text: Curriculum1Degree Requirements2Advisory Board3 The Master of Engineering in Construction Engineering and Management (CEM) provides students with rigorous scientific knowledge, business principles and the engineering tools necessary for lifelong careers in the ever-changing technical and managerial environment of the construction industry. Students who successfully complete the curriculum will be prepared for entry into the construction engineering/project management or related fields of study, such as business, law and other engineering disciplines. The courses for the CEM Master of Engineering degree are divided into four areas: 1) CEM general courses--three of these courses are required; 2) sustainability in construction engineering; 3) construction business and management; and 4) construction engineering. Students may focus their program in a specific area or choose courses to suit a particular requirement or interest. The program also requires three credit hours of master's report work that should be a culmination of study in their area of interest. NOTE:Course descriptions may be found in the CU Denver catalog. Not all courses are offered each semester. Fall 2014 course offerings (PDF) Courses Construction Engineering and Management general courses (*required course) CVEN 5231 – Construction Engineering I*CVEN 5800 – Project Management SystemsCVEN 5800 – Construction Materials and MethodsCVEN 5800 – Cost EstimatingCVEN 5800 – Advanced Project ManagementCVEN 5800 – Construction OptimizationCVEN 5800 – Construction ProductivityCVEN 5800 – Construction Engineering II*CVEN 5800 – BIMCVEN 5800 – Construction SafetyCVEN 5800 – Leadership and Ethics in Construction*CVEN 5960 – Master's Report* Sustainability in Construction Engineering ACCT 6285 – Accounting and Finance for Sustainability ARCH 5330 – Sustainable Systems I ARCH 5340 – Sustainable Systems II ARCH 6310 – Greenbuilding Tech ARCH 6353 – Daylighting Design CVEN 5405 – Systems Analysis for Environment and Sustainability CVEN 5460 – Introduction to Sustainable Urban Infrastructure CVEN 5461 – Defining and Measuring Sustainability CVEN 5481 – Sustainable Water Systems Policy and Planning CVEN 5462 – Theories of Sustainable Infrastructure Management CVEN 5633 – Case Studies in Sustainable Transportation CVEN 5800 – Daylighting Applications and Engineering CVEN 5800 – Sustainable Construction ENTP 6808 – Practicum in Sustainable Business Research MGMT 6821 – Managing for Sustainability MGMT 6823 – The Sustainable Business Opportunity URBN 6644 – Sustainable Urbanism URPL 6460 – Green Real Estate Development URPL 6515 – Sustainable Planning & Design Construction Business Management ARCH 6370 – Introduction to Design Build ARCH 6373 – Construction in Design Build ARCH 6412 – Construction Documents ARCH 6471 – Managing Quality and Risks ARCH 6472 – Architecture in a Single Source Project Delivery BANA 6610 – Statistics for Business Analytics BANA 6640 – Decision Analysis BANA 6720 – Simulation Modeling BUSN 6520 – Leading Individuals and Teams BUSN 6530 – Data Analysis for Managers BUSN 6540 – Legal and Ethical Environment of Business BUSN 6550 – Analyzing and Interpreting Accounting Information BUSN 6640 – Financial Management CVEN 5457 – Administration of Public Works DSCI 6440 – Quality and Process Improvement MGMT 6360 – Designing Effective Organizations MGMT 6808 – Leadership Development RISK 3809 – Introduction to Risk Management RISK 6129 – Practical Enterprise Risk Management RISK 6809 – Corporate Risk Management URPL 6200 – Land Development Regulations URPL 6249 – Project Management Construction Engineering CVEN 4575 – Structural Steel Design CVEN 4585 – Reinforced Concrete Design CVEN 5201 – Construction Dewatering CVEN 5381 – Introduction to Geographic Information Systems CVEN 5382 – GIS Spatial Database Development CVEN 5388 – Site Engineering CVEN 5456 – Engineering Practice CVEN 5565 – Advanced Timber Structure Design CVEN 5575 – Advanced Topics in Structural Steel Design CVEN 5662 – Transportation System Safety CVEN 5682 – Pavement Design CVEN 5708 – Advanced Soils Engineering CVEN 5718 – Engineering Properties of Soils CVEN 5719 – Design and Construction of Geosynthetic-Reinforced Soil Structures CVEN 5738 – Foundation Engineering The Construction Engineering and Management (CEM) program is a professional master's degree program created in partnership with Denver's construction and engineering community. The CEM Advisory Board includes industry leaders that have strong knowledge of industry work force needs and have reinforced the pressing need for a strong pipeline of engineers from CU Denver to become the industry's future leaders. Advisory board members David Bennetts, Manager, Urban Drainage and Flood Control District Jeffrey Clevenger, Managing Principal, Jacobs Dave Conover, Senior Vice President, HDR Carlos deMoraes, retired transportation engineer Taryn Edwards, Senior Vice President, Saunders Construction David Frazier, Vice President, Merrick & Company Richard Hepworth, Vice President, Hepworth-Pawlak Geotechnical, Inc. Jim Johnson, President, GE Johnson Construction Company Jeff Kullman, Vice President, Transportation Division Manager, Atkins Gary Meggison, Senior Vice President, RJM Construction J.J. O'Brien, Programmatic Closure Manager, Global Security Group, URS Keith Platte, Project Manager, SAIC Energy, Environment and Infrastructure The Master of Engineering requires 27 credit hours of course work, including the three required construction engineering and management courses (9 credit hours) and 3 credit hours of master's report work, totaling 30 credit hours. All students must satisfactorily complete a written comprehensive exam and an oral defense of a master's report to their program committee, which must include two or more graduate faculty members and one committee member from the construction industry. Click here for Admission Requirements Click here to apply online.


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Meet Russell!
He's Helen Woodward Animal Center's Pet-of-the-Week! This teeny-tiny not quite 4lb., 7-month old Chihuahua blend is about the sweetest little morsel of a pup you've ever met. He's not much bigger than a chocolate chip, but his dreamy brown eyes, dapper tuxedo markings, and "little man" spunk charm staff and visitors alike. He's looking for a family who will help him gain confidence and lots of cuddles. Come meet him today!
Russell is waiting to meet you at Helen Woodward Animal Center. He has been neutered and is upto-date on all of his vaccinations. His adoption fee is $299, and, as with all pets adopted from Helen Woodward Animal Center, he is micro chipped for identification. As an added bonus, Russell also comes with two free passes to Sea World!
Helen Woodward Animal Center is located at 6461 El Apajo Road in Rancho Santa Fe. Kennels are open daily Monday through Thursday from 12pm to 6pm; Fridays from noon to 6pm; Saturdays 10am to 6pm; and Sunday 11am to 6pm (last application accepted 15 minutes before closing). For more information call 858-756-4117, option #1 or visit www.animalcenter.org.

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NFL Network's Fran Charles:
The 8th Circuit Court of Appeal has decided to keep the lockout in place until the full appeal is heard, which begins on June 3rd, on whether the lockout itself is legal. The 3 judge panel voted 2-1 in favor of the owners.
NFL Network's Albert Breer:
Generally, these cases are decided in about 30-45 days after the hearing, but since this is expedited, it could work a little bit quicker. That means we'll probably get some ruling from the three judges from the 8th Circuit between mid-June and mid-July. So barring a resolution the lockout will be on until then. But there is one caveat here - Retired player Carl Eller, who's leading a group of retired players in this lawsuit, did say that either Monday night or Tuesday the players are expecting some sort of proposal from the league, so we're all waiting on that. Tuesday is scheduled to be the last day of the mediation here in Minneapolis before US magistrate judge Arthur Boylan.
First of all, eff you 8th Circuit. Secondly, expect the proposal put forth by the owners to be garbage (Let's hope I'm wrong). Thirdly, expect the players to immediately reject the owners' garbage offer. And finally, expect this nonsense to intrude into training camp. Worst... offseason... ever. I'm officially pissed.


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CATEGORIES Movies, Coming SoonBecause hockey movies have never gotten the epic treatment they deserve, Kevin Smith has confirmed via Twitter that his final effort as a writer/director, 'Hit Somebody,' is going to be split into two movies. After realizing that his script was getting too big to fit into one sitting and debating whether or not he should turn it into a mini-series of sorts on HBO, Smith has finally settled on the double bill for his follow-up to 'Red State.'
Based on the Warren Zevon song of the same name (which was written by Mitch Albom), 'Hit Somebody' is the story of a Canadian kid named Buddy McCracken who grows up with dreams of playing in the NHL even though the only thing he's good at on the ice is getting into fights. Sure sounds a lot like 'Slap Shot' told from the viewpoint of the Hanson brothers to us, but then again, that sounds pretty awesome.
'Hit Somebody' won't be hitting theaters until some time in 2012 and will star John Goodman, Alan Rickman, Melissa Leo, Stephen Root, and Nicholas Braun in the lead role as Buddy.
So what do you think of Smith's latest update on 'Hit Somebody?'
[via Hour Community]
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Indy's Bose McKinney Cuts 25
Posted Mar 26, 2009 8:13 PM CDT
By Martha Neil
Bose McKinney & Evans announced today that it is eliminating 10 attorneys, two paralegals and 13 support staff members.
The layoffs, which represent 7 percent of the attorneys and 11 percent of the staff at the Indianapolis law firm, were made due to the difficult economy, managing partner Kendall Crook says in a written statement provided to the Indianapolis Star.
The firm, which is the city's fifth-largest, also cut 11 support staff in January, notes the Indianapolis Business Journal.
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CATEGORIES MoviesNot everyone gets to have a glamorous red carpet experience in their lives, but being friends with Zach Galifianakis helps. Seems like being friends with the "Hangover" star helps in general, too. The mensch-y comic, who reprises his role as the weird friend Alan in "The Hangover III," brought an old friend he met almost 20 years ago in a Los Angeles laundromat as his date.
Elizabeth "Mimi" Haist, 87, met Galifianakis when she was working for tips at their local laundromat. According to the NY Daily News, he stopped going to Fox Laundry after "The Hangover" - Haist quipped, "Maybe he has his own washer and dryer now."
Two years ago, Galifianakis found out Haist was homeless and took action. He got her a one-bedroom apartment, and also pays her rent and all utilities. Apparently, even Renee Zellweger has gotten involved. (Who knew the two actors were even friends?) She bought furniture for Haist and reportedly buys her groceries.
This isn't the first time on the red carpet for Haist. She also went as Galifianakis' date to "The Hangover II" and "The Campaign." As she told the Daily News, "If he's in town, he takes me. Otherwise he lets me take a friend. I dress up nice and a friend helps me with my makeup. It's fun, not something I've ever dreamed I'd experience. The limo takes me home afterwards."
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Advanced Bicycle Maintenance: FEBRUARY
Artisan's Asylum, Inc.
Monday, February 6, 2012 at 7:00 PM - Monday, February 27, 2012 at 9:00 PM (EST)
Somerville, United States
Event Details
This course covers advanced bicycle maintenance concepts. Topics covered in the course include rear hub overhaul (rebuilding), truing your wheels, headset overhaul, and front derailleur adjustments. Students will be performing the maintenance themselves, on their own bicycles, after a short instruction and demonstration. This is a basic course, and some bicycle types may be outside of the scope of the course. There will be accommodation available for those without their own bicycles or with incompatible models.
Class Goals:
The goal of this course is to provide students with a deeper understanding of the inner workings of their bicycle, and how to maintain them.
Basic Bicycle Maintenance or permission from the instructor.
Whenever possible, ride your bicycle to class. Students who don't bring their bicycle class may be teamed up with someone else, or they may be assigned a bicycle to work on depending on the lesson.
*Wear clothing that you feel comfortable getting some road grime and grease on.*
Instructor Biography:
"Seven" as she's commonly known, has learned her bicycle maintenance skills through a combination of Broadway Bicycle School training, and spending inordinate amounts of time around SCUL headquarters (a positive bicycle chopper gang). Seven maintains a small fleet of "normal" bicycles, has built and maintained her own modified bicycles, and she likes to read bicycle repair manuals for kicks. Seven enjoys maintenance best when her SCUL comrades get together and ask her two or three "how do I…" questions at once. She's also keen on hot yoga, meditation, making electronics go, and treasures playtime with friends.
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Artisan's Asylum is a community fabrication and makerspace near Union Square, Somerville MA, that is dedicated to making creativity a way of life. It does this by maintaining a community workshop, training its members in the use of all of its professional-grade equipment, and hosting events promoting the learning and practicing of craft and creative expression.


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PEORIA, Ill.-- A new Caterpillar facility is opening its doors in North Carolina.
The new facility, located in Winston-Salem, will specialize in producing axle assemblies for mining trucks.
Steve Wunning, Caterpillar group president with responsibility for Resource Industries, says the axels produced at the production center will help meet the rising worldwide demand for mining equipment.
"Approximately 90 percent of these components going into machines...are expected to be sold to customers outside the U.S.," said Wunning. "The Winston-Salem plant is an integral part of the strategically important mining business, and this world-class axle facility will allow us to produce more high quality mining trucks in our existing manufacturing operations."
Since 2008, Caterpillar has spent billions on investments and acquisitions to boost manufacturing capacity and expand the mining product line. As recently as last week, Big Yellow announced another $800 million in capacity expansions in Decatur and East Peoria.
The Winston-Salem facility has employed nearly 2,000 workers.


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Hi! My name is Sara, I love writing poems, all animals and being outdoors! :)
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The Texans will host Cedric Benson for a free agent visit on Monday.
Cincinnati has competition. This will be Benson's first visit; only the Bengals have showed interest in re-signing him to this point. The Texans could use him as a "change of pace" back behind Steve Slaton, a role Benson has successfully played before in Chicago. A short-term contract offer may be forthcoming.
Source: Houston Chronicle. Related: Texans.
So what do you think... personally, I wouldn't mind, though I think I like ward better...but if Benson is MUCH cheaper, then I'd take Benson...he's still kind of young.


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The LA Galaxy hoped to grab all three points on Sunday evening at Dicks Sporting Goods Park and keep pace with Real Salt Lake in the race for second in the Western Conference, but it was not to be. The Galaxy just were not at their best and the Colorado Rapids put in a good match in a fair 1-1 draw.
Marcelo Sarvas opened the scoring in the 10th minute with a rocket of a shot. After Robbie Keane's attempt was blocked, the ball fell to Sarvas, who ripped a shot with his first touch into the upper corner. Matt Pickens had no chance and LA was a goal up.
That lead would only last six minutes, though. Some quick play down the right free Martin Rivero, who fed Conor Casey before getting it back. Rivero then crossed for Jaime Castrillon, whose tidy finish found the net and got Colorado level.
The biggest concern for LA was the injury to A.J. DeLaGarza. The defender colliding with Omar Cummings and looked to get stepped on, sending him crumpling to the grass. He let the field on a stretcher and then was helped to the locker room, unable to put any weight on his left leg. He was be evaluated later this week, but the injury did not look good.
The Galaxy had to bring Tommy Meyer in to replace DeLaGarza and the rookie looked just fine, but the same could not be said of the LA midfield. The unit that had played so well in recent weeks spent a lot of time on their heels as Jeff Larentowicz and Hendry Thomas' physical play paid off. It also allowed Martin Rivero and Castrillon to get involved as the Rapids controlled the match in spurts.
It wasn't all bad for the Galaxy, though. They had their moments and most importantly, got David Beckham back from injury. His fitness is among the primary concerns for LA now and he got 90 minutes in. Plus, an away point is never too bad.
The draw keeps LA in third place in the West, two points back of Salt Lake. They are only one point ahead of Seattle now, who also have a match in hand.


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text: The midp icon is missing after installing it in 9210 Communicator. I've tried installing it a couple of times already, it did say installation successful, but I still dont see the icon. I downloaded the latest MIDP nokia has posted on their site. Does anyone have a fix on this one? I really need to test my application on the actual device. Thanks!


text: The Post Gazette reported this afternoon that Ryan Clark was fined $40,000 for the hit he was penalized for on Sunday night. In addition to Clark, Tomlin, Ben and other Steelers are "furious" over this decision. A very simple, and sincere question. (I acknowledge that I am not exactly an unbiased, honest broker in this regard); given the continuing pattern of fines, and also, the seemingly biased distribution of penalties in the last game, is it possible that there exist conscious or unconscious prejudice directed toward the Steelers originating in the League offices and refected in the action of game officials? And if so, given the fact that what the players, coaches and front office could do publicly is severely limited without suffering some sort of corporate retribution, what can we as fans, but more importantly as consumers do about this? Or do you just think that I'm making alot about a little, or nothing?


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Rage Trapped! Album
Release information about the album
Release Date: 02/01/1992
Tracks in Trapped!: Shame on You, Solitary Man, Enough is Enough, Medicine, Questions, Take Me to the Water, Power and Greed, The Body Talks, Not Forever, Beyond the Wall of Sleep, Baby, I'm Your Nightmare, Fast as a Shark, Difference, Innocent Guilty
Trapped! Album Tracklist
- Shame on You Lyrics
- Solitary Man Lyrics
- Enough is Enough Lyrics
- Medicine Lyrics
- Questions Lyrics
- Take Me to the Water Lyrics
- Power and Greed Lyrics
- The Body Talks Lyrics
- Not Forever Lyrics
- Beyond the Wall of Sleep Lyrics
- Baby, I'm Your Nightmare Lyrics
- Fast as a Shark Lyrics
- Difference Lyrics
- Innocent Guilty Lyrics
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News: "[50 Cent's] More On The Ladies' Side Of Things Now"
Monday, Jan 24, 2011 1:15PM
R&B singer Bobby V recently discussed 50 Cent's transformation from "gangster" rapper to ladies' man, as heard on their new collaboration, "Alter Ego".
In Bobby's eyes, 50 is slowly stepping away from violence-inspired rhymes.
"I think that he was perfect for that," Bobby said about 50 and their "Alter Ego" collaboration. "He's been doing a lot of songs now. He's not really talking about the 'shoot 'em, bang, bang' as much more now. He's much more on the ladies' side of things now, so I just felt like it was right on that introductory tip for me and him to kind of collab on that kind of song...He heard the record and he was like, 'Man, you know what? I wanna hop on that.' And he did. It came out, he did his verse, he did it real quick and we made it happen." (MTV)
In early September, 50 showed off his softer side on the Lloyd track, "Let's Get It In".
Lloyd gets it poppin' on his 50 Cent-assisted joint "Let's Get It In," the second single from the crooner's Zone 4/Interscope Records debut King of Hearts, dropping this December. The Polow Da Don-produced track boasts a moody, electronic beat with Lloyd coaxing a girl to leave the club with him and head back to his crib for a night of intimacy. "It's featuring someone who I always really wanted to work with," Mr. Low Fade, Still Paid previously told Rap-Up.com of the single. "It's very controversial. It's gonna be awesome. It's gonna be the sh*t." (Rap-Up)
The G-Unit leader also proved he could hang with R&B singer Jeremih on their current hit, "Down On Me".
Chelsea Lately aired a video of YouTube lip-synching star Keenan Cahill performing 50 Cent's collaboration with Jeremih, "Down on Me"--and then 50 Cent surprised viewers by popping out of a closet on the video and joining starting to rap with Cahill. In the video--the full version of which is shown here--the MC drops to his knees (so he and his diminutive collaborator both fit in the frame) and the two finish the song together, doing some synchronized dance moves and finishing with 50 putting a diamond-laden necklace around Cahill's neck. (Rolling Stone)
Earlier this month, 50 admitted portraying himself as primarily a "gangster" rapper thwarted his music career.
"I just finished "The Set-Up" with myself, Bruce Willis and Ryan Phillipe," the rapper/ actor shared. Fif, who performed in films like "13," "Twelve" and "Gun" in 2010, is looking to expand his acting skills beyond the drug dealer or hit man. As for the roles the G-Unit general is looking for, it's a toss up. "Different, I don't want to put myself in a box, I did that with music," he said. "They look for content that has extreme aggression. What I offered on [my 2003 debut] Get Rich Or Die Tryin' was all the dysfunctional behaviors I've seen in my entire life and I became the album to the general public." (Rap Fix)
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The senior stars injected a healthy dose of experience into the Reds' starting line-up, but two Ruben Rochina strikes in the first period gave Rovers the platform to seal victory. A Davide Petrucci penalty midway through the second half redcued the arrears but Warren Joyce's men failed to find another goal to force the game into a penalty shootout. Blackburn will now meet Chelsea at Stamford Bridge on Monday in the national play-off.
Despite the result, there was some good to come out of Wednesday's game. Darren Fletcher, who's played just 17 minutes of first-team football since 6 March, was handed an opportunity to gain some much-needed match fitness and played 65 minutes in the centre of midfield. Sir Alex Ferguson has made it clear he wants Fletcher to play in the Champions League final later this month and the Scot showed enough against Blackburn's second-string to suggest he's well on the road to full fitness.
There was also a place in the starting XI for young Brazilian Rafael, who played 45 minutes on the right side of midfield and almost forced a chance in the opening minute. Rovers stopper Mark Bunn did well to snuff out the danger. Fletcher was also involved early on, teeing up Oliver Norwood to blast just over from 20 yards before dragging a shot of his own just past the post a minute later.
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Something a little different.
During this past week I have been sorting out supplies in my craft room and getting ready to make some Altered Books and Mini Albums. I just adore these and I have so many ideas I want to put into action. In the last couple of days I have finally started, so I have some photos to show you of my progress so far.
But before I do that. How many of you have been looking at the Pixie Treasures Pinterest inspiration board? There are so many wonderful ideas there, along with links to lots of freebies and tutorials all generously provided for free on the websites of the wonderful online creative community. I know some of you only do your craft on the computer – digi scrapping for example, and that a lot of the pictures are for actual physical greeting cards and such. But you can still use them for inspiration, and to prove it, I have one to show you that I made for my daughter for her recent birthday.
This is the card from the Pinterest board that I used for inspiration:
And here is the one I made – digitally – for my daughter:
You can see that there are lots of differences, but the layout is basically the same and the colours are similar. This is because of my little (until now) secret. You see, I can make stuff for you guys to use in your layouts. But I rarely do layouts myself. Because when it comes to putting them together I suddenly have a lack of confidence and fits of indecision. And if you think I'm bad digitally? you should see me doing layouts in real life – cos this is where if you do something wrong you can waste precious resources. And we all know that craft resources are not cheap!
So I fiddle and faddle about and it takes me ages to decide on things. Even tho I had a layout to copy for this one it still took me a whole day to put together! *sigh* So, there you have it, my dirty little secret.
I think the seam binding ribbon in the original is much prettier than my bow. Do you know that you cannot even buy seam binding in New Zealand? WTF??? I know – I am going to have to order it from the states would you believe! Crazy! I asked for some in the shops and no one even knew what I was talking about!
So I found some papers that were similar in colour toning as the original but not the same. Then I tattied up the edges by using the burn and dodge tools in photoshop. Then I added the stitches and embossed them to try and get a more realistic look.
Then I added a strip of paper with stripes across it, lay the lace strip beside it and the green ribbon over the two of them. The postcard with the back showing goes underneath these strips, but the front one goes on top.
I found some suitable photoshop brushes to do the swirly effect along the edge of the green paper and for the ends of the postcard and applied those, along with a shadow on the postcard ones.
Then I made the bow and attached that, and found two pins in my collection of images and slid them in. I had to recolour the button because I didn't have a green one. The stars are not glittery like the original ones. This is because when I had my previous troubles with photoshop I lost a lot of my styles and other presets, so I just had to make do with a silver one.
The pretty vintage tag at the top with the rose on it is from Far Far Hill. I put the Happy Birthday wording on it and the string. Then I added a wee tag down the bottom with my Daughters name on it and the year.
So although it's similar, it's not the same. I think it came out pretty well. What do you think?
My First Altered Book Project
While looking through the DIY and Crafts section of Pinterest the other day, I came across a page with lots of Art Journals, Altered Books and Mini Albums on it. Wow! I just adore these and I've wanted to try my hand at making them for a while. So I watched some of the video tutorials and am now totally inspired.
For my first one I have found an old book and ripped out the pages. My Mum was a school teacher and a librarian – she will be looking down from above, most unhappy with me! Sorry Mum! but you can't make an omelette without breaking a few eggs, as my hubby keeps reminding me. I was so excited to get started that I forgot to take a 'before' shot of the book before I tore out the pages and painted the cover, but here is what it's looking like at the moment:
This book cover was a faded yukky orange. I coated it in charcoal acrylic paint and then dried it with my hot air gun. Then I drybrused cream over the outside, concentrating more in certain areas than others. After that was dry I used Walnut distressing ink to give it an aged dirty and worn look. This did not come out as well as I'd hoped. I wanted the brown of the ink darker but after several coats it was still too light. Since these pictures I have modge podged the whole outside to seal it, and that has made the ink show up darker and it's looking much better.
While the cover was drying I started sorting and making the decorations for the outside. First I wanted a background matt and not having anything suitable I took a paper doily and painted it an olive green. This caused me some trouble too. The first one I did I lay down on some scrap paper and applied the green paint. Only trouble was that the paint, when going through the holes in the doily, completely glued it too the paper underneath and I couldn't seperate them without ripping the doily. Scrunch up and throw into the trash bin. Second attempt I painted sections at a time, lifting it off the paper as I went and drying it a bit at a time so it would not stick to the paper underneath. This one worked much better:
While that finished drying I started putting together the first flower to go on the cover. I found a length of lace and sewed a running stitch along one edge, pulling it up to make it frilly, then attaching the ends together do it was a frilly circle. Then I pulled some outer petal layers from a small fabric rose and using Tacky Glue, stuck them in the middle of the of the lace circle. Finally, I scrounged around in a tin of old earings and found a lovely pearl one with wee diamond like stones around it. I broke the backing of it and glued it into the centre of the flower:
Oops, probably should have cropped that photo first. Never mind, you can still see it. Pretty isn't it? That's number one. I have lots more to make.
That is as far as I've got with this book. I'll post more photos after I've done some more work on it.
If any of you are making altered books or mini albums, I would love to see pictures of them or hear about your ideas and experiences.
Thanks for stopping by
Brenda xx
2 Responses to "Something a little different."
Hi Brenda
I make cards myself, that is my first love. I have never made one as beautiful as yours. I just love the distressed look but have never done it myself.
Cardmaking was what led me to digital scrapbooking as I found a link to a scrapbook website in one of my cardmaking magazines – it had a free pack of papers, that is the reason I bought it in the first place. I went to Shabby Princess and the rest is history. Now I do more layouts than cards.
Take care of yourself.
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Welcome to the 4th Human-Centered Innovation Workshop in 2010, "Innovating Learning Environment of Present-Day Children." This workshop is facilitated by Ziba Design that is distinguished globally as a strategic design firm based in Portland, Oregon.
What and how do present-day children learn? Owning his/her game machine and mobile handset, working parents, and not having any brothers and sisters…these are nothing special for them. Under such the circumstances, what and how do home, school, local community, and educational business provide learning opportunity by each, and what are brought about an effect?
In this workshop, by applying Ziba's well-polished design process, participants will investigate in actual learning contexts/environments of the children, integrate multifaceted viewpoints into a new concept of learning, and create their novel learning experiences.
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Date and Time: August 23-27, 2010
Venue: Fukutake Learning Studio 1-3, B2F, Fukutake Hall, Inter-faculty Initiative in Information Studies, Hongo Campus, The University of Tokyo
Language: English
Attendance: A few newly enrollments will be accepted. If the number of the submission exceeds the limit, selection process shall be applied. NOTE THAT WE ONLY ACCEPT SUBMISSIONS FROM CURRENT STUDENTS AT THE UNIVERSITY OF TOKYO.
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Facilitators: Ziba Design (Hideshi Hamaguchi, Will Reese, Donia Anoushiravani, Sabrina Jetton, Michael Etter, and Chris Butler)
濱口秀司Director of Strategy, Ziba. Hideshi is considered a leading mind in creative concept development, strategy building and decision management. At Ziba, he develops frameworks that balance design intuition and strategic thinking to create innovative products and services for clients in a wide range of industries. He started his business career with Panasonic in Japan and was later the Director of the New Business Planning Group at Matsushita Electric Works, Ltd. and Executive Vice President of Panasonic Electric Works Laboratory of America, Inc. Hideshi has a Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering from Kyoto University, Japan.
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Creative Director, Ziba Sabrina provides Ziba's clients with new perspectives for meaningful design and innovation. Her perspective gives our clients the tools to effectively manage their brands and strategically plan products, services, spaces and events that will deeply connect with their customers. Prior to Ziba, Sabrina was Director of Usability for Emerald Solutions. She has a Bachelor of Art in Graphic Communication from Point Loma Nazarene University in San Diego, California and is a frequent contributor to design programs at Pacific Northwest College of Art and Portland State University.
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Art Director, Ziba Michael brings a keen eye and in-depth understanding of brand to his role as an Art Director. For Ziba's clients, he helps guide the creation of visual language for new brands and develop the visual evolution for established brands. Michael's ease with multi-disciplinary teams ensures that his work translates powerfully—from logos all the way through to products. Prior to Ziba, Michael led the visual direction of the recent rebranding at Payless ShoeSource and founded a nonprofit organization that brings design education to underserved youth through the creation of a yearly magazine and other communication projects. Michael has a Bachelor of Art in Communications from Cal State Fullerton and a Bachelor of Fine Art from Art Center College of Design.
William Reese
Director of Research, Ziba As Director of Research, Will is responsible for developing Ziba's research capabilities and practice to build our intellectual capital regarding consumer behavior, culture and society. Will spearheads development of state-of-the-art knowledge about consumers, which heavily informs our design process and our clients' businesses. Before Ziba, Will was a principal and Head of Ethnographic Research at Design Science. He has Bachelor of Arts in Sociology and Anthropology from Swarthmore College, and a Master of Arts as well as a Doctorate in Cultural Anthropology from the University of California, San Diego.


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May 2, 2009
Former VP Candidate Jack Kemp Dies
Former vice presidential candidate Jack Kemp has died, according to the Associated Press. Kemp was diagnosed with cancer in January.
Kemp ran on the presidential ticket with Sen. Bob Dole in 1996. A 1996 New York Times article provides more background on Kemp's faith and politics.
After his marriage, Mr. Kemp became a Presbyterian. He does not like to talk about his religion, although he says he has become a born-again Christian. He is a staunch opponent of legal abortions. But as a politician, he has always been more interested in economic issues than in the social issues like abortion that dominate the political thinking of organizations on the Christian right.
Like Obama and like myself, Mr. Kemp went to Occidental College, a formerly Presbyterian college in Los Angeles.
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NEW YORK (AP) -- Elmo puppeteer Kevin Clash has resigned from "Sesame Street" in the wake of an allegation that he had sex with an under-aged youth.
In its statement Tuesday, Sesame Workshop said "the controversy surrounding Kevin's personal life has become a distraction that none of us want," leading Clash to conclude "that he can no longer be effective in his job."
"This is a sad day for Sesame Street," the statement said.
As the announcement was made, a lawsuit was being filed in federal court in New York charging Clash with sexual abuse of a second youth. The lawsuit alleges that Cecil Singleton, then 15 and now an adult, was persuaded by Clash to meet for sexual encounters.
Clash, who had been on "Sesame Street" for 28 years, created the high-pitched voice and child-like persona for Elmo, a furry, red Muppet that became one of the most popular characters on the show and one of the company's most lucrative properties.
Clash's exit from Sesame Workshop followed a tumultuous week that began on Nov. 12 with a statement from the company that Clash had requested a leave of absence following the charge by a man in his early 20s that he had a relationship with Clash when he was 16.
Clash denied the charge from that man, who has not been publicly identified, calling it "false and defamatory." Days later the man recanted his charge.
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One of the leading candidates for NYC Mayor Bill Thompson says should Anthony Weiner Run for Mayor, Weiner's Past is fair game for criticism. Just Click Here to see it.
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HUDSONVILLE, Mich.—Even before it was in the headlines, helping Haiti was on the hearts and minds of Nate and Brenda Yonker.
Nate made the first trip there in 2006 to use his trade skills as a plumber to provide relief to poor areas. The next year, he took his wife Brenda along to experience how badly their help was neeeded.
Fox 17. "It was a tough country to go to before, but now since the earthquake, it's heartbreaking."
Together, the couple created a non-profit relief organization called Ebenezer DTC in July 2009. The goal was to provide schooling and literacy classes in Petit Grave, about 40 miles from the capital of Port-au-Prince.
"I just fell in love with the people, and didn't want to go back home," explained Brenda.
The couple continued to make trips back and forth to Haiti, but employed Haitian workers to run the center when they returned to Hudsonville.
Then, in January 2010, the 7.0 magnitude earthquake hit, destroying homes and ravaging cities.
"We didn't intend to do humanitarian work when we started Ebenezer, but after the earthquake we knew we had to do something," said Nate.
The couple expanded their mission to include housing and started providing small, 250 square feet homes to Haitians sleeping in tents. So far, Nate and Brenda have been able to place more than 70 families in these types of houses. Each one costs around $2,700 dollars, which is covered by donations.
"The houses are pre-fabbed in Port-au-Prince and they're shipped down to us," explained Nate. "They're basically move in ready, so we get people out of the tents and into permanent shelters. They're earthquake proof and hurricane proof and they'll last at least 20 years if not longer."
The homes are also helping to boost the local economy since Ebenezer DTC hires Haitians to put them together, and buys all of the supplies from within the country. Even though the homes are little, they're making a huge difference.
Brenda says, "Just to see the joy on their faces and their childrens faces...They will sing, and they will dance around and it's just so much fun to watch."
Brenda and Nate volunteer the time to do the mission work in Haiti, and even fund their own trips. The couple has even begun to bring their five children ranging in age from 10-15 along to help with the relief work every summer.
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I finally got up with the times and got myself a Twitter account. Link after the jump.
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Bicycling around San Francisco has become increasingly popular with both residents and tourists, but apparently that doesn't mean people want to pay $40-75 for an organized ride around the city's perimeter, even when the money goes to the San Francisco Recreation and Parks Department and the cause of putting more bike racks into the parks.
Despite a citywide ad campaign (for which I was one of several cyclists voluntarily photographed with our bikes) and aggressive social media effort, Jumping Fences – the company that also produces the San Francisco Marathon, which is set for June 16 – has canceled the CycleSF event it had planned for April 28, citing lower than anticipated demand.
The company had pledged $100,000 to RPD in connection with the event, which was to involve 13- and 26-mile rides through the city ending with a big party in the park, and the company announced that it would still be giving the department $25,000 despite "postponing" the event.
"We are disappointed Cycle SF has chosen to postpone their event. We are looking forward to working with them in the future on a family-friendly bicycle event," said Connie Chan, spokesperson for the Recreation and Parks Department.
Jumping Fencing Marketing Director Joanna Reuland contended that "awareness was strong" surrounding the event and she wasn't sure why it didn't take off. "It had become clear that we weren't going to make our promise so we thought it was probably best to just postpone the event," Reuland told us.
Part of the problem might have been how cheap and easy it is to cycle around the city and the availability of free monthly group rides like Critical Mass and SF Bike Party. Apparently paying to bike around the city just doesn't have the same demand as the San Francisco Marathon, which costs $35 for the 5K or $145 for the full marathon.
Some in the bike community also grumbled that the event was benefiting a city department about which many have decidedly mixed opinions, particularly given its closeness with corporate donors, rather than a bike advocacy organization such as the San Francisco Bicycle Coalition, whose 12,000-plus members organizers did little to directly target. What whatever it was, it is no more.
Why -- I didn't literally mean "look," "walk," "quack," and "duck," of course.
rather a mixed-use path where bikes are not banned), I make a point of always walking on the left to slow down approaching bikes. It also helps me see them coming.
Every now and then a cyclist will tell me to "keep right" and I reply that that only applies to vehicles and not to people. They rarely persist in the debate.
The mixed-use footpaths are for the use of pedestrians, children, mothers with baby strollers, jugglers, birdwatchers, and the elderly -- none of whom should be made responsible for adjusting to your reckless attitude.
If you want to ride fast, get into the street. The lights are timed so its very easy to turn off to let bundles of heavy traffic pass by. Plus, if the worst happens, one less self-important tech geek will never be missed.
The mixed-use footpaths are for pedestrians, children, mothers with baby strollers, jugglers, birdwatchers, and the elderly -- none of whom should be made responsible for adjusting to your reckless attitude.
If you want to ride fast, get into the street. The lights are timed so its very easy to turn off to let bundles of heavy traffic pass by. Plus, if the worst happens, one less self-important geek will never be missed.
What Marcos ignores here is there is a huge "SLOW" sign for the cyclists at the start and end of that mixed-use path.
Clearly Marcos thinks the law doesn't apply to him. But then cyclists often think that.
If you're in a city then you have to pay attention to your surroundings. If you don't want to have to pay attention to your surroundings, then the suburbs, where you live, is the place for you.
on the sidewalk towards me, being a city person, I find myself habitually working to suss out whether I'm about to be mugged or otherwise threatened, and plan accordingly.
I don't like having to do that for every jerk speeding along on the sidewalk, which is why I'd prefer if such louts were consistently ticketed for such behavior.
The downside of that is that while riding on the sidewalk is a gray area, the law against it is black and white. Inconsiderate louts would, once again, stand a good chance of spoiling it for everybody else.
Sharing the public space requires respect for and from everyone and that requires that everyone be constantly aware of their surroundings and acting accordingly. There should be no need to ask that from healthy adjusted adults.
As usual, your logic is tortured. If the law is clear than it is already ruined for cyclists riding on the sidewalk, bad conduct is not going to ruin it any further.
I don't like it when I'm walking and some clueless pedestrian just stops in the middle of a crowded sidewalk and dawdles without a care as to who else might be trying to negotiate the same space, when someone just walks out of a store as if they own the sidewalk with no care as to who might already be occupying that space. That's selfish entitled bullshit.
Talk about "tortured."
Pedestrians don't need to make you feel welcome to "share" their space.
There's no confusion about the law: you are a pirate in their environs.
Simply the fact that you are making people *feel* endangered -- and that much is known -- is a theft on your part which occurs before you are actually close enough to anybody to actually represent a possible imminent danger.
You don't mind making pedestrians feel endangered because it makes *you* feel safer. Your calculus values *your* sense of security over that of pedestrians, and laws be hanged.
Yes, tortured.
The young mother stops to wipe the speck out of the eye of her suddenly crying infant daughter... marcos, coming up behind them rapidly, impatiently sweeps them aside using his handle bars for leverage, and administers a sharp kick for emphasis. How dare anyone stand in marcos' way?
It appears that of the two fatal pedestrian bicycle collisions, one was the fault of the pedestrian and the other of the cyclist. Two incidents, equally divided over a period of a few decades means that cyclists are no practical threat to pedestrians. None of these incidents happened on the sidewalk. There is no evidence on the table of ped injuries due to collisions with cyclists on the sidewalk. Most pedestrians don't get scared. A few do. Rarely do any pedestrians have any legitimate reason to be concerned for their safety due to cyclists riding on the sidewalk.
That's life in the Big City.
hearing-impaired lady who waited timidly with her walker for him to pass.
We get extra points for hitting the most vulnerable, that's why it happens so often that the body count is piling up. How can you even get out of bed in the morning without recoiling back into the comfort of their covers in fear?
What if the tap water itself is poison?
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"Unsafe Behaviors
More detailed safety information is available from the SFMTA's 2011 Bicycle Count Report. During these counts, the SFMTA records the number of bicyclists riding on sidewalks and in the wrong direction where on-street bicycle facilities exist and where they may be lacking. These behaviors are counted because they may lead to collisions between bicyclists and motorists or pedestrians. Additionally, it helps identify where infrastructure improvements may be needed or where additional education efforts could affect bicycling behaviors.
Between 2008 and 2011, the manual bicycle counts found a statistically significant decrease in sidewalk bicycle riding at nine locations. This indicates an overall improvement of safe bicycling behavior. This change could be related to education and outreach or an overall increase of on-street bikeway facilities on these or parallel streets."
One of those bike messengers knocked me over when he rode up on to the sidewalk from the street at top speed. And then this guy had the temerity to yell at me because I supposedly got in "his" way. Fortunately, a kind pedestrian stopped and read the guy the riot act. I demanded to know where he worked so I could complain to his boss, but he just sped off like the coward he is. Some bikers are like smokers; they don't care who their behavior hurts. Sociopaths with little conscience. Marcos seems like a good example of that.
support for Lilli here, but somehow Marcos has managed it.
Unlike trolls on the sfbg blog, most cyclists are not assholes. If it is my safety and breaking the law, I'll go for my safety. Always better to survive to fight a cycling on the sidewalk ticket out in court than lose my life or limb to a rogue motorist.
So now Marcos is spouting "better judged by twelve than carried out by six". He's a literal libertarian constitutionalist.
You're a lousy socialist, Marcos.
You know that I'm an anarchist not a leftist, right, and that after growing up in Texas, I'm not an anti-gun nut. I think that government should be run of by and for the people not the corporations and that democracy always trumps capitalism. Electorally I'm a populist.
Somebody has to.
deaths in SF in just the last 2 years.
One was at Market and castro and the other on the embarcadero IIRC.
There have of course also been various injuries. When you look at the way some cyclists ride (on the sidewalk, wrong way on one-way streets and blowing thru stop signs and red lights, that is hardly surprising.
It seems that there is reasonable doubt that the pedestrian was crossing legally at Castro and Market.
There is a fair argument to be made that the cyclist entered the intersection legally and was allowed and required to complete the transit of the intersection, indeed forced lest he be hit by cross traffic on Market.
Peds cross illegally and early of the time, they know the cues that an auto is coming, sound and bulk, but do not take the same care to check for a bicycle. In that case, that pedestrian laziness was fatal.
This happens at the west crosswalk at 4th and Market frequently. The difference there is that there is that one is slowed by cycling into the wind and there is sufficient shelter from the sidewalk and the architecture of the intersection so that cyclists can stop and not get hit by cross traffic. The only danger to a cyclist would be if one swerved to the center stripe to avoid early crossing peds and got caught on the rails or cheese grater BART vents.
The City maintains a dangerous condition at Castro and Market and is probably liable for wrongful death due to that dangerous condition.
marcos channeling a PI attorney? Or Grover-Norquistly anticipating the drowning of "the baby"?
"Peds... know the cues that an auto is coming, sound and bulk, but do not take the same care to check for a bicycle."
And that, in a nutshell, is why you must avoid riding on sidewalks in the presence of pedestrians.
Last time I checked, it is the responsibility of a vehicle driver to be able to stop before hitting pedestrians in crosswalks. While you make the most compelling case possible for Chris Bucchere, it seems doubtful that he was not at least predominantly at fault.
It is not all about your paranoid fear of cyclists on sidewalks. The Castro and Market dangerous condition was maintained by the City such that a cyclist could transit through an intersection legally in the streets as pedestrians put themselves in mortal danger. The City claims that it is all for good, safe design and California law requires them to mitigate dangerous conditions that are brought to their attention. The City should take proactive steps to identify dangerous conditions and prioritize scarce DPW street $ to mitigate themselves to keep people safe and to save the City in the long run. The City bets that it will cost them less to do nothing than to be proactive.
You need to get some professional help or take some meds for your paranoid fixations on the nonexistent dangers of cyclists on sidewalks, lilli.
the street, that does not imply that a cyclist (or motorist) can mow him down with impunity.
Excessive speed was the issue here. and not paying attention.
For that matter motors have killed 5 people already this year. So what, it's dangerous living in the big city, be aware of your surroundings or move to a gated community with 'armed response' sign on your lawn. The only kind of insurance I could get behind would be 'no fault' which of course is anathema to the crowd that makes their living off the current system.
that cyclists are not also a danger.
Guns kill more people than knives, but that doesn't mean that knives are safe.
But since the danger is an order of magnitude less, there are no calls for knife control, just as there should be no calls for bike control.
If cyclists want "equal" access to and use of public roads, then they must bear responsibility for obeying the laws of those roads.
And a knife used in anger will see you being charged in the same way as using a gun.
You want tight laws strictly enforced except when it inconveniences personally, and then you go all Ayn Rand.
Just like Steven want strict enforcement on AirBnB but not on Occupy and tree huggers.
Are you suggesting that all knives but switchblades, the ones that are not controlled, are safe?
Are you suggesting background checks and waiting periods for the purchase of knives?
Should there be carry restrictions on knives, banning open and concealed carry?
The sidewalk is for 13 year olds and younger to ride on as an accommodation for their tender years and diminutive size. It's not for 50+ year old self-important putzes.
You've got such bile, sounds like the left victim version of a FOX News of paranoid abdication to the power of inflexible, arbitrary authority.
that seem to do OK as far as I know, I can't recall ever going to one. Whenever there is a huge product picture at the front gate and a fee to get in that is reason enough not to go for it is surly suck inside.
Whoever thought people would ride around in a group and pay for the privilege has been promoting to many lame events.
Probably the only reason they were going to give the $ to Rec & Park was that R&P probably wasn't going to allow them to throw their party in the park without the contribution.
A thorough investigation of that agency is long overdue. The guy from SFWeekly (__ Smith, forget the first name) did some great pieces on the massive corruption in their park patrol unit but unfortunately the Chron has never touched them.
they put an extra load on the park and it's staff.
The problem here appears to be that the bike crowd are tightwads.
No "the problem here appears to be" that most bicyclists just aren't stupid enough to be fooled into paying a lot of money for something they do for free everyday.
As for Rec & Park, apparently they go way beyond charging reasonable amounts in what they charge groups to use the park such as groups wanting to have events at the bldg at 9th & Lincoln. Under the terrible "leadership" of Phil Ginsberg, groups are required to pay for unneeded and expensive park patrol officers to be there - something that wasn't done before. Probably not a coincidence that I haven't seen any poster events there in recent years (events where old rock concert posters are sold by some of the artists who did them).
those who do not have to pay more taxes.
Why would anybody be in the least part interested in what you prefer? You are a nameless unaccountable noise generator on this forum. Go fuck yourself.
Just abuse, as usual.
I simply was informing you that nobody gives a fuck what you think.
Nobody gives a fuck what you think. Got it?
If you care to make some statement that needs refuting, I'll help you out with that at first opportunity, fucker.
And the fact that you don't care is well known, as it is evident in your every utterance, including those that have gotten you banned from many other websites.
User fees are a form of regressive taxation, and parks are a public good.
CA has always been big on user fees over general taxes.
But "regressive" means the poor paying disporoportionately more in taxes and that's not the case here. A poor person won't pay user fees unless he or she "uses" the services.
Nobody is forced to go on recreational bike rides in the park.
the experience of visiting state parks is a truly depraved personality.
You're confusing it with the GG Recreation Area.
patients who chew gum.
That would be Four out of Five dentists. What say the other 20%, I've always wondered?
I was just wondering why anyone would want to give Rec and Park one red cent after Ginsburg's record. It is like throwing more money into the sieve of Muni, you want better parks and transit but that's not on the agenda of the Brown/Newsom/Lee administration.
But since there is a sliver of funding going to "the most vulnerable," then it should be okay to toss more dough Ginsburg's way.
Symbolic caring for the poor by the people who are waging war on them.
bullshit is also a mystery.
A parking lot is closing at 17th and Folsom, to adjust for that, put in meters that take away more parking spots in the area.
But those meters make money for the city so it is a good idea of course.
Progressives love of government is so entertaining.
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(a) Horizontal food mixers shall have a cover/enclosure with an interlocking device so arranged that power cannot be applied to the agitators unless the cover/enclosure is in place on the mixer. Only minor openings in the cover/enclosure, such as ingredient doors, flour inlets, etc., each representing less than 1 1/2 square feet in area shall be capable of being opened while the mixer is in operation.
(b) Horizontal nontilting dough mixers with front discharge doors shall have safety controls so arranged that power cannot be applied to the agitator with the front discharge doors in the open position unless two-handed controls are concurrently utilized.
(c) Horizontal tilting food mixers, when tilted, shall be operated with the cover open only:
(1) If equipped with an electrical "inch" device designed to prevent the operator from reaching into the mixer by requiring the concurrent use of both hands to actuate the mixer or by being a single control protected against accidental actuation and so located that the operator cannot reach into the mixer while operating the single control, or
(2) If belt driven, the belt shifter shall be so arranged that it will move the belt to the loose pulley and hold it there while the mixer bowl is tilted and uncovered, unless the operator holds the belt on the tight pulley. The belt shifter must be so located that the operator cannot reach into the bowl while holding the shifter, or
(3) If clutch driven, the clutch lever shall be so arranged that it will move the clutch out of engagement and hold it out while the mixer is tilted or uncovered, unless the operator holds the clutch in engagement. The clutch lever shall be so located that the operator cannot reach into the bowl while holding the lever.
NOTE: When a push button circuit is used, it is recommended that there should be installed in the circuit a loose fitting piston type inverse time relay designed to open the circuit at the end of one second operation.
EXCEPTION: Mechanically fed and discharged horizontal tilting type food mixers in inaccessible locations.
(d) Vertical mixers shall have bowl locking devices of a positive type which require the attention of the operator for unlocking. Devices shall be made available for moving bowls weighing more than 80 pounds, with contents, into and out of the mixing position on the machine.
NOTE: Authority cited: Section 142.3, Labor Code. Reference: Section 142.3, Labor Code.
1. Amendment filed 7-13-78; effective thirtieth day thereafter (Register 78, No. 28).
2. Amendment filed 2-20-80; effective thirtieth day thereafter (Register 80, No. 8).
3. Amendment of subsection (c) filed 3-7-80; effective thirtieth day thereafter (Register 80, No. 10).
4. Amendment filed 5-1-86; effective thirtieth day thereafter (Register 86, No. 19).
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There is a story by Nancy Hass in GQ about Terrell Owens. Ms. Hass may not be as widely known as some other sports writers, but she does have an entry in the 2011 edition of Best American Sports Writing. This story is worth reading in its entirety.
Here are some of the salient points from that story:
T.O. has had no offers from NFL teams – - not even lowball offers – - subsequent to his knee surgery and the televised workout he and Drew Rosenhaus staged.
T.O. is "desperate for cash". He claims that his financial advisors – - recommended by Rosenhaus – - put him into risky ventures that collapsed.
One of his financial advisors has shut down his company and is facing "drug charges in connection with the alleged rape of a female employee."
One surviving business venture is a men's hair salon in Miami called T.O. Cutz. Given that his normal appearance is with a shaved head, potential customers might be wary of the range of options open to them there.
T.O. is paying $44K per month to four women who are the mothers of his four children.
The closest that T.O. comes in this story to realizing that his past behaviors just might be the reason no NFL team has called to ask him to come for a workout is that he admits that he is "not a tactful person." [Aside: That is almost as self-evident as saying that Helen Keller would not do well with a Rubik's Cube.] At the same time, he also says:
"I think people change, but the media, they never allowed me to change. They never allowed me to be a better person."
Memo to T.O.: Most folks do not need the media's permission to become a better person.
This story ought to be read by young athletes in various sports – - but it will not. Young athletes can learn a lot from reading this in terms of what they need to pay attention to in addition to things like staying in shape, avoiding felonious behaviors and the like. Terrell Owens earned about $80M in his career and he is now "desperate for cash" as he is nearing the time when he will no longer be able to play football to earn money. One can learn from role models – - both positive ones and negative ones. The thing to keep straight is to know which role models are negative ones so those are the behaviors to avoid.
Meanwhile, Roger Goodell would seem to be in a situation where he will have no financial woes for the foreseeable future. The NFL owners just extended Goodell's contract through March 2019. While I do not recall reading anything about the financial aspects of that contract, I have to assume that his yearly income has at least two commas in the number and perhaps as many as seven zeroes… Given the financial well-being of the NFL, you can say that he earned that contract.
Let me ask a rhetorical question regarding the NFL:
The NFL has a rule against taunting an opponent – - that is covered under the list of things considered to be unsportsmanlike conduct.
So, how does even the most tasteful end zone celebration avoid such a penalty flag?
As coaches are shuffling around from one NFL team to another in this off-season, I think it would be instructive to take a look at the coaching staff of the New York Giants in 1956.
Jim Lee Howell: He was the head coach. He would win the NFL Championship that year over the Chicago Bears. During his time with the Giants (7 seasons), he compiled a record of 53-27-4 and was the coach of the Giants in the "greatest game ever played" – - the overtime loss to the Baltimore Colts in the 58 NFL Championship game.
Vincent Thomas Lombardi: He was the offensive coordinator. In early 1959, he took over a Packers' team that had gone 1-10-1 the previous year; in his second season there, the Packers were in the NFL Championship game, which they lost. After that, his Packers dominated the decade of the 1960s.
Thomas Wade Landry: He was the defensive coordinator. He took over the expansion Dallas Cowboys' franchise in 1960 and was the head coach there until 1988. His Cowboys had a winning record in 20 consecutive seasons (1966 – 1985) and most folks credit him with the "invention" of the 4-3 defense still used by many NFL teams.
Today, people like to talk about "coaching trees". That 1956 NY Giants coaching staff bore an awful lot of fruit…
Finally, here is an item from Dwight Perry in the Seattle Times:
"Harvey Updyke, the accused Toomer's Corner tree-poisoner, has rejected prosecutors' plea deal that would have sent him to prison for 13 years and banned him from Alabama sporting events.
"Or to put it in football terms, he declined the penalty."
[Aside: A prison term of 13 years for killing a tree? The prosecutors must think Judge Isaac Parker is coming back from the grave to preside over the sentencing here. Wow!]
But don't get me wrong, I love sports………


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2013 (Junior): Saw action in 16 games ... Took two shots vs. Boise State ... Took two shots vs. California
2012 (Sophomore): Saw action in all 21 games, including 17 starts ... Scored two goals and tallied two assists on the season ... Earned the start in the season-opener vs. SU playing 74 minutes ... scored her first goal of the season in the 77th minute at Seattle U on an assist by Isabel Farrell ... took a team-high three shots at Colgate earning the start, scoring the third and final goal of the game in the 89th minute on an assist from Annie Sittauer ... started and had one shot on goal at Syracuse ... assisted Lindsay Elston on the game-winning goal vs. La Salle in the 4th minute ... took one shot vs. Fresno State ... started at Gonzaga and vs. Notre Dame ... started at Utah State and took one shot ... earned the start at BYU ... started and played 83 minute at USC and took a team-high two shots on goal ... took four shots, one on goal at Colorado ... had one shot on goal at Utah ... earned the start and played 64 minutes vs. Arizona ... took one shot on goal in 31 minutes played vs. ASU ... came in off the bench vs. No. 3 UCLA ... came in off the bench at No. 25 Cal ... played all 90 minutes at No. 2 Stanford.
2011 (Freshman): Had a stellar rookie campaign ... started six games and appeared in 16 total ... netted two goals with nine shots ... had her first collegiate start and goal against Seattle University (Sept. 4) ... second goal against USF was a game-winning goal ... first career shot came against Wisconsin ... sat out with an injury in the middle of the season ... finished the year with four points ... played with the U-20 National Team in June with teammates Lindsay Elston and Lindsey Bos.
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Brake Fluid Leak problems of the 2004 GMC Sierra
Two problems associated with brake fluid leak have been reported for the 2004 GMC Sierra.
Brake Fluid Leak problem #1
The vehicle having this issue was a 2004 GMC Sierra. I left my house for work and approx. 3 blocks from my house I attempted to slow down to make a right hand turn. I pressed on the brakes and the pedal went all the way to the floor. I had no brakes. At this time and this was the first time, the brake light on the dash came on. I was driving at 30 mph with no brakes, I coasted into a parking lot and used the parking brake to stop the truck. Outside and under the drivers door of the 2004 Sierra extended cab there was brake fluid leaking. The 8 year old truck had rusted brake lines that failed. My concern is that I lost all brakes without warning. After a little research I noticed many of these trucks have the same problem. They are 5000 pound torpedos on the road and without warning. Will something be done before a serious accident occurs? I tried contacting GMC via their website e-mail but an error message occurred. Try a complaint on their site. . . . . It don't work!!!. This brake fluid leak issue occurred Fri., Aug. 31, 2012.
Brake Fluid Leak problem #2
The vehicle is a 2004 GMC Sierra. While driving 5 mph consumer lost power steering and braking control. Consumer managed to pull over, and had the vehicle towed. Dealership was notified, but did not resolve the problem. Consumer states he stepped onto the brake pedal and heard a loud explosion under the hood. The consumer immediately lost brakes and steering and smoke also poured from under the vehicle. Once he vehicle was stopped the consumer exited the vehicle and saw fluid pouring from the vehicle onto the ground. The hood was opened and the consumer saw the vehicle was taken to two different dealer but the found nothing wrong. The dealer replaced the hydrobooster assembly accumulator which had come apart. This problem occurred on Feb. 15, 2005.
Other Service Brakes related problems of the 2004 GMC Sierra:
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|Brake Hoses, Lines/piping, And Fittings problems
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|Brake Antilock Wheel Speed Sensor problems
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Cannibalism and the Strange Case of Nathaniel Bar-Jonah
Big Sky Country and Nathaniel Bar-Jonah
Montana, dubbed the "Big Sky Country," is normally associated with deep blue skies, clear-running streams and rivers, trout fishing and fresh crisp air. Dramatic personalities such as Chief Joseph, George Custer, and outlaws like Dutch Henry, Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, the Hole-in-the-Wall Gang and Kid Curry have colored Montana's history with the vibrant intensity of a painting by Montana adopted son C.M. Russell. It's a place where justice was swift and hangings were frequent throughout its settlement, evinced by the number of "boot hill" cemeteries scattered about the state. In land area, Montana ranks as the fourth largest state in the U.S., behind only California, Texas and Alaska; in terms of population Montana ranks 44th, with barely more than 902,000 residents, yielding the third lowest state population density in the nation. Except for the long, hard, and bitter-cold winters, Montana is a great place to live and raise a family, in part because its cities remain small and its population low. It is not, however, the sort of place that one would associate with a modern-day cannibal, unless one happened to live in Great Falls.
The county seat of Cascade County and the third largest city in Montana with a population of 56,700, Great Falls is located in the north-central portion of the state, about 120 miles south of the Canadian border and some 50 miles east of the Continental Divide. The city, settled around the "great falls" of the upper Missouri River, one of America's most magnificent, not to mention endangered, rivers, is surrounded by natural beauty and scenery that is broken only by the presence of Malmstrom Air Force Base and its 150 or so Minuteman nuclear missiles spread across the region. Meriwether Lewis declared the great falls of the Missouri River "the grandest sight I ever beheld," and gazed at the magnificent falls for hours from the rocks below and mulled how he and his party might find an easy way around them. Lewis and Clark spent the next month traversing around some 18 miles of waterfalls and rapids as they braved violent hailstorms and torrential downpours, all the while trying to keep the local grizzly bear population from robbing them of their food supplies. Nonetheless, they managed to survey the entire area; making way for the future settlement of the area.
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Question: What and Where Are King Solomon's Mines?
Answer: The term King Solomon's Mines was made famous as the title to a 19th century novel, by Sir Henry Rider Haggard. The mines in question would have been copper and located in Edom, now southern Jordan. Kings David and his son Solomon may have controlled the copper mines in the area.
See Digs may help decide if King Solomon's mines was a misnomer.