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Cardiff University's Professor Sir Martin Evans has arrived in Sweden for a series of events in the build up to his receipt of the Nobel Prize for Medicine at a Royal Banquet in Stockholm on 10 December.
Sir Martin, who was one of three winners for this year's prize for "a series of ground-breaking discoveries concerning embryonic stem cells and DNA recombination in mammals," will follow a traditional set of events during 'Nobel Week'.
Alongside his colleagues, Professor Mario Capecci of the University of Utah and Professor Oliver Smithies of the University of North Carolina, with whom he shares the award, Sir Martin will attend a press conference today (6 December) and give a public lecture on 7 December.
Sir Martin's lecture, entitled ES Cells: The Mouse Source - Vehicle for Mammalian Experimental Genetics will be available to watch live via the Nobel Foundation web site - http://nobelprize.org/ and starts at 1.00pm CET, 12.00 GMT.
Other events planned for Nobel Week include a series of banquets, and a Nobel Concert for the Laureates to attend.
Sir Martin and his colleagues will receive the Nobel Prize Medal, Nobel Prize Diploma and document confirming the Nobel Prize award from King Carl XVI Gustaf of Sweden at a Royal Banquet on 10 December.
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Sunday, October 26, 2014
Tuesday, September 23, 2014
A year ago, 16 year-old Nick Macklin had it all. He was an A student and a talented hockey player, with a beautiful girlfriend and an awesome dad - a man who was not only there for him when his mom died, but who was also a star player for the Vancouver Canucks.
Then the bottom fell out. His father was convicted of a murder and sentenced to life in prison for a crime Nick is convinced he didn't commit.
Nick's life spirals downwards. Angry and bitter, alienated from school and friends, he devotes himself to seeking justice for his father. Who framed him? And why? But Nick's biggest challenge isn't getting his father out of jail, it's coming to terms with the fact that he's going to be there for a long, long time.
It's not easy, but Nick finally learns to live with the sadness that he knows will never disappear and starts to put his life together again. Then, just when he has accepted the cards he has been dealt, he stumbles on a clue that eventually reveals the identity of the real murderer. When he is unable to find the evidence to prove it, he uses his own life as bait in order to trap the killer and set his father free.
Click here to access a great article that has very helpful information about BREAKAWAY.
This cool hockey book is by MICHAEL BETCHERMAN. He's an award-winning screenwriter and author with numerous credits in both documentary and dramatic television. He is the author of two young-adult novels, Breakaway, which was shortlisted for the John Spray Mystery Award, and Face-Off, which was published by Penguin Group (Canada) in 2014 (not yet available in the U.S.). He is also the author of two online novels, The Daughters of Freya and Suzanne. Betcherman lives in Toronto with his wife and daughter.
Monday, April 21, 2014
Dynamo is a story where a mission turns into a quest and where friends discover what it means to take a stand and make a change. An action-packed novel perfect for twelve and older boys keeps the reader engaged as Matt the protagonist clashes head-first with powerful and violent people.
Sixteen-year-old Matt knows his world is changing. Living in suburbia New Jersey he witnesses a violent crime and doesn't do anything to stop it. He begins a series of secret missions to somehow make himself be able to take a stand when it matters. That personal quest tests the limits of his friendships, and it also kindles a school-wide revolution. The characters are real and charged with teen passion and emotion. It's relatable. It's realistic. It's got teeth and nerves and tension in the interaction between characters. It's got the inner thoughts and emotions associated with facing fears and bullies, which allow readers to find their own voice in their own lives. Readers definitely find pieces of themselves in the different friends in the book. In that sense, it's reminiscent of The Outsiders or The Goonies or The Sandlot. The book inspires debate about friendship, loyalty, risk-taking, courage, self worth, and identity.
This very cool book is by Zach Lichtmann. Zach earned his B.A. in English at Penn State University. He went on to graduate Arcadia University's Secondary Education program for teaching. He was an English teacher for several years before writing full-time.
Click here to visit Zach's website
Saturday, March 29, 2014
Chronicles of Ancient Darkness
Michelle Paver's Chronicles of Ancient Darkness. A Boys Read supporter highly recommends Chronicles of Ancient Darkness. She says:
Six books in the series (Wolf Brother, Spirit Walker, Soul Eater, Oath Breaker, Outcast, Ghost Hunter). My son (a reluctant reader, dyslexic) DEVOURED these books. Books are set 6000 years in the past in the ancient forests of what is now northern Europe. Follows Torak – 11 years old when the series begins – and a wolf cub with whom he has a spiritual connection. The world Torak inhabits is animist, mystical, spiritual and brutal. Paver meticulously researches all her books and they are brimming with beautiful detail about survival, daily life, ancient customs and religious beliefs. The people in Torak's world are intensely connected to the natural world – in all its beauty and danger. The books are page turners – turned my son into….A READER!
I read them as well and loved them.
Thanks for all you do to support boys literacy!
Thank you, Hanna. What a wonderful recommendation for out list of books that boys love.
Click here to learn more about Chronicles of Ancient Darkness.
Sunday, January 5, 2014
Goodnight iPAD
A heart warming parody that parents will love. This hilarious book is by David Milgrim, AKA Ann Droyd. Click here to read numerous well-written reviews. Click here to see all of David's unique books.
Sunday, December 8, 2013
Want a Boy to Read? Listen First
This article is courtesy of Jake Ball. Jake started childrensbookstore.com in 2006 after realizing that there was no website that was a truly independent bookstore that is 100% dedicated to juvenile literature. He loves engaging with the authors, illustrators and publishers who work hard to produce high quality children's literature.
Below Jake's article offers four solid tips on how to get boys to read.
Want a Boy to Read? Listen First
The tasks of helping children, especially boys, establish a strong reading habit is a perennial challenge for parents and teachers. This task has been made more difficult as electronics occupy more space in our daily lives. As a bookseller and the father of three boys, I am often asked by parents and educators which books are "best for boys". I appreciate that parents and educators want to spur an interest in reading through providing books that appear to be popular among boys. However, encouraging boys to read requires a more comprehensive set of actions than simply providing popular books.
Below are some techniques I have used and observed regarding the task of turning a modern boy into a reader. This is not an exhaustive list. Just one with which I have found success.
1. Listen
What do you like to read, historical fiction, True Crime, motivational or some other topic? If you love to read about sports history, you would not react well if someone were to demand that you read How to Win Friends and Influence People by Dale Carnegie.
Before you place a book in the hands of a boy, you need to listen to what he is interested in. Pay attention to what he talks about and what hobbies he enjoys. As you pay attention to his interest, you will learn about what kind of reading material he'll go for.
If you want to take this a step farther, go to a bookstore and see where he ends up. It might be in the car section, sports or another topic area that you may not have considered. If you take the time to listen and present books along his interests or better yet, allow him to select his own books, chances are he'll be much more willing to read.
When you acknowledge his interests and preferences, he will feel validated and want to demonstrate his knowledge on the chosen subject through reading.
2. Schedule time for reading
If you want to get something done, you need to make time for it. Schedule a little time each day that is dedicated to reading and nothing else. In our house, the 30 minutes before bed is set aside for reading. Our boys use the time to unwind from the day and it is now an indispensable part of our evening routine.
It may be difficult to start a regular schedule. But, it will be worth the effort once a habit is established. A good corollary to scheduling reading time is also making a schedule for electronics. Having a balanced approach with both electronics and books will help the entire household.
3. What are you reading?
Children model their parents' behavior. The best piece of parenting advice I've ever heard is this: You can't give your child something you do not possess. If you do not read at home, it's almost laughable to expect your son to become a reader. Turn off the TV, pick up a book and conspicuously read it. Reading isn't just good for kids. Consider using the time you've set aside for a boy's daily reading for you to read also.
4. On his level
Boys do not like to struggle through material that is above their reading level. They want to be successful. Often a boy in first or second grade does not have the skills to take on a dense chapter book and they have no interest in picture books they consider to be "for babies."
Enter the graphic novel. This genre has blossomed over the past 10 years. The bridge graphic novels build between beginning readers to chapter books is wonderful. A good graphic novel contains illustration that tells the story along with the words. The interplay of the words and pictures allows a boy to comprehend the story and feel successful in reading.
We have seen great commercial success with series such as Diary of a Wimpy Kid, Captain Underpants and more. However, there are many graphic novels and series that are very good. Seek the help of a librarian or a bookseller to discover graphic novels that the boy(s) in your life will enjoy.
The above four techniques are the most direct and simple ones of which I am aware. Of the four ideas, listening is the most important. Parents and teachers need to listen and observe what reading challenges may exist with a boy. If there is a stumbling block in acquiring reading skills, it will take a coordinated effort to overcome it.
There certainly is no lack of high-quality reading materials from phonics and very early readers to the growing Young Adult genre. Making strong reading habits requires adults who are engaged in the task of building readers out of boys. Attentive parents and teachers can apply the right materials at the right time to build success. By becoming a partner in reading with a boy, parents and educators will find success and open up a world of literature to new generations.
Friday, November 22, 2013
Black Bottle Man
Forced to move every twelve days, what would happen to your life?
It's 1927. Rembrandt is the only child in the tiny community of Three Farms and his two aunts grow desperate for babies of their own. Hope and Hell arrive in a mysterious black bottle, and on a moonless night a dark spell is cast. Soon after, a man wearing black top-coat, and a 'glad-ta-meet-ya' smile comes to visit. The devil seeks payment, and a dangerous wager is made. Until they can defeat him, Rembrandt, Pa, and Uncle Thompson must embark on the journey of their lives, for if they stay in one place for more than twelve days terrible things happen. But where and when will they find a champion capable of defeating the Black Bottle Man? Time ticks. Lives change. Every twelve days.
The unique book comes to us from Canadian author, Craig Russell. He grew up on what may be the flattest half-section of land on the planet, six miles north of Carman, Manitoba. He is now a lawyer and lives in Brandon.
Here's the rave from our friends in Canada:
"An extraordinary book. I was completely captivated. You can read it as an adult and be quite moved by a story of profound love, of commitment to family, of humility, of grace under pressure; so rich with metaphor and allegory, depth, complexity. It's really one of those books you read as a teenager and love it, and then pick it up again thirty years later and have a completely different, equally rewarding reading experience." — Nikki Tate, CBC All Points West
"One part travel narrative, one part spiritual fable, one part historical fiction, and one part adventure story—this tragic tale pulls readers in with its strong voice, richly depicted setting, and chilling confrontations with a shape-shifting Satan. Russell weaves magic into the narrative." —Meghan Radomske, CM Magazine.
"Russell has told his fable…and it is done beautifully." —Alison Edwards, Resource Links
"Read it. Because it's not likely you're ever going to find anything like the Black Bottle Man again." — Stephanie Yip, What If? Magazine
"…this fable will intrigue teens who like historical fiction and the satisfying thrill of rooting for a persistent, humble hero." — Joan Marshall, Bookseller
"A truly unique story. The author tackles his "fable" with imagination and great turns of phrase." — Jury comments, Manitoba Book Awards
"Scenes alternate effectively between an urban present and the various times and places of Rembrandt's travels, with a particularly moving evocation of the Dirty Thirties." — Jury comments, Manitoba Book Awards
Click here to purchase Black Bottle Man.
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My local nursery has some very healthy looking Peach trees in called "Sugar Princess"....I googled it and found out that it ripens in mid-July, is supposed to be self-fertile, and is relatively new to the market...
Do any of you grow it? Is this considered a northern Peach? Just because it got shipped to a nursery here, doesn't mean much....any info anyone can provide will be appreciated! Thanks, Donna |
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- Posted by theaceofspades 7 Long Island (My Page) on Sun, Mar 28, 10 at 18:05
The patent lists the Sugar Princess peach was seedling selected for growing in California. It has sub acid flavor. A freestone and it ships well. |
- Posted by donnaz5 Z5 NY (email@example.com) on Sun, Mar 28, 10 at 18:37
Thank you...anybody else? Still would like to know what it tastes like! and chill hours? Donna |
Donna: Sugar Princess is one of the new Zaiger cultivars from California. This group of white fleshed peaches sweetens up early while still hard, and is very sweet at ripening time, but has no detectable peach flavor at any stage of development. They also color up very early in the ripening stage, which is good if you like very red peaches. I have a 7-year old Sugar Giant tree from the same series, and I wish I could give it to you. In addition to being tasteless, the fruit is highly susceptible to bacterial spot and scab. We often freeze peaches when the crop is too large for fresh use, but these newer white types lack the flavor and acidity to make them appropriate for this use. You would be better off with just about anything else, including the old Elberta, Redhaven, or any number of peach varieties from the Rutgers NJ development program, which really do have some flavor. Nearly all of them are yellow fleshed varieties. There is no reason that peaches that "ship well" should be one of your objectives. The tastiest peach I have is one called Golden Jubilee, an older New Jersey peach released in 1926. Chill hours are not an issue for you, though hardiness might be, depending on how cold it gets where you live and the frequency of cold, drying north winds. Don Yellman, Great Falls, VA |
- Posted by donnaz5 Z5 NY (email@example.com) on Sun, Mar 28, 10 at 22:44
Thank you, Mr. Yellman!! This is what I wanted, someone that has experience with it to give me their opinion. I will pass on it, then! The tag said nothing about shipping well, so I was unaware of that, but it did say.."the sweetest peach you will ever eat...yellow fleshed, freestone,low acid, very large"....sounded too good to be true...I am glad that I checked!! It did say that it was a yellow, and you say the others in the series are white, so I checked the patent info...it says it is a yellow peach. Patent info also says 'Diamond Princess'(also a yellow fleshed variety) was the seed parent and crossed with an unknown pollen parent...do you happen to know anything about Diamond Princess? Thank you for your input...Donna |
This doesn't look to be a Zaiger, but rather a Bradford, Lowell Glen patent. I do not have any direct experience with this variety, but would probably avoid it due to the lack of information available. There just isn't enough info to even start doing any homework on it. |
- Posted by john_in_sc z7, upstate SC (My Page) on Mon, Mar 29, 10 at 0:07
Hmmm... Well... Let's just hope for the best on mine then. I love Rich peach flavor and not just pure sweet with no flavor... I put one in the ground this spring, and it is the only peach to leaf out so far (Not such a good sign... as that means that *any* late frost will kill it back...) My Elberta and Red Haven are just starting to show signs of doing something, but the buds haven't broken yet... If it was Me and I lived in New York -- I wouldn't touch it with a very long pole because of that... I would personally look into the peaches developed in the Michigan and New Jersey programs (Red Haven is one) -- both are working hard on getting Peaches to stay dormant thru the Warm/frozen/Warm/frozen springs.. Thanks John |
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You might try setting a default bit depth of 8, 15 or 16 (15 is better). I think the 24 bit is the problem, that it cannot do a 24bit screen. The Mach64 GT is notoriously problematic chipset :( Also what video driver are you booting with? If you've set the "no video driver" option in BootX this will cause you problems as X can't run with the ati driver if you're running offb. a quick dmesg | grep fb should tell you what video driver you are using. Mark On Wednesday, June 4, 2003, at 06:54 PM, Andrew Gaffney wrote: > After almost a day of compiling, I've got X installed on my PowerMac > 7500. Unfortunately, I can't get X working right. I keep getting that > annoying "No screens found" error message. I originally tried using 'X > -configure' and tweaking it from there. I specified the HorizSync and > VertRefresh from > <http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=112529> for my > monitor. I tried using the fbdev driver instead of the ati driver. X > starts, but the color is very, very messed up. I tried using Xeasyconf > and using all the default options. That didn't get me anywhere either. > Here's my current XF86Config as generated by Xeasyconf: > -- email@example.com mailing list
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- Rescues and shelter volunteers in Albany already know the personality and tendencies of their pets. This means they can match you with the right pet. That will makes it much easier transition to owning a pet for yourself and your new pet.
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I'm a 21 year old from Indiana, and I have been asked to babysit my bosses children...(a 3 month old and a 1 1/2 year old) It would only be 2 days a week from 10am-5pmish. I'm really not sure how much to charge them...I'm really happy to do it but I still want to make it worth my time! Please email me if you have any ideas...thanks so much! |
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Hello Haylee Have you any experience ? I can't give you any more idea, as I am in Australia, and I think the hourly rate would be different. Aim high. Popi |
I don't know what you do for this person that makes him/her your boss, but I would suggest you not accept this babysitting job. It changes your relationship with this person and it can lead to all sorts of problems for you (not your boss, that's the perk of being a boss!) A job creates a professional relationship, babysitting is much more personal. It will cause problems for you at your "other" job with this person, and can make your life very, very complicated. If you insist on going ahead, then you should expect to be paid at least what they already pay you. They can certainly find someone else to babysit. Good luck and be careful. |
That's not babysitting....that's being a nanny. I certainly can understand your boss wanting someone he/she knows to look after his/her children and think it is great of you to be willing to do this. I see no problems. As for what to charge? I am in a small midwest town and pay my cleaning lady $15 an hour... Surely you should have as much...unless there will be a long period of naps in the day. I would say you should get between $150 and $200 a week. Linda C |
momj47 makes some very good points.This COULD complicate matters at your other job. If it were me,I dont think I'd do it if I liked my other job. |
- Posted by dillydally (My Page) on Wed, Mar 7, 07 at 13:22
I just babysitted last night and received less than I would've liked and I'm just wondering if $8 an hr is fair. There are three kids ages 7 months, 2, and 3. I basically just had to feed the kids, entertain them, and put them to bed. But since there is 3 and a baby it is difficult to juggle all of them. I'm a college student in San Antonio, Tx and the cost of living isn't as high as where I am from so I don't know if I should even mention the pay to the family. |
dillydally -- I think $8 is way fair. If I had to pay that much I can guarantee you that I would hardly ever go out. Just think that it is more money than you would have made staying home to watch Desperate Housewives. |
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TransLink curbs free speech
Recent police interference with distribution of the Fire This Time activist newspaper at SkyTrain stations adds a new blot to TransLink's spotty record with regard to charter rights.
Freedom of "thought, belief, opinion and expression, including freedom of the press" is enshrined in Section 2(b) of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms.
In 2011, transit police ejected SkyTrain passenger Jean Wharf for refusing to remove a button on her jacket that read Fuck Yoga.
The Supreme Court of Canada ruled in 2009 that TransLink and B.C. Transit had violated the right to freedom of expression of the B.C. Teachers' Federation and the Canadian Federation of Students by refusing to place their ads on transit vehicles.
In 2001, the B.C. Supreme Court ruled that TransLink had infringed on Ron Churchill's rights when transit police arrested him for distributing political pamphlets at a SkyTrain station during the 2000 federal election campaign.
The case involving Churchill, a former Canadian Alliance campaign manager, prompted TransLink to change its policy to permit election campaigning and other forms of noncommercial expression on its property, provided they don't happen in fare-paid zones or interfere with the use of the transit system.
It's this same set of rules that members of the Fire This Time Movement for Social Justice have cited after being told by police on a number of occasions this summer to stop distributing their newspaper.
Things came to a head on August 31 when activists Thomas Davies, Shakeel Lochan, and Mike Larson were arrested by TransLink police and RCMP officers at the Metrotown SkyTrain station in Burnaby. They were released without charges.
The B.C. Civil Liberties Association has taken a strong interest in the case.
"It's a classic civil-liberties, free-speech issue," BCCLA executive director David Eby told the Georgia Straight in a phone interview. "We think that people should be allowed to share free information as long as it's not going to be done in a way that interferes with the use of the transit station."
The police harassment of Fire This Time has generated outrage among activists of various inclinations. At a well-attended and animated meeting at Joe's Café on Commercial Drive on September 11, they formed a provisional group to protect one of Canada's fundamental freedoms. It's called the Vancouver Committee to Defend Freedom of Expression.
Payvand Pejvack was one of the first to arrive for the evening meeting. In June, she was confronted by transit police at the Commercial Drive SkyTrain station and told she couldn't hand out the Fire This Time paper. She successfully argued that she was following TransLink rules on the distribution of noncommercial printed material.
According to Pejvack, it was the third time she had been accosted by police while doing her distribution rounds.
"It's clear that it's targeting of information that we're distributing to the people," Pejvack told the Straight.
Alison Bodine was with the three Fire This Time activists when their group was approached by police at Metrotown Station on August 31.
In an interview before the September 11 meeting started, Bodine told the Straight: "It's an attack on freedom of expression. It's an attack on the basic civil and democratic right to have an opinion that's different from the government, and to disagree with current policies of wars abroad and here against people at home, which is what the Fire This Time newspaper is all about."
TransLink spokesperson Drew Snider doesn't anticipate any further incidents involving Fire This Time members.
"If they're following the rules, everything's fine," he told the Straight by phone.
The BCCLA's Eby noted that Fire This Time has a range of legal options, including suing the police for wrongful arrest.
In the two videos below, a Fire This Time activist defends her right to distribute the free newspaper at Broadway-Commercial SkyTrain station.
The way Metro/24hrs hawkers park themselves in front of escalators and stairways at SkyTrain stations?
Or do you mean only distributing information and opionions that the state and its corporate masters agree with?
Did you not watch the video? They WERE following the proper procedures. Perhaps its you that need to consider how to contribute to society rather than running down those that are looking to improve it.
Why doesn't something get done here?
Fire This Time is NOT A CRIME, neither is giving it away....highest honours, respects to those whom stand for their rights to life....respects....
ps, is anyone really surprised a corporation with its own police force are ejecting activists for distributing radical newsletters? i hope not
But I can't join the chorus of "free speech" when I applaud bus drivers who insist anyone spouting racist remarks directed at other passengers to get off the bus.
So about No Hate Speech? I doubt this newspaper violates that...


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Makes 10 servings
- 6 tablespoons (3/4 stick) butter
- 3 pounds small carrots (5 to 6 inches long), peeled, trimmed
- 2 tablespoons mild-flavored (light) molasses, divided
- 1/2 teaspoon (or more) coarse kosher salt
- 6 tablespoons Sherry wine vinegar, divided
- 2 tablespoons chopped fresh Italian parsley, divided
Melt butter in heavy extra-large skillet or pot over medium-high heat. Add carrots, 1 tablespoon molasses, and 1/2 teaspoon coarse salt; sauté until carrots are coated with butter mixture, about 1 minute. Add 4 tablespoons Sherry wine vinegar and enough water to almost cover carrots (about 4 cups) and bring to boil. Cover and boil 2 minutes. Uncover and boil until liquid is reduced to syrup and carrots are tender, stirring often, about 20 minutes. DO AHEAD: Can be made 4 hours ahead. Let stand at room temperature.
Add remaining 1 tablespoon molasses and 2 tablespoons vinegar to carrots and toss over medium-high heat until carrots are heated through and thickly coated with glaze, about 3 minutes. Stir in 1 tablespoon parsley. Season carrots to taste with more coarse salt and generous amount of ground black pepper. Transfer carrots to large bowl; sprinkle with remaining 1 tablespoon parsley and serve.
my notes
- Calories136
- Carbohydrates16 g (5%)
- Fat7 g (11%)
- Protein1 g (3%)
- Saturated Fat4 g (22%)
- Sodium213 mg (9%)
- Polyunsaturated Fat0 g
- Fiber4 g (15%)
- Monounsaturated Fat2 g
- Cholesterol18 mg (6%)
recipe at a glance
type: Vegetable
main ingredients: Carrot, Molases
dietary considerations: Vegetarian, Low Cal, High Fiber
holiday/celebration: Christmas, Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve


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Same-Sex Marriage, Civil Unions, and Domestic Partnerships
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News about same-sex marriage, civil unions, and domestic partnerships, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
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Amazing eyeliner, easily applied, super black and last a super long time. I would purchase this over and over again. Try this and it would be your HG eyeliner.
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the first thing you should know if you want to buy this K-palette liquid eyeliner is to choose the one in SUPER BLACK, which is WP.
The natural black one sucks. The colour is VERY LIGHT, and you must apply layers for the so so cat eye look, and it does not even last long as it claimed to be and not softlens user friendly! if your eyes become watery, then, that's it. your make up ruined. GG.
YETT, the super black one is da bomb. This one works as it claimed to be. I LOVE THIS.
So, NEVER BUY THE "NATURAL BLACK" ONE !
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I like this. The super fine tip is great & enables me to draw the finest, subtlest lines to a full-on cat eye. It's not 100% budgeproof as I've noticed that after 8 or so hours a little of it smudges, but then again that could be due to my oily eyelids. Not a pain to remove either, I just use a KGD makeup wipe or a cotton ball soaked in KGD Cleansing Water & every trace of it is removed. I currently have it in Black but it's too "dressy" for me to use everyday, so I now want to try it in Brown for a more casual look.
My favourite liquid eyeliner. I first tried it 8 years ago and I loved it back then and I love it now. I think the formula has actually improved since I first tried it. Most people who use Japanese cosmetics seem to claim that the Dollywink liquid eyeliner is the queen of liquid eyeliners. I like this one so much more. The price is good, although you do have to pay a higher price if you order it online. It is a nice deep black colour and the tip is fine and allows you to do thin precise lines. You can also make thicker ones if you would like to. It doesn't bleed and is not too liquid. The tip isn't too hard or too soft, making it very easy to use. You do not have to constantly shake it either in order to get enough smooth pigment, an issue I have with many liquid eyeliners . It is definitely waterproof and does not smudge! I find that I have no problem removing it at the end of the day with cleansing oil. Why did I ever stray? Packaging is kind of plain, not that I care too much as it is the content that counts. However, every now and again they will have a special release with cuter packaging such as pink versions so keep an eye out.
I first bought this in April this year and it's been five months, and I'm still on my first eyeliner. I use this at least 6 days a week and vary my eyeliner style, but I line my eyes thinly, except on special occassions. I also use this under powder eyeshadow 95% of the time so that it doesn't smudge.
This is by far the best eyeliner I've used. I've tried liquid, pencil, khol, gel (you name it, I've most probably tried it). I've been using gel eyeliners for about 3 years, needed a portable, liquid pen eyeliner for my trip to Japan and chanced upon this at a local drugstore.
It was so, so good that I repurchased two more of these babies when I was in Japan (slightly cheaper in Japan than where I live) and will probably use this for the next few years. I use the liquid variation to line my top lashline only.
I have oily lids and live in a supremely humid city (humid all year round, no less), and they stay on for at least 6-8 hours before I need to touch-up (I usually cannot be bothered about that unless I have gatherings or dinner after work LOL). That's already pretty good, compared to the rest I've used that slid off my eyes after half a day.
The ink is highly pigmented, and it does not overflow from the smooth, soft calligraphy-like brush. One to two layers are all I need for a nice, black line, and it is very buildable. It dries up within 5 seconds as well!
Just a note that this is not the easiest of all eyeliners to remove, and I'd recommend either oil make-up remover or an eye make-up remover to remove this. I've tried miscellar water and needed to tug around the eye area for a bit to completely remove the eyeliner.
Hope this review helped!
Bought it in Japan on my recent trip. While in store, I swatch almost all the liquid eyeliners including popular ones like dolly wink, majorica majorca and herione make etc. While they all look black and pigmented, once I searched this, they were all put to shame. This is black. Needless to say, I bought it, and have been loving it ever since. The ink flows so well (I feel like I can say the same thing for dolly wink) that I could use it to tight line (which is a chore for other liquid eyeliners). The brush tip is skinny and fine, and it stays on. My HG.
I have oily eyelids so eyeliners tend not to last that long but this one lasts all day! The applicator is really easy to use and you can achieve thick and thin lines. The eyeliner is pretty black, and very waterproof/humidity/sweat-proof. I would definitely buy it again!
I have hooded eyes and applying liquid liner has always been a pain to me. Most brushes apply too "thick" on me and I look like I'd just put black eyeshadow on. I found out about the Micro version of K-Palette's Real Lasting Eyeliner, which people only raved about, and decided to get it online. I bought it from Japan on Ebay for around $13 and couldn't wait to try it on. Unfortunately, it didn't quite live to my expectations.
Although I love the tiny applicator (the finest I've ever seen), I'm not as fond of the formula. I got the waterproof version in Jet Black and it surely isn't jet black in color. The light pigmentation was a big disappointment. On the other hand, it stays put the whole day but it's very easy to remove.
As much as like the concept of the micro liner, I was turned off by light pigmentation. Not sure if I'd repurchase or not. I'll probably try a few different eyeliners first.
I got this eyeliner on my trip to Japan because I've heard so many great things about it! The price was wonderful, somewhere around $10 with the currency conversion. The outer packaging isn't anything special, just a plastic pen-shape design. However, the product's brush tip feels/looks like a calligraphy brush and is very soft and thin (thinner than any Western brand's tip that I've used). The eyeliner itself is very liquidy and smooth, so it glides on like a dream and is jet black (assuming you got the black shade). It dries into a glossy finish.
Some things I noticed:
1) Perhaps due to its very liquid-y formula, this eyeliner took a few seconds longer to dry than I expected, so it smeared in my inner eye area because I was blinking. (I'm Asian and have double eyelids, but the inner eye area is always tricky.)
2) I used this liner throughout my trip in Japan and it held up perfectly against sweat and grime - however, around the 12 hour mark, it will start to peel and flake around the edges if you've taken it through a brutal day.
3) With such a soft, thin brush and such an intensely pigmented formula, you really need to have a steady hand. I wouldn't recommend this pen for people who have never used liquid liner before, it might be hard to get a straight and even line unless you're used to brush pens.
Overall, this is a FANTASTIC product, comparable but slightly less long-lasting than Stila Waterproof 24/7 liquid eyeliner. It's only $10, which makes it a better steal than anything in Sephora. I just wish it wasn't so hard to find in the States! I think you have to order it from online if you don't have easy access to a Japanese store.
I'm Asian and it's a common thing for us to have eyeliner transfer on to the bottom creating the much sexy and exotic eyes of panda look (lol not really). I thought I can avoid it with k-palette because this product was made for Japanese girls and I know how innovative they are with their products.
But nope this was a deception. This thing will surely smudge and transfer about an hour or two after applying. I don't know if something is wrong with me or what. Ironically, because it is "long lasting" It will be hard to remove the liner from your bottom lids if you don't have some kind of eye makeup remover with you. I think if you're one of those girls that can't find a liner that won't transfer, keep on searching because K-palette is not the one.
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WASHINGTON, August 15, 2013 - Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack announced yesterday that the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) is seeking applications for grants that will be awarded to organizations to help rural businesses create jobs and spur economic development. USDA is making $5.6 million available through the Rural Community Development Initiative (RCDI), a program that generates economic activity in rural areas.
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Strengthening the rural economy remains a main focus of USDA, despite budget uncertainties. Qualified intermediary organizations receiving the grants will provide financial and technical assistance to recipients to develop their capacity to undertake housing, community facilities, or community and economic development projects. Recipients will be non-profit organizations, low income rural communities, or federally recognized tribes. Intermediary organizations must provide matching funds at least equal to the RCDI grant. Funds are not directly provided to business recipients by USDA under the program.
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Secretary Vilsack said that today's announcement is another reminder of the importance of USDA programs for rural America. A comprehensive new Food, Farm and Jobs Bill would further expand the rural economy, Vilsack added, saying that's just one reason why Congress must get a comprehensive Bill done as soon as possible.
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USDA, through its Rural Development mission area, has a portfolio of programs designed to improve the economic stability of rural communities, businesses, residents, farmers and ranchers and improve the quality of life in rural America. USDA has made a concerted effort to deliver results for the American people, even as the Department implements sequestration - the across-the-board budget reductions mandated under terms of the Budget Control Act.
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I would be interested in finding out how that works out for you. Most of our work is also mechanical but we do the odd structure. Anything that can be inserted using the frame generator is great but I have puzzled over what is the right workflow for inserting gussets and end connections.
I fiddled with a custom notch and end plate yesterday, it seems to work, but the help file warns that one shouldn't add fearures to the base profile as it might give unexpected results...
I'm starting a new thread: Bolted Frames and End Connections. I'll post what I've accomplished (or NOT) there.
Thanks, Dennis.
Just to bring up ghosts from the past...
I found this discussion today while trying to figure out why my custom created content centre files kept giving me the same error message as per the OP's first post here. No matter what I did, it just will not work.
I am running Inventor 2011 with Microsoft Office 2010, which I think is my problem. The final post by the OP stated that he had to repair his Office installation. Well, as I look into this, I have noticed that there is no support for Office 2010 yet, so I am guessing that is the case here.
So, I'm just posting this for anyone else that may be hitting their heads against a wall on this one as well. Not sure what I'm going to do to get around this, but that is what I have discovered in my travels today...
Once you create a frame member part, where is the template file located? I deleted the original and there are no errors, so I assume the Content center saves a template somewhere, and its not in the documents/inventor/contentcenterfiles folder.
One problem is that some parts have missing vendor info, which I forced in the family table by adding a column and mapping it.
The other problem I cannot fix, the BOM structure needs edited, and I see no way to access these parameters from the family properties or table.
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I rebuilt the members from scratch to fix the BOM structure issues.
If someone could still clue me in as to the location of templates, or some way to access these paramaters after members have been created, it would be greatly appreciated.
If others are having issues with a particular frame member not getting the right part number assigned,
make sure your lengths for structural shapes are set to .001 like the stock library items.
I always wondered why they used .001 to start.
It appears if a generated frame member length = the length of the default content center member then it will not properly generate part numbers for the member.
I was using 12in as my generic start length in the content center. It was just chance that my skeleton wire frame for testing content center parts had a few 12in wires, and when the members were generated over top of them, the part numbers were always wrong untill i changed the default length to .001.
I know I am very late to this party but thought I should share my experience with you.
I struggled for days to work out why this error message appeared. Eventually our Inventor Support Company worked out the ilogic I introduced with the part file interferred with the publishing process. When using the standard part file (without ilogic) the publishing process worked without a problem.
Hopefully this will save many hours of head scratching. Thanks again to our support company, Quadra Solutions Ltd,
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Feline and Canine Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD) is a condition that exists when white blood cells line the digestive tract and inhibit nutrient absorption causing severe weight loss and other symptoms common to intestinal disorders. Symptoms of Inflammatory Bowel Disease in Dogs and CatsSymptoms of IBD in cats and dogs include:
Causes of IBD in cats and dogsIBD may be caused by poor diet, food allergies, parasitic infections or adverse drug reactions. In recent years, more pets are being diagnosed with IBD and some veterinarians feel the increase is a result of pets being over-vaccinated and and/or excessive use of antiobiotics and steroids.Many holistic veterinarians recommend probiotic and digestive enzymes to help restore healthy gut flora, herbs to soothe inflammation and other nutrients to heal the intestinal tract. Diagnosis Gastrointestinal disorders in dogs and cats often present very similar symptoms (diarrhea, vomiting, loss of appetite) and if the symptoms persist, a trip to the vet should be scheduled to rule out more serious conditions of the liver or kidneys. A fecal exam will show the presences of parasites, giardia or a bacterial infection. A biopsy of the intestinal lining will indicate whether or not your pet has IBD. Natural Treatment for Inflammatory Bowel Disease in Dogs and CatsAs with most GI disorders, including Inflammatory Bowel Disease, a change in diet is the first step. A rice-based fresh food diet with added protein such as tofu is suggested or a high-quality canned food diet. Avoid dairy, wheat, corn or animal based products until the symptoms subside. Supplements containing probiotics will help replenish the intestinal tract with healthy bacteria and reduce the symptoms associated with inflammatory bowel disease and irritable bowel syndrome pets. |


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Fashion Week's Most Wearable Beauty Trends
Prepare to pay extra attention to your inner eyes next winter, because designers like Edun and Phillip Lim sent models down the runway with interior eyeshadow accents. Perfect for girls with wide-set eyes, a little inner sparkle makes your peepers pop. But beware if your eyes are already close together: adding shadow to your inner corners will make it more noticeable. MAC makeup artist Yadim added a touch of Pearl Cream Color Base to highlight this model's inner corners at Edun.
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It was a blast from the past on the runways of Jenny Packham, Chris Benz, and Lela Rose, who favored retro hairstyles this week. If you don't want to go full-on flapper, try experimenting with a deep side part and finger waves next season.
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Red lips are here to stay, at least until next spring. Rosy pouts graced the runways of Ruffian, Marc by Marc Jacobs, Michael Kors,and Thakoon. An expert tip on making your lip look last is to line your smackers with lipliner or with a fine lip brush before applying actual color. It'll define your mouth and keep color from bleeding.
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Next season, it's okay to be a tease. Designers like Carolina Herrera, Oscar de la Renta, and Chadwick Bell sent models down the runway with French New Wave hairstyles. A little reverse combing will get you the big hair that was so popular this Fahsion Week.
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Rouge colors aren't just for cheeks and lips next season. We saw plenty of rosy lids on models at Donna Karan and Phillip Lim. When it comes to brassy eyeshadows less is more, so apply with caution. You can always add another layer of pigment, but taking one off is a different story.
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Flawlessly groomed brows were everywhere at Fashion Week, but several shows emphasized bold shapes as well. Vera Wang opted for long, dark eyebrows, while Alexander Wang squared off the inner corners of models' brows, creating blunt and geometric arches. Get the perfect set of brows at home with helpful stencils and a shaping kit, like those from Anastasia's collection.
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Braids were hot last season, and in the coming months we'll be seeing some spectacular hairstyles involving the schoolgirl staple. Redken hairstylists, who created these braided buns for Marc Jacobs, created a clean center part before "pulling hair into low side ponytails (under the ear) and securing with an elastic." Then, stylists "braided each pigtail and wrapped it around into a knot, securing with pins."
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Winter blues takes on a whole new meaning with the rise of navy shadows at Fashion Week. Prabal Gurung opted for electric hues, but Jason Wu chose a more subtle look and patted models' lids with sapphire shimmer. Try an azure smokey eye for a night out on the town, or sweep a deep denim shade across lids for a punch of style on any jeans-and-tee-shirt day.
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Cat got your tongue? Exaggerated liner was everywhere during Fashion Week, from Zac Posen's delicate cat eye (which MAC created by dragging out liner with a small angled brush) to Altuzzara's stenciled wing outline. Naeem Khan opted for an old Hollywood look by keeping black liner thick above the lid and thinning out as it neared the corners, and Tanya Taylor kept things simple and sexy with a thin brush of black close to the lash line. With so many cat eye options, how will you choose?
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Winter skin stayed simple this week with plush, matte finishes and flawless complexions. For a soft, airbrushed look invest in a finishing powder like Make Up For Ever's Microfinish HD to dust over freshly applied concealer. Save the shimmer and shine for spring.
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There is no easier style update to make than switching your part. Instead of classic ponytails, next season will see polished updos set on side parts. Diane Von Furstenberg sent models down the runway with these well-styled coifs, while Marc Jacobs, Anna Sui, Dennis Basso, and Carmen Marc Valvo all followed suit.
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The classic smokey eye got a cold weather update at Suno, Creatures of the Wind, Alexandre Herchcovitch, and Cushnie et Ochs. Start with three gradual shades of brown, and layer the lightest color from your eyelid to your brow bone. Then, sweep the middle color over your entire lid, and add a touch of the darkest shade to your crease. MAC makeup artist Carole Colombani used the brand's Teddy Eye Kohl to smudge through models' lash lines, as seen here at Suno.
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I am so excited! I just collected my first seeds tonight!!! I think I now have a better understanding of what to look for so I am going to be on a seed hunting mission this spring/summer. This is fun and kind of addicting! I can't even remember the name of the plant but I got 2 of them at the beginning of March. It reminds me of a daisy but it is white with a purple center. Going to hunt for the tag tonmorrow when I have some daylight.
Now, if I were to plant these seeds now (just to see if I did this right) would they actually grow or do I have to wait until next year? |
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Hmmm, not sure about that. Maybe it depends on the plant. Some seeds require special treatment before they will germinate (drying out, chilling, etc). But, maybe as an experiment you could try both planting a few seeds right away and drying/preserving the rest for later? I don't think you'd need to wait until next year. I feel your excitement about collecting your first seeds! It's very addictive, you have been warned! |
I figured out how to collect the seeds from my Rose Campion plant tonight. I've been reading all about looking for self sowers and haven't found any. Today I was getting ready to deadhead and I noticed that some of the seed pods looked a different color and were dried up and there looked like a seed in top of pod, so I got myself a paper bowl out of the garage cabinet, and turned that dried pod upside down and shook it a bit and all these little seeds come falling out. Yippee! I looked for more and then it started to sprinkle and thunder and lightning so I will check again tomorrow. I was so excited and I had learned last week how to collect the Sweet William seeds. I've known about how to collect bee balm and marigold seeds for years. Learned about columbine seeds last year or year before that. |
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Mountain views and majestic redwood trees will wow visitors to the Lost Coast of Northern California-and so will the amenities at this new KOA, located at the East Branch South Fork Eel River. Settle in to one of the new cottages. Kids will love the splash park that accompanies the pool. The whole family can enjoy the campgrounds 9-hole golf course, a putting green with a sand trap and a driving cage. The Village Hall welcomes groups as large as 150, complete with a kitchen, stage and activities. Benbow Historic Inn lies a few steps beyond this KOAs entrance. Relax along the banks of the Eel River, a nationally designated wild and scenic river known for terrific salmon and steelhead fishing. Just a short drive away, the Avenue of the Giants boasts some of the worlds tallest redwood trees. Stop by the Visitor Center at Humboldt Redwoods State Park. Rockefeller Forest and Founders Grove offer easy to more challenging hiking trails.
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Technote (FAQ)
Is it possible to connect the TEP console to the TEPS via a Squid - Proxy Server?
The "Squid" proxy can't handle IIOP traffic.
The TEP clients connect via port 15001 to the TEP server via IIOP/IP.
So, it is not possible to use the squid proxy for the TEP client connection because of the limitation of squid: it will only proxy http. One possible symptom of this is the message:
"KFWITM392E Internal error occurred during logon"
received after entering userid/password at logon time.
The solution would be to replace squid with a proxy server that supports IIOP or find a product that can supplement SQUID to handle the IIOP requests.
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SILENCE in a crowd of 500 is virtually unheard of, yet yesterday at dawn at the Hamilton cenotaph people of all ages and from all walks of life stood still to remember those who fought for their country.
Anzac Day is one of Australia's most important national occasions as it marks the anniversary of the first major military action fought by Australian and New Zealand forces during the First World War.
This year also marks 100 years since the First World War started.
Hamilton Returned and Services League (RSL) president, John Lowcock said people came to the dawn service as an act of remembrance.
"We need to remember, we don't come because we believe in war, we come to remember those who have given their life in the service of this nation," Mr Lowcock said.
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text: Helen Warner is a fine art photographer living and working in Belfast, Northern Ireland. Her photography is extremely subjective by the interweaving of theater, complex outfit creation and story telling. With the application of customary supports and costumes, Helen creates tremendously freakish images which want to remake the dense world of dreams. As incredible as it may sound, her work is not at all digitally manipulate. . By capturing the heightened emotions of an imaginative world, she has created a collection of motionless portray as 'Frozen Theater'. Enjoy these marvelous photographs!


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"Walk On," U2
Album of the Year
O Brother, Where Art Thou? Soundtrack, Various Artists (Lost Highway Records)
Song of the Year
"Fallin'," Alicia Keys, songwriter (Alicia Keys)
Best New Artist
Alicia Keys
Best Female Pop Vocal Performance
"I'm Like a Bird," Nelly Furtado
Best Male Pop Vocal Performance
"Don't Let Me Be Lonely Tonight," James Taylor
Best Pop Performance by a Duo or Group With Vocal
"Stuck in a Moment You Can't Get Out Of," U2
Best Pop Collaboration With Vocals
"Lady Marmalade," Christina Aguilera, Lil' Kim, Mya, & Pink
Best Pop Instrumental Performance
"Reptile," Eric Clapton
Best Pop Instrumental Album
No Substitutions-Live in Osaka, Larry Carlton and Steve Lukather (Favored Nations)
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Lovers Rock, Sade (Epic Records)
Best Traditional Pop Vocal Album
Songs I Heard, Harry Connick, Jr. (Columbia/Sony Records)
Best Female Rock Vocal Performance
"Get Right with God," Lucinda Williams
Best Male Rock Vocal Performance
"Dig In," Lenny Kravitz
Best Rock Performance by a Duo or Group With Vocal
"Elevation," U2
Best Hard Rock Performance
"Crawling," Linkin Park
Best Metal Performance
"Schism," Tool
Best Rock Instrumental Performance
"Dirty Mind," Jeff Beck
Best Rock Song
"Drops of Jupiter," Charlie Colin, Rob Hotchkiss, Pat Monahan, Jimmy Stafford, and Scott Underwood, songwriters (Train)
Best Rock Album
All That You Can't Leave Behind, U2 (Interscope Records)
Best Alternative Music Album
Parachutes, Coldplay (Capitol Records)
Best Female R&B Vocal Performance
"Fallin'," Alicia Keys
Best Male R&B Vocal Performance
"U Remind Me," Usher
Best R&B Performance by a Duo or Group With Vocal
"Survivor," Destiny's Child
Best R&B Song
"Fallin'," Alicia Keys, songwriter (Alicia Keys)
Best R&B Album
Songs in A Minor, Alicia Keys (J Records)
Best Traditional R&B Vocal Album
At Last, Gladys Knight (MCA Records)
Best Rap Solo Performance
"Get Ur Freak On," Missy "Misdemeanor" Elliott
Best Rap Performance by a Duo or Group
"Ms. Jackson," Outkast
Best Rap/Sung Collaboration
"Let Me Blow Ya Mind," Eve featuring Gwen Stefani
Best Rap Album
Stankonia, Outkast (LaFace Records)
Best Male Country Vocal Performance
"O Death," Ralph Stanley
Best Female Country Vocal Performance
"Shine," Dolly Parton
Best Country Performance by a Duo or Group With Vocal
"The Lucky One," Alison Krauss + Union Station
Best Country Collaboration With Vocals
"I Am a Man of Constant Sorrow," Dan Tyminski, Harley Allen, and Pat Enright (The Soggy Bottom Boys)
Best Country Instrumental Performance
"Foggy Mountain Breakdown," Earl Scruggs, Glen Duncan, Randy Scruggs, Steve Martin, Vince Gill, Marty Stuart, Gary Scruggs, Albert Lee, Paul Shaffer, Jerry Douglas, and Leon Russell
Best Country Song
"The Lucky One," Robert Lee Castleman, songwriter (Alison Krauss + Union Station)
Best Country Album
Timeless-Hank Williams Tribute, Various Artists (Lost Highway Records)
Best Bluegrass Album
New Favorite, Alison Krauss + Union Station (Rounder Records)
Best New Age Album
A Day Without Rain, Enya (Reprise Records)
Best Contemporary Jazz Album
M2, Marcus Miller (Telarc)
Best Jazz Vocal Album
The Calling, Dianne Reeves (Blue Note Records)
Best Jazz Instrumental Solo
"Chan's Song," Michael Brecker, soloist
Best Jazz Instrumental Album, Individual or Group
This Is What I Do, Sonny Rollins (Milestone Records)
Best Large Jazz Ensemble Album
Homage to Count Basie, Bob Mintzer Big Band (Digital Music Products)
Best Latin Jazz Album
Nocturne, Charlie Haden (Verve Records)
Best Rock Gospel Album
Solo, DC Talk (ForeFront Records)
Best Pop/Contemporary Gospel Album
CeCe Winans, CeCe Winans (Wellspring Gospel)
Best Southern, Country or Bluegrass Gospel Album
Bill & Gloria Gaither Present A Billy Graham Music Homecoming, Bill & Gloria Gaither and the Homecoming Friends (Spring House Music)
Best Traditional Soul Gospel Album
Spirit of the Century, The Blind Boys of Alabama (Real World)
Best Contemporary Soul Gospel Album
The Experience, Yolanda Adams (Elektra Entertainment Group)
Best Gospel Choir or Chorus Album
Love Is Live!, Hezekiah Walker, choir director; LFT Church Choir (Verity Records)
Best Latin Pop Album
La Musica de Baldemar Huerta, Freddy Fender (Studio M, Inc., Back Porch, Narada)
Best Latin Rock/Alternative Album
Embrace the Chaos, Ozomatli (Interscope Records)
Best Traditional Tropical Latin Album
Dejame Entrar, Carlos Vives (EMI Latin)
Best Salsa Album
Encore, Robert Blades (Lideres Records)
Best Merengue Album
Yo Por T¹, Olga Tanon (WEA Latina Records)
Best Mexican/Mexican-American Album
En Vivo...El Hombre y Su Musica, Ramon Ayala y Sus Bravos Del Norte (Freddie Records)
Best Tejano Album
Nadie Como Tu, Solido (Freddie Records)
Best Traditional Blues Album
Do You Get the Blues?, Jimmie Vaughan (Artemis Records)
Best Contemporary Blues Album
Nothing Personal, Delbert McClinton (New West Records)
Best Traditional Folk Album
Down from the Mountain, Various Artists (Lost Highway Records)
Best Contemporary Folk Album
Love and Theft, Bob Dylan (Columbia Records)
Best Native American Music Album
Bless the People-Harmonized Peyote Songs, Verdell Primeaux, and Johnny Mike (Canyon Records)
Best Reggae Album
Halfway Tree, Damian Marley (Artist Only! Records)
Best World Music Album
Full Circle/Carnegie Hall 2000, Ravi Shankar (Ghetto Youth/Motown Records)
Best Polka Album
Gone Polka, Jimmy Sturr (Rounder Records)
Best Musical Album for Children
Elmo and the Orchestra, Sesame Street Characters (Sony Wonder)
Best Spoken Word Album for Children
Mama Don't Allow, Tom Chapin (Live Oak Media)
Best Spoken Word Album
Q: The Autobiography of Quincy Jones, Quincy Jones (Simon and Schuster Audio)
Best Spoken Comedy Album
Napalm & Sillyputty, George Carlin (HighBridge Audio)
Best Musical Show Album
The Producers (Sony Classical)
Best Compilation Soundtrack Album For a Motion Picture, Television or Other Visual Media
O Brother, Where Art Thou?, Various Artists (Lost Highway Records)
Best Score Soundtrack Album For a Motion Picture, Television or Other Visual Media
Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, Tan Dun, composer
Best Song Written For a Motion Picture, Television or Other Visual Media
"Boss of Me" (from Malcolm In the Middle), John Flansburgh and John Linnell, songwriters (They Might Be Giants)
Best Instrumental Composition
"End Credits" from Cast Away, Alan Silvestri, composer
Best Instrumental Arrangement
"Doctor Gradus Ad Parnassum," Bela Fleck and Edgar Meyer, arrangers
Best Instrumental Arrangement Accompanying Vocalists
"Drops of Jupiter," Paul Buckmaster, arranger
Best Recording Packaging
Amnesiac (Special Limited Edition), Stanley Donwood and Tchocky, art directors (Capitol Records)
Best Boxed Recording Packaging
Brain in a Box-The Science Fiction Collection, Hugh Brown and Steve Vance, art directors (Rhino Entertainment)
Best Album Notes
(tie): Richard Pryor...And It's Deep Too! The Complete Warner Bros. Recordings (1968-1992), Walter Mosley, album notes writer
Arhoolie Records 40th Anniversary Collection: 1960-2000 The Journey of Chris Strachwitz, Elijah Wald, album notes writer
Best Historical Album
Lady Day: The Complete Billie Holiday on Columbia 1933-1944 (Columbia/Legacy Recordings)
Best Engineered Album, Non-Classical
The Look of Love, Al Schmitt, engineer (Diana Krall) (Verve Records)
Producer of the Year, Non-Classical
T Bone Burnett
Best Short Form Music Video
"Weapon of Choice," (Fatboy Slim Featuring Bootsy Collins), Spike Jonze, video director
Best Short Form Music Video
Recording the Producers-A Musical Romp with Mel Brooks (Mel Brooks), Susan Froemke, video director
Best Remixed Recording, Non-Classical
"Thank You," Deep Dish, remixer
Best Engineered Album, Classical
Bernstein (Arr. Brohn & Corigliano): West Side Story Suite (Lonely Town; Make Our Garden Grow, Etc.), Richard King, engineer
Producer of Year, Classical
Manfred Eicher
Best Classical Album
Berlioz: Les Troyens, Various Artists; London Sym. Orch. (LSO Live)
Best Orchestral Performance
Boulez Conducts Varese (Ameriques; Arcana; Deserts; Ionisation), Pierre Boulez (Chicago Sym. Orch.) (Deutsche Grammophon)
Best Opera Recording
Berlioz: Les Troyens, Sir Colin Davis, conductor (Erato)
Best Choral Performance
Bach: St. Matthew Passion, Nikolaus Harnoncourt, conductor (Arnold Schoenberg Chor & Wiener Sangerknaben; Concentus Musicus Wien)
Best Instrumental Soloist Performance (With Orchestra)
Strauss Wind Concertos (Horn Concerto; Oboe Concerto, Etc.), Daniel Barenboim, piano/conductor; Dale Clevenger, horn; Larry Combs, clarinet; Alex Klein, oboe; David McGill, bassoon
Best Instrumental Soloist Performance (Without Orchestra)
Britten Cello Suites (1-3), Truls Mork, cello
Best Chamber Music Performance
Haydn: The Complete String Quartets, The Angeles String Quartet
Best Small Ensemble Performance (With or Without Conductor)
After Mozart (Raskatov, Silvestrov, Schnittke, Etc.), Kremerata Baltica
Best Classical Vocal Performance
Dreams & Fables-Gluck Italian Arias (Tremo Fra' Dubbi Miei; Di Questa Cetra In Seno, Etc.), Cecilia Bartoli, mezzo soprano
Best Classical Contemporary Composision
Rouse: Concert De Gaud¹ for Guitar and Orch., Christopher Rouse, composer
Best Classical Crossover Album
Perpetual Motion (Scarlatti, Bach, Debussy, Chopin, Etc.), Bela Fleck, banjo (Joshua Bell, violin; Evelyn Glennie, marimba; Gary Hoffman, cello; Edgar Meyer, bass and piano; Chris Thile, mandolin; John Williams, guitar)
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