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At Camalen, we set out to create the finest mobile device covers using the world's finest leather materials to provide our customers with a richer, more luxurious mobile experience.
When considering a new design, Camalen's chief designer searches for the best leather sources available. We only use first quality, full-grain European leather which provides a strong, supple and smooth material that lasts a long time. We choose leather which comes from the thickest parts of the very best hides. Full-grain European leather is highly sought after in the garment industry.
Some leather cases are made with faux leather. This is a synthetic product that the uninitiated may believe is real. Seeing and feeling the real thing - only once - will leave no room for comparison. Using genuine full-grain leather as with each Camalen case, makes leather goods feel richer, softer and more luxurious than subprime or faux leathers. Our customers deserve the very best.
We use leather in it's natural state without thinning the material so as to make your leather case durable and long lasting. Because we use the finest quality leather together with the best tanning processes, our leather never smells bads or loses it's color.
All of our cases contain a silky-soft suede leather on the interior areas. Suede is a velvet-like soft type of leather that is very delicate. In using suede on the areas that come into contact with your sensitive device, you can rest assured that it will never damage screens or scratch casings.
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We offer many styles of leather in a wide variety of colors and textures. These types include:
- Rustic leather:
This type of leather has no particular pattern. It is very smooth and has a shiny quality that is great for those who love vivid, vibrant colors.
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This is a patterned leather that looks like crocodile skin. It is deceptively soft, but is harder than floater leather - a combination of the qualities of floater leather and rustic leather; allowing for bright, vibrant colors while still having a soft texture and sooth feeling. Croco leather makes a great iPad cover for the ultimate in strong protection against bangs and the occasional bruise.
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Craftsman Cordless Rechargeable Work Light with 35 LED Lights
Item# 03473904000 | Model# 73904Specifications & Dimensions
Product Overview: | |
Type: | LED |
General Warranty: | 1 year full |
Item Weight (lbs.): | 2.5 lbs. |
Main Handle Grip: | Bottom grip |
Included with Item: | |
AC Adapter: | Yes |
Power: | |
Power Type: | Rechargeable batteries |
Controls, Overall: | |
On/Off Type: | Switch |
Cord: | |
Cord Option: | Cordless |
Convenience: | |
Hanger Hook Type: | Swivel |
General Features: | |
Bulb Type: | LED |
Worklight: | |
Bulb Guard Material: | Plastic |
Work Light Head Material: | Plastic |
Work Light Type: | Hand-held |
Number Of Heads: | Single Head |
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Product Description
The Craftsman Cordless Rechargeable LED Work Light Brings Light to Any Job
The Craftsman cordless rechargeable work light with 35 LED lights is the last utility light you'll ever need. It's lightweight, compact and cordless, allowing it to be used in hard-to-reach and tight spaces like behind appliances and under cars. With 35 LED lights you can use it as both as a work light and spotlight, shedding light on projects of all sizes.
The Craftsman cordless rechargeable LED work light is perfect for the shop, garage or job site. The light boasts both a swivel hook and a magnet, making it easy to hang it exactly where you need it. Since it rotates 360 degrees, once it's placed you can easily adjust it till you achieve the right angle. The rechargeable light comes with both AC and DC chargers, so you can charge it at home or from your vehicle.
- Get work done day and night with the handy Craftsman cordless rechargeable work light with 35 LED lights
- This utility light weighs just 2.5 lbs., making it easy to move and transport
- Thirty five individual LED lights provide bright white lighting
- Unique design offers both a swivel hook and a magnet to make it easy to keep your hands free to work
- Durable plastic lens and body frame extend the life of the work light
- With both AC and DC chargers included, the light can be charged from an outlet or a vehicle
- Backed by the dependable Craftsman name and a 1-year warranty
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This is great for all uses. Its portable so you can take it anywhere. The light is super bright "dont look at the light". The charge last a pretty long time. Well lets just say It has not went dim on me yet. The hook on it is good for attaching to anything when you need both hands. After all said it does not cost an arm and a leg like you would find elsewhere. Buy one and one for your freind.
Craftsman Cordless Rechargeable Work Light with 35 LED lights was a poor experience for me. Maybe, I just got a bad one out of the box, but had a few issues with this work light. It worked great at first and then about a month after purchase, I started noticing that the use times between charges was getting shorter & shorter. Before the degrading battery life, I had plenty of light for working under yard tractors & lawn tractors. I was not thrilled with the hanging hook. It was too small to really hang & keep light pointing where you wanted it to point (a bit too flimsy for me). I did like the ability to be able to recharge the light from my pick up truck or to be able to charge directly from a wall socket on my work bench in my shop. The plus's for this light were; good light, portability, ability to charge using a/c or d/c power sources. The negatives for this light were; battery did not last very long after about a month of use, the top hanging hook was too flimsy, mounting magnet would not hold the light all of the time or would be knocked loose pretty easy, I really was not too thrilled with the switch for the different light engagements (click for flas light, click for work light, & click again for all the lights, too much cycling of the switch to get the light you needed). This light had a 1-yr warranty, but due to unexpected illness, I was unable to exchange. I did go to the store to see if could be exchanged, but was too late. I did have one other friend that got the same light as a gift for Christmas, when I got my light & he had the same battery issue. His only lasted about 2 weeks before he started loosing the battery. If it had a more reliable battery, I might give it another chance, but with other reviews I have seen, me & my buddy were not the only ones, that had bad battery experiences with this light.
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This light is surprisingly versatile. I puts out a lot of light, in several different configurations, and will hang or magnetically attach or just lay, all while providing a wide swathe of light wherever I want. The charge also seems to last a long time, and it charges quickly with a visible charge light indicator. It works so well that my wife absconded with it to handle her evening chores outside, leaving my shop without one--so I bought another one! I hardly use a regular flashlight around the house anymore. These are easy to use, and I am confident that I will pick it up, turn it on, and it will light the way... I love this light!
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This is very useful for the everyday mechanic. It's magnetized, so you can attach it to the hood or the under body of a vehicle. It also has a hook to hang out as well... Now all the men in my family are asking for one...
Madison, WI
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We are very happy with this purchase, we use it for almost everything. Camping, outdoor activities, jobs around the house, working on the cars. Good quality and very bright. Battery last long.
Cullman, AL
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Very good cordless LED work light has very bright light that also functions as a flashlight. Is rechargeable and has a strong magnet on side to use for hands free operation when needing both hands to work on project.
I had to fix my kitchen faucet and had a leak under the sink. The area under the sink is a dark place with very little room. This light came in very handy to work down there. Has plenty of light for most jobs and I love the fact that it's cordless so it can be set anywhere. The flashlight on top is helpful for shedding extra light on something specific.
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I purchased this as a gift for my father-in-law. He was using an old light with a scissor clamp while working on his car and couldn't see anything. Now he has all the light he needs. It easily hangs from his hood or can be attached to the frame with the magnetic clip.
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DAMASCUS -- Bailey Ponder allowed just one hit in seven innings and Charity Lewis had a game-winning fielder's choice in the bottom of the seventh inning to lead the Southwest Georgia Academy softball team to a 1-0 win against Citizens Christian Academy on Tuesday.
It was CCA's first loss of the season, and the two teams are now tied atop the Region 3-AA standings with region records of 5-1.
SGA is now 12-2 overall, while CCA is 13-1.
Along with her one-hitter, Ponder had 10 strikeouts, no walks and improved her record to 9-2.
SGA scored its lone run in the bottom of the seventh when Lewis hit a high bouncer to first base that scored Katie Carber.
SGA's only hits in the game were a Morgan Everson bunt single in the seventh and a Kyndal Carber double.
Lady Patriots beat Georgia Christian: Randolph Southern improved to 3-1 in Region 3-A play with a 13-5 win against Georgia Christian on Tuesday.
Alana McCook was the winning pitcher for the Lady Patriots, while Madison Ragan had 10 strikeouts in relief. The two pitchers combined for a no hitter.
At the plate for Randolph Souther, Ragan was 3-for-3 with a home run, a triple and four RBI; anbd Braylie Blanton was 3-for-4 with a double and an RBI.
Lee County tops Bainbridge, 10-2: Sophomore pitcher Erin Callaway allowed just one earned run to lead Lee County past Bainbridge, 10-2, in a high school softball game Tuesday.
Callaway, who is 10-7 on the mound, gave up seven hits, walked none and struck out three for the Lady Trojans (10-10).
At the plate for Lee County, Brandi Blount was 2-for-4 with a stolen base and Natalie Shiver was 3-for-4 with two RBI and a stolen base.
Lee County plays again Sept. 22 at home against Bainbridge.
More like this story
- THURSDAY'S PREP SOFTBALL ROUNDUP: Dougherty softball stays hot, upsets Westover ( September 6, 2012 )
- TUESDAY'S PREP SOFTBALL ROUNDUP: Ragan tosses no-no in Lady Pats' first region game; SCA, SGA roll; Lee County's win reaches milestone ( August 14, 2012 )
- PREP ROUNDUP: SGA softball captures second straight region title; Sherwood ace Brock records another perfect game; Southland wins 3-AAA crown; Lee County, Worth, Randolph So. victorious ( September 23, 2011 )
- PREP ROUNDUP: Randolph Southern's Ragan throws 3rd one-hitter ( August 23, 2012 )
- PREP SOFTBALL ROUNDUP: SGA stays perfect with wins vs. Sherwood, Westwood ( August 28, 2013 )


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I am redoing my master bathroom. I have a 6.5' counter with sink that I will be replacing. I would like to put in a larger sink, with a max of 37-38" to work with for sink installation, due to a vanity seat area. The plan is to put two faucets, which I know is tight, but it the best I can do on space. I have considered granite (I'm in love with Cosmos) with an undermount sink (found a 36" one at Wetstyle, but it probably costs a mint - haven't gotten price on that yet). I am also looking at Staron solid surface counter (in Radiance - as you can see from my name, I like sparkle!) and wondering if I can have an integrated sink in the appropriate size. I have never done any remodeling, so all these choices and decisions are new to me. And I have yet to check out prices on any of these options. What do you think is my best choice of countertop material and way to get a larger sink? |
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Radiance isn't cheap. You're looking at one of the most expensive choices Staron makes. I love it too but it was way too dear for us. Any fabricator will be able to make you an integrated sink the size you want. When I looked at this as a choice, an integrated white sink and radiance was almost $2000 here in the Chicago burbs. |
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At more than a dozen locations throughout the northeast, ScrubaDub Auto Wash Centers' computerized wash tunnels and detailing pros spiff up cars with advanced technology and minimal environmental impact. The robotic wash systems and photoelectric sensors not only clean finishes with a gentle, soft-cloth technique, but they can target white walls, wheels, and chrome with site-specific formulas. The eco-savvy automated systems also consume less water than home washing and recycle the water used to clean the wheels and undercarriage. Biodegradable SuperGlo soap keeps the run-off free of harmful compounds before it is funneled down the proper treatment channels, where it can't pollute neighborhood storm drains or be used to test the resiliency of carnival goldfish.
The centers' innovative equipment and Earth-friendly practices have earned them the title of Best Car Wash from CityVoter for three years running. Some locations also boast separate interior cleaning bays to address filthy dashboards and seats.
As the tanning bed's lid closes, a cool breeze starts to blow, a gentle mist cools your skin, and the scents of aromatherapy transform a 12-minute tanning session into a miniature vacation. This S-Class bed is just one of the approximately 10 tanning options that fill City Sun Tanning. Staffers help clients select the right bed, leading them down hallways to an iBed sunbed?which features rotating facial lights?or a X-2 High Pressure bronzing stand-up, which can bronze pallid skin in ten minutes. Alternatively, visitors step onto the AutoBronzer's open-air platform, which evenly sprays UV-free tanning solution. In June of 2009, this sunless system caught the eye of New York Magazine, which lauded City Sun Tanning for having one of the "top five spray tans." The tanning salon has also garnered accolades from Citysearchers, who for several years, named it "Best of Citysearch".
Focal Point Gardens transforms backyards into arboreal havens and lends a bright, blossoming accent to porches with annuals, perennials, shrubs, and trees. The nursery's horticultural experts help visitors select the fullest butterfly bushes to line their gardens' sunny pathways and the hungriest flytraps to station beside their homes' unlocked doggy doors. The garden shop's Felco pruning shears and Dramm watering products keep leafy friends healthy and well-groomed, and its trellises lend support to climbing vines and bungee-jumping grasshoppers. The store's professional landscape architects draw on more than 20 years of industry experience to consult with homeowners before erecting terraces, planting shrubs, and coordinating flowers.
Professional shutterbug Joe McKenney artfully captures families, children, and mothers-to-be, transposing ephemeral moments into future family heirlooms with retouching and photo-printing services. Hailing from his native Biddeford, Joe snaps studio and on-location shots, drawing on his knowledge of the area to scope out scenic backdrops and his degree from the Hallmark Institute of Photography to frame up memorable images. Joe's lens snatches up the light given off by weddings, business portraits, and high school seniors, clicking feverishly through untimed photo sessions, unlimited outfit changes, and unimpeded werewolf transformations six days a week.
Along with a decade of beauty-industry experience, The Getaway Salon and Beauty Bar's owner, Irish Nason, pours a lifetime of passion into her "once a dream, now a reality" full-service salon. The home-like space, bedecked with shabby-chic decor and soft pastel hues, invites clients of all ages into a beauty haven where friendly stylists snip and clip strands into flattering 'dos. The hair mavens can further beautify coifs with an all-over color, highlights, or Keratin Complex treatment. The beauty team also assists with bodily evictions—ousting hair with wax and banishing tension with tailored massages.
Aromas of chopped herbs, tomato sauce, and fresh dough drift through the dining area with servers carrying platters of steaming gourmet pizzas for ravenous guests to divide among themselves. A jukebox fills the dining room with crystal-clear melodies, which contrast with the music performed at other restaurants by shy snails with violins.


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She didn't see it coming. One day, Oprah Winfrey turned around, and her nationally syndicated show was sliding in the ratings, and her audience was fleeing en masse. And it happened soon after a day she thought was one of the best in her life.
Isn't that how all the giants fall? When they least expect it?
It was the day Oprah announced she was backing the African-American candidate, then-senator Barack Obama, over the highly qualified and experienced woman candidate, then-senator Hillary Clinton.
It was the first time that Oprah put her brand on a political candidate. And her audience was expecting a very different choice.
Oprah appeared on Larry King Live in May 2007, flush with pride, and was asked the questions lots of women in her audience had on their minds.
"Well, I have great respect for Hillary Clinton," Oprah said. "I think I've said this before, and it's true: Because I am for Barack does not mean I am against Hillary or anybody else."
So much for the sisterhood!
And so much for that Oprah honesty that her mostly female — and mostly white — audience had come to expect all of those years.
Oprah had chosen the less-qualified, less-experienced black man over the more-qualified, more-experienced white woman. It didn't take long for Oprah to feel the backlash.
Hell hath no fury like millions of women scorned.
Oprah's message board was soon swarmed with angry postings. Even the major media outlets couldn't ignore the firestorm Oprah had ignited by choosing one part of her identity over another. One ABC News headline said it most plainly: "Women Angry Over Oprah-Obama Campaign."
Here is how that story began:
The queen of day time talk is facing heat from her largely female fans who have traditionally agreed with just about anything she has done — from the books she reads to the weight loss plans she tries. But Oprah's endorsement of Obama is different from the typical seals of approval the host offers on her show, and as early as November 2007 commenters on her site's message boards began unleashing criticism of her endorsement for the black candidate — Obama — rather than the female one — Hillary Clinton.
How did Oprah and her team not see this coming? Did they consider even for a moment all the trust she'd built up with all those American women over all those years? And how this decision might play?
The ABC News piece then printed a few of the thousands — no, tens of thousands — of posts by irate former Oprah fans. Here is one from a woman who identified herself as Austaz68 in a message thread titled "Oprah is a Traitor!!!"
I cannot believe that women all over this country are not up in arms over Oprah's backing of Obama. For the first time in history we actually have a shot at putting a woman in the white house and Oprah backs the black MAN. She's choosing her race over her gender — hypocrisy at it's finest!! Oprah — you should be ashamed of yourself!!!!!


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The Ultimate Halloween Costume: Original Spengler Ghostbusters Jumpsuit for Sale
Ghostbusters fans who have deep pockets will appreciate this piece of cinematic history It is one of the original Ghostbusters jumpsuits. It's the same suit worn by the Dr. Egon Spengler in Ghostbusters 2. No slime or demonic residue or anything. It's clean.
It has pockets on the sleeve and pants, with an adjustable waist via two sections of Velcro. There is the round Ghostbusters 2 patch on the right sleeve, and on the left chest area is a black and red name patch that says "Spengler" along with the name written in black ink inside the tag of the costume. See, authentic.
With this jumpsuit you can be an authentic ghostbuster. It's perfect for Halloween or just general ghost hunting. If you have deep pockets, like I said. It was listed for $14,995(USD) – but already looks like it's been sold. Of course for that kind of money you could just make your own ghost-busting team and rent a firehouse.
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On this day in 1970, rock star Elvis Presley is greeted at the White House by President Richard M. Nixon. Presley's visit was not just a social call: He wanted to meet Nixon in order to offer his services in the government's war on drugs.
Three weeks earlier, Presley, who wanted to distance himself from rock-and-roll's unseemly association with drug use and the counterculture, had met Nixon's vice president, Spiro Agnew, in Palm Springs, California and offered to use his celebrity status to help promote the administration's anti-drug campaign. Presley then flew to Washington, checking into a hotel under an alias on December 20. The next day, he and two of his bodyguards proceeded to the White House gates, where Presley handed the guard a handwritten letter. In the letter, Presley told Nixon he did not associate or agree with the "Drug Culture, hippie elements," student protestors and "Black Panthers," whom he believed hated America. He declared that he wanted nothing but to "help the country out" and asked to be designated a "federal agent-at-large."
The guard immediately recognized Presley, but followed protocol and asked for permission to send him on to the White House. He apparently was not searched before being granted admission: Upon meeting Nixon he presented the president with a gift--a World War II-era Colt .45 pistol. The two were photographed shaking hands, Nixon in a conservative suit and tie and Elvis wearing tight purple velvet pants and an open-collared shirt with jeweled chains, a purple velvet cape slung over his shoulders and an enormous belt buckle. Nixon and "The King" exchanged pleasantries and agreed that "those who use drugs are in the vanguard of American protest." Presley again reiterated his desire to do whatever he could to help influence young people and fellow musicians to reject drugs and anti-Americanism. At the conclusion of the brief meeting, Presley surprised Nixon with a hug.
On December 31, Nixon wrote a thank-you note to Presley for the gift of the pistol and for visiting him at the White House. He said nothing about enlisting Presley's aid in the war on drugs, however. The administration's ambivalence about the idea was illustrated in his aides' correspondence at the time. In an inter-office White House memo dashed off the morning of December 21, the day of Presley's impromptu White House visit, Nixon's aide Dwight Chapin suggested that Elvis not be "pushed off on the vice president," but be introduced directly to Nixon. He further noted that if Nixon wanted to meet "bright young people outside the Government, Presley might be the one to start with." Aide H.R. Haldeman responded: "you must be kidding." In the end, Nixon never offered Elvis an official position in his administration's war on drugs.
Presley died from heart failure in 1977, which the coroner's report said was due to "undetermined causes." Speculation abounded, however, that his death was caused by a lethal mix of a variety of prescription drugs and obesity.


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Any opinions? How is Century Quality these days, not sure if it is worth the money? Read an earlier posting about their upholstery . . . wasn't a good review. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Oscar Dining Table
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If you've checked out Karges, Decorative Crafts, Stickley and such? You could even check out someone like Frank Pollaro. If you like Century, and the table is solid wood, or a beautiful veneer, the mechanism works smoothly, and the carved feet look crisp and well executed, then I don't see why this piece wouldn't be a heirloom. |
May I suggest considering the Jupe dining table by Theodore Alexander at althorplivinghistory. |
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Well thanks . . . I just got a price on the Table . . . not interested in paying that much just for the table . . . Have looked at Althorp, just not sure on the quality and I don't think it expands to 84". We are looking at the Rep-li.ca line . . by Theodore Alexander it opens to 84 and 90 . . . but just not sure about Theodore Alexander, I have been told the wait time on the line is months . . not just 8 weeks. |
We have the Theodore Alexander table and it is exquisite. The quality is beyond compare. The finish is excellent. The price however, is outrageous. What is really cool is the cabinet that holds the leaves. Anyway happy shopping! |
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Bellamay . . . Do you mind me asking how much you paid . . . I think we are going to go with this one, just so I have a comparison ... Did you get the Mahogany finish or the pollard burl? expanding to 84 or 90" We are going w/ 84 b/c I have the table pads already (long story) Thanks Ann Marie |
I also would be interested to learn prices on any of these tables! |
Jupe table price ..... at a guess Ł 25 K + ??? anyone know if I can buy the mechanism alone ? |
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Microsoft releases Phone Data Manager beta
Microsoft has released another alternative to synchronizing mobile phone data to your computer.
The Microsoft Phone Data Manager is an improvement over the old Windows Mobile Device Manager or ActiveSync in that you can use it on non-Windows Mobile phones. Additionally, it also allows you to sync with Windows Live Services. This means your data can be made accessible from any web browser.
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UI Police Issue Timely Warning
On Sunday evening of November 3, 2013, University Housing & Dining staff received information that a university student was sexually assaulted in residential room in a residence hall by an acquaintance. This occurred between the late hours of Saturday, November 2, 2013 and the early morning hours of Sunday, November 3, 2013. University officials know the identities of both parties and are proceeding with actions in accordance with University policies. The student has requested to not proceed with a criminal investigation at this time and University of Iowa Police are respecting their decision and are not investigating this incident.
In response to this incident, the University of Iowa Police are providing the following information on acquaintance sexual assaults. This information is general in nature and has no relation to this specific incident.
It is estimated that nationwide one in every four to five college women will be the victim of a sexual assault or attempted sexual assault. Please be advised: the most common type of sexual assault is not a stranger but someone the victim knows, typically a date or acquaintance. To minimize your risk of being sexually assaulted by someone you know, it is critical to keep the following points in mind:
Alcohol and drugs are sometimes used to create vulnerability to sexual assault and may impair yours and your acquaintance's judgment. Studies of sexual assault incidents show a high correlation between acquaintance rape and drug/alcohol usage. Keep control of your drink.
Always trust your instincts. If you feel uneasy or sense something is wrong, do what you can to get out of that situation.
If you engage in sex, be sure you understand your partner's limits, and communicate your own limits clearly. Don't engage in sexual activities without affirmative consent from your partner. For more information see http://dos.uiowa.edu/policy-list/affirmative-consent-2/.
Have a companion or a safe means of getting home, i.e., a trusted friend, taxi, Cambus or Nite Ride if available.
If you are sexually assaulted, you have several options; please see related information at this website: http://police.uiowa.edu/assets/Uploads/Sexual-Assault-Referral-Matrix.pdf If you choose a police investigation of this crime, we will investigate, provide support, and offer related services.
Sex offenses are treated with the greatest seriousness on our campus; criminal and/or severe disciplinary action can be taken. If a criminal case is brought, we will support you as much as possible as you pursue it. In the case of disciplinary action, it is our University's commitment that a victim shall be informed of the outcome of any institutional disciplinary proceeding brought alleging a sex offense.
UI Police offer Rape Aggression Defense courses as well as personal safety information through a Crime Prevention Specialist. See http://police.uiowa.edu for more information. UI Police recommend people walk in groups when possible and report crimes immediately by calling 911. They also encourage people to use NITE Ride, Cambus and other reliable transportation services and to avoid situations or circumstances that may increase the risk to their personal safety.
This information is being released in accordance with the federal Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Campus Crime Statistics Act. The Clery Act requires all colleges and universities that participate in federal financial aid programs to keep and disclose information about crime on and near their respective campuses, including timely warnings of crimes that may represent a threat to the safety of students or employees.
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The role of child optimism as a mediator and moderator in the relationship between interparental conflict and child adjustment was examined for 36 children between the ages of 9 and 12 years who resided in a two adult home. Child participants completed self-report measures of dispositional and attributional optimism, as well as a self-report measure of interparental conflict. Mothers of child participants completed measures of child internalizing and externalizing symptoms. Multiple regression analyses found that dispositional optimism mediated the relationship between interparental conflict and both child internalizing and externalizing symptoms. Attributional optimism was found to mediate the relationship between interparental conflict and child internalizing symptoms. No significant moderating effects of optimism were found. The relationships between optimism and child appraisals of threat and self-blame related to interparental conflict were examined using correlations. Both dispositional and attributional optimism were significantly negatively related to child appraisals of threat and self-blame regarding interparental conflict. Implications and suggestions for future research are discussed.
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I have bought this before few years ago by influence of YouTube beauty vloggers, but I got put off by how messy the packaging can get no matter how careful I am. I picked it up again this year because I live in a humid country and was so frustrated about foundations for oily skin, so I went back to Revlon (this one and the Colorstay) and was immediately impressed (again). This foundation feels thick, because of its texture but can be sheered out when mixed with moisturizer. The best part of this foundation is that it wears out beautifully at the end of the day - when you first apply it you might not see its significance, but when you look in the mirror at the end of the day (no touch ups), it looks like skin (but better!). This is my current HG foundation, the only damper is the packaging. Yes it looks expensive, but for travel, it is pretty heavy and the packaging is so much bigger than the actual content of the product. Verdict: love!
I like the original revlon colorstay. I am very fair skinned and have a tough time finding anything to match my skin. I have a lot of pink and redness and need a yellow foundation to correct that. Colorstay Buff is the perfect shade. For some reason though, it doesnt transfer over well into the whipped. I dont like the formula texture and the color isnt yellow enough. Major flop!
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I actually really like this foundation. I have very dry skin, and HATED the original Revlon ColorStay Foundation because it made my skin look super dry and patchy, so I was a bit skeptical as to whether or not I'd like this one. It's pretty full coverage, so I typically only wear it when I need more coverage, but I like that I have found a drug store foundation that I like that is full coverage!! It's super thick and sets fairly quick so I found the best way to apply it is to place small dots on the side of my face that I'm working on and blend it out with a kabuki brush. I think that if I were to apply it all over my face at once, by the time I got to buffing it all into my skin, it'd be too dry to maneuver. I think the color range is awesome as well. My only complaint is the packaging! It looks super nice but I don't like having to dip my fingers in when I need to get the product out. Not a big enough deal to stop me from repurchasing though! Sooo if you're a dry skin girl like me, I'd definitely pick it up!
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I bought this because my dry skin did not like the revlon colorstay liquid which came off cakey and dry-looking on me. The coverage of this foundation is medium and can definitely build up to a full without caking up.
I found that for me, the best way to wear this is to mix it with a bit of moisturiser, it looks more fresh on the skin and it still provides amazing!!
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The only reason why I am giving this a 3 because this is the only foundation that I've ever tried that doesn't oxidize on me!!!! (Knock on wood) this foundation is a medium to full coverage for me , and I do have a ton of acne scarring hear and there mostly on my cheeks. The packaging is cute but it's Unsanitary , the price is also a lol too high for a drugstore foundation .the finish is beautiful it's a nice satin finish and once it sets on ur skin (no powder) it still has that nice glow but it first budge. It doesn't get me oily at all and I have oily skin , especially when I wear a primer and powder it seriously is shine free for hours and hours I swear !!!! The one thing I really really really can't stand , and if it wasn't for this I would give it a 5 , the color selections..... REVLON YOU NEED TO ADD MORE YELLOW TONED AND DARKER FOUNDATIONS!!!!!! I swear if they carried more yellow undertones foundations like loreal , this foundation would be AMAZING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Please call Revlon ad let them know that we need to add more yellow toned foundations and darker for my darker sisters. If they see that we keep complaining they will add them to the collection . Over all this is a great foundation i tried every thing from high end low end foundations , nothing worked as good as this . In mac I'm an nc 20-25
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Saying that I never really like the Colorstay liquid for its stark matte and cakey finish, this one faired better in my books. It lasts a good 8 hours if not more on me, and yes, over time gets a nice gradual glow to it. I use my Eco tools custom coverage buffing brush, and use a scoop of this on my face, blends wonderfully and gives a glowy satin finish. It does set odd and truely sits on the skin so that is wierd but oils dont peek through so whatever. It has a medium to full coverage, only con is that the shades are NOT WARM! I am a NC40 in mac and 'Natural tan is my PERFECT shade except its freaking pink so I look grey! I am extremely yellow toned and wish they could bring out more shades of this! Also the color through the glass looks 3-4 shades lighter than what it actually is, so pick a shade that is really light for you not exact. Revlon please introduce warm undertones, till then I will not repurchase
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I wanted to test out a long-wear foundation product because I work ten-hour days at work and BB Cream and setting spray was just not cutting it anymore. This was my first attempt.
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Now that I've learned how to apply it properly, I am very happy with it. I wear Buff, the 2nd lightest shade, and I am very pleased by how its cool-tones match my skin and cover any redness I have.
The wear is far better than my BB Creme was but I do find that it is far from the advertised "24 hours". By the time I get home it is clearly wearing off in places.
I have to say I love this foundation. I am a big fan of trying new products so I don't often buy the exact same product twice unless I can't find anything else that works as good for me. This is one of those cases. No matter how many foundations I try - high or low end, I come back to this one. Colorstay whipped creme foundation is one of the only foundations that doesn't oxidize on me for some reason. I did take off one lippie for the packaging, as I would much prefer a pump than the heavy glass jar, and the pricing is a tad high for drug store product. But hey, I don't mind paying for it because I like it more than my Tarte $40 foundation.
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I'm a newbie! I have found a few garden tractors in my area that are rather inexpensive. I have a 5500 watt generator head that I would like to hook up to the garden tractor. Since this is a smaller tractor it doesn't have a PTO so I would need to run it off belts like maybe off of the cutting deck? Has anyone ever done it? If so how did you hook it up? The instructions for my generator head say to use a 9hp (recommended) to 11hp (Maximum) size engine. I'm wondering if I can go with a 12hp engine if I make the pulley work into the math equation? The generator head will probably end up with a bigger pulley than the motor to "depower" the bigger 12hp motor to my 9hp to 11hp required size. If I'm sure with my pulley RPM for the generator head is 3540-3720 (per instructions) isn't that all I need to worry about? I can't think of any other way that the 12hp could be bad. |
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Don't worry about over powering the generator but you do need enough to maintain 3600 rpm under full load. Just don't over speed it. Belt drive will work but there may be slippage issues. |
That's right. More power isn't an issue. RPM of the generator head is important. You could run the engine slightly slower since you have more power than necessary. To do that you would need to have the appropriate pulley sizes for the desired rpm. An optical tachometer would help you get the generator at exactly the right rpm. |
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Just to clarify, the driving belt pulley IS your PTO. At the very least you will want to take the mower deck belt of the pulley, or you could remove the entire mower deck. As other have said, the pulley ratio's affect the RPM of the driven device, but the power remains the same. If the wide open throttle RPM of your engine is 3600 (it probably is) then that is the number you need to work with to determine the pulley ratio. No problem with more HP. Going too fast or slow will mean you are not putting of 60 cycles per second Hertz, Hz) AC. The quickest way to determine if you are close is a clock with a second hand. Test it against a known good watch and adjust accordingly. You do want to be pretty close. I want to do something similar, but even the generator head will be more than I really can handle. |
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I passed up and now regret doing so, a gen set unit that bolted to the front of rider mower. 6k unit went for for about 500 bucks. It mounted on the nose of a rider. Never seen anything like it before or afterward. |
Most two-bearing generator heads advise against mounting them in any position other than horizontal. They are typically equipped with regular single row ball bearings and do not have a thrust bearing to adequately support the rotor's weight when vertical. Companies like Winco and Voltmaster usually answer the mounting orientation question in their FAQ sections of their websites. Here's a quote from the Voltmaster site: "IMPORTANT - FOR INSTALLATION CONSULT OWNER'S MANUAL. ;-) |
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In the United States and other countries where scouting is available to the Church, the intent of the General Authorities of the Church seems clear. This is that we use both Duty to God and the Scouting programs, and to the extent possible that we use them together. Here are some statements of Church leaders about the two programs:
(Elder Robert D. Hales, Semi-Annual General Conference Priesthood Session, 6 October 2001)."If you will fulfill the requirements for these [the Duty to God Award], you will prepare yourselves for the Melchizedek responsibilities and future challenges in your life. I promise you that your achievement of the Duty to God Award will provide you with a living testimony that will sustain you throughout your life."Where available, Scouting can also help you in this effort. We encourage you to participate in Scouting. Many of the Scouting requirements can fill goals and requirements of the Duty to God certificates. Scouting is a part of the Aaronic Priesthood activity program. The Duty to God Award is a priesthood award... "Brethren of the Aaronic Priesthood, set your goals now and start working toward earning your Duty to God Award and Eagle Scout Award. You will be blessed for your efforts."
(Elder Cecil O. Samuelson Jr., Ensign, November 2001)"Where Scouting is available, you will note that many of the Scouting requirements can fill necessary expectations for the Duty to God Award. Both Duty to God and Scouting activities teach us to "be prepared" in "every needful thing." Achieving the Duty to God Award and Eagle Scout Award [or similar awards] are complementary, not competitive."
(Teaming up for Youth, Ensign, January 2002)"Elder [F. Melvin] Hammond emphasizes: "Our effort was to find something that would be compatible with priesthood principles and also with Scouting. Duty to God embraces Scouting, which is wonderful for our young men. I see no conflict at all between Duty to God and Scouting. Duty to God focuses more on the spiritualbringing young men to Christ. Scouting is primarily an activity program with some spirituality as well. They are complementary of each other.""Priesthood and Scouting leaders are encouraged to preserve and strengthen Scouting by blending the two programs. One way this can be done is to allow the completion of Scouting requirements to fulfill personal goals in Aaronic Priesthood Duty to God. " ...The First Presidency has said, "We desire all young men to strive to earn the Eagle Scout [or similar awards where Scouting is not approved and available] and Duty to God Awards.""
(F. Melvin Hammond, "In Abraham's Footsteps," New Era, September 2002)"The Aaronic Priesthood Duty to God program has been prepared to strengthen your sense of duty and to help you progress in every way as one of God's covenant sons... The Scouting prorgam will also strengthen you. As you advance until you achieve the highest rank, you will grow in stature and in spirit. You will grow in stature and in spirit. You will learn skills that will develop your body, your character, and your intellect. Every boy, whether he enjoys athletics or literature, can find a welcome niche in Scouting." (F. Melvin Hammond, interview by Church News, September 20, 2003, entitled "Scouting's future secure, more relevant than ever. Any notion that Church is parting ways is rumor.")Church News: Can you comment on the ongoing relationship between the Church and the Scouting program?Elder Hammond: I think there is no question that at this period of time the relationship between the Church and Scouting is on solid ground. We have a great relationship with Scouting...Church News: There are rumors that the Church is planning to part ways with the Scouting program. Can you address that?Elder Hammond: It's a pure rumor. I think the rumor arose out of the creation and implementation of the [Church's Aaronic Priesthood] Duty to God program. The Duty to God program was not meant in any way to diminish Scouting in the Church. It was meant to complement Scouting and they work hand-to-hand beautifully...
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Thread: Why?
Why do you own a Corvette?
What do you do with your Vette?
Both questions may have the same answer.
I'm doing a little research to help out my local club and other Corvette clubs that I belong to. If I understand what others do with their Vettew, I may be able to help out the clubs and keep the membership happy and coming back to the club.
To be more specific, how do you use your Vette?
Drive it?
- daily driver,
- as often as possible,
-- rain or shine,
- Only on nice weekends,
- only to car shows,
- race it?
-- drags,
-- autocross,
-- track days
-- open road events,
-- rally events
Just look at it and admire it and hope it jumps 1000% in value before you die?
Are you a member of a local Corvette club?
If so, what do you like about your club and what they do?
That ought to get something started.Last edited by Tuna; 12-10-12 at 08:22 AM.
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Why do I own it,, I own it because I enjoy performance, the corvette gives me that at a great price and I prefer Chevy cars. The car is also reliable and wont cost me my first born to repair. I try to drive it as much as possible but mostly in good weather. It would get driven more but there are 3 of us alot and I cant use it
Why do you own a Corvette? It is after all, the great AMERICAN sports car. And I wanted one all my life.
What do you do with your Vette? Wash it , wax it, and DRIVE it!
To be more specific, how do you use your Vette?
Drive it?
- daily driver, Yes
- as often as possible, Yes
-- rain or shine, Yes
- Only on nice weekends, No
- only to car shows, NO, NOt a show car.
- race it? No
-- drags,
-- autocross,
-- track days
-- open road events,
-- rally events
Just look at it and admire it and hope if jumps 1000% in value before you die? Don't care if it does appreciate. I appreciate it though!
Are you a member of a local Corvette club? No
If so, what do you like about your club and what they do?
That ought to get something started.[/QUOTE]
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Back in 1960 I was 10 years old and every week I would try and watch Route 66....I didn't care much for the stories I was there to see the Corvettes. I wanted to do just what Todd and Buzz were doing.....seeing the USA in thier Chevrolet...That's were it started for me and 10 Corvettes later I am still excited to go out and hop in and head out on the open road with my car. Touring and at times an autoX is what I like to do with the cars.
No club....lone wolf....My 2010 Grand Sport is everything I love about Corvettes and I try to drive it as much as I can.....Last edited by Huskerman; 12-09-12 at 06:09 PM.
30+ Years ago I would have answered your survey a whole lot differently
Today I offer more of a philosophical point of view
Corvette ownership…
I have owned many corvettes at least one from every generation, except the C6. As for Buying something newer than our C5 is not in the cards. The C5 has more whistles and bells on it than I care for, nor do I want another one…
1981 or 1982 I was one of the folks that took out ads in the local paper and was instrumental in the forming of a Corvette Club. Once we were fairly organized we joined the NCCC. We had 23 Corvettes from about 18 members. About 6 of us did all the work. It was fun for a few years and being a points chaser and Club Governor I stayed very active.
Based in York, NE I traveled as far as Oklahoma / Minnesota and the immediate adjoining states in our Region … chasing POINTS doing most of what you show for events. Never did an open road race or much that was not NCCC Sanctioned… POINTS. The exception was the Black Hills Corvette Run, which usually happens about the same time as NCCC Convention. I ran the BHCC from 1980 ~ 1986 faithfully..
After 3 or 4 years most of the folks that did all the work got burned out or lost interest. The club floundered but stayed together. I moved away in 1986 and never had the desire to connect back up with a Club..
I find times have changed and I don't see the need for being part of a local club, esp. if they are NCCC and require membership to NCCC. From my observation the OLD DAYs of a couple clubs putting together a weekend of Concours, Ralley's, Funkahana's, AutoCross or Drags are a relic from the dark ages.
Spending more than 20 years in California also didn't do much for clubs. There is an NCCC presence in Southern CA, but the Northern area and a few other States have the WSCC and not affiliated with NCCC. TALK about SOCIAL engineering . It was much more fun just getting a few Corvette friends together and make a run up thru the foothills or to Yosemite or over to Monterey for dinner.
Clubs are fine if that is what works for ya… Personally I think it is like every other Club or Organization (Elks, Lions, Eagles, Legion, VFW ect…), memberships are down. The day of being a part of an organization is dwindling. Kids require too much attention with soccer, wrestling, baseball etc. and the parents bieng Helocopter Parents!! I also put some Fault the internet Social Media too … A LOT!!
Our two Corvettes would be on the fireplace mantle if they were not so big... Alas they take up space in the garage and the shop..
Good Luck with your questions and getting more participation..
I think the allure and fun that was had in days gone can never be had, the PC of today and the large Commercialization of NCCC and the Corvette in general has cleaned away alot of what it used to mean to own a Corvette and be part of the "Corvette Lifestyle"!!
(Gone are the Wet T-Shirt Contests, Beer Chugging. Keg Tossing, Swedish Ski Races, REAL Judged Car Shows, abiet Nothing more than Peoples Choice or how Clean or what Customs are added, they call this Judging )
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Thanks for the replies.
Yoda - I hear you! One of the reasons I'm asking these questions is to see what my local club needs to do to get better and attract/keep members. It' going to be difficult, I think.
As for me, a Corvette wasn't on my radar when I was younger - didn't figure I could afford one. So, I owned muscle cars (Chargers, Road Runners, Grand Nationals). As I got closer to 40, I started looking at sports cars - cars that did more than just accelerate. Btw, I tried autocross back in the '70s with my Charger - not something you really want to do.
Decided that sports cars were where I wanted to be and bought my first Vette - a 1992 LT1 coupe.
I love every aspect of driving a Corvette! It accelerates well and stops well. The real eye opener for me and many folks I talk to is the way it turns. When people asked me about my first Vette, sometimes I jokingly said that I made a mistake - the mistake was not getting one sooner!
Over 20 + years, my Vettes have been daily drivers - the new 427 Vert isn't that yet will may be in a few years.
Needless to say, my wife and I take the Vette out anytime we feel the need - rain or shine.
I've never had any of my Vettes on a drag strip but I have autocrossed them some. Didn't chase points, just raced locally with my club. Did a track day at TMS a couple of times during the Lone Star Classic - that was fun.
These days, my wife an I do open road racing events - Time/Speed/Distance rallies with our targe speed a modest 110. Nothing like being at triple digit speeds for an hours and not worrying about getting a ticket.
I've been in a Corvette club since 1994. Met my wife thanks to the Corvette club event - she showed up in a Vette and single!
My local club is not NCCC. We share membership with another local club that is NCCC. We like to do cruises and overnight road trips around Oklahoma. We've organized many of them in the past. We like gimmick rallies. We like to attend shows - even thought I know my "street car" isn't going to win. I like to talk about cars and shows are a great place to do just that.
So, keep posting here. I'm keeping records!Tuna
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My husband and I do many things with both Corvettes at the same time, or only one at other times. We used to enter both Corvettes in Corvettes-only judged shows but only take one now. I'm just too old to do all the preparation for this kind of show. Our Corvettes are clean, but there's a big difference between clean and "show clean"!
We do like to drive them as often as we can but never intentionally take them out in the rain. If rain develops while we're out...oh well!
We do belong to a large Corvette club and have been active members since 1994. This club was formed in 1962 and has always been in existence, even with only 5 members at one time. Today, there are more than 100 members (not counting spouses/significant others) and continues to be very active. The club has gone through some ups and downs with severe personality clashes, but the real problem people all left at the same time so those problems have ceased to exist. Our club focuses on raising money for about a dozen food pantries in our area. We give canned goods and non-perishables to the food pantries every month, as well as monetary donations a couple of times a year. We go on driving cruises, we have ice cream runs, we run a Monday cruise night during the summer, we participate in about 8-10 parades a year, and we have a yearly weekend getaway. All events are very well attended, and everyone gets along with each other.
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We have meetings 10 months out of the year (none in November and December although we have a big dinner/dance in November), and each meeting has food as part of the meeting in some way. Sometimes, it's a potluck supper, sometimes the club buys pizza, sub sandwiches, etc. We've learned that our members love to eat!
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4 Phyllo pastry sheets
2 tb Butter, melted
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1 lb Mushrooms, finely chopped
1 tb Light soy sauce
1 Garlic clove, minced
1 pn Nutmeg
3 Green onions, minced
2 tb Toasted walnuts, fine chop
2 tb Light mayonnaise
1 pn Salt
1/4 ts Pepper
Mushroom Filling: In nonstick skillet, melt butter over medium heat; cook mushrooms, soy sauce, garlic and nutmet, stirring, for about 7 minutes or until liquid is absorbed. Stir in onions and walnuts. Blend in mayonnaise. Season with salt and pepper to taste. Place 1 sheet of phyllo pastry on work surface, keeping remaining sheets covered withdamp cloth. Brush with butter. Lay second sheet of phyllo over top; brush with buter. Repeat with remaining sheets. Cut crosswise into fifths and lengthwise in thirds to make 30 squares total. Press each 4-layer square into nonstick 1-inch tart tin. Bake in 350F 180C oven for 10 minutes or until golden brown. Spoon filling into
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400 g Flour
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120 g Butter
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Cream butter and 300g sugar then add eggs, flour and sugar. Bake in a base (preferably a cast iron pan), at 180C for 20-30 mins. Test with a skewer. Peel apple or pear and core. Slice, then cover the base. Sprinkle sugar over and bake till the applepear is soft and a golden brown colour. To serve, place a plate over the baking pan and tip upside down. Source: Given to share with the express permission of Chef de Cuisine Giuliano Gasali of the Grand Formosa Regent Hotel Taipei. From: Sherree Johansson : Date: Wed, 06-2 Sound Advice Cooking (628) -----
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2/3 c Water
3 pk Yeast
1 tb Sugar
8 c Scalded Milk
2/3 c Shortening
1 c Sugar
1/2 c Molasses
2 tb Salt
12 c Whole Wheat Flour
Dissolve yeast in 2/3 c water while your milk is cooling. Dissolve 1 cup sugar in the hot milk. Stir all ingredients in large bowl, turn out and knead about 5 minutes, adding flour if needed. Knead about 5 minutes. Let rise until doubled in bulk, about 1 1/2
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Stephen Ceideburg 4 Aubergines (eggplants)
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3 tb Lemon juice
4 tb Sugar
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4 tb Powdered dried shrimp
Cook the aubergines whole in a hot oven (230 degrees C/450 degrees F/Gas Mark 8) or barbecue them directly over strong heat until the skins are burnt. Toss the aubergines into cold water, then peel and dice. Place the pieces in a serving dish and stir in the chopped shal- lot. Mix the fish sauce, lemon juice and sugar in a pan and bring to the boil. Pour over the aubergines. Serve sprinkled with coriander leaves and powdered shrimp. This dish goes well with meat or fish, but can also be served with Plain Rice (Khao Suoy). From "Discover Thai Cooking" by Chaslin, Canungmai and Tettoni, Times Editions, Singapore. 1987
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1/2 c Shortening
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I think I should report for what it is worth present attitude of Ceylon High Commissioner [1] here on Indonesia. First of all Goonetilleke is very critical of Bevin's failure to understand attitude of India, Australia and Ceylon and implications of Dutch action. He also feels that after their spirited reaction Americans are losing interest.
2. On other hand he has real doubts about Delhi Conference partly because number of Governments have declined to participate or are not sending top line representatives and partly because he naturally distrusts Indians. Goonetilleke thinks that Menon may in private talks here have receded somewhat from firm position taken by three of us at last week's meetings. I doubt this but think Menon may on certain aspects of Indonesian question prefer to take up line of his own and to maintain an absolutely independent position. At same time Goonetilleke is sceptical about Nehru who 'has ambitions to be leader of Asia'. Probably for same reason Pakistan High Commissioner [2] here while he has supported us has been very circumspect and I understand has consulted United Kingdom at some length about Delhi Conference although doubt whether United Kingdom people have given him any firm advice one way or other.
3. I merely send this as an indication of atmosphere for Delhi Conference and because Goonetilleke expressly suggested that I should warn you along these lines.
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I agree with Lucky, its a Catalpa. On the plus side, it is an interesting flowering tree (but on the minus side I remember the leaves all sticky by this time of year and the stickyness can affect things below the tree as well). ~Chills |
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The journey to first base for 30 young baseball players with special needs in the Champions Division of the Pony League begins today.
For some of the players, the run on the base paths will be slow; for others it will come with more ease.
But when the 5-10-year-old division Cubs play the Cardinals at 5 p.m. today at Akimel Park at Akimel Middle School at 2720 E. Liberty Lane in Ahwatukee and the 11-17-year-old division Diamondbacks play the Royals there in the nightcap beginning at 7 p.m., the real excitement will reign when the players connect their bat with the ball as many of them are donning a uniform and playing in a ball game for the first time.
Chris Kelly, who works as a sales executive for the U.S. Trust wealth management firm's western U.S. region, and serves on the Pony League's local 10-member board of directors, first began organizing the Champions Division in July 2011 to expand the league with the thought of maybe fielding two teams.
But the response from parents seeking to place their kids on a team was overwhelming, causing the league to blossom into four teams, Kelly said,
Now, over the next seven Friday evenings beginning at 5 p.m., there will be six games at Akimel Park at Akimel Junior High for the four teams featuring many players from the East Valley. Kelly had discovered the Champions Division of the Pony League when he was looking online for possible teams with special needs and discovered that the Champions Division had 180 kids in Cypress, Calif.
The excitement for the teams in the Valley began to mount on Thursday when the players received their uniforms at Akimel Park.
Kelly's son, Sam, 16, will be playing for the Diamondbacks, and his younger son, Jack, 9, also plays in the league.
"It's beautiful to hear the excitement in the voices of the kids," Kelly said. "When their parents told them that they were going to be playing baseball, some of them said, 'For real?'"
"The real excitement will come when the kids make contact with the ball. The sound that comes out of their mouths when they make that first contact of hitting the ball with a bat is pure joy. Some of the kids will be pitched to overhanded or underhanded, some will hit the ball off a batting tee and some will be helped to swing the bat. The coaches will be behind them all the way. We want to provide a positive experience for the families and the kids."
Part of that journey to first base includes an invitation to the community to come out to the games and cheer on the teams.
Each week, mentor groups from the community will be assisting coaches Pat Hickey (Cubs), Don Cooke (Cardinals), John Fendenheim (Royals) and Kelly (Diamondbacks).
On Friday, during the opening night of the league, members of the Desert Vista High School baseball team will be helping out.
Because of the challenges the players face, the teams do not practice for the games, but suit up for the game itself.
And like the beauty of the national pastime itself with the players in the Champions League, it mostly began with fathers playing catch with their sons.
Chris and Sam Kelly play catch in the front yard early in the morning for a half hour before the school bus comes to pick Sam up.
But on Friday, the Champions Division of the Pony League will begin showcasing all of its players.
"We hope to continue to grow the league, but not for the sake of being big," Kelly added. "We'll see where this takes us. We feel blessed to have all the support and compassion from the community.
"After you see these kids overcoming their challenges, you'll look at your own challenges a lot different."
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Arroyo Grande beats Nipomo 50-7
Righetti beats Cabrillo 55-15
St. Joseph beats San Joaquin 44-3
Mission Prep beats Rio Hondo 47-14
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