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Boys soccer: Crown Point turns it on in second half to beat Clark
By John O'Malley Post-Tribune correspondent September 23, 2013 11:12PM
Crown Point senior Bay Kurtz (left) congratulates his brother, freshman Brad Kurtz, on making the first goal of the game at Crown Point High School on Monday, September 23, 2013, in a 4-0 nonconference win over Clark. Bay scored a goal of his own later in the game. | Jim Karczewski\Sun-Times Media
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CROWN POINT — Mike Bazin delivered a message at halftime to his players.
"I told them we passed like a bunch of six-year-olds in the first half,'' the Bulldogs' coach said matter-of-factly. "We couldn't make a simple pass. I told them we needed to get the simple things done right like passing the ball better and connecting our passes, because we had made some bad decisions.''
The Bulldogs (11-0-1) received Bazin's message loud and clear and performed a lot better in the final 40 minutes in their 4-0 non-conference win over Clark (4-7) Monday night.
"After playing in the Pike Tournament this weekend we started out a little rough — not really the way we wanted to,'' Crown Point senior Bay Kurtz said. "I think we were a little fatigued and we weren't really playing with our heads in the first half.''
Kurtz assisted on the second of two goals by Carmello Morales — on a beautifully well-executed play — helping the 'Dogs increase their 2-0 halftime lead to 3-0.
Kurtz then scored on a sweet unassisted play of his own to close out the scoring at 76:37.
"Coach told us at halftime that we needed to keep our composure and play like we have since the beginning of the season — and that's keep the ball moving,'' Kurtz said. "It's how we play. How we want to play and how we've been successful.
"Our team really plays good defense, too. Our defense is the building block for our attack.''
Clark coach Stefen Hutchins his team's injury problems didn't help matters against the rabid 'Dogs.
"We're kind of the walking-wounded at the moment,'' he said. "Luis (Campos), the center of our defense, tweaked an ankle in the first half and Juan Pinto was injured in the second half (ankle).''
Crown Point used first-half goals by Brad Kurtz — with Tod Oram assisting — and Morales, who scored unassisted in the 26th minute, to build a 2-0 lead at the break.
"We made two mistakes on their first two goals, and it cost us,'' Hutchins said. "Our kids were looking for calls when they should have been marking their man. I thought for the most part, though, we hung with them.''


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I've been told that markup on furniture is quite high. Does anyone have any idea what the markup would be on Canadian-made solid wood bedroom furniture? Thanks in advance for any insight. |
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I don't think there's a rule of thumb. You can find the same piece at different places for different amounts. The dealer has to make a profit after covering commissions, warehousing, shipping, advertising, damaged goods, delivery, preparation work, customer service and store overhead. If they don't make a profit, then that's why so many places have gone out of business. I get calls regularly that start, "I bought a piece from [insert name here] and now that they are out of business I need to find someone to repair it." |
- Posted by suz_natural (My Page) on Sat, Jan 24, 09 at 20:35
Thanks for the reply, Bob. I was wondering because I have no clue how much negotiation leeway I have. Salespeople have told me that they can offer me a "good" price. One offered a 10% discount. Is that a good deal? I don't know. I'm not begrudging the store its profit and I do understand that quality costs. |
- Posted by bobsmyuncle (My Page) on Sun, Jan 25, 09 at 13:31
I think for a couple of lines that one of my clients carries, the MSRP is 200% markup. Markup is to cover the list of items above. But then they offer everything at the everyday price of 40% off MSRP (80% markup, if you need help with math). So your 10% off at a store that lists at MSRP is not as good as every day price at 40% off. If a piece has been sitting around for a while or is part of a line that is being discontinued (either by them or mfr.), they will try to clear it for about what they have in it. But I'm not really in the pricing area, so this is just from the things I've overheard in the back room. |
- Posted by suz_natural (My Page) on Mon, Jan 26, 09 at 2:47
Thanks. I think I need to shop around a bit more to get a better fell of the prices. |
- Posted by suz_natural (My Page) on Mon, Jan 26, 09 at 5:43
That should have read "feel for the prices." |
10% doesn't sound to you like a lot. However, that discount comes entirely out of his/her profits. So you are "only" saving 10% but its costing the store 30% of its profit, with out even considering overhead. Because furniture stores have incredibly high overhead, its safe for a store to deep discount here and there, but when it becomes habit then there isn't enough left to cover the expenses. Yes some stores mark up high in order to negotiate, but you generally find those stores in urban areas with many first- and second-generation immigrants from less developed countries where haggling is deeply ingrained in the culture and has taken root among the general population. The best way to know if you're getting a fair price is to do a little shopping and ask reasonable questions. Also, floor samples and slow moving merchandise will be deeply discounted to make room for new products that might sell better. So ask for those items as well. |
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Re: DIARY - The Split Between Cyrenaica and Tripolitania
Released on 2012-10-18 17:00 GMT
Email-ID | 1739323 |
Date | 2011-02-24 03:01:05 |
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Im' really glad that you asked that second question!
Idrus was first Emir of Cyraneica, then he was invited by the Italians to
be Emir of TRipolitania to merge the regions together under one state. At
indepdendence and during the monarchy, Libya actually had TWO capitals -
Tripolitana AND Benghazi!
that just makes the point even stronger. it wasn't until uncle MO that
they consolidated under one, but did you know that most of the ministries
are not even in Tripoli? it's not even a real capital apparently. Some
ministries are still in Benghazi (like trade and econ), the foreing
ministry is in Ras Lanouf. This is not a real country and it doesn't have
a real capital. Fascinating.
On Feb 23, 2011, at 7:42 PM, Kamran Bokhari wrote:
Good. Two factual issues though.
In the list of conquerors you need to mention Arabs as well. They are
not originally from this area.
Tripoli (Tirablus) as far as I know was the capital during the monarchy
as well. Double-check that though.
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Subject: DIARY - The Split Between Cyrenaica and Tripolitania
Compared to the past couple days in Libya that were marked by aerial
bombardments on opposition strongholds, bizarre speeches by Libyan
leader Muammar Ghadafi and deadly clashes between protestors and African
mercenaries, Wednesday was eerily quiet in the desert country.
The reason behind this apparent sense of quietude is because Libya is
currently stuck in a historical east-west stalemate, with the threat of
civil war looming in the air.
The Ghadafi regime has effectively lost control of the east, where
opposition forces are concentrated in and around the cities of Benghazi
and al Baida. The dividing line of the country, the energy-critical Gulf
of Sidra, also appears to be falling in opposition hands, with the
directors of several oil companies there announcing they were splitting
from Ghadafi and joining the people.
To the west, Ghadafi and his remaining allies appear to be digging in
for a fight. Residents in Tripoli, many of whom turned on Ghadafi after
witnessing the gratuitous violence used on protestors, are reportedly
stockpiling arms, unsure of what will come next, but expecting the
Stretched between the opposition and Ghadafi strongholds, a swathe of
nearly 500 miles of desert lies between. And herein lies the historical
challenge in ruling Libya: the split between ancient Tripolitania and
Cyrenaica. The Cyrenaica region has a long and rich history, dating back
to the 7th Century BC. This is a region that has seen many rulers
(Greeks, Romans, Persians, Egyptians, Ottomans, Italians and British)
and has long been at odds with the rival power base of Tripolitania. For
most Cyrenaics, Benghazi * and not Tripoli * is seen as their true
It was not until Colonel Muammar Ghadafi*s 1969 military coup that
overthrew King Idris I (whose base of power was in Cyrenaica) that the
Tripolitanians could claim dominance over the fledgling Libyan state.
But in a country divided by myriad dialects, tribes and ancient
histories, Tripolitanian power could only be held through a complex
alliance of tribes, the army*s loyalty and an iron fist.
Ghadafi thus finds himself in a serious dilemma, with what appears to be
a winnowing number of army units and tribes remaining loyal to him in
Tripoli and Sirte, his tribal homeland. Under such circumstances, it is
difficult to see how Ghadafi will be able to project power militarily to
the east to retake the resource-rich territory and ultimately save his
regime. It is also equally difficult at the moment to imagine a
contingent of opposition forces from the east charging across the desert
and successfully retaking Tripoli. Neither side is likely to make a move
until they feel confident about their ability to co-opt or destroy
enough forces on the enemy side.
A period of negotiations must first take place, as the Cyrenaic
opposition forces attempt to reach a political understanding with forces
already in Tripoli. That way, if they do move forces, they will at least
have prior arrangements that they are not going to be challenged and
ideally can be logistically supported from stocks in Tripoli. This
explains the current quietude, as each side maneuvers in negotiations
and conserves their forces.
Whether those negotiations actually lead somewhere is another question.
Ghadafi may be losing more credibility by the day, but he appears to be
gambling on two things: that he can retain enough military and tribal
support to make the cost of invading Tripoli too high for the opposition
to attempt, and that the foreign by-standers to this conflict will be
too fearful of the consequences of his regime collapsing.
The fear of the unknown is what is keeping the main external
stakeholders in this conflict in limbo at the moment. From the U.S.
president to the CEO of Italian energy firm ENI, nobody appears willing
to rush a regime collapse that could very well result in civil war. This
may explain the notably vague statements coming out of the Tuesday UNSC
meetings that focused on condemning the violence and not much else, as
well as U.S. President Barack Obama*s statement on Wednesday, in which
he said, *I have asked my administration to prepare full range of
options. This include unilateral options, those with partners and those
with international organizations.*
It is no coincidence that to this day, not a single leading opposition
figure in Libya can be named. This is in fact a testament to Ghadafi*s
strategy of consolidating power: to prevent the creation of alternative
bases of power and keep the institutions around him, including the army,
deliberately weak. Without a clear alternative, and with the country
fundamentally divided, there is no Plan B for the Ghadafi regime that
anyone is too excited about.
And so, we wait. Opposition forces in the east will conduct quiet
negotiations in the west to determine who will defect and who will
resist; the United States and Italy will be lobbied endlessly by the
opposition to enforce a no-fly zone over the country; the external
powers will continue to deliberate amongst a severely limited number of
bad options; and Ghadafi and his remaining allies will dig in for the
If neither side can come up with the force strength to make a move,
Libya will returns to its historic split between Tripolitania and
Cyrenaica with separate bases of power. If one side takes a gamble and
makes a move, civil war is likely to ensue. Sometimes it really is that


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Mercurius 4 Real
April 9, 2009 | Filed Under music | 3 Comments
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Ok, here it is. Mercurius FM's latest original production. Probably the heaviest track I've heard in a while. Word on the street is he got a new ballin' Mac Pro, so it's quite a step up from the humble 12″ iBook he was repping before.
I just spent a good deal of time blasting the fuck out of this (fuck you neighbors, I just enlightened our community).
This was meant to be played in a huge warehouse filled with sweating, cursing bodies; you do not have enough watts for this bass. Sorry but if you're listening to this on a laptop or even headphones…just, sorry.
Drop this at the top of your set if you want to see people stroking out/having heart attacks/seizures. (they will be revived by the hand claps in the breakdown, but fall back into convulsions soon after.)
new mercurius?
April 5, 2009 | Filed Under day to day, music | 1 Comment
image: from the series Millionaires Riding Segways
Yet again, things have been getting mad hectic around here. Naturally, Tuftsmania is the first to be neglected.
Bo, previously mentioned of Mercurius FM fame, shot me this track yesterday and it's curiously not bearing the Mercurius name. It's his new side project known as Chunky Chicks.
I don't quite know what the deal is, but all I know is this remix of Michael Jackson – Bad is OOC 4 REAL. I need more Chunky Chicks, I need more Mercurius FM.
Have a listen:
Michael Jackson – Bad (Chunky Chicks Super Fun Remix)
PS: Bo, I might be heading toward Phoenix in the near future. PARTYTIME
hoooooly shit
December 11, 2007 | Filed Under music | 6 Comments
artwork: melissa B
Remember when I last blogged about Mercurius FM and his Marvin Gaye remix? I also mentioned he had some works down the pipeline, namely, a Justice remix.
yeah. it's here. I heard there are talks of it being on a new Justice EP! hoolllaaaaaa
this is soooooooo fresh, but I'll let you be the judge. tell me what you think.
Justice – New Jack (Mercurius FM hott mix)
update: i have now put this along with the last 2 tracks from NC into a 'continuous loop' playlist. these are now continuously looping.
mercurius is back (EXCITING NEW UPDATE)
November 8, 2007 | Filed Under music | 16 Comments
this is how mercurius makes the music.
This track just flew into my mailbox on FIRE –sexual fire. It's a remix of Marvin Gaye – Sexual Healing.
here's what the man himself said,
Don't worry, this isn't a plastic cheese dance track with an acapella.
I tried very hard to retain the soul of the original track, down to
the overall melody..
I'll buy that.
this remix makes me think of a daft punk production. wait, no, it makes me think of a Mercurius FM production. Word on the streets is Mercurius is working on a couple of EPs. Be on the lookout for these in the near future.
loving the bass line, well done arizona.
Marvin Gaye – Sexual Healing (Mercurius FM Soul of House Mix) (right click, save as)
update: but don't take it from me, this is what Rolling Stone has to say about this great remix
also make sure to check out my other post about mercurius FM. the chromeo remix is deadly!


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Thanks so much, LazyPup! It's on the way. :) Pam |
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My mother and sister have Celiac Disease, and I've cut all gluten from my diet as a precaution.
35 E Monroe St, Chicago, IL 60603
Has gf breakfast options, including scramblers. If you want to sub toast with gf bread, it's an extra $2.
813 W Fulton Market, Chicago, IL 60607
No gf options.
150 E Olive Ave, Burbank, CA 91502
Very accommodating! Dining with my sister who has celiacs and is lactose intolerant. The manager even came out to verify ingredients with us. Gf breads available. Nice breakfast spot. Delicious!
5732 Buckeystown Pike, Frederick, MD 21704
Knowledgeable staff and flavorful dishes. Plenty to choose from. My sister, who has celiacs, can't wait to go back.
193 Thomas Johnson Dr, Frederick, MD 21702
The waitress seemed rushed and not sure she cared much about our dietary needs. My sister has celiacs and she was a bit nervous about whether there was cross contamination.
4145 S Grand Canyon Dr, Las Vegas, NV 89147
The staff is very accommodating and will cook anything in a separate pan. Also offer tamari sauce in place of soy sauce for sushi and sashimi.
1000 N Green Valley Pkwy, Henderson, NV 89074
Full menu with gf bread for sandwiches and breakfast items. The menu I saw said they use a separate toaster, but check with your server to be sure.
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At this time I DO NOT have anything to exchange,but I am trying to locate a few Unicorn Plant(proboscidea martyniaceae) seeds. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks Bill |
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Here's a link to Garden Web members who are supposed to have this seed/plant for trade: http://members.gardenweb.com/members/exch-search.cgi?string=devil%27s+claw&boolean=and&seedtrade=on&planttrade=on |
Here is a link that might be useful: Devil's claw seed
Bill, did you work out a trade or manage to get with someone who has seed for this. If not I have some seed I could send. Rick |
Rick I would very much like a few seeds. Just tell me how you want to work it out. |
shorebill, As you have probably noticed, trickster doesn't have a Member Page email link and I just tried to 'email this post' to him, but got a message that he is not set up to receive emails via GW. It's sad when members are looking to trade or share but have no way of contacting them. I'd suggest you starting a new thread with WANTED:devil's claw seed Maybe someone will reply that only knows it by that common name. Sue |
I have nothing to trade, but would like a few Devil's Claw seed, |
Bill, my apologies for missing this. I do indeed have plenty of Devil's claw I can share. I will have to check into setting up a Gardenweb e-mail. Send me a message to firstname.lastname@example.com Please be sure to add something like Devil's Claw Seeds or whatever in the subject, jusst in case your message gets sent to my junk filter. Rick |
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Albert de la Chapelle, MD, PhD
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Research in Dr. de la Chapelle's laboratory focuses on the mapping, cloning, and characterization of high- and low-penetrance genes for cancer predisposition. When new genes are identified, studies are directed to determine the pathophysiological role of the proteins or RNA molecules they encode, and the mechanisms by which mutations in the genes contribute to the cancer phenotype. Finally, there is an emphasis on translational aspects of the research, viz. the exploitation of laboratory discoveries towards new diagnostic and therapeutic procedures. Diseases under study include colorectal cancer, papillary thyroid cancer, acute myeloid leukemia and chronic lymphocytic leukemia. Colorectal cancer is highly heritable; but only a fraction of all predisposing genes have been detected so far. Even so, screening all colorectal and endometrial cancer patients for mutations in the mismatch repair genes (Lynch syndrome) is practically feasible and desirable, because it can save lives through clinical surveillance of targeted high-risk family members. A method of population-wide screening for Lynch syndrome has been developed and its nationwide use is being encouraged. In papillary thyroid cancer predisposing germline mutations are sought by a variety of methods, including linkage, allelic association, and the determination of allelic differences in gene expression. The role of non-coding RNA genes is emerging as a major cause of predisposition to papillary thyroid cancer. One microRNA, 146a, has been implicated. Carriers of a single nucleotide polymorphism in the pre-miR146a sequence have an elevated risk of thyroid cancer. The underlying mechanism is being investigated. Moreover, several novel candidate genes are investigated that predispose to thyroid cancer. Second-generation deep sequencing is replacing previously used methods in the search for deleterious mutations. In acute myeloid leukemia the group cloned a novel gene, BAALC for Brain and Acute Leukemia, Cytoplasmic that is expressed in early hematopoietic progenitor cells, and in a subset of the acute myeloid and lymphoid leukemias. Ongoing studies aim at understanding the precise role of BAALC in leukemogenesis. The working hypothesis is that BAALC is a marker of, or even a contributor to, blocked differentiation of these cells. In chronic lymphocytic leukemia the role of the proapoptotic gene DAPK1 is investigated, and in families with several affected individuals novel predisposing genes are sought by second-generation deep sequencing.
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Some local celebrities and others passionate about ending cancer are teaming up for Bradley County's Celebrity Waiter fundraiser Friday.
The fundraiser will serve as a way to raise additional monies for this fiscal year's campaign.
Angela Mathis, senior community representative for the American Cancer Society, said the fundraiser is being hosted by the Guardian Home Care Relay for Life team.
"We know celebrity waiter has been done by other organizations over the years, but this is the first one we've done here," Mathis said.
She said the fundraiser has been successful in surrounding counties.
Mathis said organizers hope to raise $5,000 through the event. A similar event recently held in Athens brought in $4,000.
The Cleveland event will be held at St. Therese of Lisieux Catholic Church at 7 p.m. A three-course barbecue dinner will be served.
Tickets are available by table or individually. Individual tickets are $25. To buy all eight seats at a table is $200.
"Right now we have 15 waiters. Our goal is to have 20," Mathis said.
Celebrity waiter Janet Conley has built a team of four to serve her table, bringing the number of individuals committed to serve to 18.
The Relay team still hopes to find waiters for five more tables.
Tips will add to the money raised throughout the night.
"Those people at the table will then tip them for things such as silverware, or a napkin or a drink, and in addition to that they will tip them to entertain them, so they may ask them to juggle or to sing a song or to dance," Mathis said.
Those wanting to attend can request a specific waiter, if that person's table is not already full, Mathis said.
Celebrity waiter Traci Hamilton said she has already secured backup singers to help her out if she is asked to sing.
Hamilton said her table will have an Atlanta Braves theme. She chose the theme of the popular baseball team because she thought it would be a fun way to get people excited about the event.
"Its a great way to raise money for Relay," Hamilton said.
Celebrity waiter Chuck Atchley said his table's theme will be related to firefighting. He said he wanted to participate because he has had friends who lost their battle with cancer.
Both waiters were still deciding on their outfits for the event.
Certificates will be awarded for the most creative table theme, best dressed waiter/waitress, most talented and "most likely to succeed."
Awards will also be given to the table with the most spirit and the one that raises the most tips.
The Relay for Life committee is hoping the fundraiser becomes an annual event.
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A silent auction is also being held during the event.
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10 Questions: Jasper Conran
The son of design impresario Sir Terence Conran is making his own impressive mark on his father's home turf.
By Lucie Young
6. You now live full-time in the country. Why?
I am more of a country boy than a city boy. I don't believe we are supposed to be out of contact with the earth. People are a lot more connected in the country. You might be geographically far apart, but you rely on each other more. My next project is a book called Jasper Conran Country. It chronicles a year of roaming about my backyard, England. We all know how people live in cities, but how do they live in the country? That hasn't really been explored.
7. How important is taking risks?
It is vital. You can't listen to what other people say. If you do, you stop being creative and start turning out designs that everybody already knows. You've got to believe in what you do.
8. What's your favorite thing in your house that you didn't design?
My 18th-century bed. It is carved wood and it's upholstered with cotton chintz. It looks like a fairground. It comes from a very grand house, but I can't tell you which one. Many country houses are selling off things they shouldn't, but they do it to keep on going.
9. What three things do you always have on you?
Glasses, which are my own design, my phone and a signet ring my mother gave me when I was 13—it has my family crest and the motto "In peace lies wisdom."
10. What does luxury mean to you?
Picking and eating my own vegetables. To me, it's like eating caviar every day and probably just as expensive.
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years ago I had a pattern for constructing a big 3D star out of drinking straws. I remember it was constructed with a center ball made up of 1/2 straw triangles and then full size straws in the form of triangles linked to the center ball. It is all strung together with heavy string. I think it is some kind of a scandinavian project. |
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- Posted by honeysuckleridge (My Page) on Thu, Dec 7, 06 at 18:57
I googled and found these instructions. If I remember correctly Carol Duvall did one of these on her show a few years back. I haven't looked into a search on HGTV but it's very possible that it's there. http://craft.dow.com/proj/627.htm ginger |
Here is a link that might be useful: Drinking Straw Ornament Instructions
- Posted by liza070831 (My Page) on Fri, Dec 8, 06 at 15:18
Thanks for your reply,ginger but the one I had was all made with straws and came out quite a bit larger. I think it was in Family Circle magazine back in the 60's. Thanks again ellie |
How about this one.... Straw star ornaments Materials needed: Straw, real or paper drinking straws Take straw(s) into pieces about 3" long. Lay out three pieces in a triangle. Use red string to tie the corners together, a little ways in from the end. Make another triangle, and tie the corners. Lay one triangle on top of the other to form a six-pointed star. Tie with red string at the six places where the triangles meet. Add a red string for hanging. |
- Posted by liza070831 (My Page) on Sat, Dec 9, 06 at 10:53
thanks for ther suggestion pattico but that's still not it if I ever figure it out on my own I will post the directions here thanks again .Ellie |
- Posted by Mark Hunter(firstname.lastname@example.com) onWed, Nov 7, 07 at 18:22
Hey liza070831, I remember making one of these stars back in the 60's when I was a cub scout. I sure would like to find the directions for making it again. I am now a cub scout den leader. Did you ever find the directions for it? |
I'm also trying to find directions for making the star. My son made them long time ago. Would like to teach my girls. |
- Posted by qtiemom (firstname.lastname@example.com) on Mon, Nov 19, 07 at 10:24
http://www.thecraftplace.com/projects/details.cfm?project_id=1025 Maybe that one? Marci |
- Posted by barb_from_pa (My Page) on Mon, Nov 19, 07 at 14:22
I know this isn't what you are talking about, but thought I would throw it into the mix. |
Here is a link that might be useful: little stars
I have it! It's in Life Magazine, December 7, 1959 on pages 85 and 86. My mom, my aunt and I made these stars, and I managed to dredge an approximate date from my memory. I'm a librarian, and we have the old Reader's Guide to Periodical Literature, which turned up the correct citation. Since it's copyrighted material, I'm reluctant to post it, but there are very few libraries that don't have a run of Life. |
A year or two ago we made some stars or maybe it was snowflakes from white straws. You cut them and made cuts an inch or so from the bottom...then curled the cut pieces with your sissors. Then I think a few into a bunch and made the flake. I can't remember for sure how it was done but I remember they were pretty and I'd like to make them again... Has anyone ever seen those and remember how to make them? patti |
The straw decorations that you are inquiring about is from ,Theresa Balciunas DiCello who was on the Carol Davull show. The Stitchin' Post & Frame shop 310 Old Green Bay Road Kenosha, WI 53144-1026 Phone (262/552-8870) between 10 - 1 Tuesday through Saturday central time. I love to make these straw decorations,Hope this helps you. |
Here's a very pretty straw ornament how-to. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Straw Ornament How-To
- Posted by jfacs(email@example.com) onMon, Dec 8, 08 at 12:19
PLEASE, if you have directions for this star, post them! I have searched high and low! Not doing any good finding the 1959 article in LIFE either! I made one of these years ago, but really would like to have it for current students! |
- Posted by craftybrush (My Page) on Tue, Dec 16, 08 at 20:34
I too have been trying to rack my brain to figure out a straw star I made in about 3rd gr.(mid 60's). I don't remember the straw lengths but I'm sort of thinking they were 2-1/2"long strung into triangles and formed together to make a geodesic dome shaped base and then 5' straws were connected to form the spikes off each of the triangles.Anyone figure it out please send directions&pics |
- Posted by craftybrush (My Page) on Wed, Dec 17, 08 at 7:26
I've got it! Worked on it last night. make 2- 5 triangle domes and connect by form triagles w additional straw.use 3" for the core and 5"for the spikes. |
My mother used to make these. In fact, I have a piece of a beginning of one she was working on when she passed away. Instead of paper straws, she used those pretty colored cellophane coctail straws, and they were pretty durable. I can't find her instructions but I DID find links to both the Life article directions (scanned by someone at Wunderland, apparently), link below: http://www.wunderland.com/WTS/Rash/misc/stars.htm and also to a web page w/directions, given as a math project . http://www.whitneyhs.org/ourpages/auto/2008/12/1/41963999/Directions for the Icosahedron Star Project.pdf |
- Posted by concretenprimroses (My Page) on Thu, Jan 12, 12 at 8:15
Wow! Those are amazing. I'm not sure I could make them never mind teach kids. People used to do more hand work. I have a book from the 1930s about teaching young people in school to do stained glass, and its incredible. Kathy |
DD and I just made one of these. Took us about 1.5 hours. She's 7 and I'm really amazed at how well she picked up on the geometry. I will admit that the word icosahedron is a bit intimidating, but it is really just 2 pentagonal pyramids connected - which is a lot less intimidating. I'll take a photo later on and post. |
Again another strange coincidence! I am going to make something like this. My mom found a bargain for me at the thrift store 1200 paper straws. It is a Scandinavian art called Himmeli. Google that or try here: http://www.etsy.com/shop/AMradio |
Here is a link that might be useful: Himmeli craft
My sister made these back in the early 60's. They were beautiful. We hung hers under a high ceiing fixture and the heat made it slowly rotate. One thing she did differently, not sure if her instructions said to, but she added tiny glasses ball ornaments on the tips of each point. Can you believe after all that work she only charged $5.00! |
- Posted by ladylillie (My Page) on Sat, Dec 15, 12 at 5:03
I was so glad to see that someone had found this pattern,I had looked for it for years. I used to make these every year in the 60's. My kids just didn't think it was Christmas without one of the soda straw stars hanging over their beds. I had them in the living room too. I also put the small glass balls on the points and also sprayed them with spray glue and sprinkled glitter on them. Today you can just get spray glitter. We have made them several ways. You can make them half size and they are darling, even smaller and hand them on your tree. I have used coffee stirrers that are like small straws, we have even made toothpick ones. I finally found a copy of the original magazine and was able to buy it on ebay. I am busily making them now to surprise my kids who are all married and parents themselves. One of our daughters is even a grandmother. I am hoping another generation will grab hold of this tradition. It has brought so much joy over the years. There are so many straws to choose from today. I once went into a drive-in restaurant in the 60's and asked the owener if I could buy some straws from him. He asked what I was going to do with them. I explained what I was making and he told me I could have a box of 200 straws free if I would make him a star. I did and every year when I drove past the drive-in I could see "my" star hanging in the window close to Christmas time. He kept it for years. |
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[279] Prognostic Factors in Triple Negative Breast Carcinomas: Is Sub-Classification Using Basal Markers Warranted?
MJ Nystrom, ES Hwang, A Griffin, W Devine, A Lal, I Mehdi, S DeVries, F Waldman, JT Rabban, YY Chen. University of California, San Francisco, SF, CA
Background: While most triple negative (ER-/PR-/HER2-, TN) breast carcinomas demonstrate aggressive clinical behavior and high mortality, a subset do not. Although heterogeneity of morphology and biomarkers exist within the TN family of breast cancer, it is not well established whether any such features stratify risk. The subset of basal phenotype TN cancers (defined as CK5/6, CK14 or EGFR+ TN cancers) has received particular attention. In this study we examined whether morphology and biomarkers can distinguish high-risk and low-risk patients in TN breast cancer.
Design: The study population consists of 104 primary TN tumors treated and followed at our institution between 1998-2009 with slides and blocks available from which a tissue microarray (TMA) was constructed. Pathologic features were reviewed. Biomarker expression was evaluated using immunostaining for androgen receptor, mammaglobin, gross cystic disease fluid protein, CK5/6, CK14, EGFR, Ki67, p53, retinoblastoma protein (Rb) and p16. Statistical analysis was performed using STATA statistical software.
Results: All patients were female with median age at diagnosis of 57 years (range 25-92 years). The group was comprised of 92 ductal cancers, 4 each of metaplastic and adenoid cystic-like cancers, and 2 each of lobular and small cell carcinomas. 41% of cases were node-positive. 79/104 cases (76%) were basal-type based on the above criteria; 16/104 (15%) were non-basal and 9/104 (9%) were uncategorized. Median follow up time for the cohort was 38 months (95% CI 29-47 months). Univariate analysis showed that p16 conferred an improved disease-free survival (DFS), whereas LVI and number of positive lymph nodes were associated with lower likelihood of DFS (OR 4.2, p=0.01 and 1.3, p=0.007 respectively). Basal subtype, age, grade, Ki67 labeling index, and Rb were not predictive of DFS. On multivariate analysis including basal subtype, p16, LVI, number of positive nodes, age, grade, and tumor size, only tumor size and number of positive lymph nodes remained independent predictors of breast cancer-specific survival.
Conclusions: Independent prognostic markers of TN breast cancer are tumor size and nodal status. There is no prognostic value in subclassifying TN cancers using basal markers, Ki67, p53, RB or p16. While the basal phenotype may be of interest from pathogenetic perspective, it does not appear to carry clinical significance.
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It's already the second half of 2013, and if your goals for the year included finding a new job, consider this a call to action. At the beginning of the year, we created a 2013 job-search guide with a quarter-by-quarter plan to keep you focused in your search. Here's an overview of the timeline:
- Q1 (January through March): Devote the first few months of the year to getting organized: Organize your thoughts, organize your application materials and organize your contacts.
- Q2 (April through June): A few months in, you should be going full steam ahead with your job search. Your days should be filled with applying, following up, networking and (hopefully) going to interviews. If you're a college student, get a head start in your professional job search by tapping alumni, using your school's career resources and making initial contact with companies of interest.
- Q3 (July through September): At around the midyear mark, take a step back to review what's working and what's not in your job search. It's not too late to course-correct to ensure that you reach your goals during the back half of the year.
- Q4 (October through December): During the last few months of the year, take advantage of the season. Network at holiday parties, consider seasonal job opportunities and take the time to thank those who have helped you professionally throughout the year.
Q3: Conduct a self-review and make adjustments
At this point, you've gotten your application materials into good shape and you've been busy searching for and applying to jobs. Your next step is to review your progress and determine what's aided your search and what's held you back. Also review whether your career goals are the same or if you'd be willing to cast a wider net. Here's a closer look at what you should be doing in Q3:
- Change what's not working: By the midyear mark, you most likely know whether you're making progress or you're stuck in the same spot. The first item up for review is your résumé. Does it need a makeover? By changing its design or format, you may find new strengths to play up that you hadn't previously considered. Have your networking efforts fallen flat? Review the basics and make sure you're ready to mingle. Also assess your social-media strategy: Do you have one, and is it helping or hurting you? Finally, ask yourself if relocation is an option. Would you be willing to move for a job?
- Consider temporary or seasonal work to gain experience and contacts: They say it's easier to get a job when you already have one, but that really means employers want to see that you have industry experience. Temporary work is a way to get your foot in the door at a company, and seasonal work can add experience to your résumé. Focus on finding opportunities that boost your résumé's experience and skills section.
- Use advice and resources specific to your background and needs: You customize your résumé to each job you apply for, so you should also customize your search to fit your individual needs. Consider using niche sites to target specific industries or experience levels. If you have trouble fitting a job search into your busy schedule, mobile applications and resources may help you get to relevant opportunities more quickly.
Use July through September to apply strategies that are right for your job-search needs and you'll be in good shape heading into the end of the year.


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WILLIAMSON COUNTY -- Police have identified the body found dumped on the side of a road in Williamson County as 18-year-old Tyneshia Brown of the Dallas-Fort Worth area.
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Document Type Doctoral Thesis Author Bumby, Adam John URN etd-05292006-144915 Document Title The geology of the Blouberg Formation, Waterberg and Soutpansberg Groups in the area of Blouberg Mountain, Northern Province, South Africa Degree DPhil (Geology) Department Geology Supervisor
Advisor Name Title Prof P G Eriksson Keywords
- geology Soutpansberg South Africa.
- geology Waterberg South Africa
- geology Northern Province SA
Date 2001-04-01 Availability unrestricted Abstract The geology of the Blouberg mountain area, Northern Province, South Africa is characterised by a number of successor basins developed over a region which is underlain by a cratonic suture (the Palala Shear Zone). The suture was formed during the Limpopo Orogeny, due to oblique convergence of the Kaapvaal Craton and the Central Zone of the Limpopo Mobile Belt at either 2.65Ga or 2.0Ga. Post-collisional brittle reactivation along the Palala Shear Zone in the Blouberg study area is accommodated on the parallel Melinda Fault.The earliest basin developed in this area was that of the Blouberg Formation, which is preserved in an area restricted to the eastwards extension of the Palala Shear Zone. The Blouberg Formation can be divided into Lower and Upper Members. The widespread Lower Member is thought to have been deposited in a pull-apart basin, is characterised by braided fluvial sheetflood deposits, and is generally steeply-dipping or overturned, reflecting a subsequent southwards-vergent basin inversion. The Upper Member contrasts with the Lower Member in that it is preserved only rarely, is generally flat-:lying, and is composed of conglomerates with sub-angular cobbles of foliated basement rocks with rare granulestone beds, reflecting deposition in debris flows and braided rivers respectively. The tectonic event responsible for the southwards-vergent basin inversion of the Lower Member probably also uplifted proximal basement sources to the north and east, leading to deposition of the Upper Member in localised basins close to the southern strand of the Melinda Fault scarp.
The syn-tectonic deposition of the Blouberg Formation was followed by a period of relative tectonic quiescence, and deposition of the Waterberg Group. The fluvial Setlaole Formation was succeeded by the predominantly aeolian Makgabeng Formation. Strata of these two formations are not preserved north of the Melinda Fault, probably due to the syn-Blouberg tectonic activity, which had led to development of high topography in this area. This palaeohigh gradually denuded throughout Waterberg sedimentation. Ultimately, the Mogalalcwena Formation, the youngest of the Waterberg units in the study area, onlapped northwards over these denuding highlands.
After the end of Mogalakwena deposition, renewed tectonic activity led to approximately north-south orientated extension. Syn-Blouberg northwards-dipping reverse faults along the southern strand of the Melinda Fault were locally reactivated as normal faults, resulting in a half-graben type environment. A depository was created above the hanging wall, which filled with the strata of the Soutpansberg Group; initially volcanics of the Sibasa Formation erupted, followed by the clastic deposition of the Wyllies Poort Formation.
Late-stage reactivation along the Palala Shear Zone is represented by the northern strand of the Melinda Fault, which is generally a dextral strike-slip fault, with up to 17km of total displacement.
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Cathay adds to its cargo woes in January
Cathay Pacific and Dragonair experienced a 19.5 percent, year-over-year, decline in cargo carried last month. At the same time, capacity fell by 6.7 percent, year over year. Load factor finished the month at 59.9 percent, a 7.9-point drop. Cargo tonnes flown fell 27.6 percent. Passenger numbers, however, rose 11.9 percent when compared to January 2011.
One reason for the passenger increase, said James Tong, Cathay's general manager, revenue management, was that the Chinese New Year fell in January this year; last year, the holiday occurred in February.
On the cargo side, Cathay has been dealing with weak markets despite the holiday. "Apart from a modest pre-Chinese New Year rush, the cargo markets were generally soft throughout January and were particularly weak during the holiday and post-holiday period, as factories in Mainland China ceased operations," Cathay's James Woodrow said in a statement.
"Our key markets remain soft," he continued, "and we have been cutting capacity aggressively to match demand on trunk routes to North America and Europe."
January's numbers show the most severe drop in a year-long pattern of declining cargo figures. In December, Cathay reported an 11.9-percent, year-over-year, drop in cargo carried, with a 6.9-percent capacity increase. Cargo carried decreased, year-over-year, by 13.8 percent in November and 17.5 percent in October. In fact, the most recent month where Cathay saw an increase in cargo and mail carried was March 2011, when the carrier reported a 1.4-percent, year-over-year, increase. February's cargo numbers showed a decline of 2.3 percent, but January's total was up 6.8 percent when compared to January 2010.
A poor end to 2011 lead Woodrow in December to characterize the previous 12 months as "a challenging year overall."
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MSC-For certification of Military Sealift Command Personnel, First Class Arms Training will conduct training at locations in close proximity to the ships. This saves your company the travel and per diem expense of sending students to other training facilities. MSC-To date Military Sealift Command Personnel have been trained on the entire eastern seaboard from Boston, MA, to Cape Canaveral, FL, and the Gulf of Mexico from Tampa, FL, to Corpus Christi, TX. ranges and are comprised of both indoor and outdoor ranges. NEWS: We are now stocked with shotguns, rifles and pistols and a goodly amount of all 3. We have a stock pile of the most commonly used ammunition. There are just a few we don't have yet. We also have reloading equipment and cold drinks. MSC-For the Military Sealift Command (MSC), we have a 200-yard qualification course, which I'm sure is the only 200-yard qualification course being utilized. We also have a 35' tower with a manned boat 200 yards down range. The man and motor silhouettes consist of a 1" gong which gives an instant gratification report. Our other addition is the completion of the wobble trap, which is currently being used by shotgun shooters. We have a knowledgeable young lady that pulls the clays on command and keeps score for you. The word on our wobble trap is getting out in a hurry as we have the only wobble trap in the area.
1-Jan-09 We have 4 ranges which are completed. The Rifle range, Shotgun range, MSC Quality Wobble Trap and the Pistol range, 100 yards for both Handgun and Rifle. The Hogans Ally, which will forever be fluid and the 455 yard range with 4 each one inch thick steel targets, providing instant gratification. We have a 35 foot control tower which has platform used to simulate firing from the bridge of a ships or the 3rd floor of a building. We will not classify that as an additional range but it is a stand alone asset. Scott has convinced me we need a true pistol range and we know where it will be built. We just need the time and right contractor to build it. Construction of the pistol range will require a lot of fill dirt which will be excavated from the new pond which will be dug between Hogan's Ally and the 455 Range.
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Proctor & Gamble Strives to Change What it Means to Be Like a Girl
Through their Always brand, P&G launched a campaign that's gone viral on the web, because it sends such a positive message to young women. When did doing something "like a girl" become such a bad thing? The company collaborated with documentary filmmaker Lauren Greenfield to defy this norm.
In the form of a social experiment, the filmmaker asked people to act out their interpretation of "running like a girl" or "fighting like a "girl." Both adult men and women responded with weak movements, flailing their arms and legs without any real effort. Little girls, on the other hand, exerted all their power to run, hit and fight "like a girl." One girl, when asked what it means to "run like a girl" proudly responded, "To run as fast as you can."
This mission, similar to Dove's recent beauty campaigns, strives to improve both girls' and women's confidence. However, this Always campaign targets a younger audience than most comparable efforts, proving the importance of starting initiatives like this at an earlier age. "We felt strongly we needed to do something about it," said Always Brand director Amanda Hill. "Really the goal is to turn the phrase 'like a girl' from being an insult to being a real compliment and boost to self-confidence. We're hoping we can really start a movement."
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PROVIDENCE — Superior Court Judge Luis Matos on Thursday barred a former prosecutor from filing any more pleadings in a lawsuit she brought against her former employer, finding that the state Supreme Court had declared the case dead.
"This case is closed; it's over," Matos said of the lawsuit brought by Dawn L. Huntley accusing the attorney general's office under Patrick C. Lynch of a pattern of discrimination and offensive comments.
Matos sanctioned Huntley's lawyer, Nicholas Gelfuso, $1,000 for filing pleadings after the high court ruling with the apparent intent to harass, delay and manipulate the judicial process.
Gelfuso objected to the sanctions.
The state Supreme Court in April ruled that Huntley was barred from pursuing the lawsuit because near-identical claims were dismissed in federal court. Gelfuso then moved for the clerk's office to find Lynch; former prosecutor and now Traffic Tribunal Magistrate Alan R. Goulart; and Deputy Attorney General Gerald J. Coyne in default, asserting by a sworn affidavit that they had failed to defend themselves throughout the case.
Matos ruled that a review of the filings clearly showed that, contrary to Gelfuso's sworn statements, the attorney general's office had vigorously defended all the parties involved. Gelfuso's efforts to obtain a default judgment against Lynch, Coyne and Goulart — as individuals — was for the "improper purpose to harass," Matos said.
Matos referred Gelfuso's actions to David D. Curtin, chief disciplinary counsel of the state Supreme Court.
Huntley, a special assistant attorney general from 1999 through her firing in 2008, filed suit in federal court in April 2010 seeking millions of dollars in damages from Lynch, Coyne, Goulart and 11 others. U.S. District Chief Judge Mary M. Lisi dismissed the lawsuit after Huntley failed to respond to a motion that it be thrown out.
Huntley then filed suit against the attorney general's office in state Superior Court in January 2011. She accused Goulart, her superior before her firing, of calling her "antisocial" because she refused to drink alcohol at a Christmas party during court hours, after which she alleged some of her colleagues drove drunk. Coyne, she said, tried to "intimidate" her from filing an internal grievance.
The attorney general's office has vehemently denied all the allegations. Goulart and Coyne were on hand Thursday as Assistant Attorney General Rebecca T. Partington argued sanctions were warranted. "It's our last option to stop filings in the case," she said.
Attorney General Peter F. Kilmartin praised Matos' rulings.
"After five years of vigorously defending the false accusations by the complainant … we are pleased with today's rulings and grateful that this matter is finally over," he said.
It was the second time Gelfuso has faced sanctions. In April, Superior Court Judge Judith Colenback Savage sanctioned him $3,162 in legal fees for pursuing without a factual basis and without calling an expert witness a malpractice lawsuit brought by Peter J. Bibby against lawyer Robert D. Watt. Savage sanctioned his co-counsel, Bryan Owens, $9,932.
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Mickey Thomas is nearing completion on the first Starship studio album since 1989. It's called Loveless Fascination and features Foreigner, Dokken and Dio bassist Jeff Pilson. Thomas says: "He and I got together and just clicked. With Jeff's help I've finally been able to put together an album with totally new material. I'm really excited about it." The record is due for release in September. [Ultimate Classic Rock]
Megadeth mainman Dave Mustaine has enjoyed his introduction to country music via his daughter. He says: "I usually listen to jazz and classical in my car. When my wife and kids are in the car it depends on which kid. My son likes metal and my daughter likes country – you're always listening to different ideas. Country right now is like old-school rock with a bunch of nasally singers on it; it's kind of cool. It kind of rocks – plus, they're using all our old staging from the 80s." [Daily Herald]
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4"Blessed are those who mourn, for they will be comforted. 5"Blessed are the meek, for they will inherit the earth. 6"Blessed are those who hunger and thirst for righteousness, for they will be filled. 7"Blessed are the merciful, for they will receive mercy. 8"Blessed are the pure in heart, for they will see God. 9"Blessed are the peacemakers, for they will be called children of God. 10"Blessed are those who are persecuted for righteousness' sake, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven. 11"Blessed are you when people revile you and persecute you and utter all kinds of evil against you falsely on my account. 12 Rejoice and be glad, for your reward is great in heaven, for in the same way they persecuted the prophets who were before you.
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ANNOUNCEMENT: Miller Park Drunk's Pants Party
July 16th, 2010Hey, what are you doing Sunday August 29th? There is a Brewers game that day, you know. They're even giving away CC Sabathia bobbleheads. Remember him? He was the star of the last awesome Brewers team, remember? Man, those were some good times. Seems like so long ago.
So, you thinking about going? Because I am going and I have a few extra tickets and.... yeah. We're having a party.
More specifically we're having...
Miller Park Drunk's Pants Party
It's like a party, but in my pants. Except it's not in my pants, but I am just saying that to sound funny. It's actually at Miller Park. Yep.
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- A CC Sabathia bobblehead! (a billion million dollar value)
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Church? That shits for losers.
Art in the park? More like fart in the park. AMIRITE!?
A picnic with your girlfriend? Oh, does your vagina get to come too?
Walk your dog? Man, F your dog.
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5 comments on "ANNOUNCEMENT: Miller Park Drunk's Pants Party"
So…this party in your pants sounds like a good time! I am just wondering what my chances are of getting some considering I took your advice and went to singles night expecting to get laid as you lead me to believe…well, I did not!
Sounds like the Brewer Trollops are getting restless! I'm gonna bring my beer swillin' self to your trough and see what kind you all are catchin'
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