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I took these pictures on Friday night before and at the trunk-or-treat at Kenny's school.
Monthly Archives: October 2011
Happy Halloween 2011
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Pumpkin patch 2011
Better late than never, right?
And here are two from when Eric and I went with Luke's class to the Weston Red Barn Farm (my favorite pumpkin patch). It was SO cold that day.
Filed under holidays, kenny, kenny - 2nd grade, luke, luke - preschool, my boys
8000 for 8000
Have you ever thought about sponsoring a child or adult in need?
The president of CFCA walked 8000 miles between December 2009 and June 2011 to bring attention to families in poverty. He would like to have 8000 children sponsored, one for each mile he walked. If you would like to help him reach his goal and make a difference in a child's life, you can go HERE to get started or just to get more information.
I can attest to how wonderful the sponsorship experience is. We've been sponsoring Ivan from Colombia since 2009. It's one of the best things we've ever done. We just received his Christmas card last week, complete with a recent picture. He's just adorable and it's been great to see how he's grown throughout the last two years.
There are so many WONDERFUL organizations out there but here are two of the top reasons why we chose to sponsor a child through CFCA:
1. This website evaluates the different charities. They gave CFCA 4 out of 4 stars. I think it's huge that 94.1% of the money raised goes right to the program.
2. I live in Kansas City so I love that CFCA is based here.
Think about it:)
We've done an 8000 for 8000 workout over at MDS to show support for what he's doing.
Eric's 1st marathon
Eric ran the Kansas City Marathon on October 15th!
It was funny because, for the first week following the race, he swore that he would never run another marathon. Then, once the pain receded, he changed his mind and said that he wants to do another one. I think it's kind of like having a child. You kind of forget how painful it actually was after a while.
Keep calm and rock chalk on
Future careers
While Kenny is still holding steady to the dream of being an astronomer when he gets older, Luke swears he'll be a baseball player.
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4 = the number of games the kids had on Saturday.
We went from Luke's soccer game to Kenny's football game to Kenny's two soccer games.
- Luke is getting so good at being aggressive in soccer games. He didn't score a goal but he came this close two different times.
- Kenny was the QB for part of his football game. His team finally had their first win.
- Kenny's soccer team is really good. They won every game last season. Our entire team moved to a different league this season (along with the majority of the teams we played against in the past). They've lost two games this season (including one on Saturday) but I think it's good that they did.
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Luke's 1st field trip
I went with Luke's class to the Beanstalk Children's Garden for their first field trip. It was also Luke's first bus ride. The little stinker didn't even sit with me. I had to sit by myself in the front while he sat with his friend A.
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… you're really excited about your new refrigerator.
Seriously, I'm really excited that we can actually stand our water bottles and pitchers up while filling them. And the refrigerator has a smart diagnosis system where if something is wrong with it, we can just hold our phone up to the sensor and it will relay information over it. Gotta love technology.
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Bloom Towhship's James Coleman (center) drives through Crete-Monee's Mark Conner (left) and Brandon Johnson (right) during a boys varsity basketball game on Friday, Jan. 11, 2013. | John Smierciak~for Sun-Times Media
Bloom coach Jasper Williams has been waiting all season for his team to put together four quarters of quality basketball.
Friday night against Crete-Monee, the Blazing Trojans did just that.
Johnny Griffin scored 22 points and Nhyree Mitchell added 12 as No. 13 Bloom crushed Crete-Monee 61-45 in a Southland Conference contest in Chicago Heights.
The Blazing Trojans (12-3, 3-1) did an outstanding job of getting the ball inside and piling up points in transition.
Bloom converted 25-of-39 field-goal attempts.
"For four quarters, this was our best game," Williams said. "We just need to keep building on this. Hopefully, this is a step forward."
If it proves a step forward for Bloom, it's certainly a step back for the Warriors (13-4, 1-3).
The Warriors played without Laquon Treadwell, who was visiting Oklahoma on a football recruiting trip. How much of an impact the 6-foot-3 Treadwell would have made is debatable.
Crete-Monee coughed up the ball on its first six possessions, which allowed Bloom to dart to a 14-3 lead.
The deficit only swelled from there.
A sweet pass off the backboard by Zerrell Jackson (nine points) to a charging Griffin led to a monster dunk and 36-15 spread.
Moments later, Griffin put down another jam, this one of the one-handed tomahawk variety, extending the Blazing Trojans' advantage to 38-15.
Bloom recorded five dunks on the night.
"I've just been trying to be consistent and let my game come to me and not rush it," Griffin said. "We wanted to come out and set the tempo."
Bloom's lead widened to as much as 46-19 when Mitchell put down a one-handed jam early in the third quarter.
Marvie Keith (15 points) led an 11-0 Warriors run that cut the deficit to 50-37 with 6:33 to go in the fourth. Bloom, however, countered with a 6-0 run to the put the game away.
Dejahown Freeman added eight points for the Blazing Trojans. Tyler Williams had 11 points for the Warriors.
"They took everything away from us," Crete-Monee coach Tom Cappel said. "We left (abandoned) everything we know, everything we practiced."
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Lauren Razzore, Robot and Holofernes, 2014, Digital print,12 x 15 inches, Courtesy of the artist
South and East Galleries
Faculty Exhibition
This exhibition showcases recent innovative artwork in varied media by the faculty of William Paterson University's Art Department.
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Faculty Exhibition Panel Discussion
Thursday, September 18, 2014, 11:00 am – 12:30pm
A conversation with WPU Art Department faculty about their diverse artistic practices.
Thomas Edison, Replica of First Incandescent Lamp, 1929, Glass, wood, brass, carbon filament, 7 x 4 x 4 inches, Collection of the National Park Service, Thomas Edison National Historical Park; Photo courtesy of the National Park Service, Thomas Edison National Historical Park
35 in 350: The Story of New Jersey
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Wednesday, October 8, 2014, 2:00 – 3:15 pm
Organized in conjunction with the exhibition, 35 in 350: The Story of New Jersey, panelists share historical, cultural and political perspectives on the "Garden State."
South Gallery
Juried by Susan Tallman, art historian and Editor-in-Chief of Art in Print, this exhibition presents a selection of contemporary prints and artists' books.
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Monday, November 10, 2014, 11:00 am - 12:30 pm
Juror Susan Tallman discusses contemporary printmaking and her selections for Ink, Press, Repeat: A National Juried Printmaking and Book Art Exhibition.
Yuji Hiratsuka
A showcase of prints, drawings, and artists' books by the grand prize recipient of the 2013 Ink, Press, Repeat: A National Juried Printmaking and Book Art Exhibition.
Court Gallery
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Local Adult Reoffending
The latest statistics on the reoffending of adults on the probation caseload, released by the Ministry of Justice.
The quarterly release presents statistics on the reoffending of adults under supervision of the probation service in England and Wales.Data are available at the regional, probation area and local authority level.The release also measures progress on local targets to reduce reoffending: National Indicator 18 – Adult reoffending rates for those under probation supervision.
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One of eachPosted: 9 April 2014 Filed under: Exhibitions, Rona | Tags: art, Australian Galleries, exhibition, linocut, Melbourne, printmaking, rabbit, Rona Green 1 Comment
Supergraph in MelbournePosted: 15 February 2014 Filed under: Exhibitions | Tags: art fair, linocut prints, Royal Exhibition Building, Supergraph, works on paper Leave a comment
Contemporary Graphic Art Fair
Royal Exhibition Building
8 Nicholson Street, Carlton, Victoria, Australia
10am-10pm Saturday 15 & 10am-5pm Sunday 16 February 2014
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"Whatever you can do or dream you can, begin it. Boldness has genius, magic, and power in it."
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Wonder RoomPosted: 9 October 2013 Filed under: Exhibitions, Rona | Tags: art, Deborah Klein, exhibition, Filomena Coppola, Heather Shimmen, Maroondah Art Gallery, Paul Compton, Rona Green, Wonder Room Leave a comment
Art lovers are invited to visit Wonder Room, a group exhibition of work by Rona Green, Paul Compton, Filomena Coppola, Deborah Klein and Heather Shimmen, at Maroondah Art Gallery from 17 October – 30 November 2013.
Please click here if you would like to view the Wonder Room online exhibition catalogue – enjoy!
No Cure For LifePosted: 15 September 2013 Filed under: Exhibitions, Rona | Tags: art, Australian Galleries, drawing, exhibition, No Cure For Life, painting, poppets, printmaking, Rona Green 6 Comments
No Cure For Life
27 August – 15 September 2013
35 Derby Street, Collingwood, Victoria, Australia
Photography: Jeremy Dillon, The Photography Department
"There's no cure for life." – Tony Soprano
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The Convener of the Church of Scotland's Church and Society Council, has called on Chancellor Osborne to apologise for his "propaganda war on the poor".
This morning (22 March 2012) Chancellor George Osborne is mainly taking stick for his so-called 'granny tax' - as the tabloids put it. That is the tax adjustments which mean that 4.41 million pensioners lose money and the Treasury claws back some £1.2 billion.
George Osborne's latest budget has reconfirmed Britain's prolonged collapse in economic activity, as he thrashes around for supply-side "solutions".
Responding to the UK Budget statement, the Scottish National Party says Chancellor Osborne has failed to deliver for Scotland on key measures.
Christian Aid says that chancellor George Osborne has spoken out against tax evasion and aggressive tax avoidance, but has failed to act accordingly.
Cuts in welfare, age-related tax benefits, child benefit and the minimum wage will combine with high joblessness and price increases to heighten austerity.
The Autumn Statement reveals but one thing: the Chancellor and his advisers are both ill-advised and dangerously ill-prepared for the forthcoming prolonged Depression.
The Chancellor's Autumn Statement has not gone far enough to ease the burden on the poorest and most vulnerable, a leading Church of Scotland minister says.
Chancellor George Osborne's economic policies got a decidedly mute response in terms of their impact on the poorest at an event in Edinburgh yesterday.
The closing gathering of Scotland's first Poverty Truth Commission will take place in Glasgow City Chambers on Saturday 16 April.


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An enthusiastic nature lover, farmer, and writer, Billie Brannock lives in the remote outskirts of Tucson, AZ with her high school sweetheart and husband, Tom. She is the mother of two sons, who are both grown and happily married with families of their own. Mrs. Brannock also has a granddaughter who is the apple of her eye. Brannock has published five novels in young adult fantasy and horror genres; Siggi's Trolls, The Griffon's Lair, The Boneyard, Dead Coyotes, and Slaughterhouse Remains, all available online through Amazon.com under her name and additional pen name of Robbin Nickaell. She is also an independent filmmaker (Dead Coyotes Productions) and an active script writer with two films, Twin Brides (feature length comedy, 2012) and Bloody Kisses (horror short film, 2012, available on Amazon.com), to her credit as both the writer and producer. An avid lover of children and animals, she has recently retired from her 16 year teaching career as a Special Education Paraprofessional to focus on her intense passion for writing. Brannock enjoys a vast array of barnyard animals on her small farm in the desert including three horses, a steer, two hogs, seventeen chickens, five dogs, two cats, koi pond, a pet turtle who is her best friend and writing companion, and two uneventful lizards. She has lived in Tucson for over 40 years and is amazed by the desert's unequaled beauty and serenity which has provided her the perfect writing environment.Read More »
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Kolodgy disputes the notion that UTM was ever truly considered a "dirty word" among enterprises and said that earlier products simply weren't architected to appeal to administrators of larger IT environments. Like many other IT trends, the UTM concept took something of a beating because it was over-hyped by the media and used by a large number of security companies selling different types of products under the name.
"I never saw it as a dirty word, it was more of a case of some perhaps putting too much into it, some that were too narrow, those were the initial complaints vendors," Kolodgy said. "The initial use cases and deployments were mostly fine; I think any negativity was related more to vendors using the term a lot and misconceptions of what these devices were supposed to entail."
The analyst said that today's UTM vendors, Fortinet and SonicWall in particular, have created UTM devices that should appeal to larger customers because they have the capability to handle more traffic and offer benefits from consolidation among the onboard security applications.
"[Consolidation] is one of the big drivers now, more people than ever are talking about reducing the number of vendors they have and the need for centralized management," Kolodgy said. "As much as the products getting better, those items are driving this renewed interest as much as anything."


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(WMC-TV) - Where are my kids going to school next year? That is the question many parents want to know. School leaders are working to get Cordova residents those responses Thursday.
School zoning concerns were the focus of another school meeting in Cordova Thursday. The Cordova Leadership Council sponsored the meeting.
Micheline Akins and her family moved to the community from Alabama, and the current situation has this teacher thinking about her children.
"And that's actually an option I thought about: teaching. And then sending my kids where I go," she said.
South Cordova parents have been especially concerned since becoming a part of the city. As a result the unified district kids who currently attend Germantown schools may not get to next year.
"I'm pretty good about answering parents," said Shelby County Schools board member Billy Orgel. "I think a lot of times the teachers teach just to pass the test, and there's more to it than that.
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Retellings of the Cinderella story abound, but if you thought it was impossible to find a fresh adaptation, you're in for a delightful surprise. Famed British children's author and illustrator Shirley Hughes has marshaled her considerable talents to create a charming and original Cinderella tale in her new picture book, Ella's Big Chance.
Originally published in Great Britain, the book has already won the 2004 Kate Greenaway Medal for distinguished illustration in a children's book and is now being released in this country, where it's certain to become a favorite. The book, in fact, feels decidedly American, capturing all the style and flavor of the jazz age. Ella works with her father, Mr. Cinders, in his little dress shop, where she coaxes silks, woolens and satins into coats and dresses for their rich clientele.
With her sturdy build and short red curls, Ella is decidedly different from the traditional "Disneyesque" heroine—and from the two fashionable stepsisters who soon join the family. Inevitably, while Ruby and Pearl loll around and model dresses for customers, Ella must work harder than ever, with only an old gray cat and her friend Buttons for consolation. And when the invitation to attend a grand ball in honor of the Duke of Arc arrives, Ella is, of course, left out.
Ella's fairy godmother, a stylish lady with a purple umbrella, comes to the rescue, transforming Ella into a beauty in a silver gown and tiny silk hat. In the ball scenes, where Ella captures the heart of the Duke, you can almost hear the music and the light feet of the dancers. These scenes, notes Hughes, were inspired by the dance sequences in old Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers movies; the dresses have their origins in the French designers of the 1920s, including Doucet, Poiret and Patou.
While these details may be of little interest to young readers, they are sure to be captivated by what happens when Ella returns home, leaving one glass slipper behind. Ella's choice, and her future, reminds us once again that laughter and fun are not only the province of princesses.
Deborah Hopkinson's newest book, Dear America: Hear My Sorrow, follows the life of a young garment worker in New York City in 1909. Copyright 2004 BookPage Reviews.
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This 1920s version of the fairy tale features exquisitely drawn flapper fashions and a down-to-earth heroine, Ella Cinders, who declines the duke's proposal for a less ritzy but more fulfilling future with her delivery-boy sweetheart, Buttons. As usual, the attention to detail in Hughes's ink and gouache art lends an appealing concreteness to her fully imagined settings. Copyright 2005 Horn Book Guide Reviews.
Kirkus Reviews 2004 October #1
Few illustrators could so stylishly dress up the tale of Cinderella with the dash and glitter of the roaring '20s as Hughes has done here with aplomb. Ella and her father, Mr. Cinders, are fashionable dressmakers who run a shop with the help of Buttons, a young man who serves as doorman and delivery boy. When Mr. Cinders remarries a woman with two daughters, happy days are over, as Madame Renee takes over the shop, Ruby and Pearl model the clothes, and all three treat Ella spitefully. The anticipated transformation takes place; a Mary Poppins-like Fairy Godmother taps her umbrella, turning cat into chauffeur and Buttons's delivery bike into limo. The ball scenes (inspired by Fred Astaire/Ginger Rogers movies), sparkle and the surprise ending is a cunning twist. The book design is also stylish, with text in boxed rectangles with petite ancillary black-and-white drawings underscoring the drama. Hughes has added shimmer to her familiar pen-and-gouache style and elegantly fashioned a delightful, revisionist fairy tale. (Picture book. 4-8) Copyright Kirkus 2004 Kirkus/BPI Communications.All rights reserved.
Publishers Weekly Reviews 2004 November #3
British author Hughes (the Olly and Me series) updates a classic with flapper fashions and an unexpected finish. Red-haired Ella Cinders and her father run their own dress shop, along with their delivery man, Buttons. When Mr. Cinders remarries Madame Ren'e (who "seemed to pop up from nowhere like a sharp-eyed, expensively dressed jack-in-the-box"), Ella's life takes a miserable turn as she endures the taunts of her lazy stepsisters, and Mr. Cinders gets "far too much under his wife's thumb to interfere." The length of this jaunty, if sometimes clicheed, retelling, as well as some of the vocabulary ("languid," "divan") and British colloquialisms may prove daunting to a younger audience. However, Hughes's fluid lines and bright colors contribute to illustrations with such graceful movement that they might have been inspired by Fred Astaire and Ginger Roger's movies, as well as by 1920s French couture. Pen-and-inks ornament each framed block of text, and depict either a preceding or subsequent scene to the action shown in the larger full-color illustrations. Most of the tale stays true to the original, but a twist at the end may well leave readers admiring the sprightly heroine in Hughes's version. Ages 4-8. (Oct.) Copyright 2004 Reed Business Information.


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The St Ives Estate near Bingley is the jewel in Bradford's crown. Idyllic woodland, lake, fabulous childrens adventure playground, magical sculptures in the woods and a large equestrian centre which provides a constant stream of horses walking around. The cafe is child and dog friendly and very busy but serves beautiful homemade scones, soups, freshly made sandwiches, toasties and light lunches. The coffee is excellent and a cup of tea is £1.30...very cost effective. After the soup, scone and coffee you can walk it off on one of the marked trails. There is also a visitors' centre for anyone wanted to learn more about the estate.
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Went to this cafe on a hot day. Spent £15 on ice creams and coffee and had to argue with the unfriendly waitress before she would give me a small glass of tap water to take a headache tablet. Did not like her rude attitude and won't go again even though the cafe looked nice.. Best get your ice creams from the ice cream van by play area.
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By CLAY BAILEYAssociated PressMEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) - Gonzaga and Memphis square off in a nationally televised, Top 25 showdown with both teams hoping to add a signature win to its resume.The challenging nonconference matchup comes just before the No. 23 Zags and 24th-ranked Tigers hit stretch runs in their respective conferences.MORE: GameDay bus pulls into Memphis for Saturday's game"We're playing a great team in Gonzaga," Memphis coach Josh Pastner said. "We've had some great battles with them. It's going to be a heck of a game."The two teams played each other six straight seasons from 2005-06 to 2010-11, with Memphis winning five of those games. During that stretch, the matchup was a much-needed test for the teams; Gonzaga was dominating the West Coast Conference while Memphis reigned over Conference USA at the time."They're the powerhouse in their conference, and we were the powerhouse in Conference USA," Memphis guard Chris Crawford said.While Gonzaga (21-3) leads the West Coast Conference again this season, Memphis had left Conference USA. The Tigers (17-5) have a 7-3 in league record in their first year in the American Athletic Conference.Gonzaga coach Mark Few spoke highly of the Tigers' athleticism. Memphis' rotation boasts four senior guards: Joe Jackson, Chris Crawford and hard-nosed defenders Geron Johnson and Michael Dixon. Memphis lately has concentrated on pushing the ball into the post in hopes of opening up its outside game."It's the type of athleticism, size, we don't get to see on a regular basis, and it's really difficult, impossible, for us to mimic in practice," Few said.Gonzaga is led by guard Kevin Pangos, who averages 15.3 points and 4.1 assists. Center Sam Dower adds 14.6 points and 6.5 rebounds per game. Przemek Karnowski, who joins Dower on the frontcourt, averages 9.8 points and 7.5 rebounds while blocking almost two shots a game.Jackson leads Memphis in scoring with an average of 14.6, plus 4.5 assists a game. Forward Shaq Goodwin averages 12.5 points and 6.6 rebounds a game. Crawford and Dixon connect from 3-point range at a 40-percent clip.The game should have a spirited atmosphere, with the expected crowd pushing the capacity of the 18,400-seat FedExForum. Gonzaga played before 13,224 in a 72-62 loss at Kansas State. Gonzaga's McCarthey Athletic Center holds only 6,000, although the games are always sold out with a noisy student section."We are trying to get our guys ready and shock their system a little bit," Few said. "It's a real big-time home environment, 19,000 fans who are really into the game."Adding to the festivities will be ESPN's "College GameDay" setting up at the FedExForum on Saturday. Memphis will even resurrect some spirits of Tiger basketball past for the game. The 1973 Memphis squad that lost the national championship game to the Bill Walton-led UCLA Bruins will gather for a reunion.Those won't be the only Tigers returning for the game. Drew Barham, a 6-foot-7 guard for the Zags, played two years at Memphis before graduating and transferring to Gonzaga. Barham has played in 24 games and averages 7.1 points a game, while connecting on 48 percent of his 3-pointers.Barham said he grew up going to Memphis' games, though he acknowledged his playing career with the Tigers "really didn't work out.""Being able to go back and play against them, I didn't imagine something like that could happen," Barham said.
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Let's look at our schedule this year:
W - Denver, L - Bills
W - Texas, W - Browns, L - KC, L - Denver
W - SD, W - Vikes, W - Chicago, L - Miami .....
The pattern seems to say that we should lose to GB and Detroit. Not because we CAN'T win those games, but because the mentality of this team is such that it plays .500 football.
Whose to blame? I don't blame the coaches. I don't blame the injuries. I blame the players!
They get a W and then fall flat. They get up in the half and then fall flat. They put together some ugly wins and then fall flat.
The legend is that Stabler once flushed his paycheck down the toilet after a loss. I wish that Palmer and Seymour would be willing to do the same. To do something to set a fire under the butts of this uninspired team!


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So here we are at the bye week and our beloved Bills are 4-1 atop the AFC East. yeaaaaaahh. While this is all fine and dandy, lets take a look a closer look at what is happening.
The defense has only played one team that one would say is a playoff calibre offensively....and they got schredded. Horribly.
The Cards have the 6th rated Offense in the NFL, which is good. However, we showed no abilitiy what so ever in being able to even slow them down remotely. The other teams we have beat: Seattle 27th, Oakland 23rd, Jax. 20th and St. Louis 31st.
As you can see, we can stop teams that stop themselves, but when a real challenge presents itself, we are no where near to be found. Not even close really.
Our Offense, by contrast is 18th in the NFL, while better than last year still not very good. Especially considering that Edwards and Losman have both yeilded almost the same exact offense. Two TD's in a game average. When you consider that Edwards has played bad 75% of the time and only played well above average only 25% of the time, you know that good teams are going to beat us because they play good the whole game and not just in stretches. Consistent football is what winning teams do. We MUST get there soon or we will be losing more than winning.
Lynch is managing only 3.6 yds per carry and has yet to get a 100 yd game, or even close for that matter. While sacks are more plentiful for opposing defenses that last year by far.
Sacks are down from last year from our D and getting pressure sans the Seattle game has been scarely close to last years defense.
So, going forward, what can we expect. We have 11 games remaining. 6 Divisional. The divisional games will obviously tell us where we are at. We can win them all IMO -however, all three are playing more consistently than Buffalo at this point throughout the entire stretch of the games and are not as bad as predicted prior to the start of the season.
Do we have the talent to beat our divisional opponenets? yes, very much so. But unless we have more consistency all around, this will not happen. If the run offense and pressure defense does not turn things around, we may be looking at a repeat of '04. I obviously hope not, but the writing is on the walls. Playing poor opponents may be our only saving grace if we do not improve in these areas.
Please bash me below and vote as well.
Also, when you bash me because the Giants lost to these guys or whatever, remember, we are talking about our team. Not how the other teams lost games they were suppose to win. Teams like the Giants have their miscues, but overall have played more consistently in their wins than we have in ours. The old cliche of "any given sunday" is very much true, however; you can see consistency over a period of time....now we have that period of time to evaluate the consistency to date.


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Lightning Must Not Be Forgotten!
….and he was right.
So what do you think after the new xiii game, aka Lightning's returns, announcement ?
I was pretty excited before and I'm even more now.
First of all, it was the first time I saw such an event from Square so I liked the 4 presentations, with the music in the background.
The 2 last talks ( game play and art ) were the more interesting in my opinion.
Whatever the game will be (rpg or not, action game or not), there is some interesting ideas for the game play (what you do in the game has an impact on the time line, costumes that change the abilities of Light'.
It looks they have recycled some artworks from xiii, but it was expected since they will not restart a new game from scratch.
There is also some references to xiii of course (left is Cocoon's alphabet and right it supposed to be new cocoon's alphabet)
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There are also similitudes with some artworks of Oerba ( see the Ultimania books)
And I found funny that the city Novus Partus , with the monorail, looks like Hexseville.
.. just funny
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I get scared when I saw the clock because of the puzzles in 13-2
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But overall, I really like the idea to have a game focus on Lightning. In xiii we had the party of 6 characters, in xiii-2, the game was more focus on Serah so to conclude this saga ( if this is the last opus) with Lightning which is a strong character, we couldn't expect more.
There is some unknowns :
- music ?
- release date : they mentioned in 2013 but so far we only have seen artwork and some ideas/ schematics of the gameplay.
I guess they will reuse the Crystal Tools engine so the development ( as for xiii-2) should be relatively quick


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I was forwarded these images today and I thought it would be really cool to share.
These are artists renderings of the Hemet Theatre, done by local artist Steve Covington, who has worked with the Valley View Foundation in its ongoing efforts to buy the theater.
As you can tell, the outside of the theater looks completely different, but still holds true to the 1921 roots of the facility. Covington worked closely with the family of the former owner and the architect to help design what the facility could one day look like in the future.
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One notable thing is on the right of the theater, there is actually a small building — and not the current vacant dirt lot that was left after the fire.
But since we've been writing about the theater all week, I thought it would be good to show off what the place could one day be.


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Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Josh Freeman - #5 - QB
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NFC South Spin cycle: Week Four
For the second week in a row, the Falcons are the only NFC South team celebrating a victory on Monday.
RG3 leads 'Skins in dramatic win over Bucs
Rpbert Griffin III helped lead the Redskins down the field in the final minute, setting up Billy Cundiff to redeem himself with a game-winning field goal.
Bucs' Bennett becomes even more critical cog on 'D'
Buccaneers DLE Michael Bennett is well on his way to a career year after recording three sacks in the first three games.
Bucs-Redskins blacked out in Tampa
Sunday's Buccaneers-Redskins game at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa Bay will be blacked out on local television.
Bucs add DE Charleston
The Buccaneers signed DE Jeff Charleston and placed DE Adrian Clayborn on injured reserve.
Bucs sign WR Parrish, release WR Shipley
The Buccaneers signed WR Roscoe Parrish and cut WR Jordan Shipley on Tuesday.
Bucs lose DE Clayborn for the season
Buccaneers second-year DE Adrian Clayborn will miss the rest of the season with a knee injury.
NFC South Spin cycle: Week Three
The undefeated Falcons had no trouble disposing of the Chargers, while the rest of the NFC South came up short in Week Three.
Cowboys top Bucs 16-10 in home opener
DeMarco Murray had an 11-yard touchdown run, Dan Bailey kicked three field goals and the Cowboys beat Tampa Bay 16-10 Sunday.
Bucs sign WR Underwood, release WR Parker
The Buccaneers swapped receivers on Thursday, signing Tiquan Underwood and releasing Preston Parker.
Key matchup: Buccaneers OTs vs. Cowboys pass rush
In Thursday's Key Matchup, we analyze the battle on the edges in pass-rush situations when the Bucs visit the Cowboys in Week Three.
NFC South Spin cycle: Week Two
As the Falcons celebrate a 2-0 start, panic might be setting in for the 0-2 Saints. The Panthers and Bucs, at 1-1, both have positives to build off of.
Bucs bring back WR Shipley
The Buccaneers brought back WR Jordan Shipley on Tuesday and released OG Derek Hardman.
Unbeaten Cardinals riding Kolb as far as possible
The Cardinals, with a backup quarterback, beat Tom Brady and the Patriots; the Buccaneers building something; plus replacement refs taking step back.
Giants rally to top Bucs in a shootout
Eli Manning threw for 510 yards, and the Giants came back from a 14-point deficit to a wild 41-34 victory Sunday over the Buccaneers.
Freeman had a mixed effort during Sunday's 28-13 loss to St. Louis. He was 30 of 54 for 372 yards, one TD, four picks and was sacked five times. "I've got to take the blame as the quarterback," Freeman said.||||||| Freeman has thrown eight interceptions in the past two weeks after only having three passes picked off over the previous eight games
Freeman was 26 of 47 for 279 yards on Sunday as the Saints picked him off four times.||||||| Freeman was one shy of a career worst for picks in his third career four-plus interception game.
Freeman was 25 of 46 for 248 yards with three TDs and two INTs in Sunday's overtime win versus Carolina.||||||| Freeman has now thrown 16 touchdown passes in the last six games.
Freeman went 19 for 36 for 262 yards with three touchdowns and most importantly, no turnovers, in Thursday's win over Minnesota.||||||| Freeman has completed 55.8 percent of his passes for 1,010 yards with nine touchdowns and one interception in his last three games.
Freeman threw for a career-best 420 yards and three touchdowns in Tampa Bay's 35-28 loss to the Saints on Sunday. career best 420 yards and three touchdowns.||||||| Freeman found Mike Williams for the apparent game-tying touchdown pass on the game's final play. However, Williams was pushed out of bounds before returning to the end zone for the pass, drawing an illegal touching penalty. The flag nullified the play and ended the game.


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A Wyoming man says the Sheridan Walmart is to blame for his wife's death. He says a cantaloupe purchased at the grocer was contaminated and he's suing.
In the wrongful death lawsuit Frederick Lollar says the melon he purchased at the Sheridan Walmart caused Jacqueline Lollar's death and he is suing for monetary, physical, and emotional damages.
Lollar says he bought a cantaloupe at Walmart on September 1, 2011, which contained Listeria monocytogenes, which can cause a fatal infection.
He claims he ate a quarter of the cantaloupe, while his wife, Jacqueline ate the rest.
On September 15, the lawsuit states both felt ill, but Jacqueline felt the worst of it on September 18, so Frederick took her to the hospital.
She died the following day.
Tests showed there was Listeria monocytogenes in her blood.
Lollar states in the lawsuit that the Food and Drug Administration issued a recall for cantaloupe because some were potentially contaminated. Before that, Walmart removed all cantaloupes from the shelves.
Lollar claims before his wife passed, he went to Walmart to buy more cantaloupes, unaware at the time of any recall. According to the lawsuit, when he asked an employee why there weren't any cantaloupes available, the employee only said more would come in soon and did not mention the food was removed for health concerns. There also were not any signs in the store saying customers may have purchased contaminated food recently.
So Lollar says not only did the Sheridan Walmart sell contaminated cantaloupe, but its employees failed to let customers know they may have purchased contaminated food.
Walmart spokesman Randy Hargrove sent a statement via email to KOTA saying, "At Walmart, we are committed to our customers' safety and we take food safety concerns very seriously. As soon as we were made aware of a Listeria outbreak associated with cantaloupes from the Rocky Ford growing area, we immediately began removing cantaloupes sourced from that region. We were not aware of this claim until the lawsuit was filed. Because this is ongoing litigation, we are unable to discuss the details of the case."
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Churches are searching for young adults. Survey's have repeatedly shown that people in their 20′s are abandoning churches in growing numbers. Some return when they marry, have children and begin to look for additional stability but some never come back.
To plug the slow drain some churches have turned to big bands and big social programs but that hasn't worked well and certainly has not solved the problem.
But the wow factor—expensive bands, charismatic preachers, elaborate social events—doesn't come cheap. What's more, many religious leaders worry that offering that kind of experience only encourages young people to think about "the attractional church," the kind of place you go for entertainment but not for any long-term commitment.
So writes Naomi Schaefer Riley at the Wall Street Journal. Riley is examining a new para-church movement which seeks to draw the young adults into services which promote a sense of unity among believers in Christ. One survey has 98% of respondents saying the CityOne movement has brought them closer to a personal relationship with Christ. 42% say they have been helped to connect with local churches.
We want people to be attracted to Jesus. We want people to be drawn to the salvation that is in Christ alone (). But it is essential that people be drawn to the true Christ which includes what he paid for with his blood, his church, and the entirety of his teaching (). It is good to see people thinking more about Jesus. It is good to see people giving serious thought to their souls and their eternal home. The church must supply them properly with truth.
What is disappointing, however, is that it takes a non church to do the work that should belong to the church itself.
Religious leaders ought be asking some very basic questions about our own decline. At the heart is a question about the heart. What do we believe and what do we teach? When any church moves away from the Bible as its single source of doctrine it always fails. When a church changes Biblical teaching in order to attract those outside, it fails. Evangelism is critical. Outreach is vital. Jesus said to go teach and baptize (). We teach and baptize while God adds them to the church ().
The church must be pure yet it seems the religious community has morphed into something that doesn't look too much like the original Christians. We have gone from worship services, a God centered service, to worship experiences which put the person at the center. We come to get something out of worship instead of putting something into worship.
It might be a good idea to examine what we are doing when the church assembles. There is only good in standing on the words of the Lord. Let us come back to the Bible alone as the source of our teaching. Let us refocus our worship toward God and not the creature ().
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27 for I did not shrink from declaring to you the whole counsel of God. 28 Pay careful attention to yourselves and to all the flock, in which the Holy Spirit has made you overseers, to care for the church of God, which he obtained with his own blood. (ESV)
18 And Jesus came and said to them, "All authority in heaven and on earth has been given to me. 19 Go therefore and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, 20 teaching them to observe all that I have commanded you. And behold, I am with you always, to the end of the age." (ESV)
41 So those who received his word were baptized, and there were added that day about three thousand souls.
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47 praising God and having favor with all the people. And the Lord added to their number day by day those who were being saved. (ESV)
25 because they exchanged the truth about God for a lie and worshiped and served the creature rather than the Creator, who is blessed forever! Amen. (ESV)


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The first thing most people want to find out is the meaning for tarot cards. Because there are so many Tarot decks out there, and so many different Tarot spreads (or ways to throw and interpret the cards), assigning a specific meaning for tarot cards, across all decks and spreads, is quite impossible. However, it is possible to develop a strong working relationship with specific decks of cards so that the meaning for tarot cards in your specific deck or decks becomes very clear. The more you work with a specific deck, the greater your connection with that deck will be. And the more accurate your readings will be. In addition, the more you practice the more you will be able to intuit the meaning for tarot cards, regardless of the deck or spread. As you will find out later in this article, tarot card meanings can become a very personal issue and are often the result of your own intuition.
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Twitter Chat with Author & Speaker Sally Clarkson
"I would love to see a sweeping movement of the Holy Spirit all over the world because of moms learning to be intentional about raising wholehearted children for God's glory and see that we salt the future with godly leaders…It will be so much fun to see just what the Lord can do in this generation and to think we could have been a part of a great awakening."
Tuesday, January 18th from 9-10pm EST I will be hosting a Twitter chat with author and speaker Sally Clarkson.
Sally has written several inspiring and helpful books on motherhood, including The Mission of Motherhood and Seasons of a Mother's Heart. She has also collaborated with her husband on the outstanding resources, Educating the WholeHearted Child and Our 24 Family Ways. Sally is a gem; she is full of wisdom, grace, and hope. She is a tremendous blessing to me, and I am honored to call her my mentor and friend.
Sally is also the host of the popular Mom Heart conference. Here is a little bit about the conference, which is now in its 14th year:
"Mom Heart Conferences are especially designed to encourage, inspire and instruct moms in their strategic call to build a godly inheritance in their homes by learning to love and disciple their children. This year, her message is that the world needs moms who will proudly proclaim, "My mom heart matters!" A movement of motivated moms can reclaim motherhood and shape the future for God's glory. Sally will strenthen and encourage your heart to rise to the task of raising wholehearted children for Christ at home. She will be joined by other moms who share that passion for motherhood in messages and panel discussions (to be announced). The conference includes practical workshops, inspirational worship, a banquet luncheon, book tables, and more."
If you would like to spend some time having Sally answering some of your mom questions, join us this Tuesday at the #momheart Twitter chat. Sally will be giving away some books and DVD's and a grand prize of a full conference pass to one of her Mom Heart conferences (held in Colorado (sold out), North Caroline, California, and Texas). You do not have to R.S.V.P, just show up and we'll guide you!
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Date: Tuesday, January 18th
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I just finished reading "The Mission of Motherhood" for the second time. I llooooovvvveeee that book! It completely changed the way I look at mothering. I am thankful to the Lord for leading me to the book and to Sally for writing it.
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Oh, I'm going to make a note to participate. I remember how I clung to Sally's every word when I first began homeschooling 17 years ago. She was then and still is a tremendous inspiration.
I wish I would have had blogs and twitter things back then, they all would have been such an encouragement for me back then, as they are now.
What an excellent provision the LORD has given to us Christian homeschool mothers…reaching out throug Social Media.
Thanks SM for all that you do.
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The application aims at analyzing fMRI data to compute brain activation maps . Such an analysis is well-known for healthy subjects but performing it on pathological brains (e.g for neurosurgery planning) is challenging because the optimal software parameters are still unknown. The Grid has already been used to address this parameter search problem (1). Yet, it is still hardly possible for end-users to be autonomous with it. We demonstrate here our current solutions to enhance usability.
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The data has to be handled directly by end-users. It is thus mandatory to set up a high-level data management tool providing a uniform view of distributed storage. A user-level file access control is also required to prevent users from ruining someone else's experiment because of wrong data manipulations.
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Our deployment is based on the VBrowser for data management and on MOTEUR for workflow management.
The VBrowser (2) is an interactive tool that enables browsing local and remote resources from a single application. User-level file access control is yielded by the use of the Storage Resource Broker (3) through the VBrowser. A plug-in allows to easily manage parameter sweep experiments for fMRI data.
The workflow description relies on the Scufl language used in Taverna (4). The interface between Taverna and EGEE is done using the MOTEUR engine (5). In addition to a command-line wrapper that handles basic application-level errors, it allows to exploit service parallelism, which is particularly important on variable platforms such as EGEE.
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The Irish Banking Federation (IBF) has today pointed to a number of key mortgage market trends that are evident from the latest figures published separately by the Central Bank of Ireland, the European Mortgage Federation and the European Central Bank.
1. The latest Central Bank figures for new mortgage lending show that the share of fixed-rate mortgages grew in Q1 2010 to account for 26% of the market, with variable rate mortgages (incl. trackers) accounting for 74%. The corresponding share for Q4 2009 was 19.6% fixed and 80.4% variable/tracker. As the graph below shows, the fixed rate share of new lending is the highest for quite some time.
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2. Q1 2010 comparative figures published today by the European Mortgage Federation (EMF), drawing on Central Bank data, on the existing stock of mortgage lending show the breakdown in the market here to be 14.3% fixed rate and 85.7% variable rate (incl. trackers).
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The Commerce Department today declared the Northeast groundfishery to be a disaster, removing a hurdle in the congressional effort headed by Sen. John Kerry to get $100 million for the affected states in the last days of the 112th session of Congress.
NOAA indicated that the declaration includes Massachusetts, which first filed last November for a disaster declaration, Maine, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Connecitut and New York State.
Kerry said he had the word of Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid that the funding vehicle would be attached to a farm drought assistance package and moved out and onto the floor for action after the Presidential and congressional elections.
The announcement through a press statement issued by Acting Commerce Secretary Roberta Blank attributes the failure to "unexpectedly slow rebuilding of fish stocks" and ignores the allegations by Gov. Deval Patrick and the congressional delegation that NOAA administrator Jane Lubchenco contributed to the failure by transforming the fishery into a commodity market trading catch shares just as the industry was forced to face more stringent catch limits — and now faces a future of fewer fish to catch based on NOAA scientific assessments that have earned widespread skepticism.
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The Vinny Del Negro era in Los Angeles may not be coming to an end after all, according to a report from Ramona Shelburne and Marc Stein of ESPN.com.
Del Negro, whose contract expires at the end of June, had been on the hot seat for most of the season, with the Clippers' loss to the Grizzlies in the first round of the playoffs widely seen as the final straw.
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I'm just going to address this one point. If magnetic and electric fields don't interact, then how can you get propagation of an EM wave? In an electro-magnetic wave, the changing electric fields induce a changing magnetic field and vice-versa. That's how you get to propagate that wave out.
Photon is made of how many electric and magnetic fields, you say?
Please show me that equation where I can see how E and B interact.
How would you explain all of EM radiation if you assert that electric fields and magnetic fields don't interact? I would like to know this.
I'm using the same E and B fields as Maxwell, only I do calculations per point particle, so why do you think I would not to arrive to the same result?
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Electromagnetic waves do not need sources to propagate. There are no forces or accelerations, there are no charges or currents.
- What is the relation between the speed of light and the curl of the curl of E and B field?
- Can E and B interact, do we add magnetic and electric vectors, do we superimpose them, or do electric only interact with electric and magnetic with magnetic fields?
Again, you are using static equations for time-varying situations. This will not work.
How about we take on some practical experiment and actually see what will work and what will not work?
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I would very much like to see that. Kindly post your derivation of the wave equation from only Coulomb, Lorentz force, and Biot-Savart.
Me too, but without any help, I'll need time. Do you think Maxwell's equations were not derived from Coulomb's law and Biot-Savart law?
Yes, they do. Google "induction".
No, they do not. I explained 'induction' above. Please, show the equation you believe describes this interaction of E and B field.
c, which agrees with experiment. Infinity does not.
What is expression for E and B in Maxwell's equations?
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You can think of maxwells equations as equations of motion for the field, and the lorentz force as EOM for the currents.
Yes, kind of like that, but the other way around.
This the whole point behind my arguments, thanks for that.
1.) Maxwell's equation are about em field potentials - Coulomb's law and Biot-Savart law, but approximated in relation to currents and charge densities.
2.) Lorentz force equation is about em fields and forces - Coulomb's law, Biot-Savart law, Coulomb and Lorentz force, but in relation to point charges, no approximations.
These two deal with the same E and B fields, all the same constants are there, all the relations, divergence, curl, flux or whatever is there. There is nothing in 1. that is not in 2, but there are things in 2. that are not in 1. Were approximations for charge densities and current potentials in Maxwell's equations derived from the point particle equations or was it the other way around?


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FORT WORTH – The classical music world is reeling from news that renowned pianist Van Cliburn has advanced bone cancer. Jon Nakamatsu, gold medal winner of the Van Cliburn piano competition in 1997, says the announcement came as a shock.
"The competition changed my life overnight," Nakamatsu said from New York City. "I went from being a high school German teacher who was moonlighting as a pianist to traveling all year and touring without a break."
The Cliburn Foundation called him Monday with the sad news.
"I think everybody is just devastated in the same way," he said. "He has touched so many lives all over the world."
Nakamatsu's life was touched early by Cliburn's music.
"Really, the first professional pianist I ever saw as a professional when I was 9 years old," he said. "Got his autograph. He knelt down backstage and signed, and talked to me. From that day on, it was worship. Kind of an idol worship."
He says news of Cliburn's condition is reverberating through concert halls around the world, just as the 6' 4" Texan shook the world in 1958 by winning the Tchaikovsky competition in Moscow at the height of the Cold War.
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EAST RIDGE, TN (WRCB) -- In a surprise vote, the East Ridge City Council has dismissed City Attorney John Anderson.
It was a marathon meeting that lasted more than four hours Thursday evening. The vote was not taken until the very end and with no discussion.
Council members voted three to two on the issue. Newly elected member Mark Gravitt, Vice Mayor Jim Bethune, and Denny Manning all voted to oust Anderson, who has been with the city for more than five years.
The meeting abruptly ended after the vote, with Mayor Brent Lambert telling the council the decision not to discuss Anderson's dismissal was "bush league".
Councilman Manning said he doesn't dislike Anderson, but felt he was making too much money.
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This year, there are 50 businesses taking part. The event is free, but if you want to get your hands on a free goodie bag, you have to go early. Tote bags will be given out to the first 500 divas.
"It's a great way to know what's going on in downtown Lynchburg, to get an idea of what restaurants and retailers are down here, some really unique places and get some great shopping deals," said Anna Bentson, executive director of Lynchburg's Landing.
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Burnaby, B.C. (October 31, 2013) — The Canadian Home Builders' Association of British Columbia (CHBA BC) is pleased to announce this year's Georgie Awards® finalists, whose new home and renovation projects highlight just some of the quality, skill, professionalism and excellence in B.C.'s residential construction industry.
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"The level of excellence and innovative designs in building and renovation by CHBA members in British Columbia is reflected in the outstanding submissions received and reviewed by our professional panel of judges. We are looking forward to an exciting evening on February 1, when the winners will be announced." said Neil Moody, CEO of the association.
The awards cover projects and products built, renovated, developed, created and/or marketed for the period of January 1, 2012 to July 31, 2013. An esteemed judging panel of industry professionals from outside B.C. recently judged all Georgie Awards® entries in an intense and exhaustive three day process.
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