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I am going to give you a minute to observe this special camera time with Consequence, Diddy and some dude they refer to as "LB." I refer to him as the "coon catalyst." See, you don't know what I mean yet. You haven't gotten that far yet to have the same confused look I did when he started spea— I'm sorry. What's that, now? No. You're hearing that shit correctly. The guy in the winter gear describes their work as "coon music." It took me a few listens, but he starts out with "ace boon coon," like my mama and uncle used ...Read More
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Computer manufacturer Apple® on Wednesday announced financial results for its fiscal 2003 third quarter ended June 28, 2003. For the quarter, the company posted a net profit of U.S. $19 million, or $0.05 per diluted share. These results compare to a net profit of $32 million, or $0.09 per diluted share, in the year-ago quarter. Revenues for the quarter were $1.545 billion, up 8 percent from the year-ago quarter and up 5 percent sequentially.
Gross margins were 27.7 percent, up from 27.4 percent in the year-ago quarter. International sales accounted for 39 percent of the quarter's revenues. In total, Apple shipped 771 thousand Macintosh® units during the quarter.
"This was a great new product quarter for Apple, starting with the iTunes Music Store and the new third-generation iPods, and ending with the announcement of the Power Mac G5 and the developer preview of Panther, the fourth major release of Mac OS X," said Steve Jobs, Apple's CEO. "Customer response to our new products has been very strong, and this quarter we are focused on delivering Power Mac G5s beginning in August and finishing Panther for release later this year."
"We are very proud to have exceeded our revenue target for the third quarter despite the difficult economic backdrop," added Fred Anderson, Apple's CFO. "We continue to be pleased with our working capital management and our ability to increase cash which totals over $4.5 billion. Looking ahead to the fourth quarter of 2003, we expect an increase in revenues and a slight increase in earnings relative to the June quarter."
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June 14, 2014
Hello Neighbors!
It's almost here! Our 2nd Annual Summer Kick-Off Party! Saturday, June 21st!
HPWNA will provide light appetizers, as well as our free RAFFLE!
Want to get some extra raffle tickets? Help us boost our email list membership!
Please stay tuned to the usual places for updates on HPWNA events and other events of interest in the neighborhood:
In addition to our public events, we hold Members Only events -- to receive those private invitations, please email us: YourFriends @ hpwna.org.
We look forward to getting to know you better and to seeing you around the neighborhood!
Gretchen Helmreich
President, Horner Park West Neighborhood Association
Gretchen @ hpwna.org
Who Is HPWNA?
The Horner Park West Neighborhood Association (HPWNA) has been working to improve the community since 1988, helping residents to deal with problems they might have, or that they see developing. We serve as a liaison for the neighborhood with the alderman's office, Chicago Police and other civic organizations. HPWNA represents the neighborhood bounded by Montrose, California, Irving Park and Sacramento.
HPWNA holds monthly board meetings on the second Wednesday of every month at 7:30 PM at the Horner Park Fieldhouse. Our board meetings are open to all.
HPWNA for much of its history has been a concerns-driven organization, working to keep our community safe and clean. As neighborhood concerns are low at present, we are focusing on social gatherings in the hopes that the friendships formed during this period will keep the neighborhood strong for years to come.


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New York Strip Steaks, are one of my favorite cuts. It has more flavor than a Filet Mignon thanks to the natural fat in the steak, and a great texture, that's maybe not quite as tender as the filet, but still very very nice. One of my favorite ways to cook New Yorks, is on the grill, but today, I'm going to show you a technique using a cast iron pan.
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Chicken Breasts with Morel Mushroom Sauce
Chicken breast recipes have become a staple in my house. They are really easy to cook, and very versatile, going well with so many other ingredients. For this recipe, I show you how to make a chicken breast with a morel mushroom sauce. Morel's are perhaps my favorite mushroom. But they are wild, and can be hard to find.
Spaghetti Pomodoro
Over the years, I've learned that Spaghetti is not Spaghetti, is not Spaghetti. The rich, and wonderful tomato sauce that my mom made us growing up, is closest to a Bolognese sauce. On the much lighter, faster, and easier to cook end of the spectrum is a Pomodoro sauce. Pomodoro is meant to be a fast and easy tomato sauce with a relatively few, fresh ingredients.
5 Rules for a Perfect Grilled Steak
Growing up, the only way I knew how to cook steak was on the grill. And I gotta admit that bringing flame to meat was, and still is, a satisfyingly primal expression of the culinary arts. However, over the years, I've found that great steaks can indeed be cooked on the grill, and so each time it's time to cook a steak, I gotta make the grill or not to grill call.
How to Grill a Steak
While I love to cook steaks indoors, in a cast iron pan, getting out over the open flames, on a grill satisfies a primal need to bring fire and meat together. It also, joyfully, imparts an awesome flavor to a great steak. But alas, how to grill a perfect steak still eludes many folks, and I've seen and eaten to many prime cuts of beef, that were tortured on the grill.
While conventional wisdom is that bigger is always better, I've found that is decidedly not the case when it comes to burgers. A few years ago, after having some damn tasty sliders out at a local bar, I decided to give them a try at home. And while, I do still make big, huge, manly half pound burgers occasionally, I've really gotten into these tiny little versions.
Spinach Salad
Spinach Salad, may not sound like the most exciting recipe in the world. But what if I add in words like bacon, bacon vinaigrette, apple, feta? Becomes a bit more tantalizing doesn't it? This spinach salad is one of my favorites for a starter course, or as a side salad for say a big summer BBQ. It's easy to make, the favors work great together, and it looks beautiful.
Saltimbocca, in Italian, means "jumps in the mouth", and after tasting this chicken saltimbocca you'll understand why. Traditionally, the recipe is made with veal, but because chicken is easier to get and a bit healthier, I usually make it using boneless skinless chicken breasts.
Tuscan Grilled T-Bone
T-Bone Steak, also called The Porterhouse, is my goto when whenever I'm feeling a bit indecisive. I love a New York Strip, and I love Filet Mignon, but when I want both, I go to the T-bone, where one side of the "letter shaped" bone is the filet, and the other the strip; I get the best of both worlds.


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Alleged ring stealer
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Ashley Martel, 24, of 35 Fullam Circle, could enter no plea to the felony charge that alleges she had in her possession a gold and diamond ring that she knew was stolen.
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Court documents show police were able to view a photo of Martel and her boyfriend when she sold it. Under the city pawnshop ordinance that went into effect last year, buyers must upload a digital photo of the item and the seller to LeadsOnline within a day and must hold the item for 30 days before selling it.
The documents show the item was sold to the store Dec. 27, but when police checked more than 30 days later, the ring was gone.
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As frontrunner Mitt Romney continues to solidify his status as the likely nominee, speculation is turning to potential VP picks for the GOP ticket in November. Many names have been thrown around, but how do the candidates actually feel?
Let's take stock of the current crop:
Marco Rubio: Sen. Rubio is probably the politician who has built the most buzz in recent months. His endorsement of Romney recently was a help for the frontrunner and he has built a good relationship with the Massachusetts politician. Betting site Intrade gives him a 25% chance of being the VP pick.


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T. V. Smith
|T.V. Smith
|Background information
|Birth name
|Tim Smith
|5 April 1956
|Musician, songwriter
|Guitar, vocals
|Years active
|Cooking Vinyl, Cherry Red, Ozit, Boss Tuneage, Easy Action
|Associated acts
|The Adverts
T.V. Smith's Explorers
T. V. Smith (born Tim Smith, 5 April 1956, Romford, England) is an English singer-songwriter, who was part of punk band The Adverts in the late 1970s.[1] Since then he has fronted other bands, as well as pursuing a critically acclaimed solo career.[2]
T. V. Smith and Gaye Black (aka Gaye Advert) both moved from Bideford, a small coastal town in Devon, to form The Adverts in London in 1976.[3][4] They were later married.[4] The Adverts are best known for their 1977 hit single "Gary Gilmore's Eyes" and acclaimed 1978 debut album Crossing the Red Sea with The Adverts.[5] Following unsuccessful follow-up album Cast of Thousands,[6] The Adverts split up in late 1979, and Smith formed a new band, T.V. Smith's Explorers. The Explorers released debut single "Tomahawk Cruise" (a response to the installation of BGM-109 Tomahawk Cruise missiles on UK soil) in 1980, followed by an album, The Last Words of the Great Explorer.[7] Smith then recorded as a solo artist, releasing the album Channel Five in 1983.[8][9]
Smith's next band was Cheap. They toured the UK and Europe from 1986 to 1991 and recorded the politically charged single "Third Term", released in 1990. Cheap also recorded a Peel Session for the BBC. However, they failed to find commercial backing for their album RIP...Everything Must Go, which was eventually released in 1993 after the band had split up.[8]
Smith went solo again with album March of the Giants[10] in 1992. Albums Immortal Rich[11] (1995), Generation Y[12] (1999) and Not A Bad Day[13] (2003) followed, with Smith touring constantly, aided overseas by a variety of other bands, including Germany's Die Toten Hosen, Finland's Punk Lurex OK, The United States' Midnight Creeps, and Spain's Suzy & Los Quattro.
In 2005, he joined the American punk band Amen on their UK tour. As well as supporting, he joined them on stage for several covers of Adverts songs, such as "One Chord Wonders", and "Gary Gilmore's Eyes". Casey Chaos, lead singer, is a lifelong fan of The Adverts, and referenced them in the song "Hello (One Chord Lovers)".
In 2006 Smith contributed vocals to the song "Ein Jahr(es geht voran)" on Fehlfarben's album 261⁄2. The same year saw his first album (Misinformation Overload[14]) on Boss Tuneage records. In The Arms of My Enemy followed in 2008.[15] In 2010 a series of re-issue CDs began with 'Sparkle In The Mud',[16] a compilation of previously unreleased material from the early-1980s period.
In 2012, Smith was the subject of a BBC Four documentary on his career as a singer-songwriter,[17] credited with renewing public interest in his work.[18]
with The Adverts[edit]
with T.V. Smith's Explorers[edit]
- The Last Words of the Great Explorer (1981), Kaleidoscope Sound/Epic [rereleased on CD (1998) and as 2CD (2012)]
- "Tomahawk Cruise" (1980), Big Beat
- "The Servant" (1981), Kaleidoscope Sound
- "Have Fun" (1981), Kaleidoscope Sound
- "The Perfect Life" (1981), Kaleidoscope Sound
- Channel Five (1983), Expulsion
- March of the Giants (1992), Cooking Vinyl [rereleased 2012]
- Immortal Rich (1995), Humbug
- Generation Y (1999), Cherry Red
- Not A Bad Day (2003), TVS
- Misinformation Overload (2006), Boss Tuneage
- In The Arms Of My Enemy (2008), Boss Tuneage
- Coming In To Land (2011), Boss Tuneage
Compilations and Live[edit]
- Useless - the Very Best of T.V. Smith (2001), JKP [1 new song plus re-recordings with Die Toten Hosen as backing band]
- T.V. Smith & The Bored Teenagers Perform Crossing The Red Sea With The Adverts Live At The 100 Club London (2007), Boss Tuneage
- Live at the N. V. A. Ludwigsfelde, Germany (2009), Boss Tuneage
- Sparkle In The Mud (2010, recorded 1979-1983), Boss Tuneage
- Lucky Us (2012, recorded 1983-1986), Boss Tuneage
- Acoustic Sessions Volume 1 (2013), TVSmith [new recordings]
- "War Fever" (1983), Expulsion
- "Coming Round" (1985), Production House [as Production House]
- "We Want The Road" (1994), Humbug
- "Thin Green Line" (1996), Humbug - (with Tom Robinson)
- "The Future Used To Be Better" (2000), Teenage Rebel - (with Punk Lurex OK)
- "What If?" (2003), No Tomorrow - (with Suzy & Los Quattro)
- "Punk Aid" (2003) - (with various punk luminaries led by Captain Sensible)
- "Xmas Bloody Xmas" (2004), Damaged Goods - (with Vom Ritchie - drummer from Die Toten Hosen, and Tim Cross)
with T.V. Smith's Cheap[edit]
- Everything Must Go! (1993), Humbug [rereleased as Anthology (2012)]
- "Third Term" (1990), Deltic [as Cheap]
- T. V. Smith: Getting There – Punk Rock Tour Diaries: Volume One. Arima, Suffolk 2006, ISBN 978-1-84549-128-4.
- T. V. Smith: How to Feel Human – Punk Rock Tour Diaries: Volume Two. Arima, Suffolk 2009, ISBN 978-1-84549-360-8.
- T. V. Smith: Tales of the Emergency Sandwich – Punk Rock Tour Diaries: Volume Three. Arima, Suffolk 2012, ISBN 978-1-84549-552-7.
- ^ http://www.trouserpress.com/entry.php?a=adverts
- ^ Thompson, Dave. "Biography: TV Smith". AMG. Retrieved 13 May 2010.
- ^ Joynson, Vernon (2001). Up Yours! A Guide to UK Punk, New Wave & Early Post Punk. Wolverhampton: Borderline Publications. p. 27. ISBN 1-899855-13-0.
- ^ a b Strong, M.C. (2003). The Great Indie Discography. Edinburgh: Canongate. p. 4. ISBN 1-84195-335-0.
- ^ http://www.allmusic.com/album/crossing-the-red-sea-with-the-adverts-mw0000223470
- ^ http://www.allmusic.com/album/cast-of-thousands-mw0000052345
- ^ http://www.allmusic.com/album/the-last-words-of-the-great-explorer-mw0000956554
- ^ a b Strong, Martin C. (2003) The Great Indie Discography, Canongate, ISBN 1-84195-335-0, p. 4-5
- ^ http://www.allmusic.com/album/channel-five-mw0000053265
- ^ http://www.allmusic.com/album/march-of-the-giants-mw0000464337
- ^ http://www.allmusic.com/album/immortal-rich-mw0000647868
- ^ http://www.allmusic.com/album/generation-y-mw0000055904
- ^ http://www.allmusic.com/album/not-a-bad-day-mw0000998945
- ^ http://www.allmusic.com/album/misinformation-overload-mw0000777543
- ^ http://www.allmusic.com/album/in-the-arms-of-my-enemy-mw0001673127
- ^ "Sparkle In The Mud - Record Collector Magazine". Recordcollectormag.com. Retrieved 1 September 2013.
- ^ "BBC Four - We Who Wait: TV Smith & the Adverts". Bbc.co.uk. 4 June 2012. Retrieved 1 September 2013.
- ^ "Boss Tuneage Store — TV Smith - Lucky Us: Unreleased Songs And Demos Volume 2 1983-1986 CD". Bosstuneage.bigcartel.com. Retrieved 1 September 2013.
External links[edit]
- PUNKCAST#176 live @ Sidewalk Cafe NYC on 7 July 2002 (RealPlayer)
- PUNKCAST#339 live w/the Midnight Creeps @ Knitting Factory NYC on 9 October 2003 (RealPlayer)


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With most ideas this was something I overheard and thought, oh, I wonder if I could make that. Some random was yammering on and on about this amazing french onion soup, how good it was, how tasty, how it turned her one, how it make her strip off her clothes and run around the block dancing and singing and…ok, well, I might have started day dreaming at this point…
I know this'll sound strange but I love onions. I've recently been messing around, trying to make three-onion fritters but until recently they've all looked like something I might have thrown up. Different onions have different colours obviously but they also have different tastes; white onions have a much sharper taste, red onions milder and spring onions sweeter. I thought they wouldn't fit but there's a hefty bit of garlic and pepper in here to balance it all out. Eschewing butter for coconut oil made this even lovelier too. It was perfect for the cold winter weather and if you have a cold or flu (by the way if this cures your cold or flu let me know and I'll patent the recipe and we'll be rich, RICH. I'm talking Scrooge McDuck Rich!)
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2 white onions
3 red onions
2 sweet onions
4-5 cloves of garlic
Half a tablespoon of pepper (garlic pepper, if you have it, is even better)
One tablespoon of coconut oil
One pint of vegetable stock
Two eggs
Half a table spoon of thyme
Peel and chop the onions then add them to the hot coconut oil in the pan. Let them cook on a medium setting until they start to turn translucent. Add the pepper and thyme before adding the stock. Let it simmer for 15 minutes before adding it to the blender. Keep your pan on the cooker by the way, we\'re going to need it in a second.
Blitz the soup until it's at the consistency you want before adding it back to the original pan. This is where things get a bit crazy. Chinese soups almost always add an egg or two for texture, flavor and protein so that's what I did here (if anything to stop me from adding a couple of twenty slices of bacon).
Keep mixing the eggs into the soup mixture until you can see them cook in the soup's heat. This'll take about 3-4 minutes before it's done!
Enjoy that thang curled up in front of the fire with a good book. No torn crusty bread, no suspiciously hard croutons, just nice, natural ingredients, prepared quickly and easily.
- 2 white onions
- 3 red onions
- 2 sweet onions
- 4-5 cloves of garlic
- Half a tablespoon of pepper (garlic pepper, if you have it, makes it damn near pornographic)
- One tablespoon of coconut oil
- One pint of vegetable stock
- Two eggs
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The Boot Grill Opens in Fort Collins
New Restaurants Open in Fort Collins
The Annual Great Plates of Downtown Fort Collins Begins Tomorrow
Each year a huge selection of downtown Fort Collins restaurants team up to support the Food Bank for Larimer County. The Downtown Business Association member businesses offer a great opportunity for the community by creating plates from 30+ downtown restaurants for $25 with bonus breakfast deals, some under $3.
Who has the Best Sunday Brunch Bloody Mary in Fort Collins?[POLL]
One of my all time favorite things in the world is to sit on the patio in warm-ish weather with a group of great friends on a Sunday morning (morning on Sunday starts around 11) sipping a Bloody Mary, engaging in good conversation (even a debate or two) and waiting for my eggs Benedict. Who has the best Sunday brunch Bloody Mary?
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Pelican Lakes Golf & Country Club In Windsor Is Getting A New Restaurant
The restaurant at Pelican Lakes Golf and Country Club in the Water Valley subdivision in Windsor is under new management and will receive a complete building renovation. After Jan. 6, 2014 the restaurant's current tenant, Austin's Homestead Grill at Pelican Lakes, will cease running the restaurant after eight years.
Old Town Fort Collins Could Get New Ice Cream Shop
Another Greeley Restaurant Closes Down
Who Has the Best Chinese Food in Fort Collins?
One of my favorite thing's is movie night at the house with Chinese take-out, two of my favorites don't deliver, but on the way out to pick up a Redbox, I just swing by and pick it up. Then it's game on to kick back for a movie night with my James. So who do you think has the best Chinese food? (and do they deliver) :)


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""Faculty members say the institution recognizes innovative and high-quality teaching." Read more at the Chronicle of Higher Education.
CRLT has created a set of resources for faculty considering flipping their classes.
Looking for innovative teaching techniques? Click here for examples of excellent teaching by U-M instructors.
Founded in 1962, CRLT was the first university teaching center in the world!
End-of-term student course evaluations are important for a range of reasons, but they only provide useful information if a significant number of students contribute responses. How can you ensure a high rate of return from your students?
Theresa Tinkle, Associate Chair of the U-M English department, recently gathered data from her colleagues that helps answer that question. She polled instructors in her department who regularly get a response rate of at least 80 percent on standardized student ratings to find out what their secrets might be. As it turns out, there's not much of a secret. The best practices she's compiled are relatively simple:
In short, if you let students know that you value their feedback and provide easy ways for them to complete course evaluations, they're very likely to respond.
For additional ideas and information about student course evaluations, check out our resources on this page.
Our thoughts and best wishes go out to everyone affected by the tragic events at the Boston Marathon. We are aware that particular teaching challenges can arise in the wake of such shared trauma, and our website includes resources that were developed by CRLT to support instructors facing such challenges. You can click here to find a range of guidelines for discussing difficult topics with students. Especially relevant items include the guidelines for teaching in the aftermath of the September 11th tragedies. Key suggestions on that page for productively discussing such events include:
Other helpful resources in the wake of the Boston events include this article on student perceptions of more and less helpful faculty responses to public violence and tragedy. The authors, Therese A. Huston and Michele DiPietro, discuss their findings that even a simple, brief recognition of the occurrence--and an acknowledgment that students may be experiencing distress--can make a big difference. Students appreciate their teachers' acknowledging public tragedies, even in courses where the material does not seem relevant to the events.
As always, CRLT consultants are also available to consult with individual instructors about effective ways to respond to such events. In the face of such shocking violence, we at CRLT feel fortunate to witness the tremendous good accomplished by U-M teachers every day. Read more »
In this post, guest blogger Joe Howard, a Ph.D. student in the School of Education's higher education (CSHPE) program, discusses CRLT's study of LSA's Quantitative Reasoning (QR) requirement–-and the implications of that research for instructors at U-M.
Whether mathematically inclined or not, today's college graduates will be expected to "navigate a sea of numbers on a daily basis" in their careers and daily lives (Grawe, 2012, p. 30). A majority of employers interviewed in a recent study noted that they want universities to enhance their quantitative reasoning (QR) skills, or students' ability to work with numbers and understand statistics (Hart Research Associates, 2009). These include: Read more »
If you are interested in adding to your technology toolkit or learning about great uses of technology in teaching at U-M, you have over 130 sessions to choose from at Enriching Scholarship during the week of May 6-10. Enriching Scholarship is an annual event that takes place across U-M's campus: a week of workshops, presentations, panels, and discussions on a wide range of technology topics sponsored by the Teaching and Technology Collaborative.
Registration is open to all U-M students, staff, and faculty, but many events will be of particular interest to teachers. The week starts off with a teaching focus at the keynote event, featuring a poster fair and panel. From 9-10am on Monday morning, winners of the Provost's Teaching Innovation Prize and recipients of the Investigating Student Learning grant will present their innovative teaching projects. A continental breakfast will be served. After the poster fair, a panel of U-M faculty who have taught Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs) will address the question, "What have we learned from MOOCs?" They'll share their experience teaching thousands of students from around the world in the Coursera platform, and reflect on how those experiences can inform face-to-face teaching. Read more »
Can technology help student teams improve their group process—and ultimately their learning? CRLT's recent Occasional Paper on "Teaching in the Cloud" explains some ways it can. In particular, the paper highlights how Online Collaboration Tools (OCTs) can enhance students' ability to collaborate effectively. OCTs can facilitate group members' access to one another and the team's efficiency by reducing spatial and temporal barriers. OCTs can also provide novel, efficient, and effective means for instructors to monitor and provide feedback on group projects.
The paper features two U-M faculty members who successfully utilize OCTs to improve student teamwork as well as instructor management of group projects.
For additional resources about using student teams effectively in a range of course settings, see this section of our website and this recent CRLT Occasional Paper.
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Is there something you've always wanted to learn how to do, but don't know where to begin? The Marion County Public Library has the event for you.
John Louis and Ahnna Morris announced the birth of a 7-pound, 2-ounce son, James David Morris, born June 24, 2014 at Ireland Army Hospital, Fort Knox.
Maternal grandparents are Judy and Alvin Morris. Paternal grandparents are Kandi and David Bradford.
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Mark Moseley is 92 years old and still drives his 1998 Chevrolet Lumina, even though his family would rather he not get behind the wheel anymore.
"My children don't want me to drive," he said with a chuckle. "They say my reflexes aren't the same, like if someone stops quickly in front of me, they think I don't react quickly enough."
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A giant American flag spanned the width of the back wall at Glendale's Volunteer Fire Department on Saturday as family members and area first responders gathered to pay their respects to fallen firefighter Jonathan French.
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Nursing graduate Megan Lyell feels "ripped off" after failing to find a job.
The 23-year-old has been living at home in Torbay since graduating in November.
She gets "literally three to five rejection emails a day" and is considering moving to Australia or becoming a nanny instead.
Megan works one shift a fortnight as a nurse at a rest home but doesn't earn enough to start paying off her $40,000 student loan.
Megan loved everything about the bachelor of nursing degree she studied for at Unitec, juggling placements, assignments and exams.
"I pretty much didn't have a life for three years," she says.
All students apply through the Advanced Choice of Placement (ACE) scheme to secure a registered nurse position in a Nurse Entry to Practice (NETP) programme.
Megan had two interviews through ACE but was unsuccessful.
She says the students were never told NETP had limited entry.
"We thought 'we're gonna get a job because there's a shortage, it's pretty much granted, hospitals are always short-staffed'."
Megan has since applied for 30 to 40 jobs on her own and had seven interviews, but the jobs always went to more experienced nurses.
Nursing Council records show 1329 new nurses were registered in December 2013 but only 750 of them have identified a work address.
Megan spends her time volunteering for hospice, Plunket and the Heart Foundation so she can feel like she is helping and being productive.
"You kind of feel ripped off. I thought I would finish my degree and get a job and my life would be complete."
Megan has set up a Facebook page for unsuccessful ACE applicants which has attracted more than 100 likes.
She has written to East Coast Bays MP Murray McCully, the Nursing Council, Minister of Health Tony Ryall, Chief Nurse Jane O'Malley and the New Zealand Nursing Organisation and is encouraging others to do the same.
Megan says her fellow graduates are frightened to speak up.
"I guess people are wary of complaining as such. They don't want to rock the boat if they're looking for a job. But I don't have a job so I might as well find out why."
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Rapid changes in weather, like what we're experiencing this week, can really throw your body out of whack.
While it rained and snowed in some areas Monday, the temperature was expected to reach into the 60s by Wednesday.
FOX 29's Dr. Mike Cirigliano says you have to be adaptable when the weather swings.
Rain arrives for the second half of the work week. Another fall-like blast of cool weather to follow for the weekend.
Scattered showers are possible tonight as a cold front approaches the area. Otherwise, the best chance for rain will be Thursday afternoon and night where we'll see on and off showers and thunderstorms.
Clouds and showers linger though much of Friday. We may still see a passing shower Saturday. Unseasonably cool air returns this weekend where both days only see high temps in the mid 70s with many of us falling into the 50s at night.


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Wartime memories explode into book
6:00pm Thursday 7th February 2013 in News By Josh Layton
A LIFELONG Swindon resident who belongs to a popular writers' cafe has taken the leap into the literary world with a collection of vivid memories from the town's war years.
Ron Burchell, 83, will take readers on a trip down memory lane to when he was a schoolboy living under the barrage of German bombing raids during the World War II.
Ron, who worked in accounts for British Rail Engineering before retiring, said: "While I was in the library looking at a diary of wartime events, the memories came rushing back. I realised that this is a story that needs to be told because soon there will be nobody left to tell it.
"It's part of the town's history."
Ron, who attended the former Euclid Street secondary school, has taken encouragement from fellow members of the group – called the Writers' Kitchen – which is held at Lower Shaw Farm. His vivid memories, interspersed with touches of gentle humour, have already won him many fans at the monthly group.
Members share their work at sessions facilitated by poets Michael Scott and Hilda Sheehan, with Swindon Festival of Literature Matt Holland, who runs the farm, often on hand to give advice.
"I announced the news at the cafe and there was a round of applause," Ron said. "Matt Holland also came rushing in to congratulate me and to say I would be on a table at the Festival of Literature. I couldn't believe it."
Ron's book picks up the trail in 1939 and follows life in Swindon through to the dropping of two atomic bombs on Japan and the rebuilding effort after the war. He grew up near his secondary school, in Princess Street, during the conflict and still lives around the corner in the town centre.
Saucepans on our Heads will be published by Ex Libris Press, based in Bradford-on-Avon, and Swindon Waterstones is considering a request to include it in the store.
The kitchen takes place on the last Thursday of each month. Visit http://swindonwriterscafe.blogspot. com for more information.


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Ultrajets for Norwegian Aquaculture Boats
Established by Markus N. Hansen in 1919 and later with his brother Realf the company started out originally repairing and building engines. In the mid-1970s Grovfjord Mek Verksted AS progressed to building aluminium and steel fishing boats up to 88ft in length, and in the 1990s receiving contracts for the repair and building of shrimp trawlers. In 1998 Grovfjord Mek Verksted made the decision to focus its activities on the construction of aluminium work boats for the aquaculture industry and invested heavily in new production equipment, 3D modelling - to undertake hull hydrostatic calculations, including stability, and training to improve efficiency. A new boat shed was opened in 2007, and by 2008 GMV had delivered eight impressive new aquaculture work boats! In 2010 the third production shed was built, enabling production of 6-8 boats at the same time. Today GMV is considered one of the premier builders of efficient work boats for the aquaculture industry in Norway. The Grovfjord Mek boat construction and design reflects a desire for quality as well as comfort for both crew and passengers. Managing Director Bård Meek-Hansen explained that the investment made in the yard to improve efficiencies and production has certainly helped them in the current economic climate. As despite the downturn in the marine industry
DNV-Classed Vessels Tally in at 5,000
The DNV-classed fleet of vessels is growing steadily. Exactly 5,000 vessels (ships and MOUs) are now classed by DNV which is 124 more vessels than at the end of 2001 and a total of almost 92 million gross tones, 2.4 million more than nine months ago. "We are growing according to plan, but in gross tonnage and market share," said Ragnar Hansen, director for marketing and profiling in DNV Maritime, whose order book now at 12.8 million gross tones, 20.3 percent of all ships on order.
Aker Kvaerner Deepwater contract for GOM
Chevron, with partner Kerr-McGee, has awarded Aker Kvaerner, Inc. the semisubmersible hull and mooring system contract for their Blind Faith project in the Gulf of Mexico. The contract has a total value of approximately $120 million. Aker Kvaerner's scope of work includes engineering, procurement, construction and transportation. The award is a recognition of the deepwater competence in Aker Kvaerner. The Blind Faith platform to be located in the Mississippi Canyon 650 block
Odense Ceases Production After Storm Destroys Crane
A hurricane that passed through Denmark on Dec. 3 caused extensive damages to the huge gantry crane in the dock area at Odense Steel Shipyard. The shipyard has ceased operation due to the incident, and approximately 2,000 production employees were sent home until further notice. The crane overturned in the high winds of the storm, and the cross girder came to rest on the deck of a newbuilding under construction in the yard's drydock. There were no injuries reported.
Michigan Marinas Need Deeper Water
Michigan Boating Industries Association (MBIA) applauds introduction of legislation to help marinas during dredging crisis. Senate Bill No. 215, introduced by Senators Brandenburg, Hansen, Casperson, Booher, Green, Walker, Robertson, Jones, Proos and Smith is an act which will provide for low interest loan opportunities for marinas in need of dredging. "The problems facing our waterways need to be addressed immediately and a long-term strategy to maintain them needs to be developed
KPI Bridge Oil Appoints London Office Team Leader
KPI Bridge Oil, a leading global broker & trader in marine bunkers, marine lubricants & risk management products, has promoted Mr. Mark Perrins to Team Leader at its London Office. Mark Perrins has been with the company for nearly 5 years during which time he has built strong relations with a wide range of business partners around the world. Mark has a background in operations with two large international shipping and marine logistics companies.
First Member State Sudits Under IMO Scheme
Chile and Denmark have become the first two IMO States to cement formally their participation in the Voluntary IMO Member State Audit Scheme. A major milestone in the implementation of the Scheme has been achieved during the 96th session of the IMO Council (19 – 23 June) with the signing of the first two Memoranda of Co-operation for the conduct of audits. The documents were signed by IMO Secretary-General Efthimios E
Ship System and Component Manufacturers Discuss Past and Future
The Congressional Shipbuilding Caucus (CSC) co-chaired by Representatives Gene Taylor (D-MS) and Jo Ann Davis (R-VA), met with ship component manufacturers on the impact that low rates of naval shipbuilding have had on their companies and the challenges confronting the ship manufacturing industrial base. The ship manufacturers that met with the Caucus included: Mr. Craig Hansen of BWXT/ Babcock and Wilcox in Mount Vernon, IN; Mr. Walter Herr of Fairbanks Morse Engine in Beloit, WI; Mr
Business 'Doctors' Honored for Work on Deep Ocean Group
Business advisory specialists, AlixPartners, honored by TMA for 'International Turnaround of the Year' for their work at DeepOcean Group. AlixPartners, the global business-advisory firm, has been honored by the Turnaround Management Association for its work, in concert with other advisors, at the company now known as DeepOcean Group Holding AS, previously the Trico Marine Group. The AlixPartners team, led by John Castellano, managing director
LNG is a Crystal Clear Alternative
Norway-based shipping company Fjord Line's Stavangerfjord represents a new-generation of advanced and environmentally friendly Cruise Passenger Ferry with outstanding passenger facilities in order to operate both as a day and night ferry. The vessel is built to provide passengers with pleasant experiences, even under the harsh weather conditions of the North Sea. A modern and flexible interior design provides a capacity for 1,500 passengers (1,200 passenger during winter)
Two Rescued from Disabled Boat near Niagara Falls
The U.S. Coast Guard (USCG ) rescued two people from a disabled boat near Niagara Falls late Monday night. At about 9:15 p.m., a search-and-rescue (SAR) coordinator from USCG Sector Buffalo, New York, responded to a call for help from the boaters via cell phone
First N.American Boat Powered by Volvo Penta IPS
Thomas Paine, the new 50-ft. aluminum patrol boat that joined the Massachusetts Environmental Police fleet in July, is the first commercial vessel in North America to be powered by Volvo Penta IPS propulsion. Built by Metal Craft Marine Inc
Unmanned Aircraft Makes USCG Icebreaker Landing
Coast Guard and National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration researchers report the successful landing of an unmanned aircraft system on the flight deck of Coast Guard Cutter 'Healy', marking the first time a UAS has completed a take-off and landing aboard a Coast Guard icebreaker.
USCG Shares Safety Tips for Labor Day, Riverfest
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Scientific Team Arctic-bound Aboard Cutter 'Healy'
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Coast Guard Preps for Arctic Research
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Blyth Workcats Delivers New Dive Boat
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Newport Int'l Boat Show Plans for Press Conference
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USCG Foundation to Honor Fellowmen in Alaska
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Babcock Wins Small Boat Fleet Support Contract
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USCG R&D Team Up Agencies for Arctic Awareness
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SAFE Boats Partners with NASBLA
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Two Boat Migrants Die, 1,500 Saved Off Italy
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USCG Rescue Fisherman from Western Lake Erie
The Coast Guard rescued a fisherman from western Lake Erie after he launched an emergency distress flare Wednesday afternoon, near South Bass Island, Ohio. The Coast Guard is not releasing the name of the man rescued, and there is no Coast Guard imagery for this case.
Libyan Boat Sinks: Perhaps Plus 250 Lost
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San Antonio Spurs star Tim Duncan has until June 24 to notify the team whether he intends to pick up his $10.3 million player option for next season, according to sources familiar with the terms of the contract.Story | Conversation | June 13, 2014
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LeBron James has it all wrong. Gregg Popovich is a people person.Story | Conversation | June 04, 2014
2014 NBA Finals -- Tony Parker of San Antonio Spurs 'should be re...Marc Stein
Tony Parker is dinged up again, and his status is unclear heading into the NBA Finals against the Miami Heat, although two sources told Yahoo! Sports that the San Antonio Spurs All-Star point guard "should be ready" to play in Game 1.Story | Conversation | June 02, 2014
2014 NBA Finals -- Tony Parker of San Antonio Spurs dealing with ...
Tony Parker is dinged up again, and his status is unclear heading into the NBA Finals against the Miami Heat.Story | Conversation | June 01, 2014
Pop's one-of-a-kind pathMarc Stein
How does one go from Division III coach to the modern Godfather of NBA coaches? How does one go from Gregg Popovich at tiny Pomona-Pitzer, where he was commonly referred to as Poppo, to the universally known Pop, who now ranks as one of the consen...Blog | May 30, 2014
2014 NBA Playoffs: Gregg Popovich and Tim Duncan storiesMarc Stein
Seventeen years, four titles, countless memories. Tim Duncan and Gregg Popovich, the NBA's ultimate power couple.Story | Conversation | May 30, 2014
2014 NBA playoffs: Spurs can't find killer instinct in Game 3J.A. Adande
Tony Parker's Game 3 drop-off is an ominous sign for the Spurs because it was at the heart of their collapse in the 2012 Western Conference finals, J.A. Adande writes.Story | Conversation | May 21, 2014
2014 NBA Playoffs: San Antonio Spurs keep the narrow edgeDave McMenamin
The Mavs and Spurs have been playing an even series, but San Antonio's experience gives them the edge so farStory | Conversation | April 30, 2014
2014 NBA playoffs -- Tony Parker of San Antonio Spurs has spraine...Dave McMenamin
San Antonio Spurs guard Tony Parker has a grade 1 sprain of his left ankle and is considered day to day, coach Gregg Popovich said Tuesday.Story | Conversation | April 29, 2014