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Mojo Monday/MOJO262 Much Love
Friday MashUP: colors and rectangles
Mojo Monday: sketch/MOJO262
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- Linda (Lindyloo) said...
Hi Teresa,
This is a wonderful interpretation of the Mojo Sketch. I love the damask papers you have used, they are one of my favourite designs.
Another stunning creation.
Hugs Linda x
- October 8, 2012 at 5:08 AM
- Heidi Baks said...
What a beautiful card! Eek - love, love all the flags!! Thanks for joining the Mashup this week.
- October 8, 2012 at 10:01 AM
- Wanda Cullen said...
LOL...I can't believe you flipped your own sketch! Love that you varied the length of the flags...a great look! Hope you had a great w/e in Roanoke (saw Deb briefly when she dropped off the order yesterday on her way to church). Have a great week!
- October 8, 2012 at 10:24 AM
- Chris said...
oh I love that lace, the card is fantastic.
- October 8, 2012 at 10:40 AM
- Emily said...
Beautiful! I love the colors and that lace is gorgeous!
- October 8, 2012 at 11:30 AM
- Maryleva said...
Love your card. Beautiful colors.
- October 8, 2012 at 12:00 PM
- Marisa said...
Why it never crossed my mind to flip the sketch is beyond me LOL! Love it both ways but think I may have to give it another go with the flipped version :) Great card showcasing the banners!
- October 8, 2012 at 1:25 PM
- Lea L. said...
This is so pretty, Teresa! I just LOVE that lace trim you've used!!
- October 8, 2012 at 3:31 PM
- Julee (Vervegirl) said...
Oh goodness! I love all those little pennants, T. Fabulous colors, scrumptious lace and a gorgeous card!
- October 8, 2012 at 3:48 PM
- Gloria Shirr (purpleglo) said...
Gorgeous card Teresa!! Saw this on Mojo Monday. I love your style and the gorgeous patterned papers you used. Have a fantastic day!! Hugs, Gloria
- October 8, 2012 at 4:31 PM
- Tina Merritt said...
Those pennants are beautiful! So elegant and I love the colors!
- October 8, 2012 at 4:36 PM
- Stephanie Kraft said...
So beautiful, Teresa! LOVE all the pennants and yummy lace!
- October 8, 2012 at 7:36 PM
- Debbie Carriere said...
Gorgeous, as usual!!! LOVE your take on the sketch!!
- October 8, 2012 at 8:32 PM
- Linda van der Velden said...
Great card!
- October 9, 2012 at 8:40 AM
- Christina Gualazzi said...
I love this card Teresa!
- October 10, 2012 at 12:06 AM
- DIANA L. said...
I love how you flipped the sketch great colors beautiful card
- October 10, 2012 at 3:56 PM
- Sharla said...
Beautiful card, I really love the colors you used. That sketch is perfect for a card I need to make!! Thanks for stopping by my blog and for the nice comment! :)
- October 10, 2012 at 6:23 PM
- Lisa said...
Wow, this is gorgeous!! I love the beautiful colors and the layers!! The lace is such a great touch!! Perfect take on the sketch!! Have a great evening :)
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- October 10, 2012 at 7:24 PM
- Tara (Murphy) Bourgoin said...
WOW! So beautiful! I love how you've combined the challenges - Those banners are divine. What a fabulous card! Thanks for joining us at The Friday Mashup this week! :)
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Emanuelle's Daughter:
Queen of Sados
Greece - Cyprus / 1979
Directed by Elia Milonakos
Laura Gemser
Gabriele Tinti
Livia Russo
Color / 91 Minutes
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Emanuelle (Laura Gemser) conspires to kill her abusive husband and get revenge on his cronies, all while trying to raise her young stepdaughter..
Also known as
Emanuelle's Daughter
Emanuelle: Queen of Sados
is a tedious sexploitation potboiler. While the Greek locales and plentiful nudity from the likes of Laura Gemser and others gives the film some pictorial value (thus accounting for my possibly too generous rating... I guess I'm just a sucker for naked Mediterranean chicks), it is too clumsily staged and plotted to be engaging.
Going in to a Laura Gemser Emanuelle picture, the viewer should have a good idea of what to expect — plenty of nudity and softcore groping. Typical in a film of this sort, any time the plot gets in the way, entertainment value begins to wane. This is particularly troublesome in this film, which becomes increasingly soap opera-esque in the most laughable way imaginable. After setting up a convoluted tale of revenge, director Elia Milonakos seems to forget what the story is actually about! The last act is a rushed mess, ending on a most inappropriately abrupt note with several plot strands still left dangling and unresolved. Milonakos' staging is so flat and unfeeling that even the sex scenes become a little boring through repetition — he tries livening them up a bit through arty cross-cutting, but it's not particularly effective. The subplot involving Emanuelle's stepdaughter feels particularly half-baked, and the scenes of young Livia Russo stripping down to take a shower, lose her virginity on the beach, or be subjected to a violent rape feel a little creepy since the actress in question looks to be significantly under 18 years of age; if indeed she was "of age" it certainly doesn't appear that way.
It's really difficult to find much of interest in this film. The performances range from the disinterested (Gordon Mitchell, whose credits range from dreck like
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to art house classics like
Fellini Satyricon
to any number of Italian sword and sandal pictures, pops up as a potential heavy) to the amateurish (Russo, in seemingly her only screen role, is particularly risible during her emotional scenes), and even Gemser seems a bit bored by it all. Gemser's real life lover Gabriele Tinti, a veteran of several Emanuelle flicks as well as Mario Bava's
Lisa and the Devil
(1972), shows up and has the requisite sex scene with Emanuelle but is otherwise given little to do. While there is some camp value in the tacky fashions (dig all those leisure suits, man!) and lethargic action scenes, ultimately
Emanuelle: Queen of Sados
is recommended only for the staunchest of skin flick enthusiasts. There are any number of similarly poorly made and plotted hardcore films that at least deliver where it counts.
Media Blaster's release of
Emanuelle: Queen of Sados
(packaged as
Emanuelle's Daughter: Queen of Sados
) is part of their
Exploitation Digital
line of DVDs. The fullframe image is reasonably colorful and comes from a decent source print. It's hard to tell if this was matted for theaters, or if this is a cropped release. Compositions are seldom particularly striking, and they appear to be well balanced, so the lack of letterboxing doesn't pose an obvious issue. Image quality is good if a little soft, though this could be the fault of the original cinematography. The mono English soundtrack is rife with laughable dubbing, but is otherwise clean and clear, showing off the funky score to its best advantage. Extras include silent outtakes from the filming (granting us different angles to some of the shots, only appreciated when it comes to Gemser stretching out to sunbathe on the beach), a photo gallery, and trailers for this film and other Media Blasters' erotica releases.
The hilarious trailers for stinkers like
Porno Holocaust
Yellow Emanuelle
are actually more entertaining than the feature itself.

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WASHINGTON — The nomination of Michael B. Mukasey as attorney general encountered resistance on Friday, with Democratic senators suggesting for the first time that they might oppose Mukasey if he did not make clear that he opposed waterboarding and other harsh interrogation techniques that have been used against terrorism suspects.
The ranking Republican on the Senate Judiciary Committee, Arlen Specter of Pennsylvania, joined in the expressions of concern about Mukasey. Specter said in an interview on Friday that the nomination could hinge on Mukasey's written responses to questions posed to him this week about the Bush administration's anti-terrorism policies, including its use of interrogation techniques such as waterboarding, which simulates drowning, and about his larger views on executive power.


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Final State Senate vote set for today
Election season isn't over yet: Voters will again go to the polls on May 28, this time to choose the person who will take over for former state Sen. Jack Hart.
Long viewed as the "Southie seat," the First Suffolk District, which includes South Boston, Dorchester, Mattapan and a portion of Hyde Park, will see two Dorchester candidates squaring off on the ballot: state Rep. Linda Dorcena Forry, a Democrat, and political activist Joseph Ureneck, a Republican.
Dorcena Forry won an April 30 Democratic primary with 10,214 votes. State Rep. Nick Collins, a South Boston Democrat, picked up 9,836 votes, while Maureen Dahill, a blogger from South Boston, received nearly 1,600 votes.
Ureneck, who was unopposed in the Republican primary, received 829 votes, according to the Election Department.
Turnout will likely be significantly lower this time around, as most of the focus is on the first open mayor's race in 30 years, as well as the race for former U.S. Sen. John Kerry's seat.
Hart left his state Senate seat earlier this year to take a job at a local law firm, setting up the special election to replace him. If Dorcena Forry wins on Tuesday, a special election to replace her in the 12th Suffolk House seat is expected to occur.
Dorcena Forry, who is married to Reporter editor Bill Forry, is likely to coast on Tuesday, given the heavily Democratic make-up of the state Senate district.
She has been in South Boston almost "every other day," she said on Wednesday, and recently lunched with Collins and Dahill on Beacon Hill and in South Boston. Several of the unions that backed Collins are now supporting her, she added.
"We're all in this together," she said.
Her campaign is also holding a fundraiser at Anthony's Pier 4 on Thursday evening.
In the weeks before the Democratic primary and a few days after it, Dorcena Forry's campaign spent $125,250, with a good chunk of it going to getting the word out about the election on various radio stations. Her campaign also received significant support from liberal groups like Mass Alliance and Mass. Equality.
Ureneck has spent $300 on yard signs, according to filings on the website of the state Office of Campaign and Political Finance.
Ureneck had pressed for a debate after he and Dorcena Forry had won their respective primaries. On Tuesday night, the two faced off on "Talk of the Neighborhoods," hosted by Joe Heisler.
Before it aired, Ureneck said he expected it to be a "debate of sorts."
"We'll take what we can get at this point," he said.
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Controversy Surrounds Cancellation Of Michael Moore's 'Traverse City Comedy Arts Festival'
The Traverse City Comedy Arts Festival will not be returning in 2012. Co-founder Michael Moore says the festival, which started in 2010, will not take place in 2012 and may not return in 2013.
Why? Moore says it's because of "drunks" from a beer festival that takes place the same weekend. He says they interrupt shows and the comedy festival isn't "going to compete with people drinking a lot of beer".
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Invoking not the country but the era when it was the United States' obsession, Vietnam is the appropriately obsessive expression of Michael Gerner, who rages at assorted demons over a sprawling, gritty sound that draws heavily on the Velvet Underground, bluesy rock, and hazy experimentation. He also has a major Dylan fixation that comes out sporadically in his vocal phrasing and more frequently in his stabs at rock poetics. The first incarnation of Vietnam paired Gerner with guitarist Josh Grubb, who put out a well-received 2004 EP, The Concrete's Always Grayer on the Other Side of the Street, then an eponymous LP in 2007. Shortly after, the band split up. Gerner reportedly spent five years on the West Coast fiddling with ambient music, but returned to New York, put together a new version of the band, and subsequently issued An A.merican D.ream. Like U.S. policy during the Southeast Asian war, the new album is messy, confusing, sometimes nonsensical, other times riveting, and often riddled with the sounds of helicopters and falling bombs. A pair of local bands with folk-rock/psychedelic overtones, Pony Trash and Mages, will open. 18+.
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BalletNext is a New York City based ballet company that produces and performs new choreography, en-pointe, set to live music.
Led by Artistic Director, Michele Wiles who founded the company after leaving her role as principal dancer at American Ballet Theatre; BalletNext brings leading classically trained dancers, choreographers, composers, and musicians together to create work in an environment that encourages risk-taking and a focus on process.
We work with today's leading choreographers to create an all new repertory.
Today's leading classically trained dancers perform en pointe.
Every performance is to live music including violin, cello, harpsichord, and piano.
Michele Wiles, artistic director and dancer of BalletNext founded the company in 2011 with the vision to pair classically trained dancers and live musicians in a collaborative setting that encourages risk taking and a focus on process during the creation of high quality work.
Michele was born in Baltimore, Maryland and at age 10 moved to Washington D.C. to train at the Kirov Academy on full scholarship. She was a Gold Medal winner at the 18th International Ballet Competition in Varna, Bulgaria a Bronze Medal winner in Nagoya, Japan and a finalist at the Paris International Dance Competition. She was a Princess Grace Foundation – U.S.A. Dance Fellowship recipient for 1999–2000 and won the Erik Bruhn Prize in 2002. She joined American Ballet Theatre's Studio Company in 1997 and joined American Ballet Theatre in 1998. She was promoted to soloist in 2000 and to principal in 2005. In 2011, she left that position to start BalletNext.
In addition to leading BalletNext as artistic director and dancer, Michele is choreographing. Her first work, All the Drops of Water, to music by Max Richter was created in 2013. Her second work, Querencia, a work for 3 women and one violinist to music by Henrich Biber was created for the Columbia Ballet Collaborative and premiered at the Miller Theatre in May 2014. Her most recent work, Ushuaia, also to music by Heinrich Biber was created in residence at Kaatsbaan in the summer of 2014.


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Question Time is a collaboration between David Berridge, Rachel Lois Clapham, Alex Eisenberg and Mary Paterson as Open Dialogues. Neil Bennun joins as an associate in Copenhagen. Question Time is programmed as part of New Life Copenhagen, featuring in the official United Nations COP15 artistic programme.
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I am a writer making text works for exhibition, performance, print and online publication. Recent projects include GUEST WORK GUESS WORK, an exhibition at 7.9 Cubic Metres/ Stanley Picker Gallery, London, and curating WRITING EXHIBITIONS, a series of micro-exhibitions exploring connections of writing and exhibition making. I am particularly interested in experimental essaying; connections of writing, script and notation; and combined pedagogical implications of ecology and experimental art practice. Work online at Rubric, soanyway, Fillip, and Refutation.
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I am a writer and Co-Director of Open Dialogues. My writing on performance is published in the UK and internationally. Projects in 2009 include Inside Performance, a regular column for Dance Theatre Journal, Notes on Notes, a performance writing residency at the Laing Gallery and Writing Live, an experiment in art, writing and performance with the Performa Biennial of Visual Art Performance, New York. Current fascinations are the porosity of text, improvisation and live writing. www.opendialogues.com
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I am an artist making performance and live art and a member of the collective Present Attempt. I work collaboratively across disciplines including performance, photography and writing. My current work is concerned with Network Theory and how people might be connected to each other. I also work with body>data>space on the interface between technology and the human body and the Robots and Avatars programme of work.
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I am a writer and producer based in London, who works across Live Art, fine art, theatre and literature. As co-founder of Open Dialogues I have worked with writers, artists and curators across the world; recent projects include Performance Saga (Switzerland), SPILL (London), New Work Network (UK) and Performa (New York). I am General Manager of Extant, and writer in residence at the Live Art Development Agency.


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Preview: An 8-10 record ain't great, but there's something about 8-11 that looks a whole lot worse, especially knowing the Phillies will be missing Jimmy Rollins for a minimum of 15 days. Before the game, the Phils placed the reigning MVP on the DL and recalled infielder Brad Harman and T.J. Bohn from the minor leagues; Bohn replaces Chris Snelling, who also went on the 15-day DL Tonight's game airs nationally on ESPN, so details could be limited.
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Local elections supervisors went to Tallahassee on Tuesday and made a convincing case for how to best fix Florida's voting process. On Thursday, Gov. Rick Scott lent his support to many of their proposals. Now state lawmakers should follow through and correct problems in at least four areas that produced long lines and late tabulations, a scenario that made Florida a national punchline. They are:
•Restore early voting to its full 14 days. That Florida allowed only eight early voting days in November — at a limited number of locations — created long lines from the opening bell. Rather than stand in long lines, many voters asked for absentee ballots they turned in later. Absentee ballots take longer to count because their signatures must be matched with voter registration forms. Shortening the lines at early voting sites would reduce the glut of last-minute absentee ballots and lead to a quicker vote count.


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Turning this situation around is not just a matter of having a talk with a person and asking him (or her) to stop drinking or using drugs. When a person is addicted, he needs effective rehab to recover his sobriety and even his true personality.
The first and perhaps the most important first step for a family is to realize that they should not wait for the problem to "go away on its own." They shouldn't just hope the person will "get over it" or wait for him to "hit bottom." To save a life, a family needs to take action.
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This Halloween we were all set to mourn the loss of fancy dress dream team Heidi Klum and Seal. Their costumes over the years have involved everything from forbidden fruit and hairy apes to creepy crows and Hindu gods and goddesses. Thankfully a selection of our favourite stars from London to L.A. have more than made up for the loss of Halloween's former power couple by joining forces with their loved ones (and in some cases their exes) to create dastardly double acts on the spookiest night of the year.
We've already reported this morning how Kate Moss and Jamie Hince dressed up as Morticia and Gomez Addams for TV presenter Jonathan Ross' annual Halloween bash in London last night, but the Croydon Clotheshorse and her hubby weren't the only hot Halloween couple in attendance. Gwen Stefani made an appearance as Sandy from Grease accompanied by her No Doubt bandmate and former boyfriend Tony Kanal who assumed the role of Danny. On top rock 'n' roll form as usual Gwen teamed her skin tight Sandy trousers with a cropped shirt, pink leather jacket and gash to the neck while Tony (also covered in fake blood) styled his bleached blonde barnet in a Zuko quiff.
Speaking of exes, model Liberty Ross and her director husband Rupert Sanders were spotted together in L.A. with their children. The pair were all smiles as they indulged in a family trick-or-treating sesh - Liberty wearing a smokin' black rubber cat suit. It looks like those couples counselling sessions are working like magic.
Harrison Ford and Calista Flockhart proved that Halloween is certainly not just a game for young people as they dressed up as uber geeks complete with cardigans, thick black rimmed glasses and wigs. It's a far cry from Indiana Jones but there's no denying that the 70-year-old actor still looks adorable! Meanwhile singer Jennifer Lopez and her boyfriend Casper Smart payed homage to flower power as they dressed as hippies in paisley and suede fringing.
And finally for pure komedy value we loved the efforts of Kourtney Kardashian and her boyfriend Scott Disick who joined the rest of the Kardashian Krew by dressing up as a crime fighting team of superheroes. We expect to see all their cartoon capers revealed on a Kardashian Halloween special in the not too distant future...


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Roanoke Regional Airport found a locking system that has the ease of mechanical locks with the features of an electronic access control system.
California appeals court rules that an employee may be legally fired for failing to cooperate with an internal investigation. Lawmakers consider bills on embassy security and chemical facilities.
A look at the challenge of avoiding vigilance fatigue for those facing long-term security threats, and how the FBI uses television shows to help solve crime.
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More businesses are using social media to promote their brands, and that raises issues about when and how they should monitor what employees do with it.
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Experts contend that governments currently patrolling off the coast of Somalia will withdraw, leaving merchants to fend for themselves.
Experienced author and security professional, Eugene F. Ferraro, CPP, PCI, has successfully updated his previous work on the subject.
This book describes certain elements of the National Industrial Security Program, which is the government program for the protection of classified information.
Easy-to-read and often humorous, Dan Ariely's The (Honest) Truth About Dishonesty is highly relevant for security managers, notwithstanding its breezy style. Readers will come away with an understanding of the drivers of dishonesty and how to restructure the environment for better security.
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Turning technology to your advantage
YOU know what you want from your website, whether it's more business, better customer service or simply to avoid being overtaken by competitors. But maybe you don't know how to use technology to realise your ambitions. That's where Likemind Web Services come in.
• Social networking: develop custom entertainment, games or business applications for Facebook, Twitter and other social networking sites. Ideal for viral marketing campaigns spread by recommendation from one user to another, these offer you the potential to reach audiences of millions.
• Likemind Web Services was founded in 2006 by Alfred Armstrong with the aim of helping small and medium enterprises to realise their web goals. Since then we have worked with dozens of businesses across the UK and the world on all sizes of websites and applications.
• By bringing together open source software and our complementary range of skills we make advanced technologies affordable for ordinary enterprises.
WITH more than 13 years' experience in web design and usability, 146WebDesign offers a full and bespoke web design, marketing, SEO and IT support service to customers.
Celebrating a decade in business
FROM first concept to conclusion, Kev Behan Design offers a full design and print service at a price you can afford.
A quality service you can trust
ZEN Cart Web Design is a highly motivated North Devon company who believe that although their innovative web designs are often sold on style, they are, in fact, built on trust.
MY name is Helen Clarke, I live in Barnstaple and am able to offer a genuine, honest service to local businesses.
I have more than 20 years' experience in marketing and advertising. Four years ago I was one of the directors in my own business, and previous to that was new business developement manager for Lantern Fm (now Heart FM ).
When we had the business, we paid more than £500 for our website and had to phone up every time we needed to change text, menus, prices, etc which took alot of time and money.
I realised that there are a lot of small businesses which haven't got a website, or have an old Website which needs Upgrading.
I decided to go for an ITSEEZE franchise due to the fact that the system is unique, professional, low cost and easy to use.
Due to my previous experience of the costs of other web designers. I realised that this was an exciting opportunity.to be able to offer a fantastic web edit and marketing system at a fraction of the price others charge.
To view some of the LOCAL SITES which I have designed visit - www.itseeze.co.uk/find-a-consultant/north-devon/local-clients
STONE Creative is a friendly agency where the client always comes first. Modest in stature, it is growing in reputation and big on personal service and customer satisfaction. We're very easy going and great to get along with. You won't be disappointed.
Brochure design, logos, stationery, branding, publicity literature, exhibition materials, POS, vehicle livery, web design, signage, mugs, pens, clothing, leaflets, posters, company reports, invites… or anything else you might want designed, get in touch, see what we can do for you...
Stone Creative was born in January 2000 when MD and senior designer, Frank Stone, stepped away from a comfortable agency job to nurture and grow a few small clients of his own. Ten years on, those same clients are still regular customers… and have been joined by quite a few more along the way.
(The original clients, still using us today include Webbers Estate Agents, Samuels Solicitors and the RWM Food Group (Langport, Somerset))
The company has grown steadily from day one, going Limited in October 2003, and now boasts more than 90 clients, large and small, throughout the UK, Scotland, Ireland as well as overseas, in both Sweden and Spain.
We don't advertise. Repeat business and word-of-mouth referrals have always provided at least 95 per cent of our business, thus proving that hard work and a good reputation are key elements to success! Here's to the next ten years…
Our largest client is Actavis, with whom we've been working for the last 18 months. We provide the design and print for all promotional and marketing materials, for their Generic Marketing, OTC and HR departments.
Our newest client is a niche perfume boutique, Ormonde Jayne - based in Piccadilly, London - again, a referral from another satisfied client.
Our first piece of print is currently in production, due for delivery to their newly opened fragrance counter in Harrods, no less.
We also have another mailer planned for them, for mid March, this time a joint promotion with Harrods themselves. Not bad for a small N Devon business!
BLUE Sky was born back in the 1970s, and ever since, we've been building a unique service supplying local and regional companies with screen and litho print of the highest quality.
As part of Bray Leino, one of the UK's leading communications groups, we provide that same service to national and international companies and organisations too.
We work with companies in the fashion, energy, healthcare and automotive sectors. However complicated the logistical challenge, we have the expertise, here in the UK and globally.
We have built an enviable reputation for quality, service and cost-effectiveness. And no one understands better than we do, the pressures and deadlines that mean you need a printer you can rely on completely.
These days, our offer is a lot wider than just traditional printed materials. It includes banner stands and graphic panels plus custom and modular exhibition units through Bray Leino Events, also based here at Whiddon Valley. We can advise on integrated packages including promotion, design and artwork, in-house photography, web design and media.
While providing a flexible service offering unbeatable value has always been our focus, we're looking to the future too. That's why, for 2010, we have pioneered an exciting new Digital Large Format print solution.
It means we can create graphic panels and images of sparkling impact and quality right up to 1.5m wide. We'll be delighted to discuss your needs in depth to make certain your project runs smoothly. Call John Hagger on (01271) 323213 or mail him at: firstname.lastname@example.com
SPICE is the West Country communications specialist creating influential business solutions for all kinds of local businesses. We're proud to say the giant illuminated logo on the fantastic new Let's Go! skating leisure complex is one of ours!
We work with all sorts of local companies to help them develop their business and be more successful. Whether they need a simple leaflet, a hard-working website or a complete new brand identity, we're here to offer the advice and inspiration that comes from 30 years of experience. We have valuable expertise in helping a wide range of businesses, including solicitors, dentists, veterinary groups, tourism and food distributors.
Our service is a complete one, but our approach is simple. We gain a clear understanding of what it takes to grow your business; then we deliver it in excitingly creative ways. Our goal is to position your brand and give you an image that will set you apart and get you noticed.
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Nurse Risks Job, Posts Photos of Brain Surgery on Facebook
We thought maybe after the tale of Kevin Colvin, who was caught in a lie about a hedonistic Halloween party, people might be a little more cautious, but no. Then, we figured the story of Ashley-Paul Robinson publicly embarrassing his team would make Facebookers pause, or at least the extended jail time handed to Lara Buys would have inspired some careful consideration before posting photographs.
Alas, no. It seems many of us just haven't learned the lesson. So, lets add yet another tale of easily avoidable Facebook follies to the list. An as yet to be identified nurse in Stockholm, Sweden, lost her job after posting pictures of herself taken while assisting brain surgery. The photos included images of her holding and posing with unidentified pieces of the patient's body.
The photos violate both the hospitals policy against cameras in the operating room (unless specifically sanctioned for education purposes) and ethical codes meant to protect patient privacy. The nurse has been suspended and hospital officials are currently weighing whether to terminate her and/or report her to police.
Hopefully, this will be the last lesson you'll need to learn before finally taking a little more care with what you post online. Class dismissed. [From: Telegraph]


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Use Composite Supersets to Generate Multiple Harness Variants
On-demand Web Seminar
Learn how Mentor Graphics harness design tools can save costly design time and optimize the cost vs. complexity trade-off in harness design in this one-hour seminar.
An individual harness for an instrument panel, for example, can potentially have thousands of possible variants to support a large number of customer options.
We'll demonstrate how to use our harness design tools to define a harness as a composite superset, automatically generating the required harness variants and supporting documentation, including detailed costing.
What You Will Learn
- How to quickly create fully validated, costed harness and formboard designs from KBL or CATIA 3D models and many other sources
- How to design harnesses as composite supersets that automatically decompose into the required variant derivative harnesses, automatically generating diagrams for each variant
- How automated engineering algorithms can correctly select and configure connectors, terminals, coverings and other parts to reduce engineering effort and eliminate design errors
About the Presenter
Élisa Pouyanne
Elisa Pouyanne is Automotive Business Development Manager for Mentor Graphics IESD Division. Elisa has been with Mentor Graphics since 1999 and has held a number of customer facing roles, working with many of the world's major Automotive OEMs and wire harness manufacturers. These engagements have spanned process definition, methods development, deployment project management and projects to compress time to value for corporations adopting Capital tools.
Who Should View
Anyone involved in using or designing wiring/cabling harnesses, including:
- OEM engineers and managers
- Program, engineering and manufacturing managers
- Product engineers
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Learn how companies are improving their electrical vehicle design process by optimization of physical layout, modeling of battery charge / discharge, identification of safety issues and reduction of electromagnetic...…View On-demand Web Seminar
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Automate electrical design with rule-driven design tools to cut costs, time and effort of creating electrical wiring conforming to EWIS regulations.…View On-demand Web Seminar
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Staff Benda Bilili(Democratic Republic of Congo)
Despite being handicapped by polio and living rough on the streets of Kinshasa, Staff Benda
Bilili's singers, guitarists and percussionists have become a global sensation. The pulse
of their Congolese rumba echoes the sounds of Havana, Kingston and Harlem, and their
energetic live performances are nothing short of joyous and inspirational.
Performances:FRIDAY8:15pm – 9:30pmInternode Stage 1 – ST1OTHER APPEARANCES10:15pm – 11:45pmZoo Stage – ZST
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Terms and Conditions (website) – Inside United competition for a copy of Inside United signed by Ryan Giggs
1. Manchester United Limited ("MU") is the promoter of the competition to win a copy of Inside United signed by Ryan Giggs (the "Competition").
2. The Competition is open to all UK residents aged 18 or over, excluding employees of MU or any of its associated companies or subsidiaries (and the employees' families).
3. The Competition will close at 11:59 pm on Tuesday 29 March 2011 (the "Closing Date"), any entries received after the closing date will be discounted.
4. Entry to the Competition is on the basis of one entry per person.
5. By entering the Competition the entrant agrees to be bound by these terms and conditions (the "Conditions") and confirms that all information submitted is true, current and complete. MU reserves the right to verify the eligibility of all entrants and may, in its sole discretion, disqualify any entrant that fails to satisfy eligibility requirements.
6. The 11 winners will be selected at random from all valid entries received by the Closing Date (the "Winners").
7. The prize is to win one of eleven signed copies of Inside United by Ryan Giggs (each a "Prize" and together the "Prizes"). The Prize is inclusive of postage and packaging to an address in the United Kingdom.
8. The decision of MU is
final and no correspondence will be entered into.
9. If Manchester United cannot successfully contact the winner within a reasonable length of time it may, in its sole discretion, select another winner at random.
10. The Prize is non-transferable and there is no cash alternative. MU reserves the right to substitute any Prize with another of a similar nature and/or equal or greater value at any time. If a Winner is unable or unwilling to accept the Prize, subsequent draws will take place until a new Winner is found who is able / willing to accept the Prize.
11. By entering the Competition, the Winners consent to the following: (i) for the Winner's name to be disclosed to any person requesting that MU confirm the identity of the Winner; and (ii) for the Winner's name and/or photographs to be published for promotional or marketing purposes.
12. MU reserves the right to cancel or amend the Competition or these Conditions without notice in the event of the occurrence of circumstances beyond its reasonable control. MU also reserves the right to refuse entry to, or refuse to award the Prizes to, anyone in breach of these rules.
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Sage Grouse Scoping Scheduled
The Bridger-Teton National Forest has scheduled a series of public meetings to discuss Greater Sage-grouse conservation measures in Wyoming. Forest Spokesperson Mary Cernicek says the meetings will include information on how Bureau of Land Management in Wyoming and the Bridger-Teton National Forest will incorporate measures into their current management of federal lands. Scoping meetings are scheduled to take place in the Pinedale office the afternoon of February 28th and in the Jackson office March 2nd. The scoping meetings are a forum for collecting input related to amending the Bridger-Teton National Forest Land and Resource Management Plan. Scoping comments may be made at the meeting or submitted in writing by March 23rd.


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Central Regional Professional Development Center
Central Regional Professional Development Center
The Central Regional Professional Development Center was established by the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education in 1995.
The mission of the Central RPDC is to build the capacity and effectiveness of the entire school community to maximize student performance through high quality professional learning.
The Central RPDC is housed on the campus of the University of Central Missouri, Warrensburg, MO. Since its founding, Central RPDC has enjoyed an outstanding working relationship with UCM's College of Education, according to Dean Mike Wright. He stressed the important role the organization plays in this region.
"The Central Regional Professional Development Center provides critical services to teachers throughout west central Missouri," Wright said. "Smaller, rural school districts cannot afford to provide their teachers the quality professional development they need, so it is imperative we do everything we can to maintain this service. In addition, the expertise of the RPDC has a positive impact on the undergraduate teacher preparation program at UCM."
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2015 Powerful Learning Conference
"Connect: Instruction * Learning * Assessment"!
Check out the details below and don't delay! Early bird prices in effect until December 15th.
Registration for the 2015 Powerful Learning Conference is now available online!
To register, please follow these simple steps:
- Download and print a copy of the REGISTRATION BROCHURE.
- Review the brochure and all session descriptions while making note of the sessions you would like to attend.
- After identifying your session choices, go to REGISTER ONLINE to begin your online registration. (Please NOTE, you will be required to make a lunch selection FIRST on Monday as that selection may determine other session options).
- For assistance in registration, please contact Tammy Bagley at email@example.com. Or call her at (573) 881-4849.
Nationally acclaimed keynote presenters this year are:
- Bill Daggett, http://www.leadered.com/
"Connecting the 3R's – Rigor, Relevance and Relationships – in Instruction, Learning and Assessment"
- Bruce Wellman, http://miravia.com/
"Creating Communities of Thought: Shaping Group Cultures to Promote Professional Learning"
Nationally recognized speaker for luncheon session for leaders:
- Ken Williams, http://unfoldthesoul.com/
"Leadership in a Culture of Learning for ALL"
Over Fifty Breakout Sessions
- Successful practitioners and regional consultants present on a variety of topicsthat impact instruction, learning and assessment.
Post Conference Session
- Bruce Wellman, http://miravia.com/
"Got Data? Now What? Creating and Leading Cultures of Inquiry"
The Central Regional Professional Development Center is one of ten Regional Professional Development Centers established by the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education.
Seventy-one school districts directly benefit from services provided by the Central RPDC. The Central Region is comprised of the following fourteen Missouri counties:
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The state Regional Professional Development Centers provide a wide range of services to meet the needs of teachers, administrators, and school districts. Each center will differ from the others as the goal is to meet the district needs of professional educators of each region.


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Want to learn more about becoming a Justice LED Trainer? Read below about expectations for Trainers.
A Trainer of Local Church Facilitators Trainers will work in teams of two whenever possible. Trainers are contacted when local churches or other ministry groups are planning a facilitator training for people who will be using Justice LED resource in their ministries. Coordinating and communicating these trainings with Conferences and Associations is expected.
Have you heard?
"The justice LED training, resurrected the Spirit of why. . . Why we must be about God's call to be in solidarity with all of God's children. Wonderfully crafted and not just another boring workshop, but an opportunity for folks to bear their innermost desires, flaws and gifts, truly equipping us to 'go out and do likewise.'" --Dee Lundberg
An Advocate and Spokesperson
Trainers will make presentations and offer informational workshops for ministers, religious educators, congregations, Associations and/or Conferences and other groups on the Justice LED Training Program. They will seek opportunities within denominational structures to promote the program.
Selection Criteria for Trainers
The next anticipated Regional Trainer certifying event is in early 2014; watch for details!
What's the Word?
"Until I underwent the training for Justice LED, I considered myself a champion of justice. My transformation was so life altering, I have become infused with a new frenzy to be the justice for others I seek to champion for myself." -- Dian Griffin Jackson
What is the cost of the training?
Justice & Witness Ministries will subsidize as much of the cost of the trainings as possible. Local churches and/or Conferences may also be asked to help with some of the costs, especially when travel costs to the trainings are higher because of the geographical region.
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Walk to End Alzheimer's
Saturday, September 8, 2012
8:00 a.m. Event Check-In / 9:00 a.m. Walk
900 W. Orman Ave.
Pueblo's First Friday Art Walk
Friday, Sep 7 5:00p to 9:00p
Downtown Pueblo
Price: Free
Welcome to Pueblo's First Friday Art Walk! The art galleries will be open for extended hours beginning at 5:00 pm. Visit over 19 locations. Meet the artists and participate in "live art activities". Enjoy street performances. Allow extra time for a boat ride, or have a meal at one of Pueblo's excellent local restaurants. There's something for everyone to discover. For more info visit www.PuebloPAG.org.
Colorado Cats
Friday, Sep 7 8:45a to 9:30a
Cheyenne Mountain Zoo
Colorado Springs
Price: $8.25 members / $18.25 non-members per class for one adult and one toddler
Bring your 18-36 month old to the Zoo with their favorite adult for their First Adventures with Nature (F.A.W.N.). It is never too early to introduce your toddler to the wonders of the natural world around them. During each class we will learn about a variety of topics through age appropriate stories, special activities and fun animal encounters.
Colorado Springs City Tour
Friday, Sep 7 1:00p to 3:00p
Mining Exchange Hotel
Colorado Springs
Price: $15 per person - 18 years and over • $5 per person - Kids 7 to 17 years
This tour introduces you to the founders of the City. See sites frequented by General William Jackson Palmer, founder of Colorado Springs; Winfield Scott Stratton who discovered gold in nearby Cripple Creek on July 4, 1891; Spencer Penrose who owned the C.O.D. gold mine, flamboyant entrepreneur, and philanthropist. Hear the story of Katherine Lee Bates, who authored the famous "America the Beautiful." Explore the history, adventures, and legacies of these famous people and more!
Little Shop Of Horrors
Friday, Sep 7 7:00p to 9:30p
Rampart High School
Colorado Springs
Price: $6-9
RHS Performing Arts is proud to present Little Shop Of Horrors by Alan Menken and Howard Ashman. Truly an evening of hilarity, this hair-raising spoof of 1950s sci-fi movies, provides a tuneful satire of musical comedy for widespread entertainment. Performances will be held on September 7th and 8th at 7 pm in the Rampart High School Auditorium. Tickets cost $6 for students and seniors and $8 for adults. To reserve and purchase tickets, go online to www.showtix4u.com.
Homestead Hike
Friday, Sep 7 10:00a
Mueller State Park
Price: Events are free, but you must have a $7 daily pass or a $70 annual pass to enter the park
Make history and become a time traveler while you hike to the Homestead trail. See what it was really like to live in the mountains before modern conveniences with volunteer naturalist Nancy Remmler on this moderate two-mile loop. Bring sturdy shoes, layered clothing, rain and sun protection, water, and snacks.
Bear Aware
Friday, Sep 7 6:00p
Mueller State Park
Price: Events are free, but you must have a $7 daily pass or a $70 annual pass to enter the park
In the upcoming months, bears will be seeking out up to 20,000 calories per day to bulk up for winter and hibernation. Colorado Parks and Wildlife volunteer Joe Kraudelt will provide an interesting and informative program on how to decrease your chances of a visit from a hungry bear. Dress warmly.
Parents Night Out
Saturday, Sep 8 4:30p to 9:30p
Downtown Family Center YMCA
Colorado Springs
Price: $26 for nonmembers
For ages 5-12. Parents, this is your chance to go to dinner, catch a flick or just enjoy some quiet time at home. Bring your kids to the Y, we'll feed them and make sure they have fun playing games and making crafts. $26 for nonmembers. Registration required.
Chick-fil-A Patriots' Festival and Ride for Heroes
Saturday, Sep 8 8:00a to 3:00p
Mountain Shadows Park
Colorado Springs
Price: Free
The Patriots' Festival and Ride for Heroes celebrates our hometown heroes and supports local charities. A 28-mile Heroes Challenge Ride and 14-mile Patriots' Ride begin at Mountain Shadows Park at 8 a.m. A free Kids on Bikes ride will also take place at 1 p.m. around Mountain Shadows Park. Stay afterwards and enjoy the Patriots' Festival, featuring live demonstrations including a Flight for Life helicopter, fire trucks, patrol vehicles, local K-9 unit, ambulance and a free Kidzone.
Ice and Snow!
Saturday, Sep 8 7:00p to 8:00p
Cheyenne Mountain State Park
Colorado Springs
Registration required.
Let's explore the unique world of snowflakes and icicles and find out why our winter world of ice and snow is so special. For all ages. Reservations and information at 719-576-2016.
Pikes Peak Challenge
Saturday, Sep 8 5:00a
Memorial Park
Manitou Springs
The Pikes Peak Challenge is a hike up Pikes Peak on Sept. 8th. It's a charity event for the Brain Injury Alliance of Colorado.
You can participate in the event or volunteer to assist.
Go to: PikesPeakChallenge.com for additional information.
Benefit Car Show
Sunday, Sep 9 1:00p to 3:00p
American Legion Post 209
Colorado Springs
Price: $20 car $10 motorcycle
All makes, models and years are welcome. Proceeds benefit the Wheels for Disabled Veterans program. This program distributes donated power wheel chairs, scooters, walkers, regular wheel chairs, canes, crutches and many other pieces of medical equipment to needy disabled veterans. All equipment received is checked for safety, then cleaned and disinfected before it is given out. Any monetary donations are used to service the equipment.
Registrations can be found at www.americanlegionscoloradosprings.org, email Lynette at firstname.lastname@example.com, or register day of event.
Help Build a Trail at Cheyenne Mountain State Park
Sunday, Sep 9 8:00a to 4:00p
Cheyenne Mountain State Park
Colorado Springs
Colorado's renowned trail-building group, Volunteers for Outdoor Colorado (VOC), is seeking help for a two-day project that will help build a trail to the top of Cheyenne Mountain through Cheyenne Mountain State Park, which is located on Highway 115. The VOC project is scheduled for Saturday, Sept. 8 and Sunday, Sept. 9.
Volunteers are invited to help build the next portion of the trail, named the Dixon Trail after the homesteader who hiked to his home on the top of the mountain, which will eventually access the top of Cheyenne Mountain.
During the last few years, volunteers began work on the first portion of the trail. Volunteers who help with this two-day project will be treated to an evening at Cheyenne Mountain State Park that includes free dinner and a live band on Saturday, Sept. 8 and free camping.
A Smelly Adventure
Sunday, Sep 9 1:00p to 2:00p
Cheyenne Mountain State Park
Colorado Springs
Price: Programs are free, however, all vehicles entering the park must display an annual ($70) or daily ($7) Colorado State Parks Pass
Registration required.
Peak View Pond Hike
Sunday, Sep 9 2:00p
Mueller State Park
Price: Events are free, but you must have a $7 daily pass or a $70 annual pass to enter the park
This child-friendly hike will include signs of life, life cycles and the value of decaying life in the forest. Hikers will be able to visit Peak View Pond, an "enchanted forest" and some of the largest aspens on the park. Join volunteer naturalist Carole Larkey on this two-mile adventure!
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Great teachers that make your childrentheir family. This small campus houses less than 500 students K-6 and also has an onsite private preschool. The Kindergarten classes focus heavily on reading and writing skills. The strong First grade team encourages readers and emerging readers with multiple activities that engage children. Second grade rocks the school with a power house team that starts the year running and never stops! Students are expected to enter the year with strong reading, writing and math skills. Third grade students study a multitude of subjects ranging from worms, the human body, and ancient Greece. Our Fourth graders spend the year learning AZ history in a variety of ways as well as intense science lab work and loads of reading and reports. The Fifth grade students present many power point presentations on such things as endangered species and space. Sixth grade is the home of the World Festival in which every student studies a seperate country, writes a comprhensive paper about the country and then presents a visual display (in costume) of the things they learned about their country as well as feasting on ethnic foods they have prepared themselves.
This school is amazing. In a climate of budget cuts form the federal as well as state level, this school district has managed to retain every staff member and classes such as Art, Music, Spanish and P.E. As to the parent complaing about cupcakes brought in by children with birthday's...sounds like you need to home school! How dare you try to control not ony your own child's food intake but that of every child on that campus! I've had kids in other schools and I'll tell you that the food the school serves here is so much better than other schools. Oh, and by the way...those state statutes do not cover food provided to students from a private home. They are mandated rules the schools must follow....not the parents! If you don't want your child to participate...tell them not to eat! |(poor little kid!)
My son has been going here since Kinder. He is in 1st grade now and I have had nothing but a very positive experience with the teachers and staff. My son had a rough start and so I have had to have plenty of interaction with teachers, staff, and the principal and they all have been wonderful and very supportive. Together we have been able to provide a wonderful place for my son to learn and grow. I would highly recommend this school. I love that they push the students to excel and not just barely meet the state standard. This school provides a wonderful and exciting environment for children and opportunities that other schools simply don't offer any more due to budget cuts like P.E. and field trips, and healthy school lunch options. All of which are extremely important in helping to fight childhood obesity. I truly feel this school and district have my childs best interests at heart and are not just interested in finding new ways to cut thier budget by cutting my childs education like other schools are in this town.
Parents should not have to instruct each year to their child's teacher to not give their child cupcakes or treats each time a child celebrates their birthday during school hours. Kids go to school to learn not to eat cupcakes and treats. The Arizona standards from dept of education states on ARS 15-242 needs to enforced. Part D. Foods of minimal nutritional value as defined by 7 code of federal Regulations section 210.11(2) Shall not be served or sold during the normal school day on any elementary school, middle school, or junior high school campus. (2) Food of minimal nutritional value means: (i) In the case of artificially sweetened foods, a food which provides less than five percent of the reference daily intakes (RDI) for each of eight specified nutrients per serving; and (ii) in the case of all other foods, a food which provides less than five percent of the RDI for each of eight specified nutrients per 100 calories and less than five percent of the RDI for each of Eight specified nutrients per serving.
This is the worst school ever! My son went to 5th grade at Agua Caliente. The teachers, principle and even the office staff were horrible. My son had been a straight A student since kindergarten,until his 5th grade year here! He struggled with his grades, but mostly with the teachers. I had many issues with the teachers, front staff and principle. Whenever I tried to contact the teachers or the principle about a problem, which was all the time, they would take days to get back to me,sometimes never. I became friends with other parents and I never met one that did not have the same problems. Many parents have even removed their children and found other schools. We were excited for our son to go to this school because of the high ratings on great schools, but could not have been more disappointed throughout the entire year! I could not have been happier when my husband got transferred and we got the joy of moving away from this school!
My grandaughter is a student at Agua Caliente. As a retired teacher and administrator (from two other districts), I am thoroughly impressed with this school! Every contact I've had has been outstanding. My grandaughter loves the place and major credit for that goes to the quality and enthusiasm of the entire staff as well as the range of programs & activities you have managed to preserve in the face of the state's slashing budget cuts.
I teach Spanish at Agua Caliente School and I just love it. The students are exceptional. I provide cultural experiences for the preschool students that are on site too. It is so much fun to see the children's faces light up when they make sugar skulls or decorate pinatas for the Pima County Fair. My son, who is in the Tanque Verde Parent Participation Preschool Program, on the ACES campus, will definitely attend this school. I am proud to be a teacher and a parent here! The staff is dedicated and hardworking. Everyone is a real team. We are very appreciative of the parent support. It's phenomenal.
I have to move from this district and I'm honestly heartbroken! This school has been amazing with my kids. I am truly sorry to say goodbye.
Excited for new principal, and idea that our child could return to ACES. My special needs child was not welcome there. She never said this. But actions speak louder than words.
Our granddaughters go there and they love it!
I don't think the last reviewer's assessment of the school and special needs kids is at accurate. My daughter's kindergarten class last year had 2 special needs children and they seemed to receive lots of care and attention from the teacher, aids and even Dr. Yopp . I think the school and Dr. Yopp do a lot for all the kids--special needs included. I have heard some parents say our school is becoming known as a school for kids with special needs. This is a nice, small school with good academics and a fantastic staff. This school offers many extra classes, specialists and testing. I am very happy with our experiences so far at this school. With open enrollment the classes are more diverse and the student body a bit bigger, but that has not taken away from the learning. All students are treated well regardless of special needs.
I know of 4 students who moved away to the other elementary school this year. All were special needs. Kids needing extra help or who's parents assert themselves slowly but surely find themselves wondering why they fight and if they can win. Yopp wants a smooth operation, not kids with ADHD. From what I saw it was not mean, but she is in over her head to help kids who need more, and further ties the hands of staff who openly support kids and parents who need more help and cost more to teach. It seems she wants them to go away and smiles politely but nothing changes and eventually she gets what she wants since a parent cant wait forever before the kid gets help.
We moved here last year to be in this District. My Daughter loved her first year here! She is special needs and the School has been wonderful with every aspect of her development. My second daughter will be starting this fall and is very excited, due to the whole staff making her feel welcome when she helps pick up her big sister. Dr. Yopp could not be a better Principal as far as our experience in the last year. She has gone out of her way to make everyone feel welcome, safe and happy. I think she tries her hardest to find an equal balance between staff and parents. There are the cliques here if you were not born here or did not start your children here. Otherwise, we are truly happy that when we moved from another state we chose this District.
It was my school last year! It rocks!!
Agua Caliente Elementary is an excellent school for children to attend. The class sizes are the perfect size. There's just enough kids to make everything work. Parents are always volunteering for various activities. The students are just as great. They are always lending a hand to the other students and to the land. The principal, Dr. Yopp, is wonderful. She's always doing the quirkiest things to help the school raise money. This is her second year of teaching and there are certainly more years to come. Everyone's waiting to see what zany thing she'll plan to do next year.
The principal of this school tries to hard to please everyone. She tells students one thing, staff another, and parents yet another. She keeps her focus on things like a student newscast using new AV copmpuers, yet there are classrooms without working computers or power outlets. Vandals have cause major damage on campus over the past two years and there have been no security changes. She is very nice, but there is such a thing as too nice.
We started at this school this fall and have been so pleased. The new principal is proving to be a great leader and very accessible to the parents. Both of my sons teachers are motivated, enthusiastic and caring. My boys are enthusiastic about the extracurricular activities. The PTG is all about raising funds (as stated in another review) and I am glad for them and all that the group does to improve the facilities (A Big Shout Out to the chairpersons of this years Fall Festival! Great Job!) All in all, a great education for my children and a great community to be a part of.
My daughter and son were always happy going to this school for 6 years. With any school there are good and bad teachers. This school has some that should retire. There are some teachers that are very, very motivating. The PTG is about making money, but has no discipline on where they spend it. Some of the things are very worthwhile, while others are a waste. The parent involvement holds this school and it's extracaricular activities together. The parents support the teachers and the teachers teach our children, a great circle of education.
While the schools are wonderful and the teaching staff shows great intrest in the students and their families, the district governing board leaves a great deal to be desired. They have alienated the staff,employees and families with their poor decisions,lack of consideration, and their total disregard of the wishes of the families they are supposed to represent. The faculty strive to overcome the major obstacles placed in the educational path of their students, but the board makes it increasinly difficult.
I currently have 3 children attending ACES. This is our 2nd year there. My children are very happy, and love all their teachers. I volunteer in two of my kids classrooms weekly, and get to see just how wonderfully the teachers interact with all of the children. The few problems we have had with other children were handled immediatly by the Principal. She is a constant positive presence on campass. Always happy to answer any questions. My kids come home happy and well educated everyday.
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Solwise Net-3G-A10 HSPA Wi-Fi router
So the Solwise-sold, made by HameTech A10 isn't a sexy looking as Three's MiFi, but it's the same proposition: a 3G modem with a built-in Wi-Fi router. Solwise Net-3G-A10 It's an easy way to bring internet connectivity to devices that lack USB ports or have no cellular links of their own. Or, like me, you travel overseas and …
Why are people dumb enough to buy these things? +£5pcm for unlimited data on most mobile plans then tether to the mobile... not a separate +£20pcm contract and £80 Device!
IF its the battery life your worried about a spare mobile battery costs less than this device. and so do a lot of portable power pack devices.
I just don't get it.
People who travel with locked phones?
Many people have phones that are locked and/or have ferociously expensive overseas data roaming rates.
On a recent business trip I picked up a 1GB data SIM for €15. The same amount of data on my O2 contract would have been 10x more expensive. Had I been with a colleague he/she could have shared it making further savings.
If I'd put the SIM in my phone my UK number wouldn't have worked and I'd have been uncontactable.
So, it's about giving people options.
It is probably aimed at users of multiple devices , I regularly travel with a laptop , ipad , iphone and blackberry ,this would be ideal fitted with the company SIM from the laptop.
It would be even better if it had an ethernet port as well for sharing hotel fixed broadband.
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>It would be even better if it had an ethernet port as well for sharing hotel fixed broadband.
FWIW, I use an Apple AirPort Express for that.
Another reason.
Locked down phones, primarily. Either locked down at the phone level by the vendor, locked down because of an unwillingness to pay redonkulous data charges, or locked down due to the type of account it's on.
One of these devices is my only way to doing a mobile hot-spot, because the plan my company provided HTC incredible is on doesn't even have the _option_ of adding the mobile hotspot package to it, even though the software is built right into the phone. (same thing with the more traditional tethering, as well. )
From the article...
"Or ... you travel overseas and are keen to use a smartphone's net-connected apps without getting stung by roaming charges but don't want to mess around swapping Sims."
PAYG data in most countries, while still horribly expensive, is much much cheaper than roaming. At £5+ a meg, it doesn't take long for £80 to look like a bargain.
And its not that good
From tests I've seen this ONLY works on 3G, no 3G no connection.
Try a Zoom We 3G instead, smaller and works on any mobile signal.
If you want one you can connect to ethernet and use 3G if its not available then try one of these.
They are cheaper, a little larger and work well.
I use the NET-3G-ESR-6650, great little router with 3G backup.
I was pleasantly surprised...
...to find my HTC Android phone has this feature built-in. My employer pays the phone bill so not bothered about what the data charges are. :o)
I too have found it only works on 3G
Have to rethink my options.
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It is interesting to think how big a drag on recovery all these new regulations are. How many people don't have jobs as consequence?


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Nassau County Comptroller Howard Weitzman today said the County ended the 2008 fiscal year with a very small surplus of $2.1 million, in spite of a collapsing national economy that forced the administration to quickly realign its spending to finish the year with a surplus. The year end results were confirmed in the County's 2008 Comprehensive Annual Financial Report (CAFR), released on June 26, 2009, which is audited by Deloitte & Touche LLP, an independent certified public accounting firm.
"Keeping the budget balanced in last year's challenging fiscal climate was a test of champions for any municipal government." said Weitzman. "It was a year unlike any other, but Nassau responded quickly."
The CAFR reports on the finances of various funds and components of the County, including the Nassau Interim Finance Authority (NIFA), the Nassau County Tobacco Settlement Corporation, the Nassau County Sewer and Storm Water Finance Authority, the Nassau Community College, the Nassau Health Care Corporation, the Nassau Regional Off-Track Betting Corporation and the Nassau County Industrial Development Agency.
According to the report, during 2008, the County's financial position was weakened by the national credit crisis and economic downturn. The County faced critical budgetary hurdles due to plummeting sales tax receipts, drops in other County revenues, higher than expected property tax refund costs, overtime costs in excess of the budgeted amount, and the failure of the State to approve several revenue-producing initiatives.
"The sales tax decline in 2008 presented significant problems for the County," Weitzman said. "Sales tax dropped 0.8% below 2007 receipts, the first year-over-year decline since 1991, and came in approximately $37.7 million short of budget."
The CAFR also reports on the County's long-term debt for 2008, which totaled $3.2 billion. The amount of outstanding long-term debt issued to pay property tax refunds totaled $1.2 billion.
Property tax refunds reached $98.8 million in 2008, partially as a result of accelerated court calendars. The administration began paying refunds from its operating budget in 2006, a major change from prior practice and an important step in maintaining financial stability. However, the $40 million for property tax refunds included in the 2008 budget was insufficient. The administration relied on borrowing to fund the additional $58.8 million expense.
"The County's need to rely on borrowed funds to pay a portion of its refunds is still deeply troubling," Weitzman said.
This year's CAFR will be the second report to reflect the County's estimated future liability to fund health-care benefits for retired employees. The accounting-rule change, promulgated by the Governmental Accounting Standards Board (GASB) for 2007, is known as "GASB 45''. Governments are now required to disclose what their future retiree health-care costs are likely to total over the next 30 years. Nassau County's liability is estimated to be $3.5 billion.
Comptroller Weitzman said that positive moves by the administration included saving $22.9 million by strictly controlling spending on contracts and other non-personnel expenses. The administration benefited in 2008 from the Suozzi administration's conservative practice in earlier years of reserving $14.8 million more than required to resolve open labor agreements.
As a result of changes in the credit market, during 2008 NIFA refinanced its auction rate securities and converted to variable rate debt obligations. The County's debt service expense in 2008 was approximately $22.7 million lower than budgeted as a result of lower interest rates and less than projected borrowings. This was partially offset by $9.9 million less in investment income, due to the lower interest rates on County investments.
The administration also used $17.6 million in excess cash from prior year capital projects to help balance the budget.
Other financial challenges faced by the County in 2008 included:
-While the County saw overtime come down in the fourth quarter; it was still $12.4 million over budget, primarily in public safety.
-Revenues received by Parks and other County Departments were $13.7 million under budget.
-The State did not enact into law the vast majority of the $19.6 million in initiatives that the County had requested; this was partially offset by $14 million in budgeted contingency funds.
The 2008 year end results do not include any additional funding from the federal government's stimulus package. The County received approximately $7.5 million for 2008 Medicaid relief after the close of the books; the funds will be included as revenue in 2009.
In 2008 the County saw a small increase of approximately $1 million in its $122.9 million structural gap. A structural gap is the difference between recurring expenses and recurring revenues. Among the major items the County used to close the gap: $58.8 million in borrowed funds to pay real estate refunds, $25.3 million in reserved funds, $23 million from the tobacco settlement, and $17.9 million in prior year surplus. In order to reduce the County's structural gap in the future, the administration will have to continue to reduce recurring expenses or identify new sources of recurring revenues.
The Comptroller's Office will issue its projections for 2009 after August 1, 2009 as required under the County Charter. The full CAFR is available on the Comptroller's website at firstname.lastname@example.com. A CD-ROM version may be obtained by calling the Comptroller's communications unit at 571-2677.
The Government Finance Officers Association of the United States and Canada has awarded a certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Financial Reporting to the County for its 2007 CAFR, the 24th consecutive year in which the County's report has been honored.
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text: On September 29, 2007, about 0956 Pacific daylight time, a Piper J5A, N38234, descended into a field near the Turlock Municipal Airport, Turlock, California. The airplane was owned and operated by the pilot. Visual meteorological conditions prevailed at the time, and no flight plan had been filed. The airplane was substantially damaged. The private pilot sustained minor injuries during the planned personal flight that was to have been performed under the provisions of 14 CFR Part 91. The pilot reported to the National Transportation Safety Board investigator that he had turned off the fuel selector prior to starting the engine, and he forgot to turn it back on during taxi for takeoff. The engine lost all power and stopped. The airplane was not equipped with a starter. When the pilot hand propped the engine the airplane was not securely tied down, and the throttle was not at idle. The engine started and revved up. The pilot attempted to restrain the airplane by holding onto it, and he sustained injuries in that endeavor. The airplane became airborne with no one inside, and it climbed about 200 feet above the ground. After a few seconds it banked right and descended into a corn field next to the airport.


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Turbo Air JBT-60 59" Refrigerated Buffet Display Table - 15 Cu. Ft.
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- Holds temperature between 33 and 39 degrees Fahrenheit
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Cool and show off your most popular cold menu items at safe temperatures with the Turbo Air JBT-60 59" refrigerated buffet display table! This refrigerated buffet table features 15 cu. ft. of internal space to hold serving spoons, food pans, and other buffet necessities, while the top can accommodate twelve 1/3 size condiment pans to offer your customers premium food at a pleasant and crisp chill. And for convenient mobility, this unit comes mounted on 4" casters. Please consult the Specification Sheet for additional details.
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The Turbo Air JBT-60 buffet has been the centerpiece of our frozen yogurt business. It is very sleek, and has been incorporated into our counterspace providing maximum area for toppings. All toppings are kept cold, and do not stick together like drop pans that require ice to keep things cool. This buffet was a great purchase and I would make it again!
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