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The Government has announced a £250 million fund to improve workforce skills to drive jobs, productivity and growth over the next two years in England. It will do this by giving employers direct access to funding to design and deliver training solutions that more effectively meet their business needs.
This initiative will put funding for training directly into the hands of employers, working collaboratively with other partners including SSCs, unions and training providers to scale up partnerships to really address their skills issues. Individual and large employers can bid for a minimum of £1m, and SMEs at least £250,000. Any employer in any sector can bid but private sector bids are particularly encouraged.
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- Collaboration including partnerships between large and small employers in a supply chain.
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We are gutting our kids' bathroom so essentially replacing everything. We got a plumbers' estimate today and it came to just under $7K -just for his work alone! is this within reason? we are in the NY area so I realize things are always more expensive here but still...
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I want to say it sounds high, but I also went with the first quote I was given. For 2 bathrooms, a kitchen, all new baseboard, and replacing all the cast iron pipes (which we removed ourselves) with pvc I paid 5k, in NJ. |
To give you a comparison, we spent $15,000 on a remodeled bathroom in 2005. I have since found out you can save a lot by doing the demolition/tearout yourself. Our plumber worked with a contractor on our bath remodel. The contractor moved from NY to California. He may even be retired. |
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• Primary is the dedication of a staff willing to do whatever it takes to help students be successful through patience and continuing professional development.
• The insight of the Butternut School Board and the support of our district residents help Butternut maintain a high graduation rate.
• Our graduates benefit through the Butternut Community Scholarship, made possible by John and Melissa Besse, by receiving $20,000 to help with post high school education expenses.
• Lastly, average class sizes around sixteen (16) students allow our staff to better attend to individual needs.
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RAPID CITY, S.D. - From July 7-12, 12 high school students from South Dakota and around the country came to the South Dakota School of Mines to get a hands-on introduction to the world of electrical (EE) and computer engineering (CENG)
Dr. Kazem Sohraby, the department head and professor of the electronic and computer engineering department at the School of Mines, designs and teaches Power Camp, a 5 day residential summer camp for students with a passion for electricity. The camp curriculum places an emphasis on the opportunities available to students who achieve a degree in EE or CENG.
"High school students at this age are generally unaware or have little information about what an electrical or computer engineer would do after graduation," Dr. Sohraby said. "This camp helps students become familiar with engineering jobs and tests high school students' interest in pursuing electrical or computer engineering as a student in college."
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South Dakotan students participating in the camp included Ezra Olson of Belle Fourche, Jace Anderson of Blunt, Daniel Cook of Hot Springs, Luke Julian and Joseph Allen of Rapid City, and Andrew Slezak of Spearfish. Campers from out-of-state included Quincy Costlow of Bellevue Washington; Logan Torerson of Edmond, OK; Matthew Slizys of Woodhaven, NY; Brigitte Nguyen of Colorado Springs, CO; Andrew Epperson of Upland, CA; and Erik Guetz of Encinitas, CA. The camp was made possible by contributions from The SD Space Grant Consortium, the Black Hills Astronomical Society, and the South Dakota Community Foundation. For more information on this and other School of Mines camps in 2014, interested students, parents, and counselors may call (605) 394-2693. Updated information will be posted at sdsmt.edu/learn as it becomes available.
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At the Florida Citrus Commission's June 21 monthly meeting, Richard Kinney, executive vice president of Florida Citrus Packers Inc., asked the commissioners who govern the Florida Department of Citrus to turn half of the 20-cent a box tax on fresh oranges and specialty fruit such as tangerines over to the industry trade group.
Florida Citrus Packers is a trade group representing fresh packers.
The request came as commission board members considered increasing per-box taxes, or assessments, used to fund the agency's marketing and merchandising programs.
Fresh oranges account for 3.9% of Florida's 226 million normal annual orange production. Fresh grapefruit has 40% of its normal 45 million boxes shipping fresh.
Kinney said the state's fresh packers would prefer to privately fund their own promotions. They said they don't believe the citrus department can adequately market Florida's fresh oranges.
Quentin Roe, vice president of marketing and sales for William G. Roe and Sons Inc., Winter Haven, told commissioners the fresh industry needs its own programs.
"Think hard about fresh fruit," he said. "Don't let it be a red-headed stepchild anymore."
Frank Hunt III, president of Hunt Bros. Cooperative, Lake Wales, said the fresh segment needs the money to support the unique challenges it faces.
"The Florida Department of Citrus isn't structured to address those issues," he said. "Fresh tends to fall under the shadow of the processed industry."
Kinney said the effort to separate funding may take up to two years.
Commissioners weren't expected to vote on Kinney's proposal until after they settle the proposed box tax rate increases.
The commission had planned to vote on the rate hikes June 21 but postponed its consideration until its mid-July meeting, after a recommendation by leaders of Florida Citrus Mutual, the state's largest grower trade group.


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The Florida Mango Forum has donated $17,998 to the University of Florida/Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences Tropical Research and Education Center in Homestead to establish the Florida Mango Forum Endowment.
Colleen Griffin, president of the forum, presented the check to Van Waddill, senior director of the TREC. UF will donate additional funds to establish a permanent endowment of $20,000. Funds from the gift will be used to support graduate student and faculty research and extension programs at the center.
"We are honored that the Florida Mango Forum wants to establish this endowment so that our faculty can continue the years of research, extension and academic programs in the area," Waddill said.
The Florida Mango Forum first met in 1938 and formally organized a constitution and by-laws in 1946. The forum publishes proceedings of its annual meetings, supports research on mango culture and promotes the development of the Florida mango industry and mango consumption throughout the United States. The forum has established student scholarships in the name of Olga Kent and John Himburg.
In addition, the organization has funded UF faculty on projects concerning mango culture.
The annual submission of seedling mango fruit from dooryard plantings all over south Florida to the forum's Mango Variety Committee became a primary arena for evaluating, selecting and promoting new mango cultivars for the industry. Florida cultivars have become well known to mango growers throughout the world, including Mexico, Brazil, Israel, South Africa, Southeast Asia and Australia.
In 1994, the Florida Mango Forum Board of Directors voted to join the Tropical Fruit Growers of South Florida as one of its independent commodity groups. This was done in an effort to increase participation in the group and to contribute and participate in the generic educational and promotional efforts of the TFGSF on behalf of tropical fruit growers of Florida.
Today, there is an estimated 1,300 acres of commercial mangoes in Florida and successful producers have found new niche markets for mangoes.
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Research conducted in Arnold Schumann's lab is site-specific soil and water management for improving the profitability of citrus. This research includes: (1) identifying soil spatial variability, its causes and impacts on the environment, citrus growth, nutrition and yield; and (2) managing agrochemical inputs with variable rate technology coupled with canopy and soil sensors to reduce their consumption and protect the environment. www.crec.ifas.ufl.edu
Gulf Coast Research and Education Center
GCREC is in the process of filling three new faculty positions. The available positions are for assistant professors specializing in plant pathology (vegetables), landscape nutrient/runoff management and horticulture. The screening process for the plant pathology position has been completed and three candidates will be interviewed in the near future. For details regarding other employment opportunities at GCREC, visit http://gcrec.ifas.ufl.edu.
Everglades Research and Education Center
Russell Nagata, associate professor at the EREC, is the featured speaker at the First Friday Seminar on Feb. 3. His presentation is titled, "Turfgrass: Historical and Current Contributions to the American Dream." Seminars begin at 10:45 a.m., and the public is invited to attend. http://gcrec.ifas.ufl.edu
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Visit the NFREC-Quincy's Web site for information on tomato health. Topics covered include tomato spotted wilt management, bacterial spot, bacterial wilt and more. To access these free publications, visit http://nfrec.ifas.ufl.edu/tomatohealth.htm.
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A four-part marketing workshop for producers will be conducted at the NFREC-SV on Feb. 1, 3, 8 and 10 from 8:30 a.m. to noon each session. The workshop instructors will be Al Wysocki and Linda Landrum of UF/IFAS. Producers will learn how to develop and carry out a marketing plan for their farm. The sessions will include actual experiences with sales contacts. For more information, contact Linda Landrum at (386) 362-1725.


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Gather the flowers into a bunch and trim the stems to approximately the same length. Place in a clean vase with water and perhaps some "fresh flower" food. Add a small American flag and you will have a festive bouquet to honor Memorial Day!
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Serves 4-6
- 4 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil, divided
- 2 tablespoons freshly squeezed lime juice
- 2 teaspoons agave nectar
- 1 serrano chile, seeds removed if desired, minced
- Freshly ground black pepper
- 6 ounces strawberries, hulled, sliced
- 1 8-9-ounce package halloumi cheese, cut into 8 slices
- 2 tablespoons chopped fresh mint
- 2 tablespoons chopped fresh cilantro
To make the dressing, whisk together 3 tablespoons oil, lime juice, agave nectar, chile, and pepper to taste. Toss with strawberries and set aside.
Heat a large skillet over medium-high heat and add 1 tablespoon olive oil. When hot, add halloumi. Cook cheese for 2-3 minutes per side without disturbing, until a deep brown crust forms.
Remove cheese from skillet and spoon straw- berry mixture over slices of cheese. Top with mint and cilantro and serve immediately, while cheese is still warm.
my notes
- Calories306
- Carbohydrates9 g (3%)
- Fat26 g (41%)
- Protein9 g (18%)
- Saturated Fat11 g (54%)
- Sodium675 mg (28%)
- Polyunsaturated Fat2 g
- Fiber1 g (5%)
- Monounsaturated Fat13 g
- Cholesterol54 mg (18%)
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type: Kid-Friendly, Quick & Easy
main ingredients: Cheese, Mint, Strawberry, Cilantro


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Try ldconfig /opt/lib. That should add /opt/lib to your library path without altering the status of /lib and /usr/lib (which contain the libraries that everything else is linked to).
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Patrick McMichael
The dude travels north.
He's a So. Cal transplant who is stoked to be up in No. Cal's clean and green. His roots are the mean streets of East Los Angeles. Today he can happily smile and shake his head about his wild times as a teenager.
When his uncle made the move up north, he said there might be work for Patrick in his transportation company (he also through that in No. Cal girls were much nicer than So. Cal girls). Patrick didn't hesitate. His uncle promised him the ocean and it's waves would still be available a la norte -- a big selling point as Patrick finds his mojo in the mosh of the ocean's whitewash.
What his uncle didn't mention was the bone-chilling water temperature, or the rocks off the secret spot in Capitola. Patrick left a pound of shin flesh (and a good portion of his brand new wet suit) after eating it on a particularly heavy set.
Nasty scar in tow (nothing makes the chicks "oooh" and "ahhh" like a good scar), his hustle made him an instant favorite at his transportation job. He shot up the ranks from file boy to the front office in no time. He also moonlighted at Applebees, waiting tables to make a few bucks and meet a lot of people -- thankfully for us at D&D, one of those people was staff DJ Jason Ruderman. Jason liked Patrick's style and told him to come check out a showcase. Though Patrick didn't know Jason from Adam West, and was wary of the potential Amway Scamway, he gave us a peek. Hook, line and sinker.
At D&D we often say the music is the easy part -- the person with the personality is the gem that we're looking for. Patrick's a rare one, shining with the mic in his hand, coordinating games & dances with guests, and running behind the scenes with vendors at the same time. He loves getting lost in what could feel incredibly chaotic to others.
"It's like catching the set wave, getting completely barreled and making it out," he says with the trademark So. Cal smile. "It's sick."
"Sick" is So. Cal lingo for "great". You can take the boy out of the 'hood... See photos of Patrick performing.
"Hi Patrick, You were phenomenal! You made Ben's event. I hope you are
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"The party was great. Patrick did an awesome job. We heard many
compliments on how he managed the event."
-Marc Herman, Peninsula Temple
Sholom, September 24, 2011
"We have been to a ton of Bar Mitzvah receptions over the past ten years
(being at the Jewish Day School, and active in the Jewish community). Noah's
party was as good as it gets. Patrick deserves all the credit in the world.
There were some other important ingredients (great venue/space, kids who were
ready to dance/party, etc.), but Patrick's level of service, desire to do
things exactly as we wanted, ability to 'read' the crowd, and energy/talent
were just amazing."
-Joan Jacobs, Lafayette Park Hotel & Spa,
September 3, 2011
"You djed at my daughters Bat Mitzvah last Saturday at Crow Canyon Country Club. You were absolutely magical and made the entire party a success. You got a sense of the crowd immediately and got everyone up and dancing immediately. There seemed never to have been a lull. Everyones first comment was how good you were and how much fun you made the party.
I wanted to thank you for your professionalism, your superior ability to
get people to participate, and for making Aliya feel so special. We are all so
-Jane Sondel, Crow Canyon Country Club, August 27,
"Everything was great! You guys are truly the best! Everyone cant stop talking about your company. The girls kept the young ones busy, Mark kept everyone dancing and Patrick is so charming and so good at what he does.
The only disappointment my daughter had was that no Justin Bieber was played. Not a big deal I just I would mention it because Aubrey expressed that was her favorite singer. Your team made Aubrey feel like a princess all night!
We really appreciate the professionalism your company has. Patrick is
incredible! My other daughters date is January 26th 2013. Please save that date
for us and send me any paper work that is needed and we will send the deposit.
I would love to have Patrick again if he is not booked yet. A thank you note
and tip is in the mail to Patrick as well."
-Lainie Krieger, Round Hill
Country Club, July 23, 2011
"We cant say enough good things about Patrick and his
A team. Our bar mitzvah celebration expectations were not only met
but were exceeded. Sharon Cox from Crow Canyon Country Club suggested we get
Patrick from Denon and Doyle and boy was she correct. Not only our family from
out of town was extremely impressed with his excitement and crowd pleasing
personality but so were all of the kids and our friends. He has a magical way
of getting everyone from age 5 to 85 getting involved. We had a ton of adults
and kids and there was something for everyone. How many times do you go to an
event and at 11 pm at the end of the party everyone is still there? This was
because of Patrick!! We have been getting calls for the past 2 days about how
it was the best party they have ever been to. His organizational skills matched
with his pleasing personality and energy are second to none. HE IS SIMPLY THE
-Ninan Fox, Crow
Canyon Country Club, June 18, 2011
"Thank you again for helping to create a fantastic party for us. You
kept the energy and flow going beautifully, and you have a knack for making the
client (me) feel like it's the BEST party ever, and that YOU'RE having a blast.
Amazing (and appreciated) gift you have for that, especially given the hundreds
or thousands of events you're done, and the potential for a bored, been-there,
done-that attitude. Not a trace!! Adam told me you did the Miramonte graduation
the night (and morning) before, which makes your boiundless energy even more
impressive! And countless guests also told me how fantastic you were. Bravo all
-Gail Brager, Temple Isaish, June 11, 2011
"On behalf of the parents who put on the 2011 Miramonte Grad Nite, I want to thank Denon & Doyle for your participation and contribution to a very successful event. When students comment that the entire event including the entertainment was amazing, you know we did a great job.
As the entertainment chair, I will be summarizing the event. There are
rumors that the campus may no longer want to hold the grad nite event, but if
they do, they will find an excellent cast of 2011 entertainment to hire again
including you. Kudos to both Patrick McMichael & Mark Roberts for an
amazing job."
-Laura Sawczuk, Miramonte High School, June 10, 2011
"Patrick and the team were simply amazing. From the moment the kids walked in to the moment they walked out they were busy, entertained and having a blast. Every time I looked over at Sam (as I was busy talking with the guests), I saw a huge smile on his face and knew I could go back to what I wanted to do without worrying whether or not he was enjoying himself. At the last activity, where Sam wrapped himself in bubble wrap and everyone went in for a hug, then Patrick had him walk around the circle of guests and hug everyone, Sam whispered in my ear "you nailed it mom". Many people have asked about the dj, and complimented Patrick in a big way. Many of the guests have been "making the rounds" at Bar/Bat Mitzvahs, and to hear the great feedback, and the excitement it generated is truly wonderful. I would not hesitate for a moment to recommend Denon & Doyle, and specifically, Patrick. For my part, he made my experience perfect. I didn't have to give a thought to whether the kids were entertained; when there was an issue with the DVD, Patrick took care of it; he asked me a question, then acted on the response. There was absolutely nothing he could have done better, as the party could not have been better. People (kids and adults alike) talk about the party with a smile on their face. What more could I ask?
So thank you, Dan & Patrick, for a stress-free, supportive and
could-not-have-been-better experience. I wouldn't consider ever using anyone
-Maria Levy, TRC Harding Park Golf Course, May 28, 2011
"I just wanted to thank you and your team for being so great Saturday
night. I think all the kids had a great time and that it did what Lexie wanted
it to do. I had 3 kids tell me straight up that "this party is awesome" - so I
think that about sumsit up. Patrick your team was great...and just blended
beautifully without forcing things...so thank you for that."
Polevoi, Fort Mason Firehouse, May 14, 2011
"Everything was perfect!! A great time had by all. Patrick was so
helpful last week and the evening of the party he makes it look so easy. Mark ,
Ashley and Amanda were awesome."
-Jenna Feinberg, Lake Merced Golf &
Country Club, April 23, 2011
"We were a little worried at first when we learned Dan wasn't available
for our son, Jackson's Bar Mitzvah, since he was there for our older son AJ,
and we loved him. However, after meeting with Patrick prior to the event, we
were sure he would be great. What an understatement! The entire team was beyond
fantastic!! They worked so well together and made, not only Jackson, but our
entire family, and all of our guests feel very special. I hope we have an
opportunity to work with them again. From the Torchon family to the D&D
family, we send our gratitude, affection and extreme thanks!"
Torchon, Seafood Peddler, April 9, 2011
"I am a Sales Manager at Scott's Seafood Grill & Bar in Walnut
Creek. On Saturday, March 26th we held a Bat Mitzvah for the Marriner family
for their daughter Lucy in our Garden. Patrick McMichael and his crew were
amazing. They provided a party that was absolute perfection! From the flawless
set up that took only minutes to every single detail perfectly timed for the
party, I can't say enough about what an amazing job they performed. I do not
have Patrick's email but can you please pass on my compliments to him and the
staff, I was impressed with them from the minute they arrived. I would LOVE to
work with him again, and would not hesitate to recommend Denon & Doyle to
anyone booking a party whose goal would be to make it incredible!! It was
definitely a night to remember."
-Lisa Griffin, Sales Manager at Scott's
Gardens, March 26, 2011
"Everything was perfect!!! I have been receiving emails and phone calls
from family and friends all weekend about how fantastic Patrick and the DJ
were. Thank you so very much for everything!!! It was a pleasure working with
you and your fabulous crew."
-Sheila Emanuel, Stonetree Golf Club, March
5, 2011
"Denon & Doyle has done another amazing job!. Patrick was amazing
and went above and beyond out expectations. We were thrilled from start to
finish. Patrick memorized the kids which is not easy to do at that age.
Everyone (honest) asked many times who is this? LOVED every minute of the
evening. Ashley and Kesley were also great, very sweet and awesome dancers. I
heard the boys had crushes on them!not too exciting for them to hear being they
are 12 and 13 year olds! Mark did a good job too, I did not talk to him but we
could see he worked hard. We want to send tips to all of them on our MC. Let me
know how to do that. XO to everyone from your number 1 fans in Sacramento!!
Again , Patrick you were a true doll and Bruce and I know you put hard work
into the evening and have a true tallent.Many thanks."
-Lori Anapolsky,
The Center, February 26, 2011
"Our party was AWESOME!! Patrick was outstanding. He kicked the party
off with energy and kept it up right until the end. He knew when to check in
with us, when a change needed to be made on the spot, and really personalized
the event for Tanner. Also, apparently there was a power outage at the club
right before we got there, and he was figuring out how to deal with that! But
fortunately it was fixed, and the whole party was so much fun. He pulled a
diverse group together, with a lot of 13 year old boys that were not big into
dancing, and made it a PARTY! So thanks for the fantastic job that D&D, and
in particular, Patrick, did on our son's Bar MItzvah Celebration."
-Shelly Larkin, Crow Canyon Country Club, February 5, 2011
THEY WERE FANTASTIC! We and our guests had an awesome time!
Patrick could not have done better. He and Mark, Ashley and Kaitlyn had
EVERYONE engaged, young and old. Austin was great with the photo booth and we
noticed that he also helped out the others from your crew. We have not stopped
talking about the party. Patrick had such control of the party, it was so much
fun. My voice is actually still hoarse today! J Patrick and the others have so
much energy. After being there for hours doing the party, we were amazed to see
them dancing a jig after the party was over!! Very entertaining. Bottom line is
that I am 150% happy with everyone from Denon and Doyle."
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Typhoon Haiyan tore a path of destruction 100 miles wide through the Philippines last November, affecting 14 million people and displacing 5 million. Almost a year later, the people of the Philippines are still recovering from the massive disaster. Many homes were destroyed and while Filipinos have the motivation to rebuild again, they often lack the tools and resources to do so. [Read more…]
Safe Stoves for All: Cook Up Some Love this Valentines
We in the western world take healthy cooking completely for granted. You turn the knob on your stove and magically gas or electricity heats the food before you. Many people in the world aren't that lucky however: much of the worlds population still use indoor wood stoves of questionable design. They pump smoke into the surrounding air, use many more trees than necessary and eat up the income of people already living on the edge. Now, the organization Enlace is working to bring smart and simple eco-stove designs to the people of the world, beginning their life saving mission in El Salvador. They call the project Cooking Up Love. [Read more…]
From Rags to Riches: Empowering the Impoverished
In one of the poorest cities in the world, one bright young woman has pioneered a project that has empowered over 450 impoverished women. Reese Fernandez, a 27-year-old humanitarian woman figured out a way to take women who were used to living in a garbage dump into nice apartments for their entire families and salaries that are comprable to those of nurses. She started a company called Rags2Riches in the Philippines that makes handmade rugs out of the scraps from garment factories that would have been thrown away. Before Rags2Riches, middle men were exploiting the poor women of Manila, taking the scraps from the factories, then paying the women the equivalent of 2 cents per rug, and taking the rest of the profits. Fernandez cut out the middle men and brought the income back to the women who deserved it, so that they could feel pride from their work and care for their families. [Read more…]
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It's very rare to find something that brings tears to your eyes and makes you smile from ear to ear at the same time, but I found it in this heartwarming video. It has always made me feel so powerless to see a homeless person starving on the street and know that I don't have the means to help them, but this video shows that it doesn't cost much to make someone's life brighter. Emilio Aparicio Rodriguez took it upon himself to make sure that a homeless woman named Andrea Chaparro and her dog did not go unnoticed. [Read more…]
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No, this is not a tour company that is taking women to one of the most inhospitable countries in regards to women's rights. And, no, this is not yet another adrenaline junkie adventurer going to a very dangerous country in search of a few kicks. This is Shannon Galpin, the founder of Mountain 2 Mountain, an organization started in 2006 based on a simple and noble principle:
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The Mongol Rally is one of the most adventurous charity rallies in the world today. With over 200 teams taking vehicles ranging from Volkswagens to Volvos (the car must have less than a 1.2L engine), cars drive over 10,000 miles from the UK to Mongolia, passing through all sorts of terrain and weather. Now imagine doing it if the driving team had all sustained spinal cord injuries and now use a wheelchair instead of their legs! Let me introduce you to the Wheelie Wanderers! [Read more…]
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Colorful fabrics, strings of neon beads, and heaps of yarn of all textures adorn Ben Franklin Crafts and Frame Shop's sprawling, dazzlingly colored store, a family owned business for 39 years. Brimming with supplies for any project imaginable, Ben Franklin Crafts and Frame Shop outfits guests with rubber-stamping kits for custom-made stationary or sheets of chevron paper to decoupage ready-made frames. The friendly staff circulates the store, and, armed with creativity and know-how, assists guests as they try to pick out the proper washi tape.
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Although most chefs have their own unique style of peeling, dicing, and julienning veggies, they all have one thing in common: they each require precise, sharp knives. At Excalibur Cutlery and Gifts, the staff ensures that tools remain as close to their factory condition as possible. During sharpening services, a water-cooled belt system and buffing wheels restore a piercing blade while removing a minimal amount of steel. They can sharpen kitchen, pocket, and hunting knives, as well as dull scissors and razors.
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"AJWS will run a smaller number of service and learning trips to countries in the developing world, and those trips will focus on educating key opinion leaders of all ages," the organization wrote in a summary of the strategic plan, which it shared with the Forward. "These trips will ensure that participants connect their international travel experience to AJWS's advocacy campaigns in the United States." The new trips are based on short service trips the group has previously run for rabbis.
AJWS will select student leaders and other participants for a role in these trips with an eye toward the advocacy work they will do when they return.
Seven staff members currently working on volunteer programs will be cut, and the budget dedicated to service-learning will decrease, as well. The organization says that the group's overall staffing level will actually rise in 2013, to 156 employees from 147 employees in 2011.
In the meantime, the group will be increasing its spending on stateside advocacy. The organization will open new local offices in five cities in the United States to supplement its current locations in New York and Washington, and has hired a former J Street government affairs deputy director to run its advocacy programs and campaigns. Two of those new offices will be located in San Francisco and Los Angeles, respectively. The group has already begun hiring local staff in some cities.
Overseas, AJWS will dedicate the same amount of money to grant making, but will narrow the number of countries in which it operates, 32, to 19. The group said it would no longer be operating in Afghanistan because of security challenges. Work in Ghana, South Africa, Bolivia, Colombia and other nations will also be cut.
The organization said that grantees in countries where it will no longer make grants have been given years' worth of advance warning, and that the withdrawals will come at the end of funding cycles.
The plan also defines three specific areas where it will focus its work in the developing world: the rights of so-called sexual minorities; situations in post-conflict societies, and food, land and water access for indigenous peoples.
AJWS plans to use its increased advocacy resources to pressure the American government on these and related issues.
"The notion of working on two tracks says that there are ways we can influence U.S. policy — which needs a lot of influencing in terms of its global work — that will have huge implications for the partners we have in the developing world," Messinger said.
As the group realigns, it could meet resistance from alumni and from supporters of the longer-term service programs. Anna Levy, who went on a seven-week AJWS program in 2004 and led shorter programs in 2011 and 2012, said that she sees value in the longer programs, which give young people time to "stew in their own discomfort for more than a week before spearheading or taking full agency in terms of change initiatives."
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Seems like actor Ram Charan Tej is going all out to ensure his next, "Rachcha", grabs all the right headlines.
To this end, the actor will show off his dancing skills with co star Tamannaah to the remixed version of his father's superhit track, "Vana Vana" from the movie "Gangleader". "Just wrapped first day shoot of "Vana vana" songs from "GL". I must say its looking terrific. U guys will love it on screen (sic)," posted the actor on a micro blogging site. The team has tried to retain the flavor of the original track by filming it in a similar manner. "Its a freezing wet sexy song... Havin lots hot masala chai's and
re-living dad's memories. Feels amazing (sic)," posted Charan.
The actor had similarly grooved to the remixed version of his father's famous track "Bangaru Kodi Petta" in "Magadheera" which went on to break all box office records.
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A lovely essay in the New Yorker about the history of knitting in literature, excerpted from the upcoming book "Knitting Yarns: Writers on Knitting". Can't wait to read it!
Friends of Knitty Jill Draper, Cal Patch and Paula Kucera are featured in a beautifully-shot video "Slow Yarn", discussing the shift towards local yarn, and change in attitudes towards knitting and the materials we knit we. If you're at work, it's even worth watching with the sound off for the fantastic scenery and lovely sheep.
Not to stress you out or anything, but now that September is here, it's time to start thinking about your holiday knitting. There are only 111 days to Christmas…
News about an exciting new knitting event at the end of the month in Skipton, Yorkshire. Yarndale, to be held September 28th and 29th, will be a festival of creativity celebrating traditional and contemporary crafts using wool, cotton, linen and silk in an area which is still the home of many yarn based businesses.
A non-computable sock?… A joke for a very particular type of nerd (i.e. me ), following up on the articles about the computational model of knitting we posted about recently.


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I'm hoping to purchase a small Ohia Lehua tree, seedling, or even seeds for my husband for Christmas. We live in MA now, but will be moving south by June of next year (so the tree needs to be small enough to keep indoors for some time). I've tried looking online for someone who can ship this to me, but am having a difficult time finding them for sale! Any help or suggestions would be much appreciated...thank you!!
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Aloha Kelly! Please shoot me a note when you get a second. I'm almost positive I can help ya out! All the best and hope to hear from you soon, Dave |
http://www.plantnativehawaii.com/ They have a nice variety of 'Ohia. 'Ohia and Koa are my favorite non fruit bearing trees for the yard! 'Ohia and Koa carry this presence that, everytime I'm around these trees, I'm reminded of the past and envision grand forests of these with native birds all around me. I know I'm going a bit off the deep end here :) |
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Choctaw Citizenship Litigation, Names A -Z
List of Mississippi Choctaw Indians in whose behalf scrip was issued under the provisions of the act of Congress of August 23, 1842 (5 Stat. L., 513), in lieu of land to which they were entitled under article 14 of the treaty of September 27, 1830 (Treaty of Dancing Rabbit Creek) (7 Stat. L., 333-335).


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Twelfth Night
With its excellent acoustics and cabaret-style seating, The Space makes an ideal venue for Chris Chambers' music hall-style production of Shakespeare's popular comedy. Embracing the festive spirit of the piece, each of the cast play instruments or perform popular music hall numbers and many songs that feature in the play are given this treatment too.
There are some great performances on show, notably that of Andrew Venning as Feste, granted a much more central performance here as a Master of the Revels of sorts.
Andrew Goddard as Sir Toby, Taniel Yusef as Maria and Christopher Mark as Sir Andrew are the focus for the comedy in this play and their cruel taunting of Michael Good's dour Malvolio is as sad as it is funny. Kristal Sisodia is a strong, forthright Viola but her relationship with Steven Rostance's Orsino seems only meagrely explored.
The boldness of the performances is not matched by Lizzy de Courcy Wheeler's design, which looks weak and rarely matches the confidence of the cast. Pierre Gouverneur's lighting lends atmosphere on a budget and Mafalda Cruz's
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Tel Aviv/Ramallah - Israel said Tuesday it accepts US President Barack
Obama's guidelines for peace, in a final bid to renew negotiations and
prevent a United Nations General Assembly vote on Palestinian statehood in
But Palestinian officials said Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu
had 'nothing to offer' and said their decision to turn to the UN was
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to resume negotiations with the Netanyahu government.
Netanyahu had not initially accepted Obama's guidelines when the US
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Israel captured the West Bank from Jordan, and Gaza from Egypt, in the
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similar to Obama's speech' to the pro-Israel lobby.
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would also have to recognize Israel as a Jewish state.
'We've been working with the Americans very closely to find a formula that
would facilitate the return to talks,' he said.
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I love the flowers, but at our old house, I planted them together in a large flat bed in the front of the house. Lilies were beautiful, but I was surprised that they grew so tall and had so little foliage. Looked almost freakish. I ended up planting daylilies around them to try to hide the long stems, but not sure if that was a good idea for the health of either bulb.
Anyway, we have have moved. I have a very long and steep bank in our new backyard that is basically a blank canvas. Bank is approximately 20 feet wide and 70 feet wide. Fence at the top of the hill, and a few groups of daylilies planted near the bottom right edge. I'd like to intergrate the asiatic/oriental lilies into the hill, but quite frankly I'm scared that they will look out of place again. Any ideas of how and what to plant in this area with the lilies. (Or pictures)? Thanks |
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How tall do you consider freaky? I grow lots of lilies, but have taller things behind and shorter in front. So the lilies look just right, at least in my opinion. Could they have grown extra tall because they didn't get enough light and were reaching? I do have daylilies planted in front of most of mine. No harm to either: the lilies like to be deeper and the daylilies shallower. I'm not sure what you mean by lack of leaves though…mine all have leaves up and down the stem. Could something have eaten the leaves off yours? Rabbits sometimes chew up my stems as far as they can reach. |
- Posted by newyorkrita z6b/7a LI NY (My Page) on Mon, Apr 20, 09 at 2:03
Any of the bulb lilies will not hold a steep bank. You would be better off with daylilies there or Siberian Iris. Then plant lilies between the clumps. What your describing, a tall (some are taller than others) stalk with leaves along it with flowers near the top is what the plant looks like. There are varieties of lilies that stay short, some tpes 2 feet or under. But they have the same plant type as the taller ones. |
I know what you mean... lily stems look like fat green caterpillars to me, with flowers on their heads. I plant them between and behind shorter stuff since they have such a small footprint. Daylilies are fine, though I prefer to mix up the flower and leaf shapes a bit more. |
- Posted by quilt_mommy (My Page) on Tue, Apr 21, 09 at 9:10
Oh my gosh that is so funny! That is the only thing that I really am not nuts about in regards to asiatics. They are so cute and short and happy at the garden center...then you get them home and they grow three feet tall!!! LOL* |
- Posted by buyorsell888 Zone 8 Portland OR (My Page) on Wed, Apr 22, 09 at 18:55
Growers for potted plants use growth retardants on them to keep them cute and short. :) I wish Asiatics had fragrance! |
I have Asiatics that are naturally 1' tall and 5' tall. And all sizes in between... Personally, I think that Lilies are great landscaping plants. If they are tall, plant them behind shorter and bushier plants. You can squeeze them almost anywhere. They create nice height and structure contrast in the garden. |
I also have a wide range of asiatics, Tiny Todd & other pixie lilies are great short varieties. I count on my lilies to grow up between other plants. |
I think that planting 3-5 of the same lily fairly close together, then interspersing other plants with different foliage looks best with lilies. Usually "lily beds" that have only lilies in them look pretty funny, because of their admittedly freakish foliage/stems. But how many flower can compete with the beauty of a lily bloom? With all the hundreds of varieties and hybrids, they can suit just about any need - and they are just so darn dependable! They can usually manage to be planted fairly close to other plants, as long as there is still some breathing room so they don't get disease. Just don't forget where your bulbs are and spear them accidentally! |
- Posted by casagrande 7 louisburg nc (firstname.lastname@example.com) on Mon, Jun 2, 14 at 19:32
ngraham....can you give me some other names for shorter asiatics besides tiny todd..... |
I believe any of the Tiny Series of Asiatics will stay on the shorter side. Below is a link to a nursery that has photos of a lot of the varieties, but I have found mine around town, Walmart even. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Asiatic Lily Tiny Series & Others
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