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Since making his debut with 2005's The Roost, writer-director Ti West has been devoted to making horror movies. The Innkeepers, West's first attempt at a ghost story, opens in theaters on Feb. 3rd (though it is already available on VOD), and the horror anthology V/H/S, which includes a segment directed by West, will debut at the Sundance Film Festival this weekend. Showing no signs of slowing down, West has cast Liv Tyler in the lead role of his next project, titled The Side Effect.
Deadline reports that Tyler will play Catherine Rigby, a woman who spends "several months alone in space as an experimental subject for a global pharmaceutical company and finds herself inexplicably pregnant." It won't be Tyler's first horror movie, having appeared in 2008's The Strangers, but she said she was drawn to the project because of West, calling the director "a super-talented exciting young filmmaker." Tyler called her role "a fantastic character within a great thriller."
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The first go-kart-racing track was a circle because it was designed to teach children how centripetal force feels without rolling them down hills in tires. Learn circularly with this Groupon.
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Keansburg Amusement Park
The masterminds behind Keansburg Amusement Park, located just off the beach, oversee a park designed to turn a day out with the family during warm weather months into a mini vacation. By dotting the park with roller coasters, go-karts, arcades, and classic boardwalk fare, the owners seem to have realized their vision while also addressing the interests of different-aged groups. Families can glide around the park's classic carousel, and kids ride the colorful Jolly Caterpillar before he presumably morphs into a butterfly at closing time. Some of the park's newer attractions include a fleet of bumper cars and the Rocking Tug ride. With its more than 35 rides, the park has garnered accolades such as Best of New Jersey from the readers of NJ Monthly Magazine, as well as a 2011 Best of Monmouth County from the readers of Asbury Park Press.


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Search is indisputably the de facto way we navigate the internet. More and more, it's creeping into our offline lives as well. As far back as a decade ago, studies were commissioned on how television viewers searched on-screen program guides, for example. Aspects of search, user experience and usability are now creeping into even more non-digital and mundane aspects of life. Even shopping for groceries.
Case-in-point: Self check-out machines have become a common sight at big box retailers, and recently they've started to appear in grocery stores as well. They afford both efficiency and cost-savings for retailers, right?
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But haven't found a single head!!!
Bloody footprints have been seen,
Leading from the murder scene,
But then they seem to disappear,
The circus act, is always near!
So if you see this evil clown,
In this place, old Norwich Town,
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Preordered it. Six hours before it's released to the masses. I know a lot of people might think "Wait, Resident Evil 4? That's already been released..." and you'd be right! Well, you'd be right if I meant regular Resident Evil. I've purchased Resident Evil 4 for the PC, which.. yes, has already been released as well, but it's the HD version on Steam, which comes with all the bonus content in the other games, the weapons, the dirty pictures!
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Alitretinoin in the Treatment of Chronic Hand Eczema
This study has been completed.
Basilea Pharmaceutica
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ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
First received: August 22, 2007
Last updated: July 16, 2010
Last verified: July 2010
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The purpose of the study is to investigate the safety and efficacy of alitretinoin in chronic hand eczema that is refractory to topical corticosteroids.
Condition | Intervention | Phase |
Eczema |
Drug: alitretinoin |
Phase 3 |
Study Type: | Interventional |
Study Design: | Endpoint Classification: Safety/Efficacy Study Intervention Model: Single Group Assignment Masking: Open Label Primary Purpose: Treatment |
Official Title: | Open Label Treatment of Patients With Chronic Hand Dermatitis Who Have Participated in a Previous Clinical Trial Involving Oral Alitretinoin |
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Further study details as provided by Basilea Pharmaceutica:
Primary Outcome Measures:
- Safety assessments
Secondary Outcome Measures:
- Efficacy (Physicians Global Assessment)
Estimated Enrollment: | 150 |
Study Start Date: | May 2007 |
Chronic hand eczema is a frequent and distressing disease. The course of the disease is of chronic-relapsing nature. In a phase III study alitretinoin was clinically effective for patients with severe chronic hand eczema refractory to topical treatment. This study investigates the safety and efficacy of alitretinoin who previously have participated in a clinical trial involving alitretinoin.
Ages Eligible for Study: | 18 Years to 80 Years |
Genders Eligible for Study: | Both |
Accepts Healthy Volunteers: | No |
Inclusion Criteria:
- Previous participation in therapeutic trials involving chronic hand eczema
- Relapse of chronic hand eczema, defined as 75% of the baseline initial total lesion symptom score
Exclusion Criteria:
- Patients whose disease is adequately controlled by standard non-medicated skin care and topical corticosteroid therapy
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ClinicalTrials.gov processed this record on March 06, 2014
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ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: | NCT00519675 History of Changes |
Other Study ID Numbers: | BAP00731 |
Study First Received: | August 22, 2007 |
Last Updated: | July 16, 2010 |
Health Authority: | France: Afssaps - Agence française de sécurité sanitaire des produits de santé (Saint-Denis) Germany: Federal Institute for Drugs and Medical Devices |
Keywords provided by Basilea Pharmaceutica:
Chronic hand eczema Chronic hand dermatitis Patients with chronic hand eczema, who are refractory to topical corticosteroids |
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Dermatitis Eczema Skin Diseases Skin Diseases, Eczematous Alitretinoin Tretinoin |
Antineoplastic Agents Therapeutic Uses Pharmacologic Actions Keratolytic Agents Dermatologic Agents |
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Cozumel Marine Turtle Observation & Baby Liberation Events with FP&M
Thousands of sea turtles arrive to nest in Cozumel each year and there are at least two Marine Turtle Salvation Programs on the island that need your support and help with the conservation efforts of the island! Island volunteers along with visiting tourist volunteers have dedicated thousands of hours over the years to saving the sea trurtle population in Cozumel and now you can participate too!
During the nights of April through September, on the Eastern shore of Cozumel, two species of sea turtles come ashore to lay their eggs on the beach of Cozumel. The turtles, known as the loggerhead turtle (Caretta caretta) and the green turtle (Chelonia mydas), generally lay from 100-150 eggs and can nest up to 6 times in one season.
Now Cozumel visitors are invited to join and support this important conservation program to save and protect these endangered species of turtles. Work side by side with brigade volunteers and get hands on experience with turtles making their nests, laying eggs as well as watch baby turtles making their way to the sea for the first time.
Tourists visiting Cozumel or those living here who would like to
observe, learn and release baby turtles one night for 4 - 6 hours
with a turtle brigade can do so during the sea turtle nesting season for a
nominal donation per person
June 1 through November 15 annually.
NOTE: Requests are submitted to an approval process and are handled on first-come, first-serve basis. Please allow 1 week for a response.
Read more about Cozumel's Marine Turtle Protection Program
Read more about Cozumel's Turtle Program Fundraising Campaigns of the past
There may be an additional fundraising campaign in 2013 but donors can contribute any time and will be recognized on the 2013 Donor Page here on this website.
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Cozumel Marine Turtle Observation & Baby Liberation Events with FP&M
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2013 ~ Daily Turtle Brigade Outings
MAX Spaces: 15 persons
All spaces are by advance reservation only.
NOTE: We provide this reservation service "Pro Bono" each year for the turtles. In 2012, COZUMELINSIDER raised over US $12,000 in donations with this system ~ 100% for the turtles. HELP US HELP THEM !! Reserve Here Now!!
Transportation to the turtle nesting / work area
All supplies required for participating, working nests & liberating baby turtles
Total Time:
JUNE 1 - AUGUST 15 ~ turtle spotting & nest marking
Approximately 4 - 5 hours ~
8:00pm - 12:30am
AUGUST 15 - OCTOBER 30 ~ nest checking and liberation of babies
Approximately 3 - 4 hours ~
5pm - 8:00pm
Adults 12 & up: US$ 60 per person donation
Children 11 - 5 years: US$ 35 per person donation
Children 4 & under: FREE
Total paid in cash/travel checks 48 hours prior to participation
Adults 12 & up: US$ 55 per person donation
Children 11 - 5 years: US$ 25 per person donation
Children 4 & under: FREE
Total paid in cash/travel checks 48 hours prior to participation
Dark clothing, sturdy shoes, insect repellent needed & 1 small flash light
Due to timeframes involved, this activity is only suitable for overnight/extended stay island visitors.
Cameras are allowed but photo opportunities are restricted to certain times during the activity.
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All other information including designated meeting point, etc. will be conveyed in a confirmation email.
NOTE: Requests are handled on first-come, first-serve basis by volunteers. Please allow 5-7 days for a response to register.
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Just wanted to sayThank You for your webcam. We Love Cozumel and miss it so much. It is nice to be able to look at the webcam every day and see what is happening and the beautiful water. Your website has also been very helpful when planning our trips. Keep up the good work.
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Just returned from Cozumel where we participated in the FP&M Turtle Salvation program and it was the highlight of our trip. Our guides picked us up at our hotel right on time. They were very nice and one spoke fantastic English. Being able to participate in the extraction of newly hatched baby sea turtles from their nests and then watching them scurry into the ocean was so amazing. There were 4 nests hatching that evening so we were interacting with baby turtles for several hours. Those little turtles are SO adorable and so VERY determined to get to the water. This activity exceeded our expectations. I would recommend it to anyone who loves nature and wants to help this endangered species. It is awesome that cozumelinsider.com donates its resources to handle the bookings for this activity to help raise funds for this great cause. Thanks for an awesome experience!
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We will be leaving tommorrow for 2 week stay at Islamar villas and diving with Dive Paradise. All of this along with a car rental was booked through you guys. Not only did you have a professional attitude through all the e-mails in booking the original dates but at the last minute I extended my stay. You and your staff were especially kind through all of this. You got the car extended and went way out of your way to make sure everything was taken care of, not to mention letting me borrow your personal roller bag to go to the market. You extended everything with ease and you are a great asset to Cozumel and Mexico. This will be my 12 th trip and I will never work with anyone else from now on. Thank you Sherri. Jack
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I must admit, booking our excursion through you and not the cruise ship was unsettling but once we got to your facility all of our doubts were gone. Your park and staff were first class, professional, friendly and even the dophins looked happy. Thank you for a truly once in a life time experience. Your quick response to my e-mails was also appreciated. I can assure you I will recommend your park to anyone that tells me they are going on a cruise. Thanks again.
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section;Hey all, I've got this situation which is really bad. Due to some issues, I deleted my previous iTune and re-installed a new iTune and the best thing ever happened
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Hey all, I've got this situation which is really bad. Due to some issues, I deleted my previous iTune and re-installed a new iTune and the best thing ever happened is that all my old backup are gone! I've google through alot resources but little of it applies to my situation, there must be less than 0.0001% who ended up in my current state. All my contacts, notes, photos, etcs are all gone with the wind together with my old backup.
Windows has lots of recovery tools like 'File scavenger', 'PhotoRec', etcs and the problem with this is that they're only able to recover deleted items from DRIVES. I tried various disk mounting tools but doesn't help at all. I tried using File scavenger to recover the deleted itune backup by entering keywords like "iTune", "backup" and even end the filepath of the backup like "AppData/Roaming/Apple Computer....etcs" But still couldn't scan anything from the old itune backup. I guess this could be due to the un-installation done by the Apple install wizard that's why they don't appear in deleted partitions.
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Actually, it isn't If you consolidated your iTunes library, than all your media should be safe. That means that you keep your files in their regular directory, and a copy of them in your iTunes Media folder (which was erased).
That only handles your media. Your contacts were hopefully synchronized with a e-mail, such as Hotmail. Your photos would need to be synchronized with a folder for you to retrieve them again. Unfortunately, your Notes are probably gone
If you didn't consolidate your media, than I suggest redownloading them from the iTunes Store (or whatever you downloaded it from). Redownloading from the iTunes Store is very easy. Just go into Downloads, and click Restore Purchases (or something just as easy).
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Have you tried Enigma Recovery? The offer software that will recovery you lost and deleted data. I personally lost some contacts, but I'm pretty sure that you can get back notes, SMS text messages, calender entries and call logs. They have step by step guides on how to recovery all the data from your phone. I can give you the one that I used for my data but you should be able to find the others on the website if you have a look around. I hope this helps you, I know how annoying it is to lose stuff when you really need it!
Recover Lost and Deleted Contacts from an iPhone
Recover or undelete iPhone backup sometimes is a tricky problem. If you use iTunes as your iPhone manager, you should know there is auto backup generated by iTunes when you sync iPhone with it. Yes, iTunes has done the backup for your iPhone indeed. You only need to restore from the iPhone backup file (SQlitedb file) by iPhone Recovery Tool.Last edited by hammydi; 12-17-2013 at 08:48 PM.
The easiest way to keep your iOS backup safe is by enabling iCloud backup since this does not require iTunes as the middleman and minimizes the risk of the iOS backup folder being deleted. Enabling iCloud backup on the iPhone takes less than a minute via Settings > iCloud > Backup & Storage > Back Up Now


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This is the plush dolphin that generates four different sounds to lull infants to sleep. It re-creates the sound of a mother's heartbeat heard within the womb, a gentle rain shower, the calming sounds of ocean surf, and the harmonic sounds of whale song. You can control the volume, and each sound may be set to turn off after 23 or 45 minutes. The dolphin attaches to a crib, co-sleeper, or bedpost with a hook-and-loop fastener. Child-safe, it is made of non-toxic and hypoallergenic polyester that can be spot-cleaned. Includes two AA batteries. Newborns and up. 10 1/2" L x 6" W x 5" D. (1 lb.)
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The Lady Bruins fell to 6-9 in league play and are 7-11 overall in the 3A WSL with losses to Grand Valley (59-47) and Moffat County (62-35).
League leader Moffat County is 14-1 and 15-3 with Olathe in second place at 12-3 and 14-4.
GV 59, Cedaredge 47
Grand Valley got out to a six-point lead after one period of play and added one point to that lead for a 32-25 lead at the break.
The Lady Cardinals had just enough offense to keep their lead in the second half of play and outscored Cedaredge 27-22 in the final 16 minutes.
Sophomore Kristen Gardner was the lone Cedaredge player in double figures with 13 points. Becca Deal had nine points and Alyssa Isaman finished with seven.
Isaman was solid on the glass with 10 rebounds –– three offensive and seven defensive. Jordan Smith and Kristen Gardner grabbed seven rebounds and Deal swatted three shots out of the air.
Grand Valley's Ashlyn Speakman lit up the evening with seven treys and finished with 25 points to lead all scorers in the game.
No information was available for the Cedaredge and Moffat County contest. Only the line score was found. Moffat County scored 18 points in each of the first and third quarters and had 15 and 11 in the second and fourth frames. Cedaredge had seven points in the first quarter, 10 in each of the second and third periods, and finished with eight points in the fourth quarter.
The Lady Bruins finish the regular season in Carbondale against Roaring Fork on Friday. Game time is scheduled for 5:30 p.m.
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Mix and taste. The base should taste mellow, slightly sweet, with a little garlic bite.
Step 2: Add seasonings
1/2 onion, finely chopped
bunch dill, finely chopped
1/2 lemon, juiced
dash of Worchestershire or soy sauce
salt & fresh ground pepper to taste
Stir and taste. Adjust seasonings as necessary. The flavors wll mellow and mingle if allowed to sit, so making this dip ahead and storing it in the refrigerator is preferable.
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Students who have young, dependent children in child care may be eligible for the U-M Child Care Subsidy Program, which provides funds to assist students with the cost of licensed child care. Students who wish to apply for the subsidy must meet several eligibility criteria and must submit both a federal Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) and an application for the subsidy.
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Be enrolled at least half-time in a University of Michigan-Ann Arbor degree program at the undergraduate, graduate, or professional level, or be enrolled in a non-degree program with a defined educational objective. Please note:
Have dependent child(ren) who are 12 years old or younger or dependent child(ren) who have special needs and are under the age of 19.
Incur child care expenses from services provided by a licensed child care provider. You may apply for the subsidy if you are not currently using a licensed child care provider. If you are awarded a subsidy and you are not using a licensed child care provider, you must change to a licensed care provider and use the licensed provider's services for at least 75 percent of each term for which you receive the subsidy.
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Complete and submit a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) to the federal processor (U.S. citizens and permanent residents only). Be sure to list Federal School Code 002325 so that a copy will be sent to U-M. Note: International students should not complete the FAFSA but should see Step 2c below. Note: If you have already submitted this year's FAFSA to apply for financial aid, do NOT submit it again.
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b. Copies of your and your spouse's signed previous-year federal income tax returns (1040, 1040A, 1040EZ, 1040NR, 1040NR-EZ, or Form 8843) or a Non-Filing Statement (below). (Submit the Non-Filing Statement if you/your spouse were not required to submit tax returns based on IRS income requirements.)
c. International students only: Submit both the Child Care Subsidy Application and an International Student Financial Data Form. (International students should not complete the FAFSA.) Note that the International Student Financial Data Form requires the submission of tax return information.
Note: If you previously submitted any of these forms to apply for financial aid, do NOT submit them again.
For Fall/Winter: Students are encouraged to apply by April 30 for the following fall. Notification will be sent to eligible applicants beginning July 1. This will allow you adequate time to plan and make your child care arrangements. Students who apply after April 30 may be denied funding if all funds have been committed to applicants who applied earlier.
For Spring/Summer: Students are encouraged to apply by March 15. Notification will be sent to eligible applicants in April. This will allow you adequate time to plan and make your child care arrangements. Funding for Spring and Summer terms may be limited. Applicants will be funded on a first-come, first-served basis. Students who apply after March 15 may be denied funding if all funds have been committed to applicants who applied earlier.
The amount of Child Care Subsidy awarded to eligible applicants is based on applicants' financial need, the number of children they have enrolled in licensed care facilities, their child care expenses, and available funding. Maximum awards for 2013-2014 including Spring/Summer 2014, are below:
Award maximums for 2014-2015 will be posted as available.
A term is Fall term, Winter term, or Spring/Summer term (the combined Spring half-term and Summer half-term). Applicants will be notified in writing of their eligibility for the subsidy and the amount they will receive. The subsidy amount cannot exceed the cost of your licensed child care.
You must demonstrate financial need to be eligible for the Child Care Subsidy program. Financial need is calculated as follows:
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Estimated Cost of Attendance: This estimated amount includes tuition, fees, an allowance for books and supplies, a reasonable allowance for living expenses, and child care expenses as reported on the Child Care Subsidy Application.
Expected Family Contribution/Available Resources: The Office of Financial Aid calculates your expected family contribution based on your Child Care Subsidy Application, your tax returns, and the FAFSA or International Student Financial Data Form. The calculation is based on such items as your earnings; checking, savings, cash, and money market accounts; investments and real estate holdings other than your family's primary residence; business equity; untaxed income; income from assistantships; and other financial aid you are receiving through your academic department and the Office of Financial Aid.
Funds are disbursed through the University Payroll System in the form of a check payable to you or, if you have authorized direct deposit (click on Direct Deposit from the Student Business page of Wolverine Access), funds will be deposited to your bank account.
A copy of a child care contract or other documents verifying your child care expenses and your provider's state licensure will be required prior to disbursement of funds.
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A lack of spare runway capacity at London's Heathrow airport costs the UK USD$22 billion a year in lost trade and means the country is losing out to European rivals in the race for lucrative emerging markets routes, a study found.The report, commissioned by Spanish group Ferrovial's Heathrow, said the problem could only be solved by having a single hub airport - meaning either Heathrow should be expanded or a new international hub should be built.Heathrow, which has two runways, is operating at 99 percent of capacity. The government blocked plans for a third runway when it came to power in 2010 - further expansion of the west London site would mean a huge increase in the number of flights over the capital.The report, written by the consultancy Frontier Economics, said the government needed to act to better compete with the likes of Amsterdam, Frankfurt and Paris in the battle for routes to emerging markets."There is no room to fit in new trade routes to the emerging economies," it said. "There are 1,532 more flights to the three largest cities in mainland China from Paris and Frankfurt than there are from Heathrow, while the gap with China has also widened in terms of destinations".It noted there were no direct flights from London to seven destinations in mainland China - Chengdu, Hangzhou, Nanjing, Qingdao, Shenyang, Wuhan and Xiamen - now served by other European hubs.The report said daily, direct flights brought in 20 times as much trade as routes which were not direct or as frequent, and that only a hub airport can provide these links.London's second largest airport, Gatwick, is considering building a second runway in a bid to become a hub.South-east of the capital, Gatwick is a point-to-point airport, mainly focused on the leisure market, and has far fewer transfer passengers than Heathrow."As the UK's only hub airport, Heathrow serves 75 destinations that are not supported by any other UK airport," said the report. "Only a hub can provide the range and frequency of long-haul direct services that UK air passengers want."The debate heated up this month with the launch of the government-appointed Davies Commission to review airport options.Frontier Economics dismissed talks of connecting Heathrow and other London airports via a rail link to create a 'dual hub', saying transfers would be too slow.London's mayor, Boris Johnson - a Conservative tipped as a possible future prime minister, is against Heathrow's expansion and has been pushing for a four-runway hub in the Thames estuary - dubbed "Boris Island". Others are keen on expanding Stansted airport, northeast of London. Source: Reuters
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NORTH KINGSTOWN ŌĆō At MondayŌĆÖs North Kingstown Town Council meeting, members unanimously approved the purchase of a new rescue vehicle for the NK Fire Department.
HOPE VALLEY ŌĆō WesterlyŌĆÖs favorite chocolatier, Rudi Hauser, owner of Hauser Chocolates and President of the Westerly-Pawcatuck Chamber of Commerce, will join televisionŌĆÖs Cooking with Class gourmet chef Frank Terranova and Dean of Cuisine Linda Musch, Director of Culinary Arts at the Chariho Career and Technical Center, to comprise the team of judges for this yearŌĆÖs Pasta Challenge at Westerly Armory.
JOHNSTON, R.I. - The Rhode Island Resource Recovery Corporation (RIRRC) will host a special Eco-Depot collection of household hazardous waste (HHW) in Glocester on March 26 from 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. The site is the Glocester Highway Department located at 91 Chestnut Hill Road. The collection is free and available for Rhode Island residents only. Appointments are necessary for the Eco-Depot service to reduce waiting time in the drop-off.
ORLANDO, Fla. - The University of Rhode Island men's basketball team saw its roller-coaster season end with a 66-54 loss to Central Florida in the quarterfinals of the CBI Tournament Tuesday night. After leading 30-27 at the half, the Rams failed to find a way to stop Central Florida, which opened the second half with an 18-5 run. Delory James led URI with 18 points, scoring nine of the team's first 13 in the game. No other Ram had double figures and URI hit just 20 of 48 from the floor and 6 of 18 3-pointers.
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A simple sheet of paper may be a potent new tool for the East Greenwich Police Department to help deal with children with autism or AspergerŌĆÖs syndrome. Sgt. John Carter, the departmentŌĆÖs juvenile officer, has completed a sheet that parents can submit to police, who will put the information in their database so in the event that officers are called to their home, police will know about the children.
PROVIDENCE -- Legislation has been introduced that could easily solve one of the routine headaches faced by the Chariho Regional School District every year.
Julianne Jennings, an anthropology student with Native American heritage, has taken aim at Rhode Island's founder, Roger Williams, and is working to post a plaque that states his involvement in the selling of slaves after Providence was burned in March of 1676. The Narragansett Indians are not involved with the plaque which would be placed on South Main Street in Providence in commemoration of the Native Americans who were sent to the Caribbean plantations to work as slaves after their defeat.
NORTH KINGSTOWN ŌĆō There have always been amazing women living among us in the community, quietly working in ways that earned praise. In honor of WomenŌĆÖs History Month, IŌĆÖll spend the next few columns writing about them. Some are women I knew through long-ago interviews; others are connected in more obscure ways. They are all gone now. I hope remembering them will bring smiles to the faces of readers who havenŌĆÖt seen these memorable names in awhile. This week weŌĆÖll celebrate two women who were ahead of their time in running businesses that filled needs nobody else seemed to recognize.


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So much for the idea that Kate Middleton may be giving birth earlier than expected. Lending credence to the notion that her due date is indeed July 14 as E! News previously reported, Prince William has decided to take part in a charity polo match this weekend 100 miles outside of London while his very pregnant wife is expected to stay put so she can be close to St. Mary's Hospital.
Media tycoon Rupert Murdoch has been recalled to the U.K. parliament to clarify evidence he gave about alleged crimes by his journalists following the emergence of a secret recording.
Murdoch told lawmakers in July 2011 that he was ?shocked, appalled and shamed? by the revelations of phone hacking and illegal payments to public officials.
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Walk outside to smell the salt air and watch the ocean waves from the resort's beach. At Las Rocas Resort And Spa you can cool off in one of the 2 outdoor swimming pools and indulge in a pampering afternoon at the full-service spa.
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El Meson - Overlooking the ocean and garden, this restaurant serves lunch and dinner.
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Las Rocas Spa has 6 treatment rooms including rooms for couples. Services include massages, facials, body wraps, and body scrubs. This ocean view spa is equipped with a sauna and a spa tub.
Children under 12 years old are not allowed in the spa without adult supervision. Guests under 7 years old are not allowed in the spa.
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Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Check-in time ends at 11 PM
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The only time you do laundry is when you come back from the Black Canyon Quilt Show and you have a whole pile of new cottons to pre-wash. – From the July issue of San Juan Snippets, the newsletter of the San Juan Quilters Guild
Quilters are a passionate bunch, and their numbers in this region are growing. This Friday through Sunday, July 13-15, they host the 16th annual Black Canyon Quilt Show at the Montrose Pavilion. The quilt show was started by a small number of women in Montrose in 1996, and originally took up just the lobby of the Pavilion. Today the gathering is hosted by the three guilds in this area – Columbine Quilters, Friendship Quilters of Western Colorado, and the San Juan Quilters – and takes up most of the building.
Each year's quilt show has a theme, and this year's sounds simple enough: "Honoring America." But in fact, the execution of one of America's key motifs – the star –- though common in quilting, is incredibly difficult to get just right, says Carolyn Ray, who is in charge of this year's judging. To make matters worse, mistakes involving stars can be glaring. "Anything with a star on it catches your attention, and all the points on the star are a challenge," Ray says. All the points must be precise, and the points must end precisely at the edge of each block of fabric, neither early or late. Judy Martin, the author of Stellar Quilts – Stars That Stand Out, has made mastering the star her specialty, and will give a lecture on the topic Saturday afternoon at 1 p.m. This year's raffle quilt is loaded with perfect examples of the design, and is entitled "Starburst Lilies."
As always, technical acumen will be judged at this year's quilt show as well as beauty. Last year, the quilt that took second place in the "pieced" group (meaning a quilt assembled of pieces of fabric sewn together, instead of being appliquéd on top of another piece of fabric) displayed both; the intricate design recalled a Navajo rug known as an Eye Dazzler. Ray, who has been quilting since 1981, is impressed not only with the beauty of the designs her fellow guild-members come up with, but by the women themselves: "When I moved here from Dallas, I was amazed and elated," not only at the number of quilters in this area, but how so many made her feel welcome. "It made the transition much easier. They're there when you need support, and they become your close friends." The show is open 9 a.m.-5 p.m. on Friday and Saturday, and 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Sunday. Admission is $3.
On Saturday afternoon, the Ridgway Library hosts a reception for two artists, old friends who only recently discovered they both make art. Kellie Day, who works in mixed media, will display her work alongside the found-metal objects of fellow ice-and-mountain climber Sven Krebs. When Day and Krebs, who hadn't seen each other for years, ran into each other at last year's Ah Haa School auction, they realized they had more than crampons in common. Day had a show booked at the Ridgway library, and invited Krebs to join her. The two took a trip to Denver, combing the galleries along Santa Fe Drive for inspiration which, in the end, they found in their own backyards, almost literally. For Krebs, who lives two blocks away from Recla Metals in Montrose, it came in the form of what others discard. "You're still allowed to search the scrap piles out there," he says. "I'm a welder. I started using neodymium magnets to put metal pieces all together. Once I discovered how well everything sticks, I realized I could make the pieces interactive, so the owner of each piece can totally change the work." Though Day works in mixed media, she shares Krebs' love of "these whimsical, strange" pieces of metal. Her work at the Library, though, centers around this summer's wildfires and local waters, specifically her captivation by the koi pond at Ouray Hot Springs, and the San Miguel River. "I live by the river," she says. "I painted an eight-foot-long stretch of it – my favorite little spot." Rusted mining remnants combine with water not only in the rivers around here, but in the artists' work. The artists' reception is from 4-7 p.m.
Speaking of the Ah Haa School's auction, it's time for the 20th annual rendition next Friday, July 20, beginning at 6 p.m. The live and silent sale will feature works donated by local, regional and international artists, all of whom are affiliated with the School, and will include everything from painting and photography to jewelry, works in mixed media, an unreleased Michael Ward Beatles print, a custom Derek Tuohy electric guitar, hand-painted by artist Danielle DeRoberts, even a Cirque d'Ah Haa-themed trip to Las Vegas. "Friday night is a great party, but there's so much going on," says marketing manager Lauren Metzger, that the School will host a special, more-intimate gathering of five artists, and an opportunity to bid, on the evening of Thursday, July 19. There, painter Corinne Scheman and sculptor Michelle Montague, among others, will discuss their works and processes. An art show featuring all the artwork in the silent auction opened July 5 at the school's gallery; there is no admission charge. "Each year," Metzger says, "artists give so much to the community. This is a way to showcase their talent." For more on the Thursday and Friday night auctions, visit ahhaa.org.


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The Nikon D80 lasted a long time at the top of our entry-level dSLR list, and the D5000 has been an eagerly awaited replacement for that just-under-$1,000 kit segment. And there are plenty of significant changes in this model. Nikon switches to a CMOS sensor instead of the CCD it's been using in its entry-level models, in this case, the same 12.3-megapixel version that's in the D90. Plus there's the new (to Nikon's dSLRs) flip-down-and-swivel LCD, and an improved AF system--the same 11-point AF system as the D90--that distinguish it clearly from the cheaper D60. But, as frequently happens, this poses quite a bit of competition for the more expensive D90. Especially since it has a newer version of the Expeed image processor (with improved Auto Active D-Lighting and face-priority AF) and enhanced Live View AF, along with a connector for the optional GP-1 hot shoe GPS. It also supports direct wireless upload when you use an Eye-Fi card.
The D5000 is available in two configurations, at least from Nikon: body only and a kit with the 18-55mm VR lens. I wouldn't be surprised if a dual-lens kit with the additional 55-200mm lens eventually showed up as well.
Constructed of polycarbonate over stainless steel, the 21.6-ounce D5000 weighs a few ounces more than the D60 and competing Canon EOS Rebel T1i but about 4 ounces less than the D90. It feels plasticky, but not cheap--pretty typical for its price segment--although the SD slot cover does seem a bit flimsier than usual.
The control layout is pretty typical, although Nikon seems to have eliminated more direct-access buttons than most products in its class and replaced them entirely with the interactive display. Through it, in combination with the back dial and multi selector, you adjust shutter speed, aperture, image size and quality, white balance, ISO sensitivity, focus mode, AF area (single, multi, wide area, and 3D tracking), metering, D-Lighting, exposure bracketing (three shots in up to two stop increments), Picture Control, exposure and flash compensation, and flash mode. I generally like the interactive displays, but the D5000's LCD is a bit difficult to see in sunlight, which made changing settings somewhat problematic. There's also a programmable function button that falls under your left thumb--I like that location--to which you can assign direct access to drive modes, image size and quality, ISO sensitivity, white balance, Active D-Lighting, raw override, and bracketing.


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Enjoy hundreds of books, magazines, and other online reading material on the Wi-Fi enabled PanDigital Novel multimedia eBook reader. The full LCD touchscreen of this PanDigital eBook reader offers a virtual keyboard, instant access to the Barnes & Noble eBookstore, and a high definition movie, video and picture viewing experience. The built-in Wi-Fi connectivity of this PanDigital eReader keeps you constantly connected to the world, even when you are traveling. You can utilize the power of the web, via the integrated web browser in this PanDigital eBook reader. Supporting standard and night reading modes, this PanDigital eReader allows you to continue reading even in low-light conditions. The PanDigital Novel's storage space can easily fit all your media and personal files, making it an excellent travel companion. | |
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Display Size | 7in (17.78 cm) |
Hard Drive Capacity | 1 GB |
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E-book reader with color touch screen; built-in Wi-Fi; access to Barnes & Noble eBook store; SD expansion slot for additional memory; Web browser and e-mail capabilities; displays images and some video formats; support for audio and MP3 playback.
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The feature set of the affordable Pandigital Novel looks good on paper, but this color e-book reader and multimedia device is hobbled by its extremely slow performance and unresponsive touch screen.
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I bought this product to see how it compares with my iPad at the ridiculously low price. I liked the fact that it runs on the android platform like my phone, and that it could utilize a wireless N connection. The screen is not very responsive and can be frustrating as you often have to try multiple times before something opens. But once connected to email, it is an easy device to use to scroll through your email which is the main use. It can be used for web surfing but it is temperamental due to the touchscreen issues. Have no problems with the battery life.
Not a bad unit for a basic reader with some internet capabilities, was advertized as "android" system however this model has off-brand non full function android software so it cannot download books from librabry or B & N. Has Amazon kindle type capabilities but if you want Barns & Noble ability you have to reload a large software package that destroys the kindle one!! Very limited on apps that run on the android platform. Bought it cause it was the cheapest color one but in hind sight might have spent a bit more to get full capabilities?
I use this product for reviewing my photos while I'm on the road in places where I don't want to expose my iPad to any hazards. For this purpose it works well with photos rendered with good detail. This product will also interface with a Mac.
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Name one game you absolutely hate playing, but when you're forced into it you desperately want to win. Easy: bumper boats.
Even though you try to avoid it like your annoying cousin who always talks your ear off at family gatherings, sometimes there's simply no way around heavy boat traffic––especially when your favorite fishing hole is a well-known hotspot (and when you've got the mixed blessing commonly referred to as a job, which pays the bills but forces you to fish fewer weekdays and more crowded Saturdays and Sundays than you'd like).
What to do when you're fishing boat-to-boat with other anglers? Follow these three tips below from Steve Scepaniak. As a guide on Minnesota's famous Mille Lacs Lake, he has no choice but to cut through the crowds and get his clients fish, no matter what.
1. Slow Down
Many anglers speed up their presentation when fishing a heavily pressured area, with hopes of triggering a reaction from otherwise finicky fish. Walleyes that are sick of watching jigs and live bait dragging along at snail speeds might snatch up a crankbait that zips overhead, so the logic goes. And while this thinking is not necessarily wrong (in fact, it often works), Scepaniak's first reaction is to go the other direction: Slow it down.
"One of the most common mistakes anglers make is allowing the wind to dictate the pace of their fishing," Scepaniak says. "When that's the case, typically people error on the side of moving too fast. So if you slow down and really focus on boat control, you'll be putting your bait in a better position than 90 percent of the boats out there right off the bat."
Also, a truly refined, finesse approach requires great attention to detail, an advanced skill set and plenty of patience. That patience pays off in many ways, not all of which are glaringly obvious at first.
"The tendency on crowded lakes is to get frustrated if you're not catching fish, and leave a good spot that really does hold fish, simply to search out non-pressured water and fish by yourself," Scepaniak says. "Well, those other isolated spots might not hold as many fish. By default, slowing down your approach forces you to work a spot more thoroughly and reduces the odds that you'll leave a good spot too quickly."
2. Slim Down
Once again, the option of upsizing your presentation is not a bad one, but Scepaniak feels the odds are more in your favor if you downsize instead. For one thing, fishing smaller is sometimes harder than fishing larger. Any angler can throw out bigger, bulkier and flashier crankbaits, jerkbaits and spinners––you strap 'em on, cast 'em out and see what happens. It's arguably more difficult to effectively fish smaller presentations.
A down-sized, subtle approach requires more precision, higher accuracy on water depth and boat control, and a greater ability to sense what your bait is doing in the water. Master that route and do it accurately (which as NAFC Members we know you do), and once again you're separating yourself from the competition.
"Go smaller, and rather than making more drastic changes to your presentation––such as switching from a jig to a crankbait or from a natural-colored lure to a fluorescent chrome colored bait––making smaller changes might pay off more," Scepaniak explains. "Switch to a fluorocarbon leader. Try a yellow hook instead of a black hook on your live bait rig. Move from a ¼-ounce weight to a 1/8-ounce weight."
If you're fishing live bait rigs and you have multiple lines in the water, constantly vary your snell length until you discover which length results in more bites; then make all your snells that exact length.
3. Smarten Up
Smarten up with your electronics. Perhaps you thought the first two tips were obvious enough (in which case you'll really roll your eyes at this one), but the fact of the matter is anglers often get distracted by other boats in crowded areas. The result? Less attention to your electronics––or, as Scepaniak puts it, "less interaction with your electronics."
Yes, by all means keep an eye on other boats and see who's catching fish and what they're using, but the more boats in your area, the more you need to key in on your electronics.
"If you're the only boat fishing a flat that's full of hungry walleyes, those fish are likely more willing to move up in the water column to bite," Scepaniak says. "But when they're watching an underwater parade of presentations float by, you need to make sure your bait is in the exact right spot on the spot, and the exact right depth."
Study your depthfinder for other insights, too. Where are baitfish? Why are you seeing fish suspended, and what type of fish are they? How is the water temperature changing throughout the day? What's the bottom composition on each spot you're fishing?
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Several years ago, I read about someone making the decision to immediately throw away any pen that didn't write.
Sounds logical. I was relieved to know that an otherwise normal-seeming person struggled with this, and I determined to do it too.
As someone who was forever finding and then re-finding pens that were out of ink, I've tried to be conscious about not putting non-working pens back into the drawer.
Because grabbing a pen (usually in a hurry), only to find that it doesn't write . . . is near the top of the list of Life's Most Annoying Little Things.
This morning, I grabbed a pen to do my Bible study. While technically, the pen wasn't out of ink . . . it was very difficult to write with it. It didn't guide smoothly and certain sections of my already messy handwriting were made more difficult to read by the ink randomly cutting out.
I was annoyed enough to get up and find a new pen.
I started to put the not-unusable-but-super-annoying pen back into the drawer. But then I stopped myself. I realized that I was putting it back just in case I was ever desperate.
I do this a lot.
I plan to be desperate.
I'm not so good at thinking ahead enough to remember to grab a new pen at the store, but I'm great at thinking ahead enough to know that I'll forget to grab a new pen at the store.
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The almost-no-good one.
I threw that pen away.
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MinterWonderlnd said...
At the end of the day- Joker Phillips, Randy Sanders, and Chuck Smith have a significant potion of responsibility for many of those "misses". I think this is one of the biggest reasons the fan base is still skeptical about the staff. To say Joker and others shouldn't be partially responsible for those misses is foolish.
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Recruiting has taken a major uptick in the last two classes. That is due to Joker getting coaches that get it in regard to recruiting today's football players. The improvement in recruiting will mean greater success on the field this fall, but particularly in 2013. We need Joker to be successful. It is the best thing for UK football long-term.
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I agree with this, and I think they were pretty good classes, especially given the fact that we had a disappointing offense in 2009 and a disappointing season (in my opinion) in 2010. I am somewhat cautious though, as I thought 2010 was really a breakthrough class, but attrition has whittled it down considerably.
Joker being successful, or at least having a modicum of success in 2012 isn't just desirable, I believe it's a must this year. Recruiting still looks about like it has the previous two years, however. I wanted to make a post saying it looks like we're projecting more this year, but looking back on the '11 and '12 classes, we clearly projected kids like Forrest, Smith and Bookie ('11) and Sweat, Meyers and Graffree ('12).
I think the program getting into the upper third of CFB recruiting is a step forward, compared to where we have been in the past. However, I stand by my statement that it's very important that we look competent and competitive this year so that we can finish as strongly as we have the previous two. We have to continue stepping forward and a step back, particularly in recruiting, will be devastating for the program in the next 3-4 years.
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- Dates: Feb. 8-23
- Field: 292 athletes participated in 2010 Winter Games
- Top Country: Norway, 96 medals
- First Held: 1924 Winter Games
- Who Has Qualified:
Men: Erik Bjornsen, Kris Freeman, Brian Gregg, Simi Hamilton, Noah Hoffman, Torin Koos, Andy Newell
Women: Sadie Bjornsen, Holly Brooks, Sophie Caldwell, Jessie Diggins, Kikkan Randall, Ida Sargent, Liz Stephen
With the Norwegians dominating cross country skiing for so long, the U.S. women now believe they belong. Kikkan Randall, the World Cup sprint champion, could become the first American woman and second American in history to win an Olympic medal. (Bill Koch won a silver in the 30K in 1976.)
Last season Randall clinched the World Cup sprint title by edging Norwegian world champion Marit Bjoergen. Expect the sprint battle in Sochi to come down to these two women.
The American women are also deep enough to contend for other medals. In addition to her individual success, Randall teamed with Jessie Diggins to earn the USA's first team sprint win last season. She also helped her teammates (Diggins, Holly Brooks and Liz Stephen) to the Americans' first World Cup relay podium.
Randall's fourth trip to the Winter Games promises to be as memorable as the Alaskan herself. With the nickname "Kikkanimal" and streaks of pink hair, Randall, 30, and her team stand out on race days with their face paint and glitter, usually supplied by Diggins, who at 21 will be competing in her first Olympics.
There are 12 medal events in cross country skiing, including sprint, team sprint, individual start, pursuit, mass start and relay events and most of those medals will go to Norwegians, of course. Bjoergen won three golds at the 2010 Vancouver Games; on the men's side, Petter Northug is a two-time overall World Cup champion (2010, 2013).
The American men led by Andy Newell and Noah Hoffman.
The events will be held at the Laura Cross-Country Ski & Biathlon Center, located on the crest and slopes of the Psekhako Ridge. The facility is named after the Laura River, a turbulent mountain river with several waterfalls, according to the Sochi organizing committee. The name of the river is based on the legend of a young girl named Laura who chose death by jumping off of a rock into the river instead of being with an old prince she did not love.


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Chancellor's Council on Inclusion Meeting Minutes July 28, 2005 2:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. Council Members Present:
I. Welcome and Introductions (Co-chairs) Comment: The University Committee should be viewed as the campus ombuds for issues involving faculty. Other approaches are a "band aid".
Question: What should an ombuds program look like and what do they do? Comments:
Working team
volunteers: ACTION: The working team will bring an initial report back at the next meeting, and continue to report at upcoming meetings.
Diversity Training should be a comprehensive program involving faculty/staff/students
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