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This book features up-to-the minute designs for more than 20 fabulous garments and accessories by designer Gayle Bunn. The projects use a range of stitch techniques and include a number of designs that can be made using simple motifs and crochet shapes to form larger projects such as belts, scarves, and bags. Each design takes a fresh look at crochet design and combines original style with contemporary yarns to create chic, individual pieces for any occasion. Many can be crocheted over a couple of evenings or a weekend. The patterns include a breezy summer wrap, swingy sundress, fringed mesh wrap, extra-long scarf with circle motifs, romantic rose shrug, pansy garland scarf, tweed bag, bikini and tunic, Flower Child bag, split-cowl sweater, bead necklace, rose motifs for a corsage, choker, or belt, a retro granny vest, felted tote bag, lacy cloche and scarf, lace skirt, shawl-collar cardigan, tweed jacket and hat, and a chain link hip belt.
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As we waited for our Southwest Airlines flight to board at Oakland Airport this morning, A's Director of Baseball Operations Farhan Zaidi, AP sportswriter Janie McCauley and I exchanged pleasantries. All three of us were headed to Phoenix to start the marathon known as Major League Baseball.
While the names might change on your flight each year, the scene is quite familiar. Spring Training is about to begin, and this trip truly signals the end of winter. As I write this first blog of 2012, it makes me think of the ritual of leaving home for the warm environs of Arizona. While working for another MLB team years ago, I remember listening to Bob Quinn, remarkably a third generation GM in baseball. His father and grandfather before him had taken that same cross-country car ride each February. Bob so fondly recounted the same, cherished steps taken every year. The car would be packed up from Milwaukee or Philadelphia, where snow and frigid temperatures were bid adieu, as he or his father would drive south, state by state, until the sun began to shine and a welcomed 70 degrees would greet them as they reached their Spring Training destination.
While the Bay Area hardly compares to the harsh winters of those locales, I'm sure our very own Billy Beane, along with his trusty canine companion Taggert, enjoy the same pleasure of their annual car trip to Arizona as he anticipates a new, still unwritten season with the A's. I know I felt the same way when we touched down at Phoenix International Airport, the sun-splashed Camelback Mountains, plush green golf courses, and endless red rocks always a welcome sight.
My routine will continue this afternoon. Day One at Spring Training is always the same. I pick up my rental car, stop by the Phoenix Municipal Stadium offices to set up my office—hey, there's Honey Bear's BBQ as I drive up Van Buren—head to the grocery store for food and toiletries, and finally check in to the team hotel, the Doubletree Suites near the airport. Tomorrow, pitchers and catchers report. The irrepressible Dallas Braden will hold court in the clubhouse, no doubt, as he welcomes the staff's newbies like Jarrod Parker, Brad Peacock and Tommy Milone, and also renews his friendships with returning veterans such as Brandon McCarthy, Brian Fuentes and Grant Balfour. Beyond Braden's state-of-the-209 address, I suspect Janie McCauley and our beat reporters Susan Slusser, Joe Stiglich, Jane Lee and Kate Longworth will zero in on former Cy Young Award winner Bartolo Colon tomorrow, as the 39-year-old right-hander will check into A's Central for the first time after making somewhat of a comeback with the Yankees last season. Colon, most likely slated to start Oakland's second game against the Mariners in Tokyo March 29, could give Bob Melvin's staff a much-needed veteran presence as we begin preparing for the 2012 campaign with several rotation spots still to be determined.
In speaking with Susan Slusser yesterday—someone who's logged several years on the beat and has earned a gilded reputation in the business—we both agreed that this should be one of the more interesting Spring Trainings in recent memory. The 25-man roster that breaks camp is far from settled, as multiple positions promise to be wide-open competitions. It will be a talent-laden group vying for those spots, although many of the more-gifted players bring limited experience to Papago Park. How it all turns out will be the fun part, as we watch, day-by-day, for the unexpected twists and turns of Spring Training. Whether it's following our blogs on the club's website, or the regular reports on Comcast SportsNet or 95.7 FM The Game—both of the team's broadcast partners will be on location every day next week—or reading insightful articles by our beat writers, we hope you jump right into the "Soap Opera" with the rest of us. Baseball is back, and it's about time!
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I think this yr like the last one is going to be a bigger JOKE than last yr. thanks for all the trades and all the guys you let go last yr. and O dont let me for
get all the young talent that we have this yr. We might be good enough to compete wit a AA teame know !!!! P.S It's going to be another LONG YR they wont even be worth payn the price of a major-league ticket. THANKS Guys (A's)
I like the A's and would still go to a game when in town.
Go A's Go!
Went to spring training they looked great ! can't wait for the season to start Go A's !!


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Norwood, MA (07/28/2010) - Analog Devices, Inc. (ADI) announced today a pair of low-power, high-speed 14-bit ADCs (analog-to-digital converters) that incorporate the JESD204A data converter serial interface standard. The JESD204A standard was developed to allow designers of high-speed communications and data acquisition systems to extend transmission lengths while improving signal integrity and simplifying printed-circuit board layout. The AD9644 dual and AD9641 14-bit 80MSPS (mega samples per second) ADCs use half the power of competing products and 25 percent less board area further expanding ADI's portfolio of high-speed ADCs supporting the JESD204A standard.
The JESD204A industry serial interface standard reduces the number of data inputs/outputs between data converters and other devices, such as FPGAs (field-programmable gate arrays). Fewer interconnects simplifies layout and allows smaller form factor realization without impacting overall system performance. These attributes are important for a range of high-speed applications, including portable instrumentation, ultrasound equipment, radar, wireless infrastructure (GSM, EDGE, W-CDMA, LTE, CDMA2000, WiMAX, TD-SCDMA), and software-defined radios. For more information about the AD9644 dual 14-bit ADC, go to http://www.analog.com/pr/AD9644 or to learn more about the AD9641 ADC, go to http://www.analog.com/pr/AD9641.
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The AD9644 consumes 423 mW at 80 MSPS and features a multi-stage, differential-pipelined architecture with integrated output error correction logic. At 70 MHz and 80 MSPS, the AD9644 achieves an SNR (signal-to-noise ratio) of 73.7 dBFS and an SFDR (spurious-free dynamic range) of 92 dBc. The JESD204A coded data rate supports up to 1.6 Gbps per link and the AD9644 offers two output modes supporting a dedicated data link per ADC channel or a single shared data link for both ADC channels. Wide bandwidth differential sample-and-hold analog input amplifiers support a variety of user-selectable input ranges while an integrated voltage reference eases design considerations. A duty cycle stabilizer is provided to compensate for variations in the ADC clock duty cycle, allowing the converters to maintain excellent performance. The AD9644 is available in a 48-lead LFCSP (7 mm x 7 mm) and is specified over the industrial temperature range of -40°C to +85°C.
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As part of a complete signal chain, the AD9644 and AD9641 can be used with amplifiers, VGAs and clock drivers such as the ADL5562 3.3 GHz ultralow -distortion RF/IF differential amplifier, ADA4937-2 ultralow -distortion differential ADC driver, AD8372 programmable dual VGA, AD9510 clock distribution IC and AD9520 CMOS output clock generator with integrated VCO.
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The vampire novel that started it all, Bram Stoker's Dracula probes deeply into human identity, sanity, and the dark corners of Victorian sexuality and desire. When Jonathan Harker visits Transylvania to help Count Dracula purchase a London house, he makes horrifying discoveries about his client. Soon afterward, disturbing incidents unfold in England—an unmanned ship is wrecked at Whitby, strange puncture marks appear on a young woman's neck, and a lunatic asylum inmate raves about the imminent arrival of his "Master"—culminating in a battle of wits between the sinister Count and a determined group of adversaries.


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Orientation and campus discovery events for prospective students.
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Syngenta Seeds has released two new varieties under its Rogers Brand: the Fascination seedless watermelon and the accompanying Super Pollinizer SP-5.
Both have an improved disease package due to their unique genetic backgrounds, says Dean Liere, Gilroy, Calif.-based product business manager for watermelons.
Fascination has intermediate resistance to Fusarium wilt race 1 and Anthracnose race 1 whereas SP-5 has intermediate resistance to Fusarium wilt race 1, and 2, Anthracnose race 1 and powdery mildew.
In the past, most new watermelon varieties came from a small genetic pool and were closely related.
But Syngenta breeders have gone outside that pool to bring in different genetic materials with an entirely new set of traits, Liere says.
Fascination is just one of the results. It has good size, with individual fruit averaging 16-19 pounds. But what growers, brokers and consumers will really notice is the attractive exterior and dark red flesh color, he says.
"When you cut into the fruit, it's a very beautiful deep color with wonderful watermelon flavor," Liere says.
With the darker red also comes higher levels of lycopene, a plant-based phytonutrient that has positive health attributes.
Syngenta Seed breeders also reduced the size of the pips—the small white remnants of the seeds.
"They're now much less obvious to the consumer," Liere says.
Paired with Fascination is SP-5, one of a line of Syngenta Seed Super Pollinizers.
The concept behind super pollinizers is they take up minimal space in the field while producing more pollen than a conventional seeded variety. In addition, they expend energy producing that pollen rather than fruit.
Syngenta breeders have developed the Super Pollinzer line to have lacy leaves that won't compete with seedless varieties in the field.
They also bloom continuously throughout much of the season whereas the conventional seeded varieties used as pollen sources stop blooming once they set fruit.
In addition, SP-5 has twice the male flowers than standard plants.
In the past, growers would have crews transplant the seedless varieties into the field, then return and place a pollinizer between every so many plants.
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Parents, increasingly in households where all caregivers hold full time jobs, need a place for quality time with their children, to reinforce good educational habits. There is a national scale crisis in the production of future knowledge workers, which is often attributed to a need to create interest in these careers in young children. The Orlando Science Center sees itself as playing an important role in meeting these needs for our region.


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Mike Morhaime and Allen Adham lead us through a 20-year retrospective about the foundation and formation of the company, their trials and tribulations, and how we got to the Blizzard of today from two guys in the same computer architecture class. The video is absolutely fascinating. Check it out at the Blizzard Entertainment 20-year anniversary site.
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On Oct. 23, the Memorial Hospital Mobile Health Coach will be parked in the L. Quentin Lane Gymnasium parking lot on the Cleveland State Campus from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
All women should have one screening mammogram between the ages of 35 and 40. After 40, a screening mammogram is recommended every year.
If you meet these age guidelines, and have not had a mammogram in the last year, you may participate in this, with or without insurance.
"During Breast Cancer Awareness Month, awareness involves education about prevention and treatment, and it also supports survivors and those who have suffered from breast cancer," stated Natalia Williams, coordinator of Diversity Student Programs.
"Having regular mammograms allows the doctors to find breast cancer early. Self-breast exams are very important as well because when breast cancer is found early, many go on to live long and healthy lives."
Since screening mammograms are the only mammograms available on the mobile unit, if you have a breast abnormality, even a small change or concern, contact your doctor who may order a diagnostic mammogram.
For those patients with insurance, Memorial will file your insurance for you, but you must furnish your insurance card with a photo ID. Memorial Hospital will need to know your doctor's first and last name in order to know where to send the report.
Williams went on to add, "Cleveland State is definitely pleased to be able to have the mobile mammography unit from the Mary Ellen Locher Breast Center here to provide mammograms. If you have insurance, you need to bring your insurance card and identification and if you are uninsured, you can still receive a mammogram through grant money that is available through the Komen Grant and TBCC program. I hope that many take advantage of this wonderful opportunity. I would also like to mention the first 10-12 people who sign up will receive a free drawstring backpack."
CSCC students, as well as members of the community who are interested in scheduling a mammogram on Oct. 23, need to call 423-495-4040 or 1-866-591-2254.
Although students need to call the numbers listed above to schedule their mammograms, they can also go to Williams' office in the ACCESS Center of the George L. Mathis Student Center, Room 118 to pick up their registration forms and turn them in at their scheduled appointment time.


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Actress Kelly Rutherford shares her favorite room, color palette, and holiday tips
By Olivia Rassow
On her favorite room: My bedroom is the place I can really unwind and get away. I don't put my TV in my bedroom. I like to read, but I usually end up on Pinterest.
On her favorite color palette: Lately Ive been into Scandinavian designs. I like things that are white and cozyI have this idea of adding in some blue.
On her #1 entertaining secret: My momshe's wonderful and I like to have her help as much as possible.
On her favorite holiday tradition: My parents have a big Christmas party and its such a mix of people. Theyve been doing it for years.
On her go-to place for gifts: Monograms off Madison has something for everyoneI like the gifts because theyre personal.
On advice for avoiding holiday stress: I have none whatsoever, but I resort to hot chocolate and a lot of lists.
Kelly Rutherford spoke to ELLEDECOR.com at the premier of the Science Channel's feature film The Challenger Disaster at The Times Center.


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She was born in Cleveland, to the late Walter and Luella Henderson.
She is preceded in death by her son, W.C. Henderson; her daughter, Katherine McMahan; and her uncle, R.C. Ramsey.
She was a member of Wildwood Church of God of Prophecy. She did domestic work most of her life.
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Delmonico steak: Coated with a spicy rub and mopped with a sauce, this version makes a great holiday indulgence. (E. Jason Wambsgans/Chicago Tribune) |
When we were younger, we ate more steak. My son, home from college this summer, reminds me that he is still "younger" and needs steak regularly. Especially during grilling season.
The steak of his dreams is inspired by Goodwood Barbecue Co., one of our favorite restaurants in Utah. After a day outdoors exercising while on vacation, indulging in steak proved a good idea. Their mopped Delmonico etched itself in our minds forever. The thick prime rib steak, cooked over wood, gets mopped with a zesty barbecue sauce just before it comes off the grill. We savored every bite.
This Fourth of July, we're grilling our own version to celebrate this great country and the plethora of steaks on sale for the holiday.
Delmonico steak, made famous by the original Delmonico's restaurant in New York City, always makes me swoon when it's offered on menus. I know I'll get a generous portion of a rich piece of beef. There's some debate about which cut of steak makes a Delmonico, but we're opting for a bone-in rib steak for its shape, ease of cooking and decadent texture from lots of marbling.
To cook steaks properly, don't go too thick or too thin. In our experience, 1- to 1 1/4-inch-thick steaks cook beautifully everywhere from the grill to the broiler to a hot skillet. This thickness also takes well to aggressive seasoning on the exterior yet leaves you with a definite steak sensation in the center. Don't trim the fat too closely — you'll want to leave a little to keep the cooking moist and so it chars nicely, which adds flavor.
Whenever possible, buy choice or prime steaks for the best flavor and most marbling, which means more foolproof cooking. Steaks graded "select" are very lean and supereasy to render dry and tough. Grass-fed steaks sold at natural grocery stores and online prove worth the added cost for the lessened environmental impact and rich flavor.
I take a two-step approach to seasoning these thick steaks: First, a simple rub applied a couple of hours in advance. Second, the mop with a smoky barbecue-inspired steak sauce. Our sauce recipe cooks in just 10 minutes and will keep a couple of weeks in the refrigerator.
Good steaks deserve high-heat cooking and the flavor of hardwood charcoal. After all, that's what we get when we go to our favorite steak joints. Select natural charcoal so the meat doesn't taste like chemicals. Alternatively, for gas-grilling, soak natural wood chips in water, then make a foil packet of them (pierced with holes) and place it over the heat source to add smoke.
The steak recipe doubles easily for a larger crowd. I plan on one generous steak per person — after all, it's a holiday. Alternatively, select smaller steaks, such as a boneless strip steak.
This steak came out so well my son told me that the restaurant had nothing on me. He just hoped he can order it again soon. First, we're going hiking.
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Last year saw a truncated grapefruit season, which ended in mid-March.
Typically, Florida grapefruit runs through May.
On tangerines, Kevin Swords, Florida citrus sales manager for DNE World Fruit Sales, Fort Pierce, said quality was high.
"For the most part, quality-wise, we have had one of our best fallglo tangerine years I can ever remember in terms of quality and arrivals," he said. "It's very encouraging the way the season is turning out. We want to continue this momentum."
Swords said volume isn't significantly up or down to affect promotions, and the year could be one where retailers could promote smaller sizes vs. larger sizes like last year on certain varieties. Even though navel production is expected to be down a little, we still will have promotable volume."
Noble World Wide, Winter Haven, finished harvesting early season fallglo tangerines on Oct. 19 and began packing sunburst tangerines on Oct. 22.
Quentin Roe, president, said sunburst quality is strong.
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After hot temperatures and heavy rains brought an unfavorable start in September and October, Roe said the weather patterns changed and are bringing improved quality fruit.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture in early November reported these prices for 4/5-bushel cartons of U.S. No. 1 Florida navels in Boston: $22 for 36s, 40s, 48s and 80s; $20-21 for 56s and $20 for 64s.
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100,000 copies of Qur'an for Cambodian Muslims in next 5 years
Phnom Penh, July 31 – The World Qur'an Endowment Program organized by the Malaysian Armed Forces (MAF) with the cooperation of Restu Foundation will print 100,000 copies of the Qur'an with translation in the Khmer language for distribution to Muslims in Cambodia in the next five years.
Defence Minister Datuk Seri Dr Ahmad Zahid Hamidi said the effort was to fulfill the need of the Muslim community in Cambodia and to ensure that each Muslim family would have at least one copy of the Qur'an, ABNA reported.
"There are about 500,000 Muslims in Cambodia and there is only one Qur'an for every six families. So, we hope generous Malaysians can assist Cambodian Muslims through this program so that each family will have at least one Qur'an," he told Malaysian journalists.
Ahmad Zahid had earlier handed over 10,200 copies of donated Qur'an to the president of the Cambodian Islamic Community Development Foundation Othsman Hassan and Cambodia mufti Kamaruddion Yusof at Chrouk Romeat Mosque in Kampung Chhnang and Amar bin Yazid Mosque at KM9, to be distributed to Muslims.
The minister said the program aimed to print and distribute 20,000 copies of the Qur'an annually over a period of five years and this was expected to commence from the month of Ramadan next year.
"Translation of the Qur'an into the Khmer language has been completed and we are only waiting for sufficient funds to print the copies of Qur'an," he said.
Earlier, speaking before 1,500 Cambodian Muslims at Chrouk Romeat Mosque, Ahmad Zahid said the 10,200 copies of Qur'an given away today showed the concern of the Malaysian government and people towards Muslims in Cambodia.
Kamaruddin said he was touched and thankful for the gift of the Qur'an, adding that the Cambodian Muslim community depended on outside help for copies of the Holy Book.
"We hope there will be enough Qur'an for us in future," he added.
At the two presentation ceremonies, Ahmad Zahid also handed over 500 Muqaddam booklets and 1,000 prayer rugs for use by the Cambodian Muslims.


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Cox, 74, suffered a stroke Wednesday afternoon while at the office of state Rep. Eric Watson.
For more than 50 years, Cox has been a member of Bradley County Fire-Rescue which began as Civil Defense, and the Lee Atchley Memorial Rescue Squad under director Morris Greene.
The veteran rescuer has held many distinctions since beginning service in 1954.
He was a full-time fireman with the Cleveland Fire Department, a reserve officer for the Bradley County Sheriff's Office, a volunteer fireman for the city, acting chief of rescue, assistant chief, and site safety officer and lieutenant for Bradley County Rescue Service.
He celebrated his 50th year of service to Bradley County and Cleveland in 2004.
"I feel everyone has a calling and has been placed in the world to do something," said Cox, during an interview about his golden milestone. "I believe emergency services volunteering was mine."
"Someone who we consider family and a dear friend suffered a massive stroke today," said Stan Clark of Bradley County Emergency Medical Service Wednesday evening. "Anyone who has been in the emergency business in Bradley County for any period of time knows Ira and has learned something from him."
Cox was transported by BCEMS to Erlanger in Chattanooga for treatment Wednesday.
He passed away shortly after 1 a.m.
Cox never had plans to retire.
He was named "Constable of the Year in 2008" and had more than 14 years of continuous service as a constable for Bradley County.
Cox said during the 2004 interview that he would continue to work as long as the "good Lord" and his health allowed him to.
He was 15 when he joined the primitive rescue unit, which at that time had poor funding and no real extrication equipment.
Cox became the first person in Bradley County to use the "Jaws of Life®" which is a tool used by rescuers to extricate car crash victims. He was instrumental in raising funding to purchase the piece of equipment which would aid in saving many lives.
"Constable Ira Cox was one of the most honest and just men in law enforcement. He was truly one of the good guys and he will be greatly missed in the state of Tennessee and right here in Bradley County," Watson said.
"Constable Ira Cox was just not a friend to Bradley County, but to the whole state of Tennessee. Ira truly understood the meaning of words like 'courage' and 'duty' — not just understood them, but, embraced them, as well. Those words were written on his heart," Watson said.
"Ira may have left us in body, but, not in spirit. We can only become better for preserving and honoring the memory of people like Ira Cox who lived to served his family, friends, and country. It is because of his heart for service and his willingness to sacrifice as a Bradley County constable that we continue to live in the greatest country on earth," Watson added.
"In this dark world, a nation rooted in freedom must, by necessity, be watered with blood. God had promised us that one day there will be an end to crime and war. Until then, men of courage and honor like Ira Cox will continue to stand in the gap. To [his wife] Virginia, the family, and friends of Ira Cox — this community hurts with you. May God grant you comfort, peace, and understanding" Watson said.
Former constable Charlie McKenzie and Cox were elected to their posts in their respective districts in 1998.
"Ira always took his job very seriously. He will be greatly missed by all of the emergency services community," McKenzie said this morning.
According to Cox's wife, Virginia, Ralph Buckner Funeral Home and Crematory will be in charge of arrangements, which will be announced in Friday's Banner.


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this looks absolutely amazing...the colors look awesome!!!
22???? You are awesome!!! Indeed love is in the air! You all want a reveal????
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Join us for the extraordinary season of dance ahead!
This fall get intimate with Tulsa Ballet in Studio K as we premiere three new pieces, and experience the powerful Carmina Burana at the Tulsa PAC with live music performed by Tulsa Opera, Tulsa Oratorio Chorus and Tulsa Symphony Orchestra.
Celebrate Valentine's Day with one of the most beloved story ballets of all time: The Sleeping Beauty.
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