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No Pedote keeps on fighting for 2nd. I would think that with strong downwind wind his bath tub boat would be faster but it seems it has a very similar performance regarding the main rivals. Maybe the bigger advantage comes when more stability is needed: on a beam reach or even upwind in certain conditions with considerable wind pressure.
Fact is that Boidevezi played masterfully in what regards strategy in the beginning of the race following a lonely course and winning some advantage...but he is not losing it. Lots of wind ahead. It is going to be a great race....with a lousy coverage: where is the starting video?
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Au contraire, mon ami Paulo! Pedote put his foot down and is now leading the fleet, with Boidevezi dropped from the peloton and falling behind by nearly 23 miles. Marie is holding on as best he can, 4.4 miles back, but the gap is widening between the scow and the old school.
I'm very impressed with Justine Mettraux's performance in the Series class, where she's hanging tough in second place with Simon Koster. But who is this Aymeric Belloir (810) fellow in the lead? I confess I'm not familiar with him and apologize if I should be.
Obviously, in a one-legged race of over 3,000 miles what's happening right now doesn't mean much. Many a lead has quickly evaporated with the changing weather patterns, but I don't think the ITCZ is going to be much of a factor in this year's race, since they are not finishing in Brazil and, therefore, not going south of the equator. So if Pedote can pile up a big enough lead and avoid breaking something, this should be his race to lose. Very exciting, nonetheless.
Meanwhile, over in the TJV, Stamm and Beyou have been dropped by the blazingly fast Gabart, who is now breathing down the neck of Riou/Le Cam, just under 17 miles in the lead. By tomorrow morning the universe will be set right again and Macif will be disappearing into the distance. In boats so closely matched, the Gabart / Desjoyeux performance is all the more incredible. Would love to hear the conversations on Cheminées Poujoulat and Maître Coq. Probably looking up the phone number of VPLP.
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So a while back I bought a bunch of these fliptop bottles: http://morebeer.com/view_product/15635/102304/Bottles_-_16_oz_Swing_Top_12 I used them to bottle some sour ales, parts of three different batches. If you know anything about brewing sours, you realize they take a lot of time and dedication. In my case, I had an imperial Berliner Weiss, and two sour brown ales aged on cherries and oak. The brown ales had been aging for about a year and the cherries were from the farmer's market. In short, these beers took a ton of effort. Well as luck would have it, the goddam bottles didn't seal. In each case, I bottled a few with the fliptop and a few in regular crown cap bottles. In every case, the crown caps carbonated up and I had wonderful beer. However, not one of the fliptop bottles carbonated. So yesterday i am in Morebeer and I mention it to the guy working. I get to the point in my story where I say "I bought some of these bottles" and he says "Say no more" and goes on to tell me that the latest batch of those bottles are defective and don't seal. He said he would gladly take them back. BUT: they are still selling them. And quite frankly, considering the time and effort these ales took, I'm inclined to ask for more than my money back. I mean, they knew these things are defective and yet they continue to sell them without any sort of warning. What are your thoughts?
I think you have more self control than I do.
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First thing I would do is put a review up on their site - I noticed there are no reviews posted for these bottles. And, yes, I guess I would feel the same way you do - especially considering they knew/or now know that the bottles have problems. Hopefully it is made right for you - not that your time and effort can totally be compensated, but within reason. My dealings with morebeer have always been very good.
Knowingly selling a defective product makes them legally negligent. Not that I would, but you could probably take them to small claims court and win your cash back as well as compensation for your lost brew, time, effort and possibly punitive damages. I agree they owe you more than just the cost of the bottles. IMO the bottles plus double the cost of ingredients for your lost brews would be satisfactory.
Are you sure that they are still selling the defective ones? It is possible that they took the defective bottles off the shelves when they found out that they were broken, and have since replaced them with a newer batch that works.
I seriously doubt they're selling the defected bottles on purpose. getting a good name as a HBS is about as aggressive as the craft beer business.
There is a difference between pride and arrogance. Which do you hold in your heart?
that sucks... hopefully they will at least replace the bottles and the ingredients for the beers.
I had a set that didn't hold carbonation too well either, I replaced the gaskets and it fixed the problem. If its a defect in the lip of the bottle this probably wont fix it, but if they are just cheap gaskets (mine were BRIGHT red) it may help.
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Middlesbrough missed the chance to go top of the Championship as they played out a goalless draw at Nottingham Forest.
Forest had the better chances, with Adlene Guedioura's shot deflected over before Chris Cohen fired wide.
Billy Sharp collected a knock-on from Simon Cox late on, but his shot smashed against the woodwork.
Scott McDonald had the best chance for the visitors, but his effort looped onto the roof of the net.
The draw for Middlesbrough brought to an end a six-game winning run that has moved them up to second in the Championship.
Forest are 11th in the standings, two points outside the play-off places.
Nottingham Forest manager Sean O'Driscoll: "This division is notoriously unpredictable, but Boro have been consistent in their results and their performances.
"They are a good benchmark for us, a side we would like to emulate.
"I suppose on chances created we should have won, but Boro have just won six on the spin. I saw them win at Sunderland (in the Capital One Cup) and they are a very good team.
"They didn't crack. There were times in the first half when I thought we would score, but they kept their composure and you have to give them some credit."
Middlesbrough first-team coach Mark Proctor: "We're delighted. We would have liked to have won the game, but this was our third straight away game and we looked a bit jaded.
"We were playing against a very good Forest team who have some good players. We always knew it would be a tough game for us.
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- 01 Camp
- 03 Harding (Moloney - 88' )
- 05 Collins
- 15 Halford
- 32 Ward
- 04 Gillett
- 07 Guedioura Booked
- 08 Cohen
- 11 Reid (Lansbury - 88' )
- 19 Cox (Blackstock - 88' )
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- 12 Darlow
- 18 Moloney
- 10 McGugan
- 21 Coppinger
- 22 Lansbury
- 20 Tudgay
- 23 Blackstock
- 01 Steele
- 03 Amougou
- 04 Friend
- 15 Hines
- 21 Parnaby (Hoyte - 46' )
- 07 Leadbitter Booked
- 10 Bailey
- 16 McEachran
- 38 Haroun
- 17 Jutkiew'z (Ledesma - 80' )
- 27 McDonald (Zemmama - 85' )
- 32 Leutwiler
- 02 Hoyte
- 25 Reach
- 05 Zemmama
- 33 Smallwood
- 11 Ledesma
- 22 Williams
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Full Time The game is over, as the referee blows his whistle.
90:00 +2:03Henri Lansbury delivers the ball, Close range effort by Billy Sharp goes wide of the right-hand upright.
90:00 +0:41Emmanuel Ledesma is ruled offside. Lee Camp takes the free kick.
89:40Free kick awarded for a foul by Chris Cohen on Josh McEachran. Jason Steele takes the direct free kick.
88:10 SubstitutionSubstitution Henri Lansbury joins the action as a substitute, replacing Andy Reid.
88:10 SubstitutionSubstitution Simon Cox goes off and Dexter Blackstock comes on.
88:10 SubstitutionSubstitution Brendan Moloney comes on in place of Dan Harding.
84:07 SubstitutionSubstitution Merouane Zemmama replaces Scott McDonald.
83:22Nicky Bailey crosses the ball, save by Lee Camp.
82:21Shot from deep inside the area by Scott McDonald clears the crossbar.
82:10The ball is delivered by Billy Sharp.
80:49Faris Haroun takes a shot. Dan Harding gets a block in. Emmanuel Ledesma takes a corner.
79:17 SubstitutionSubstitution Lukas Jutkiewicz leaves the field to be replaced by Emmanuel Ledesma.
77:50Danny Collins takes a shot from 12 yards. Justin Hoyte manages to make a clearance. Corner taken left-footed by Andy Reid, Andre Bikey manages to make a clearance.
77:16Corner from the left by-line taken by Andy Reid, clearance by Seb Hines.
74:27Shot by Billy Sharp from inside the box bounces off the post.
73:49Andy Reid takes a shot from a long way out clearing the bar.
72:30Lukas Jutkiewicz has an effort at goal from outside the penalty box missing to the wide right of the target.
71:43The ball is swung over by Andy Reid, Jason Steele makes a save.
70:39Free kick taken by Andre Bikey.
Booking The referee shows Adlene Guedioura a yellow card for unsporting behaviour.
70:34Adlene Guedioura gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on Scott McDonald.
69:51Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Chris Cohen by Andre Bikey. Free kick crossed left-footed by Andy Reid, Seb Hines manages to make a clearance.
68:39Grant Leadbitter has an effort at goal from long range that goes wide left.
67:47Direct free kick taken by Elliott Ward.
67:47 BookingBooking Grant Leadbitter booked for unsporting behaviour.
67:27Grant Leadbitter concedes a free kick for a foul on Greg Halford.
66:31Inswinging corner taken by Grant Leadbitter from the left by-line, save by Lee Camp.
65:47Josh McEachran takes a inswinging corner from the right by-line to the near post, clearance made by Elliott Ward.
63:46The ball is crossed by Justin Hoyte, save made by Lee Camp.
59:48Andre Bikey fouled by Chris Cohen, the ref awards a free kick. Jason Steele restarts play with the free kick.
58:38Scott McDonald is flagged offside by the assistant referee. Free kick taken by Lee Camp.
57:24Inswinging corner taken right-footed by Grant Leadbitter from the right by-line to the near post, Simon Cox makes a clearance.
56:24Elliott Ward delivers the ball.
55:31Greg Halford takes a shot. Blocked by Josh McEachran. Inswinging corner taken left-footed by Andy Reid from the right by-line, Andre Bikey manages to make a clearance.
53:17Free kick awarded for a foul by Simon Gillett on Faris Haroun. Grant Leadbitter takes the free kick.
51:50Adlene Guedioura is flagged offside by the assistant referee. Jason Steele restarts play with the free kick.
45:17Inswinging corner taken by Chris Cohen from the right by-line, Headed effort from deep inside the penalty area by Elliott Ward misses to the left of the goal.
45:01The referee starts the second half.
45:01 SubstitutionSubstitution Stuart Parnaby goes off and Justin Hoyte comes on.
45:00 +1:27 Half timeHalf Time The referee blows for half time.
45:00 +1:01Outswinging corner taken by Andy Reid from the right by-line.
45:00 +0:49Adlene Guedioura takes a shot. Save made by Jason Steele.
44:55Faris Haroun is penalised for a handball. Andy Reid takes the direct free kick.
43:37Effort from the edge of the box by Chris Cohen goes wide of the right-hand upright.
41:07The ball is delivered by Simon Cox, Billy Sharp produces a right-footed shot from deep inside the penalty box which goes wide of the left-hand upright.
40:55The ball is crossed by Greg Halford.
38:52Shot from just outside the box by Adlene Guedioura goes over the crossbar.
34:34Andy Reid takes a inswinging corner from the right by-line played to the near post.
34:19Shot by Adlene Guedioura. Josh McEachran makes a clearance.
31:13Effort on goal by Scott McDonald from long range goes harmlessly over the bar.
27:59The ball is swung over by Andy Reid, save by Jason Steele.
26:03Foul by Dan Harding on Nicky Bailey, free kick awarded. Free kick taken by Nicky Bailey.
22:30Free kick awarded for a foul by Andre Bikey on Chris Cohen. Direct free kick taken by Greg Halford.
21:35Chris Cohen produces a cross.
20:53The official flags Scott McDonald offside. Direct free kick taken by Elliott Ward.
19:35Inswinging corner taken by Andy Reid, clearance made by Seb Hines.
18:32Shot by Grant Leadbitter. Greg Halford gets a block in. Inswinging corner taken right-footed by Grant Leadbitter from the left by-line, Lukas Jutkiewicz takes a shot. Save by Lee Camp.
17:26A cross is delivered by Lukas Jutkiewicz, clearance by Dan Harding.
16:21Scott McDonald takes a shot from inside the box clearing the bar.
14:17Effort on goal by Billy Sharp from deep inside the penalty area misses to the right of the target.
13:10Effort on goal by Andy Reid from deep inside the penalty area misses to the right of the goal.
11:52Simon Cox delivers the ball, Andre Bikey gets a block in.
11:23Shot by Lukas Jutkiewicz. Save by Lee Camp.
10:37Free kick awarded for a foul by Greg Halford on Josh McEachran. Jason Steele takes the free kick.
9:40The assistant referee signals for offside against Lukas Jutkiewicz. Free kick taken by Elliott Ward.
8:34Simon Cox delivers the ball, clearance made by Faris Haroun.
7:52Josh McEachran fouled by Chris Cohen, the ref awards a free kick. Free kick crossed right-footed by Grant Leadbitter from left channel, clearance made by Chris Cohen.
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6:04The ball is swung over by Greg Halford.
5:51Free kick awarded for a foul by Andre Bikey on Simon Cox. Adlene Guedioura takes the free kick.
4:11Free kick awarded for a foul by Faris Haroun on Simon Gillett. Free kick taken by Simon Gillett.
3:11Centre by Simon Cox, Andre Bikey makes a clearance.
0:00The referee starts the match.
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Inspired by Linda's posting of her mini quilt and the mini's posted not long ago by Donna (was it Donna?), I thought this might be a good subject.
So, who makes minis? Do you do them for guild auctions or for other purposes? What's the smallest you've ever made? Do you use paper piecing to get the tiny parts that sharp or another method? Kate |
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- Posted by jennifer_in_va (My Page) on Tue, Sep 13, 11 at 8:31
I LOVE mini's and have a few plans in the works for some right now. I think my snail's trail was slightly larger than 8 1/2" x 11"... Paper pieced all the way! |
Wow! That's amazing! Love the Snail's Tail pattern but have never seen it that small. I haven't done any minis although I always mean to for the quilt guild auction. But I did a name tag for the guild meetings (which I never go to) that I paper pieced. The flower is 3"x3"; the whole tag is 4"x6". |
- Posted by toolgranny (My Page) on Tue, Sep 13, 11 at 11:32
Ooooo- now I want to try that. I saw Jen make hers and it's amazing but I think paperpiecing is the way to go. Many of Sally Collins are just pieced very small and are wonderful. She has HSTs that are 1/4". Don't know if I have the patience to do a complicated, pieced pattern. |
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1/4" HSTs might just be considered INSANE!!!! But who knows...maybe I'll try it someday. |
Beverly, didn't you recently post a picture of a mini you made? I can't find it but I recall that it was concentric diamonds of white and... something really colorful like a Kaffe Fassett print. Kate |
No, I don't do minis. What does one use them for, simply artwork? I do make my own potholders, however, so that would be the equivalent for a mini, I guess. I can't imagine using anything other than paper piecing for such fine work. |
I make minis for my guild (same as Kate's) every other year and for the Alzheimer's Art Quilt Initiative every year. Most of them are traditional piecing, though I occasionally PP them. One of the AAQI ones this year was about 4" x 6" - it had pinwheels that finished at 1-1/2" and a couple of borders. I've been doing a Civil War BOM that has a whole bunch of stitch & flip pieces in each block, and I've been doing a second stitching in the corners to make HSTs that finish at 1". I used a bunch of those for the AAQI quilts this year, and I think next year the guild will get a lot of minis with those too! :) Donna |
No minis for me, either. I like them well enough, and I admire the skill in making them. I just can't imagine having a use for them. I don't hang much on my walls, and I prefer all my tables bare. |
Here is the one I did. It is also a one block made from pieces left over from Sharon's birthday block, so I sent it to her. Kate, love your name tag, it is beautiful. I have seen minis used as candle mats, coasters, hot pads, place cards, post cards, not to mention wall hangings, and table displays. beverly |
- Posted by polardream (My Page) on Tue, Sep 13, 11 at 21:54
The only minis I have made I give or use for potholders. Jennifer & Kate, yours are beautiful! Sue |
I am not sure they count but I have made a few wall hangings with 4" mini quilt blocks as part of them. One is hanging on my computer cabinet door now and has a pineapple block, a snails trail, and 5 others but not sure the names of them. I also have a some that I am not sure what to do with at the moment. Maybe I will get them out and play. |
- Posted by geezerfolks (My Page) on Wed, Sep 14, 11 at 8:48
I made an Advent Calendar with a mini block for each day but they weren't very complex. At this point, I'm not interested in making something so precise, although the blocks pictured are awesome. My mini birthday quilt from Beverly is really cute. 1/4" HST???? What does it take....about 2 stitches? lol SharonG/FL |
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Like her overall practice, Rana Begum's recent wall mounted metal works resist easy categorizations. Though they combine elements of both sculpture and painting they remain resolutely neither, fulfilling the criteria of what Donald Judd, trying to theorize a way out of Modernism's dead end obsession with medium specificity, famously termed "specific objects." Like Judd's Minimalist structures, they are, at their most basic, simply objects. And though Begum willingly attributes her longstanding aesthetic interest in simplicity, geometry, symmetry and repetition to childhood experiences of Islamic art and architecture she does not turn this into a fetish of identity, instead thoroughly assimilating it with lessons gleaned from subsequent entanglements with Minimalism and Post-Minimalism. In fact, the strength of her attribution, reinforced through her singular and restrained oeuvre, posits Islamic art as a viable and commonly unacknowledged source for many elements of Minimalist aesthetics.
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Begum's other major body of work, her folded sheet metal works-in mild steel and mirrored stainless steel-manage to elicit many of these same perceptual effects despite their very different basic structure. These works emerged out of studies in paper used by Begum to develop a lexicon of triangles she could use for her box section extruded aluminum pieces. The studies were constructed through a series of simple folds of the corners of single sheets of A4 paper and Begum uses 1.2 millimeter thin sheets to retain their delicate but deliberate simplicity in the larger metal works. Colors are carefully applied to the outside and/or inside of the resulting triangular sections to create crystalline compositions made up of wedges of contrasting hues, bending forward into space, around a central shape that remains firmly and flatly attached to the wall. The simplest consist of most if not all the corners of a rectangular sheet folded once inwards, its front and back each painted a single color. Others are more structurally complex using multiple sequential folds, and different colors on the various triangular sections of the multifaceted surfaces that result. Still others, made from mirrored aluminum, add reflections to the heady mix of perceptual and planar fragmentation introducing visual complexity into the central polygon.
Folded back in, the outer edges of the frame, which usually indicate the threshold between inside and outside, begin to influence its inner geometries. The soft glow of color is smuggled into the space of shadows and opacities interrupt the spaces of reflection and the resulting structures are materially stable but perceptually labile. As the viewer moves across the work color, light, shadow and composition all shift. Again, the singular object is made plural; the viewer's relative position to it at a given moment determines the specific composition perceived but positions and, hence, compositions are multiple if not infinite.
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The shop provides an encounter with the French approach to natural history: the urge to classify and collect in the name of science; a preoccupation with the beauty of specimens and their presentation; and the impulse to combine strange objects and animals in quirky assemblages. Nature should not only instruct us, you sense here, it should also enchant us. An old conceit, surely, but one that persists with flair in this singularly French outpost.
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The only way to see the extravagantly decorated interior of the cinema La Pagode (The Pagoda) is to view a film there. They don't feature Hollywood blockbusters. This is one of the few remaining cinémas d'art et d'essai in Paris: small, independent houses that show art films you are unlikely to see at a multiplex.
As is so often the case in Paris, La Pagode started as something else, in this case an elaborate orientalist bauble, built in 1895 by the owner of Le Bon Marché department store as a present for his wife. But this gesture didn't work for madame – within a year she had run off with her husband's business partner. Used by subsequent owners for parties and banquets, this Japanese-themed architectural confection became a cinema in 1931, a precursor to the arthouse cinemas that were so important in establishing the French New Wave. In the '50s and '60s, directors as varied as Cocteau, Truffaut and Rohmer brought their works to La Pagode for projection, discussion and debate.
Architectural fantasies have a tough time in today's world, and La Pagode is no exception. Registered by the French government as an historic building in 1990, the structure is in need of comprehensive restoration.
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La Pagode has been threatened before. Director Louis Malle joined a successful call for its protection in the '70s, and the French have a good track record of protecting their monuments classés. But you may want to lay eyes on this strange and alluring theatre in case yet another round of budget cuts spells its demise.
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Well there's already plenty of comments saying as much, but this is really such a beautiful piece of art! Has a very Japanese feel to it.
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Star-filled crowds have been on hand to catch actress/singer Rita Wilson's debut concerts at Broadway nightclub 54 Below. Joining Wilson during the April 14 and 15 concerts were her husband, Lucky Guy star Tom Hanks, and the play's director George C. Wolfe; musicians Bruce Springsteen, Sting, and Chris Botti; actor Edward Burns and and his wife, model Christy Turlington Burns; and Broadway veteran Brenda Braxton, who costarred with Wilson on Broadway in Chicago.
Wilson appears at the nightclub through April 20 in a concert celebrating her recent solo album, AM/FM. To read more about the show in TheaterMania's interview with Wilson, click here.


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I'm prepping my TuRD to trade in and will be getting rid of the stuff I know the dealers will not give me any money for. Right now, up for grabs are my 6000k HIDs and my satoshi grille. I don't mind shipping the lights if needed, but the grille must go to someone local (Mansfield, TX) as I will also need your factory grille.
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1 And hunger was made in the land of Israel in the days of David, by three years continually. And David counselled the answer of the Lord, that is, asked counsel of the Lord in the answering place; and the Lord said, It is for Saul, and for his house, and for [the] blood, for he killed the men of Gibeon. (And in the days of David, there was hunger in the land of Israel, for three years without ceasing. And David counselled with the Lord; and the Lord said, It is because Saul, and his family, were guilty of the blood, or of murder, for he killed the Gibeonites.) | 1 During the reign of David, there was a famine for three successive years; so David sought the face of the LORD. The LORD said, "It is on account of Saul and his blood-stained house; it is because he put the Gibeonites to death." |
Copyright © 2001 by Terence P. Noble. For personal use only. (Wycliffe Bible) | Scripture quoted by permission. Quotations designated (NIV) are from THE HOLY BIBLE: NEW INTERNATIONAL VERSION®. NIV®. Copyright © 1973, 1978, 1984 by Biblica. All rights reserved worldwide. (New International Version Bible Online) |


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By Marissa Yennie A recent Wall Street Journal article proclaimed: The Half-Marathon Achieves Its Personal Best, reporting that this 13.1 mile race continues to grow in popularity. Nearly two million people are participating in this running event annually – so how can brands engage people online for this offline event? This running distance is continue reading


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This thing is a beast. Having spent some time with the last generation Cayenne Turbo, I can say that the newest version of Porsche's sport-ute retains the explosive power but (thankfully) loses the slightly trucky demeanor. I couldn't help but to feel that with the old Cayenne I was driving a truck, with the new one the feeling was more akin to a taller Panamera. I echo Joe's sentiment regarding the elegant and sumptuous interior, but the array of buttons seemed to border on overkill, even for a tech enthusiast as myself. While it is greatly improved from past iterations, I still find the infotainment system to be far from intuitive or easy to operate while on the move.
Where the last Cayenne was, err, unique, I find the 2011 to be a well-executed jellybean, not unlike a number of other luxury SUVs out there. Speaking of other luxury SUVs, why does a $117,000 Porsche Cayenne Turbo still have an optional premium package with things such as a backup camera, full keyless entry and start, and seat ventilation? The $22,000 Hyundai Elantra has two of those things, and most of the Cayenne's competitors come standard with them. Ah, but then again, this is a Porsche -- you buy one for the engine, the driving dynamics, and the wonderful over-engineering of it all.
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New Porreco College program gives businesses, workers much-needed edge in customer relations
06/11/2014Employers who want to edge out the competition and workers who seek to move up the ladder can obtain skills needed to meet their goals in the Customer Relations Management certificate program being offered for the first time this fall at Porreco College.
In announcing the new program, Kathleen Golden, Ph.D., chairperson of Edinboro University's Communication Studies Department, stressed the value of its functional mix of theory and hands-on experience in preparing students for advancement or a new career.
"The Certificate in Customer Relations Management is an ideal program for those currently in customer service positions who seek to enhance their credentials and advance to positions of management," she said. "In addition, this certificate's combination of theoretical and practical experiences is helpful for individuals seeking a career change or an entry-level position."
The program, which emphasizes the communication skills necessary to work in all business settings related to customer service, encompasses eight courses and an internship. The courses can be taken part time or completed by full-time students in two semesters, followed by an internship.
Students enrolled in the Customer Relations Management program will learn to:
- Communicate more effectively in the workplace, including through written reports and workplace documents.
- Improve presentational skills and enhance persuasive skills needed for sales and promotion.
- Manage conflict among employees, customers and others.
- Confront ethical issues in the workplace and promote diversity in multicultural settings.
- Develop skills needed to lead teams.
Erie County residents enrolled in full- or part-time in Customer Relations Management and other Porreco College programs qualify for the Porreco Promise, grant funding of up to $3,000 per year that brings the cost of high-quality university instruction down to community college prices.
Applications for the fall semester, which begins Aug. 25, are still being accepted.
Learn more at http://porreco.edinboro.edu/, call (814) 836-1955, or visit the Porreco College campus, 2951 W. 38th St., Erie. Open House events are planned there every Wednesday in June from 3 to 8 p.m.


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Syllabification: Gu·ja·ra·tiPronunciation: /ˌɡo͝ojəˈrädē
(also Gujerati)
Definition of Gujarati in English:
noun ( plural Gujaratis /-tēz/)
1A native or inhabitant of Gujarat.
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- Indian Sikhs, he said, made up the largest part of Southall's ethnic community, and East African Indian Gujaratis dominated Leicester.
- Despite the economic advances made by many Indians, including many Gujeratis, those of rural Gujerati origin have been, relatively speaking, left behind.
- The south Asian diaspora in the United Kingdom comprises Indians (predominantly Gujaratis and Punjabis), Sri Lankans, Pakistanis, and Bangladeshis.
2The Indic language of the Gujaratis.
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- Entries can be sent in any language - Marathi, Gujarati, Hindi, Urdu and, of course, Hinglish.
- Bhili, a language similar to Gujarati, is spoken by tribal groups in northern and eastern Gujarat.
- A versatile linguist, he has acted in every major regional language including Gujarati, Hindi, Marathi and Telegu.
Back to top Relating to the Gujaratis or their language.
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- Given his Bharuch ancestry, he, one is sure, is reasonably well-versed in Gujarati language and is therefore in a position to read the leaflet in original.
- You are either a Gujarati or you know the Gujarati language or you had settled in some part of Gujarat not long ago.
- Whenever you go out, ask the travel desk officer in the hotel to write the destination in Gujarati language since it is easier for you to communicate with rickshaw drivers.
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Puttanesca is one of my favorite Italian sauces. This version turns ordinary dried brown lentils into real comfort food. Submitted by STEPFANIER Carbs: 35.5g | Fat: 6.4g | Fiber: 8.9g | Protein: 10.5g | Calories: 227.6
This recipe came about because I had just made vegetable enchiladas and had leftovers, plus quinoa from earlier in the week. Thankfully, this experiment yielded a hearty, delicious meal. Submitted by STEPFANIER Carbs: 51g | Fat: 8.1g | Fiber: 12.5g | Protein: 15.5g | Calories: 328.7
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Articles for the Style Section of each monthly issue of Thrive Magazine!
Spring 2012 Fashion Fusion Runway Show.
WM Wardrobe Consulting styled outfits from Mimosa Boutique, Teci's Ladies Apparel, Stella & Dot Jewelry and Salon Lindsay.
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FASHION FUSION Runway Show Fall 2011.
An event to bring together local businesses to help promote local shopping. It involved a runway show where I fused together the looks from 2 different shops and a jewelry line.
Mimosa Boutique, Teci's Ladies Apparel and Stella & Dot Jewelry
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I have had my Nano about a month and am very satisfied with it. In that time I have shot 153 rounds with no problems. Not a single FTF, or FTE. SN NU0018XX
The mix is:
100 Monarch 115gr FMJ brass (cheap but shoots well)
50 RWS 124gr brass (Swiss made, very clean)
3 Speer Gold Dot 115gr GDHP (Pricey carry ammo)
The two holsters that I have for it clip-less Remora that conceals it very well in my right front pocket and is very comfortable. The holster stays in place, due to the material it is made from, when I pull the gun. The second is a Ka-Bar (knife maker) Fanny Pac available from Amazon. It has a built in adjustable web belt and is very comfortable worn in the front. It completely conceals the weapon even with the right hand zipper down for rapid access. There is also room for three additional magazines.


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I had snagged one of these off Whiskey Militia but unfortunately the XL was just a bit oversized for me (too long in sleeves, and about a three inch overlap at my chest. I'm not a small guy -- 6 foot 240, 46 inch chest.
I was VERY disappointed and almost kept it anyway because it is a VERY nice coat. Very well built. Nice zipper puls. Full pit zips, great adjustable hood. pass loops. Very nice detailing. Just outstanding. Looks like it would last forever. I just wish they had a large in the red (going back to red so people can see me in the woods).
I've spent a lot more than $118 for a coat that's not nearly this nice.
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Let's Find Out Why Bethenny Frankel Became a Real Housewife
The clip showed Frankel (in a slim-fit polo and ruffle tiered skirt, just like what my sister wore in high school), talking about being a natural foods chef and owning her own baking company that Victoria's Secret models nibbled on.
Frankel was mortified after the tape rolled, and cringed when Cohen told her he appreciated that she named-dropped the sh*t out of her "natural food" clients (Alicia Silverstone, Denis Leary, Mariska Hargitay).
Since then, Frankel's made a fortune from selling her low-calorie liquor company (the ingredients taste like dish washer detergent).
Frankel's also done wonders for women with wobbly bits, reminding the sisterhood that our plates should be smaller, and the glass of merlot that we're drinking should contain half the calories.
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