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Welcome to the Hope Lutheran Church and Student Center website. We hope this site will help you learn more about us and our witness for Christ. Our church is an active community of believers, and Hope has a long tradition of outreach and service to its members and the community. New and returning University of Maryland students are invited to worship with us and to participate in the life of our congregation.
Hope welcomes all who are seeking God's love and grace; our unity is in Christ. We hope you will join us for our worship service on Sunday to experience for yourself the fellowship of Christ.
Please scroll down to see more about our upcoming activities, as well as featured information, and be sure to check the calendar for more detailed information.
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Upcoming Events
Everyone is welcome to participate in the following events at Hope. Check the calendar (or click on a date on the calendar in the sidebar) for more details about events listed here, as well as other events in the community that may interest Hope members and friends.
Hope Welcomes Pastor Richard Hoehn as Interim
Pastor Richard A. Hoehn began serving as Hope's interim pastor on October 1, 2014.
He has a rich background in both social ministry and theology. He worked for many years at the Bread for the World Institute, starting as a community organizer and rising to the position of director. Prior to this, Pastor Hoehn was an associate professor of Church in Society at the Brite Divinity School at Texas Christian University. At the seminary, he expanded the social conscience of the school by introducing courses in Mexican-American Culture and Women in American Culture. He also supervised seminarians in their first experiences being a pastor in a church.
Pastor Hoehn is ordained in the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. He holds a Ph.D. in Ethics and Society from the University of Chicago.
Pastor Hoehn served as the interim pastor at Christ the Servant Lutheran Church in Montgomery Village, MD from 2011-2012.
Learn more about Pastor Hoehn and link to his blog.
Our TransitionA key portion of our transition process is a series of conversations after worship and fellowship. These conversations are facilitated by Hope's Transition Team and address different areas of challenge and opportunity as we navigate the pastoral transition while continuing the vision/mission work that was begun earlier this year. Members and friends are encouraged to participate. Topics will be listed above and on the calendar. Further information and resources are available on our Transition page.
We Make the Road by Walking Discussion Groups
Hope members and friends are invited to participate in discussion of We Make the Road by Walking by Brian McLaren. Discussion group members participated in a Skype conversation with McLaren on October 7. Several copies of the book are available at Hope, and it is also available at Barnes and Noble bookstores and for Nook and Kindle. Feel free to join us even if you have not read the meditations assigned to each week.
Movies at Hope is a film series dedicated to enriching our community by presenting documentary and feature films that explore the environmental, social, moral, and spiritual issues that define our time. Join us for films that make you think! Admission is free; donations accepted. All are welcome. Mark your calendar now for our full fall schedule!
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To access the members' website, use "Create an Account" below the calendar in the sidebar to the right. If your account has already been activated, simply log in.
Year-Round Gift Giving Through Gifts of Hope
Celebrating its 22nd year, Gifts of Hope now offers year-round gift-giving and donation opportunities on its website, www.giftsofhopemetrodc.org.
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White & Texture
By Anna Wiese, Wandering Minds intern and pop-up store resident queen
People say white is the 'colour' for summer. So far so good. Strictly speaking, white isn't a colour. Says the physicist. In fashion sense it is.
I like white. White has recently moved from being all innocent and pure but slightly boring, towards cool styles that play with different levels of transparency, weave and knitting structures or origami-like effects. A white garment lets the structure, the fabric and the cut work for itself since there is no colour that would somehow give a sexy/flashy/mysterious undertone.
White is cool and the person wearing it automatically communicates a certain classiness and, if worn in the right way, a sense of style that is much more laid back than any other colour could be.
I for myself love structured whites that play with that tiny bit of sexy chic without deliberately showing too much. Key items and personal favourites of mine I have listed here for you. Luckily you can get them all at our store at Boxpark, Shoreditch or online http://ourwanderingminds.com/ :)
Edgy lace top by Danish label Modström
Preppy intricate lace blouse by Korean label Beny & Hizzin
Sleeveless striped white blouse with contrasting back by Korean label Grace Raiment
Quietly edgy white phantom dress by Australian label Stylestalker
Effortless pleated textured white blouse with contrasting back and sleeves by Korean label Grace Raiment
Je t'aime, Jane
By Anna Wiese, Wandering Minds intern and pop-up store resident queen
So last week I wrote about Charlotte Gainsbourg and Lou Doillon. Some might think that writing about Jane Birkin, their mother, this week seems a bit uninspired. To those people I happily reply: Have you seen this woman?! Jane Birkin, English born actress, living in Paris since the sixties, first proper It-girl whose style embodies a laid-back bohemia that just feels so French. Funnily enough, Elisa, chief wanderer, has done it exactly the other way round: born in France, living in London now. If that isn't reason enough to take a closer look, Jane's signature look, that sexy Parisian tomboy style, is still totally up to date. She is the free-spirited 60s original boho chick whose style has influenced generation after generation.
Feminine, yet not too girlie, combining little dresses with androgynous flats. She loved white lace, crochet or broderie anglaise.
Our version of the white lace dress:
Shift dresses make your legs look endless. Jane knows it.
Our modernised versions by Note the Growth and Beny & Hizzin:
To add impact, combine your shift dress, shorts or miniskirt with knitted over the knee socks. Never looks overdone and stretches your legs into unknown heights.
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As a Brit girl in Paris Jane has a weakness for breton stripes. Makes every outfit look appropriate and fresh.
Get your share of Bretonness with our open back bow dress and long sleeve striped top, both by Grace Raiment:
Style inspiration: Jane's daughters
By Anna Wiese, Wandering Minds intern and pop-up store resident queen
Say the name Birkin and most of us will have an image in mind of iconic Jane, actress, singer, muse, namesake of the famous Birkin bag, and, yes, mother of 3 daughters, two of which are proper It Girls themselves: Charlotte Gainsbourg and Lou Doillon. Not to mention awesome actresses, talented singers, muses and models.
Charlotte Gainsbourg
London-born Jane grew up as the swinging 60s were taking over but soon moved to Paris where she met Serge Gainsbourg, another French icon, and they had a daughter together, Charlotte Gainsbourg, born 1971. Serge and Jane divorced in 1980 and she began dating French film director Jacques Doillon - daughter Lou was born in 1982.
Serge and Jane
So Charlotte and Lou. They keep popping up, in magazines, blogs… Not in a starlet-It-girl way. Rather, they are the type of girls who aren't in the headlines but who make you look at twice. They're interesting. I look at them and want to know more about them. I'm normally not the person to adore celebrity styles. But those two I find somehow… inspiring.
I recently watched The Science of Sleep again, a beautiful surrealistic comedy with Charlotte starring in it (never watched Antichrist which is probably the exact opposite. No, not for me). The next day a friend of mine recommended Lou's album 'Places' to me so on my sunday morning train ride, whilst listening to it, I started skipping through pictures of the two and was amazed by their effortless cool style. Both somewhat tomboyish, yet feminine, they seem to perfectly embody the Parisian arty, bobo aesthetics.
Loui Doillon
Lou has her trademark spunkiness while Charlotte is more classy and classic, in a way you can probably only be when growing up in in the arty French Birkin-Gainsbourg-Doillon-clan.
Charlotte Gainsbourg
Lou Doillon
Style obsession: Midori in Norwegian Wood
By Elisa, Wandering Minds founder and Chief Wanderer
I'm not sure how to start this post, but basically over the last few days I've been obsessing about a Japanese film (We're creating a dedicated Tokyo page on our store where you will be able to shop cool stuff from there, so I needed inspiration) I saw a couple of years ago. This film made a deep and lasting impression on me, and I've just to tell you guys about it and see if anyone else shares my obsession.
I'm talking about the film Norwegian Wood, based on an equally awesome novel with the same title, which basically tells the story of a love triangle - or a square, or even a pentagon at times - in 1960s Tokyo.
Now let's establish a couple of facts: 1. I'm obsessed with Tokyo 2. I'm obsessed with the 1960s, and let's add a third one, 3. I'm obsessed with visually stunning films.
Norwegian Wood ticks all the above boxes. The whole film is dreamily beautiful, but what I want to talk about is a character that has become a major style inspiration for me: the devious, unattainable (except when she wants to), too-cool-for-school Midori, whose style, haircut, clothes and attitude I want. You could safely say I want to be her.
First, she has the most amazing sharp, slightly asymmetric bob, which is usually not my thing (I'm a long hair kind of girl), but her haircut is a DREAM, and she often wears a wonderfully simple hair pin on the side of her parting.
Second, the clothes. She manages to look slightly conservative and devastatingly sexy, the best combination ever as far as I'm concerned. She wears cool little pleated skirts, combined with short-sleeve knits in preppy stripes or geometric patterns, or bright and structured mini shift dresses, finished off by coats with an androgynous feel.
Guys, just download the sh*t out of this film. It's worth it.
New year style resolution: sticking to one's guns
By Elisa, Wandering Minds Founder and Chief Wanderer.
January 1st means only one thing for me: new year's resolutions. I am aware of the recent re-emergence of the 'New Year's resolutions are unhealthy' school of thought, with the whole thing about continually improving while being accepting of oneself being very trendy.
To heck with that, I'm a huge sucker for NY resolutions, in fact I LOVE them, and that's that. This year, one of my resolution pertains to my own personal style.
I have decided to try and stick to my guns. The last couple of years have been very much about experimenting with different styles, from LA casual to Kate Moss grunge chic, and it has been fun - well, actually, I'm lying, it hasn't. In fact it's been very frustrating trying to emulate styles that didn't come naturally to me.
So, I've decided to stick to what I really like. Things that suit my body but most importantly my personality, aesthetics and all-time aspiration. I love preppy things. I love navy blue. I love short, pleated skirts. I love boring - but perfectly cut - wool jumpers. I love a piece of black velvet ribbon around a high, bouncy ponytail. I love knee-high socks, and simple ballet flats. I love effortless loose buns and long, wavy hair.
My style icons are preppy queens, from Ali Mc Graw in Love Story, Katharine Ross in The Graduate, Jane Birkin, Kirsten Dunst and yes, Alexa Chung, to name but a few.
But I also love prints, colours, and cool textures, whether it be smooth leather or chunky wool, and fortunately these work really well with a preppy, neat but nonetheless sexy silhouette. So, for me, 2013 will all be about accepting and expressing one's true style, this sort-of-coherent image that you find yourself attracted to times and times again.
Sunday night inspiration - Happy fashion
by Elisa, Wandering Minds Founder and Chief Wanderer
As an entrepreneur, sunday doesn't mean rest day. I still check our facebook page activity every 5 minutes, our analytics every 2 minutes, and my email every 30 seconds. However on Sundays, I let myself be drawn towards the things that naturally interest me. I investigate. I loose myself in random searches and find things that inspire me.
Fashion and style inspiration obviously has a big part in my sundays. But again, I try not to think about it in business terms, but purely on a aesthetics, natural affinity basis. Today, I found myself attracted to 'happy fashion'. Outfits that look comfortable, but have an obvious joyful dimension to them. Whether it's a print, a colour, a texture, or a combination of the previous, I look at things that scream 'I'm really quite happy to be alive and clothes are part of the fun'.
Navy blue obsession
By Elisa, Wandering Minds Founder and Chief Wanderer
I have an unhealthy obsession with navy blue: sweaters, jumpers, little skirts and coats, you name it – my wardrobe is full of navy blue, and to a lesser extent, my online store is too.
I don't know what it is about this classic hue that enthralls me so. Perhaps it has something to do with its timeless prepiness – think Ali Mcgraw in the 1970s, nonchalently walking the grounds of Yale in Love Story, dressed in a navy peacoat, cord jumper, pleated skirt, knitted scarf and knee-high socks.
It is also the boyish, androgynous, relaxed, I'm-not-trying-to-look-hot-but-I-just-do thing about navy, best epitomizes by Alexa Chung, who shows up at red carpet events with the perfect navy blue jumper and still manages to provoke total style jealousy from us all. I know the obsession over Alexa's style is no longer cool – totally overdone, isn't it – but shoot me now, I can't help it.
It is therefore not much of a surprise that Wandering Minds has quite a bit of navy blue, but, in my defence, they are PERFECT navy blue pieces. Our preppy navy blue crewneck jumper has the right amount of structure of looseness, and could rival with Alexa's best one.
Our navy blue pleated sweater from Seoul-based designer Grace Raiment is a bit more wild and quirky, with its slightly oversized fit, cool pleats and short-ish length.
Our navy blue skater dress, with its clean white collar, is one of our best sellers, probably because it has this sexy school girl thing going on, as well as a great heavy fabric that twirls.
And finally, our latest arrival, the bipolar navy cashmere coat, with its preppy front and totally unique back, which represents the great double personality aspect of navy blue: it may look a bit classic at first, but it has this wild and totally seductive side that's just plain hot.
What would Audrey wear
By Elisa, Wandering Minds Founder and Chief Wanderer
I'm a big Audrey Hepburn fan girl, and I'm not going to apologise for it! The characters she played were always wonderful witty and playfully charming; obviously she always wore tremendous clothes in her films, but you could see her cleverness and depth of character in the way she dressed everyday too. She looked like she didn't try very hard at all, and yet she knew her classics and wasn't afraid to use time-tested style formulas and give them her own little twist. Here are the 6 main style lessons I've drawn from looking at pictures of my ultimate icon.
1. Crewneck jumpers are the sh*t.
A simple crew neck jumper can make for an outstanding outfit. They have this boyish charm that will make the boys and girls go crazy. It's the androgynous thing, it can be so damn sexy. Because the neckline is high, keep it quite fitted. Choose a navy one (this one is pretty perfect) for a hot sailor look.
2. Skinny jeans + classic peacoat rock = awesomeness.
This is probably one of the most timelessly cool style combination, and again its charms lies in its simplicity and inherent tomboyishness. Also, peacoats are great because they're not too long, which means you can show your legs and sometimes even a bit of ass, and who wouldn't want that. Burberry probably does the best peacoats, but Uniqlo's not bad either.
3. All black outfits don't have to be boring.
Quite the opposite; it can be quite a strong style statement that can say a lot about one's confidence and personality. Make sure you mix different textures to keep it interesting and multi-dimensional; combine leather with effortless cotton and rich velvet. For a true modern Audrey Hepburn look, finish the look with black repetto flats, or if you want to grunge it up a bit, with lace-up ankle boots.
4. Statement, quirky knits rock.
It's actually quite difficult to find jumpers that have something fun and unique about them. I've tried, failed, and then commissioned some of our designer friends to create a couple for our store. Because when you have a stand-out jumper, the rest comes easy.
5. High-waisted tailored shorts + cropped top look = best silhouette of all times.
One of the most flattering silhouettes ever. Keep the shorts (very) short, the top simple and minimal, and you'll look like the coolest girl in the room.
6. Tie your shirt and show your tummy.
Shirts can be boring, or they can be awesome if you sex them up a bit. Wear what could be your boyfriend's shirt (it doesn't really have to be, though) - classic colours but also gingham and chambray work beautifully - tie it so as to make it slightly shorter and tighter. This looks works with jeans, shorts, skirts, you name it.
Film Inspiration: Michelle Williams' wardrobe in Take this Waltz
By Lucie Goulet, Wandering Minds guest blogger and wise strategy advisor
Is love best sustained by the sweet nothings that make the routine of marriage or forbidden, sexually-charged passion? Take this Waltz is actress and director Sarah Polley's answer to this question. Michelle Williams is Margot, a dissatisfied freelance writer torn between her long standing relationship with cookbook writer husband Lou (Seth Rogen) and her new-found love for artist Daniel (Luke Kirby).
Margot is 28 going teenager, her wardrobe the most visible manifestation of her refusal to leave childhood. Converses and flip-flops are her default shoes, she favours primary colours. Despite going through emotional turmoil during the movie, her clothing choices don't evolve, reinforcing the loop-feeling of the storyline: her personality, rather than her situation, causes her unhappiness. The movie is framed by two key bright yellow pieces: a raincoat for her first meeting with Daniel and a gingham shirt for a last heart to heart with Lou.
The crux of the movie takes place over one scorching summer and Margot dresses accordingly in short everything. Introduced in a flowy red dress, she stays true to the colour for the rest of the film, in the shape of a sports jacket worthy of the Canadian hockey team, a gingham dress, a striped t-shirt and red splashes within patterns. Red is the colour of sexualisation and infidelity and can be seen as a foreboding of her trajectory throughout the film. Blue, the colour of ingénues and Disney princesses is the other dominant hue, be it in denim or playsuits. Used interchangeably throughout the movie, both colours project Margot's complex and indecisive personality.
Style Inspiration: American high-schools in 1969
By Elisa Eymery, Wandering Minds founder
James, our co-founder and genius 'digital mechanic' guy, may be a huge geek but he also has an extremely good eye for style. He recently sent me a link to a series of photos which had been taken in an American high-school in 1969, and we were both struck by how cool these people looked. To me, it highlighted what our style direction at Wandering Minds is all about: simple but well-made pieces which put together in an interesting way create effortless, quietly confident looks with a bit of an edge. The edge doesn't scream at you though, it just sings in a whisper (I'm in a poetic mood today, as you can see).
The thing that I love the most in the photos is the play with proportions and lengths. High-waisted bottoms were teamed with very simple jersey t-shirts or tank tops, tucked in so as to create volume and structure. Outfits were completed by knee-high socks, reasonable but cool-looking shoes and slightly crazy accessories.
The prints were unexpected, the fabrics contrasted and the pops of colour vibrant and full of joy. The silhouettes were tailored, but in a very relaxed way, with easy shift dresses, softly structured blouses and buttoned-down shirts made funky and fun.
These young people dressed in a spontaneous and joyful way, and I think we all ought to recapture this fun, experimental and individual way of dressing everyday.
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Denny's column - A gay guy's guide to dress stylishly: khaki and navy hunting gear
by Denny Lv, Wandering Minds Web Analytics specialist.
I'm a big believer in the idea that truly stylish men and women essentially dress in the same way. The slightly utilitarian, posh hunter look is one of these looks that work brilliantly on both men and women. You can either go khaki or navy, depending on whether you want to go for the lion hunter or hot sailor look.
Back in January 2011, Elisa and I went on our first 'routine' Paris sales trip - she'd been doing that for years while I lost my Paris Winter Sales virginity on this occasion. We stopped at what would become our absolute favourite sales spot in Paris, the flagship APC store on Rue Madame. That year, Elisa and I both found great hunting clothes: I found a pair of slightly quirky but definitely lovely forest green trousers; Elisa got a great coat in the same colour, with a brown collar and brown leather buttons and detailing, which had a distinct I'm-on-my-way-to-shoot-foxes flavour, but in a cool way - despite James 'Testino' Haydon's comment - our brilliant mathematical brain at Wandering Minds - that Elisa looked like a hunting dog in that coat.
Me, not being a big fan of girls who dress like pretty little dolls, love it when girls pull off casual looks like the ones pictures below. I've seen many uber-stylish girls - including our lovely CEO at wandering minds - wearing slightly oversized shirts/cardigans/jumpers either from their boyfriends or from products branded as "boyfriend's [xx]". I particularly like our navy spring parka at Wandering Minds - completely androgynous but oh-so-cute - in fact I could quite see myself wearing it. The shape and fit of menswear adds the perfect amount of ease and cool and perfect for creating off-duty looks for cool girls. In some occasion, men can also borrow their women's wardrobe, which is more rare but can work equally brilliantly; Jonathan - see picture below - featured in one of my favourite sites - Hel looks - looks awesome wearing his girl friend's ragged olive shorts. Good style is most definitely genderless.
Elisa in her APC hunting coat - Brick Lane, London
Oversized navy parkas are hot
Boyish parkas work brilliantly for women too. Navy Spring Parka, from Wandering Minds
Guys can also steal their girl friend's clothes for a great hunting look
Style Inspiration: Elle Fanning by Venetia Scott
There are some images that have a certain something that will particularly appeal to your visual, style and fashion sensibilities. Even better when it's a whole photoshoot. Venetia Scott's shots of Elle Fanning published recently in Self Service Magazine somehow hit the right buttons for me. It's not that I particularly love the clothes, nor Elle Fanning for that matter. But Venetia Scott's pictures convey a compelling mix of youthful cookiness, quiet confidence and optimism and plain good old fun. The slightly retro colour tones, middle class setting, and vibrant prints are both comforting and exciting; the lengths, volumes and textures are fashion-forward but not intimidating. Finally, the fact that Elle Fanning doesn't have supermodel looks, but still looks great and comfortable in the clothes is also very endearing. It makes fashion fun and approachable again, when so many fashion spreads look beautiful but completely unattainable. I always try to remember this fashion feel-good factor when buying our collections for Wandering Minds, because clothes should ultimately be fun and enjoyable to wear.
Movie Style Inspiration: The Last Picture Show
At Wandering Minds, one of our main sources of inspiration comes from films. There is a handful of movies whose aesthetics have played a big role in shaping our general style direction. The Last Picture Show is one of them (check out the trailer http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3YQomR5xJ_Y). It is a sensational movie; it is raw, moving and beautiful, and as such is one of my favourite movies of all times. But it is also one that inspires me visually. Although it takes place in rural America, each character has its own, strong visual identity, conveyed both by their clothes and hair and make-up. The interesting thing is that the movie was made is 1971, but the story takes place in the 1950s, and you can definitely see a mixture of the two periods in terms of fashion.
My favourite character is the beautiful but cruel Jacy Farrow, played by Cybill Shepherd, whom you may know from Taxi Driver. In the Last Picture Show, she manages to be innocent, mean, naive, and manipulative all at the same time, creating a complex character that is compellingly realistic and will undoubtedly remind you of yourself when you were a teenager - especially if you're a girl. The personality of her character is brilliantly expressed through her clothes: faux innocent white or checked shirts strategically tied to show some midriff skin, a great cropped checked top, teamed with loose shorts or ankle-length trousers. But what really stands out is her hair, which is absolutely iconic: a 1970s flavoured shoulder-length bob, with the ends arranged in soft, bouncy curls, with a dramatic virginal side-parting adorned with a rectangular, dark, plastic hair pin. Her mum, played by Lois Farrow, is also really cool and feisty (see photo of her "finger" at the end of the series of photos).


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Today's weddings are more complicated than ever, with new traditions replacing old, and new relationships to consider as family life grows more complex. In this new edition, Peggy Post provides enlightened solutions to all your wedding questions, showing how to manage the big decisions and the little details with consideration and confidence -- leaving you free to enjoy all the happy times along the way!
With new chapters on the groom's involvement and incorporating today's technology into your wedding plans, plus updates on destination weddings, working out wedding finances, same-sex unions, and more, Peggy answers every couple's contemporary concerns. As a nationally trusted wedding expert, she also provides tried-and-true guidelines you can count on for a memorable wedding, from announcing the engagement to budgeting for the ceremony and reception to dealing with sticky situations -- uninvited guests, last-minute slipups, avoiding tacky gift gaffes, smoothing conflicts, and more -- and bringing it all off with minimum stress and maximum style.
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ICT Support Officer
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Hours of work: 37 hours per week Full Time / Permanent
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A Support analyst is required to work as part of a technical service desk team and provide support for hardware, software, printers and network connections to a number of offices. With excellent customer facing skills and an enthusiastic approach, the candidate will possess a well balanced mix of practical aptitude, troubleshooting skills, creativity, good analytical skills and a systematic approach to problem solving as well as the ability to communicate effectively at all levels. A full driving licence will be required for occasional travel to other sites.
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Pakistan plans new IPL-style football league
Published on Wednesday, 06 March 2013 11:25
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March 6 - Pakistan is planning to launch a new football competition, modelled on the successful Indian Premier League for cricket, in a bid to overcome Pakistan football's problems.
Officials of the Pakistan Football Federation (PFF) are in talks with potential sponsors for a new proposed league, which would feature six city-based teams playing each other in Lahore.
Naveed Haider Khan, marketing consultant at the PFF, said the new competition, which is dependent on sponsorship, would give football a much-needed shot of razzmatazz. "We want to glamourise this game in Pakistan, we want to run it like the IPL in India with cricket," said Khan
Pakistani football has made progress under PFF President Makhdoom Syed Faisal Saleh Hayat on limited funding provided by FIFA and the AFC, but major structural problems remain which the new plan aims to tackle.
The Pakistan Premier League (PPL), set up in 2004, is dominated by a small number of teams which have limited interest for sponsors, including 'The Soldiers' of the Pakistan Army FC, 'The Watermen' of the Water and Power Development Authority FC (WAPDA) and KRL, the team of Pakistan's nuclear laboratories – the Khan Research Laboratories.
The game is blighted by security issues due to shootings and bombings, including in Baluchistan, the heartland of the game, which is beset by sectarian, separatist and Islamist violence. Teams from other areas refuse to play in the area, leading to each of the four clubs in the area being awarded four 3-0 walk-over wins last season.
The only teams to own their home grounds are the Army, Navy, Air Force, KRL and Karachi Port Trust (KPT) and only in KPT are spectators allowed.
A serious problem for the players is that the 240 matches of the PPL are all played within a five month time-frame, with each team having to play 30 matches on a home-and-away basis.
Television coverage is non-existent and there is a lack of coverage in print and electronic media and crowds for matches where spectators are allowed number in the hundreds.
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Adam Wainwright was too much for the San Francisco Giants as he threw 7.2 IP, 4 H and 0 R. Tyler Colvin, Joe Panik (2 H) and Hector Sanchez were the only players to get a hit off of Wainwright. Panik and Sanchez both had two out hits in the bottom of the eighth inning but, Gregor Blanco flew out to end the inning.
Ryan Vogelsong was almost as good, allowing 2 ER on 6 H through 7 IP. He allowed four hits in the 3rd inning that plated both Cardinals runs.
Hunter Pence made it interesting in the ninth inning when he led off the inning with a leadoff single. Buster Posey and Pablo Sandoval grounded into what should be been double plays but, Pence slid into the second baseman Mark Ellis to keep Posey out of the double play. Pablo Sandoval grounded to the first baseman but, it was slow so they got Posey at second while Sandoval was safe at first. Michael Morse was the last hope for the Giants in the ninth with Sandoval at first and 2 outs. Morse struck out swinging to end the game.
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|Look up Halcyon, halcyon, or halcyons in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
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- Halcyon (genus), a type of bird
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- Halcyon Castle, a castle in Travancore, Kerala, India
- Halcyon Gallery, a group of three art galleries in the United Kingdom
- Halcyon House, a Georgian style home in Washington, D.C., United States
- Halcyon (console), a video-game console
- Halcyon (role-playing game), an indie role-playing game
- Halcyon, a comic book published by Image Comics
- Halcyon, collection of poems by Gabriele d'Annunzio, published in 1903
- Halcyon (dialogue), a short dialogue attributed to Plato
- Halcyon (Stargate Atlantis novel), a novel by James Swallow
- Halcyon Records, a record label founded by Marian McPartland
- Halcyon, a 1996 EP by Solstice
- Halcyon (album), a 2012 album by Ellie Goulding, or its title track
- Halcyon (Best Of), a 2005 album by Orbital
- Halcyon Digest, a 2010 album by Deerhunter
- "Halcyon", by ATB from the 2002 album Dedicated
- "Halcyon", by The Acacia Strain from the 2004 album 3750
- "Halcyon (Beautiful Days)", by Mono from the 2004 album Walking Cloud and Deep Red Sky, Flag Fluttered and the Sun Shined
- "Halcyon" (Chicane song), 2000
- "Halcyon", by Andy Moor (published on Armada Music, 2005)
- "Halcyon" (Delphic song), 2010
- "Halcyon", by The Paper Kites from the 2011 EP Woodland
- "Halcyon Days", by The Spring Standards from the 2010 album Would Things be Different
- "Halcyon (Intro)", by Enter Shikari from the 2009 album Common Dreads
- "Halcyon" (Orbital song), 1992
- "Halcyon: The Heavy Silence: In Silent Rain", by ...And Oceans from the 2002 album Cypher
- "Halcyon Days", by Two Gallants from the 2012 album The Bloom and the Blight
- "The Halcyon days", by The Tea Party from the 1999 album Triptych
- "Halcyon Days", by Stratovarius from the 2013 album Nemesis
- Halcyon, California, United States
- Halcyon Hot Springs, British Columbia, a former resort in the Kootenay region of British Columbia, Canada
- Halcyon, West Virginia, United States
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COLUMBUS, Ind. The Columbus City Council has passed a law prohibiting anyone under age 18 from carrying realistic-looking pellet guns in the south central Indiana community.
The council's unanimous action Tuesday night follows a string of calls to Columbus police of persons in public with guns that turned out to be toys.
WTHR-TV reports Columbus police pushed for the law. Police Chief Jason Maddix says the lookalike guns put police officers in a bad position when they have just seconds to decide whether to shoot when faced with someone carrying one. Maddix says there have been cases when Columbus police deployed tactical units for threats that turned out to be toys.
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Mt Vernon Pl is a four minute walk from the Red Line at the Park St Station - to Ashmont/Braintree stop.
This location is in the Beacon Hill neighborhood in Boston. Nearby parks include Mary Dyer Statue, Robert Gould Shaw and Fifty-fourth Regiment Memorial and Phillips St Park.
Nearby schools include The Phillips School, East Boston ECC Elementary School and Advent School.
The closest grocery stores are Mt Vernon Press, Beacon Capitol Market and Beacon Hill Market.
Nearby coffee shops include Dunkin' Donuts, Capitol Coffee House and Dunkin' Donuts. There are 358 restaurants within a 15 minute walk including No.9 Park, The Fill-a-Buster Restaurant and ZEN Japanese Grill & Sushi Bar.
Mt Vernon Pl is near Mary Dyer Statue, Robert Gould Shaw and Fifty-fourth Regiment Memorial and Phillips St Park.
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Memorable road trip
We made another one of those whirlwind trips Thursday of last week.
It all started a few weeks back when my good friends at the Mississippi Press Association sent an e-mail about a retirement reception for Patsy Speights, editor of the Prentiss Headlight.
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Last Wednesday (the 11th) when I left work, Craft Street/Highway 7 was a mess! I pulled into Liddy's drugstore and wasn't sure if I was going to get in and then it was really nasty getting out of the parking lot.
I imagine all those businesses up and down the road have been very anxious for the construction to be over. I certainly was and I just drive on that street.
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We do not say our prayers alone...
One Sunday as I arrived early and placed my key in the church door, I noticed a spider had made her web all over the doorknob and lock. This is never a good sign if you want to advertise an active church! But it is the truth, and I stopped to observe the spider which was lurking in the shadows, waiting for her prey. She was a wolf spider—absolutely harmless, but ferocious in appearance. One often sees them in crevices in brickwork or door facings. Of course, when my key touched the lock, the spider scurried to a safe hideaway.
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Attendance: 14,155
Game Leaders
35/53, 372 yds, 1 tds, 0 int
18/26, 203 yds, 3 tds, 1 int
22 car, 57 yds, 1 tds
12 car, 111 yds, 0 tds
14 rec, 163 yds, 1 tds
5 rec, 65 yds, 1 tds
Athens, OH (Sports Network) - Tyler Tettleton accounted for 314 yards of offense, as the Ohio University Bobcats knocked off the Miami-Ohio RedHawks in Mid-American Conference action at Peden Stadium.
The Bobcats (9-3, 6-2 MAC) captured the MAC East Division crown last week and could have suffered a letdown against Miami, but Tettleton did not allow that to happen, as he completed 18-of-26 passes, for 203 yards and three TDs, while rushing for 111 yards on 12 carries. Tailback Donte Harden added 71 yards on the ground, as Ohio amassed 232 rushing yards and 435 total offensive yards in the game.
The RedHawks (4-8, 3-5) also got strong play from the quarterback position, as Zac Dysert completed 35-of-53 passes, for 372 yards and one TD, while leading the team in rushing as well with 57 yards and a score. Nick Harwell was Dysert's favorite target downfield yet again, hauling in 14 balls for 163 yards and one TD. With his performance, Harwell set the single-season school record for receptions with 97.
The RedHawks got on the scoreboard first at the 3:04 mark of the first quarter, as Dysert capped off an 11-play, 64-yard drive with a two-yard TD run to give Miami-Ohio a 7-0 lead.
That is how the half would end, as Ohio struggled to move the football in the first 30 minutes of action, as its five drives ended with four punts and a missed field goal.
The Bobcats finally found their way into the end zone with just under six minutes left in the third quarter, tying things up at 7-7 with a four-yard TD pass from Tettleton to Jordan Thompson. Ohio took its first lead of the game just under 12 minutes left in the fourth quarter, when Tettleton connected with Donte Foster from four yards out to make it 14-7 and then extended that lead to 21-7 at the 8:38 mark of the period with yet another four-yard TD pass, this one to Riley Dunlop.
The RedHawks cut the lead to 21-14 just two minutes later with a 16-yard TD strike from Dysert to Harwell.
Miami had one more chance, getting the ball back with just over four minutes remaining in the game, but could not capitalize, turning the ball over on downs. Ohio was able to run the clock out to earn the win in the regular- season finale for both teams.
Referee: Tom McCabe
Umpire: Tony Smith
Head Linesman: G.Golembiewski
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Side Judge: Matt Kukar
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Insider knowledge: Dewars White Label whisky is named whisky by virtue of the fact it's from Scotland. If distilled in America the spelling would be Dewars White Label whiskey, as opposed to whisky.
Nose: Honey, peach, apple and wood. Cut hay.
Palate: Medium, vanilla fudge, smoke, toffee, heather honey, oak.
Finish: Good length, cut herbs, honeyed sweetness.
Recently Dewar's changed their label and they also changed their scotch. I don't know what they did but it now tastes like a watered down house brand. Switching to another brand.
10th October 2014
Like,very good
5th October 2014
Tastes like whisky. Burns your mouth and throat, numbs your palate.
Good for making fruit cake where the harshness can be hidden.
9th June 2014
After a regular daily dram it took me a while to realize where this beautifully balanced pleasure starts. It starts in the mouth. It's light and splashy but doesn't lack body. It rolls about nicely and covers the tongue. Sweet and delicious with a growing salty roundness and layers of flavour. Light and unimposing.
28th March 2014
Sweet rather than firey on entrance a great sign for a blend.
creamy middle that bitters nicely at the end,
hard to beat for a regular blend.
too good for mixers I'd give it 4 stars for a blend and I am a hard marker.
20th March 2014
it is good tasty, fantastic
18th March 2014
Its better than red label but its not as good as black it easy to drink it has very good finish and its cheap.
Buy it its good i will give 4
20th February 2014
I've just recently started exploring scotch and this is one of the first bottles that I bought with my own money.
I like how it's really easy to drink and has a very friendly flavor, but I'd avoid putting on ice; it gives it a watered-down taste.
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31st January 2014
As the whisky that introduced me to the world of scotch, this couldn't have been a more pleasant experience. I've had it with a splash of water, on the rocks, and neat. Neat is by far my favorite way to enjoy this one.
23rd January 2014
don't tell crap because for that price was better that competitors.Now please note we all have diferente test so bay what you like and drink resp.
24th December 2013
dis stuff good
28th November 2013
among the top
5th November 2013
I'm really liking this scotch so far. It is very smooth, easy drinking and very affordable. Dare I say I like it better than most 12 year old single malts that I've tried. Initially I tried adding water to it and that actually caused me to not like it so much. Water brought out the smoky taste too much, something I'm not a huge fan of. Then I decided to try it neat.... All I can say is WOW. I'm impressed how such an inexpensive scotch can taste so good.
21st October 2013
We are delighted by this whisky, it is a pleasure to the palate and and a dreamy , sweety, conforting drink
After I did drinkI inmediately became a connoseur.
I won't try for another brand in the market
It is an elixir I look to try in company of my husband every evening.
25th September 2013
Add a drop of water and let it settle for a few minutes and this really shines. Delicious stuff - and I dont think any or much caramel is added
17th August 2013
15th April 2013
Wonderful value. makes for an excellent every day dram.
2nd March 2013
White Label is full of heart, mind, body and soul. Dewar's smoothest delight, don't listen to the heavy drinkers, who lost their sight to taste this delight.
30th November 2012
It's been years since I had a snake-bite, but this is smooth and light, a real delight. Those that are heavy drinkers need not apply!
Pretty plain smooth as the taste mild suitable for people light moderation drinkers.
26th January 2012
I have discovered that this dram somewhat deteriorated for the last couple od years. When good it was aromatic with apples and pears in the nose with sweet vanilled barley. It was also round & chewy in the palate.
now it is only toffe barley in the nose and a very harsh burning in the palate. Pitty that!
20th September 2010
I must say that it's my favourite blend. Much more tasty, having a subtle nose and with bigger body than the counterparts within the same price range!
Chewy & delicate finish make this dram a perfect 12-13 pounds blend for everyday sipping:)
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The University's Corvallis campus is closing for the remainder of the day, effective at noon. Damage, smoke issues and other complications resulting from an electrical fire this morning in the university's steam tunnels has caused widespread problems with electrical service, heating, smoke and network connectivity in a long and growing number of buildings.
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A curated directory of religious tours and spiritual journeys tagged with "New Age."
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|Peru & Bolivia – Secrets of the Ancients
Company: Spiritual Quest Journeys
Destinations: Ucayali Department · Cuzco
The Andean Master Path is the Wisdom Path of the ancestors – a union of the heart and mind. Join Spiritual Quest Journeys and our 4 exceptional Journey Leaders for a journey of a lifetime – a true gift to the Self in every way! The Andes is one of the greatest cultural and spiritual centers currently on the planet. The energy of this beautiful and sacred land possesses a powerful healing effect that touches all those who visit her in a profound and life changing way. Imagine yourself breathing in the mystical air of the Andes Mountains as you follow in the footsteps of the Ancient ones, guided through places of power by the foremost local expert; a South African born Andean Shaman and the authors of the award winning higher consciousness novel "One Great Year". Details and booking→
|15 days
|August 15-29, 2014
|Egypt – Alchemy & Divine Egyptian Magick
Company: Spiritual Quest Journeys
Destinations: Giza · Saqqara · Dahshur · Dahshur · Luxor · Luxor · Luxor · Philae Island · Giza · Giza
Categories: Ancient Egyptian · bus/coach tours · luxury · New Age · spiritual · temples
Embark on this sojourn through the energetic cosmic doorway granting you access to the hidden magical realms of illumination holding the wisdom of the whole. Embrace the wisdom of each Temples visited which reflects not only the myth of Isis and Osiris but also the stellar, solar, lunar, and environmental influences so important to the ancient Egyptians; including the Majesty of the Milky Way as reflected in the waters of the river Nile. Your sacred voyage to Egypt will ignite the process of your conscious evolution experienced as an ascension spiral granting you greater intuitive self-awareness in embracing your SAHU (the fully realized self). Details and booking→
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Hey guys,
I'm gonna be moving over to managing this blog and another, professional-focused blog from now on. This was originally meant to be a mix between both personal and safe-for-work/professional but I've been conflicted about what kind of content I want to present here.
That way I can definitely know what kind of content I want to go where, and it'll make posting a whole lot easier, so hopefully I can post more here AND there.
I've been working on a couple projects and I'm gonna add a personal website/portfolio/resume site to it soon, so hopefully I'll have a place to aggregate all of my online presences, too.
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I'm probably really slow on the mark here
but in The Avengers when Bruce Banner says "I don't every time get what I want" he touches a baby's crib
and that is one of the saddest moments for me
Joss said that that part of the scene was improvised by Mark and that was the moment Joss knew he had picked the right man to play Bruce Banner.
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remember feeling like a superhero when the screen went black and the credit music came on?
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Welcome to Eastside Bluegrass, where we bring some of the best talent from around our region to you. We invite you to come and enjoy this fun and rousing music with us in our many concerts throughout the year. Everyone is welcome! Take a look at some of the great groups we have coming this fall and into next year. Admission is only a suggested $10 per person donation at the door and we have a full service snack bar, great seating, fantastic sound and great company. Our concerts are usually held on the second Saturday of each month unless we have special show or a conflict with a holiday.
Jamming begins at 5:30pm so bring an instrument and join in. Don't play? Well, bring your voice and sing along!
Show begins at 7:00pm with usually two groups split by a "tweener" act and a break for refreshments. Very relaxed atmosphere and plenty of time to talk and visit with friends, musicians and new acquaintances. You can also download our current flyer that you can print, post and give to your friends by clicking here.
Click on the name or website name on the left column of any of the groups to go to their website and listen to what super talent we have in store for you. If you have any comments or suggestions for our new website let us know!
Eastside Bluegrass series is proud to have our fabulous sound system at our concerts courtesy of Mark Gensman of "Ground Zero Sound".
See ya there! Click here for a map to the concert location.
Mason Smith
SPECIAL VIDEO: Steve Blanchard sings "Eight More Miles to Louisville" during October show!!
Videos of Previous shows!
|Fall 2014 Schedule
October 11th
|Johnson City's The Barefoot Movement have been making waves in the folk world since the release of their 2011 debut album Footwork.The Barefoot Movement definitely starts your toes tapping! From their foot-tapping instrumental "Sheepherder" to the emotional ballad "Thunder" and everything in between, these roots music newcomers have assembled quite the collection here, both old songs and new, offering something for everyone. Tommy Norris on mandolin, Noah Wallon on fiddle, Hasee Ciaccio on bass and Alex Conerly on guitar.
David's Drinking Band specializes in bluegrass and drinking songs. They will lead you around Dixieland, up to good old Rocky Top Tennessee, and back down to the river to pray all in pursuit of a jar of moonshine whiskey. The band is comprised of hard driving, hard drinking members who sing like angels and pick like demons. DDB's revivalist sound incorporates classic 3 part bluegrass harmonies and features guitar, mandolin, banjo, and double bass.Their set is comprised of material drawn from Southern Gothic Mythology, Biblical imagery, and traditional Bluegrass and American fiddle standards, while also incorporating songs which explore the simpler side of having a cheap good time at the expense of good judgment. The Devil appears constantly in their material, emerging from the deep to torture and tempt sinners of all shapes and sizes against the backdrop of deep rural backwoods. No matter what the story, David's Drinking Band rips into it with the fervor of the damned and the honesty of those who've suffered the consequences of a wild night or two.
November 8th
Crazed Weasel String Band
Cinder Blue- CinderBlue, an acoustic band now in their fourth year of performing, has a rich, full, melodious sound that captures you from the first note. Singing a mix of blues, bluegrass, and country, CinderBlue's beautiful, intricate, and tightly woven harmonies will take you on a musical journey through an engaging sample of Americana. Marlene, with her sultry, smoky voice, is the band's engaging front person. She is accompanied by Jeff, Rex, and Steve who provide skilled and memorable performances vocally and on the guitar, ukulele, mandolin, and bass.Come listen to CinderBlue and enjoy classic American music performed with heart, skill, and style.
|Refugees from continental drift, the Weasels (Loren Ford and Judy Arter) have been performing as a duo (and sometimes a trio with Joe Hamer or others) for five years. They have been in several other bands, individually and together since 1980, including Gold Rush, Pumpkin Ridge, and No Strings Attached. Carried on flotsam and jetsam to the new world, the Weasels above all else, attempt to entertain audiences with a combination of various styles of music and irreverent humor.
|Kathy Boyd & Phoenix Rising. Based in Tualatin, Oregon – the award winning original roots music group Kathy Boyd & Phoenix Rising continues to stack up awards and accolades while performing their high-energy shows throughout the West. Awards include guitar player Dennis Nelson being named 2008 Roots Music Association Bluegrass Songwriter of the Year and banjo player Tom Tower winning the $10,000 prize in the 2010 City Love Music Contest. In 2012 their upbeat tune "Am I A Fool For Your Love" won a spot on The Alternate Root Valentine Sampler and their song "Risky Business" was chosen for the Ambassadorship Program through Rock the Cuts (sponsored by Super Cuts). In 2013 their song "Death Grip" kept them in the Super Cuts Ambassadorship program, and they continue to ride the success of the January 2013 release of their 4th all-original recording into 2014. While in the middle of promoting "Lowground" the band somehow found time to complete their long-awaited Christmas CD "Spending Every Christmas With You" – much to the delight of radio personalities and fans everywhere.
Currently touring to promote the release of their all-original 5th CD, this troupe of entertainers continues to spend as many hours as possible sharing their music with the general public. "Lowground" was released for international radio airplay on January 1, 2013 and in it's 1st week of release became the #1 bluegrass album downloaded for radio airplay and contained all 10 of the top ten singles downloaded for radio airplay in any genre. It held the #2 spot for the remainder of the month and stayed in the top 25 throughout the month of February. Kathy Boyd provides the bass beat and sparkle to Phoenix Rising, Tim Crosby on fiddle, Tom Tower is a master storyteller and the duties of both banjo and Dobro, and Dennis Nelson playing lead and rhythm guitar.
December 12th
Christmas Show!
The Kate White Band
Roundhouse performs music from a variety of genres using bluegrass instrumentation; bass, guitar, mandolin, and banjo. Duet, trio and quartet harmonies are integral to the Roundhouse sound; working out interesting and unique arrangements are of special interest to the band members. Bluegrass, folk, southern and classic rock, a cappella, gospel, country, blazing instrumentals and original compositions all appear in the band's repertoire!Roundhouse was founded in 1994 by Ron Leavitt and Kim Jones. Both Ron and Kim have played music since childhood and have performed with regional bands in Oregon and Washington. Ron started his musical career on trumpet in the junior high orchestra and developed an unerring ear for harmonies. He switched to the mandolin in college, inspired by both Seals and Croft and Bill Monroe. Kim grew up with country and bluegrass music, although piano was her first instrument. The mandolin was her instrument of choice while playing with her father's band in the 80's, then when Roundhouse was started, she switched to bass. She writes many of the original compositions and enjoys singing "high harmony" above the guys.The third founding band member, Joe Denhof, has similar long-time experience performing a variety of music styles in Michigan, California and Oregon. Joe is comfortable on guitar or bass and has played each of these instruments in different bands. He also contributes original material to Roundhouse's song collection. His distinctive rhythmic guitar style gives Roundhouse it's edge.The newest member, Donn Whitten, performed as a soloist in San Diego, CA, and has been a student of the banjo for many years. Guitar and harmonica are additional instruments Donn enjoys playing. An able lead and harmony singer, his contributions give the Roundhouse repertoire added dimension and texture.
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Redwood City clinics moving to new San Carlos Center
Beginning Monday, November 17, visit us at our new medical center located at 301 Industrial Road in San Carlos.
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Fran Romer Workshop handouts
In case you missed the Fran Romer Workshop or wanted the information from another book group if you attended, here it is:
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Monday, January 13, 2014
Suffolk and Nassau YASD annual joint meeting
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Monday, December 30, 2013
YASD January Meeting
The Young Adult Services Division of the Suffolk County Library Association is happy to be kicking off our 2014 program schedule with a visit from a few members of The Horror Writer's Association on Thursday, January 9th, from 9:30-12:00 pm at Sachem Public Library. YA authors Charles Day (Kyle McGerrt Trilogy, Legend of the Pumpkin Thief) and Tonya Hurley (Precious Blood, Ghost Girl Series, Passionaries of The Blessed Trilogy) will discuss the HWA and its many connections to young adult readers and the services it has available for the Young Adult Departments of public libraries in Suffolk County.
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Monday, September 30, 2013
YASD's Third Annual Teen Librarian Awards_Nominate a Librarian today!
Thank your colleagues and fellow librarians for their service to teens and recognize their efforts by nominating them for a Teen Librarian Award!
Each nominee will be recognized and the recipient of each award will be presented with a plaque at the YASD Annual Author Visit Thursday,December 12.
The nomination form and a description of each award can be found at the links below.
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YASD Annual Author Visit_Thursday, December 12, 2013
Colleagues, please save the date for our Annual YASD Author Visit on Thursday, December 12, 2013 at 1:00pm at The Mansion at Timber Point Country Club. Our guest speaker will be award winning author E. Lockhart (also known as Emily Jenkins). Please see the attached Registration Form for details.
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Nassau YASD's December Brunch and Installation of Officers
Please see the attached flyer for Nassau YASD's December Brunch and Installation of Officers. It will be held on Thursday, December 5, 2013 at the Hofstra University Club.
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German court bans circumcision of young boys for religious reasons
Jewish and Muslim groups protested after a German court banned the circumcision of young boys for religious reasons in the first ruling of its kind in the country.
The court in the western city of Cologne handed down the decision on Tuesday in the case of a doctor prosecuted for circumcising a four-year-old Muslim boy who had to be treated two days later for post-operative bleeding.
It ruled involuntary religious circumcision should be made illegal because it could inflict serious bodily harm on people who had not consented to it.
However the ruling, which applies only to the Cologne area, said boys who consciously decided to be circumcised could have the operation. No age restriction was given, or any more specific details.
The doctor, who was prosecuted after the hospital doctor who treated the boy for bleeding called police, was acquitted as there was no law banning religious circumcision at the time.
The Central Council of Jews in Germany called the ruling an "unprecedented and dramatic intrusion" of the right to religious freedom and an "outrageous and insensitive" act. The Central Council of Muslims in Germany called the sentence a "blatant and inadmissible interference" in the rights of parents.
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That sushi place is really cozy, central and full of light. The sushi was fresh and delicious.
Prices are at 3,50$ / Plate and the service is good.
great value and choices.
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great location close to shopping area in the city.
Last time we went to a sushi train was in Tokyo where I must admit I didn't find too much that I liked! But this one in Auckland was fab and fun with food I recognised and would eat. My 2 girls thoroughly enjoyed it. We had a limit each and stuck to that so good for their maths too.
This is speed dining, with the pre-made sushi coming to you on a conveyor belt with waitresses to fill in whatever else you need. Not glamorous or trendy, but an efficient way to get good fresh sushi at very low prices.
If you know what a sushi hand roll should look like then do not order one here!
I asked for a salmon and avocado hand roll.
It was a cone of cold hard rice with a tiny bit of avocado and a taste of salmon!
Most of the dishes on the train are deep fried and fatty or heavily topped...
it's right outside the entrance to Sebel Suites hotel lobby. It's not only a fun place to choose your own sushi as they are right in front of you on a moving tray, it's also not that expensive. The price is according to the color of the sushi plates. I think it starts from NZD$3 to NZD$6 per plate. You...
I visited this sushi restaurant recently with a friend, my daughter and one of her friends, we had the best time ever. The selection and freshness of the food was impeccable, the service absolutely flawless and best of all was the overall feeling that the staff in the place were working hard to ensure everyone in the place was having...
Being in Auckland at lunch time we decided to stop at the Sushi Train as we visit them often when at home; Found this to be a mistake. Had to sit at a table as there were none available around the counter. Very little to choose from and a lot of empty spaces on 'Train' and they were not being...
Always a treat to see such a rich choice and such fresh wonderful food. Service great. Three of us ate up large and tried lots of delicacies...all for $50 all up. Great value.
Wasn't the best I had but was ok and worth a stop in. They are central and easy to get to so it's not a hassle if in town. Enjoyed watching the preparation aswell
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Celgene and Innate Pharma agreed to work together to carry out a Phase II trial evaluating a combination of their treatments for multiple myeloma. Celgene's Revlimid® and Innate Pharma's IPH 2101 will be evaluated in patients who have failed first-line therapy.
Innate Pharma expects to submit an IND application for the U.S. trial early in 2010. Revlimid is already marketed for the treatment of multiple myeloma, and IPH 2101 is in Phase II development as a single agent against the disease. Innate Pharma says that in vitro studies have already demonstrated that the two drugs have a synergistic effect in multiple myeloma cell lines.
"Innate Pharma's science is unique and represents a novel approach to treating multiple myeloma," according to Jean-Pierre Bizzari, svp, group head of oncology/hematology at Celgene. "Combining IPH 2101, a drug candidate with a new and original mechanism of action, with the leading global brand therapy for multiple myeloma, Revlimid, may result in an effective treatment option for patients with multiple myeloma."
Innate Pharma's IPH 2101 is a fully human anti-KIR mAb that blocks natural killer cell inhibitor receptors. Innate also plans to carry out an additional clinical trial in patients suffering from early stages of multiple myeloma known as smoldering myeloma. A Phase I trial evaluating IPH 2101 in acute myeloid leukemia was also recently extended.
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The Central Florida Chapter of Autism Speaks, the world's leading autism science and advocacy organization, today announced that the 10th annual Tampa Bay Walk Now for Autism Speaks fundraising and awareness event will take place on Saturday, April 11, 2015 at Tropicana Field, home of Major League Baseball's (MLB) Tampa Bay Rays.
This morning, Tampa Bay Rays Principal Owner Stuart Sternberg issued the following statement regarding Joe Maddon's contract situation:
"Joe Maddon has exercised an opt-out in his current contract, a contract which was not scheduled to expire until after the 2015 season. We tried diligently and aggressively to sign Joe to a third contract extension prior to his decision. As of yesterday afternoon, Joe enabled himself to explore opportunities throughout Major League Baseball. He will not be managing the Rays in 2015. Joe has been our manager for nine seasons, and the foundation of success laid during his tenure endures. We thank him for all that he's meant to the organization."
The Tampa Bay Rays have promoted Chaim Bloom and Erik Neander each to the position of Vice President, Baseball Operations. In their new roles, they will assist President, Baseball Operations Matt Silverman in all aspects of the department.
The Tampa Bay Rays today announced a set of executive leadership changes.
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