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The Pastille Dress is one of the patterns in The Colette Handbook I have been most excited to make. I love the feminine details Sarai has incorporated which take this classic sheath-style dress to a whole other level.
This past week we focused on alterations that are specific to the Pastille. One alteration I definitely needed to make was for the shoulders. As I am a broad-shouldered lass, as my granpa used to say, this is a necessity for me. Otherwise, my shoulders stick out a full 1.5" past the shoulder seam. Not a terrific look and it's especially pronounced when I wear garments with cap sleeves.
To alter my Pastille, I used the simple slash-and-spread method. I first drew my slashing line down from the shoulder and snipped down to the armscye.
You'll notice I did not trace the pattern for this garment and I may have shocked some of you with that. The truth of the matter is, I hate tracing patterns, although I do try to make myself do it (I did for the Meringue). Sometimes, the thought of tracing seems like a huge, laborious step, which dampens a lot of the joy of the process for me. It's during these times I cut and carry on.
After slashing the pattern and moving the cap sleeve out of the way, I took a scrap piece of tissue paper and marked out a space exactly 1.5" wide; the amount I needed to extend the shoulder seam. I placed one end flush against the left side of the slash and secured it with tape, then did the same with the other side.
I redrew the shoulder curve and fused the altered pattern piece to interfacing for added durability. Then I repeated the steps for the back bodice piece.
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That worthy, Perry White (played gruffly by Frank Langella), gives Clark Kent (Brandon Routhe) his job back after a five-year hiatus. See, Superman has been off searching unsuccessfully for his home planet, Krypton. In the meantime, lots has transpired. Lois Lane (Kate Bosworth) has had a son (father unknown but heavy-handedly implied) and won a Pulitzer Prize for her editorial, "Why the World Doesn't Need Superman." This stretches our credulity a tad when she later asks her editor for some spelling help, but why quibble?
The article was sort of a follow-up to another Lois wrote: "I Spent the Night with Superman." So one of the tensions in the story is between the two lovers, er, friends, er, colleagues. The other is between Superman and Lex Luthor (Kevin Spacey), who has somehow figured out the location of the Man of Steel's Arctic hideaway, stolen some powerful crystals, and figured out that he can create a new continent by chucking one into the ocean. (How he found this out is left to the imagination, but, again, we're in comic book land.) You might guess who wins this confrontation, which does involve kryptonite, though Singer and screenwriters Michael Dougherty and Dan Harris manage to wring considerable tension"and not a little humor!"out of the Battle between Good and Evil.
Routhe makes a decent new hero, Bosworth is OK, if a bit overmatched. But Spacey makes one of the best villains imaginable. Lex loves wealth and power, sure, but he also likes opera and has a keen sense of irony. Most comic bad guys have less than one dimension, but Spacey gives Luthor at least two. He's a pleasure to watch, every minute.
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Document Type Doctoral Thesis Author Nghidinwa, Andrew Ndeutalanawa URN etd-04012009-232641 Document Title Public service reform in Namibia : a case study of cadre appointments in the central government Degree PhD Department Public Management and Administration Supervisor
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Date 2008-09-04 Availability unrestricted Abstract The study examined the effects of Public Service Reform in the appointments of management cadres in the Public Service of Namibia from 1990 to 2005. Specific focus was given to the Office of the Prime Minister, the core institution in the management of the Central Government operations. The study found that the need for a new post-colonial dispensation compatible with the requirements of statehood prompted the structuring of Government institutions. The Research Question explicitly sought to explain the extent to which the Post-independent Public Service Reform initiatives have transformed the structures and reoriented the government institutions to adopt the New Public Management principles, which can ensure efficiency and effective delivery of services. The legislative frameworks, particularly the Constitution of Namibia and the Public Service Act, 1995 (Act 13 of 1995), have provided the bases for analyzing the Recruitment Policy in the Public Service of Namibia.A systematic semi-structured interview with respondents has significantly unveiled a highly structured institution, with complex mechanisms of planning and executing programmes within managerial frameworks. The empirical research conducted for the study explored the political, economic, social and historical significance of Public Service Reform and indeed produced sufficient evidence confirming the adoption of new ways of improving performance and of enhancing accountability of the civil servants. Qualitative research methods were employed to evaluate the participants' daily life experience for the purpose of describing the Public Service Reform from the insider's perspective.
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Hours after learning of the praise that Alex Anthopoulos had sent his way, amid the strong likelihood that he would be making his Major League Baseball debut at the end of the week, Brett Lawrie had the unthinkable happen to him in the bottom of the first inning of the Tucson vs. Las Vegas, Pacific Coast League game tonight.
Right handed starter Anthony Bass hit Lawrie with the second pitch of the at bat. The hand swelled up immediately and the Blue Jays top prospect was removed from the game and taken to hospital for x-rays. While there, Lawrie shared the following with his suddenly nervous Twitter followers:
I mean this as no disrespect to Lawrie and his eagerness to fulfill a childhood dream, but it all strikes me as kind of funny.
Never before has a prospect been so representative of the hope of a fan base. After toiling in mediocrity for almost twenty years, the Blue Jays have set in place a young general manager in Alex Anthopoulos who has shone brightly during his brief tenure. Reinvesting in scouting, ridding the payroll of an albatross, swapping lesser assets for greater ones and negotiating contracts that appear to be among the best deals in franchise history – he's done all of this in little more than a year with a mission statement promising an organization of elite players that would find sustained success.
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We are getting quite a few apricots off our tree and I don't want to many to go to waste. I've tried peeling the apricots but the skins don't want to come off and if it is OK I'd like to just freeze them skin on. Is this a doable solution? |
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- Posted by harvestman 6 (My Page) on Tue, Jun 19, 12 at 17:54
Why not. I've never heard of skinning apricots for culinary purposes- but then I don't read many recipes. Their skins are quite tender. |
Just be sure to pit them first. |
I would be hesitant to freeze apricots with skin - they are a soft-fleshed fruit and their texture will be ruined through freezing. If you've ever used frozen berries such as blueberries or strawberries, you know that after being reconstituted they are mushy and suitable only for jams, pies, toppings, etc. If you have to freeze your apricots, you can leave the skin on but be sure to slice or chop them. Later on you can use them for baking, sauces, and so on. Otherwise, consider canning or making jam out of extra fruit! It is surprisingly easy and there are plenty of recipes out there. This way your fruit will last throughout the year! |
Oh, and I should have mentioned that the REASON fruits don't hold their texture after freezing is because fruits are largely water, and when freezing, the water in their cells expands and bursts the cell walls, destroying their structure. Vegetables like carrots, potatoes, broccoli and so on freeze much better because they have more rigid cell walls and less water content! |
Apricots dry well, too. |
- Posted by supercurrymax none (My Page) on Wed, Jun 20, 12 at 17:30
I freeze a lot of fruit I buy if I don't use it all and pull out some to put in sauces and mustard I make. I'd do a similar thing with the apricots. |
You should know they will turn brown and mushy when frozen. Carla in Sac |
Freeze whole in vitamin C to avoid discoloration. Pits pop right out when thawed and make fine cobblers! Lost a tree last year, but still have apricots in the freezer hoping these younger trees will hurry up. So, yes, leave the skin on. |
par-boil for three minutes (in boiling water), remove skin then freeze. |
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As Jessica Alba stars in "Sin City: A Dame to Kill For", take a look at images of the actress throughout her career.
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How are clinical trials conducted
The doctors who conduct a clinical trial follow a carefully designed treatment plan called a "protocol." This spells out what will be done and why. Studies are planned to safeguard the medical and psychological health of patients as well as answer research questions.
Some clinical trials test one research treatment in one group of patients. Other trials compare two or more treatments in separate groups of patients who are similar in certain ways, such as the extent of the disease. This way, treatment groups are alike and the results from each can be validly compared.
One of the groups may receive standard (and most accepted) treatment so the new treatments can be directly compared to it. The group receiving the standard treatment is called the "control" group. For example, one group of patients (the control group) may receive the usual surgical treatment for a certain cancer, while another patient group with the same type of cancer may receive surgery plus radiation therapy to see if this improves disease control.
Sometimes, no standard treatment yet exists for certain cancer patients. In drug studies for such cases, one group of patients might receive a new drug and the control group, none. But no patient is placed in a control group without treatment if there is any known treatment that would benefit the patient. The control group is followed as often and carefully as the "treatment" group.
One of the ways to prevent the bias of a patient or doctor from influencing study results is "randomization." If a patient agrees to be randomized, this means he or she is selected by chance to be in one group or another. The researchers do not know which treatment is best. From what is known at the time, any one of the treatments chosen could be of equal benefit to the patient.
If the treatment in a trial is not helping the patient, the patient's doctor can decide to take him or her out of the study. Of course, the patient can decide to leave as well, and still receive other medical care. There are regular reviews of the results of the trial and the information is shared. This is important, because if a treatment is found to be too harmful or not effective, it is stopped. Also, when there is firm evidence that one method is better than the others in a study, the trial is stopped and all patients in the trial are given the benefit of the new information. Such information may help present and future patients.
Throughout a clinical study, a patient's personal doctor will be kept informed of the patient's progress. Patients are encouraged to maintain contact with their referring doctors.
The above information is taken from "What Are Clinical Trials All About?" published by the National Institutes of Health, National Cancer Institute


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Here are a few of my favorite Marcus Lee quotes from the McDonald's All-American Game — and remember that one NBA scout told me in five years that he believes Lee could be the best player in UK's incoming recruiting class.
On team chemistry: "You can't just have the best players and just see what happens. To make a puzzle, you can't just have the best pieces; you need pieces that actually fit."
On being a target for opponents: "Everybody will come in trying to bully us next year. We'll be able to take that and give it right back to them."
On expectations for next season: "Winning the national championship has gone through our minds. Now it's stuck in our minds. That is all we plan on doing, especially since we are all big competitors. We will refuse to lose next year
On what he learned about his future teammates: "I have learned that the (Harrison) twins never stop battling. They battle on and off the court. Off the court they are still human and 18. Just jokesters."


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1. Preheat oven to 400°. Heat a 10-inch cast-iron skillet in oven. Trim roots from onions; discard roots. Chop half of onions.
2. Whisk together eggs and milk. Sift together flour and next 3 ingredients. Gradually add flour mixture to egg mixture, whisking rapidly 20 to 30 seconds or just until blended and smooth. (There should be no lumps.) Stir in chopped onions. Let stand 5 minutes.
3. Carefully remove hot skillet from oven. Add butter, and let stand until butter is melted. Place skillet over medium-high heat, and pour batter into skillet. Arrange cheese and remaining whole onions over top of batter, and cook 30 seconds to 1 minute or until edges begin to set.
4. Transfer skillet to top oven rack, and bake at 400° for 22 to 25 minutes or until golden brown and puffy. (Outside edges should be crispy, and inside texture should resemble a custard popover. Pie will deflate quickly.) Serve immediately.
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So, my new kitchen is teensy tiny - just one wall. The room is Bangkok Rust, a dark warm red. The cabinets are oak (yuck, but can't change them) with black trim. The add depth, I was wondering about using a mirrored tile backsplash. I don't want it to look too contemporary though, nor modern or futuristic or tacky. Mirrors, if done well, can be classy, but they can also be super tacky. I'm not sure where a backsplash would fall.
Here's a photo of what I'm thinking: http://www.glasstileoasis.com/item.asp?item=13407 |
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- Posted by mtnrdredux (My Page) on Tue, Nov 8, 11 at 18:23
Mirrors w patina are very in. Even regular ones are pretty nice. I say no to tile, though, as the grout lines give a whole different feel. I have the aged mirror in my bathroom but its impossible to photograph! |
- Posted by LuAnn_in_PA (My Page) on Tue, Nov 8, 11 at 18:30
Another vote for no miniature tile mirrors! |
- Posted by palimpsest (My Page) on Tue, Nov 8, 11 at 18:56
It depends. Do you keep a lot of stuff on your counters? If so, you see double of it. If you keep the counter relatively clear and it reflects something interesting, like a view outside rather than one into the bathroom, it can be nice. But I would do full mirror or at least big squares, not mosaic. |
- Posted by haley_comet (My Page) on Tue, Nov 8, 11 at 20:06
I vote no. IMO a backsplash is a real long time element in your home and fear that mirrored will get dated more quickly then a more classic look. Then also there is the 'double clutter' look with anything that is on the counter. |
- Posted by celticmoon (My Page) on Tue, Nov 8, 11 at 23:04
Some years on this issue someone noted that the reflected 'headless torsos' might feel odd. That stuck with me. I vote no. Could you do shiney and well lit instead? |
It depends. Friends mirrored the backsplashes in the galley kitchen of their condo. I suspect that it was fairly expensive since it's a single piece of mirror on each wall. They fit perfectly down to the beveled mirror switchplates and outlet covers. They both cook, but the mirrors are spotless. I don't know how they do it. It wouldn't work for me. I can rinse my hands and soak three walls and the floor. Oh and the cats. They'd get on the counters and put nose prints on the mirrors just for the fun of getting me to shriek. |
I'm not feeling a mirrored backsplash. It would seem to me that it'd be really hard to keep clean, and I think it'd feel really busy in your small space. My DD hung a mirror over the sink in her apartment, since there was no window, and that was nice, but I just don't think the tiny mirrors would give the same effect. |
- Posted by mtnrdredux (My Page) on Tue, Nov 8, 11 at 23:29
Actually, a mirror is just glass and so very easy to clean. And it will depend on layout, but when you yourself are a headless torso you can't see the backsplash, you are too close. In one of the apts I had in NYC, i had a small galley with an ordinary mirrored backsplash. Not something I would have picked but I liked it and it sure did lighten it up. Ordinary mirror is quite reasonable. It is a lot less labor then say, tile, if you do a sheet of it. In the past I added mirrors to a basement work out room, and replaced mirrored doors, and dont even recall it being terribly expensive. But, as usual, Pal is right. You need to find out what your mirror will reflect first. Put one up and see what the "view" will be. |
Here is a link that might be useful: prior discussion on mirror b/s
I think stainless steel would look so much better. |
I would rather see a mirrored back splash in a butlers pantry or bar/coffee bar area than the main cooking area. Too hard to keep clean IMO. |
It isn't the entire kitchen backsplash but I have a beveled mirror behind my stove and I'm here to tell ya, it is the easiest thing in the world to keep clean as mtnrdredux said. I cook all the time and clean up with window cleaner and a microfiber rag. There wouldn't be less splashing/spattering if the material was something else (tile, paint, stone...) but the spatters might not SHOW as much - and to me, not seeing the yuk is worse than seeing it and knowing where to clean! Another material (especially with grout) wouldn't be as easy to clean, either. Having a mirror there bounces light around a dark area of my kitchen and has somewhat the same feel as a window - the eye can travel beyond the wall confines (and I can see the tv behind me as I cook!). As for the entire counter space, if you keep appliances on your counters (I only have a toaster), do you want to see the back of them? I keep oils & vinegar in pretty bottles on my counter in a nice basket so the reflection of that wouldn't bother me. |
- Posted by dalmadarling (My Page) on Wed, Nov 9, 11 at 20:10
Think it looks great! I didn't realize there we so many options and designers who have done it in a very "un-tacky" way. Go for it! |
Here is a link that might be useful: Mirrored Backsplash Examples
I had a condo which faced north and was very dark. I used mirrors on my backsplash to reflect light from the one floor-to-ceiling window I had in the living room/kitchen combo room. It really brightened up the space. The room was a sage green. Sorry, I never took a picture of it and no longer live there. |
I don't keep things on my counter, so the double reflection isn't an issue. I see what you mean about grout though ... but I really am liking the solid piece idea, especially if I can find/afford a smoked or distressed looking solid piece. I got the idea from my bf house, where the previous owner placed a large, but not quite fitted, mirror above the sink where a window would normally be. It really adds depth to the small kitchen. I'm going to do some more research for inspiration photos. I don't want to destroy my 'non modern' look, but I do like the idea of bouncing a little light around the tiny room. |
yogocat, you had me laughing so hard concerning you issues with washing your hands, 3 towels and the cats. I can see me now in the scenario. I have nothing out on my counter in the kitchen or the bathroom. Sick huh? beth, I hope if when you do it you will show it Good luck with a tough decision. If you don't like it iwhen it is up then cluter the counters with stuff. |
- Posted by mtnrdredux (My Page) on Thu, Nov 10, 11 at 7:51
Beth, Just look up your local glass place. They will have samples of all levels of antiques mirror that you can look through. Plain glass will be less. I spent $23 sq ft for my antiqued glass in my bathroom, but I am in a high cost area and it was through my GC, who has a knack for finding me the worst prices. I am certain you can find it for less. |
My SIL put in a mirror backsplash. To me, it was very disconcerting. You couldn't see anything but slices of your own midriff. It didn't make the room bigger because there wasn't enough mirror surface to create that illusion. How tall is your backsplash, beth? |
- Posted by cliff_and_joann (My Page) on Thu, Nov 10, 11 at 9:05
Mirrored backsplashes are very good for small kitchens. In 1985 we put in a new kitchen and mirrored the backsplash. It's a 10 foot run with two side walls that are mirrored as well. We removed the mirror when we installed our new kitchen cabs five years ago. It made the kitchen feel close and smaller...so, we reinstalled the same mirror. In addition we installed a mirror over the stove and here's one I just found from 2008, a close-up on the 10 foot side, |
Oh Joann, I LIKE that. It feels like your window space is doubled. I don't know how big my backsplash is, lol, but I get to go in tomorrow for another lookie see and to have the carpet guy measure the basement for the room we're building down there. I don't close until next week but there are a few projects that I want to do before moving in (including a total interior repaint) and removing the ugly, out of alignment/off center/unlevel chunk of poorly laid out tile they've stuck right behind the stove. They didn't do the whole backsplash, just a chunk, with cheap white 4 X 4 tile and the lines are all crooked, grout coming out, etc. I figured once I rip that out and redrywall that little section, I either need to patch and paint it or do something else, and I'm really liking this idea. Those select projects will need to be done in about a week as I really have to get out of this house asap. I think though, if cut to fit and in large chunks, it shouldn't take long to put up with clips. I can't glue it though ... against the rules. I will take pix tomorrow. The last time I went in my camera settings were off and none of my pix came out. Tomorrow I will do better and photograph the entire place, each wall, for my before pix. |
- Posted by cliff_and_joann (My Page) on Fri, Nov 11, 11 at 9:52
caminnc, Your coffee island is gorgeous. I love it, and the stain color is awesome too. Yes Beth, give us some photos of the space. The mirrors |
- Posted by cliff_and_joann (My Page) on Fri, Nov 11, 11 at 14:42
beth, here it is from the breakfast room view. this mirror is actually 26 years old. the mirror we installed over the stove is only a few years old. |
I think out of the link to mirrored bs', I like the one with the subway tiles the most. I would want small grout lines, but I like the idea of breaking up the mirror. It will be like a disco globe and will sparkle. I googled a search and came up with the link below. Check this out too, and scroll down to the one with the silver vase: http://glamlamb.com/?p=3042 |
Here is a link that might be useful: how it would look installed and if you had that lady to your house
I just got back and am so happy! They have really gotten a lot done and it's looking so much better. I'm still not digging the oak, but oh well, it's a minor thing and I will work around it. Thankfully they used a truer oak stain and not one of those yellow honey ones that just looks, well, yellow. Here are my kitchen pix as of today: http://timetostartoveragain.blogspot.com/ Keep in mind my wall color is Waverly Bangkok Rust. The name is deceiving, as is the online swatch. It's really a warm dark red, not a rust, and darker than the "tomato soup" looking swatch they have online. My accents will be black, including the new cab for the dishwasher and the crown going around the top of the cabs. |
- Posted by gsciencechick (My Page) on Fri, Nov 11, 11 at 20:50
Love the full mirrors! I'm not so sure about the mirror tiles, though. |
- Posted by mtnrdredux (My Page) on Fri, Nov 11, 11 at 21:46
If you can kind of kneel on the floor with the stove behind you, and take a photo at about 32" high, you will see what would be reflected in your proposed mirror backsplash |
- Posted by littlebug5 (My Page) on Fri, Nov 11, 11 at 23:10
While I can see that these examples are very well done with nice countertops and cabinets, I still don't like the mirrors. I am very minimalist, I guess. It looks to me as though the stuff on the counters is tripled or quadrupled, and it feels very very crowded and cluttered to me. And when there's NOTHING on the counter, it feels "bathroom-y." To each his own. |
- Posted by jterrilynn (My Page) on Sat, Nov 12, 11 at 15:52
Hi, I put mirrors in my kitchen doors and I have to say that they are very easy to clean. This picture is before the kitchen was done ( over a year ago) but best shows the mirrors. They mostly reflect the outdoors and I do love them. Go for it! |
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Here's a few new blooms from Texas and several WIP pics of projects I have been working on. Enjoy the colors of Texas |
Here is a link that might be useful: my new photos
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- Posted by susiesunshine (My Page) on Fri, Jun 6, 08 at 11:24
Flagtruck: T H A N K S so very very much for the WONDERFUL Pictures ! They are wonderful to L@@K at ! ! ! I appreciate ALL of your creative ARTISTIC work ! ! ! I think you are an inspiration !!! Coming from One Texan To Another !!!! God Bless ! Susiesunshine |
Thanks Susie...where are you in Texas? Thank you for the nice comments. I have tried to document my blooms better this year than in the past. I have started using flowers a lot in my mosaic work, so you can see where my inspiration comes from. Are you close enough for a visit. I am in New Boston, near Texarkana. |
- Posted by susiesunshine (My Page) on Fri, Jun 6, 08 at 13:17
Dear Flagtruck: I am from West Texas - Odessa - But last lived North Dallas... Frisco TX... CURRENTLY>>> Displaced to just west of Chicago... Had a terrible, Cold, Snowy WINTER (5 months ) I hate it here..... I want to move back to Texas ASAP ! ! ! But I always enjoy your pictures.... and like they always say......... You can take the girl outa TEXAS>>>BUT>>>> you can Never Ever Take TEXAS outa the girl !!!! I wish I was close to you for a visit... but your pictures sure do help me make it through all this...! God Bless ! Susiesunshine ( < 8 |
- Posted by bamasusanna (My Page) on Fri, Jun 6, 08 at 21:55
Hey Flag!! I was just looking at your flickr site today at work. My friends and I were drooling over everything!! Did you ever finish the urn/fountain? |
Bama, still working on the grout on the fountain urn. It is sooooo big, I am half done. My son says I am a big Procrastinator...lol |
Sure tell you've gotten more rain that we have in San Antonio! Beautiful shots and great mosaic work. Howdy Texas Sister! |
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Posted: June 28, 2010
The National Coalition of Estheticians, Manufacturers/Distributors & Associations (NCEA) celebrated its 10 year anniversary.
The inaugural organizational members meetings was held 10 years ago on June 25, 2000.
Goals to acheive at that meeting included identifying aims, goals and objectives, governance and administration issues and key initiatives; establish a budget; and decide upon next steps.
Ever wonder what organizations were around back then?
- American Society of Esthetic Medicine
- American Academy of Medical Aestheticians, Inc.
- American Aestheticians Education Association
- American Electrology Association
- American Society of Esthetic Medicine
- Day Spa Association
- Esthetics, Manufacturers & Distributors Alliance
- International Guild of Professional Electrologists
- National Society of Paramedical Esthetic Professionals
- Society of Clinical & Medical Electrologists
Through growth and transformation, the NCEA has maintained (+/-) 16 association members (many of the original 22 no longer exist or have merged), and has grown its corporate members to include manufacturers/distributors, schools and post-graduate training facilities. Individual memberships were an added membership category in 2002 to further represent the growing need for representation of esthetic professionals to state regulatory boards.


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By KEITH TAYLOR, Winchester Sun
LEXINGTON  Kentucky guard Jarrod Polson saved his best for last during the Blue-White game last week at Rupp Arena. The former West Jessamine standout scored the blue team's last basket  a dunk  in a 126-104 win over the white squad. Polson missed his first three field goal attempts, but had four rebounds, collected a pair of steals and two assists. At 6-foot-2, Polson even pulled down a rebound.
Polson took a few minutes to answer some questions following the intrasquad scrimmage.
How much has Terrence Jones improved this season?
"Terrence is a new guy. He's a new player and he even came in the summer and just worked harder than I've ever seen him work before. Obviously it showed off (in the Blue-White game) and it's going to show up during the season.â€Â
Are you surprised that he came out and scored 52 points in the Blue-White game?
"Not really. We have been practicing with him for a month or so now and he's done that in practice. He's a totally different player and he's played so hard this year. It's going to be hard to stop him.â€Â
What about you? What have you gotten better at?
"I'm just learning more about the offense. I'm probably not going to be a scorer this year. If I can get in there, play some good defense and control the offense. That's what I'm trying to do. I probably going to play the one or two most of the time, so if I'm at that point-guard position, I'm just working to get the team into place and do what I need to do running (the team) and things like that.â€Â
How far do you see this team going this season?
"Obviously, our goal is to get to the national championship and I honestly see it (happening). We were just talking (after the game) and we have so many different players and so many good players who are good at different things. It's going to be really exciting this year.â€Â
What is the difference between this team and last year's squad and the progression of the two teams at this point in the season?
"We might be further along this year (at this time) than we were last year in certain areas. We're doing more dribble drive this year than we did last year. Last year we were more like a team that came off the pick-and-roles and the screens and stuff like that. We're definitely more of an up-tempo team this year, but that's because of the way all of our guys play.â€Â
How much have Darius (Miller) and Doron (Lamb) improved?
"They're just like Terrence. They've put in the work last summer and it's helped them elevate and improve their game. With Darius, I haven't seen him miss a shot in a while. Doron struggled at first a little bit, but he had 31 points (in the blue-white game). They have both improved and they're definitely going to be ready for the season, too.â€Â
Are you guys ready to play an outside opponent such as Transylvania Wednesday?
"It's going to be really nice to get some competition in and actually have a real-game experience.â€Â
What about being picked to win the Southeastern Conference? Is there some pressure involved with that?
"We have a lot of expectations this year. I don't think it adds pressure. We know what to expect. We're going to work our hardest and see what happens from there.â€Â
How do you handle that pressure, especially after going to the Final Four last year?
"You just have to realize this is a new year and it really just comes down to one game at a time and trying to get better at some category every game. We just have to take every day seriously in practice.â€Â
What about the freshman class? How good are they?
"They're unbelieveable. They're all different in their own way, but at the same time, they're all just great players. They're all really mature and they work harder than any freshman group I've seen. I think they'll be ready for the season.â€Â
Did we see how good they are in the Blue-White game?
"You probably haven't seen their best. I mean they all played pretty good, but they definitely have more in store for this season.â€Â


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Historic Monuments of Down
These fact sheets are excellent guides to the heritage of Northern Ireland. The technical language used however makes them more suitable for use by teachers and pupils at Key Stage 4 and above. The fact sheets are listed in order of county simply for the convenience of schools completing a local study. Other interest groups will also find them a useful introduction to the sites. More detailed information about specific sites are available from visitor centres.
- Prehistoric Monuments of County Down (.PDF 821Kb)
- Early Christian and Early Medieval Monuments of County Down (.PDF 799Kb)
- High Medieval Monuments of County Down (.PDF 1.07Mb)
- Late Medieval Monuments of County Down (.PDF 819Kb)
PDFs are available for download and hard copies are also available from our Country Parks, Countryside Centres and certain Monuments. Further information can be obtained from:
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"Look not to me, nor to the laws of men, but to the sea. Raise your sails and unship your oars, my lord, and take yourself to Old Wyk. You, and all the captains and the kings. Go not to Pyke, to bow before the godless, nor to Harlaw, to consort with scheming women. Point your prow toward Old Wyk, where stood the Grey King's Hall. In the name of the Drowned God I summon you. I summon all of you! Leave your halls and hovels, your castles and your keeps, and return to Nagga's hill to make a kingsmoot!"
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You have been summoned to the kingsmoot, and the fate of your homeland depends on its outcome. Raise your sails and set a course for Roseville, Minnesota!
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Days of Ice and Fire 2013 will feature tournaments, open play, and a host of other events focusing on A Game of Thrones: The Board Game Second Edition, A Game of Thrones: The Card Game, Battles of Westeros, and more! Meet and interact with the games' designers in one of our informative Q&A sessions or test your mettle in one of several exciting competitions.
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Fans of A Game of Thrones: The Card Game won't want to miss Days of Ice and Fire 2013, where they'll be able to compete in an official Regional Championship Tournament. Face off against the top players in the area to win prizes, earn bragging rights, and take the first step toward the World Championship Weekend in November; the winner of this Regionals Championship Tournament will receive a first round bye at Worlds!
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A glass of milk
To prepare for his big date, the young man went on top of the roof of his apartment building in order to get a little colour for himself. Not wanting any tan lines to show, he sunbathed in the nude. Unfortunately, the young man fell asleep while on the roof, and managed to get sunburned on his "tool".
Being very determined the young man decided not to miss his date because it was with a hot blonde. So, he put some lotion on his manhood and wrapped it in gauze, feeling this should resolve his painful situation.
The blonde showed up for the date at his apartment, and the young man treated her to a home-cooked dinner, after which they went into the living room to watch a movie. During the movie, however, the young man's sunburn started acting up.
After several minutes of extreme discomfort he asked to be excused. A friend had told him that milk was very effective in reducing sunburn pain so he went to the kitchen, and poured a tall, cold; glass of milk. He then placed his sunburned member in the milk and experienced immediate relief.
The blonde, however, wondering what he was doing, wandered into the kitchen to find him with his "Love Muscle" immersed in a glass of milk.
With a look of understanding the blonde exclaimed, "So, THAT'S how you load those things".


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Keeping your PC free from useless files that clutter your system is near impossible – given the amount of downloaded programs and internet browsing that takes place in modern day life. It's not just clutter we need to worry about either; it's the harmful malware and other viruses that we need to be on the lookout for as well. Everyday people are having their personal information stolen from their computers because of spyware and viruses alike. Removing these files from your PC is not only important for the performance of your computer, but the safeness of your privacy, too.
- Speed up the performance of your PC?
- Remove dangerous files from your hard-drive?
- Protect your private information?
- Reduce Window's errors?
If you answered 'yes' to any of the above, then you need to consider trying the Reimage PC repair software. Want to know why? Read on!
What Is Reimage?
The first thing you need to know about Reimage is that it is NOT virus protection software. Reimage is software that focuses on removing corrupted and damaged files from your PC. These are the type of files that can clog your PC up and cause its performance to drop. Although Reimage isn't designed to prevent viruses from infecting your computer, it is designed to help remove the lingering presence of them.
Reimage has been labelled 'the all in one solution' to PC health – and for good reason too. The software comes with a vast amount of features that will help any PC owner benefit from. Whether you are looking to speed your PC's performance up or repair crashes and screen freezes; Reimage is the only software you need.
The process in which Reimage works is simple and can be summed up in three simple steps:
- Reimage scans your entire system for bad files
- Reimage displays its results
- Reimage fixes those bad files from your PC, allowing for better performance.
The Reimage database consists of over 25 million updated components that are used to replace corrupted or damaged files that the software finds.
Reimage Benefits
Let's take a quick look at how your PC can benefit from using the Reimage software. First and foremost, let's take a look at what the Reimage software can fix.
Window's errors
We have all encountered Window's errors at some point in our life. These errors are frustrating and can cause us to lose important information and work. The longer than you continue to ignore such errors, the more damage will happen to your PC. Somewhere on your PC is a file or files that are causing these errors to happen. You could search for the files manually, but this could take hours. The best solution of fixing Window's errors is by using the Reimage software. Reimage quickly finds the problematic files and fixes them, allowing for much smoother performance.
The blue screen of death
Given the name of the problem, you would have to assume it's a bad one – and it is. This type of error is usually caused by a fatal system crash. When this happens, you can lose files that you are currently working on and even cause damage to other files on your hard-drive. In order to prevent this critical error from occurring, Reimage finds the problematic files and fixes them so you don't encounter the blue screen of death again.
One of the most common problems with owning a PC is the freezing. Constant freezes or lagging can cause severe irritation and can cause you to lose value time when working on your computer. These freezes don't just happen out of awkwardness. Over time, your PC has accumulated a tonne of corrupted files that collectively bring down the performance of your PC and cause it to crash and freeze more frequently. Reimage finds these files, fixes then and allows you to operate your PC easier, with no freezes.
Although Reimage doesn't protect your PC from incoming viruses, it does help get rid of the problems that viruses leave behind. Even after your anti-virus software has removed the problem, there are still files left behind that can affect the health of your PC. The Reimage software scans your computer for those files and helps to fix them so your computer can run the way it used to.
Protect your privacy
Malware can come in many different forms. Either way, they are dangerous toward the health of your computer. A lot of malware is accidently downloaded online and can lead to third parties gaining access to private information stored on your hard-drive.
To help protect your privacy, Reimage helps detect such malware as:
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- Crimeware
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As you can see, there are a vast amount of problems that Reimage can solve, which makes the software extremely valuable to any PC owner. With a huge data base of updated files that replace broken or damaged ones, you can expect to fix most of your PC problems using this software.
Downsides to Using Reimage
As with any type of software, Reimage does have a drawback or two – but nothing to get concerned about. The only problem that you may encounter with Reimage is the speed in which the program operates. During peak internet times, you may find that the web-based software downloads new components slowly, especially if you don't have great internet connection.
The only other downside to Reimage would be the price. The total price amounts to over $50 which is more than most will be willing to pay for online based software. However, the features work extremely well, despite being slow at times making the software well worth the asking price and probably a lot more.
The software is actually extremely easy to use, and scanning your PC can only take a matter of minutes. The navigation is impressive and given that the software can dramatically improve the performance of your PC, the pros of this product massively outweigh the cons.
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Although the software runs through an online interface, it still has a lot of impressive features that can massively increase the performance of your PC. Although the whole idea of using online based software may seem a novelty, it doesn't mean that it is, by any stretch of the imagination. There are other software out there that don't come anywhere near the Reimage package, albeit at a lot cheaper prices or even free.
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January Blizzard Shuts Down Campus
Published: 2011-01-13
The ENC campus was buried in a blanket of white when a Nor'easter hit New England on January 12, 2011, canceling the first day of classes for the spring semester. 14.6 inches of snow fell at Logan International Airport in Boston, a dozen miles from campus, while other areas of New England saw as much as 2 feet of snow. The Facilities Department worked hard to clear the snow and ice as it continued to blow around and pile up throughout the day. Several snow forts appeared on campus, as well as a snowman complete with ENC gear!
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A Cappella Choir to Hold Valentine's Day Benefit Concert
A Cappella Choir to perform at Lincoln Center and Jordan Hall
A New Year Begins
Alum to Appear on Discovery Channel Feature
Alumni Cheer on the Lions in PA
Alumni Gather in Michigan and New Hampshire
Alumni in California Gather Together
Annual Christmas Concert with Symphonic Winds and 4 O'Clock Jazz
Annual Performance of Handel's 'Messiah'
Arts Week 2011
Career Week - March 21-24
Chamber Singers Present Madrigals Feast
Choral Union Presents Mozart 'Requiem'
Community Invited to Join Symphonic Winds
Eastern Nazarene College accreditation is continued
Eastern Nazarene College Professor Randall J. Stephens named a Fulbright Scholar
Eastern Nazarene College to Hold Commencement May 7
ENC as Main Sponsor of 'Courageous' Movie Premiere
ENC Choirs Travel for Winter Tours
ENC Fund Surpasses Fiscal Year Goal
ENC Honors Faculty and Staff at Dinner Celebration
ENC hosts New England premiere of feature film, The Grace Card
ENC Partners with South Shore YMCA
ENC to hold Winter Commencement January 30
ENC to mark first anniversary of Haitian earthquake with chapel service
ENC Welcomes Community for Neighborhood Appreciation Day
ENC welcomes high school students and sponsors for Festival of Life 2011
Eric Samuel Timm, Christian Artist and Painter, to Speak
Faculty Scholarship and Achievement - April 19, 2011
Faculty Scholarship and Achievement - April 4, 2011
Faculty Scholarship and Achievement - December 13, 2011
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Faculty Scholarship and Achievement - June 14, 2011
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Faculty Scholarship and Achievement - March 22, 2011
Faculty Scholarship and Achievement - March 8, 2011
Faculty Scholarship and Achievement - May 17. 2011
Faculty Scholarship and Achievement - May 3, 2011
Grammy Award-winning Jars of Clay to perform at ENC
Grand Opening of Student Center Cafe and Lounge
History Department Presents Lecture on 'Godless Europe, Religious America'
History Department to Sponsor Music Performance
History Lecture on Op-Eds
History Lecture Series with Jonathan Walton, April 13
History Professor Don Yerxa to Head Major Grant Program
Honors Chapel Highlights Student Achievements
Honors Scholar Weekend at ENC
Jacqueline Dyer, Ph.D. joins ENC faculty
January Blizzard Shuts Down Campus
Jars of Clay Performs at ENC
New Faculty Members Join Campus
President Dr. Corlis McGee to receive South Shore Women's Business Achievement Award
Professor publishes new book on The Language of Science and Faith
Remembering Haiti
Rev. Dr. Samuel Vassel to speak for Spring Revival
Science and Faith Book Signing
Sign Language Club Offers Classes for All Ages
Social Work Month Celebration
South Shore Organization Recognizes Rising ENC Leaders
Spiders and Snakes and Lizards, Oh My!
Students Experience Poverty with Jubilee Village
Students Travel for the Summer
Symphonic Winds and Jazz Band Spring Concert
Theatre Department to present 'Dr. Faustus' April 14-16
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text: Just got back from my latest WDW trip and I finally scored a copy of "Magic Kingdom, Imagineering the Magic" dual DVD set. Boy was I surprised when I put what was labeled as Disc 1 into my player and it was disc 2, and vice versa. Was this an issue with the entire DVD run or do I have a "special" copy? :)


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Posted: 29 May 2010 11:16 am | Author: maryann | Filed under: class readings | 1 Comment »I see a lot of folks are talking about RefWorks this week, since our assignment is due next week. I admittedly got a lot of work done on it the first week of school, but I've slacked a little bit since then — I started to find sources from Google Scholar, noticed that it doesn't load complete information all the time, and I've been dreading coming back to it.
Guess I gotta go back some time, right?
I read some frustration from some folks about the tech class, and I hear you!! With my weddding a week and a couple of days away, I'm a little worse for wear right now! But we will get through it! That's the only option!
At any rate, even though I've been quiet this week, I've been around. (Has anyone else? Haven't heard a peep around here!) I'll leave you for the weekend with some good bits I read on the Interwebs this week:
- Why Closing Libraries Might Be the Best Thing (Right Now) — Agnostic, Maybe
- Survey Finds Dedicated E-Readers Might Be "Toast" (and why there's hope for the iPad — Tennant: Digital Libraries
- U.Va. library gets $87,000 grant for born-digital materials preservation — DigitalKoans
- Recipe for coconut shrimp — Life's Ambrosia (a girl's gotta eat!)
- ProQuest partnership makes rare early European books available online — Peter Scott's Library Blog
- Reading lists, citation management, and connective tissue — Lorcan Dempsey's Weblog


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Marinas International signs deal to manage Florida facility
Posted onMarinas International was awarded a management contract for the Bradenton Boat Club on Florida's west coast.
The boat club is a drystack facility on the Intracoastal Waterway with the capacity to serve more than 300 boating customers. In addition to rack and slip storage, the club offers amenities such as watercraft rental, brokerage, boat detailing, marine service and ample courtesy dockage for its members.
The boat club was acquired a little more than two years ago by a real estate professional from Lafayette, La.
Based in Dallas, Marinas International manages storage options at 25 marinas in 12 states.
"We have been an industry leader in professional marina management for almost 30 years, and we are thrilled to welcome the Bradenton Boat Club into our family of marinas," managing partner Gregg Kenney said in a statement. "[The boat club] will be a valuable addition to our portfolio, and we couldn't be more excited about our new relationship with BBC and its ownership."
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The current Infiniti G35 Coupe is a favorite around this office, and it's easy to see why. It is, of course, drop dead gorgeous, but its beauty is more than skin deep. You can hear its front-mid-mounted 3.5-liter, 275-hp V-6 sing its baritone wail from blocks away. And once behind the wheel, you can't help but hang the tail out at every curve - the G35 loves to dance.
It's not without its faults, of course. The G35 (both and sedan and coupe form) are most often compared to the BMW 3-series, and that presents a slight problem for the Infinitis. See, in terms of refinement, all the Gees are quite a few steps behind the venerable Threes.
We had the opportunity to sample a pre-production test mule at Nissan's test facility in Arizona last month, and were waiting - impatiently - to tell you all about it until the G37 was revealed at the 2007 New York Auto Show. That was, until one of our fellow magazines had a mishap and released their May issue to digital subscribers a little early.
Their loss (Infiniti is likely furious about this) is your gain - the wait is over. We can now say the words that BMW fans (your humble author included) will hate to hear: Infiniti has set its sights squarely at BMW, and the new G37 is a shot that hits the 3-series square in its Angel Eyes.
First thing's first - just as you'd expect, the higher number in the G37's name denotes a larger displacement engine. The 2007 model's VQ35 3.5-liter has been stroked to 3.7 liters. The new engine, dubbed VQ37VHR, now has an 86-mm stroke (up from 81.4 mm) and a compression ratio that is, at 11.0:1, four-tenths of a point higher.
The biggest news about the engine, however, is that it is the world's first application of Nissan's VVEL (Variable Valve Event and Lift) technology. Like BMW's Valvetronic, VVEL eliminates the need for a conventional throttle butterfly, controlling engine output by continually and steplessly varying valve lift and timing. The V-6 retains a conventional throttle butterfly, but it's used for emissions-related purposes only, according to Nissan.
By having infinite control over both valve lift and timing, Nissan was able to flatten the VQ's torque curve at both the bottom and top of the rpm range. The result is that while the 3.7-liter's 270 lb-ft peak torque is only 2 lb-ft higher than the 3.5-liter's, the curve shows improvements of about six percent down low and four percent up high.
The increase in high-rpm torque results, of course, in more horsepower. The G37 is preliminarily rated at 330 horsepower. And as a result of VVEL, it should beat the 3.5-liter's EPA fuel economy ratings. Now that's progress.
Nissan says that, compared with BMW's Valvetronic, VVEL is 32% quicker to respond, 20% smaller, and uses 52% less parts per cylinder. It also allows the engine to rev higher - the 3.7-liter is redlined at 7,500rpm.
The G37 will be available with a 6-speed manual transmission (6MT) or a 5-speed automatic. 6MT and sport-pack automatics, like the test mule we drove, will have limited-slip differentials.
Even with the automatic, we noticed no throttle lag from the VVEL. Indeed, the throttle was precise enough to help us do exactly what the G Coupe loves to do best - fantastic power-slides.