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|Tell el-Yehudiyeh Ware (also spelt Tell el-Yehudiyah or Tell el-Yahudiyeh, often abbreviated TEY) is a distinctive ceramic ware of the late Middle Bronze Age / Second Intermediate Period. The ware takes its name from its type site at Tell el-Yehudiyeh in the eastern Nile Delta of Egypt, and is also found in a large number of Levantine and Cypriot sites. It was first recognised as a distinctive ware by Flinders Petrie during his excavation of the type site. The ware first appears in strata dating to the MBIIA period, reaching the peak of its popularity in the MBIIB-C periods when it is encountered very frequently in contemporaneous Canaanite and Delta sites. The last vestigial expressions of this ware die out during the LBI period. Fabric and technique: The clay used in Tell el-Yehudiyeh Ware is normally grey or light-brown in colour, with numerous gritty inclusions. Decoration: Tell el-Yehudiyeh Ware is characterised by its distinctive mode of decoration, applied after slipping and burnishing, and created by repeatedly "pricking" the surface of the vessel with a small sharp object to create a large variety of geometric designs ('puncturing' according to some writers - not a completely accurate description of the process, as it appears to have been the potters' intention not to 'puncture' or 'pierce' the vessel wall, but merely to make a series of small impressions or dents). These designs appear in the form of lines, stripes, triangles, squares and - very occasionally - circles. Vessels of Tell el-Yeduiyeh Ware frequently have a dark surface (the burnished slip varying from brownish-black, to grey, to yellowish), the multiple holes often being filled with chalk or lime, the contrasting white material making the surface design even more dramatic. Morphology: Tell el-Yehudiyeh Ware is primarily seen in the form of juglets, but also includes a large variety of zoomorphic (animal-shaped) vessels and even some shaped like fruit. Distribution: Well-represented in the Nile Valley up into Nubia (though primarily in the eastern Nile Delta of Egypt), the southern portion of Canaan, the north coast of Canaan, the Phoenician and Syrian coasts and the island of Cyprus (primarily the eastern regions). Not presently found in inland Syria. Discussion / significance: Tell el-Yehudiyeh Ware forms a very useful diagnostic indicator for the MBIIB-C period especially. Many ceramicists see the form of the Tell el-Yehudiyeh juglet as being firmly grounded in earlier Canaanite ceramic traditions, able to be traced back to earlier prototypes such as the juglets from Tomb A at Jericho [Amiran 1970:120]. Bibliography: Amiran, Ruth, Ancient Pottery of the Holy Land, Rutgers University Press, 1970 ~~ A superb and extremely rare example of this well documented pottery style. Intact and unrestored, superb condition a really lovely piece. Size: 125mm x 105mm


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As much as I don't want to admit it…it is time to start canning! Actually, we already started canning this weekend. Every year I envision myself labeling all of our canned goodies, but it has yet to happen. The truth is, it may never happen. But labeling our canned goodies that we give away to others just may. I have come across so many cute canning jar printables lately that I just had to share. Maybe this is the year to make our canned goodies even prettier. They are all just too cute not to use. Happy Canning!
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Everything we get from Harry's grandmother just has her Sharpie scrawl across the lid. And, actually, half of it doesn't even have that as long as you can identify the contents without a description.
So cute! What sort of things do you can? I'm interested in attempting to can some more this year. Last year we did peaches, pears, and strawberry jam:)
Wow, as a canner I can really use these! I hate stick on labels because they are almost impossible to get off afterwards. But to put them on under the ring after they all have "pop" will be very handy. Thank you for finding all these! Lisa
wow thank's for those web site adresses! i'll plan to make jar this fall now i know where to find label thank,s a lot!
I've used the sissyprint ones for the jars that I give as gifts but the ones from limeshot designs are good looking too. Next I need to buy a circle punch that's the same size so I don't have to spend as much time cutting out all of those circles!
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This is a little bedside cabinet.
It is really an excercise in recycling, the oak for the sides and frame came from a skip, the veneered oak panel was left over from another job. The pippy oak top was an offcut from a coffee table I made, the lovely figured drawer front was found lurking at the end of a perfectly normal oak board, so I cut it off and saved it. Even the pulls are recycled from old sash windows, and I just happened to have 2 spare Blum hinges in the bottom of my toolbox.
I am now going to endevour to use as much of my offcut heap as possible.
The finish is Osmo oil and a quick coat of renaissance wax.
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Coordination and the provision of incentives to a common regulated firm
AbstractThis paper considers the problem faced by two regulators in providing incentives to a common (privately informed) regulated firm under various degrees of coordination. In the model, the firm exerts effort toward cost reduction and self-dealing, and incentives can be input-based (monitoring) and output-based (demanded cost targets). Full coordination between the regulators leads to the second best allocation. A setting in which the regulators do not fully coordinate leads to (i) higher overall monitoring (more aggressive input-based incentives) and (ii) higher demanded cost targets (i.e., more lenience in terms of output-based incentives). As a consequence of (i), in all possible equilibria, the effort toward cost reduction will be smaller when the agent reports to two regulators who do not coordinate. (i) and (ii) imply that the impact on the effort toward self-dealing activities is ambiguous. In our leading example, self-dealing will be larger if the regulators coordinate on monitoring levels but smaller if they choose monitoring levels independently.
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|Occupational benzene exposure and the risk of lymphoma subtypes: a meta-analysis of cohort studies incorporating three study quality dimensions.
|Vlaanderen J, Lan Q, Kromhout H, Rothman N, Vermeulen R
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|BACKGROUND: The use of occupational cohort studies to assess the association of benzene and lymphoma is complicated by problems with exposure misclassification, outcome classification, and low statistical power. OBJECTIVE: We performed meta-analyses of occupational cohort studies for five different lymphoma categories: Hodgkin lymphoma (HL), non-Hodgkin lymphoma (NHL), multiple myeloma (MM), acute lymphocytic leukemia (ALL), and chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL). DATA EXTRACTION: We assessed three study quality dimensions to evaluate the impact of study quality variations on meta-relative risks (mRRs): stratification by the year of start of follow-up, stratification by the strength of the reported acute myelogenous leukemia association, and stratification by the quality of benzene exposure assessment. DATA SYNTHESIS: mRRs for MM, ALL, and CLL increased with increasing study quality, regardless of the study quality dimension. mRRs for NHL also increased with increasing study quality, although this effect was less pronounced. We observed no association between occupational benzene exposure and HL. CONCLUSIONS: Our meta-analysis provides support for an association between occupational benzene exposure and risk of MM, ALL, and CLL. The evidence for an association with NHL is less clear, but this is likely complicated by the etiologic heterogeneity of this group of diseases. Further consideration of the association between benzene and NHL will require delineation of risks by NHL subtype.


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Wilson Library staff members take a moment to honor Robin Williams's life and to remember his time in the Grand Reading Room, during the filming of Patch Adams.
Image Two: The Filming of the Motion Picture Patch Adams, 2 June 1998, in the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Library Photographic Services Photographs #P0087, North Carolina Collection Photographic Archives.
Ug, my heart.
In 'Sliver Of Sky,' Barry Lopez Confronts Childhood Sexual Abuse
The nature writer has an essay in January's Harper's Magazine that details the four years of his childhood during which he says he was routinely raped and molested by a family friend.
this week, this is it. compelling, honest, heartbreaking, real. i can't pull myself away.
A perfect balance between sweet and saltine.
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This pie. this pie. each time i've indulged in this Atlantic Beach Pie this summer (a total of 3 times already), i am drawn to the salty and the sweet and the ways they parallel life's experiences, and serve as an appropriate backdrop for my own whirlwind summer. Although I there have been no extended stays on the Crystal Coast — where the pie was first crafted — the many other staycations, vacations, and days in between have sufficed in their own unique ways.
feeling weirdly existential and trying to embrace the weight of impermanence the eve before 23. maybe these feelings are the various weights of the last year, six months, three months, slowly falling away. shedding its skin. melting.
i'm glad to have a low key birthday this year.
today after the dentist, as i drove down w. millbrook road, i encountered the strangest, but most inspiring situation. a car was stopped dead in the middle of my lane, as was the car in the next lane. what for? a geese crossing, assisted by the front driver (who got out of her car and ran them across as quickly as she could). we all watched with anticipation and made sure to clap, smile, laugh (even if only to ourselves) upon the successfully crossing of the geese. what shared humanity, even as we each sat enclosed in our vehicles. and the beauty of it all, was the fact that these organic moments where we can slow down still exist once in a while. i'm thankful.
"To see and feel one's beloved naked for the first time is one of life's pure, irreducible epiphanies. If there is a true religion in the universe, it must include that truth of contact or be forever hollow. To make love to the one true person who deserves that love is one of the few absolute rewards of being a human being, balancing all of the pain, loss, awkwardness, loneliness, idiocy, compromise, and clumsiness that go with the human condition. To make love to the right person makes up for a lot of mistakes."
—Dan Simmons, The Rise of Endymion (via observando)
a flying biscuit breakfast. my sweet boss calling to check on me, just to make sure i'm doing alright. m saying, i am so thankful to have you in my life. leaving work early, even if it's only for a doctor's appointment. rainstorms all day. the soon-to-be-end of 22.
happy monday.
Camp Lejeune and the U.S. Military's Polluted Legacy
Camp Lejeune, in Jacksonville, North Carolina, is a toxic paradox, a place where young men and women were poisoned while in the service of their nation. They swore to defend this land, and the land made them sick.
And there are hundreds of Camp Lejeunes across the country, military sites contaminated with all manner of pollutants, from chemical weapon graveyards to vast groundwater deposits of gasoline.
Soldiers know they might be felled by a sniper's bullet in Baghdad or a roadside bomb in the gullies of Afghanistan. They might even expect it.
But waterborne carcinogens are not an enemy whose ambush they prepare for.
That toxic enemy is far more prevalent than most American suspect, not to mention far more intractable.
That the Department of Defense is the world's worst polluter is a refrain one often hears from environmentalists, who have long-standing, unsurprising gripes with the military-industrial complex.
But politics aside, the greenies have a convincing point.
Dive into the numbers, as I did, and the Pentagon starts to make Koch Industries look like an organic farm.
"Maybe I'm out of touch, but I'd rather go to an actual shop—preferably a small one—than to a harshly lit superstore, or, worse still, a website. I don't want to buy my books and my toilet paper and my clothing all under the same roof. I want beauty in my life. I want charm. I want contact with actual people. It is, for me, a large part of what makes life worth living."
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crying tears of relief, understanding, pain, and fear in my car as the sky pours out its own soul.
the absolute best (and most personally sustaining) decision of 22 has been finding a wonderful, supportive, yet always challenging and thought-provoking therapist.
After you've been to bed together for the first time,
without the advantage or disadvantage of any prior acquaintance,
the other party very often says to you,
Tell me about yourself, I want to know all about you,
what's your story? And you think maybe they really and truly do
sincerely want to know your life story, and so you light up
a cigarette and begin to tell it to them, the two of you
lying together in completely relaxed positions
like a pair of rag dolls a bored child dropped on a bed.
You tell them your story, or as much of your story
as time or a fair degree of prudence allows, and they say,
Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh,
each time a little more faintly, until the oh
is just an audible breath, and then of course
there's some interruption. Slow room service comes up
with a bowl of melting ice cubes, or one of you rises to pee
and gaze at himself with mild astonishment in the bathroom mirror.
And then, the first thing you know, before you've had time
to pick up where you left off with your enthralling life story,
they're telling you their life story, exactly as they'd intended to all
and you're saying, Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh,
each time a little more faintly, the vowel at last becoming
no more than an audible sigh,
as the elevator, halfway down the corridor and a turn to the left,
draws one last, long, deep breath of exhaustion
and stops breathing forever. Then?
Well, one of you falls asleep
and the other one does likewise with a lighted cigarette in his mouth,
and that's how people burn to death in hotel rooms.
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This was a commission for Turning Pointe Dance Studio, so much fun! It is made from a black/gold brocade, chiffon, and various appliques reworked and dyed with Rit Dye. The Koschei is also known as the bone eater which is why I chose to add the white applique on the front.
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Casey Darnell scored two goals and had an assist as West Davidson throttled Lexington 6-1 in Central Carolina Conference soccer Wednesday in Tyro.
Krysta Sink, Kristin Owens, Stephanie Williams and Kayla Scouten each scored a goal for the Dragons. Owens had two assists while Brandi Whitaker and Darnell had one each.
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August 16, 2014
Kicks+TixTo is a sneaker lifestyle event where sneaker fans can buy, sell and or trade rare and/or limited run sneakers with each other. This would be the 2nd year that the Air Canada Centre will be hosting this event and for the first time on the Air Canada Centre floor. New this year is the incorporation of artists and clothing with strong influence drawing from the sneaker lifestyle.
Date: Saturday August 16th
Time: 12pm- 5pm
Where: Air Canada Centre Gate 1
Tickets are $23 each (each ticket holder will receive 1 ticket for an early season Toronto Raptors game. Game to be determined)
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August 3, 2014
The Leslieville Flea
It's going to be another spectacular day at The Leslieville Flea.
Join us as we celebrate summer at Harbourfront Centre North Exhibition Common, 235 Queens Quay West from 10am to 5:00pm.
Items to be sold: salvaged goods, antiques, collectibles, upcycled furniture, vintage fashions, and select artisans.
Take in the beautiful scenery while enjoying eats and drinks to fuel your treasure hunt!
For more details, please visit our website: www.leslievilleflea.com
August 2, 2014 – August 4, 2014
Artfest Toronto
Throughout the Distillery District, 55 Mill Street
August 2-4
Celebrating summer and the arts in Toronto, 75 artists & artisans from across Canada will gather at the Historic Distillery District for three days only. Enjoy hand made Canadian pottery, glass, leather, jewellery, gourmet food, textiles paintings, live music, and more in the magical setting of the Distillery Historic District.
Free admission.
For more information, please visit: artfestontario.com
July 21, 2014 – July 22, 2014
Lorenzo Frachetti – Art Show
The beautiful scenery captivates, the serene landscapes mesmerize, the friendliness, and
warmth of the Inuit people is beyond compare.
When: June 21 and June 22.
Where: Eskimo Art Gallery (in the Historic Distillery District) – 8 Case Goods Lane, Suite 220
Website: www.inuitart.com
Please join us for this very special event to meet an artist with a passion for the Arctic.
Gallery Hours: Monday to Saturday: 10am to 6pm and Sunday 11am to 5pm.
July 4, 2014 – July 6, 2014
Toronto Outdoor Art Exhibition
July 4 – July 6, 2014. At Canada's largest juried outdoor art exhibition, hundreds of artists exhibit and sell their work. The exhibition attracts more than 100,000 attendees.
Website: www.torontooutdoorart.org
Nathan Phillips Square (City Hall) — 100 Queen Street West
June 15, 2014
Leslieville Flea Market
THE LESLIEVILLE FLEA – MARKETS A curated market selling vintage, salvaged, up-cycled goods, furniture, antiques, collectibles and select artisans at two fabulous locations! IN LESLIEVILLE 3rd Sunday of Each Month! 10am to 5pm!
LOCATION: Ashbridge Estate 1444 Queen Street East Across from the Streetcar Yards
DATE: Sunday, June 15th
Website: www.leslievilleflea.com
May 17, 2014 – May 19, 2014
Artfest Toronto
Throughout the Distillery Historic District, 55 Mill Street
May 17-19, 11am-6pm daily
Artfest Toronto launches the summer with a celebration of 75 top artists & artisans from across Canada, exhibiting for three days only. Come stroll the cobblestone lanes and take in the beauty of the Distillery Historic District. Featuring pottery, glass, jewellery, paintings, wood turning, gourmet foods, live music, and more.
Free admission.
For more information, please visit: artfestontario.com
April 25, 2014 – April 26, 2014
Creativ Festival
April 25 – April 26, 2014. It's about inspiration, creativity and shopping. See what's hot, new and next in sewing, knitting, beading, quilting, needlework, scrapbooking, crafting and more. Exhibits, demos and more.
Location: International Centre — 6900 Airport Road
April 20, 2014
Leslieville Flea Market
The Leslieville Flea Market has over 50 vendors selling vintage clothing and furniture, salvaged and upcycled goods and select artisan items.
Date: April 20.
Where: Distillery District — 28 Distillery Lane.
For more information: www.leslievilleflea.com
April 4, 2014 – April 6, 2014
Good Food Festival & Market
When: April 4-6, 2014
Where: Direct Energy Centre, Exhibition Place Hall D — 100 Princes' Blvd. Toronto M6K 3C3
Time: Friday Noon-9pm; Saturday 10am-9pm; Sunday 10am-5pm
Admission: All Online: $11; Adults: $14; Seniors: $11; Children under 12: Free + sample tickets with select exhibitors.
Show Info: Canada's favorite celebration of local food, home cooking, eating and shopping! The Good Food Festival & Market is all about food and LOTS of it! Nibble through hundreds of exhibitors featuring food and food-related products. Explore what's new in the world of ethnic cuisine, gourmet fare, natural foods, cooking ingredients, kitchen wares and expert advice.
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Largest-ever Autism Sibling Study Compares Risk between Full and Half Sibs
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WASHINGTON (WJLA) - Eleven days ago, D.C. Fire and EMS Lieutenant Chris Turner walked into the chaotic and tragic situation at the Navy Yard.
He was one of the first responders on scene as gunman Aaron Alexis shot and killed 12 people while injuring several others.
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"We really feel for the families that experienced tragedy and we share in that experience and within the department it takes a toll on us," Turner says.
Theresa Shanklin was also called to respond to the shootings.
She was just one of just six paramedics inside building 197. She says the horrific scene she saw stays fresh in her mind.
"The one thing that sticks with me is the casualties to see the bodies and I think about those families you know those individuals that got up that morning and never knew they weren't going to go home that afternoon," Shanklin says.
On Friday, paramedic Shanklin and others who were called to the shooting that day, were honored for their hard work.
Each received the medal of excellence given by Chief Kenneth Ellerbe, who says their hard work saved lives.
The chief says some of the first on the scene were recruits within the department who'd only been on the job a matter of weeks.
D.C. Fire, EMS Crews Honored for Navy Yard Response
Fire Chief Kenneth Ellerbe presented medals to first responders
WASHINGTON (WJLA) - Eleven days ago, D.C. Fire and EMS Lieutenant Chris Turner walked into the chaotic and tragic situation at the Navy Yard.
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The school has a proactive and integrated team to work with students across their subjects. Class sizes are small and students receive nearly individualized attention that encourages whole-student development.
Fantastic school, awesome teachers and administrators! They care about each child's development. Lots of activities, small class sizes, excellent facilities.
We have an organic garden at our school. Produce from it is used in the school cafeteria. Students go into the garden to learn about horticulture. They also harvest produce which is used in the school cafeteria!
Everyone is so friendly there. I always feel welcome when I go there to visit!
This school is the top of the line for a public school. Excellent teachers and academics!
This is a jewel of a school located in an unbelievable setting. The school owns a 120-acre preserve that incorporates wetlands, riparian, meadowlands and forest ecosystems. The teachers and members of school administration are dedicated, intelligent and vibrant, filled with love of learning, teaching and children. The extras are so many, it's hard to list them all: a music program, after-school nature and sports programs, winter sports programs, an outdoor classroom environment where even basics such as math can take place in the forest, a Pacific Rim/Asian studies program, community outreach, excellent food...I'm sure I'm forgetting something! Classes are smaller than those we left behind in the urban setting. There is a host of adult support for each child. Putney Central is an enriched, somewhat sheltered environment that every child should experience at least once in a lifetime.
I have three children, 13, 8, and 5. Putney Central School is a wonderful community school. The classes are small, giving lots of individual attention to the students. The current 2nd grade has 15. The school makes use of it's woodland trails, and every year there is a large organic garden the students participate in. I rated the school at 4's simply because there is always room for improvement. It is a small town school, and therefore has limited funding available. The biggest thing I see missing is foreign language. One of the best things it offers is it is a k-8 school. This keeps our children somewhat sheltered until they get to high school. They get the benefit of a small town where everyone knows them, and there is less of a chance of children getting lost. Putney is a wonderful place to live that cares about it's children.
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Patrick Peterson wins battle with Calvin Johnson
That storyline this week was the NFL's best receiver, Calvin Johnson of the Detroit Lions, against one of the top young cornerbacks in the game in Arizona's Patrick Peterson.
Johnson did catch 10 passes for 121 yards, but Peterson and the the Cardinals defense kept Johnson out of the end zone in a convincing 38-10 win at University of Phoenix Stadium -- and the second-year man from LSU had his fingerprints all over it.
In the second quarter, Peterson intercepted a Matthew Stafford pass intended for Johnson, got back to his feet and weaved through Lions' players all the way down to the Detroit three-yard line. Two plays later, Beanie Wells plunged into the end zone from two yards out, giving the Cardinals a 14-7 lead they'd never relinquish.
"It was everything I thought it would be," Peterson told the Arizona Cardinals Radio Network after the game. "He's a great athlete and a tremendous, tremendous receiver. I give the guy the utmost respect because he continues to do what he's known for week in and week out.
"It was definitely a tough task for me, like I said throughout the week -- it was going to be a measuring stick for me and I thought I measured up pretty well here today and hopefully I can keep that going for the rest of the season."
Peterson finished the game with a team-high seven tackles and broke up two passes in addition to his game-changing interception. He now has seven interceptions on the season, which is tied for the second-most in the league.
"I just wanted to be physical, I wanted to meet him at the line of scrimmage each and every down," Peterson said. "Each and every down, I wanted to draw a line in the sand just to let him know this was the type of game it was going to be.
"Those guys came out with a great game plan, but we knew what they wanted to do and we picked them off the way we needed to."
When Peterson wasn't one-on-one with Johnson, cornerback William Gay and safety Kerry Rhodes double-teamed the All-Pro, similar to outside coverage on a punt return, to help keep him in check.
"I didn't necessarily agree with the coverage but the head man (Ken Whisenhunt) has the last say, so he thought that would be the best opportunity to slow him down a little bit and that's what we did."
Whisenhunt said the Cardinals' game plan for Johnson wasn't necessarily original.
"There's other teams that have done that," Whisenhunt said. "New England's done it before and Kansas City we've seen do it before, so it's not a completely new approach but part of it was to let them know we were going to take him out on that play. That puts the onus on other guys that they've got to be able to cover when we know that they're not going to go to Calvin Johnson.
"It was a good scheme, our defensive staff did a great job and our players executed it well."
Johnson had nothing but praise for Peterson following the contest.
"Good corner," Johnson said. "Good ball skills, overall a good player, man. It's a pleasure to play good players in this league -- because it's some great competition and he's one of the good ones."
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Sunshine House Inc. is honored to be the recipient of the Rotary Ethics In Business Award, bestowed Thursday, February 23, 2012 by the Rotary Clubs of Door County.
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Who will be having the most fun in Door County on Saturday September 6th from 9 – 4?
It's a good bet that it will be the crowd at the Sunshine House Twelfth Annual Corn Festival who will be wearing the biggest smiles.
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The Corn Festival will be held at Schopf's Hilltop Dairy: one mile east of Carlsville on County Trunk I.
This year's festival will include something for everyone.
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In March undergraduate students in Johns Hopkins University's Build a Genome course announced they had made a yeast chromosome from scratch—and history, too. It is the first time anyone has synthesized the chromosome of a complex organism, a landmark achievement in the field of synthetic biology. It is also a triumph for the movement known as DIY biology.
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CJ Austin snips elegant coifs for women and classic cuts for gents beneath the soft glow of her studio's chandelier. She also readies tresses for the world by twisting and twirling ornate designs into updos for special occasions. To keep heads of hair healthy and nourished, she imbues them with Rusk products and adds hues and highlights with Rusk colors.
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For more than 15 years, Tiffany has trained in some of the skincare industry's most trusted brands, including Aveda and SkinCeuticals. The spa's licensed aestheticians help clients improve their skin's appearance with treatments that include microdermabrasion, chemical peels, and facials with a variety of trusted skincare brands, including Éminence Organic Skin Care and Glo Therapeutics. Among the center's many specialties are body waxing and makeovers, during which artists apply lash extensions, tint brows, or apply full makeup. Tiffany's philosophy that her spa is an oasis for self-care and rejuvenation stands at the forefront throughout all of her services, and her staff emphasizes making clients happy with personalized attention and treatments.
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A meet up in my small gallery for Seth fans who are active in the arts and culture community.
A family matter means I can't attend tonight. Success to all!Posted by David Suszek June 14, 2010
Is everyone as excited about causal conversation about marketing for arts and culture as I am? Seeing this as a very relaxed and informal networking opportunity with some obviously very interesting people. I will have green tea and some cookies out. Look forward to seeing you later this week, Veronika!Posted by Chris Healey June 14, 2010
Sorry Jill and I can't attend. Have fun!Posted by Robert McClellan June 14, 2010
Hi Chris,
Won't be able to make it tonight. Will make sure to stop by your gallery this week and see the exhibit, sounds most interesting. Have a fabulous meeting.
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Hi Guys, I've persuade a fellow member of Seth Godin's Triiibes network, Steve Cunningham, to give access to some Linchpin related material he has presented in his "Read it for Me" service. You can access the podcasts, webinars and interviews through the following link www.polarunlimited.com/linchpin-meetup There is around 2 hours of material accessible so get yourself a good drink and comfy seat and enjoy! Bill @simplifywithusPosted by Bill Gemmell June 11, 2010
Hello Chris and all LINCHPINs in Toronto! It looks gorgeous there and I can warm it up even more. Do you want everyone know who you are and what you stand for, even before the event? Do you want to connect with other LINCHPINs all over the world? Can you reach out to lonely LINCHPINs?(There are lots of I'm-the-only-LINCHIPIN-in-my-t own.) Here's how. http://bit.ly/9bJtMO This is the easiest way of connecting with other LINCHPINs online. Thank you for reading and have a nice evening :)Posted by Yukie Koda June 1, 2010
Just want to mention I'll serve some green tea and have some cookies out for the event. Looking forward to meeting fellow cultural marketers!Posted by Chris Healey May 30, 2010
the map location above is slightly off - it's on the corner of Queen street west and Dufferin :)Posted by Chris Healey May 26, 2010
I am so pleased that this is going onPosted by Marko Pandza May 26, 2010
me too Heather! :)Posted by Chris Healey May 24, 2010
Awesome! I'm excited.Posted by Heather Payne May 24, 2010
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