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Central Asian and European countries have USD 27 Billion to spendFeb 24th, 2012 | Category: Articles, Current Issue ID, February 12, Policies & Strategies, Recommended
At the end of January, the World Bank Group announced it planned to make funds worth USD 27 Billion available for the developing countries in Europe and Central Asia affected by the economic crisis. Therefore, in 2012-2013, the bank will grant funds to several economic sectors to stimulate the economic growth in these countries.
According to a report elaborated by the World Bank and IFC (Doing Business 2012: Doing Business in a More Transparent World assesses) for the ninth consecutive year, Eastern Europe and Central Asia have outrun other regions in improving regulations for entrepreneurs. The report includes regulations of 183 world economies and includes 10 different business areas, such as starting a business, resolving insolvency, and cross-border trade.
Thus, in the past year, 21 out of 24 eco-nomies in the region have improved their regulations on local companies by implementing a total number of 53 reforms in areas such as resolving insolvency, dealing with construction permits, enforcing contracts and protecting investors etc. Improving the access to regulatory information also helps the entrepreneurs. "Increasing transparency and access to regulatory information is important to creating a healthier business environment. To date, 60% of economies in Eastern Europe and Central Asia provide easy access to fee schedules or documentation requirements for trade, business start-up, construction permits, or electricity connections", said Sylvia Solf, lead author of the report.
However, the countries in the region are severely affected by the economic crisis and need investments and funds to stimulate economic recovery. The World Bank will thus allocate USD 27 Billion for increasing competitiveness, medium-run reforms, including SMEs by 2013, and granting USD 16 Billion through IBRD and the International Development Association.
"Because of their close links with the Eurozone, countries in Central and Southeastern Europe are likely to face an economic slowdown in 2012. The Bank's additional assistance will help countries maintain a sound macro-fiscal framework, pursue needed structural reforms, ensure flow of credit to small- and medium-enterprises", said Philippe Le Houérou, Vice President for Emerging Europe and Central Asia at the World Bank.
Through its consultancy programme, the International Financial Corporation (IFC) could allocate USD 10 Billion, USD 2 Billion more than currently, and the Multilateral Investment Guarantee Agency will support the banking sector by increasing its exposure in the region by USD 1 Billion over the next two years.
"While the impact of the crisis in the Eurozone on West European economies has received most of attention, the downturn is still affecting East, Central and South European countries. Therefore, the World Bank will increase the availability of its funds for stimulating economic recovery", said WB President, Robert B. Zoellick.
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The Young Professionals Connection (YPC), a program of the , has announced its Top Ten Young Professionals of 2011. The Top Ten Young Professionals of 2011 is recognition of young professionals in Douglasville and Douglas County who embody YPC's mission and vision. The awards were presented at the AT&T Business After Hours on Jan. 26. These awards were sponsored by the Douglas County Chamber and .
The Young Professionals Connection was founded in 2008 and its mission is to provide opportunities for young professionals to connect with their peers, connect with their community, and connect with their future. YPC combines personal and professional development through social, community service and professional activities. YPC's vision is to create an inclusive and collaborative network of resources that empowers talented individuals to achieve their goals for professional growth and success; provide employers with an engaged and competitive workforce; and propels Douglasville and Douglas County forward. More information about YPC can be found on www.ypc-dville.com or by contacting Sara Ray at the DC Chamber, 770-942-5022.
Top Ten Young Professionals of 2011
Chad Benton, , age 36
Chad has been actively involved in the Douglas County community through the Chamber for eight years. Starting as a Diplomat in 2004 and serving as the 2008 and 2011 YPC Co-Chair, he has made a strong impact in the business community. Chad uses his leadership skills gained through the Leadership Douglas program to mentor a Youth Leadership Douglas student and help raise funds for various local charities. On a professional note, Chad is an integral part of the sales team that helped Gold's Gym West Georgia receives the "Best Customer Service World-Wide" award out of more than 600 locations.
Alicia Doherty, American Red Cross, age 33
As an employee of the largest supplier of blood and blood products in the United States, Alicia has a direct impact on the community blood supply in the metropolitan Atlanta area. In 2011, 7,037 pints of blood were collected in her territory which can help save up to 21,111 lives. In the past five months Alicia has received two promotions which demonstrate her genuine work ethic, integrity, passion and leadership abilities. When she isn't helping save lives, Alicia is an active member of the community as a Board Member, Co-Chair of the 2012 Leadership Douglas Class and 2010 graduate, former YPC Co-Chair, secret Santa for a child in the Douglas County DFACS and former Diplomat.
Kyle Gable, Ackerman & Co., age 29
Kyle's commercial real estate career is soaring as he was selected one of the top "30 Under 30" for the National Association of Realtors out of 1.2 million members. His successes did not stop with this award and he has contributed to the community in assisting with various projects and purchases for Douglas County and DC Chamber members. Kyle is not only passionate about his career, but also about the community he grew up in. He is a student in Leadership Douglas, actively involved at his church with the young married class and youth program and football coach at his alma mater.
Philip Godfrey, Georgia Power Company, age 38
While Philip's career is not what one would expect with his MBA and Business degree, he credits his success and career path in the Engineering field to dedication, hard work and establishing a network of mentors and colleagues. His professional successes have geared to being more efficient with their dollars and employee productivity. On the service front, Philip strives to help make Douglas County a better place to live, work and raise his family. His involvement in the Chamber's Leadership Douglas program as a graduate in 2009 and 2012 Co-Chair, a Loaned Executive for the United Way in 2012 and softball coach for his daughters' teams have demonstrated his commitment to the community.
Heather Ison, Morris | Hardwick | Schneider, age 36
Partner at the Douglasville location, Heathers successes with MHS are astounding. As the 2010 Associate of the Year, an award selected out of 200 attorneys and Chair of Managing Attorney Council, Heather is the first in her firm to receive both honors consecutively. While her professional career and successes occupy her days, she still finds time to give back to the community. A Chamber Diplomat, member of YPC, a current student in Leadership Douglas, Habitat for Humanity volunteer and Susan G. Komen 3-Day walker and advocate, Heather gives her all at anything she is involved in.
Randi Miles, City of Douglasville, age 28
As our youngest Top Ten Young Professional to date, Randi has several major accomplishments. Professionally Randi is a graduate of the three year Southeast Tourism Society Marketing College, AMTA Board Member and Membership Chair, GACVB Benchmark Leadership Program participant and constantly executes successful community events for Douglasville including the West Georgia Quad, Bridal and Family Reunion Workshops and more. Randi's professional successes do not stop her from giving back to the community. She is a current student of the Leadership Douglas class, 2012 YPC Co-Chair, Youth Leadership Douglas Mentor, and Chamber Diplomat. Randi is also an advocate for the , , Herobox and an active member of her church.
Michael Miller, Miller & Hightower- Attorneys at Law, age 39
Mike began his own law firm in 2005 and due to rapid growth, relocated his business to downtown Douglasville in 2006. While his list of successful cases is impressive, his involvement in the community is top notch. As a member of the School Board, founder of the West Metro Young Republican Organization, Boy Scout Advocate and 2011 Fundraising Chair, Leadership Douglas graduate and much more, he is also running for State House Representative this year.
Tiffany Smith, United Community Bank, age 32
As the Branch Manager at , Tiffany received the Golden Spike Award for Superior Customer Service and Leadership and her branch has been recognized for consistently being a Top Performer in Customer Service. Tiffany's leadership skills shine through her service to the community as a Board Member for S.H.A.R.E House, Partner in Education, Women's Bible Study leader for several years at her church, softball coach for her daughter's team, and PTA member at her children's school. Tiffany is active in the Chamber as a 2011 Leadership Douglas Graduate, member of YPC, Douglas County Chamber Diplomat, and Youth Leadership Douglas mentor. She is the epitome in creating a balance between a professional career and family.
Breezy Straton, Mercer University, age 29
Breezy is passionate about all she does. Whether she is promoting and encouraging students to attend Mercer University as part of her career, striving towards her Masters in Public Administraton or participating in one of the many committees and organizations she is a member of, Breezy gives 100 percent each day. Her hard work and dedication does not go unnoticed. Breezy is a current student in Leadership Douglas, member of YPC and Chamber Diplomats as well as the founder of both the Student Advisory Council and Reservation for College programs, and United Way advocate. She currently has two policy recommendations up for the 2012 state legislative session.
Fhonda Strong, Douglas County School System, age 38
As a native of Douglas County and a product of the Douglas County School System, Fhonda has a personal commitment to this county. Coming from a family line of successful educators in the , her vested interest is in the future of the students and this community. She has proudly served in various leadership capacities such as teacher leader, math department chair, and Instructional Coach for the school system. She is currently the Assistant Principal for Curriculum and Instruction for New Manchester High School. Fhonda's commitment to the community doesn't stop at the school doors; she is also an active member of New Mountain Top Baptist Church, DC Character Coalition, United Way, and Relay for Life, and Partners in Education.


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James Young, a small forward from Rochester (Mich.), announced live on ESPNU that he will attend Kentucky, picking the Wildcats over Michigan St., Syracuse & Kansas.
Five-star 2013 center Marcus Lee cuts the Louisville Cardinals from list of finalists. He is down to the Kentucky Wildcats and hometown California Golden Bears.
Morning Quickies discovers that Louisville's smack-talking billboard was defaced by Mother Nature, not UK fans. All the news that's fit for Kentucky Wildcats.
ESPN's Andy Katz interviews Coach Cal, and it is fun to watch the master at work.
Kentucky Basketball: The "Switch Everything" Defense, Who Can Run it and Who Can't. Tom Crean is reportedly studying Denny Crum's "switch everything" defense. Good luck with that, given his...
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Lingard scored four times on his Blues debut against Sheffield Wednesday recently and fellow 2011 FA Youth Cup winners Larnell Cole, Tom Thorpe and Michael Keane are also likely to attract interest from Championship sides.
As Joyce shapes his Under-21 squad for the season, some of the senior figures may benefit from first-team football elsewhere.
"I think some of the others have got to go out on loan," he explained in his monthly column with Inside United. "Even though we're short of numbers in the Reserves side, they have played there for two years and done their time. They are more than capable.
"I've watched Nick Powell who has gone out and done well. Ryan Tunnicliffe is playing well. Federico Macheda had a good start. For sure, Larnell Cole, Tom Thorpe and Michael Keane would all do well in the Championship.
"We'll just look and see what materialises with those players but it's difficult as it goes in cycles and we are quite thin on the ground for numbers at the minute. But we have got to do what is best for the players really."
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whaddup whadddup Colts fans!!?
im s0000 b0red waiting for the season to start again, i could taste SuperBowl on the tip of my tongue until the SD game.... s0 i thought to kill time lets look at some options...
im from Florida, ( i gotta be the ONLY Indy fan here LOL)
im hearing Percy Harvin can be a potential for us... I watched him in Florida and i think hes GREAT!!!! forget great... hes SUPERB!!!!
he can run the ball, and boy is he fastttttttttt... he can catch... short ball, deep ball, in or outa traffic, nice route runner.... (for a college player, cuz we all know tha NFL can turn these guys into BUST) BUT!! he sounds like Peytons kinda guy in the backfield or slot reciever...
hes short though, i was always looking for a 6"5 WR that can jump... he kinda looks soft too.. im not sure he can take a hit, meaning hes coming off an injury that the NFL can capatilize off and end his career LOL
what are your thoughts? anyone like Harvin to run with the squad? lemme know what yah think!?


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By Samantha DeBianchi
SEATTLE (Zillow) — Whether you are buying or selling, waiting for an appraisal to come back can be a nerve-racking process, especially in an economy in which home values are not what they used to be, despite the perceived value of a home. Because there are great deals out there and prices are increasing, buyers and sellers need to make quick decisions when the appraisal doesn't make the cut, and it's important to be prepared in advance for this scenario.
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With this in mind, here are the three main steps to take when the appraisal comes in low:
Read the report for accuracy
Appraisal reports can be long, complicated documents, but they can be very revealing if you take the time to read them thoroughly. Make a note of anything that looks off, and verify that the information is correct, not only for the property itself but also for the comparables. Confirm that all comps are accounted for – some may not be listed on the MLS and your real estate agent will have to research. Your agent will work with the buyer's mortgage professional to ensure the information is relayed to the appraiser.
While there is no guarantee the report will change, it certainly helps to clarify any errors and understand why an appraisal came in low. Appraisals also point out if there are secrets lurking within the property's walls, such as unpermitted additions that add square footage but cannot contribute toward the property's value. For this reason it's important that sellers are honest and upfront from the beginning and that buyers do their research before making an offer.


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Thank you to everyone that responded to my desperate plea for makeup advice.
The biggest takeaway from all your hints and tips was that I should make an attempt to kidnap Guardian's beauty columnist, Sali Hughes, and demand she make me up every morning. While that would result in me no doubt looking a bit more glam, I'd be doing so in prison so I decided to look for an alternative solution.
Take one credit card and one online cosmetics shop, throw in a clueless thirty-something, and what do you get?
This of course.
1. Philip B African Shea Butter Gentle & Conditioning Shampoo
2. Too Faced Primed & Poreless Pure Face Primer
3. Aveda Nourish-Mint Sheer Mineral Lip Colour in Sheer Filaree
4. Essie nail polish in Fed Up
5. Clinique Chubby Stick in Woppin' Watermelon
6. Philip B Lovin' Leave-In Conditioner
7. New Cid Cosmetic I-Gel Eye Liner Trio
8. Urban Decay The Naked Palette
Quite a haul. But considering I haven't invested in any new products for a couple of years, I felt like making up for lost time.
So I'll give them a whirl and let you know how I get on. If I can perfect a couple of looks without looking like a bad drag queen, I'll even consider posting pictures.
In the meantime, if you come across any gems, let me know.
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Rugby: Mini marvels are the pride of Lions
7:00am Friday 2nd November 2012 in Youth Sport By Echo Reporter
BOURNEMOUTH under-7s finished ahead of rugby powerhouses Bath, as well as teams from Salisbury, Oakmeadians and Chippenham, to claim a cup triumph.
The Chapel Gate youngsters were crowned cup winners at the Salisbury Mini Rugby Festival.
Bournemouth progressed to the final after topping their group thanks to wins against Andover and Wootton Bassett and a draw against Salisbury.
Young Lions lifted the silverware after defeating Welsh outfit Llantwit Fardre by an aggregate score of 18-16.
The team's proud coaches praised the spirit demonstrated by their players.
Bournemouth's mini and junior teams train on Sunday at Chapel Gate and contact details can be found by visiting bournemouth-rugby.co.uk.
Under-7s squad: Luca Annicchiarico, Sam Barter, Benjamin Davies, Charlie Hill, Tom Hopkins, Ioan Hughes, Dominic Jee, Dylan Rees-Coshan, Arun Samra, Lauren Saunders, Jamie Strachan, Ellis Young.


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TRI-STATE (WFIE) - It has been the snowiest winter for the Tri-State since 2004, but why do some areas see so much more snow than others just miles away?
For example, at the airport, this last storm dropped about 4.5 inches, while 18 miles away, Boonville had eight.
Since January 7, the Tri-State has had five snow events that have closed schools and created hazardous travel.
"It's been quite a winter this year," weather spotter Shawn Weber said.
Weber has measured 18 inches of snow so far this season in Newburgh.
He's one of only a handful of spotters who takes snow totals the official way by using a snow board, a 16-by-16 inch white-painted piece of plywood.
"Once your snow accumulates, you come out here with your tape measurer or ruler and you stick on top of your board here and get your measurement," Weber said.
Weber's dedication gives the National Weather Service precise readings, something that is not done everywhere, which can lead to wide discrepancies in snow reports.
Snow storms are notoriously fickle, creating localized snow squalls that can drop several inches of snow in a small area, and virtually nothing a few miles away.
Thunder-snow, an elevated convective storm within a snow storm, can also create heavy snow in a very small area.
The official reading for the Tri-State is taken in Evansville and stands at 15.3 inches, slightly above our seasonal average of 14.
Princeton has just over nine inches.
Sam Sievers in Vincennes reported 15.1.
Rockport reported almost 16.5, and Jasper comes in at a whopping 19 inches.
Over southern Illinois, Flora is at 12.5 inches with Fairfield about an inch less.
Most of Western Kentucky has also had a foot or more, with Owensboro checking in at 11.5.
The EMA director in Madisonville reported 15 inches, and Henderson leads the pack at 17.4.
"It's been a pretty interesting February so far," Weber said. "It'll be interesting in the next couple of weeks to see if we get anything else."
The only official snow readings in the Tri-State are taken at the airport, where workers take measurements four times a day.
That's why the official reading can be very different from what you experience in your neighborhood.
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They say time heals all wounds, but in the case of Hurricane Katrina, time isn't working like it should. This according to a recent update on the mental health of those affected by the disaster. Study director Ronald Kessler of Harvard Medical School says that rates of depression, post-traumatic stress disorder, and suicidal thoughts usually spike right after a major disaster but gradually decline over the next few years.
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The most common keyword for searching themes for WordPress is "Free WordPress Themes". This will land you thousands of results. The Internet is great, isn't it?
As it turns out, those free themes may come at considerable cost. Siobhan M. of the WPMU blog did a comprehensive analysis of some sites that showed up in Google search results when searching for free themes. The result is rather disturbing: 9 out of the 10 top websites had Trojans or hidden code in the themes you downloaded from them. Source: Why you should never search for free wordpress themes. He writes:
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TE Alex DeLeon expects to play bigger role in 2014
- 2:22 pm Saturday, August 2nd, 2014 by Brian Biggane
At 6-foot-4 and 246 pounds, FAU senior tight end Alex DeLeon has the kind of body NFL teams covet. But he insisted after Saturday's practice that he won't let the idea of playing on Sundays enter his mind until after the season is over.
"If I worry about that now, it's just going to mess up my whole season," said DeLeon, a redshirt senior from the Orlando suburb of Belleview. "We say win the day. I've got to take it one day at a time, and that bridge will come when it gets there."
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FAU Owls begin preparations for Aug. 30 opener
- 2:59 pm Wednesday, July 30th, 2014 by Brian Biggane
The FAU Owls are getting a jump on most of the other state schools by starting their training camp Thursday. With their tough early-season schedule, they're probably going to need all the preparation they can get.
FAU, which opens Aug. 30 at Nebraska and travels to SEC power Alabama a week later, gathered under first-year coach Charlie Partridge Wednesday and will be on the fields behind the Tom Oxley Center at 4:40 p.m. Thursday. All workouts are open to the media but closed to the public.
The Owls closed their 2013 campaign with four straight victories under interim coach Brian Wright, who [More]
Five players who are making a statement in spring workouts
- 1:43 pm Sunday, March 23rd, 2014 by Brian Biggane
As FAU football continue to progress toward the spring game on Saturday, April 4, a number of players are stepping up and making a name for themselves. Here are a few who could be difference-makers when the season gets underway:
C Braden Lyons _ A converted tackle who has stepped into a large vacancy at center, the 6-foot-5, 295-pound senior has become the accepted leader of the Owls' young offensive line.
"He's already a natural leader, and that's what we needed," quarterback Jaquez Johnson said.
Offensive coordinator Brian Wright said the decision on the move was made as a staff. "I knew he [More]
Charlie Partridge era begins with first spring practices
- 9:29 pm Tuesday, March 11th, 2014 by Brian Biggane
Nearly three months after being hired, football coach Charlie Partridge finally gets a look at his players in action Wednesday when spring practice begins.
Like many of his mentors _ a group that includes former Dolphins coach Dave Wannstedt, Wisconsin Athletic Director Barry Alvarez and Arkansas coach Bret Bielema _ Partridge said Tuesday he has already mapped out every minute of each of the 14 workouts leading up to the April 5 spring game.
"I'm in that school _ down to the minute, that's how I've been trained," he said. "There could be some things to create sudden-change scenarios, make a change [More]
Florida Atlantic coach Charlie Partridge completes staff
- 1:17 pm Wednesday, January 15th, 2014 by Tom D'Angelo
FAU coach Charlie Partridge added Nick Caley and Corey Bell to complete his staff.
Both will coach the secondary, Caley the primary coach and Bell a co-secondary coach. FAU ranked No. 2 nationally in passing yards allowed last season, led by senior to be D'Joun Smith, who was second nationally in passes defended and third in interceptions.
Florida Atlantic coach Charlie Partridge names co-defensive and special teams' coordinators
- 5:02 pm Thursday, January 2nd, 2014 by Tom D'Angelo
FAU coach Charlie Partridge added two more coaches to his staff today.
Roc Bellantoni was named the co-defensive coordinator and Chris Hurd was will be the special teams' coordinator and tight ends coach.
Bellantoni, with 21 years of coaching experience, will focus his primary attention on the defensive lines. He coached the last two years at Villanova where he was in charge of the defensive line and special teams. Prior to Villanova, he coached at Eastern Illinois University for 11 seasons working his way from defensive line coach to associate head coach. He was the primary recruiter in Florida while at both [More]
Brian Wright to remain at Florida Atlantic as offensive coordinator
- 7:30 am Saturday, December 21st, 2013 by Tom D'Angelo
Brian Wright will remain at Florida Atlantic as the offensive coordinator.
Wright accepted new coach Charlie Partridge's offer to return in the position he has held for two seasons. Wright also took over as the interim head coach on Oct. 30 when Carl Pelini resigned. Wright was offered the position on Wednesday and accepted Friday.
The news was first reported by OwlAccess.com.
Wright, 41, has been praised for pulling the Owls through the very unsettling times when Pelini and defensive coordinator Pete Rekstis were presented evidence they were using drugs. The Owls were 2-6 at the time and finished the season with four [More]
More from new Florida Atlantic coach Charlie Partridge, plus contract details
- 9:00 am Wednesday, December 18th, 2013 by Tom D'Angelo
The most telling quote from Tuesday was from George Smith, the legendary coach from St. Thomas Aquinas in Fort Lauderdale.
I asked Smith how hiring Charlie Partridge will benefit FAU in recruiting. Here's what he had to say about Carl Pelini.
New Florida Atlantic coach Charlie Partridge has a message to high school coaches, "We're coming."
- 2:14 pm Tuesday, December 17th, 2013 by Tom D'Angelo
BOCA RATON — All you need to know about Charlie Partridge and his vision for moving Florida Atlantic's football program is who attended Tuesday's event to introduce the Owls next coach.
Among the onlookers were a handful of high school football coaches, something that certainly was not the case when Carl Pelini was introduced in the same room two years ago.
And Partridge had a message for those coaches.
"We're coming," he said. "And we're going to be visible."
Charlie Partridge, Florida Atlantic agree to five-year, $2.76 million deal
- 12:00 pm Monday, December 16th, 2013 by Tom D'Angelo
Charlie Partridge will become the fourth football coach in Florida Atlantic history.
Partridge and Florida Atlantic have agreed to a five-year contract that will pay the former Arkansas assistant head coach $2.76 million. The agreement became official Monday morning and was confirmed by FAU. The terms of the deal were reported by various outlets.
Athletic Director Pat Chun selected Partridge over Virginia Tech associate head coach/running backs Shane Beamer and Ohio State's Stan Drayton, who is assistant head coach for offense/running backs. The finalists were interviewed one last time on Friday before Chun offered the job to Partridge on Saturday.
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The 4th of July is just around the corner and I can't wait to get started on all manner of tri-colored treats. One 4th Party we held that I particularly liked was one where each food was theme-related. We had it later in the evening, desserts only, and then we gathered for the fireworks.
Everyone had a terrific time. The women asked how each dish was made, the men ate like animals (as usual) and the kids kept going on about how "cuuuute" everything was. The pièce de résistance however, wasn't food at all; it was the fireworks. We lived on the side of a mountain that overlooked the city and the spot where the fireworks were set off. We all sat back in comfy chairs and watched the display from the perfect vantage point.
This year will most likely be just us, but I still love to show-off a little for my family. This dessert is simple and pretty and everyone likes it. We serve it with a choice of whipped cream or vanilla ice cream and there's never any left.
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SAN DIEGO (CBS 8/CNS) - A man accused of running a methamphetamine ring out of the Mission Bay Sports Center will stand trial. Forty-one-year-old Jason Boone waived his right to a preliminary hearing Thursday.
Boone is charged with transportation, sale and possession of meth and faces eight years in state prison if convicted.
Authorities allege Boone, the center's owner, was the ringleader of the drug operation. He and eight other people were arrested last June as part of "Operation Boone's Farm," an undercover investigation during which officers allegedly purchased a half-pound of meth.
Authorities said undercover officers also learned that lockers at the sports center were being utilized as a drop location for drug deliveries and payments between suppliers and customers.
Five co-defendants in the case have pleaded guilty to charges. Boone will be back in court in June.


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You And I, previously known as Finding t.A.T.u., previously known as That Movie That Introduced The Phrase "They're Nihilists… Beautiful Nihilists" To The World, had its premiere at the Cannes Film Festival (?!) last week, a fact that I only found out because some British tabloid ran a piece on her skipping the movie's debut out of embarrassment. The fact that there are no reviews yet of You And I, which follows two fans of the Russian pop act as they "are swept into a dangerous world of obsession, drug abuse and murder," makes me wonder if the movie's as bad as Barton claims, or if the premiere was just turning everyone away at the door to maximize buzz for its inevitable American release. In case you need a refresher of the movie's finer moments, or you just want to see a hairnetted Barton "working" in a slaughterhouse, there's a highlight reel after the jump.
Mischa Barton parties in Cannes but snubs premiere of her 'awful' new movie [Daily Mail]
Scenes of Finding t.A.T.u. [YouTube]


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Headline your holiday with the quintessential flavor of the season - peppermint. These extra special sweets offer a bountiful buffet of peppermint possibilities. Choose one or more for cookie exchanges, après caroling nibbles, gifts for teachers and Santa.
Axl Rose. Pat Benatar. Mick Jagger. Paul McCartney. Johnny Rotten. Not exactly the people you would look to for marketing advice. What could they possibly know about growing your business?
Joy Bible study
Santa Clarita Mayor Laurene Weste remembers a lobbying trip that she and Councilman Bob Kellar took to Washington, D.C.
Named among the best places to live in California by CNN Money Magazine in 2006, Santa Clarita has drawn many tourists as one of California's entertainment destinations.
Local children line up for a Santa Clarita Valley sled ride Saturday at the YMCA in Valencia.
LOS ANGELES - The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors approved a lease modification Tuesday with the city of Santa Clarita, allowing the county to finish expanding and refurbishing the Canyon Country library.
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LOS ANGELES COUNTY -- The Board of Supervisors approved a lease modification with the city of Santa Clarita allowing the county to move forward with the expansion and refurbishment of the Canyon Country Jo Anne Darcy Library, according to County Mayor Michael D. Antonovich.
California Pizza Kitchen in Valencia will host a fundraiser for the Summer Meltdown concert Tuesday, Dec. 7, from 11 a.m. through closing time at 9 p.m.
Service of Remembrance RSVP deadline
When I moved to Santa Clarita in 2000, people kept telling me how the vast majority of the valley's residents were ultra-conservative, politically somewhere far to the right of Rush Limbaugh.
To the point being made by Democrats that "the rich" are not paying their fair share, I say this: It is those "rich" folks who we have to thank for the monumental increases in technology that have come to fruition in the last 30 years.
Always his passion to work with people in a healthcare related field, Moazzem H. Chowdhury decided when he was young that working as a pharmacist would give him the most direct ties to the community he wanted to serve.
With 22 years in practice, Dr. Linda Chenaur is creating a new standard for helping people in the community solve their back pain problems.
One patient was wheeled down the hallway, stable after an open-heart surgery.
It is my honor to serve as your councilwoman. I am available full-time and every-day – responding to your concerns – bringing fresh, new ideas to ensure that our city continues to provide the high quality of life we demand.
Scott and Vanessa Wilk have made Santa Clarita Valley their home for nearly 25 years, and last year, he was honored to be elected to the 38th Assembly District.
Moazzem Chowdhury has lived in the United States for over 25 years and the city of Santa Clarita has been his home for over 20 years. Moazzem, Jeenat, his wife of 30 years, and his son and daughter all consider themselves blessed to live here.
Dear Santa Clarita friends and neighbors,
My wife Pamela and I moved to Santa Clarita in 1965. We raised two children and have five gorgeous grandchildren. Four generations of our family live in Santa Clarita.
This summer, the Santa Clarita Valley Chamber of Commerce will host the third annual Patriot Luncheon on July 11 at the Hyatt Regency Valencia.
Supervisor Michael D. Antonovich will address the Santa Clarita Valley business and community leaders on May 1 at the fifth annual State of the County Luncheon.
We all know that perception often influences our decisions, yet we catch ourselves and become reminded that what we perceive isn't always what's really going on. With the constant barrage of information available in today's 24/7 world, it's important to not get caught up in the day-to-day market volatility and news headlines. That daily hype doesn't always dovetail with what Wells Fargo Advisors top strategists are observing in the financial marketplace.
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Underrated: "He Seemed To Get Credit After He Passed"
Tuesday, May 31, 2011 12:55PM
[SOHH features a new entertainment personality each week to speak on who they feel is the most underrated artist. After Short Dawg gave Jadakiss the title last week, The Clipse's Malice names the late Big L as SOHH Underrated.]
Who is underrated? That's a funny question to ask The Clipse, don't you think? I can't name myself, I don't even want to go out like that. Let me see. Who do I think is underrated?
You know it's funny [to get asked that] because I hear people all the time say The Clipse is underrated. You know what I'm saying? And I've always responded to them. I say that I don't feel The Clipse are underrated. I feel every artist gets what they deserve. What they get is what they deserve. I say that because I never want to be the emcee saying, "Oh I did this, I did that. And this didn't go that way. And so and so did this song and it blew up." Nobody wants to be that dude. So I pretty much think the game is fair. I think the game is fair and the same for everybody.
I don't think nobody has a magic stick to make them blow. If they blow, it's because they done did something to deserve it. So that's how I feel about it. And if they didn't, it just ain't there time yet.
I identify with Big L simply because he seemed to get credit after he had passed. Now I may be wrong but it just seems to me a lot of people started giving him his credit after he passed. But I guess once you pass the light gets shined on you and you start looking at what a person has really done.
I just feel like he was underrated and once he passed, and that's when people started giving him his props. I'm gonna ride with Big L. After you pass, a lot of times people start listening and say, "Oh! He really was dope."
For those of you who don't know me my name is Gene Thornton AKA Malice, one-half of the Clipse. Through music my life has been an open book and continues to be. Our fans have made all the difference throughout our career and are still the driving force for why I do what I do. I wanna take a minute to express extreme gratitude to you for your support. At this time I'm going to advise you to buckle up as we embark upon another one of the many facets of Clipse.
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DETROIT (AP) -- Torii Hunter's RBI single in the 12th inning gave the Detroit Tigers a 3-2 victory over the White Sox on Sunday, extending Chicago's losing streak to 10 games.
Miguel Cabrera, who has been dealing with hip and abdominal problems, led off the Detroit 12th with a pinch-hit single. Matt Tuiasosopo ran for him and went to second on a sacrifice bunt by Austin Jackson. Hunter, who also appeared to have the day off before entering late in the game as a replacement, lined a single to left-center off Dylan Axelrod (3-8) to win it.
Bruce Rondon (1-1) pitched two scoreless innings for his first career win.
The Tigers have won 12 of 13.
Adam Dunn homered and had four hits for Chicago. Paul Konerko added a solo homer in the ninth for the White Sox to force extra innings.
Detroit takes a three-game lead in the AL Central into a four-game series at second-place Cleveland.
The White Sox have lost 10 straight for the first time since June of 1976. They were aggressive early on, and it ended up backfiring.
With one out in the first, Alexei Ramirez left first base early, trying to steal second. Pitcher Rick Porcello eventually realized what was happening and stepped off the rubber, catching Ramirez in a rundown.
The next three hitters reached base on two singles and a walk, but Chicago stranded them all and came out of the inning with no runs.
Detroit had men on second and third with one out in the second, but Jose Iglesias struck out and Ramon Santiago hit a grounder to first.
Dunn put the White Sox ahead 1-0 with a majestic drive in the fourth. His 26th homer of the year cleared both levels of bushes behind the wall in center field, disappearing into the ivy that also serves as a hitting backdrop at Comerica Park.
Chicago's Andre Rienzo, making his second big league start, still hadn't allowed an earned run in the majors until the Tigers broke through in the seventh. Alex Avila hit an RBI double, and Santiago added a sacrifice fly to give Detroit a 2-1 lead.
Chicago second baseman Gordon Beckham made a terrific sliding catch with his back to the plate on Prince Fielder's eighth-inning popup. That helped keep the White Sox within a run.
Detroit shortstop Jhonny Peralta -- who faces a possible suspension from Major League Baseball's drug investigation -- made a nice catch of Ramirez's soft liner in the 10th to start a double play.
Porcello allowed a run and eight hits in 7 2-3 innings. He struck out four and walked one. Reliever Drew Smyly allowed Konerko's homer in the ninth.
Rienzo allowed two runs and four hits in six-plus innings. He struck out three and walked three.
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March 19, 2010
RUSTON, La. - Louisiana Tech will host three spring soccer games, the first beginning at 9 a.m. on Saturday at Lady Techster Soccer Field.
The Lady Techsters' first opponent has still yet to be announced, but the two teams will play in the first game at 9 a.m. That team will then take on Northwestern State at 11 a.m. before Tech and Northwestern State play in the day's final game at 1 p.m.
All games were moved back one hour due to rain expected later in the day.
Tech is 1-0 in the spring soccer season after a 1-0 win over Texas Women's University last Sunday. Scotti Culton scored a goal in the 45th minute to get the win in Denton, Texas.


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MUKWONAGO (WKOW) -- The cold, wet spring put a damper on outdoor activities.
But the gloomy weather also provided relief for allergy sufferers.
Doctors at the Allergy, Asthma and Sinus Center in Mukwonago say the 2013 season has been slow so far.
That's because the moisture in the air kept the tree pollen at bay.
"The trees pollinate when they're supposed to pollinate and if at that time we don't have the dry windy weather to blow the pollen around we miss it," says Dr. Gary Steven.
But people with allergies are hardly in the clear.
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Winning driver Jody Jamieson said, "It's real difficult to be disappointed in the horse when you pick up $150,000. But I'm a little disappointed. He came home in 27 4/5 but he's a better horse than that. Usually, he doesn't want any horses near his bridle. It was nip and tuck to win tonight. I had to get into him pretty good. I hate doing that because he's not the type of horse you need to urge on. So, something's going on with him. (Trainer) Jeff (Gillis) noticed that right away. But he dug in, got the win and that's what champion horses do."
Jamieson said Federal Flex will go next in the Stanley Dancer at the Meadowlands and hopefully on to the Hambletonian.


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Kudos for polishing the Jewel: San Diego Optical Co.
Reader Carol Mills singled out the plantings outside San Diego Optical Co. at 7701 Fay Ave. as deserving of a Kudo. Owners Vivian and Carter Shrum operate the business that's been in the Village since 1931. She wrote that "many people stop and say that the flowers remind them of being in Europe" while some say the colors make their whole day brighter. Others want "these colors all over the Village."
This weekly feature gives kudos to the businesses, property owners and institutions that do their part to help make La Jolla beautiful. Send your suggestions to email@example.com.
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Kylie Minogue is set to return to Australia and perform at the opening of Fox Studios Australia next weekend. The chart-topping singer is heading home to perhaps her toughest gig - a performance in front of 4000 of the international film world's heavyweights. She will be joined on-stage by some of Australia's leading
musical artists, including Tina Arena and Marcia Hines.
The gig will put Kylie back in familiar hands in those of choreographer William Forsythe - her favourite choreographer - "he knows best how to teach me the moves and make me laugh at the same time".
The Sunday Telegraph
31 October 1999
Kylie Minogue flew into Sydney yesterday and spent the day resting in preparation for opening act on Sunday night. Minogue will open The Moment, the stage spectacular of Twentieth Century Fox films at the gala unveiling of Fox Studios, with a dance number from the golden age of Hollywood.
As she has in her recent tours, she will be accompanied by a bevy of male dancers in sequins.
Her performance will be choreographed by William Forsythe, who last worked with her on the Intimate and Live tour.
The Daily Telegraph
3 November 1999
Fox Studios Australia opened last night with all the glamour and excitement of the Academy Awards.
sensational opening show
, with Tina Arena, Marcia Hines and Kylie Minogue placed the partygoers in celebratory mood. Minogue thrilled with a rendition of the Marilyn Monroe classic, Diamonds are a Girl's Best Friend.
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The City of Alcoa Board of Commissioners will vote on second reading on an ordinance establishing the City's stormwater utility and its fees at its next meeting on Tuesday, Feb. 12, at 7 p.m.
As mandated by federal Environmental Protection Agency's Stormwater Phase II program requirements, the City was required to obtain a National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) Phase II stormwater permit from the Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation (TDEC). Permit requirements include system-wide erosion and sediment controls, pollution control, and public education initiatives. If enacted, a stormwater utility will serve as an alternative to increasing taxes to meet the added expense of funding these requirements set by the federal government. The utility will apply only to the area inside the corporate limits of the city.
Under the proposal, Alcoa residences and businesses would first see stormwater fees appear on their April 1, 2008, bills at a rate of $3 per month for Residential Units and $4 per Equivalent Residential Unit (ERU) per month for Commercial Units. For the City of Alcoa, one ERU equals 2,696 square feet of impervious surface, an area where water does not permeate the ground such as a driveway.
Alcoa's stormwater utility proposal is similar to many across the state that have been or are in the process of being adopted. The City of Maryville's stormwater utility began in 2005. Assistant Public Works Director and Chief Engineer Andrew Sonner said, "To help facilitate federal stormwater compliance, creating a stormwater utility provides a long-term, stable funding source for unfunded stormwater mandates from the Clean Water Act." Unlike a tax that could fund any number of city projects, all stormwater fees collected will fund only stormwater programs.
The stormwater utility ordinance passed its first reading at the Board of Commissioners meeting Jan. 8. The Board of Commissioners meeting on Tuesday, Feb. 12, is open to the public and interested citizens are encouraged to attend.


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November 4, 2011
IOM workshop: Facing the Reality of Multidrug- Resistant Tuberculosis: Challenges and Potential Solutions in India. NIAID TB Drug Discovery Research: Exploring Opportunities for Collaboration.
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Mysore, New Delhi, India
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Reviewing Hari Kunzru's Gods without Men in the March 8, 2012, New York Times, Douglas Coupland coined the term "translit" to describe a new kind of novel that "collapses time and space as it seeks to generate narrative traction in the reader's mind."
On July 17, our fellow hardworking book-review editors at Publishers Weekly posted a piece in which they picked the funniest books they've ever read. I'm an unabashed fan of PW's lists, and this one definitely caught my eye. Everyone has the unalienable right to laugh at whatever they choose, of course, but I must say, with a little envy and a touch of incredulity, that the PW team, on the whole, has a very high-minded, intellectual sense of humor.
Top 10 Sports Books for Youth: 2014
By Daniel Kraus
Our list of the year's best sports books—this one drawn from books reviewed in Booklist from September 15, 2013, to August 2014—is always wide-reaching. This one shows strong performances for both graphic novels and books about soccer. For the latter, we credit the World Cup.
All Star. By Jesse Lonergan. Illus. by the author. 2014. NBM/ComicsLit, paper, $13.99 (9781561638352). Gr. 9–12.
Yes, the major sports are represented in this year's top 10 but so, too, are poker, Ping-Pong, and fishing. Titles selected were reviewed from September 1, 2013, through August 2014.
All Fisherman are Liars. By John Gierach. 2014. Simon & Schuster, $24 (9781451618310).
Print reference works slated for publication between August 2014 and January 2015 are listed here. Page numbers and pub dates have been provided by the publishers and are subject to change. Many of these titles are also available as e-books; check with the publishers for further information.
The Book of Beetles: A Life-Size Guide to Six Hundred of Nature's Gems. Ed. by Patrice Bouchard. Sept. 2014. 656p. Univ. of Chicago, $55 (9780226082752).
YA or NA?
By Michael Cart
Unless you've been living on the planet Xenon or under a rock, you surely know by now that the term "new adult" (NA) was coined in 2009 by the publisher St. Martin's Press when it issued a call for "fiction similar to YA that can be published and marketed as adult—a sort of older YA or NA."
What hath St. Martin's call wrought in the years since? I decided to find out, querying a clutch of people in publishing to get their take on the situation.


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Last night Ross Martin and I had the honor of interviewing Benjamin Hochman of the Denver Post. We delved heavily into Nuggets talk where Hochman helped explain George Karl's player rotation, the "Evil" Karl goatee look, if the Nuggets have a translator, how the team camaraderie is off-the court and in the locker room, Benjamin's take on Star vs. Team, much more and The Reporter vs. Blogger Trivia Challenge where Ross fires off some brain-busting questions for the expert and the "expert." Listen right here!
Hochman and Timmons battled for the rights to own a double-feature DVD of Sylvester Stallone's "Demolition Man" and "Over the Top" ... classics!
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Fresno State Receives Additional Probation for Violations
Sept. 10, 2003
FRESNO, Calif. - California State University, Fresno, will accept the penalties announced today by the National Collegiate Athletic Association and comply fully, said President John D. Welty.
Following a joint investigation about possible rule violations dating from 1995-2002 in the athletics program, the NCAA assessed the following penalties on the university:
Overall, in the report of its findings, the NCAA Committee on Infractions chose to accept the "significant disciplinary actions taken by the university, including a voluntary postseason sanction in 2003, without adding additional substantive penalties."
The NCAA review committee also singled out President Welty for his positive actions to resolve the rules violations. According to the NCAA, the president "is to be commended for demonstrating the university's commitment to accepting responsibility for these violations."
Welty said that today's actions by the NCAA added the two additional penalties, and set additional review requirements for the university. Welty said he was pleased that the NCAA chose not to impose further serious sanctions on the university.
"We appreciate the NCAA's acceptance of the severe actions we took to correct problems and self-assess penalties on our programs," Welty said. "We acknowledge there were clearly areas that needed addressing. Now, with our corrective measures and positive progress in these areas, we can put the problems behind us. We will continue to move forward in building an athletics program that student-athletes, the university and the community can be proud of."
The NCAA official statement indicated that the university's self-imposed penalties in the last year were appropriate for the rules violations it found. The NCAA agreed with and adopted the actions taken by the university, noting that they represented "appropriate corrective actions and meaningful, significant self-imposed penalties."
The NCAA committee concluded that, even though the university had taken appropriate corrective actions and self-imposed significant penalties, the seriousness of the rules violations that related to academic fraud, improper certification practices, and a failure to report evidence of violations, coupled with competitive advantages gained and a lack of institutional control, did warrant some additional penalties.
In addition to a public reprimand for finding the rules violations, the NCAA increased the university's self-imposed probation from two years to four years, retroactive to the university's proposed Dec. 4, 2002. The NCAA required during the probationary period that the university continue to develop and implement a comprehensive education program on NCAA rules and develop compliance programs to deal with the problems identified during the NCAA and university review. The university will regularly report its progress to the NCAA.
The NCAA accepted the university's self-imposed one-year ineligibility for postseason play last season as well as the self-imposed reduction of grants-in-aid by three during the 2004-05 and 2005-06 academic years. Coach Ray Lopes will decide which year two grants-in-aid will be reduced and which year one will be reduced.
The NCAA concurred with the university's decision to forfeit all wins by the men's basketball team for any games in which student-athletes participated while ineligible and to forfeit its 2000 WAC men's basketball championship. The university will also vacate its team record and return any team awards from the 2000 NCAA Division I Men's Basketball Tournament. University records regarding men's basketball, as well as the record of the former men's basketball coach, will be changed to reflect the forfeited games.


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Knitting and Sewing for Toddlers
Lately, knitting and blogging have taken a back seat to other
stupid mindless time wasters hobbies like crossword puzzles, Scrabble and Boggle. Is it knitting-related to play Scrabulous and Scramble with other knit bloggers on Facebook? In any case, I have been terrible about checking in with all of you so I hope to get back on track this week.
In the meantime, I have been knitting and sewing a few projects for Beatrix, as I mentioned in my last post. I promise not to turn this into a baby clothing circus blog – that is, sock knitting will return next time – but the kid needs some sweaters and sun dresses make summer diapering and swimming so much easier that I can't resist the temptation.
Pattern: No. 23 Pull in 24 mos. size, Phildar Tricotez Calin (No. 470) from Spring/Summer 2007
Yarn: Cascade 220 Heathers in Blue Denim
Needles: US 7
This expression is Beatrix for "ICK! WOOL IN SPRINGTIME! TAKE IT OFF NOW!" She was particularly uncooperative so this is the only picture you get. I will probably try again next winter when it fits her (and also when it's not so hot out). As with all Phildar baby patterns, this was super easy and the seaming took nearly as long as the knitting. I made the usual modification of picking up stitches for the neck and button bands instead of knitting them separately.
Last week, I made some progress on the little cardigan but I need to rip and re-knit one of the fronts so we are not on such great terms right now.
The yarn in Classic Elite Cotton Bam Boo, which has great stitch definition but could probably pass for Knit Picks Shine Sport. While I like this yarn for a baby sweater, I cannot imagine knitting one for me with it – I would expect an adult sweater to lose its shape quite quickly.
Finally, have a peek at the toddler sewing projects! I am making several dresses for B, all from the same, very simple pattern (Butterick B4712). Here is the first one.
I am using extra wide, double-sided bias tape for the neck and armholes because my seaming is pretty ugly there. Fortunately, bias tape hides everything. Not until I uploaded this photo to Flickr did I see the near perfect stitching here. Please believe the rest of the garment looks like that! No? Would you believe most of it? OK, some of it and we'll leave it at that.
Finally, this is the next one in the queue, all cut and pieced but missing a zipper and some top-stitching.
That's it for this edition of the baby blog. Tune in next time for some finished Latvian socks!
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I love the contrast between the "eww, yucky" sweater pose and the prim and proper sundress pose. I like them both. And I believe the stitching is just splendid.
Oh, how I love that first photo of B in her new sundress! Such a beautiful ham!
B looks so cute! i love bias tape. it's the answer to all sewing problems, methinks.
And here I thought that sweater picture was "Mom!! Put down the camera and pick me up!" What a lucky little girl – lovely sweaters and adorable sundresses!!
those are great. the little animal dress is so cute!
She is so cute and all of your projects looks great!
I love that dress and she seems so much happier to be wearing it than the sweater! But I'm sure she'll love that sweater next winter.
I have to say how cute she is in her new dress and sweater!
It took me forever to come comment on this because I'm ignoring my bloglines entirely with all the scramble!! love those little dresses. adorable.
Very cute dresses and pullover!
B looks so cute in her dress – I love the cherry dress. I think your sewing is fabulous – wait till you see mine.
The simple summer dresses are the best. Love the splashy prints. Love Beatrix's impish smile! Now is the time to smother her in wool and simple, crisp summer dresses.
Sooo cute! What fabric is the zoo animals??? I've been looking for that type of fabric! I love it! and good job on the sewing, it looks great.
Great projects! And who could ever get bored of looking at cute baby photos?
I just discovered "annypurls" on ravelry. She has some gorgeous patterns and they reminded me of you. Go take a look – I especially love the little bags with animals in the pockets. Even the free patterns are sweet!
Oh a little girl who loves to wear dresses, so sweet. I think the sweater looks lovely too although I dont think she likes wearing it. I am sure in time she will though.
She is so cute in her new dress!!
I LOVE that zoo animal dress! So cute!
This is fiercely sweet. And two things, 1) I am on facebook and 2) I have the scrabulous application…you know in case you are looking for another scrabble-rouzer.
your little girl is just precious!
i love your sewing projects…..and your stitches are perfect!
how about the half wall? did you find a solution?
Wow, you can really see which project she prefers eh. Personally, I like them both, particularly the adorable animal print.
I really love your photos! Where is that awesome fabric from? Too cool!
Hi. I came across your site looking for a sweater to knit for my little girl. I just love the one you knit for Beatrix in Denim Blue but can't find the pattern anywhere. Can you send me the pattern by email? I'd be really grateful! I'm a newbie knitter and having a hard time finding sweaters that aren't girly girly for my little one.
This is the pattern I'm searching for:
No. 23 Pull in 24 mos. size, Phildar Tricotez Calin (No. 470) from Spring/Summer 2007


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I was thinking about the Angels previous drafts the last couple days, mostly because of Trout and Trumbo and the amazing success they both are having this season. Trumbo is the one that really interests me. Mike Trout clearly had not only the skills but the approach to make him successful when he was drafted, pretty amazing for a 17 year old, but that's just the kind of kid he is.
But Trumbo, on the other hand, was never seen as much of anything. He had a strong arm and hit the ball hard but didn't walk, had no defensive position and didn't look to have the skills to qualify him as much of anything besides a bat off the bench. You can read Rghan's winter 2009 writeup of him HERE.
The interesting thing to me is that the angels have had a number of prospects and players with Trumbo's problem- skills but no refinement. Brandon Wood could hit the ball hard, Randall Grichuk hit the ball far, Howie Kendrick could make solid contact, Peter Bourjos was fast, etc... and I think this goes back to a disconnect between the angels previous draft strategy and their minor league coaching approach.
Under Tony Reagins and Eddie Bane, the Angels had a draft strategy of taking "toolsy" players. It is pretty well known that they liked to draft high schoolers based on their tools with the assumption that they would develop those skills and turn into successful players over time. They wanted guys who could do the big things- run fast, hit hard, make contact. They assumed that these skills would continue to develop and rather than allowing the players to go to college for refinement, where they would be taken much higher in the draft because they had already shown a higher potential for success, they drafted them young and got them into the minor leagues to learn Angels baseball.
Clearly this kind of strategy results in hits like Mike Trout and misses like Terry Evans. But, I kept thinking about the case of Mark Trumbo. He had very little progress through the minors. He was always a big power guy with a bad average, lots of strikeouts and very few walks. So when he made his Major League debut because of Morales' injury, his performance was more of a pleasant surprise than a given.
You can read his major league similarity report done this last offseason by mattwelch HERE. If you missed reading it before, the summary was basically that we can expect him to be out of the majors within a few years because guys without plate discipline don't last long against major league pitching.
But then something happened this offseason. Trumbo, bothered by people's critiques of his approach, decided he needed to change and focus on hitting better pitches and taking pitches that were outside of the zone. As we have all celebrated his success, I've been bothered by the thought, Why didn't he change his approach back in A ball, or AA, or AAA? Was Trumbo unwilling to change before or did the Angels have an organizational approach to coaching that didn't emphasize these skills?
As I considered the other prospects the angels have had that fit this same mold and I cant help but believe it is a problem with the Angels minor league coaching staff. From Napoli to Wood to Trumbo, the Angels have had a problem teaching young power hitters to be selective (and have had a problem teaching contact hitters to be patient also) The approach seems to be to let hitters just play their way through the system.
So while the draft strategy has changed and Dipoto slowly changes over the minor league staff to reflect his style and approach, looking back we can better understand the problem with the angels minor league system over the last few years and yet another way DelTony caused problems for the franchise. We can also likely expect an improvement in the development of players we draft going forward.


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1st "Mass transit" Super Bowl is already failing the test.
Several people have collapsed from the heat and long lines at at least 1 subway station. "Security officers at first were checking every bag, but by 2:45 p.m., more than three hours before the game, checkpoints were overwhelmed by the crowds and people they were pouring through with little or no examination of what was on their person or what they were carrying."


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Take it away, B-WOWW!:
Just Asking: Who's got bigger arms? Ronnie or Sammie...
Sometimes the Joke Tells Itself: "The only thing we care about is getting girls. Getting girls and going to the gym."
Um, Maybe Un-cougar?: What do you call the older woman is Vinnie hooking up with? I bet she lives in an RV, and thar her favorite breakfast food is Skol.
Do You See What I See?: You ever notice when Pauly D is DJing, no one is at the bar?
Fill in the Blank: If you were given one guess to name Snookie's college, wouldn't you're first reaction be "community"?
Remember...it's Community College: It eats away at Snookers that she gave up her last semester of college for the Shore. Can someone remind her of the strict admissions policy of community colleges...
Again, Sometimes the Joke Tells Itself: "Keith and I didn't have sex, don't know why. I bet he's clean".
Priori-what?: Should I get smushed by a guy who refers to himself in the third nickname person, or go home and get up in time for my first day of work?
Ooops, I Guess It Could be Worse: At least your parents and boss won't find out...
Ok, But it Can't Get Any Worse Than That: Crap, they're showing the scene where you left your clothes and your dignity behind...
Sticking it to the Man: Props to Vinnie for laying into the Situation. I wouldn't want to be a (deep breath) 27-year-old-living-by-the-GTL-motto-who-spends-more-time-making-up-excuses-for-not-getting-laid-rather-than-actually-getting-laid either. Extra props for literally sticking it to the Situation by way of his sister...
Pauly D, Spiritual Adviser: Catholics and Jews, apparently like oil and water.
The Jackie Robinson of the Jersey Shore...: Danielle's "no sex until marriage" stance must be a Jersey Shore first
And You Thought the Duck Phone was Hard: Add hot tub to the list of things too hard for Snooki to maneuver
Quick Score Check (Smushing): Situation 1- Vinnie 1. Tiebreaker goes to Vinnie for his smush being with the female Situation
One More Score Check (AC Outfits): Situation 4-Pauly D 3 (don't forget, one night only)
Maybe It was the Bread?: Thanks to the Situation's "rolls" joke, Snookers says she doesn't want to eat anymore that night...after she finished her dinner.
What's the Word I'm Looking For: That girl who jumped on Vinnie and then the Situation, what's the word...oooh wait, prostitute! I knew it would come to me.
Bigger Scumbag: The Situation or Jay Leno?
Thursday, January 21, 2010
Special Edition Jersey Shore Recap #5
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...I am said to be a patient person and am willing to explain the steps needed to come up with the answer. As someone trained in linguistics, I am used to thinking about the meanings of words and how they are used in practice. This training has been supplemented by reading and writing on a variety of subjects.
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...We like to work on the specific problem that she is stuck on and making sure that she understands the basics to help her figure out the more complicated problems. As well I have also spent quite a few years tutoring at my former elementary school. There I tutored in math and technology for part of the robotics program.
15 Subjects: including German, chemistry, reading, geometry
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Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) middleweight Tim Kennedy will finally get his wish, as the promotion today rubber stamped his 185-pound showdown against Michael Bisping for The Ultimate Fighter (TUF) "Nations" live finale on April 16, 2014 in Quebec City, Canada.
UFC officials confirmed the booking earlier today.
After some "inconclusive results," Bisping was finally able to get cleared by a doctor following his near-catastrophic eye injury last fall. "The Count" hasn't competed since winning a technical decision over Alan Belcher at the UFC 159 event last April.
Ring rust?
Kennedy (17-4) has been pining for a fight against the brash Brit for months, even going so far as to draw up a mock bout agreement following his emphatic win over Rafael Natal at the promotion's "Fight for the Troops" event last November. It was his third straight win and second under the UFC banner, and now he's looking to take a step up in competition.
The winner could make a strong case for a spot on the very short list of middleweight title contenders.
Aside from the tournament finals in both the welterweight and middleweight divisions, TUF Nations -- expected to air on FOX Sports 1 and Fight Pass -- will feature a co-main event between Patrick Cote and Kyle Noke, who currently serve as head coaches on the combat sports reality show.
For more information on TUF: "Nations" live finale click here.


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Fredericksburg Christmas parade needs volunteers
Archived footage from last year's Jaycees Christmas Parade in downtown Fredericksburg.
The Fredericksburg Jaycees Christmas Parade needs 20 more volunteers by Monday to meet the need for this year's event on Dec. 7.
Parade co-chairwoman Jennifer Adkins said that even the threat of not having a parade hasn't prompted people to step forward.
She said she has reached out to the 97 groups that are participating in the parade to solicit volunteers but said no one from them has come forward.
"We have stressed, if we don't get the volunteers, the parade might not happen but we've not gotten one person to help," Adkins said.
Volunteers would work from 2 to 8 p.m. on Dec. 7, receive training that day, and would receive free food and beverages afterward, Adkins said.
The volunteers also help a worthy cause, she said. Money raised through the parade will be used to take about 25 local children shopping for Christmas and provide them with a gift card for food.
Anyone interested in volunteering should email Adkins at: email@example.com.
The Fredericksburg Jaycees Christmas Parade is free and starts at 5:30 p.m.
The route travels along Caroline, Amelia and Princess Anne streets.
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