enforcement of this chapter, or any order or regulation issued under this chapter.
In general
Except as provided in subparagraphs (B) and (C), commercial or financial information that is obtained under paragraph (1) or (2) and that is privileged or confidential shall be kept confidential by all officers and employees of the Department and agents of the Board, and only such information so obtained as the Secretary considers relevant may be disclosed to the public by them and then only in a suit or administrative hearing brought at the request of the Secretary, or to which the Secretary or any officer of the United States is a party, and involving the order.
Availability of information
Except as otherwise provided in this chapter, information obtained under this chapter may be made available to another agency of the Federal Government for a civil or criminal law enforcement activity if the activity is authorized by law and if the head of the agency has made a written request to the Secretary specifying the particular information desired and the law enforcement activity for which the information is sought.
Other exceptions
Nothing in subparagraph (A) may be construed to prohibit—
Any person violating this subsection, on conviction, shall be subject to a fine of not more than $1,000 or to imprisonment for not more than 1 year, or both, and if such person is an agent of the Board or an officer or employee of the Department, shall be removed from office.
Prohibition on use of funds to influence governmental action
The order shall exempt fluid milk products exported from the United States from assessments under the order.
The Secretary shall provide annually for an independent evaluation of the effectiveness of the fluid milk promotion program carried out under this chapter during the previous fiscal year, in conjunction with the evaluation of the National Dairy Promotion and Research Board established under section
(b) of this title.
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The Ohio State University, College of Humanities, Visiting Scholar, Jan 1991 - June 1995
Olatubosun's research interests lie in literature in English, particularly comparative studies in African, English, American and African-American literatures within the contexts of theories of fiction and literary discourse. His work is widely published and can be found in English Studies in Africa, NEOHELICON and Proceedings.
Degree PhD, The Indirect Narrative Method in the Last Six Novels of Geroge Mereditn, 1828-1909, University of Ibadan, Nigeria; BA, English from the University of Ibadan, Nigeria
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