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Pulire Spain 2010 exhibitors will be foreign, industrial, commercial, Spanish companies and entities and other categories of production, trade and services concerned, operating in the scope of the purposes sectors and professional cleaning below indicated:
In fact we are always moving with a profile of product which is about 35% of machinery - is the leading trade fair in Spain dedicated to this - then the snap-ins, a very wide arc - from which manufactures cloths until the wipers windscreen wiper inhibitor(antioxidant) or cellulose -followed by chemicals and, finally, everything related to the software, lifters, brushes, batteries, vehicles, etc.
They are taught by important people in the sector and always referring to the sector, in the hands of private companies, associations, etc. And I would stress one, that of 'outsourcing of services of cleaning in a hotel'. It's a new day because so far the hotels have always had with own cleaning service, domestic, and with its own staff. But for a time the trend is seeking outside companies to manage this work. In this table you'll find a 'user', the hotelier, in this case represented by the President of the governesses, which would provide the service - a company of Madrid-cleaning, and a lawyer saw to the legal issues (topics of conventions, etc.).
There will also be the presentation of the 2nd Congress of cleaning and work rooms, but they are more commercial presentations and professional meetings.
A complete program
Within the programme of activities of the fair and as in past editions, Pulire Spain 2010 will complete its trade fair offer with a rich programme of conferences and round tables. Conferences dealt with the most current issues in the world of the cleaning and will be directed both to exhibitors and to visitors. The heads of the associations that make up the sector of cleaning and hygiene vocational in Spain will be responsible for providing them.
Thus, on March 23 and under the title of 'Good practices in the sector of cleaning', Antonio Colina Robledo, general Secretary of Aspel (Professional Association of entrepreneurs of cleaning) will be a reflection on the elements that can incorporate improvements in the sector through actions or measures that strengthen the business commitments with customers and employees.
On Wednesday, March 24, the Conference will begin with the presentation ' comprehensive cleaning. Specialization and new fields ', in which will be of the specialization and innovation, two aspects to take into account for the present and the future of cleaning, provided by Javier Campuzano Talasac, President Aselbi, Association of entrepreneurs of Vizcaya and Jesús Martínez Noga, President Abelel, Association Burgos of cleaning companies. After this Conference, the II National Congress of cleaning and hygiene vocational and the Congress (I) white paper will be presented at press conference. On Wednesday, and already in the afternoon, will be held the Conference 'global outsourcing of services, an option for the hotel sector', in order to provide a global perspective from three different angles: (hotel groups) users, service companies and working vision. The speakers will be Ana Maria Dobaño, external relations of the Board of Directors and brainchild of SEAGA (Spanish Association of Hotel governesses), Mario Samson, general director of the Grupo Sol Claro and David Diaz, partner of Baker & McKenzie.
It will close the Conference which will be held on 25 March, under the theme ' professional cleaning. Prospects for the future ', in which it will be the European services directive, the omnibus Act and the specialization and professional card. The rapporteur will be Joseph Ramon Borredà Martin, Publisher and editor of the magazine 'Maintenance and cleaning'.
Yes, very. And it is still much room for growth. Until 2008 the growth rate was always two-digit. The halt we arrived a little later... but forecasts for 2009 are of a growth of 15-20%.
And taking advantage of this we presented at the fair a Yearbook of the Association, Aefimil, where we make public some comparative 2007, 2008 and 2009, and compared also with countries such as France, Italy or Germany, see that we have a margin of significant growth.
Yes, they are in the order of the day. Sustainability, saving water, utensils recycling, waste treatment, all this is present in Pulire.
Pulire is a brand born in Italy in the hands of the Italian Association of manufacturers of cleaning products. And this partnership has 'exported' this fair to all those countries where there were no rooms of these característcas. Thus, the Pulire brand is aimed at all emerging markets and those where there is no own halls on this sector.
Pulire Spain is at European level. Saving the volume of exhibitors or exhibition area, the big brands can be found in all of them. We have nothing to envy to the other halls.
If in 2008 was when live the most important growth, the truth is that this year we are noticing, as all sectors, the consequences of the crisis. However, we did not want to postpone the convening, by our commitment to the sector. But yes we have been forced to adapt ourselves changing the flag. Today we are in a 60-70% compared to 2008 occupy about 3,000 square meters of surface and with approximately 100 exhibitors.
We have fulfilled the expectations that we set taking into account the current situation.


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Nine new watercolors by Fred Poisson are on view at the Jessie Edwards Studio on the second floor of the Post Office building until July 10. An enthusiastic crowd attended the opening reception on June 29 in the gallery.
The title "Lucent Water" perfectly describes this group of paintings that are a distillation of Poisson's work over the past year. They reflect his fascination with light in its myriad manifestations, especially its play upon water, and they have a luminous richness not always associated with the medium of watercolor.
Two early morning studies of Andy's Way illustrate these aspects in contrasting ways. Both have a primeval quality, a sense of discovering a new world. "Andy's Way, Moon Setting" captures a rare moment in the fall of 2012: A bright full moon sits low on a blue horizon above the dark-green foliage of Beane Point and casts its light across the Salt Pond. In the foreground, green dune grass along the beach softly bends in the pale light of the early morning sun.
In "First Light Andy's Way," it is low tide in early spring at the northeast end of the Great Salt Pond. The low angle of the sunlight casts warm amber shadows across the dune grass. The glistening, silken slate-blue water eddies around the dark mounds of mud flats in what would be a primordial scene if not for the faint silhouette of the Coast Guard buildings along a distant pale horizon.
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In "Little Sachem," Poisson combines watercolor with dry brush to suggest two different qualities of one scene. The foreground bristles with texture and subtle layers of color and detail. The water reflects a darkening sky. In contrast, the upper part of the scene is rendered in softer, broader tones and strokes. Texture is also an important part of "Sun and Sand Nourishes Me," with the grit of the sand and spikes of dune grass in contrast to the calm sea and sky.
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The Rangers game for the 2011 season will be a joint effort between the Shoreline Rangers and Al Murray of the Scottish Adventure Centre in a re-run of the 2010 runner up award for Game of the Year - D-Day!
The 2010 D-Day game was hosted by Al Murray at his own site in near Glasgow, but this year he wanted to move the game more south and approached the Rangers to see if we would like to jointly host the game with him at Holmbush. We jumped at the chance.
The D-Day game narrowly missed out on Game of the Year in 2010, it was an absolutely epic scenario game. This year will be no different. The game will move to the outstanding Holmbush Paintball Centre near Gatwick and will have a unique 'Rangers flavour'.
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The 2011 Rangers game will be a joint effort between the Shoreline Rangers, Al Murray and Shoreline Events Ltd held at one of the UK's best paintball venues - what's not to like?
The Rangers D-Day game will be a 2 day event. You are welcome to arrive and register on Saturday. Throughout Saturday we'll have a series of 'Rangers Style Mini Games' - not your average mini games!!!! We'll also have some other bits and pieces going on but it'll be very nice and laid back. Players can arrive from 1100 hours onwards and we'll kick the mini games off at lunch time.
If running around with a paintball gun sounds too much like hard work for you on Saturday, then just kick back with a beer and shoot the breeze with some fellow ballers in the summer sunshine.
Registration will mirror that of events run by our sponsor Shoreline. All players will be emailed a disclaimer as part of their ticket when they book into the event online. Players will need to bring that signed disclaimer with them to register for the event. We'll then give you a coloured ribbon as your team ID which is to be tied to the back strap of your goggles. That's it! Nice and easy.
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The chrono limit for the event will be 280 fps. All players will need to provide a witnessed chrono reading before taking to the field. We'll apply coloured tape to your arms when you pass through the chrono. This not only indicates to our staff that you have chrono'd, but is also adds to your team ID providing three items of team ID on each person (ribbon on goggles and tape on both arms).
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Includes entry for 2 days, free camping, free party and unlimited HPA
Camping on-site on Saturday night is free of charge, although you will be expected to leave the camping area in a clean condition.
Alternatively, the Travelodge Horsham Central is conveniently nearby. Their contact details are 0871 984 6447. The hotel postcode is RG12 1SQ
There are also a range of hotels in the area which cater for all budgets.
Prior to the event, we will release a full Player Pack which will detail absolutely everything that you'll need to know to play the 2011 Rangers Game: D-Day.
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Kundalini Yoga is a dynamic form of yoga that combines breath, movement, meditation, rhythmic sound and deep relaxation. It is practical for the average person, because it works to release tension and energize in a short period of time, regardless of degree …of flexibility or experience. These classes are taught in the tradition of Yogi Bhajan who first brought Kundalini Yoga to the west in 1969. This yoga is taught in specific sequences of exercises (Kriyas) that creating optimal health by strengthening the immune system, balancing the glands and creating a heightened level of awareness.
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Is a powerful and dynamic practice that incorporates all aspects of yoga. In addition to developing physical vitality, this ancient system of yoga works with the energy systems of the body for emotional balancing, strengthening of the nervous system, stress relief and personal transformation. It is excellent for students of all levels. The best way to learn about Kundalini Yoga is to experience it!
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Kundalini classes begin with a time for centering. We call this "tuning in". The teacher leads the class in the mantra: "Ong Namo, Guru Dev Namo", which means "I call upon my own inner guidance, the teacher within me". Students may follow along or listen as they like.
The class is then led in 10 – 20 minutes of warm-up exercises, which prepare the body for the yoga set (kriya) that follows. Each yoga set involves physical postures (asana), breath work (pranayama), and meditative focus. Yoga is followed by a long deep relaxation and a short meditation that allows time for regeneration and stress release.
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For Kundalini classes, you only need to bring yourself. Many people feel comfortable bringing their own yoga mat, or a towel to lie on, and a light blanket or shawl to cover up with during relaxation if they tend to get cold. Please bring your own cushions to use in the class. Wear comfortable clothing the you can move and breathe in easily. Yoga is best done on an empty stomach. If you find it necessary to eat before class, choose a light, easily digestible snack.
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Ultimately, yoga practice is best done daily. Even a few minutes every day can make a big difference. But any practice, however often, will be beneficial. Two to three times a week will provide noticeable results. Some students find that having a "yoga buddy" helps them maintain their commitment to practice. Invite a friend to attend classes with your or meet a friend in class that like to keep a similar schedule. Talk to your teachers about yoga sets for home practice.
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In many classes, the mantra Sat Nam is used. Literally, "Sat" means Truth and "nam" means Name or Identity. Translated as Your True Identity or Highest Truth Within Yourself.
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Hello ladies. I'm Lisa, 30 and DH, 26 have suffered a loss at 10 weeks. My OBGYN said to wait for 2 cycles to try again. I have recieved my second cycle and we have been trying so far. It is day 9 of my cycle so I am expecting to hopefully O in the next week. I have been temping for 2 months but my levels took a long time to drop to negative (I just got my first neg blood test 10 weeks post dnc) so the temps were all over the place and not reliable for charting. I still got 2 periods almost right on time eventhough my hCG levels were still up there. I have been using an OPK as well this month. Has anyone had evidence of O the first month of levels being 0? I dropped to 0 sometime between 9/14 and 9/24 but didn't not have a temp spike between so I don't think I missed my O. I got AF 9/18. Thanks in advance for any responses
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I'm sorry for your loss but welcome to the board. I chart. I didn't O the month after my d&c but have been good ever since. There is a link to my chart at the bottom of the page if you want to see it. It took me about 2 months for my betas to get below 5. The wait is so frustrating. We are all here for you.


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Readers sought for International Poetry ReadingMarch 8, 2013
EAU CLAIRE — The seventh annual International Poetry Reading will take place from 7:30-9:30 p.m. April 24 in the Ojibwe Grand Ballroom of Davies Center at the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire.
During the event — which aims to celebrate the sounds of the world — students, community members, faculty and staff come together to read and listen to poems in languages other than modern, standard English. Last year, poems were read in 41 different languages.
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To feature as many different languages as possible, it may be necessary to limit the number of readers in a single language, so those interested in reading are encouraged to volunteer as soon as possible.
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Congrats to Team 'Gangnam Style' -- a.k.a. American Psy -- for delivering what was in many ways the best and worst group dance Planet Mirrorballus has ever seen. Mostly worst! It was the best if you love tepid messes and things that make no sense, which obviously I do because it's season 15 and I'm still sitting here in my fringed boots typing about an alternate universe. Like Kelly Monaco said, "Sometimes… trainwrecks are fun to watch."
Somehow this group f(l)ail earned Kelly, Kirstie, Emmitt, and Not-At-All-Powerful Captain Gilles three 9s, probably because if the judges had scored it fairly the entire leaderboard would have been messed up. I'm fine with that. I might even award them all 9s myself provided I'd never have to see Gilles peering into Peta's crotch, Kirstie and Maks' "mat exercises," and Bruno sniffing O Captain His Captain's lointowel ever, ever again. EWWWW.com.
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About Amber
Why Bluebonnets & Brownies,
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- June 13, 2011 at 8:24 PM
Hi Amber, You know me as Lark from: Lark's Country Heart & the Country Cooks Across America. I am in dire need of some volunteer "bakers" for a Fund raising project I am doing to help raise $ for the Susan G. Komen 3-Day for the Cure. So I am doing a Bake Sale! :)
I thought I would just see if any of my FB "fans" would like to help out.
You can visit the BAKING UP A CURE! Site and read ALL the info. of how it works.
Thanks for taking the time to read this.
- June 28, 2011 at 12:43 AM
Hi Amber!
I was so excited when I clicked on the "about Amber" section and read you are from San Antonio! Me too, basically lived there all my life and moved to Des Moines, IA a year ago with my husband! I can totally relate to what you said about Fiesta, etc. And the TX/Hispanic culture! My hubby is Hispanic. We really like IA but do miss Texas, especially the food….ya, not many breakfast tacos around here!! I have started a cupcake business here and can't wait to read more of your recipes! People who aren't from TX just don't understand do they!! Nice to find you!!
- July 3, 2011 at 12:03 AM
Hi Amber – I just found your blog via Foodgawker as I was looking for a fajita marinade. You definitely delivered and I'm excited to follow your blog. Please visit mine sometime (http://mrshutchison.wordpress.com/), have a wonderful weekend!
- August 7, 2011 at 7:36 AM
Hi Amber, stumbled upon your blog through Tasty Kitchen. I am also from Texas but transplanted to Maine. Bluebonnets are sorely missed even with all the lovely things which bloom in New England. Tex Mex is sorely missed as well. I will have a tour around your blog and get homesick I am sure. Keep blogging!
- August 16, 2011 at 10:29 AM
So happy to find another Texan who adores Tex-Mex food and culture as much as I do! I found you through a comment regarding aioli on Three Many Cooks' blog. I'm in Cleveland, OH now and have, in vain, for the last three years attempted to grow blue bonnets…I haven't given up…yet. I did get a few in a small urn on the front porch last year. Everyone was completely fascinated by them!! I can't wait to read more of your posts and recipes.
- August 17, 2011 at 12:10 AM
Hi Amber!
Nice to meet you at Costco today. Your blog looks awesome and look forward to reading it more! ;)
- September 26, 2011 at 1:19 AM
Hi there,
Hi Amber,
We love your site and would love to work with you on a review and giveaway of one of our products. By chance, would you be interested in partnering with us??
- October 9, 2011 at 7:01 PM
I'm always amazed at what a small world it is. I was looking for a recipe for Rudy's creamed corn & yours was the first listed. It sounds wonderful so I printed it out. (I'll be making it soon I hope!) Then, I thought I'd look into the Bluebonnets & Brownies site further and saw your profile. I see the picture of your sister, David & Ava and think, hum…, they look familiar. After seeing that they are sitting in front of a fire truck I realize I DO know them! The company I work for poured their house foundation. Jeremy & I are facebook friends. They are such a beautiful family. Salt of the earth. Thank you for sharing your recipes. I look forward to trying many…. Blessings – Karen Fraley
- October 13, 2011 at 7:52 AM
I am SO excited I found you! I am a Houstonian, born and raised. I am also married to a Brit! How funny! Anyway, I was looking for a recipe for borracho beans and I found your site…really excited to look through the recipes as I am just learning this whole "cooking" thing. Thank you for your time and effort put into this for all of us who need a little help in the kitchen :)
- October 29, 2011 at 8:49 PM
Hi Amber,
I too am a homesick San Antone Texan living near Washington D.C. ——for the last 30 years. My honeymoon was the trip from SA to DC with a UHaul and I haven't lived in SA since! Except in my heart that just can't get over the Teka Molino guacamole cup! I wrote about it in my blog above and am chasing THAT rabbit all over the place. Let me know if you have eaten one……they dwell on San Pedro. Mostly, let me know if you have conquered it.
I'll be back for many a visit. I understand the need for pure and lovely shortbread.
Oh for a little Night in Old SA,
- January 25, 2012 at 8:33 PM
Hi Amber,
Well you found another homesick Texan! I live in South Florida now but have traveled all over the country for work for the last 3 years. Everywhere we go people say that their state has the best food! Well I didn't want to start a fight but unless they have spent some time around Austin and San Antonio they just wouldn't understand what good food is! I miss my breakfast tacos and migas! Whoever decided a bagel and lox was a good breakfast food is insane! Anyway…keep up the good work! I'll be sneaking around the pages of your blog for a while….
- January 27, 2012 at 11:19 PM
Hi Amber! I just found your website while pinning things on Pinterest. I am also from San Antonio, and still live nearby in Boerne. My daughters and I also learned to love cooking from my own mother who they also called Nanny. I look forward to browsing through your recipes. We are supposed to have a really good bluebonnet season this year!
- March 25, 2012 at 4:01 PM
Hi Amber,
I just found your website looking for a recipe for Rudy's Creamed Corn. I want to make some pulled pork and thought it would be a nice side.
I'm also looking for a recipe similar to Rudy's Coleslaw – have you ever come across one?
I currently live in Austin (we just ate Rudy's today :) but am originally from the Midwest so I enjoyed reading 'about Amber' and can totally relate to comfort food that makes you feel loved!
Thank you!
- March 28, 2012 at 1:25 PM
Hi Amber,
Can you please, please tell me where I can find the beautiful serving bowls you displayed the Easter Bunny Bait in?? Thank you, Renee'
- April 7, 2012 at 10:16 AM
Today is my first day on a voyage to begin my own blog about baking. Dedicated completely to baking and the way I'll be using it as therapy for my soul. Like others, your blog resonates with me because I'm from San Antonio…my first love is writing and my second is baking.
I have no idea where to start and it looks like a daunting task to begin, but I'm determined to figure it out! Keep up your great work and maybe once I start my blog you can start 'following' me to. :-)
- May 7, 2012 at 2:02 PM
Just found your site on FoodBlogs.com and thought I'd stop by and check out your site. Looks great so I subscribed to your feed. Can't wait to see what the next post will be!
- August 2, 2012 at 7:35 PM
OMG, I just found out that you live in NJ from my baking addiction. I wish I could have met with you guys, as there are no food bloggers around where I am in Westfield, and it would have been great to met some with similar interests :-)
Anyhow, just giving you a shout out and that I have been following for a while now!!
- October 7, 2012 at 10:07 PM
xoxoxo Love you forever! Keep up your great work Amberini
<3 Melliebean
- October 22, 2012 at 2:13 PM
Hi Amber,
We are the Six Sisters and we would love to have you link up anytime to our Strut Your Stuff Saturday link party. We are also hosting a Build Your Blog Conference in Salt Lake City on Feb. 16, 2013. You can find a link on our blog sixsistersstuff.com with more info or go to buildyourblogconference.com. We would love to hear from you! -The Six Sisters
- November 2, 2013 at 3:18 PM
Thank you so much for your blog! I love seeing the delicious looking recipes and can't wait to try them. I love that you are involved with a local CSA and do a lot of your baking with local seasonal ingredients! I had to choose a food blog to follow for one of my college classes this semester and was so excited when I found one that does Southern/Tex Mex food because I grew up in Arlington, TX! I look forward to your posts and check every day to see if there is a new recipe for me to try! Thanks again!
Abby from Troy, AL
- January 26, 2014 at 8:18 AM
Thank you for your tortilla soup recipe. I am a born and raised San Antonian that still lives here. I was looking for the recipe for Jim's tortilla soup. I came accross yours. Last week me and my two preschoolers went to have the half a sandwich and tortilla soup. I had been wanting it ifor a while. The entire time I sat at the bar I was trying to analyse the ingredients. lol. I am going to try your recipe.
- June 24, 2014 at 1:03 AM
I'm truly enjoying the design and layout of your site. It's a
very easy on the eyes which makes it much more enjoyable for me to
come here and visit more often. Did you hire out a
developer to create your theme? Excellent work!
- December 15, 2014 at 11:00 PM
Hi Amber,
My husband and I and my brother-in-law and sister-in-law just returned from a cruise where we got to meet your sweet and extremely proud mom and dad. Such interesting, sweet folks. Your mom just beamed when I told her I followed your recipes online. She is so happy to have her new grandson too. Thanks for the excellent recipes. Keep 'em coming! Sincerely, Paula Lopez
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Police: Man kills girlfriend, selfBy Susan Smallheer
Staff Writer | August 22,2014
TOWNSHEND — A 26-year-old Townshend man shot his off-again, on-again girlfriend late Wednesday afternoon at their home on the Grafton Road, police said, and then turned the gun on himself.
Vermont State Police identified Shane J. Brodeur as the man who fired the weapon, and died outside his mobile home. His girlfriend, Katelyn McFadden, 20, was airlifted to Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center in Lebanon, N.H., where she died later in the evening.
According to a police statement late Thursday afternoon, McFadden was shot first in the head and then the neck by Brodeur. An autopsy by the New Hampshire chief medical examiner's office determined the gunshot wound to the head was the fatal injury.
Brodeur then turned the gun on himself, police said, and shot himself in the head.
Capt. Raymond Keefe said Thursday that Brodeur and McFadden were both on the phone for several minutes with a state police dispatcher, after Brodeur had initially called police about a disagreement between the pair.
Keefe said at one point during the discussion with the dispatcher, the unloaded gun was laid on a counter. But suddenly the dispatcher heard the gun went off and the line went silent, Keefe said. Troopers were "moments away" at the time, he said.
He said he had listened to the tape of the call and it was surprising for its calmness. Often domestic violence calls are very volatile, he said.
He said that the couple had an off-and-on relationship, and that McFadden had broken up with Brodeur about a month ago, but had moved back in with him last week after living in Bellows Falls with another man.
State's Attorney Tracy Shriver said Brodeur had called state police about two months ago to report that McFadden, who was under the legal drinking age, was drunk and walking down the Grafton Road in Townshend.
Police responded and said they found McFadden very drunk. Both she and Brodeur were charged — Brodeur for furnishing the alcohol to McFadden and McFadden for being a minor consuming alcohol.
Keefe said domestic violence continues to be a tragedy in Vermont society.
"We see these things in Vermont and across the country," he said. "You are most in danger from your spouse, your acquaintance, your boyfriend. It's a sad commentary on relationships."
Keefe said the state police dispatcher, who he wouldn't idenfify, had been referred to a employee assistance program, and also had the support of fellow VSP employees.
"She's an experienced dispatcher. I spoke with her last night and again today," said Keefe, the Troop D captain.
"The situation was frankly very calm," he said. "She did an excellent job. She had them both defused, and then all of a sudden she heard several volleys of shots."
He said the call was initiated over "fairly minor relationship stuff," but quickly turned fatal.
He said the dispatcher immediately called for an ambulance to the Grafton Road home, and state police arrived shortly afterward. They got McFadden into an ambulance, but she died several hours later.
Both had attended Leland and Gray Union High School in Townshend, with Brodeur graduating in 2006. McFadden attended from 2007 to 2009.
According to his Facebook page, Brodeur worked as a carpenter for a Chester construction firm, and also had his own painting and construction company.
McFadden, a native of Brattleboro, had worked as a line cook at Bromley Mountain and had recently applied for work in the kitchen at Valley Cares, an assisted-living facility in Townshend, less than a half mile from Brodeur's home.
On her Facebook page, she had written that she was in a "complicated relationship."
McFadden had a criminal record: She was arrested when she was 18 years old for smoking crack cocaine in a Brattleboro motel. She was also charged with contributing to the delinquency of a minor.
Shriver said McFadden had been put on probation for the cocaine charge.
"She went on probation but didn't do well on probation," the prosecutor said. "She was put on furlough, and she struggled through that."
But she said McFadden had kept out of trouble for the past 12 months until the alcohol charge.
"It's a very sad case," Shriver said.
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More than 1,000 students will attend the new school, which has been built in Pol-e Alam, the capital town of the Logar Province. The aim of the project is to create an opportunity for students to be educated in the area of agriculture and mechanization.
During the first phase of the project, a building of 19 classrooms, laboratories and workshop was constructed. The workshop consists of a vast hall, which will serve to teach mechanical subjects.
"We are very grateful for the project, which was funded by PRT. We now have the responsibility to find qualified teachers for this institution. Most of them have already been hired, the school will open for the next school year in March 2012," said Mr. Asif Nang, Deputy Minister of Education in Afghanistan.
The graduates of the school will receive knowledge and skills in livestock, agricultural chemistry, farming, animal anatomy, etc. The mechanical subjects will focus on how to operate and repair the machines and appliances, which are used in agriculture.
In the next phase of the project PRT is planning to build another building with more classrooms, a dormitory for students and dining facilities. Besides that, a demonstration farm will be constructed. It will include green houses, irrigation systems and storages for fruit and vegetables, where the students will practice what they have already learnt.
"We appreciate the help of PRT. Our plan now is to build a similar agricultural school in the Mohamad Agha district and another high school focused on technological disciplines somewhere in Logar," said Mr. Abdul Mateen Jafar, director of the Department of Education in the Logar Province.
"The High agriculture school is a symbol of development in the Logar Province. Education is important, because good education is a better safeguard of a nation´s stability and liberty than the army or police. Furthermore, there is nothing more important for Logar´s and Afghanistan´s prosperity than good education," said Mr. Petr Svačina, head of the civilian part of PRT.
"But everything that we provided is just an empty shell, this is the easier part. It is entirely in the hands of the Afghan government and people to make this project a success. It is you who will have to make sure that good teachers are teaching here and bright students are educated here. I have full confidence that this will happen and in a couple of years Kabul University will be full of students from Logar, who come from this school,"Petr Svačina said.
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It's been nearly a decade since my husband and I left Utah. We visit regularly, since our families are both still centered there. I've made the drive across the plains of South Dakota, Nebraska, and Wyoming in both the dead of winter and the scorching heat of summer. And I've flown into Utah many, many […]
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Music faculty release debut CD with major recording labelSeptember 26, 2013
|The Chiaroscuro Trio. From left: Dr. Yuko Kato, Dr. Aurélien Pétillot and Dr. Elizabeth Pétillot.
EAU CLAIRE — Two members of the music faculty at the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire released their trio's debut CD of contemporary American works this past July.
"New People," from Albany Records, features works for voice, viola and piano, as performed by the Chiaroscuro Trio. The trio is composed of contralto Dr. Elizabeth Pétillot, violist Dr. Aurélien Pétillot and pianist Dr. Yuko Kato. The Pétillots are lecturers of music at UW-Eau Claire.
"It was a really big deal for us to work on the CD," Aurélien Pétillot said. "Releasing a CD is a major accomplishment for any musician, so we knew we had to do it right and be at the top of our game. We really enjoyed the whole process, from selecting the works, to holding the final product in our hands."
Works on the CD include "The Rain is Full of Ghosts" by Daniel Powers, "Front Porch Poems" by Jonathan Santore and "New People" by Michael Colgrass. The group commissioned two works for the album, "Erotica" by Rob Deemer and "Jabberwocky" by Graham Reynolds.
"With 'New People,' the trio seeks not only to contribute new music to the repertoire and to engage a wide array of listeners, but also to broaden, if not challenge, the stereotypes and expectations connected to classical music, and to demonstrate the large scope of what 'classical music' encompasses," Aurélien Pétillot said.
The Chiaroscuro Trio is the only professional chamber ensemble that is dedicated to the unique combination of voice, viola and piano. "Chiaroscuro" is an Italian term for the opposition and interactions between lightness and darkness.
"The trio purposefully selected works that are very different from one another, and that deal with conflicting yet congruent aspects of life: laughter, love, lust, loss and longing," Aurélien Pétillot said.
When deciding where to record the CD, the group specifically chose Austin, Texas. The Pétillots studied at the University of Texas at Austin, and they lived in the area for close to 10 years.
Aurélien Pétillot said they wanted to record "amidst the sounds of neighborhood chili cookouts, stray cats in rut, frolicking squirrels, customized low rider trucks, airplanes flying overhead and children playing in the streets, so the music would surreptitiously seep into the outside world, while the hubbub of urban life would find itself interwoven in the fabric of the music."
He also said the trio has a close connection, which directly impacts the quality of their music.
"I don't believe people can make music together if they don't like and respect each other," he said. "We work very well and very openly together, and we absolutely trust each other. Our connection and our complicity as a trio are part of what really makes our performances particularly engaging and accessible."
The CD can be streamed on Spotify, downloaded from iTunes or purchased either online at Albany Records or Chiaroscuro Trio's website, or locally at the Volume One store.


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Le Massif Ski Resort
- Nearest town: Baie-Sainte-Paul
- Resort Altitude (metres): 806 metres
- Ski Season: December to April
- Mountain Range: Laurentian Mountains
- Number of Lifts: 3
- Highest Lift (metres): 806m
- Lowest Lift (metres): 36m
- Number of Slopes: 20
- Snowboarding: Boarding on all pistes plus a terrain park.
- Cross Country (km): 3.8km
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For the days when you dont feel like skiing take a trip to the frozen falls at Montmorency Falls Park. The falls are higher than the Niagara falls and cable cars, lookouts and trails bring you close enough to get a good look at the falls. If you have your own transport, why not take a scenic drive along the St Lawrence River and through the Charlevoix region which has much to offer in the way of magnificent scenery and quaint villages and towns, which also have art galleries where you can admire the work of many local artists or visit La Laiterie where you will be able to see the cheese making process Take a trip into Quebec City which is only an hour away and while away the time visiting the museums or shopping in the narrow streets of Le Quartier de Petite Champlain, where you will find boutiques, Canadian artwork, crafts, clothing and much more. At the Galeries de la Capitale there are not only plenty of shops on hand but an amusement centre as well.
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- Temperatures: minus 1.5°C
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There is not much of an Apres Ski scene in Le Massif itself, however, Baie-Sainte-Paul is not far away and is the largest and nearest town and offers a variety of nightlife activities If you have the energy after a day on the slopes take the trip to Quebec City where you will find an even bigger nightlife scene.
This picturesque resort in the heart of the Charlevoix region of Quebec offers fantastic views for both the skiers and the tourist. Le Massif is located above the banks of the St Lawrence River and offers skiers 36 runs and the highest vertical drop of 770 metres east of the Canadian Rockies. The owners of the reserve have worked extremely hard to preserve the rugged natural beauty of this UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve. Yearly snowfalls in this area usually exceed 600cm which makes it ideal for great skiing and snowboarding. Quebec City is an hours drive from Le Massif therefore making it an ideal day trip for when skiing is not on the agenda.
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Who says a volcanic eruption has to be bad for business? Particularly when it involves a spectacular lava show, and the business in question is tourism.
An eruption on the east rift of Hawaii's Kilauea Volcano, which began Saturday, has created lava spatters of up to 65 feet and already boosted visitation to Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, according to a National Park Service statement issued Monday.
The eruption has caused the closure of Chain of Craters Road, a campground and coastal trails in the area. But the park's most popular regions remain open and another eruption that has been ongoing for years is visible from several viewing areas. (See the U.S. Geological Survey website for updates, maps, photos and web cam images.)
Meanwhile, air-tour companies have added some flights to accommodate demand, says a spokeswoman for the Big Island's tourist office, although a 1,500-foot temporary flight restriction has been imposed around the eruption.
That news doesn't surprise Sif Gustavsson, Visit Iceland's North American manager.
"This January, tourism was up 40% over last year," she said. "Iceland in January? It used to be a bad joke!"
Who -- or rather, what -- to credit for the windfall? Eyjafjallajokull, the unpronounceable volcano that wreaked havoc on flights across western and northern Europe last April.
RELATED: From Iceland to Hawaii, volcano tourism is suddenly hot
Gustavsson was attending a promotional gathering in Washington recently (Icelandair begins non-stop flights between Washington and Reykjavik May 17), where guests sipped Blue Lagoons (Reyka Vodka, white grape juice and blue Curacao). The cocktails were supposed to be evocative of Iceland's thermal water park. But the roiling, smoke-billowing drinks (thanks to dry ice) turned the talk to volcanoes.
Icelanders mostly took Eyjafjallajokull in stride, Gustavsson says. Last March, when its rumblings began, locals drove over to pose in front of its fiery glow and posted the pics on Facebook. "Maybe 800 cows were evacuated. That's it," she says.
Then in April, "it turned awful" -- at least for air travelers seeking to get to and from parts of Europe. But in Iceland, it was pretty much business as usual, Gustavsson adds.
Eyjafjallajokull's eruption was officially declared over in October, when it ceased to melt snow on the glacier. But it's a gift that keeps on giving, tourism wise. The volcano is now a staple on island tours. Visits are made in specially modified vehicles dubbed "Jeep-zillas."
Eyjafjallajokull did change the landscape, wiping out a glacial lagoon, for one thing. "It was beautiful and now it's gone. But everything in Iceland is beautiful in its own way. Nobody goes to Iceland and says, "This place reminds me of …" Gustavsson says. "Unless they've been to the moon."


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Excuses usually abound when it's time to do household chores. Ranging from chronic illness to physical ailments, no child gets excited about washing dishes or cleaning up their rooms. However, outdoor chores can become exciting activities as children splash in their bathing suits while washing the dog, jam to the radio as they garden, or dance along the sidewalk as they sweep. The key is to become inventive and turn an everyday task into an adventure instead of a chore, enticing them through fun, engaging activities.
Set up the Sprinkler
Let the kids have fun outside, running and jumping in and out of the sprinkler with the dog as you set up a self serve dog wash. Arrange all items needed for the pet wash into stations, starting first with the shampoo, bucket and a rag or sponge. Next should be a towel and a brush, and third, treats and a pull toy.
When the dog is good and wet, have your children massage in the shampoo, scratching the dog in his favorite places and laughing as he tries to wriggle free before they can rinse away the bubbles. When he is completely clean, give him a treat and let them have fun playing tug of war with his favorite pull toy.
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Turn raking leaves into Dancing with the Stars by having your child use the rake as their dance partner. With each sweep of the handle, they can hop, skip and jump across the lawn as they gather leaves into piles while pretending to be their favorite TV star.
For even more fun, the tip of the rake's handle can be used as a microphone, allowing them to sing and dance as they work. This game can also be played while sweeping the leaves and pine needles off of the sidewalk or driveway.
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Play music while gardening. Whether watering plants, spreading dirt, pruning bushes or picking fruits and vegetables, your favorite tunes will make the time go quicker and the chore much more enjoyable. Fast-paced music is the best, urging your children to move quicker, sing louder and forget about the dullness of the activity at hand.
You can also turn weeding into a competition for your children in countless ways. For example, the child who has pulled the most weeds can be awarded with a prize — but be careful, this could lead to random pulling of greenery — or you can look for the prettiest/ugliest weed, the one with the most bulbs, etc., when all weeding is completed. It doesn't matter. Just give them something else to focus on as they work in the garden.


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Editorial from Diane Ritchey, Editor, APPLIANCE Magazine
Those of you who know Dana Chase, Jr., know that he often ends meetings with a resounding, "Onward and Upward!" It's become the premise of being at Dana Chase Publications.
The decision for me to change positions was a difficult one, to say the least, as I truly enjoyed being the Editor of APPLIANCE magazine. I began my career at APPLIANCE magazine as senior editor, was promoted to managing editor, and thanks to Dana Chase, Jr., Susan Chase Korin, and David Chase, was quickly given the opportunity to run the editorial department of a magazine that is respected as the "bible" of the appliance industry worldwide. I have loved the APPLIANCE magazine environment, where high expectations and an unwavering commitment to quality are the norm, but where opportunities for professional development and encouragement of creativity are always present. As a result, I am not the same editor that I was in 1998. I'm a better editor and I've grown, both personally and professionally, thanks to the Chase family.
I have also enjoyed covering the appliance industry, which is blessed with high-quality people at all levels and disciplines. As the industry continues to provide emotion, excitement, design sophistication, and high-level function in the appliances it designs and produces, I believe it is one that can only grow in the future.
Fortunately, I don't have to stop reporting about an industry for which I have so much respect and admiration. The fact that there is no consumer magazine solely about appliances has been apparent to all of us at APPLIANCE magazine for quite some time, but was even more evident earlier this year when my husband and I decided to completely re-do the kitchen in our home. As I report on appliances for a living, I know, for example, the difference between a cooktop and a stove, the benefits of stainless steel, the differences between a top-mount and side-by-side refrigerator, and how to select the proper dishwasher for a new kitchen. But my husband did not, and neither do most of my friends, family, and other people who don't usually think about appliances until they need to replace one. My husband wanted a guide, a book, or something in writing that would give him all of the information he needed such as price ranges, model types, and features and benefits to help us make well-informed and educated decisions about the appliances for our new kitchen. We found nothing that offered all of that information in one magazine or publication. Until now.
Home Appliance was created to help consumers such as my husband, my family, and friends, and yours to help them buy the best appliances based on need, style, and function. Our editorial mission is to provide consumers with in-depth information specifically on home appliances, to educate them as to the appliance products available, along with their features and benefits, and to present consumers with expert advice on issues such as financing, designs, technology, and trends. Our goal is a well-informed consumer as he/she enters the retail outlet to purchase an appliance.
The 2004 editorial calendar for Home Appliance is packed with features that will deliver on our editorial promise. The first issue, in April 2004, will include features on cooking appliances and floor care and cleaning appliances, along with information on product price ranges and financing options. One feature, titled "Big Ideas, Small Budget," will provide information on appliances that are small in price but are big in design, performance, and function. The summer issue, to be published in July, will include features on refrigerators, dishwashers, hearth appliances, and the outdoor room. The third issue in 2004, to be published in October, will include editorial about laundry, the "25 Hippest Housewares," ventilation, and a feature titled, "Small Space, Big Ideas," where readers will be able to read about and find appliances that maximize space in a smaller area.
Each issue of Home Appliance will include an article about a feature home, where we'll report on all appliances in a particular home, why the homeowners chose the appliances, how space was utilized, the look that the homeowners were seeking, and what homeowners might do differently the next time they re-do their kitchen, laundry room, or other room in the home. Each issue will also contain a guest editorial from a home builder, a kitchen designer, and a real estate agent; "Just Around the Corner," which will highlight new products on the horizon not yet brought to market; a "News You Can Use" department, a "What's Hot" department with products that are truly innovative, fun, and high-tech; and new product information on HVAC, refrigeration, laundry, floor care, cooking, dishwashers, and electric housewares.
I have turned over my Editor position at APPLIANCE to Lisa Bonnema, our former managing editor. Lisa and the APPLIANCE magazine staff, including new Managing Editor Tina Grady, Assistant Editor Jill Russell, Contributing Editors David Simpson and Lincoln Brunner, China Correspondent Clint Stevens, New Delhi Correspondent Adite Chatterjee, and European Correspondent Paul Roggema, will ensure that APPLIANCE continues to serve its readers by providing the highest quality editorial.
This year, that editorial will include a special celebration of APPLIANCE magazine's 60th anniversary. Editorial commemorating the 60th anniversary celebration will include a brief look at advances in appliance technology since APPLIANCE magazine was launched in 1943 by Dana Chase, Sr., along with an extensive exploration of the new technology and conceivable breakthroughs in appliance design and use through the next 60 years. As you know, the possibilities are endless.
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If this is true, our President is a piece of crap!
If this is true, our President is a piece of crap!
If this is true, our President is a piece of crap!
Mitt Romney last night and today accused the Obama administration of sending "mixed messages" to the Middle East, including making "an apology for America's values." "We join together in the condemnation of the attacks on American embassies and the loss of American life, and join in the sympathy for these people," Romney said , "But it's also important for me — just as it was for the White House last night, by the way — to say that the statements were inappropriate and in my view, a disgraceful statement on the part of our administration to apologize for American values." Howie agreed with Mitt
via WRKO Apologizing To Our Enemies.
On Friday, July 6, 2012, without any fanfare or publicity, President Barack Obama signed an executive order titled Assignment of National Security and Emergency Preparedness Communications Functions. Chances are that Obama didn't want to bring attention to this action because of the power it places in his grasp.Section 1 of the executive order reads:
via Obama Signs Executive Order Giving Him and Federal Government Control of All Forms of Communication Under Any Circumstance – Godfather Politics.
Now that I'm seeing Obama campaign commercials I think he'll win. As everyone treads water to keep their heads up they don't have the time or energy to see what is going on. The ads can be accepted as fact at first glance, so most will pull the lever for him. The racist blacks will vote for him, (that's right quit calling me a racist when you're the friggin' racist), he had the homosexual vote so I don't get the phoney announcement about gay marriage this week. Anyway, go back to sleep America, welcome to the Matrix.
(Which pill again? Blue or red?)
Just as a side note, I turned the channel on O'Brien back in '97 when she was a host on a show, maybe CNET? She asked something like why do we have to put up with all these banners when we visit sites? Uh, as a developer her ignorance blew me away. She obviously has been just stumbling up the media ladder. Wow, incredible, back when companies were honest they wanted people who worked hard, tried to perfect their craft and move the company in a positive direction. Now idiots move up as they kiss ass and follow the program.
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At the University of Iowa, Obama said, "You've got one member of Congress who compared these student loans — I'm not kidding here — to a 'stage-three cancer of socialism,'"
"Stage-three cancer? I don't know where to start. What do you mean? What are you talking about? Come on. Just when you think you've heard it all in Washington, somebody comes up with a new way to go off the deep end," he said.
Though Obama did not name him, that was a reference to a comment from Akin in a debate with the Republican senate candidates Saturday. Asked about the student loan issue, Akin slammed the government for taking over college loans in a 2009 bill.
"America has got the equivalent of stage 3 cancer of socialism because the federal government is tampering in all kinds of stuff it has no businesses tampering in," he said.
via Two Republican House members say Obama misquoted them – 2chambers – The Washington Post.
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