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Jean Salisbury was born in Melbourne in 1922 and died in Canberra in 2014.
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Harry Evans was the longest serving Clerk of the Senate, serving from 1988 to 2009. Born at Lithgow in 1946, he died in Canberra on 7 September 2014.
Journalist and author Paul Daley reflects on Edward Gough Whitlam AC QC
In the second of a series of 'behind the scenes' blog posts, Campbell Rhodes shares some of the experiences and challenges of putting this exhibition together.
In the first of a series of behind the scenes blog posts, Curatorial officer Campbell Rhodes shares some of the experiences and challenges of putting this exhibition together.
Brian Walshe was an attendant in the House of Representatives in Parliament House from 1980 to 1988.
The English comedian, Tony Hancock, once quipped: 'Does Magna Carta mean nothing to you? Did she die in vain? That brave Hungarian peasant girl who forced King John to sign the pledge at Runnymede and close the boozers at half past ten!' With the 800th anniversary of Magna Carta just around the corner, one hopes that most people would understand Hancock's joke.
You can tell a lot about someone from what they buy. Our Prime Ministers of Australia gallery now has on display a selection of Harold Holt's bank records, kindly lent to us by the National Archives of Australia.
Today is Australian National Flag day, the day on which we celebrate with pride the anniversary of our flag first being unfurled on 3 September 1901. And this year we can also celebrate another significant anniversary. It is the 60th anniversary of our National Flag.
On 28 June 1914, the heir to the throne of Austria-Hungary, Archduke Franz Ferdinand, was shot and killed by a Serbian radical in Sarajevo, setting off a chain of events that plunged the world into what was the bloodiest war in recorded history.
Rupert Loof served as Clerk Assistant of the Senate from 1942 to 1955 and was Clerk from 1955 to 1965.
The bombing of the Hilton Hotel in Sydney on 13 February 1978 was a shocking case of domestic terrorism.
Barry Lyons was born at Burnie, Tasmania, in 1928, and is the oldest surviving son of former Prime Minister Joe Lyons and Enid Lyons.
Paul Davey was Federal Director of the National Party of Australia from 1983 to 1992. Born in England in 1947, he migrated to Australia in 1966.
Be Prepared. That was probably the motto of the entire population of provisional Parliament House during the countdown to the Queen's arrival on 15 February 1954.
If you were a woman in England at the beginning of the 20th century it took march after march, demonstration after demonstration, hunger strike after hunger strike.
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A quick heads up for Thomas Pynchon fans. Four decades after its publication, you can finally get Gravity's Rainbow as an audio book — possibly even as a free audio book.
According to The New York Times, "Since the mid-1980s, a George Guidall recording [of the 1973 novel] has been floating around, like some mythical lost rocket part — no one had heard it, but all Pynchon fans knew someone who knew someone who had — but in October a new version, authorized and rerecorded… — hit the stands."
The new release, which runs 40 hours and 1 minute, is also narrated by Guidall. It's available on Audible.com. (Hear an audio sample below.) And there's a way to get it for free. As we've mentioned before, Audible lets you download an audio book for free if you sign up for their 30-Day Free Trial. And, keep in mind, whenever someone signs up for a free trial, it helps support Open Culture. Learn more about the Free Trial program here, and to get Gravity's Rainbow, simply click here and then click the "Learn how to get this Free" link on the right side of the page.
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Jimmy Correa Shares Journey to Online Stardom with 'MY PRANK STORIES'
Ever wondered what goes into becoming a YouTube sensation? Jimmy Correa, better known by his YouTube name, theloveman11378, shares his story in How My Prank Stories in YouTube Made Me an Overnight Sensation.
Drawing from his experiences through his YouTube channels, Correa shares comments and interactions from his followers regarding his music channels.
"After attaching stories to music videos I posted on YouTube, I noticed that I was getting hilarious responses from my subscribers," says Correa. "How My Prank Stories in YouTube Made Me an Overnight Sensation is a collection of those stories and responses."
According to Correa, he hopes to entertain his audience with the comedy present in those stories.
"It's true that laughter is the best medicine," says Correa. "I'm just another doctor of comedy, here to help the masses."
Correa's passion for music is also showcased in his two previous books, The Trivia Book of Rock n Roll Music, Volumes I & II. Correa considers himself an expert in the field of popular music and hopes to further share that expertise with his newest work.
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Find out who won the 2010 FeMET grants
The Association for Iron & Steel Technology (AIST) Foundation and the American Iron and Steel Institute's (AISI) "Ferrous Metallurgy Education Today," or FeMET Initiative, aimed at attracting top talent to the North American steel industry, has awarded its grants for the 2010–2011 academic year.
"We are pleased to be awarding grants through this very worthwhile program geared toward showing the best and the brightest a window into a future in steel," said Thomas J. Gibson, AISI president and CEO, in a prepared statement. "Clearly, FeMET is supporting this objective, which will help build a strong vision and secure future for the steel industry."
"Now in its sixth year, the FeMET Curriculum Development Grants and Design Grants are working to ensure students attending universities in North America have access to technical information pertinent to and representative of today's steel industry. With this initiative, the steel industry continues to make a sound investment in its future," said Ron Ashburn, AIST executive director.
FeMET Curriculum Development — Six grants in the amount of $5,000 each were issued to professors of ferrous metallurgy or materials science. Of that total, three grants represent renewals from 2009, including the following:
- Dr. Thomas J. Balk, University of Kentucky (Year 5 of 5)
- Dr. Sivaraman Guruswamy, University of Utah (Year 4 of 5)
- Dr. S. Komar Kawatra, Michigan Technological University (Year 2 of 5)
Three new grants were awarded to the following people:
- Dr. John A. Nychka, University of Alberta (Year 1 of 5)
- Dr. Marian Kennedy, Clemson University (Year 1 of 5)
- Dr. Randy J. Bowers, University of Windsor (Year 1 of 5)
Proposals are solicited from North American universities for funding of a curriculum development assistant to enhance or update industry curriculum in ferrous metallurgy programs. The program objective is to utilize students to assist in the editing and updating of textbooks and/or other course materials for use in ferrous metallurgy education, with an underlying objective to increase industry awareness within the academic community.
The proposals must indicate how the professor will approach the task, including budget and schedule requirements. University professors will be awarded $5,000 each to fund initiatives designed to enhance or update industry curriculum in ferrous metallurgy programs. The number of awards granted depends on fund availability; the maximum grant per award will be $5,000 per year for five years for a total of $25,000.
FeMET Design Grant — Dr. Patricia Morris and a team of materials science and engineering research students from The Ohio State University have been selected for their proposal entitled, "Design of a Virtual Metal-Oxide Sensor Array Device for Off-Gas Detection and Monitoring in Iron and Steel Processing." Their proposal was submitted in response to the 2010–2011 design theme, "Improvements in off-gas control/sensors." The Ohio State University was granted US $50,000.
The Design Grant program challenges North American university teams (students and professors) to submit proposals for grant funding in the theme area selected by the steel industry. The proposal should indicate how each team of professors and undergraduate students will approach the problem, including budget and schedule requirements. The maximum allowable time for the project is one year beginning in the fall of 2010. The number of awards granted depends on fund availability; the maximum grant per award will be $50,000.
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Code red closures - Wimmera
On days of Code Red Fire Danger Rating all parks identified as 'high bushfire risk' will be closed for public safety.
Those sites that have been assessed to have a low level of risk or actions have been taken to reduce the bushfire risk will remain open on Code Red days.
See below for a complete list of open and closed parks within the Bureau of Meteorology's Wimmera forecast district.
Parks closed on Code Red days
All State Forests in the area
Black Range Scenic Reserve
Black Range State Park
Cherrypool Highway Park
Deep Lead Nature Conservation Reserves 1 & 2
Dergholm State Park
Dundas Range Scenic Reserve
Grampians National Park
Jane Duff Highway Park
Kara Kara National Park
Lake Hindmarsh Reserve
Lake Ratzcastle Reserve
Little Desert National Park
Mt Arapiles-Tooan State Park
Red Bluff Flora and Fauna Reserve
Stawell Ironbarks
Wimmera Heritage River
Parks open on Code Red days
Percydale Historic Area
List updated January 2014
Park and forest track conditions looking good
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Hundreds of forest and park tracks and roads across Victoria will re-open in time for the Melbourne Cup weekend - starting on Saturday 1 November 2014. Department of Environment and Primary Industries (DEPI) Planning Manager Tony Dowler said: "Roads and tracks are closed temporarily to protect them from damage during…
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The Korea Herald > Business > Economy
Seoul's income from foreign patients grows 7-fold in 4 yrs
The city of Seoul earned nearly 300 billion won (US$269.5 million) last year from foreign patients seeking medical services in the metropolis, marking a more than seven-fold increase from four years earlier, according to the city government on Sunday.Hospitals and medical clinics based in ...Updated : 2014.11.23 11:41
S. Korea's recovery momentum remains weak: finance minister
South Korea's economy is steadily improving from a slump thanks to government-led stimulus efforts, but the recovery momentum still remains weak, the finance minister said Friday."Our economy is steadily improving out of the second-quarter slump, driven by expansionary macroeconomic polici...Updated : 2014.11.21 09:34
Moody's retains credit rating on Korea at 'Aa3'
Global rating agency Moody's Investors Service said Thursday that it has retained its sovereign credit rating on South Korea at "Aa3.""Korea has a strong external position, supported by its competitive export industries and large holdings of official foreign exchange reserves that redu...Updated : 2014.11.20 21:22
Seoul shares end lower on ailing investor sentiment
South Korean stocks lost ground Thursday as conflicting economic signals caused institutions and retail investors to offload holdings. The local currency fell against the U.S. dollar. Starting the day on the negative side, the benchmark Korea Composite Stock Price Index gave up more ground...Updated : 2014.11.20 21:21
S. Korea unlikely to achieve growth target this year
South Korea is unlikely to reach its 2014 growth objective as domestic demand remains weak and there are few signs that the growth rate will pick up sharply during the rest of the year, experts said Thursday.In July, the government revised down its growth estimate for 2014 to 3.7 percent f...Updated : 2014.11.20 10:21
Structural reforms key to achieving sustainable growth: BOK chief
Ongoing expansionary measures taken by many countries to help boost their economies are stop-gap measures for economic rebalancing, the chief of South Korea's central bank said Thursday, stressing that structural reforms are key to preventing future crises and inducing sustainable growth."...Updated : 2014.11.20 09:56
Korea's producer prices down for 3rd month in October
Producer prices in South Korea declined for a third straight month in October, due mainly to decreasing oil prices and a fall in prices of vegetables and other agricultural goods, central bank data showed Wednesday.The producer price index, a barometer of future consumer inflation, stood a...Updated : 2014.11.19 21:08
Public opinion toward businesses, entrepreneurs improves in 2014: report
Public opinion in South Korea towards businesses and entrepreneurs improved this year compared to 2013, with less people feeling animosity towards companies, a report by a local economic think tank showed Wednesday.According to the Korea Economic Research Institute (KERI), 65 percent of th...Updated : 2014.11.19 14:06
Number of jeonse leases with deposits over W1b rises fivefold
Seoul apartments that cost more than 1 billion won ($910,000) in jeonse deposits, or lump-sum rentals, jumped fivefold in the past five years, a South Korean realtor said Tuesday. Rent deposits of about 11,432 apartments among 1.2 million jeonse leases in Seoul surpassed 1 billion won, an ...Updated : 2014.11.18 21:25
Silicon Valley-funded Korean upstart
Inconvenience was what first got Lee Seung-gun, the head of FinTech startup Viva Republica, and his four colleagues to think about creating a mobile transaction app that will somehow mitigate "everybody's pain in their neck." It takes a great deal of patience when it comes to online banki...Updated : 2014.11.18 10:48
Korea to open 60% of food market under FTA with New Zealand
South Korea is set to liberalize its market for nearly 60 percent of agricultural and fishery imports, including beef, from New Zealand under its bilateral free trade agreement with the country in the southwest Pacific, the South Korean government said Monday.Under the proposed FTA, South ...Updated : 2014.11.17 21:19
Seoul shares trade lower on foreign selling
South Korean stocks traded lower late Monday morning on net selling by foreign and retail investors as the market weighed the impact of the Shanghai-Hong Kong direct stock connect program.The benchmark Korea Composite Stock Price Index (KOSPI) stood at 1,938.31 as of 11:20 a.m., down 0.35 ...Updated : 2014.11.17 13:29
S. Korean part-time workers top 2 mln: data
The number of part-time workers in South Korea has topped the 2-million mark, data showed Monday, as the government is striving to create more jobs amid concerns that Asia's fourth-largest economy may relapse into a slowdown.According to the data compiled by Statistics Korea, the number of...Updated : 2014.11.17 10:31
S. Korea sees proportion of trade with Japan hit all-time low
South Korea saw the proportion of its trade with Japan drop to an all-time low this year amid strained bilateral relations and the yen's continued fall that makes Korean goods less attractive in overseas markets, government data showed Monday.According to the data provided by Statistics Ko...Updated : 2014.11.17 10:30


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Matt Marinkovich's weekly At Sea Diary entry is a popular feature of the National Fisherman Web site, and now you can post your own reflections on Matt's experiences fishing in the Pacific Northwest and North Pacific.
April 2, 2011 — After a quick turnaround in Sitka, Alaska, we headed back out to clean up our Southeast blackcod on Saturday, March 26. We caught our fish on Sunday in four strings, still with unbelievably nice weather, then ran in and delivered first thing Monday morning. We were looking to head across the gulf while the weather was good, so we blew out of Sitka on Monday afternoon, March 28.
Sticking with this season's theme, the weather was beautiful heading across, and we reached the Seward Gulley in just over 48 hours. We set two strings on the halibut ground on Wednesday evening, March 30.
Halibut fishing was SLOW and the fish were SMALL, so we blew off that idea and set in deeper water for blackcod. That proved to be even more of a scratch, but we ground it out for two solid days, then spooled our gear aboard and headed for Seward on the evening of Saturday, April 2.
The reason fishing was so slow was because the WHALES were eating our fish! They picked them right off the line as we are hauling it back; and they preferred the big ones. They really hammered us on the last day because the boat that was fishing near us went in, so the whales converged on us for dinner.
We finally got a bit of weather on the last day — SW 25 to 30 knots. Fortunately for us we were just hauling back and then we had it on the stern quarter running in. Still lucky with the weather!
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Central Garden & Pet Company reported financial results for its fourth quarter and full 2011 fiscal year ending September 24. The company reported net sales of US$376.9 million for the fourth quarter of 2011, a 9% increase over the comparable fiscal 2010 period.
Fourth quarter net sales for the pet products segment fell by 1%, or US$2.1 million, over the previous year to US$211.8 million. The pet products segment's branded product sales also decreased by 1%, or US$1.8 million, to US$171.8 million. Sales of other manufacturers' products were US$40.0 million, in line with the fourth quarter of 2010. The pet products segment's operating income was US$15.6 million compared to operating income of US$12.9 million in the previous year's period.
The mid-year meeting addressed several regulatory matters affecting petfoods
Committees discussed key proposals such as a possible shift in the oversight of animal feeds
The intent was to educate regulators and industry about the Model Pet Food Regulations
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While petfood shoppers continue to show strong brand loyalty, pet products have not been immune to the store brand swing
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"Love American Style" is brought to mind when browsing this inspirational shoot. This styled affair is for the bride who is bursting with love and wants to make the absolute most of her elopement. It's a private affair but that doesn't make it any less momentous.
The ones you love will remember the sentiments and loving details you add to what would otherwise be just a traditional occasion. Delve deep into all the 60′s inspired wedding ideas from this shoot, found in the full gallery here. This lovely affair was designed and captured by PhotoNotions Photography.
Autumn inspired wedding decor
They read vows written by Aracelis, of Tres Chic Boutique, on those wonderful bride and groom vow cards she made for the occasion. Their outdoor dinner table was lowered so they can enjoy a more relaxed atmosphere of drink and merriment. The dreamy moss runner and floral designs by Gerardo at Landy's Flowers created in vintage green glassware from Eclectica Miami add so much color and beauty. Daisies, the quintessential flower of the 60's, adorned the centerpieces as well as the bride's bouquet.
pop art details
There is also a classic pop art touch with all those diamond details. Can you see them? The stationery, cake, pillows, DIY backdrop and flower pots. The stationery joyfully announces that they have legally tied the knot and that "love made us do it". The lattice work design on the cake echoes the diamond theme and is perfectly coordinated with the stationery. And who can resist those tie-dyed macarons. Tres Chic Boutique is just full of surprises.
vintage music elements
The vintage radiant orchid colored dress she wears for their "honeymoon picnic" placed in the setting created by Eclectica Miami makes us nostalgic for the style and spirit of the 60′s era. Daniel, our handsome groom, sings Amber a love song for their special day and then they sit and listen to music played on the record player provided by Spin Alley Store. Oscar at Spin Alley has a diverse assortment of record players from various eras which he restores to brand new working condition with his own hands. It's his passion.
Photography & Event Designer: PhotoNotions Photography
Coordinator: Wedding Masters Events & Catering
Venue: New Dawn Events
Stationery & Cake: Tres Chic Party Boutique
Flowers: Landy's Flowers by Gerardo
Hair & Makeup: Starlit Designs
Prop/Furniture Rentals: Eclectica Miami & Spin Alley Vintage Radios & Phonographs
Model: Adam Brudnicki & Lizbeth Catin
Wedding Officiant: Adri the Officiant
Read on for a cute story about the origins of the wedding dress from the shoot. It just might inspire you to try and create your own too!


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(CNN) -- Iran and six world powers will hold talks about Iran's nuclear program on February 18 in Vienna, Austria, a spokesman for European Union foreign policy chief Catherine Ashton said Friday.
News of the next meeting between Iran and the "P5+1" -- the five permanent members of the U.N. Security Council, plus Germany -- came as Ashton met Friday with Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammed Javad Zarif on the margins of the Munich Security Conference in Germany.
The seven-nation talks will come four weeks after Iran started suspending high levels of uranium enrichment as part of an interim deal. As part of the agreement, Iran must eliminate its stockpile of higher levels of enriched uranium, dismantle some infrastructure that makes enrichment possible, and allow broader and more intrusive inspections of its programs.
Tehran insists its nuclear program is for peaceful, civilian energy purposes, but the P5+1 has pushed it over concerns from the West that it's a guise for working toward a nuclear weapons program.
The P5+1 includes the United States, the United Kingdom, France, Germany, Russia, and China.
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Health Tip: Insufficient Sleep Can Be Dangerous
Here's how it affects your health
(HealthDay News) -- A good night's sleep does much more than help you stay awake through a long day. It actually helps protect your health.
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention lists these problems that can arise as a result of insufficient sleep:
- Increased risk of chronic diseases, including cardiovascular disease and diabetes.
- Greater likelihood of becoming obese or overweight.
- Increased risk of developing depression.
- Added risk of getting into a motor vehicle accident because of "drowsy driving."
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54th and the Monon Shops
Alongside the gorgeous shaded trails of the Monon lies this up-and-coming area in SoBro. These cool, independent shops include highlights like Posh Petals for contemporary floral arrangements; M.H. Pomander's for gorgeous bridal gowns; Gift Gallery, a consignment shop for local artisans; and Surroundings, a wondrously dense emporium of French antiques and other luxuries for the home.
56th & Illinois Streets
Refined shops and attentive service define this cozy shopping enclave in Butler-Tarkington. It's all in the details—The Secret Ingredient gives ladies the boutique experience without the sticker shock, Charles Mayer & Co. has truly swoon-worthy gifts, G. Thrapp Jewelers sparkles with colorful gems, and Kids' Ink Children's Bookstore has voracious readers covered.
86th Street East
Though The Fashion Mall draws passionate shoppers from around the city, this busy commercial area just to the west has its own charisma. It's anchored by Target and Marshall's, but other finds include haute home decor at Form + Function; comfortable and stylish men's and women's footwear at Goodman's Shoes; Indianapolis Colts gear at Huddles Frozen Yogurt; clothing and jewelry at D.L. Lowry Salon and Spa; and gourmet oils, vinegars, and spices from Artisano's.
86th Street West
The shopping centers along this artery west of Meridian have longstanding destinations like North Willow Commons, as well as the burgeoning Traders Point plaza, anchored by Dick's Sporting Goods, Books-a-Million, Old Navy, and a 12-screen AMC movie theater.
Broad Ripple Village
This ever-changing neighborhood remains a go-to for artsy types seeking music, vintage clothes, home decor, gifts, and al fresco dining. Walk along Broad Ripple Avenue and meander side streets to the north to find merchants in charming older houses, like the one that holds Marigold boutique. Established favorites like The Bungalow, Broad Ripple Vintage, Chelsea's, and Artifacts continue to be draws, while hip spots like 8Fifteen, Niche, Girly Chic Boutique, Cloth, and Bebe Gate prove that the Rip still rules the retail scene. discoverbroadripplevillage.com
Tidy and clean Main Street is now a bustling shopping scene, particularly on weekends, when Monon Greenway users stop for a break. The Arts & Design District is home to a bevy of fashion-forward boutiques, new upscale consignment shops, and fine-art galleries—all local independents. Pop into Mary & Martha's Exceedingly Chic Boutique for special-occasion dresses, Pillow Talk for pretty intimates, and 14 Districts for stylish labels. The Indiana Design Center is full of decor- and home-centric showrooms.
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Carmel City Center
At the corner of Range Line Road and City Center Drive, Carmel City Center has established itself as a go-to shopping spot. Mosey through the plaza and stop at the fun shops and eateries, which include 14 Districts Weekend, Addendum Gallery, Cloth, Jack & Jill Children's Shoppe, J. Benzal menswear, Brides of Carmel, Bath Junkie, Nature's Karma, and Bike Line.
With the arrival of Nordstrom Rack and The Container Store, as well as specialty boutiques like The French Seam and Cutco cutlery, the stretch of 82nd Street between The Fashion Mall and Castleton Square Mall is now a major shopping destination. Other stores and restaurants include Arhaus furniture, Copper Creek Canyon Interior Outfitters, Brides by Demetrios, Hofmeister Jewelers, an expanded Bicycle Garage Indy, Harry and Izzy's, and Wild Birds Unlimited.
Fountain Square
For retro finds, shoppers head to this neighborhood southeast of downtown where new stores and eateries always seem to be popping up around the fountain and historic theater situated near Shelby, Virginia, and Prospect streets. The latest arrivals include Athena's Fashion Boutique, with affordable, trendy women's clothing; My Muse, a resale special-occasion dress shop; Urban Kitsch, which offers upcycled art and furniture; and Vital Skates, a roller-derby shop. discoverfountainsquare.com
Massachusetts Avenue
Downtown's favorite lively street constantly hums with activity, thanks to the growing number of boutiques and restaurants scattered along its blocks. Retailers include Stout's Shoes, Mass Ave Toys, Indy Reads Books, Arts a Poppin', Silver in the City and At Home in the City, Global Gifts, Nurture, Crimson Tate, and Best Chocolate in Town. Just off Mass Ave on Walnut Street is Chatham Home, chock-full of fabulous furniture, home accents, and gifts.
The Hamilton County courthouse looms over the many gift shops, antiques stores, and cafes that pepper the blocks, creating a quaint destination for an all-day excursion. If you're bringing kids, browse the superb selection at The Wild, and if you're having a girls' day, head to The Corner Cottage and Linden Tree Boutique for fab finds, including dishes, clocks, jewelry, and other unique items at great prices, and Karisma for trendy clothes and accessories.
It's the sort of village that belongs on a postcard with its stores of upscale clothing, toys, antiques, jewelry, gourmet goods, and gifts. On brick streets lined with old gas streetlamps, find exclusive boutiques including the darling children's store Ballerinas and Bruisers; fly-fishing specialty and men's apparel shop, Wildcat Creek Outfitters; local artists' haven Art IN Hand; women's clothing and accessories at Lesley Jane; baubles and collectibles at Midwest Estate Buyers; wine and gourmet foods at Grapevine Cottage; and Brown's on Main for your Vera Bradley fix.


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The Central Vermont Gun Show currently does not have dates scheduled. This Barre, Vermont gun show is held at the Municipal Auditorium - Barre VT and is hosted by Barre Fish and Game club of Vermont.
Easy access, close to Interstate 89, local restaurants and lodging.
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We spend a lot to boost our health. But one of the easiest and cheapest ways to boost your health, your mood, your longevity, and even your success is to smile.
Grace shares 7 lifestyle tips to help you live as peaceful and relaxing a life as possible. Give these a try and prove their effectiveness yourself!
Hot tubs have become hugely popular in recent years. But warm water therapy is not really a modern concept.
To keep your skin well-protected, nourished, and youthful, try incorporating more of these foods into your eating plan.
Smearing fruit on your face to stay healthy and beautiful? Try this alternative to the traditional beauty mask.
Olive oil is for cooking. . .or is it? Marzia shares one of the many holistic ways to utilize this healthy oil.
Marzia Prince shares her organic secret for shaving gel when she goes shopping for this must-have item.
Set aside 40 minutes in your week to treat your skin like ancient royalty in the comfort of your own home with a hot salt detox bath.
Marzia Prince shares an all-natural toothpaste that delivers the benefits you expect without chemicals or additives.
We treat, moisturize, and pamper every other inch of our body, so why does the scalp get left behind? Give your scalp the treatment it deserves.
Healthy Housewife Marzia Prince shares her favorite beauty tips involving coconut oil for healthy hair, clear skin, and strong teeth and gums.
It's currently trending on social media, but has been around since ancient times. So what's the big health secret that everyone is talking about?
Staying hydrated is a timeless method for perfect health, rejuvenation, and radiant beauty, yet it seems no one knows exactly how to use water appropriately.
It's time to learn to love who you are and your place in your personal journey as you strive to be healthier, happier, stronger, smarter, and better each day.
The battle for beauty is waged with creams, needles, and even lasers. We've forgotten the old adage of "you are what you eat" as we scramble to stay young and beautiful.
Are you looking to get into shape this summer? Implement these tips into your lifestyle to reboot your system back into shape and shed weight fast.
Most of us are familiar with the concept of Polar Plunging, but have cast it aside as crazy. Could there actually be health benefits behind this tradition?
One of the most popular approaches in anti-aging and health is diet, and truth is, food can be powerful anti-aging medicine. But exactly what should we eat?
If we aren't eating well, we're not giving our cells the proper tools they need to function at their best. Here are a few of the top foods to keep you looking young and your skin at its finest.
The immune boosting properties of coconut oil make it the perfect oil to use in a million ways. Here are 50 of our favorites.
This video discusses the power of setting intentions not only for your yoga practice but in all aspects of life.
Cellulite is an uncomfortable topic. We avoid thinking about it and try to ignore that it's even there, but it isn't going away by pretending it doesn't exist. The cottage cheese effect and dimples on our thighs, butt, and stomach is simply fat stores that press against connective tissue and distort skin. Cellulite is pretty
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Massage can reduce anxiety and depression, ease pain, improve sleep, boost immunity, help with PMS, and improve blood flow and lymphatic drainage.
Skin brushing is a detox method that can improve cell turn-over and lessen the appearance of cellulite. A simple technique can make a big difference.
Zain Saraswati Jamal — mind, body, and spirit coach — explains how the body uses rest to repair, rebuild, and heal after exercise or to integrate the healthy foods we need into our systems.


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New Fox Comedies Premiere in March, Bumping Hit Shows
Letterman Gets to Know James Cordon, the New Host of the Late Late Show
Cosby Gets Standing O In Florida
Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt Leaves NBC for Netflix with a March Debut
Ellen Barkin to Play Unhappy Headhunter On Showtime's Happyish
Drunk Tries To Dance With Motorcycle
Woman Told To Sit Up On Bus, Woman Doesn't Appreciate It
Kiss Cam New All-Time Low At TGI Fridays
There's A Problem With Papa John's 76ers Pizza Promotion
Bret Hart Knocked Out Vince McMahon After The "Montreal Screwjob"
Singer's Mic Cuts Out Singing Star Spangled Banner and What Canadians Do Next Will Disgust You
DC Comics Suing Valencia C.F. Over Bat Logo
The Jets – Bills Game Is Free! It's Also In Detroit
Which Talk Show Just Got Cancelled!?
Chinese Women With Larger Breasts Also Spend More Money
You Can Now Be Suspended By ESPN For Defending Evolution
NHL Star's Parents Piss Away All His Money
Kmart Threatens To Fire Anyone Not Working On Thanksgiving
The US Government Wants To Keep Kim Dotcom's $67 Million
Now Restroom Hand Dryers Are Bigger Germ Factories Than Towels!?
Pay This Oregon Woman $60 To Cuddle
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The Rushville Republican newspaper will drop from publishing five days a week to three days beginning May 2.
The paper will publish each Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, eliminating Wednesday and Friday editions.
Publisher Laura Welborn says they want to provide "sports coverage and local news best fit for the community" of 6,000 people about 40 miles southeast of Indianapolis.
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Troopers: Driver in quad-fatal crash had BAC 4 times legal limit
Updated On: Feb 22 2013 12:08:18 PM EST
The driver blamed for a crash that killed four people, including himself, had a blood-alcohol level much higher than the legal limit.
The Ohio State Highway Patrol said Friday that Joshua Nkansah, 40, of Fairfield, had a BAC of .346, more than four times the legal limit.
Nkansah drove his minivan the wrong way on Interstate 75 near Franklin on Dec. 23 before hitting an oncoming minivan, killing Michelle and Scott Barhorst of Madisonville, Tenn. Nkansah and his son, David, 7, were also killed.
Five other children were injured in the crash.
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Bengals' Still releases statement in response to child support report
Protesters arrested after march onto I-75 Tuesday evening
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Category Archives: April
Need an excuse to go shopping?! April picks from Miss Danielle!!
Picks For April by daniellemhayes featuring a cross body shoulder bag
Boho Goes Cowgirl by daniellemhayes featuring crossbody handbags
Need an excuse to go shopping…April!
Ready?! Here are Miss Suzie's April picks…and incase you forgot what the heck this is all about…click here!!!
Want an excuse to go shopping?! ~April~
Hello my darlings, don't think we forgot!!
Here is the first post for our spring wardrobe picks…
Lauren Conrad ruffle dress
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The massiveness of the nuclear is 'lightened' only by a catastrophe. The Earth is geophilosophically and geopolitically frustrating because it's an ongoing nuclear disaster (a great heat engine as James Hutton understood it) but one that is metastable while proving itself the ground of all production whether noetic or material. Whether the collecting of ferrite […]
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One of the core concepts of the neo-rationalist (and more broadly pragmatist) camp is that of boot-strapping – that certain capacities or processes, are capable of self-augmentation. While less colloquially discussed in terms of recursion (invoking a functionalist or mathematical context) boot-strapping indexes the material consequence of such activity or, in a related fashion, that […]
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Tags: accelerationism, Edge of Tomorrow, Looper, mark wilson, peirce, pragmatism, Primer, recursion, reza negarestani, Schelling, self-augmentation, time travel
Holes, Caves, Lines, and Cameras
Jalal Toufic's recent piece in issue #55 of e-flux titled "A Hitherto Unrecognized Apocalyptic Photographer: The Universe" starts with an interesting problem: is it the case that photographer deceptively freezes the motion of the world while art, at its best, captures the uncapturability of motion as Rodin argues? Toufic writes against Rodin's assertion about time […]
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Tags: Bergson, black holes, Contagious Architecture, event horizon, hubble deep field, Iain Hamilton Grant, incredible machines, inexistence, Parisi, Physics
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Things having calmed a bit I will try and do more regular postings here. The two lectures for the Congress of Pessimism seemed to well…I discussed reason as a kind of wandering insignificance – where the reasoner is a wayward figure stuck between the desert of reason and the ocean of nature. I hope to […]
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Tags: aesthetics, finitude, geophilosophy, geopolitics, nature, nick land, Philosophy, reza negarestani, science fiction
Upcoming Events
For those interested here's some of the things I'm doing in the next few months: March 22 11:00AM: As part of the ACLA I'm presenting a paper entitled "The Flint of Prometheus" on the relation between Schelling, Marx, and Geology. At NYU (25 W 4th st, room c16). March 22 3:00 PM: I'll be participating […]
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Following from my last post I want to argue that German Idealism is a project that takes the genesis of the abstract as engine and problem for philosophical practice and for practice taken more generally. Assuming Fichte, Schelling, and Hegel accept Kant's critique of dogmatic metaphysics but want to evade his methodological dualism as a […]
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A family's Journey
Living, Loving, and Learning at home
Tuesday, November 4, 2014
Holiday knitting is in full swing! Since this picture was taken I have turned the heel and am now working on the foot of sock #2. They are going to be some cozy socks! I'm sorta, kinda, not wanting to give them away. LOL
I have been reading my book on breastfeeding and also reading Jurassic Park, and when I am knitting I am watching silly ABC family holiday movies. Nothing beats a good sap fest, that is for sure.
After these socks are done I am planning on starting sock set #3 and also casting on a pair of fingerless mitts. I have to get busy with the knitting, so much to knit so few days left!!
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Monday, November 3, 2014
Halloween and such
|At the DBG pumpkin festival... it was about 90 degrees
|my pumpkin patch girl
|all done with this pumpkin patch business
|Row making a sugar skull at the Homeschool Co-op
|Fiona working on her sugar skull
|Fiona in her face paint
|scooping out the pumpkin
|Sagan carving his pumpkin
|Cae carving a pumpkin
|My trick or treaters
|dia de los muertos at the DBG
|flags in the breeze
|Ofrenda at the DBG
We went to a neighborhood restaurant that was giving kids free dinner if they wore their costumes, the homeschool group talked about Day of the Dead and made sugar skulls and had face painting, then of course there was tricks and treats on Friday. Sunday we went to Mike's grandma and grandpa's grave site and cleaned it up a bit, left flowers and candy, then we meet the big kids at the DBG to celebrate Dia de los muertos. I am thinking it was probably wonderful, but my people just got tired, hungry and were cold (it was 70 degrees), so we left after less than two hours, sadly before the procession which I was really excited to see. Ah well, there is always next year.
Now it is a candy gorge fest and planning next years costumes. Can't wait!
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Sunday, October 26, 2014
* Gratitude Sunday *
Joining Taryn from Wooly Moss Roots for Gratitude Sunday. Sunday's heartfelt tradition. A time to slowdown, to reflect, to be grateful. A list of gratitudes.
~ Lovely sunlight fulling the house every morning
~ A dear friend talking me through a rough patch
~ M&Ms
~ New days
~ Sitting out side in the grass with the girls
~ Having a nice visit with my oldest
~ The park
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Wednesday, October 22, 2014
Yarn Along
First, I just want to give a HUGE thank you to Donna for the yarn...see those blue striped socks? They are completed because she so kindly sent me the left overs of her Felici Splash. I can not tell you how happy I was to get that yarn in the mail, it was like a miracle. I hopped right on them and finished up the one last toe... knitted gift #3 done!!
The pink socks are coming along, it is a super easy pattern and a quick knit with the aran weight yarn and size 5 needles, but I just can't seem to find the time everyday to knit more than a few rows. I was hoping to be done with them in a week, I am only on the foot of sock one. Hopefully this coming weekend I will have more time, until then it is one row at a time!
Joining Ginny for the weekly Yarn Along!
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Tuesday, October 21, 2014
Craft On
The autumn nature table is looking so lovely this year. The kids have really enjoyed adding to it this year. Of course, it is so easy, the neighborhood has so much more plant life. Even our own yard is over flowing with little bits of goodness. Not in either photo (because they were added after I downloaded the pictures) is a bee, a butterfly, and a moth.
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Sunday, October 19, 2014
* Gratitude Sunday *
Joining Taryn from Wooly Moss Roots for gratitude Sunday. Sunday's heartfelt tradition. A time to slowdown, to reflect, to be grateful. A list of gratitudes.
~ Cool mornings
~ Rainbows flitting all over the living room
~ A lovely reader sending me yarn to finish a pair of socks
~ Hummus
~ Butterflies
~ A dear husband willing to listen
~ Cream for the coffee
~ Great finds at the Goodwill
~ Fiona in tap shoes
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Thursday, October 16, 2014
A trip to the garden
The kids and I took a quick trip to the Desert Botanical Garden the other day. It is one of my most favorite places. I just love the wild, crazy look of desert plants. And how even in mid October the plants are going NUTS because of the healthy amount of rain we have received recently. Everything is so vibrant, healthy, and alive.
They had the annual butterfly exhibit going so we popped in there for a bit, sadly my batteries were dying so I couldn't get too many photos inside the butterfly area. It sure was amazing, 100's of those lovelies flitting around. We learned how to sex a male and female monarch which was very cool. And Fiona even had a couple land on her... they told her that might happen because of her pink outfit. She was very happy about that.
It was a lovely visit.
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i rember reading somewere on how to load your old floppys, well today i come accross the problem and i cant find the website!, basicly the floppy has some inportant files on and was done on a 98 machine years ago, when i put it onto windows xp it asks me to format it as anyone come accross this and if so how do you go about it! thanks
To be honest if it's asking to be formatted I don't believe there's much you can do other than try another floppy drive.
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Have only looked for thirty seconds and can't find a download for it but have you tried Anadisk?
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I've had this situation before, the xp machine wants to format the disc - I then put the floppy into a windows 98 machine and the disc read sufficiently well to copy the data off.
We even kept an old 98 machine in the corner just for this purpose.
However, that was a little while ago, and with space at a premium in my current school, this would not be practical.
On the basis that xp is less tolerant of floppy discs than 98, would linux better at reading the disc?
I'm thinking logically here, but surely it's all to do with the physical floppy drive rather than Windows? Windows only displays what the floppy drive retrieves.
Floppy disks have always been unreliable. I would be very surprised if you could read any of your disks especially given how old they are.
As MorganW mentioned above, drive mis-alignment or even dirty read/write heads are common issues. I would just keep trying the disks in as many FDDs as you can find. If you can find the original drive the floppy disk was written in, even better.
You could also try some of the programs mentioned in the two threads listed below, like FlopShow or PhotoRec. I seem to remember having to run "chkdsk a:" a lot when I had problems with floppy disks in the past, but this should only be done as a last resort.
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I agree that floppy disks became much less reliable with Windows XP, we upgraded some machines from 98/ME to XP a long time ago now and had all sorts of hassles with disks. The exact same hardware but XP only ever read disks reliably that had been formatted and used on the same XP level computer.
I wonder if it has something to do with the file system or something, I remember having the same trouble not long ago. I had a 98 machine (not networked) and put some files on a floppy, then took it accross to an xp machine and couldnt read them... I found if i formated it with XP then put it into the 98 machine could both could read/wright with out isue but if i formated it with the 98 box it would not read in xp... odd...
This after maybe 12-15 years of sitting in a cardboard box in my parents loft, not particularly protected from temperature or damp.
Also ran a sysinfo tool for giggles, 7.07MHz processor, oh yeah!
It may come as a surprise, but older floppies are actually made to a higher standard that the one we were buying in bulk say 7 years ago. It simply comes down to price. They had to be made cheaper and in larger numbers at the end, which is why many disks from the 80's still work yet ones from 6 years ago don't (that and teh fact that staff and pupils have stored them on top of speakers, microwaves and in vats of carbolic acid.
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