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Fifteen Journalism-Related Panels for SXSW Interactive 2012
Earlier this week, the colossal film, interactive, and music festival known as SXSW announced the opening of the 2012 SXSW PanelPicker, a community-driven voting portal that allows people to vote on panels which they wish to see at the upcoming conference. The PanelPicker votes and comments comprise 30% of the decision-making process for any given programming slot, with the SXSW Staff and SXSW Advisory Board accounting for 30% and 40% respectively. Voting is open from now until 11:59pm CT on Friday, September 2, 2011.
For those of you who may not be familiar with SXSW, here's a brief video from SXSW that gives an overview of the conference:
While there are three distinct portions of the conference, SXSW Interactive offers the most diverse group of topics, especially for journalists. Currently, there are over 50 journalism-related panels up for voting in the PanelPicker. I've culled through them all, and here are fifteen which I think would be great for journalists of all kinds. Each panel description also includes a link to vote for the panel on the PanelPicker (voting does require registering for a free PanelPicker account).


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Roll Call: Financial Services Forum, Porter Novelli, and More
The comms director for House Majority Leader Eric Cantor's (R-Va.), Laena Fallon is leaving her post to become the VP of comms for the Financial Services Forum (FSF) in August. FSF is an advocacy group comprised of the CEOs of 20 large banks, including Goldman Sachs' Lloyd Blankfein and JP Morgan Chase's Jamie Dimon. [via, h/t]
Rich Jernstedt (pictured) has joined Porter Novelli as a senior counselor in the firm's Chicago office. Jernstedt was previously EVP and senior partner at Fleishman-Hillard. He left the firm a year ago to start his own agency, The Jernstedt Company. Prior to F-H, he spent 26 years with GolinHarris. Porter Novelli has had a number of executive departures over recent months.

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This election's turning weird. Reptillian kitten-eaters, ministers more concerned about getting re-elected than getting to the bottom of tainted meat, ads with awful cue-card reading and slimy voice-over announcers...but hey, at least we won't be hearing the words "dimpled chad" here (unlike California, where the voting machine issue that wound up putting Dubya in the White House is rearing its head again, which could have all sorts of interesting fallout).
About the ads...a couple of nights ago caught two back-to-back that demonstrated the wrong approaches. First were the Communists, whose leader tried to cram half-an-hour of material into a minute. It was like the person who has so much to get off their chest but blurts it out faster than they can manage. Also clear the person was not used to cue-card reading. On the other hand, the PC ad that followed felt slimy, with an announcer who had a twinge of "we know what's good for you, just accept it" in their voice, coupled with stock footage of our premier at staged events. I'm not wild about the Liberals, but they may have something with their muted approach to advertising. Unfortunately, the NDP's ads probably aren't going to turn too many heads, but they aren't stooping low either, and "Public Power" is kinda catchy.
At least I'm confident the riding I'm in won't push the Common Sense Revolution any further. Here in St. Paul's, I've seen more Green Party lawn signs (and I'm not counting those dropped randomly at the side of the road) than PC signs. Sign count is running 90% in favour of the Kitten-Eaters, followed by the NDP, then the Greens. Got my voter's card in the mail, so I don't have to worry about proving who I am at the poll.
A couple more weeks to go, where you can bet something bizarre will happen. Just waiting to see what the PCs will do in deeper desperation to cling to their constituency.
Friday, September 19, 2003
Wednesday, September 17, 2003
christmas shopping tips
...because it's never too early to start!
Only four months to go until the holidays. Beat the madding crowds in December - shop at the Warehouse now for gifts everyone will enjoy!
Is Rover wandering around the yard aimlessly, bumping into everything in site? Has man's best friend forgotten what you told then about watering the flower bed...because they can't tell it's the flower bed? Or, has your stressed pet been unable to lie back and read the newspapers you give them because the text is too small? Tragically, canine myopia happens and the eyewear available has stressed function over style and elegance...
Until now...
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(The Call of the Wild not included)
Monday, September 15, 2003
one fine saturday afternoon while eating lunch on queen west
It was one of the sorriest protest marches I've ever seen.
I was enjoying a late lunch at one of the Indian restaurants along Queen West around 2:30 when a procession wandered by, bracketed by police cars in front and half-a-dozen on horseback at the rear. Everyone had signs and placards for every cause under the sun with no unifying theme. The low point was a chariot that rolled by with a guy dressed as a brownshirt, spouting speeches in German punctuated by Nazi salutes. As much as I despise corporate greed and so on, that analogy runs low. Judging from some articles I've read lately, unfocused protests like this are starting to backfire - forget where I read a tale about a 21-year old who led a group of people to reopen a street to traffic somewhere in France after a protest shut it down.
There needs to be a focused, well-organized lighting rod to capture all the anger against those screwing the majority, but I'm having a hard time thinking what would be the ultimate campaign/solution, short of one world leader or conglomorate committing an act so offensive, so reprehensible, and so certain of leading to massive death or destruction.
Anybody know of a modern-day Bastille ripe for the picking?
I was enjoying a late lunch at one of the Indian restaurants along Queen West around 2:30 when a procession wandered by, bracketed by police cars in front and half-a-dozen on horseback at the rear. Everyone had signs and placards for every cause under the sun with no unifying theme. The low point was a chariot that rolled by with a guy dressed as a brownshirt, spouting speeches in German punctuated by Nazi salutes. As much as I despise corporate greed and so on, that analogy runs low. Judging from some articles I've read lately, unfocused protests like this are starting to backfire - forget where I read a tale about a 21-year old who led a group of people to reopen a street to traffic somewhere in France after a protest shut it down.
There needs to be a focused, well-organized lighting rod to capture all the anger against those screwing the majority, but I'm having a hard time thinking what would be the ultimate campaign/solution, short of one world leader or conglomorate committing an act so offensive, so reprehensible, and so certain of leading to massive death or destruction.
Anybody know of a modern-day Bastille ripe for the picking?
Sunday, September 07, 2003
Winnipeg/Kenora/Ignace/Thunder Bay
Thunder Bay/Nipigon/White River/Wawa/Lake Superior Provincial Park/Sault St. Marie
Sault St. Marie/Blind River/Sudbury/Parry Sound/Toronto
The home stretch began with a huge breakfast at The Original Pancake House, where we stuffed oursleves with some of the best pancakes we'd ever had. Fast, cheap and delicious. Worth the waddle back to the car.
The retro sign didn't hurt
Continued on through the last stretches of prairie, before returning to a place to stand, a place to grow, Ontari-ari-ari-o. I figured it would take 3-4 days to get back to Toronto - our final overnight stops would be Thunder Bay, the Soo and Sudbury.
The drive to Thunder Bay was uneventful, except for more changes in landscape than expected - even farmland reminiscent of southern Ontario for a brief time. Saw enough inukshuks...
From Kenora to Waubaushene, these were a regular roadside site, usually coupled with graffitti. Must be a way of leaving one's mark on the Trans-Can.
We stopped at an info centre in Ignace around 5pm to book a room in Thunder Bay. When the hotel clerk asked as where we were from, she said it was a good thing we weren't there at that moment - the great blackout of '03 had hit an hour earlier. We flipped on CBC radio and discovered we were in the only part of the province that was still powered. We called Mom to see how things were there. Got into Thunder Bay late, ate at Swiss Chalet, went for a quick dip at the hotel pool, then blew a fuse in the room (probably due to two hair dryers going at once). Once that was fixed, we settled back and watched coverage of the blackout. We watched Channel 4 from Detroit to see what was going on in that neck of the woods - the studio appeared to be using footlights, giving the anchors a weird glow.
Next day, took the car in for a wash. Got most of the grasshopper goo off, but it would require a deeper cleaning later on. Got thirsty in Nipigon, but hit a cursed Mike's Mart (Mac's) - machines weren't working, slush cups kept collapsing, drinks tasted like crap, etc. Took several tries to find a way out of town. Won't be stopping there again.
One odd thing we noticed through northern Ontario...several chain gas stations had restaurants attached to them that carried the same name of those that were at the service stations along the 401 before the fast food chains took over. Never thought about stopping at any, since we remembered Mom saying how bad the old ones were. We kept driving along, munching on super-fresh sourdough bread picked up that morning.
Stopped in White River to make hotel reservations - luckily power was back on in the Soo. We tried calling Mom again to see if she was back, but she wasn't around so we called out Aunt Gladys, who said it wasn't out for long in A'burg. As we left the centre, we couldn't stop laughing at the posters we saw. Outside, things were being set up for a weekend Winnie The Pooh festival, complete with musical acts. Not just any musical acts...top headliners like Sync*In, Just Like Pink and Oops, Britney Did It Again.
Stopped for the obligatory pix of the birds in Wawa, then took a dusty road to the beautiful Magpie Falls.
Continued south, through Lake Superior Provincial Park, where we saw a bear cub wandering close to the road. We did not stop to gawk or feed it or other silly things folks are tempted to do. Like the coyote and the cow, we let the bear be.
Made it to the Soo and what turned out to be the final lodgings of the trip, the Ambassador Motel, a cute little family-run place on the way into town I'd picked up a brochure for earlier. Looked like a lot of work had gone into keeping the place fixed up, from the homebuilt indoor pool in the back to the good shape of the sign out front. The billboard says it all.
Looking for food was easy - Hwy 17 going into town is a long strip of large Italian restaurants. Another winner - we said there were no duds on the trip. Even decided to induldge in some vino for this meal.
News reports indicated that some parts of Toronto were still without power. Feeling a bit worried, plus facing the hassle of having to get Saturday night accomodation, I decided that we'd head back to Toronto the next day. The map indicated it wasn't that long a journey, with less driving than we'd done each day since leaving Calgary. Besides, what if we were stuck somewhere without power?
The last day of the trip began with a stop in Blind River, where we couldn't resist singing Neil Young's Long May You Run. Stopped at a Tim Horton's that was tricky to get into, but worth it for oddball doughnuts (strawberry coconut, anyone?). Came across a giant toonie. Stopped in Sudbury to go to Science North, but it was closed due to the blackout (though power was on). Heard on the radio that was power was back up in Toronto except for isolated pockets...including one at Eglinton and Mt. Pleasant. I started to obsess about a large amount of meat in the freezer. Also heard stories about crazy gas station lineups and price hikes. Decided to fill up often to keep the tank topped up, with the last fill in Parry Sound (the only place we were affected by the blackout - the gas station we stopped at had a $30 fill limit).
Drove over to Parry Island to show Amy the ruins I found at Depot Harbour. Think I blew it up too much- I must have seen them previously in late fall or early spring, as you couldn't see the foundations through the trees. Back on 69/400, noticed abandoned/soon-to-be abandoned gas stations and restaurants on the old part of the highway that will soon be replaced by freeway, like an early version of what happened to McLean, TX. Thought about having dinner in Barrie, until I convinced Amy that it wouldn't take long to get back to TO.
Got back to Toronto around 6ish. Dropped stuff off, then headed down to the Annex for some Thai food and a walk around the nabe. Went back home, looked at the digital pix, then collapsed.
That's all folks
Monday, September 01, 2003
Calgary/Medicine Hat/Morse, SK/Regina/Qu'appelle Valley/Moose Jaw/Winnipeg
Odd start to Day 10...
The night before, I wandered around Calgary by myself, criss-crossing the city to see what was there.
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Calgary/Lake Louise/Moraine Lake/Banff/Calgary
Calgary was the only place we spent more than a day in the entire trip. Kind of a chance to explore a smaller area in more detail, yet the pace remained rapid. Because we couldn't immediately check in, we searched for a bookstore Amy had visited a few times on trips from Lake Louise. Her memory was good - it was exactly where she said it was, along 16th SW. Followed this up with dinner at a Mongolian-style restaurant, then splurging at a CD store (Tramps, part of a regional chain).
Day 9 started with the drive out to Lake Louise. Once we left Calgary, the landscape turned scenic in a hurry. It didn't take long to reach the gates of Banff.
We drove along the Bow River Pkwy to Lake Louise, where we stopped at Laggan's, a deli where Amy worked several summers ago. We loaded up on baked goodies, which would last the rest of the trip. On the way to where she lived, she lost her footing and slipped onto a gravel path, making a mess of her leg. History repeated itself after we passed her old place...now she had a matching pair of beauties.
After circling the parking lot for the lake itself, we settled for an empty lot near a closed road to BC. Walked up a path, then saw the beauty of Lake Louise...then headed back to the car. Went to Moraine Lake next, home of the shot on the back of the old $20 bill.
If you stop atop the rockpile at left, you'd have the old $20 bill
Quick trip to Banff village followed, though neither of us bought anything. We wound down the day back in Calgary, with big bowls of pho for dinner.
Amy could provide better analysis of Day 9, since she lived there...
Moab/Green River/Salt Lake City/Pocatello, ID/Dillon, MT/Butte/a rest stop somewhere on I-15
a rest stop somewhere on I-15/Great Falls/Conrad/Shelby/Lethbridge, AB/Head-Smashed-In-Buffalo-Jump/Calgary
Day 7 got off to a good start, wandering around Moab. Both of us dropped a load of cash, from a vase for our mother to decorative tiles for my place. North of town, rocks dominated the landscape. We didn't go to Arches National Park, but the landscape around it was fulfilling enough.
Outside Moab
Most of the day's drive was uneventful. Had another good meal in Green River (place called the Tamarisk, lunch buffet with homestyle staples like fish and meatloaf), then drove up US 191 and US 6 towards Salt Lake City. Wasn't prepared for just how far Salt Lake City and its related towns stretch out in a corridor along Salt Lake and I-15. We drove quickly through downtown Salt Lake, passing the temple and the old Union Pacific terminal. Took forever to figure out how to get back to the freeway.
Wound up in Pocatello, Idaho for dinner. Didn't look like a happening place. Wound up at a Subway (after the restaurant next door was too busy). We laughed over the evil new customer card program they were testing in Idaho - sounded like an unfriendly way to scam personal info out of customers to sell to advertisers.
It seemed too early to get a hotel room, so we pressed on into Montana...
First stop was Dillon, which had a few hotels. All booked. Just missed out by 5 seconds the last room in town. Noticed there was no shortage of casinos. Figured it must have been a gambling town - maybe we'd have better luck in Butte.
Butte had more hotels...and casinos. Even the gas stations had casinos! The only room that was available was a honeymoon suite at a Days Inn, for the reduced rate of $175. No thanks.
Since it was approaching midnight, decisions had to be made - press on to Helena or spend the night in the car? Chose the later, but it felt like an eternity to the next rest stop. We had passed one before Butte with several cars pulled in for the night. We sghould have seen that as a warning. Finally stopped at one near Helena. Put the seats back and prepared for the night.
Except I couldn't sleep. Maybe half-hour at most. Amy was in la-la land, but I wasn't.
It drove me so crazy that around 4-5am, I got back on the road. Then the sleepies came over me. I'm astonished I didn't run off the road or into anyone. Felt like a drunk driver. Stopped at the next rest stop (a long 70 miles), slept for an hour. Around 6, both of us decided we couldn't sleep anymore, so we headed off for signs of breakfast.
We tried Great Falls. Nothing, except a seedy-looking dive. Lots of casinos though. Went through Conrad. Even less. Finally found eats at a truck stop in Shelby, 35 miles south of the border. Huge skillet breakfast, enough to fill us up for most of the day. This place had a room of slots too, as well as some of most defeated-looking people I've ever seen. Everyone looked dazed, like zombies, and not in that morning-dazed way. It was very sad, seeing people shuffle to the slots.
The whole Montana experience was not a pleasant one (though the food was fine). Will avoid in future.
We never cheered so loudly crossing the border. It was messy, a huge construction zone for more booths and security equipment. Got through with no hassles. Rushed to Lethbridge to get Amy a coffee fix.
Our home and native land...
We headed to Head-Smashed-In-Buffalo-Jump, but then decided we didn't want to pay to wander down trails we were too pooped to enjoy. It was the purest National Lampoon's Vacation moment of the trip.
Reached Calgary...which leads to the nexrt entry.
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Home » News » Crime » Fugitive of the Week
Recent Fugitives
Recent Crime
High speed chase ends in crash in Lyndeborough
Two Manchester women arrested in separate shoplifting incidents in Hooksett
Maine police search car belonging to husband of Londonderry shooting victim
Man arrested after chase, threatening to shoot police in Bow
Good Samaritan pins Manchester purse snatcher
Winchester cold case murder solved; investigators say serial killer died in prison
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Jeffrey Nickerson
Jeffrey Nickerson, 29, was wanted by Pittsfield, Barnstead and Laconia police on charges of failing to register as a sex offender, burglary, theft of a vehicle and escape.
Nickerson is required by law to register as a sex offender based on 1994 convictions in Middlesex County, Mass. on three counts of sexual assault.
Previously, Nickerson contacted investigators and indicated several times he was going to surrender to the task force on the outstanding warrants. When he didn't, the task force intensified its search for him.
Information developed by investigators and two tips led the task force to an apartment on Main Street in Alton. Authorities said Nickerson was found hiding in a corner next to a bureau and a rear door in the apartment.
Nickerson quickly realized he could not flee because an Alton police dog was just outside the door, according to a news release issued by the U.S. Marshals Office. Nickerson was arrested without further incident.
He was turned over to the Pittsfield and Epson police, and taken to the Merrimack County jail where he is being held pending arraignment.


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Slim Down with Citrus Fruits
Exotic citrus is at its peak, so now's the time to flavor food the lean way
Tastes like: Tropical orange
Eat it: Juiced and added to a marinade of soy sauce, garlic, ginger, sugar, and peanut oil. (Search: Healthy marinade recipes) Chopped and used as a topping for chicken stir-fry. Sliced and tossed into a beef and red-onion salad.
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Summary: Bringing It All Together is designed for teachers in multilingual settings, including both beginning ELD and SDAIE (Specially Designed Academic Instruction in English) level English Language Learners. The concept of unit planning for integration and interrelationship and the use of language acquisition strategies is not limited to the ELD classroom. Today, many native speakers of English come to school without the background knowledge or language skills necessary to ...show moremake sense of the printed word. All of the ELD strategies described in this book promote language and thus are useful in all classrooms.
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I just love attending conferences when I have the presenter's materials at my fingertips. Even better if the materials are online, embeddable, with samples, additional resources, and alternatives. Best case scenario: I have the information before the presentation. Guess that's why I always enjoy seeing Jennifer Brinson's name on a workshop, webinar, or conference. It doesn't hurt that she is a colleague, friend, and almost daughter, as well as a DEN STAR and PA Leadership Council Events team member. She is, despite our friendship, a consummate professional, and I always learn something from her. Perhaps it's her sense of humor or maybe that she's just really comfortable presenting. Whatever it is, she engages her audience, give some introductory material, and then lots of hands on help.
If you missed her presentation at Lehigh County Technical Institute on June 22, here's here Ning Prezi.
shsinstructionaltools wiki under LCTI - 21st Century Teaching and Learning. Guess you could say her presentation was a rousing success. I now have membership in 6 Nings, including professional and avocational interests. Our learning session was largely a Salisbury group, so I know that each of us set up an educational Ning for our classes. Thanks, Jen, for teaching us to Ning!
If you are a Discovery Education fan and want to Rediscover Discovery, or want to learn more about Discovery's incredible resources, I can recommend Jen's presentation resources (because I have seen this presentation before). Here it is:
Discovery Education
Instructional Media Graduate Program in cooperation with Wilkes University and Discovery Education
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GIZ, Grameenphone and German market leader Solarworld AG join hands in promoting green energy solutions for Bangladesh
Grameenphone Ltd. signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammanarbeit (GIZ) GmbH and Solar Solution, representing Solarworld AG, Germany, with a view to embark on a feasibility study on low cost Green Energy Solutions.
Enlarge image GIZ, Grameenphone and German market leader Solarworld AG join hands (© Press Section, German Embassy, Dhaka) The purpose of the study is to discover new, innovative and cost effective technologies and/or solutions for renewable energy to meet the energy demands of the rural people of Bangladesh and develop a sustainable energy supply for future growth prospects. The survey will be conducted at Gorgorir Char (Chak Ramoura) , Upazila Bagha of Rajshahi district. The result of the study is expected to be disseminated among the stakeholders before the end of 2011.
Acting Country Director Erich Otto Gomm, CEO of Solar Solution Farooq Siddiqui and Chief Communication Officer of Grameenphone Kazi Monirul Kabir signed the tripartite agreement. Mr. Tanveer Mahmud, Chief Technology Officer of Grameenphone was present.
Witnessing the signing ceremony, the Chargé d'Affaires of the German Embassy, Rolf Reinhard, welcomed the initiative "This is an excellent example of private-public-partnership in Corporate Social Responsibility. Grameenphone and Solarworld are two leading private sector companies in their respective fields which join hands with GIZ, the German Government's implementing agency for development cooperation, and pool their resources, know-how and experience in order to improve life in the villages of Bangladesh."
In Bangladesh, about 100 million people do not have direct access to electricity.
The promotion of renewable energy and energy efficiency is one of the priority areas of the German-Bangladesh development cooperation. GIZ and KfW in cooperation GIZ with various stakeholders develop and provide energy solutions for Bangladesh and have so far achieved the dissemination of more than 1 million solar home systems in rural areas. The Solar Home Systems are affordable for many households and have become increasingly popular in rural areas. Another successful innovation are improved stoves which use energy for cooking more efficiently and, equally important, reduce the health hazard of indoor air pollution caused by smoke from traditional stoves. However, to meet the energy demand of isolated rural communities, additional options and solutions are needed.


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Do you sniffle your way through winter, wondering when your cold is going to go away, or are you the type of person who can't remember the last time she was sick? As we recently reported, how often you become bedridden may have something to do with how fit you are. The study, published in the British Journal of Sports Medicine, found that, on average, people are sick for eight days in the fall and 13 days in the winter. However, people who work out regularly have 43 percent fewer sick days than those who never exercise.
An informal poll on the Gym Rats message board seemed to confirm the study's findings. While iVillage member jeanwl can remember the last time she was sick, it was, unbelievably, more than 10 years ago. "Knock on wood, but I haven't had a cold or anything since February, 1999," says the avid gym-goer.
"I don't get sick too often," agrees gymrat76, though she did come down with the swine flu last year. And usually the colds she does get are low-grade enough that she can still go to work, she explains. That would probably come as no surprise to researchers, who found that when people who work out do get sick, they have 32 to 41 percent fewer symptoms.
"I can't even remember the last time I was sick, and I work in a school around hundreds of kids," says cathypem. "Another thing that matters, I think, besides eating right and working out, is not putting your hands in your mouth or in your eyes unless you've washed them. So I don't bite my cuticles while I'm at work -- a bad habit of mine -- or rub my eyes, things like that. I'm a total germaphobe when I'm out!"
I don't think I've been consistent enough with my workout routines to know if it makes a difference in my getting sick or not. But I do know that once I quit my office job and started working from home, the number of colds I get dropped dramatically. I enjoy my work more, which makes my stress more manageable, and I don't have to contend with people coughing on me on the subway every morning.
How often do you get sick -- and do you think exercise helps keep you healthy? Join the conversation on the message board.
Of course, not all sick days are due to a cold or flu. When we feel like playing hooky from work, we sometimes joke that we're taking a mental health day. But some people who suffer from emotional health issues really do need to call in sick when their mood is unstable. Jamiedee1999, who struggles with depression, feels guilty every time she misses work, and wonders what she should tell her boss.
"Very rarely is my depression so bad that I feel like I need to take time off. And even when it is, I don't. I just push myself. [But when I do call in sick] I feel bad, like I'm lying. I feel like my depression has been exacerbated by all the stress I'm feeling at work. Maybe I should just tell my boss I'm feeling too heavy a work or stress load? I don't want to tell them I have depression, though," she says on the Depression Support board. It is true that chronic stress can cause or worsen depression. But how do you talk to your boss about it when so many people consider stress as an inevitable part of a job?
"I would not tell your boss you have depression, nor would I tell them your workload is too heavy. Even though you 'should' be able to tell your boss these two things, it could jeopardize your job. I would also talk to your therapist and get his or her input on the issue," says sunset5000.
iVillage member Lovepoe agrees that Jamie should proceed with caution. "Is your boss the kind that would be receptive to hearing about the heavy workload? Since you aren't habitually taking off from work, I don't see a problem with you taking a day off. It is to better your health after all."
What's your take? Should people with mental health conditions adopt a "don't ask, don't tell" policy with their employers? And if job stress is making her depression worse, what can she do to fix it? Talk about it on the message board or chime in below.


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Book Review: Our Longest Days
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"This was life as it happened and there\'s nothing more fascinating than reading history through the words of those who lived it."-Publishing NewsThis is a powerful, detailed, and warming story of World War II told through the previously unheard voices of those who described the home front for the "Mass Observation" project. Using diaries that have never been published before, this book tells the story of people falling in love, ...more
In 1936 Tom Harrisson, an amateur anthropologist incensed at the London newspapers for presuming they knew what the British population thought about important issues of the day began what became known as Mass Observation Project. It was an organization established to gather opinions of the middle-class, based largely upon volunteers who kept diaries. These diaries recorded the wartime experiences of teenagers and teachers, garage assistants and housewives to list a few. What emerges is a picture of a nation under siege while its people attempt to live their lives amidst the blackouts and air raids. What is telling is the shift of priorities from being a part of the global picture to simply finding enough to eat.
Whether hoping for rain so seedlings will grow or enduring heartbreaking loss, these diaries tell of conditions that are as true in war-ravaged parts of the world today as they were in the 1930s. Warm and illuminating, this is a testament to the British people and the human spirit.
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UTMB uses 3-D brain simulator to teach neurosurgery students
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We are proud to be integrating the computerized and virtual reality environments into resident training. With the inclusion of the ImmersiveTouch unit to our laboratory (used in many AANS Top Gun competitions), our residents will be able to train procedures ranging from ventriculostomy placement, vertebroplasty, pedicle screw placement, aneurysm clip placement and basic procedural and ability modules to perfect their eye-hand coordination skills.
We have now integrated all modalities of simulation (cadaver, physical and VR computerized) into one single internal resident curriculum for residents to expand their skills in a safe, constructive environment Research opportunities exist for residents medical students and fellows to conduct research projects based in objective performance tracking and procedure development.
This section focuses on minimally invasive spine training and skull base and neuroendoscopy training using physical simulators such as the SIMONT neurotrainer for ventricular and skull base navigation. These physical models have the advantage of using real instruments which provide a realistic experience that can be useful for later applying in the operating room.
The bioskills section of the laboratory has a microvascular anastomosis station, a Mayfield station for basic concepts teaching and a drilling section for basic drilling skills. Residents learn the basic flap designs, craniotomy bone flaps and pinning techniques prior to being exposed to the skull base laboratory. We are currently working on installation of an ICP monitor, lumbar puncture/drain and ventricular catheter placement station for practice of these key procedures.


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A citizen spotted a vehicle driving erratically in Mt. Pearl ?. So, what else is new ? Driving erratically in Mt. Pearl is the norm rather than the exception. Driving down Ruth Ave. at 70kph, running red lights, changing lanes without signalling, rolling through stop signs, ignoring yield signs. What Mt.Pearl needs is police officers with checkered flags on streets like Ruth Avenue and Commonwealth Avenue. And if you've got a complaint, remember, the RNC in Mt. Pearl has bankers' hours and, after that, you'll get an answering machine.
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Wow 8am is there not something wrong here,to be so drunk that early in the day and all the parades on the go.And why is their names being with held all the time.I like to know if the person living next door to me is driving impaired at least I can warn my children to watch their P,s and Q,s when walking.


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''Friday Night Lights'': A Smash, if not yet a hit
1. Steroids, Show Biz, and Smash Williams on Friday Night Lights
(NBC, Wednesdays, 8 p.m.)
The best show you're not watching features an Emmy-worthy performance (among a number of others) by Gaius Charles as a high-school running back, the flashy Smash Williams, trying to get off steroids and redeem his career. In the process, he's offering one of the most nuanced presentations of a young black man on TV. As Charles said when I interviewed him recently, ''My goal was to say, OK, we can show this guy cocky, we can show this guy rapping, with all this swagger. But we have to show why he uses that as a shield, why are the walls around him are so thick.'' The actor does just that, every week; tune in.
2. American Idol Gets Murdered in David Hiltbrand's Dying To Be Famous
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In the third of Hiltbrand's devilishly pop-culture-stuffed, deviously plotted series of mysteries featuring music-industry private-eye Jim McNamara, someone has killed an American idol that is, a contestant on the ratings-busting fictional TV music competition called Star Maker and McNamara is hired to find the murderer. As usual, Hiltbrand fills the book with sharp jokes about the biz there's a wicked caricature of reality-TV guru Mike Darnell (under another name, of course); one chapter finds the show's finalists warbling an episode whose theme is Glen Campbell songs. I'd say that if you read mysteries, you'll like Dying To Be Famous, but that limits its audience: Anyone who actually reads books is bound to enjoy a good, deft skewering of American Idol, don't you think?
3. Veronica Mars fights for her life
(CW, Tuesdays, 9 p.m.)
While Gilmore Girls takes a slow, empty-talky boat to nowhere, its Tuesday-night follow-up, Veronica Mars, keeps trying new things to boost ratings without sacrificing the bristling smartness that made it worth watching in the first place. The latest idea is to present some stand-alone episodes for newcomers who don't know the series' backstory. Excellent idea. Watch for Kristen Bell's irresistible brains-beauty dialectic, and get hooked on creator Rob Thomas' gift for having created the wittiest detective show since The Rockford Files.
4. ''A Few Words In Defense Of Our Country''
Randy Newman, FDR, and terrorism
Newman's latest, non-movie-soundtrack music is a song that, to judge from the abridged lyrics printed in a Jan. 24 New York Times op-ed, signal a return to form. In ''A Few Words In Defense Of Our Country'' available on iTunes as of Jan. 30, and you can bet I'll be ponying up to download it he quotes FDR in contrast to current terrorism policy. Newman also notes in a press release, ''I don't like to write songs about current events. This one, for instance, won't be relevant when this administration is no longer with us. It's such a unique administration, though, that I thought it would be interesting to write something about it. I don't think we'll ever have one like it again." Why do I get the feeling he crossed out the word ''Amen'' at the end of that last sentence?
5. The Sarah Silverman Program
(Comedy Central, Thursdays, 10:30 p.m.)
The determinedly offensive yet sweetly charming comedian stars in a sitcom that remarkably for a sitcom mixes those two characteristics in just the right amounts. That is, if you're willing to laugh when God turns two cops into boxes of Bugles snacks, and Sarah goes to bed with him. Him, I mean. God. Amen.


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Proyecto Multimodal Punta Colonet en Baja California.
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Mega Port Punta Colonet in Baja California.
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The project, now in the definitive stages, to turn the bay (Bahía Colonet) near Punta Colonet, a desolate and sparsely inhabited inlet, into a multi-billion dollar deep water mega-container port able to handle next-generation vessels. The mega-port will cover 30 km² which more than 70 km², making it as large as the U.S. ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach combined. The projected multimodal maritime center would make Punta Colonet the largest port in Mexico and the third-largest in the world, after Singapore and Hong Kong. Port operations will require a city of up to 200,000 people. The project will require a new power plant and a desalination plant. The port will also require a 300 km plus (200 miles) rail line from the Port to reach the United States border and an intermodal facility.
The port urgently needs to be built. Right now, containers have to be shipped in the port at Lázaro Cárdenas, Michoacán where expansion is currently underway to increase volumes, due to congestion at the ports of Los Angeles, Long Beach, and Oakland, which is even farther, as most expnassion plans in US ports are not aggressive enough.
Lázaro Cárdenas is used now on a small scale as a shipping gateway to interior US cities such as such as Chicago, Kansas City, and Houston, as it is closer to the heart of the continent than Los Angeles. Puerto Colonet on the other hand would be closer to fast growing Arizona, Nevada and other mountain states and could serve as a bypass to the congested Los Angeles region with a comparable distance to those markets, and it would be over a thousand kilometers closer than the port at Lázaro. Currently, ships often have to wait a week to unload in the Los Angeles region, and large truck congestion is a big problem on the Interstate 710 and other connecting higways in the LA Basin.
Thus, ports and jobs could be kept in the US, but at a much higher overall cost, as much of California's infrastructure is already maxed out.
The mega-port also would be expected to be a boon to the Baja California regional economy, providing several hundred thousand jobs directly or indirectly. A city nearby will need to be built, and highways and railways upgraded, providing vast economic growth potential.
Baja California currently enjoys a 6% anual growth rate.
The latest plan as of August 2007 is that former Baja California governor, Ernesto Ruffo Appel is putting together a new consortium to bid on the concession (and to build and run the mega-port) from the federal government. With the election victory of PAN gubernatorial candidate José Guadalupe Osuna Millán over former Tijuana mayor and PRI candidate Jorge Hank Rhon, the optimism is that the new governor will take the appropriate steps necessary to encourage rapid rail and port development within Baja California.
As reported in the Saturday/Sunday, August 4-5, 2007 edition of The Wall Street Journal, an article by reporter David Luhnow cites that the wealthiest man in the world, Mexican billionaire Carlos Slim, may be the motive money force behind a new consortium comprising his new construction company Ideal SAB, Grupo Mexico and UP rival, Burlington Northern Santa Fe (BNSF).
The story is not over as Ernesto Ruffo Appel and his associates buy up land along the Punta Colonet coastline under the name of a group called "Puerto Colonet Infraestructura".
A Los Angeles firm, representing Chinese and Korean concerns, was lobbying the Mexican government to be granted permission to build the multibillion dollar port in the agricultural area of Punta Colonet, 150 miles (240 km) south of Tijuana, to handle between 1.5 million twenty-foot equivalent units (TEU) and 6 million TEU of cargo. A mineral rights lobby had a different plan to develop the area as a mining area. However, the mineral rights lobby was bypassed by the Mexican federal government, and the port was planned for bidding and obtained the backing of former President Vicente Fox of the PAN. Los Angeles area ports, likewise, also generally supported the plan as a congestion relief measure.
Ernesto Ruffo Appel, Baja California's former PAN governor and Mexico's ex-border czar, and Ensenada businessman Roberto Curiel Amaya teamed-up to bid on the project. They claimed then that investors from Asia and Europe were committed to Punta Colonet, but declined to divulge their investors identities.


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Amistad/HarperCollins: NY, 2010.
Newbery Honor Book 2011
Delphine and her sisters are sent from Brooklyn to Oakland to get to know a mother who abandoned them long ago. Cecile has no place for children in her life, but their dad is sick and insists that they need to know her. So, off to Oakland they fly in a 1960s summer, where they spend their days at a Black Panther day care. It is a rocky reunion for all, but there are snippets of why the father insisted. It is an enlightening experience, for the children and the mother.
My biggest impression is that the subject matter is different than anything else I've read. Sure, I've read other books with abandoned children, irresponsible parents, etc. But none like this. None that gives so much perspective regarding the parent. None that hints that there may have been a reason for the abandonment. None that attempts the complexity of healing the rift that would be there. To top it off, the background is refreshingly unusual.
I thought I'd give the book a try, since I have read and liked short stories by Rita-Williams Garcia. The book is short, and exceptional! Delphine and Cecile are a pair destined to battle, unless Cecile starts to pay attention to what is under her nose.
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June 2013 - Silent To the Bone by E. L. Konigsburg
May 2013 - The Broken Lands by Kate Milford
April 2013 - Hidden by Helen Frost
March 2013 - Chains by Laurie Halse Anderson
February 2013 - Palestine Peace Not Apartheid by Jimmy Carter
January 2013 - Pirate Cinema by Cory Doctorow
December 2012 - Darius Bell and the Glitter Pool by Odo Hirsch
November 2012 - Grimpow: The Invisible Road by Rafael Ábalos. trans by Noël Baca Castex
October 2012 - This Dark Endeavor by Kenneth Oppel
September 2012 - Silverwing by Kenneth Oppel
August 2012 - Bowman's Store: A Journey to Myself by Joseph Bruchac
July 2012 - Rules of the Universe by Austin W. Hale by Robin Vaupel
June 2012 - Rebuild the Dream by Van Jones
May 2012 - The Cheshire Cheese Cat by Carmen Agra Deedy & Randall Wright. il by Barry Moser
April 2012 - Goliath by Scott Westerfeld
March 2012 - Tamar by Mal Peet
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January 2012 - The Way of Kings by Brandon Sanderson
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October 2011 - Inside the Walls of Troy by Clemence McLaren
September 2011 - Heart of a Samurai by by Margi Preus
August 2011 - The Goldsmith's Daughter by by Tanya Landman
July 2011 - Okay for Now by Gary D. Schmidt
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February 2011 - The Graveyard Book by Neil Gaiman
January 2011 - The Danger Box by Blue Balliett
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November 2010 - The Dreamer by Pam Muñoz Ryan
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So You Want to Autocross?
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If anyone is wondering about My Social Book
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How to be Amazing at Karaoke! (Hint: it has nothing to do with your singing ability)
Thu, Jan 23rd 2014
My lynda.com free video playlist!
Wed, May 8th 2013
Come see me at IAmLug and learn How to Be a Productive Remote Worker!
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I am now a full-time Staff Author for Business at lynda.com!
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You've been BOO'ed – Now Comes The Retaliation!
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So You Want to Autocross?
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If anyone is wondering about My Social Book
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Tame your grocery list with the Smart Shopper
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My lynda.com free video playlist!
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Lynda.com + Jess = New Lotus Notes client training videos!
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You've been BOO'ed – Now Comes The Retaliation!
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So You Want to Autocross?
Fri, May 23rd 2014 7:05a Jess Stratton
I've been asked by a few people how one can start autocrossing, and I've posted quite a few times on Reddit, so I thought I'd just do a write up in one place and link to it. This is a simple, getting-started guide for anyone who wants to get started autocross racing but doesn't quite […]
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If anyone is wondering about My Social Book
Tue, Feb 18th 2014 12:02p Jess Stratton
I kept seeing the ads for it on Facebook, so finally I thought, "what the hell, let's see what this is all about." Surprise – it's actually pretty cool. My Social Book takes a date range that you specify, and turns your Facebook wall into a beautiful hard bound book. The price ranges depending on [...]
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How to be Amazing at Karaoke! (Hint: it has nothing to do with your singing ability)
Thu, Jan 23rd 2014 11:02a Jess Stratton
Karaoke is an amazingly fun and empowering thing to do, yet it's also one of the most terrifying things to actually get yourself to do. It should actually be called "Scareyoke". You're up there, completely vulnerable, exposing yourself to be judged by all your friends. And strangers. And lots and lots of drunk people. When I ask why people don't want to do it, the answer is always the same. It surprised me. It's never "I get stage fright", it's always, "I have a terrible sin
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My lynda.com free video playlist!
Wed, May 8th 2013 10:03a Jess Stratton
lynda.com gives away about 10% of every course for free. While looking at the table of contents, check for a blue link on the video. If the link is blue, the video is watchable by non-members also. The videos are also added to lynda.com's YouTube channel. Here's a playlist of the free videos of all [...]
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Come see me at IAmLug and learn How to Be a Productive Remote Worker!
Fri, May 3rd 2013 6:42a Jess Stratton
I am very excited! In just a few days, I'll be seeing all my friends that I love so dear and speaking at IAmLug. How To Be a Productive Remote Worker Have you been given the ability to work from home or a mobile environment? This session will give you tried and true strategies for [...]
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I am now a full-time Staff Author for Business at lynda.com!
Fri, Nov 16th 2012 7:02a Jess Stratton
As many of you know, last June I released my first training video for lynda.com, a learning site which contains a massive online video training library. The course is Up and Running with Lotus Notes, and is a start-to-finish guide for a new user to learn how to use the 8.5.3 Notes client. There are multiple chapters, [...]
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You've been BOO'ed – Now Comes The Retaliation!
Wed, Nov 14th 2012 1:42p Jess Stratton
If you live in the suburbs, you may be well aware of a particular Halloween tradition that was clearly started by someone with either way too much time on their hands, or a blatant death wish. I'm talking about the famous suburbian "You've Been BOO'ed" sign on your door. For those that aren't familiar with [...]
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I am now a full-time Staff Author for Business at lynda.com!
Fri, Nov 2nd 2012 10:50a Jess Stratton
As many of you know, last June I released my first training video for lynda.com, a learning site which contains a massive online video training library. The course is Up and Running with Lotus Notes, and is a start-to-finish guide for a new user to learn how to use the 8.5.3 Notes client. There are [...]
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Lynda.com + Jess = New Lotus Notes client training videos!
Mon, Jun 4th 2012 9:01a Jess Stratton
Back in October, I was given the opportunity to create a training course for new users of the 8.5.3 Lotus Notes client for Lynda.com, the premiere software training and tutorials website. Together with the producers, we came out with a solid outline that every Notes user needs to know. The course is designed so that a user can sit down, and in 2.5 hours, know everything they need to know about the client to get started and be productive. This training course is also great news for our Lotus comm
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A Call for Action – Please Help Me Achieve my Fund Raising Goal!
Fri, Mar 16th 2012 5:23p Jess Stratton
Dear friends, I need your help! As many of you know, I volunteer many, many hours to a local non-profit in my community, Southern Rhode Island Volunteers (www.southernrivol.org). SRIV acts as an agency for volunteer placements for places such as museums, shelters, disaster preparedness, etc. They also host all local elderly services such as Meals on Wheels, elder visits, medical transports, etc. As well as supporting their internal desktop computers and technology, I am also on the committee
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Use Ninite to install all your essential PC apps at once
Tue, Jul 26th 2011 12:21p Jess Stratton
The excitement of getting a new computer can almost be buzzkilled by the thought of having to painstakingly reinstall the existing apps from your old PC to your new one. Go to each site, download, install, restart the PC when prompted, Wash, Rinse, Repeat. Enter Ninite.com, a website that will allow you to place checkboxes beside each app you need to install on your PC, and Ninite will create a special Windows installer just for you, with all those apps bundled in. No more clicking "Next,
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Lotusphere 2011 - I got social, I did business.
Mon, Feb 14th 2011 12:42p Jess Stratton
This year's theme at Lotusphere 2011 was "Get social, do business". As most others have said, there was no big announcements, no major life-altering experiences at the OGS, yet somehow this was one of the most immersive Lotuspheres I've ever had. First of all, I presented for the first time with the amazing NotesGoddess herself, Susan Bulloch in JMP105 "How Stuff Works" - Domino Style!". We fried our brains speaking for two hours on how each major system
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Give something away a day, every day
Fri, Aug 13th 2010 8:33p Jess Stratton
Getting into ruts seems to be relatively easy, it's getting out of them that seems to take longer and longer. The worrysome thing for me is watching my internal organs systematically destroy themselves from chronic stress. Over the past 2-3 years, I've developed ulcers to the point where I can't eat anything, eczema, arthritis, anxiety, depression, coeliac disease, reflux, and a muscle-memory of stomach clenching that sometimes makes it almost impossible to take a deep breath unless I lea
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Nerd girls, start your engines early.
Mon, Aug 9th 2010 1:24p Jess Stratton
As most people know, the Lotus community has a growing number of self-proclaimed "Nerd Girls"; we have had sessions at a number of tech conferences including Lotusphere, The View's Admin, and most recently, IamLUG. Coming back home, a number of us have given out buttons, with various slogans such as "My daughter is a Nerd Girl", etc. In fact, I recently changed my Twitter name from @Mattandjess to the more appropriate (and singular) @NerdGirlJess. From various peopl
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A Busy Persons Guide to Blu-ray
Wed, Jul 14th 2010 1:08p jess
Busy Person's Guides: A quick read to get to speed! What is blu-ray, and how is it different from DVD? When DVD came out as a new technology, it originally stood for Digital Video Disc, as the movies that were stored on it were all digital versus the analog capabilities of a VHS tape. In layman's terms, this was when we put a DVD in for the first time and all collectively gasped as the FBI warning appeared on the screen with no, I said NO little white fuzzy dots running along the bo
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Goodbye, my old friend Eloise
Mon, Dec 28th 2009 6:43a Jess Stratton
I got in an accident a few weeks ago with Eloise, my beloved 2002 MINI Cooper. Thankfully, no one was in the car but me, and no one was injured. In fact, I barely felt it, and until I saw the car when it came home, I was totally convinced it was just a minor fender bender. I was driving in the middle lane of a three-lane highway, going through a green-lighted intersection. The left lane was slowly creeping along, so the car in the left lane must have decided to stop and let someone try to cut a
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GTD by using Lotus Notes and eProductivity to manage my personal and professional life – from the same inbox!
Mon, Aug 17th 2009 6:08a Jess Stratton
I used to have reoccurring nightmares about attics. They were always different attics, and there was always stairs leading up to them, but they were always scary, scary places. Dark, full of cobwebs and junk, and in my dream, I was always going to live up there and was terrified about it. I did some research, and apparently there is no argument over the fact that dreams of architectural buildings represent the physical body. Attics, and the staircases leading up to them represent the mind.
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Tame your grocery list with the Smart Shopper
Mon, Mar 16th 2009 11:12a Jess Stratton
I"m at the point in my life where I"m pretty much willing to spend anything if it will solve a major problem for me that affects the quality of my life. One area that needed vast improvement was always seeing a shopping list on an ugly scrap of paper on the right side of my kitchen counter near the phone. That paper was ALWAYS there – cluttering up the view, reminding me of things I that needed to be done, things I needed to get, and a constant reminder on my counter that there
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Overwhelmed by your new gadget? Start here.
Fri, Jan 2nd 2009 10:04a Jess Stratton
I firmly believe that all gadgets should be created like the Hitchhiker"s Guide To the Galaxy; that is to say their boxes and manuals should have the words "DON'T PANIC" inscribed on large, friendly letters on the cover (We miss you, Mr. Adams). I consider myself a pretty technical person. I built my own computer, and have knowledge of hardware and software interactions through drivers right down to their basic binary operations. Yet, once I got my first handheld computer, it
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If these walls could talk… Now they can with decals!
Fri, Dec 19th 2008 2:38p Jess Stratton
When I was starting my own brick-and-mortar training center, I wanted to find an inexpensive way to display my logo as a large sticker. The problem was, buying stickers to put together was time consuming, and the fonts were as trendy as I needed. Ordering them from a local printer's shop was not entirely out of the question either, but I still hunted online. And then I found out about WiseDecor.com, a website that lets you print out entire paragraphs of text as a decal. You can choose the
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Speed Up Your Windows XP Computer in 30 Seconds!
Mon, Dec 8th 2008 11:11a Jess Stratton
While going to client's offices to get them up to speed on the latest computer techniques, many of them would often ask me to see if there was anything I could do to get the PC to go just even a little bit faster. "Please", they'd beg. "From the time it takes to click "Start" until the time it takes to get to my programs, I could have written one by now." After cleaning out their computer, I'd always end by asking if they minded if the comput
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Use PrintFree.com to create portable printable calendars
Thu, Nov 20th 2008 9:38a Jess Stratton
On the third Thursday night of every month, the twelve-or-so of us women on my quiet little street gather at one of our houses for a night of gabbing, appetizers, and drinks. It's especially great during the winter season, when no one is out on the street playing and we all go into hibernation mode. Each month we meet at a different house (the street is about a 1/2 mile long with matching cul-de-sacs on each end, which makes walking home after each night of debauchery that much easier) and
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Zoë - A ferocious, drooling Halloween Unicorn
Fri, Nov 14th 2008 1:20p Jess Stratton
Well, not so much ferocious, I guess. But definitely drooling. Zoë is just about 15 months old now. She's walking and playing hard, and seems to have a vivacious personality. It's just a shame she inherited her parent's shyness. Though she seems to understand almost everything we tell her, her vocabulary at the moment is consistent with most 15-month olds (lots of grunting and finger pointing!). Let's see, there's 'mama, dada, ball, book, hi, hello, bye-bye,
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Did you know your car tells you which side the gas tank is on?
Fri, Oct 31st 2008 8:31a Jess Stratton
So here we were, my husband and I, driving somewhere when he turns to me and says, "Oh, by the way, I heard somewhere that the gas gauge has an arrow on it telling you which side the tank is on." I looked. There it was. The WHOLE TIME I've owned the car, and that's been there! "STOP THE CAR!", I practically shouted. "This has GOT to be the scoop of the century!" (OK, so I didn't make him stop the car. But I really do believe it IS the scoop o
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CT/MA/RI readers, download a Road Rally Fund Raiser flyer to hang in your office!
Tue, Sep 9th 2008 5:46a Jess
If you live in Connecticut, southern Massachusetts or Rhode Island, we could sure use your help in distributing flyers for our SHO Road Rally fund raiser. In case you missed the first post, join us on a one-hour scenic fall foliage tour through the windy, ocean-lined streets of Wakefield and Matunuck, RI. Along the way you'll make five stops at local tourist attractions, and get a raffle ticket at each stop. At the last stop, The Farmer's Daughter garden shop in Kingston, RI, weR
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SHO's Autumn Fun Road Rally Fund Raiser
Tue, Sep 2nd 2008 10:44a Jess
In the first episode of the 1352 Report podcast (a fun commentary/discussion about various Lotus issues with Bruce, Sean, Carl and myself), I introduced myself and explained how I volunteer about 20 hours a month for a local community non-profit called SHO. This used to stand for Seniors Helping Others, as the organization runs the local meals on wheels and elderly visit services. The name was recently changed to stand for Serving Communities, Helping Others, and Opportunities for All as we are
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Happy First Birthday Zo
Sun, Aug 24th 2008 1:07p Jess
Today was Zo?'s first birthday. I can't believe my little girl has turned one! The day couldn't have been more magical. The weather was fantastic, the food was great, the company was excellent, and the birthday girl was a trooper all day long (even we were surprised at that!) Matt's father was smart enough to set up the back yard for us, and it turned out great. I never would have thought to put the backyard furniture where he put it, and it ended up being a great flow to
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Introducing Momelettes.com - Tech Tips for Moms!
Tue, Jul 22nd 2008 11:07a Jess
This past year has been very interesting for me, to say the least. Lots of change, both good and bad. The quick and dirty is that Solace is closing. Life is certainly different with an infant, and while I hope to open it again someday, right now being there for Zo? is my first priority. But I'm sure I'll be telling you more on that later. I've always found a way to have my cake and eat it, too. It may take some incovenience on my part, but if it's what I truly want, the
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Zo? 6-9 months (photo intensive)
Sun, Jun 8th 2008 3:54a Jess
(from 9 months down to 6 months…) View the entire 6-9 month Flickr album….
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Bread is a miracle. Mix together flour, yeast, water, salt (usually), time, care and some tenderness. In a few hours, most of which have been spent allowing the dough to develop on its own, the miracle bakes in your oven and unfolds upon all of your senses.
Italians have known about the secrets of this alchemy for over 6,000 years. Each day in Italy more than 25,000 artisan bakers rise early to knead their dough and shape their loaves--rough country loaves with thick chewy crusts, flat discs of focaccia seasoned with the wild herbs of the fields, whole wheat loaves (pan integrale) plain or festooned with olives, walnuts and rosemary, multi-grain wonders and delicate egg breads for so many holiday and religious celebrations even the Italians lose count. One last note: In Italy, bread is so central to Italian culture that a down to earth person with a heart of gold is described as "bono como il pane,"-"good as bread."
In this intensive and fast-paced workshop, students will learn the fundamentals of home bread baking with Italian flair. Our Italian artisanal bread travels will take us from Pane di Altamura, the golden bread made from durum wheat from the town of Altamura, to Pan Bigio, a rustic whole wheat country classic, to Pan Siciliano, the sesame-covered small breads from the hill town of Erice. We'll savor the lightly garlic-scented spinach bread from Venice, Pane Spinaci, elegant Panmarino, the rosemary bread of Ferrara, and Pan Pugliese, a delicious whole wheat loaf from Puglia with Mediterranean olives, walnuts and rosemary.
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Regular Meeting
March 21, 2011 Monday
5:00 p.m.
Ken Curtis, Suzan Ehdaie, Steven Hopkins, Michelle McCovey-Good, Greg
Wynn, Vice-Chair Jim Duffy, and Chairperson Anthony Palazzo
Commissioners Ehdaie and Wynn were absent. Chairperson Palazzo arrived
at 5:09 p.m.
Minutes of March 7, 2011, were approved
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was no public comment other than on regular agenda items.
1. 1472
Foothill Blvd.
ARC 139-10; Review of addition and remodel for the Newman Catholic
Center with reduced property line setbacks; R-4 zone; Newman Catholic
Center, applicant. (James David)
Adopt the Draft Resolution, which grants final approval to the project
design, based on findings, and subject to conditions.
by Vice-Chair Duffy, seconded by Commr. Hopkins, to adopt the draft
resolution granting final approval to the project as recommended by
staff with amendments to Conditions No. 3 & 5 (renumbered 6 in the
amended resolution) and a new condition (5:0). Condition No. 3 was
amended as follows: "Finish material for the southwest corner of the
building shall be the less reflective granite tile (DAL Absolute Black),
a sample of which was presented at the hearing, instead of the black
glass tile shown on the color and materials board. A note shall be made
to the colors and materials board on file to reflect this change."
Condition No. 5 was amended as follows: "The landscape plan shall
include plantings along the southern property line from the entry alcove
to the rear property line to provide privacy screening for the project
and the residential neighbor." The added condition was: "Window systems
for the project shall generally match one another in terms of color and
style to provide for a cohesive building design".
2. 313
South Street.
ARC 35-10; Final review of a new 43-unit housing development; M zone;
ROEM Development Corp., applicant. (Pam Ricci)
Adopt the Draft Resolution, which grants final approval to the project,
based on findings, and subject to mitigation measures, and conditions.
by Chairperson Hopkins, seconded by Commr. Hopkins, to adopt the draft
resolution granting final approval to the project as recommended by
staff with amendments to Conditions No. 2, 3, & 11 (5:0). Condition No.
2 was amended to delete the word "physical" and add the word "visual."
The first sentence of Condition No. 3 was amended as follows: "Plans
submitted for a building permit shall include a change in the
configuration or size of third-floor windows to create added
architectural interest in elevations." The following was added as a
second sentence to Condition No. 11: "The intent of this requirement is
to free up site area for a larger courtyard space and create additional
separation between buildings."
3. Staff:
Agenda Forecast - Pam Ricci provided a forecast
for upcoming agendas.
4. Commission:
Commission discussed a letter that was forwarded by the City Council
from a citizen who lives on Peach Street that was concerned with the
visual impact of the new "Mix" project at the corner of Monterey and
Johnson which is currently under construction. The ARC acknowledged the
citizen's concerns, but concluded that the approved project complied
with property development standards, including height, and also was
consistent with the General Plan.
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Architectural Review Commission regarding any item on this agenda
will be made available for public inspection in the Community
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Chicken nuggets, patties recalled; could contain plastic
A Georgia company is recalling almost 36,000 pounds of chicken nuggets and patties sent to stores across the U.S. because the food may contain pieces of plastic.
The USDA's Food Safety and Inspection Service announced Thursday that Suzanna's Kitchen is recalling cases of Freebird Fully-Cooked Chicken Nuggets, Freebird Fully-Cooked Gluten-Free/Soy-Free Chicken Patties and Fully-Cooked Chicken Nuggets.
The nuggets and patties were processed September 6th of last year and March 15th of this year, and have use-by dates of September 6, 2013 and March 15th, 2014.
Consumer complaints led to the recall, and no reports of injuries or illness have come in so far.
FSIS and the company think the plastic may have come from the bag the chicken was in before processing.
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Huh. Apparently, Mark Wahlberg will spend September shooting not one, but two movies in our fair state. Aside from the based-on-a-comic-book cop drama 2 Guns (with Denzel Washington), Wahlberg will also star in the based-on-a-true-story war drama Lone Survivor. The second feature begins lensing in New Mexico toward the end of September, mere days after the first wraps. Lone Survivor is based on Marcus Luttrell's best-selling nonfiction book about an ill-fated Navy Seal mission ambushed by Taliban forces in the Hindu Kush region of Afghanistan. Taylor Kitsch (Savages) and Ben Foster (X-Men: The Last Stand) will costar, and Peter Berg (Battleship) will direct.
Producers and casting directors are going to hold a casting call on Saturday, Sept. 8, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Doubletree Hotel (4048 Cerrillos) in Santa Fe. At least 170 New Mexico crew members, 35 actors and 1,400 extras will be employed. Production is on the hunt for "Middle Eastern men, women and children, Hispanic men with beards and men of all races with recent military experience." For more information, head over to Elizabeth Gabel Casting. Tell Mark I sent ya.
The historic KiMo Theatre is increasing its movie footprint with a trio of great screenings this weekend. The curtain pulls back on Friday, Sept. 7, with the return of Friday Fright Nights. This spooky series concentrates on 1950s horror classics. The first film in the lineup will be the 1954 monster movie Creature From the Black Lagoon at 8 p.m. (Future Fright Night installments include It Came From Outer Space on Sept. 28.) On Saturday, Sept. 8, KiMo celebrates the start of the school year with John Hughes' 1985 high school comedy The Breakfast Club at 8 p.m. On Sunday, the family-friendly matinee series kicks off with the 2006 cartoon Despicable Me at 2 p.m. (Future offerings include Happy Feet on Sept. 16.) Tickets are $7 general, $5 students and seniors, $3 children 12-and-under. Tickets are available at the KiMo box office (423 Central NW) and online.


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