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CHITTAGONG - Fleeing deadly attacks by Buddhists on their homes, Myanmar's Muslims escaping the violence by boats are being turned away by neighboring Bangladesh.
The United Nation High Commissioner for Refugees is advocating with the Bangladeshi authorities to allow safe haven on its territory for those who need immediate safety and medical assistance, the UNHCR said in an e-mailed statement cited by Bloomberg on Tuesday, June 12.
Ethnic-Bengali Muslims, known as Rohingya, have been fleeing their homeland by boats to neighboring Bangladesh over the past few days over attacks by Buddhists in western Myanmar.
Arriving in Bangladesh, Rohingya Muslim refugees were either denied access or detained by Bangli border guards.
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"We have detained some 200 Myanmar citizens who intruded into Bangladesh territory by engine boats in the Bay of Bengal," a Coast Guard officer was quoted as saying by local media, DPA reported.
"They will shortly be pushed back to their homeland," he said as other officials estimated the number of refugees denied access by more than 400 Rohingya Muslims.
Witnesses said Bangladeshi authorities pushed back 12 wooden boats on Monday carrying 300 Rohingya Muslims, mostly women and children.
They said three more boats with some 150 people on board were drifting in waters close to the border, according to Reuters.
Witnesses said they saw just 20 Rohingyas who had made it into Bangladesh, about half of whom were injured, but their whereabouts were not known.
A Bangladeshi official on St Martin's island said the remaining boats had tried to reach the shore but were turned back.
"The boats moved around for a couple of days trying to land on this island but eventually were driven out of our water this morning," Mohammed Nurul Amin, head of a district council, told Reuters by telephone.
"Islanders are also keeping an eye out for any further crossing attempts," he said.
Sectarian violence between Buddhists and Muslims flared last week after the killing of 10 Muslims in an attack by Buddhist vigilantes on their bus in western Myanmar.
The attack followed the rape and murder of a woman in the state, which borders Bangladesh, which Buddhists blame Muslims for.
Myanmar imposed a dusk-to-dawn curfew in four towns in Rakhine on Friday and prohibited more than five people from gathering in public areas over the violence.
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The Rohingya Muslim suffering continues as sectarian violence flared between Buddhists and Muslims in western Myanmar for the fifth day.
"Sittwe is like a war zone," Shwe Maung, a Muslim lower house representative in the ruling Union Solidarity and Development Party for the town of Buthidaung, told Reuters, referring to the capital of Rakhine state.
Putting the death toll at 50 in the village of Narzi, not far from Sittwe, Maung accused police of allowing Buddhists to break the curfew and burn Muslim houses.
Rohingya Muslims have been denied citizenship rights since an amendment to the citizenship laws in 1982 and are treated as illegal immigrants in their own home.
Myanmar's government as well as the Buddhist majority refuse to recognize the term "Rohingya", referring to them as "Bengalis".
Rohingyas say they are deprived of free movement, education and employment in their homeland.
They are not recognized as an ethnic minority by Myanmar and say they suffer human rights abuses at the hands of government officials.
Many have sought refuge in neighboring Bangladesh, living in mud huts covered in plastic sheets and tree branches, which provide poor shelter during monsoon rains that cause mudslides and expose them to waterborne diseases.
Bangladesh says there are about 28,000 registered Rohingya refugees in two UN camps near the southeastern resort of Cox's Bazaar.
The ongoing violence has prompted calls for international intervention to prevent the violence from spiraling across the country.
Deadly violence in Arakan State is spiraling out of control under the government's watch, Elaine Pearson, deputy Asia director at Human Rights Watch, said in a statement, using another name for Rakhine state.
Opening the area to independent international observers would put all sides on notice that they were being closely watched.
Pockets of sectarian unrest have occasionally broken out in the past across Myanmar, with Rakhine state, which has the largest concentration of Muslims, a flashpoint for tensions.In February 2001, the then-ruling junta declared a curfew in the state capital Sittwe after clashes between Muslims and Buddhists.
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J. Young Scammon
George Healy's portrait of J. Young Scammon
May 2006
The visit of two descendants of J. Young Scammon was particularly satisfying for a very personal reason. Scammon was the lawyer in whose offices the organizational meeting of the Chicago Historical Society was convened in April 1856. (See Angle, Paul M., The Chicago Historical Society 1856-1956: An Unconventional Chronicle. Rand McNally & Company. New York, 1956.) Let me emphasize the word "lawyer"! For the skeptics who wondered about yours truly becoming the eighth President of the Chicago Historical Society, I now can point to the instrumental role of J. Young Scammon, Esq. The other organizers were I.N. Arnold, J.D. Webster, W. Barry, J.H. Kinzie, and Mason Brayman. When the Society elected its first officers, the first President (i.e., Chairman of the Board), was William H. Brown, and W.B. Ogden was First Vice President. Scammon became Second Vice President. Now, the family members who visited me thought that Scammon might have been the first President, except for his plans to take an extended trip to Europe. I can't verify that, of course—but it sounds good to me. In any event, I learned much about Scammon from his family, including his friendship with Lincoln and his role in the preparation for the World Columbian Exposition. The George Healy portrait of Scammon actually was too large to hang over my fireplace, so we made a photographic copy, and that copy will have a permanent place of honor in my office. We all should be very grateful to the founders of the Chicago Historical Society—now the Chicago History Museum. This is Chicago's oldest cultural institution. The fact that the leading citizens of such a young city created, of all things, an historical society says something about Chicago, Even then, I suspect, they believed that the continuing story of this city would be a fascinating one.
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In the clip above, the two gentlemen responsible for the placement of the lightboxes have some fun with the media frenzy, discussing various hairstyles of the 60s and 70s. The press accuses of them of not taking it seriously but, in a sense, they're taking it just as seriously as they ought to.Link
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The link goes to the relevant statute that defines the crime that Stevens and Berdovsky have been charged with (other than "disorderly conduct.") [MGL Chapter 266, Section 102: Stevens and Berdovsky Charged with Intent to Represent an "Infernal Machine"]Ross E. Lockhart says:Most interesting is that the statute defines the crime in terms of a specific intent: "the intent to cause anxiety, unrest, fear or personal discomfort to any person or group of persons."
This specific intent will be hard to prove, beyond a reasonable doubt, in my opinion.
Most interesting is subsection d: "The court shall, after a conviction, conduct a hearing to ascertain the extent of costs incurred, damages and financial loss suffered by local, county or state public safety agencies and the amount of property damage caused as a result of the violation of this section."
No doubt, for our local securocrats, the monetary issue, along with some face saving, has become the nut of the issue.
For the rest of us, the event is clearly about how far we've gone down the path, as Brian Massumi put it, of becoming "an everyday society of fear."
Feeling inspired by current events, I posted a René Magritte/Mooninite/Lite Bright Mashup in my blog this morning. I thought you folks might enjoy it. Link


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King Conservation District – Seattle Community Partnership Grant
The King Conservation District – Seattle Community Partnership Grant Program is a joint effort to support projects that achieve both KCD's and the City's priorities for natural resource improvement. Funding for the grant program comes from per parcel rates and charges paid by Seattle property owners for the King Conservation District.
KCD manages the application, awards, and grants. As part of the process, the City of Seattle, through Seattle Public Utilities, makes a recommendation to KCD about which projects should be funded within Seattle.
KCD grant focus is:
- Education and Outreach to raise awareness, deepen knowledge, and change behaviors.
- Capacity Building to enhance the ability of organizations, agencies, residents, landowners and other land managers to implement best management practices and deliver actions on the ground.
- Pilot and Demonstration Projects to test and/or improve concepts and/or approaches that can be replicated by others.
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See the 2013 KCD-Seattle Community Grant Awards list and the previous grant award summaries on the KCD website.
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From Jill Hart
Besides the common local advertising routes, such as Newspaper Ads, Yellow Pages, Etc., another effective (and inexpensive) way to advertise locally is to post business related flyers around your community. Many grocery stores, libraries, bookstores, and office supply stores offer bulletin boards for this purpose. Make yours stand out and be recognized, yet professional enough to warrant someone trusting you with their business. Also, if possibly have a tear-off section on your flyer so they can take your number and leave your flyer.
Reach out to your community. Join your local Chamber of Commerce, get involved in community events and become known to those around you. Pass out flyers and hand out business cards to everyone you meet. Door Flyers also work well for marketing pick one neighborhood a week and go door to door. Be consistent with your marketing with door flyers, too. If a potential customer sees your ad repeatedly, they will feel more inclined to use your services in the future. Magnets can be great promotional items as well. You can have magnets printed with your business information and hand them out to people that you speak to about your products. Potential clients can keep these on their refrigerator or filing cabinet. You can also leave flyers, magnets or even catalogs around town in places like doctor's offices, hair salons, etc.
Volunteer in your community for marketing success. Diana Ennen of Virtual Word Publishing, Inc. suggests, "Volunteer at school events such as PTA meetings or community functions. When your child's school needs a flyer, volunteer to do it and attach your card to it. Look to see where you can also inexpensively advertise. Often ads in the kid's yearbook or community events newsletter will get your more exposure than the expensive ads in the daily newspapers.�?


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CPTV Sports Announces Game and Program Highlights for May 20-26
Highlights Include LIVE WNBA Basketball, as well as Girls High School Softball, Semi-Professional Soccer, Boys High School Lacrosse, Beyond the Beat and more
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Cats With Your Coffee? What Entrepreneurs Can Learn From Purringtons Cat Cafe
by Briana Morgaine
Over a year ago, I first heard the rumor that a cat cafe had opened in London. To me, it seemed a whimsical, storybook sort of place, where one could get a cup of tea and pet a cat at the same time. Charming, I thought, but a bit unbelievable—did such an establishment really exist?... Read more »
How Do You Know If You Have a Good Idea for a Business?
by Noah Parsons
How do you know if you have a good idea for a business? One of my biggest challenges at Palo Alto Software is figuring out which ideas to pursue and which ideas to put on the back burner. I have the luxury of working with a bunch of really smart people, so new ideas for... Read more »
How Lean Startup Principles Shaped My Business
by Allison Berliner
Despite learning about "lean startups" in business school and at panel discussions, I often wondered if the theories were just a gimmick—until it came time to build my own business. Read more »
Why Even Lean Startups Need a Business Plan
by Bailey Koharchick
A good business plan accomplishes much more for a startup than just intriguing investors and lenders; a good business plan actually maps out the business, and guides its growth. Read more »
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If you're looking to start a new small business, there are a lot of factors to consider. But boil it down, and you're left with just these ten things to focus on. Read more »
Talking Lean Analytics With Alistair Croll
by Ashley Verrill
When launching a new company or marketing campaign, your major concern shouldn't be whether or not you can execute on the plan. It should be whether the idea is worth investing in at all. This was the major theme behind a discussion my company hosted recently with "Lean Analytics" author Alistair Croll. He suggests that... Read more »
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Today, I want to introduce you to a new concept for starting and growing successful companies: Lean Planning. Lean Planning is a set of tools for discovering a business model that works, building an action plan to test your assumptions, creating financial models and a plan for a viable business, and tracking your performance so... Read more »
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Bills, reduced income force request
By MIKE CORN
WaKEENEY -- It was a double-whammy that brought Trego County-Lemke Memorial Hospital to its knees, forcing it to ask the county for a series of steps that would boost the hospital's bottom line.
The financial crunch came to a head last fall when the hospital's Medicare reimbursement rate fell sharply, falling more than $600,000 at a time when cash flow was at its lowest, CEO Harold Courtois said.
That forced the hospital to tap into its $1.1 million reserve, which now stands at approximately $275,000.
"The $275,000 doesn't even cover payroll," said Dave Augustine, the hospital's chief financial officer. "And that happens every two weeks."
"A hospital our size needs a $3 million reserve," Courtois said. "And we're sitting at $275,000."
Courtois said the decision to ask for $1.8 million in no-fund warrants came about because the hospital owed vendors $1.1 million, and auditors had forecast the need for an annual cash infusion of $700,000.
That annual shortfall is nearly identical to the $678,000 loss the hospital incurred in 2012, Courtois said.
Trego County also has approved putting a 1-percent sales tax before voters.
That would bring in approximately $514,000 a year, Courtois said, the vast majority going to the hospital.
"The commissioners have committed $700,000 to us," he said.
That's in addition to the no-fund warrants and would start in 2014, coming from more than $300,000 in property taxes and the rest from the sales tax -- if it passes.
The hospital's also cut nearly $700,000 in expenses, part of that by reducing its workforce.
"We are lean and mean right now," Courtois said. "And trying to get leaner every month."
That's let the hospital make up ground.
"They're a little better," Courtois said of the hospital's financial situation. "They're not good enough where we can catch up on our bills. We're staying even."
Currently, he said, the hospital still owes its vendors approximately $750,000.
"They've been very patient with us," Courtois said.
He's unsure how patient they will be if there's a protest.
"We'd be in deep trouble," Augustine said, noting the hospital sent letters to vendors telling them they were working with the county to get the money to pay its bills.
"We need the help," Courtois said. "It's pretty clear we need the $1.8 million for last year and this year."
He thinks there's plenty of support for the hospital in the community.
"I'm pretty optimistic of the outcome," Courtois said. "I'm just hoping it's not delayed by a vote."


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Very Good Recipes of Chili from Cooking with Barry & Meta
There are 3 Chili recipes on the blog Cooking with Barry & Meta. (694 on all the blogs)
Click on the title of a recipe or the photo of a dish to read the full recipe on its author's blog.
Garden Fritters . . . zucchini, onion & red pepper w/ lime-chili mayo
By Cooking with Barry & Meta
07/20/13 02:32
Before the squash bugs attack, we are determined to find interesting ways to use our now abundant supply of zucchini. This recipe fit the bill! According to the dictionary, fritter is a name applied to a wide variety of fried foods, usually consisting of...
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His Chili - Barry's version
By Cooking with Barry & Meta
11/04/11 18:23
Barry adds more liquid to his chili (than I do) giving it more of a thickened soup-like consistency. And, he even wrote down the ingredients (well, kind of ) as he prepared this batch. Hit the spot on a chilly fall evening and the freshly grated cheese...
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Her Chili – Helen Frieze's Recipe
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10/13/11 19:11
Helen's Chili topped with cheese and onions; served with Seasoned Crackers. By the way, this is one of Barry's hand-thrown pottery soup bowls. You might say we have "his and her" chili at our house. When it's my turn to make it, I pull out Helen Frieze's...
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Apr 30, 2008 09:49 AM|Deven7|LINK
Are there still no news on this bug already posted here?
Do you guys realise that the visual studio has a reputation of beeing completely useless for javascript development??
Please fix this bug, and for us it is completely uninteresting if you have to fix in in the vs code or in the jscript engine.
STOP to search for excuses ==> FIX IT!
May 01, 2008 12:46 AM|Joël Hébert|LINK
just put debugger; wher you want it to break and it will
that is what I do
May 01, 2008 03:13 AM|petersgyoung|LINK
I cannot find anyway to debug javascript in my VS2008 too. When press F5, VS2008 ignore all javascript breakpoints! Is it a bug?
In the previous version of VS, there is a dropdownlist (you can select debug or release). However, I cannot find this feature in my VS2008. How can I enable it.
May 01, 2008 06:10 AM|madhur25|LINK
May 01, 2008 08:33 AM|Deven7|LINK
Ok obviously it's not enough to write a link to the original post, because nobody reads it.
So here the description of the real Problem.
VS isn't able to put a breakpoint in the first line of an anonymous function.
var myfunction = function(myParam) { myParam.myMethod(); };
You will not be able to debug the line, where myMethod is called, because it is the first line
of an anonymous function. The only way to workaround this problem is to put in a dummy line
like var debug = 1; or something.
Jeff King allready analyzed the problem in the original post, and discovered that it is within the jscript.dll
He also promised that this problem will be fixed properly, this post is nearly one year old now!!
So, are there any news on that? Is someone looking for the problem, or will the web 2.0 developers be ignored again?
May 01, 2008 11:32 AM|Joël Hébert|LINK
var myfunction = function(myParam) {
2 myParam.myMethod();
3 };
debugger fires the debugger at that line give it a try forget the breakpoint
May 01, 2008 11:42 AM|Deven7|LINK
as Is said, with a dummy line in the first line it works, the problem is that you cannot set the breakpoint in the first line.
It doesn't matter if you put var blah = 1; or "debugger" in the first line.
But thats no solution, thats garbage!
This is a known Bug, and it needs to be fixed, so pls keep your weird so called workarounds, they're not practical
Nov 17, 2008 11:49 AM|Deven7|LINK
another year is nearly over. a lot of things have changed. just this embarrassing bug is still not fixed.
hey microsoft guys, if you don't know how to do it, why don't you ask some people from mozilla, they might help you :-)


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Recently Cricket Australia have adopted a few rules to bring Australia team to No.1, those rules include Argus review. As part of the Argus review into Australia's
team performance, the Cricket Australia board has announced a number of short- term and long-term steps.
The decisions include:
1) The immediate creation of a new senior management position, the general manager team performance, who will be responsible for the team, coaching, selection, Centre of
Excellence and will work with state cricket performance and talent managers.
2) The general manager operations, will continue to be responsible for scheduling, memorandum of understanding negotiations, security and anti-corruption, state and other competitions, umpires and
3) The introduction of a five-man selection panel, including a full-time chairman, two part-time selectors monitoring state cricket, and the Australian team captain and coach.
4) The national talent manager will not be a selector. The head selector will be responsible for performance management, including communication of selection policy and strategy, evaluation of and communication with individual players, including outside the national squad, co-ordination of player development plans, and succession planning.
5) A new coaching structure will be introduced, with a head coach who is also a selector. The coach will have an expanded role with greater authority and accountability, and will work with the Centre of Excellence and state associations to direct Australian cricket's overall coaching strategy.
As a Team India Fan do you think BCCI should adopt such decisions to bring India back to No.1 ??
Thanks for reading the long post.
Feedback appreciated !!
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Coheed and Cambria frontman Claudio Sanchez is no stranger to comics, both as a longtime fan and as a creator. The band's music tells the story of the Amory Wars, and Sanchez has written several comic book expounding on that story, the most recent of which was published by BOOM! Studios.
This tattoo features images from "The Amory Wars" comic books and wraps around the fan's forearm. The work was done by artist Jeremy Angotti in Lees Summit, MO.
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Today in Earthquake History: Loma Prieta 1989
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As we have been travelling we keep coming back to one thing, we feel truly lucky to be an American.
I am not into politics, and I purposely never watch the news so I am not claiming any special knowledge or stance on the matter. I certainly do not feel superior to anyone else or think I have the upper hand. I have found so many wonderful things about other countries that I wish I could have known and adopted as my own long ago. I am just simply happy and thankful personally for all the benefits being American has given to me, and travelling this beautiful world has made them so clear.
The fact that we are able to go to any country we want is such a joy and privilege, there are very few countries whose citizens are allowed to do so. So many times we ask a native of the country we are visiting if they have ever been to America and they laugh and say they are not allowed.
It is so amazing that every country's second language is English. Every one in the world is trying to learn English, one of the hardest languages, and I was lucky enough to be taught it as a 1st language. Every where we go we can find someone to speak to, it is very freeing and opens up so many doors.
The very fact that we are out travelling and feel confident that we can succeed in our dreams is based on a lifetime of American dream speeches. Of people and family telling us we could do whatever we wanted and then having the ability to empower us to do so.
I asked my 3 guys what they loved about America…
Peyton loves America because-
they have great steak, I like Texas, it was really fun at the Great Wolf Lodge, I like that we were born in America, the beautiful ocean and rainbows and sunshine in Hawaii, and I love Disneyland.
Conner loves America because-
they have so cool toys, guns-toy guns, and real guns like Papa T's, everything
(oh my, so many things to say, but I will leave his words unedited!)
Jarrett loves America because-
Our passport lets us go anywhere, our money has value, Americans improve the food of other countries, toilet paper is in every restroom, everyone speaks his language
I have learned so much in these last 6 months of travel. The world is big and so full of amazing people with original ideas that are brilliant and exciting and different from our own. Jarrett and I strive to improve our lives everyday from all that we discover. I love travel and I love all the new things we learn, but we always come back to thankfulness. Thankfulness to a country that has given us freedom to live a life that is truly free.
he has no fear of failure
they believe they really can save the world
free to make all my dreams come true, even if it was just for a little while


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In an uncommon nod to practical issues and to architectural clients, the Yale School of Architecture has established the new Edward P. Bass Visiting Architecture Fellowship, in which private and public clients will give students insights on real world development processes.
Many students think developers are the enemy, and thats not always true. Its naïve to study architecture and never interact with people who are the clients, says architecture school dean Robert A.M. Stern.
The first Bass Fellow will be property developer Gerald Hines, founder of Hines Real Estate, one of the largest developers in the world, with over 700 projects under its belt. Hines, adds Stern, was one of the first developers to patronize first-class architects including Philip Johnson, Pei Cobb Freed, Cesar Pelli, and Skidmore Owings and Merrill.
The fellowship was created thanks to a gift from Edward Bass, a Yale alumnus, and a significant real estate investor in Fort Worth, Texas. All fellows, chosen by Stern will participate in a design studio and deliver a public lecture. They will teach together with a senior of visiting faculty member. Hines will teach with German architect Stefan Behnisch, principal at Behnisch, Behnisch & Partner and the two will explore the Garibaldi Repubblica, a huge mixed-use development featuring several well-known architects, being built in Milan by Hiness company.
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FORT COLLINS – As game day approaches for Saturday's Rocky Mountain Showdown against CU, CSU coach Steve Fairchild reported good fullback news while keeping mum on who will replace injured linebacker Mychal Sisson.
Jake Levin, who suffered a knee injury against Northern Colorado, will be ready for the CU game, Fairchild said.
"Jake Levin was out there playing (Wednesday)," Fairchild said. "So we'll get some guys back and it's getting some other backups to step up and be ready to go in the game."
About the linebackers, Fairchild deftly danced around the query, saying: "We're in good shape."
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In the early 1950s, DNA was shown to transfer genetic information, and the double helix structure of DNA was resolved. By 1961, the genetic code was deciphered, paving the way to genetic engineering and biotechnology. These advances promised tremendous benefits but generated a great deal of fear. To deal with the potential risks of this new technology, the National Institutes of Health (NIH) issued guidelines on the use of recombinant DNA (now known as the NIH Guidelines for Research Involving Recombinant DNA Molecules) in 1976, and the following year, many bills were presented in Congress to limit the use of recombinant DNA technology. Between 1976 and 1986, however, fears about the use of DNA diminished, and genetic engineering allowed for the successful production and marketing of human insulin and growth hormone, both of which were manufactured using recombinant bacterial expression systems. These products were great successes. Although as a society we still worry about biotechnology, from genetically engineered foods to fictional recombinant velociraptors (thanks to Hollywood films such as Jurassic Park), we have seen the benefits of biotechnology-derived pharmaceuticals.
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Rob & Kristen partied — and PDA'd — at Scout Taylor-Compton's birthday this weekend.
Considering how reserved Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart are together in public, this new shot of the couple holding hands at a friend's birthday party is practically porn for "Robsten" fans. The couple attended Kristen's Runaways co-star Scout Taylor-Compton's Dirty Dancing-themed birthday party Feb. 19, and one partygoer couldn't help but share this cute shot with the rest of the world.
Scout also tweeted a picture of her party outfit earlier that night.
"Starting my dirty dancing birthday party!!!!!" she wrote.
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I'm torn. I love seeing the two of them happy and casual together not because I use their relationship as entertainment, but because they are such great role models for a healthy, positive relationship and I love watching them together almost as much as I love watching the characters they play. On the other hand, I am saddened to see that Kristen appears to be smoking (wish she/they would quit) and saddened at the prospect of them being betrayed by an opportunist with a camera when they thought they were in a "safe" and private place. Hope they are okay with it. Love to see them happy together. It is inspiring.
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I love both RP and KS. They are a darling couple. I think it's great that they try so hard to keep their relationship private. It indicates they have respect for each other, and values each other's privacy. The media is so invasive. It's really pretty sick and disgusting the crap that is made up just to make a dime. Whether they are holding hands here technically or not, it seems these two really care about each other and are very cool.
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its sad that you guys are more interested in their private life than their work. Rob and kristen must hate that their fans focus on their relationship more than anything. I hope if one they they are not together that you as fans will still support them. Thats my only hope from these twilight fans.
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Okay, before I say anything else I would like to make it clear, that I am not a big fan of HollywoodLife or any other sites with a concept like this. But I think that some of you guys should keep in mind that just because some people are working for this company, it does not necessarily mean that they agree with them. They just have to do their job if they want to keep it, and that indcludes posting stories and pictures like this. I understand that you think it is rude to invade someone's privacy like this, I do too, but honestly you aren't really that easy to satisfy. Most of the time you are complaining about HL's lack of sources and now, when they finally have a picture as a proof for what they are saying, then that is wrong too. If you want to be angry at someone for posting this pic, then be angry at the person who took it and posted it in the first place. Of course HL could choose not to spread it, but again, some people have this as their job whether they like it or not. Besides, if you really hate HollywoodLife and their concept so much, why do you even bother to visit?
Again, I'm not a big fan of this site, but I think some of you are being a little unfair..
Ps: please realize that this it not a "hater" comment and is not directed to any specific person, just in general. It's just my opinion.
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Everyone with any semblance of a brain already knows they're a couple. I don't think that this photo is that invasive. I find the aerial shot of their house, taken from a pap helicopter?, to be a more blatant invasion of privacy. This was like all those photos of Rob at the pub on Christsmas, except that his girlfriend was there with her arms around him.
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HL, you are despicable, and this is the lowest you've sank. How could you have posted this picture, not even taken by paparazzi outside in a public area, which is bad enough, but taken at a private party of all things? I don't know how you found it—if the guy who took it got paid off, or if you comb twitter daily, or what, but you make me sick. To have such little respect for other people's wishes—is there anything off limits? No, I will answer that myself. If so, you would not have posted this. I cannot imagine what you people are like in person, but I would not want to know you, any of you. I notice there was not one name to this, why is that? Doesn't everyone at HL want to share in the glory of this one?
I can only say I hope Rob & Kristen are not bothered by this, or can ignore it or realize that these HL people are scavengers who make a living off others, regardless of the cost. It will come back to you, HL. It always does.
All my best to Rob & Kristen, and, as a fan, I apologize for this.
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Well, if they are upset about private pictures of themselves surfacing on the internet, maybe they should tell their friends to stop posting pics of them online. Once they hit Facebook or Twitter or wherever, of course it's going to spread across the web. That's how it works. So if you want to get angry at someone, direct it at them. No one is forcing them to post pictures of their celebrity friends who they know people want to see. HL, like other gossip sites, is just doing their job, even if you don't agree with it. I hate to say it, because everyone deserves their privacy, but that's how it works in Hollywood.
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This is the "friends" fault…. place blame on them! Who takes a picture of them and posts it all over the web if they claim they are a friend?! Hollywoodlife is just taking a picture that was posted PUBLICLY for the whole world to see. Sad to say, because I HATE HL, but its the internet and if its labeled as public, its fair game.


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Students studying science should be exposed early and often to the methods of discovery, inquiry, and problem solving used by scientists to explain the natural world. Faculty are familiar with these methods as we apply them in our individual research programs, and we strive to develop such capabilities in our students. There is no single scientific method. The research methods in molecular genetics can be remarkably different from those in community ecology. Therefore, we give our students opportunities to actively use the tools of scientific investigation in the lab and the field through a variety of courses at the molecular, cellular, organismal, and population levels of biological organization.
Many students take advantage of the opportunities for research under the supervision of a faculty member within the department. During the academic year, students are welcome to register for research credits. The Butler Summer Institute (BSI), a nine-week program in which participants undertake independent projects they design with a faculty mentor, awards successful applicants a $2,500 stipend as well as housing. BSI has been in place for 10 years and is funded completely by Butler University, a clear indication of our commitment to the integration of teaching and research.
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Athena's Big Quarter Spells Trouble for Short-Sellers' Thesis
NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- David Einhorn must have an Epic headache today.
The short-seller battling with electronic medical-records darling Athenahealth (ATHN - Get Report) suffered a blow late Thursday, when Athenahealth reported second-quarter earnings that beat Wall Street estimates by 10 cents a share and topped revenue estimates by $4 million at $185.9 million.
The fight over Athena's shares is several fights in one. The simple one is whether the shares, trading at more than 100 times even "adjusted pro forma" earnings estimates for this year, are unconventionally expensive.
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Biotech Stock Mailbag: AcelRx, Yellen Aftermath, Nymox Of course they are -- just as Amazon (AMZN), Salesforce.com (CRM) and Netflix (NFLX) have always been expensive, for all the predictive power that had. The most important fight is whether health care is really moving in the direction Athenahealth CEO Jonathan Bush says it is -- toward leaner, smaller, nonhospital-based providers who will reform the $3 trillion industry from the grass roots up. Athenahealth's shares popped $8 in after-hours trading following the earnings release before settling back to $128, just above where they had closed minutes before the report. The stock has been all over the map Friday morning, however, dipping to less than $119 before rebounding to about $123, but this is not really a problem. One primary issue, Jefferies analyst Dave Windley writes Friday morning, is concern that Athenahealth added just 1,151 providers for its electronic medical records service, about 300 short of expectations. Actually, there's a straightforward explanation: Summit Medical Group was expecting to go live by June 30, but its 300-plus doctors and nurses are now targeting July 28. The enterprise software business is always a bit lumpy, but tends to smooth out over time. Einhorn's Athenahealth short position hit the news in May, when he argued that Athenahealth would be wiped out by Epic Systems, a privately held company selling very expensive client-server based software to hospitals, which in turn try to induce affiliated doctors to use the hospitals' networks. Athenahealth shares traded as low as $97.30 in the wake of Einhorn's talk, in which he said the stock might be worth as little as $14. Before his announcement, they were changing hands around $126. But the Epic argument is exactly what Athena's quarter blasted out of the water. The quarter bolsters the idea that health care investing for the next five years will be primarily about finding companies, some as big as UnitedHealth Group (UNH), that are nimble enough to exploit Obamacare's incentives to minimize hospitalizations and cut costs. Athena's numbers showed the number of doctors using any of its systems (for collections, electronic medical records, or running portals for doctors to communicate with patients) rose 26% in the quarter, to 43,858. But the real tell was the number of very large physician groups -- the ones that tell hospitals what they're doing, contra Einhorn, and are moving services to outpatient settings -- on that list. Like Ascension Health, which has 4,000 providers and went live in the quarter. Or Health Management Associates, a 900-doctor unit of Nashville-based Community Health Systems (CYH). Or Summit Medical, the biggest practice in New Jersey and a company big enough to be overflowing Dun & Bradstreet's former corporate headquarters. They've used Athena for collections for a few years and are going live on its other products this quarter. I asked SMG's vice chairman -- who happens to be my doctor -- if Athena will get wiped out by Epic. He laughed.Check Out Our Best Services for Investors
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Ferrari continued testing at Fiorano on Friday and Saturday, with a mixture of weather conditions at the Italian circuit.
In sunny conditions, Friday saw Luca Badoer continue the teams preparations for the Monaco Grand Prix, primarily Bridgestone tyre work. The Italian covered a total of 75 laps (16 of them on the short version of the track,) setting a best time of 57.447s.
Badoer was greeted by cloudy skies as he climbed back into the F2005 cockpit on Saturday morning to conclude the tyre programme with another 65 laps (one short), the quickest a 57.686s.
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After three straight years of wet conditions, Manitoba hay growers were hoping for some relief. It hasn't happened, says Glenn Friesen, provincial forage specialist with Manitoba Agriculture, Food and Rural Initiatives. As a result, hay supplies are down and prices could stay steady or move a little higher, he predicts.
The western portion of the Canadian province has been hit particularly hard with rain and cool weather.
"Producers are concerned about winter feed supplies, but we're not talking about any feed shortages yet," Friesen says.
"We still have half a summer left, so we remain optimistic. We've gotten some heat now, and things are starting to catch up. That's been helpful."
Higher-quality hay has been harvested in the central and eastern parts of Manitoba and produced average to above-average yields.
Average-quality hay sells for around $85/ton (not including transportation costs), while dairy-quality hay is marketed at twice that price, the forage specialist says.
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One contributing factor to the high prices is continued demand for Canadian hay by U.S. customers.
Dry years in the U.S. between 2008 and 2012 helped open up Canada's export market, Friesen says.
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"It's big work," Hongo says of McGrath's latest. "It's working large, not just with private experience but public experience. Everything is tied to our common world but given an uncommon twist in terms of reporting on the world. It's poetry that's accessible, playful, energetic. It's duly deliberated.
"It's poetry of the information age," Hongo sums up. "He's doing the job."
An Asian-American born in Hawaii, Hongo is one of the five judges who select the winner of the Kingsley Tufts Award. "I figured I'd be considering [McGrath's book] when the time came," he says. When he didn't find the book among the finalists, he asked for it, along with several others he had been drawn to last year, and had them distributed to his fellow judges.
"It was clear to me from the discussion that this was a book that everyone agreed on right away," says Halpern, who was a member of the jury but could not vote on McGrath's book because it was published by Ecco. "It was clear that this book was going to win."
McGrath didn't think so: He hadn't even entered the competition, although he was aware of it, having submitted American Noise a few years back. He figured the "The Bob Hope Poem," which had been written over seven years, was a "kind of crazy thing" that wouldn't mean much to anyone but himself.
At the beginning of the poem, the narrator picks up a copy of People magazine (while denying that he ever reads the celebrity rag) that contains an article about Bob Hope. This leads to an electric six-part reflection on world history, colonialism, capitalist society, the end of the industrial age, the media, and the human race, among other things. The poem is peppered with quotes from sources as diverse as Das Kapital, Darwin's Voyage of the Beagle, Marshall Sahlins's Islands of History, Christopher Columbus's ship's log, Italo Calvino's Invisible Cities, and "Do-Re-Mi," by Woody Guthrie.
"A big desire in my poetry is to get a lot of stuff into the poem," McGrath explains. "Like, to get the world -- culture, geography, history, landscape and stuff, anecdotal stuff -- into my poems."
Exclaims an admiring Hongo: "First he's using a high-end critical theorist thing, then these lines have to do with Kenny Rogers, then he's talking about pizza and Dole pineapple -- and Elvis! I've read so many of the texts he refers to myself."
While it covers a broad sweep of common experience, the poem is a very personal one for its author. "'The Bob Hope Poem' started out saying, 'Jeez, what's up with this generation of guys like Bob Hope and Ronald Reagan? They don't see the world the way I do,'" says McGrath. "But what started as a public poem became more of a private poem. It started to account for the world in a general way, but I ended up thinking of more private or personal concerns."
After McGrath got his MFA, he and Elizabeth moved back to Chicago. He was writing and teaching part-time at the University of Chicago when Elizabeth got pregnant. Realizing that he had to get serious about supporting a family, he began the search for a job that ended in Miami. And he began to consider his perennial subject, money, in a different light.
"I was sitting around about to become a father, and all of a sudden money meant something different in my life than it ever had," he remembers. "Suddenly, with the notion of being responsible for a child, money signified differently. So the hidden agenda in 'The Bob Hope Poem' is that things are heightened for the narrator because he is about to become a father, and that's such a transformation."
As if on cue, baby Jackson starts to cry in the kitchen.
"The thing is that if I'm in the middle between one generation and another, I have to account for the world," McGrath says, by now inured to the screeches. "I have to explain the past to the future.


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Teachers, staff, and their family members from the C. J. Davenport Primary and Elementary schools took time out of their long weekend in honor of a cause close to their hearts. For the fourth consecutive year, "Team Davenport-EHT" participated in the annual Polar Bear Run/Walk for Autism Sunday, Feb. 17 in Sea Isle City. More than 50 people were part of "Team Davenport-EHT" this year, which raised more than $1,000 for the cause. The C.J. Davenport School Complex houses five of the seven MD/autism classrooms located within the Egg Harbor Township School District. The run/walk helped to generate funds for autism research, awareness, advocacy, and family services.


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I am especially interested in the Pennsylvania branch of the Grubbs family. I am looking for information on Jacob Grubbs born in Lancaster County,Pa. aabout 1735, and his son George who settled north of Pittsburg in 1799.I have informaation on George's descendents but not much on his ancestors. I am most interested in knowing when the first Grubbs of this branch came to this country and from where. I believe this branch came from Germany. A William Grubbs,1820--1900, married Anna Catherine Sippel who was born in Hesse-Hanover, Germany in 1827. She came with her family to America in about 1835. I am trying to find information about her parents. Also, I would like to know the earliest Grubbs in the Virginia Grubbs line. I believe he might have been a brother of the earliest Grubbs in my line. There seems to be a German line of the Grubbs family and an English line. Any help on this? David |
Grubbs Family Home Page--Pennsylvania Branch
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"But I didn't even ask yet," he returned, slightly bewildered.
"Oh, no," the waitress reassured him. "It's just that I recognized you." Turns out she had formerly worked at Kansai, Joel's favorite sushi bar in Boca Raton, and noted him as a regular.
9637 Westview Drive
Coral Springs, FL 33076
Category: Restaurant > Japanese
Region: Parkland
If you've ever wondered why I harp so continually on bad service, it's so I can compliment service like this. A server who caters to her regular customers is one thing. But a server who can recognize regulars from an erstwhile place of business out of context and still recall their likes and dislikes is quite another.
Ironically we didn't care that the eatery had run out of white tuna. For one thing I'm still working my way through the stages of gastronomic grief after a distinctly lousy recent experience with sushi. But the main reason was that the Thai-ness of the restaurant was impossible to ignore; sushi is obviously an afterthought designed to palliate the public. Bottles of sricha chile sauce sprout like sugar cane next to shorter bottles of soy sauce. Servers embody the cuisine by wearing traditional Thai dress. Plus, the extensive Thai menu -- more than 60 main courses alone -- had such mouthwatering photos appearing next to the descriptions of dishes that we surreptitiously tested them to see if they were scratch and sniff. (That said, I should also note that the sushi looked fresh and vibrant and that rolls evinced a positive fish-to-rice ratio.)
Indeed the colorful menus threaten to overshadow the almost too simple décor of this strip-mall eatery, which features bright yellow walls and yellow cone drop lights that hang right at forehead level. (Ouch!) Blonde woods and a little red trim add some contrast, and a few tables on the patio enhance the interior's 40-odd seats -- a good thing, because the Thai cooking here is so accomplished that it may soon become hard to grab a table during prime dining hours.
Like the décor the flavors here are intense but also restrained. Curries are balanced, with chiles evident but not tongue-searing; soups such as the aromatic tom yum goong, a concoction of plump pink shrimp, mushrooms, lemongrass, and kaffir lime leaves, are tangy without being sour. We found an appetizer of mee krob to be fresh and crisp, the rice noodles barely candied with honey rather than doused. Usually this dish strikes me as mundane, but the dressing, combined with the unqualified sweetness of the steamed shrimp that garnished it, was anything but.
Shrimp similarly elevated a green papaya salad, a particular favorite of mine that I order whenever I find it. Moon's version was classic, featuring shredded green papaya, peanuts, and sliced tomatoes almost marinated with an infusion of fish sauce, palm sugar, and lime juice. Because the concoction was plated on iceberg lettuce that readily caught the dressing, ordering a house salad seemed redundant.
Instead we asked for a side of the peanut dressing that accompanies the house salad and used it to intensify a main course of "spring break duck." The duck, which had been first roasted and then quickly fried, was succulent and pull-apart tender, but the house sauce that napped it was thin and bland. The peanut sauce also went well with a Thai omelet, though less robust palates will appreciate the omelet as is. Vegetables including broccoli, carrots, mushrooms, tomatoes, and onion were minced, briefly sautéed, and then stuffed, along with clear noodles, into the fluffy egg casing.
True fans of the admittedly rich peanut sauce should agree that the best dish on the menu is prawns in peanut sauce. (Moon Thai & Japanese also serves chicken or shrimp sautéed in the stuff, but they are no match.) The jumbo freshwater shrimp were peeled and deveined rather than served whole with heads and shell intact; while I missed the more dramatic plating, it's hard to complain when the messy work's been done for you. In fact the prawns benefited as well, since their cooking progress is more easily noted when the pesky shell is out of the way. As a result the half-dozen shrimp were precisely the color of frosted glass and the texture of lobster.
Moon Thai & Japanese's owner runs a host of Thai restaurants in South Florida, including the erstwhile Thai Barbecue in Broward County and the long-running Siam River in Miami-Dade. His experience shows in the sophisticated stylings of the menu: grilled rack of lamb with honey-plum sauce; grilled salmon topped with curried red pepper and basil; whole baby chicken fried and served upright on a skewer.


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A little inspiration from Past Star In A Bra Entrants
There's only five days left before Star in a Bra starts in Australia… How exciting!
We understand it can be daunting entering a competition where you submit photos of yourselves in lingerie but remember we come in all shapes and sizes and we want you to celebrate your curves.
So I thought I would put together a little compilation of previous Star in Bra entrants and why they entered as a little encouragement… Enjoy!
Kelly Parks: I entered Star in a Bra because I'd often thought "I could do that" while looking through lingerie catalogues and thought this was a good opportunity for little old me to give it a whirl!
Georgina Horne: I am a big girl. Not just the boobs, but I have a huge bum and just everything! But my boyfriend loves my body and I have never felt the need to be slim, I'd be happier being a tad more toned but nothing drastic. I want to represent that idea to other bigger curvier ladies out there – big can be sexy and it can model underwear and it can have fun! Plus size girls need sexy bras too!
Hayley Cambridge: I entered to represent the women who aren't very comfortable with or embarrassed about their big boobs, to show them that you can feel comfortable by wearing the correct sized bra and by realising that there are different solutions and styles to help you to love your boobs! I always used to be ashamed of my boobs because people would point them out and make comments about them, but I've grown to accept them since and I hope that this competition will teach me to love them. I'll have to, if they win it for me!
Karen Simpson: I was very nervous and worried about entering, thinking that I wasn't thin or young enough to be entering, but after reading your article it gave me confidence that this was not as important, but the person and personality that counted as well.
Emma Donaghy: I was an early developer and growing up, shopping for bras was a nightmare. I regularly attempted to squeeze my assets into the pretty petite sizes my peers were wearing. I wanted to 'fit in'… literally. As I grew older, I learnt to be confident about standing out with my curves. Brands like Curvy Kate promote healthy figures in sexy lingerie, something I would love to be a part of.
Amanda Navin: To me this competition isn't just about big boobed, curvy girls, it's all about embracing your natural-shape in a healthy way whether you're tall and slim, and you've got a bit too much boob or a bit too much bum. There's always another girl who wants something you've got!
And to be quite frank, I'm sick to death of seeing all the same people in magazines and on the television, the ones that don't even look real. British girls don't look anything like the handful of girls that represent us – there's a huge array of different shapes and sizes and I think that we should all enjoy being different, who wants to look exactly the same as everyone else anyway?! It's boring!
It doesn't matter who you are or what background you're from, whether you're Tall, Short, Tiny or voluptuous we want you to enter, have fun and love those gorgeous curves!
Visit the Curvy Kate Australia Facebook page for more updates!
Curvy Kate Wants Your Vote!
The 2011 UK lingerie awards are upon us and we are calling on all our curvy fans for their vote!
The UK lingerie awards are one of the biggest annual events for the intimate apparel industry where the public is called upon to nominate their favourite lingerie brands. There are many different nominations to choose from like 'Lingerie Brand of the year', 'Best Marketing campaign' and 'Fuller Bust Brand of the year' plus many more.
Here are some reasons why we think Curvy Kate should win Fuller Bust Brand of the year.
- Since Curvy Kate's launch in 2009, the curvy brand has grown tremendously and is now stocked in over 300 UK outlets including Simply Yours, Fenwick's, Bravissimo and Amazon.
- Curvy Kate is now distributed worldwide in countries like Australia, Canada, Germany, France, New Zealand, Greece and the Netherlands.
- Curvy Kate has grown from strength to strength and is seeing the launch of their curvy swimwear in 2012.
- They have a hugely successful marketing campaign called 'Star in a Bra' – the search for a new D plus model every year to represent the brand. The search this year has increases their social activity racking up a 714% growth in fans. In three month Curvy Kate's Facebook fans went from 800 to 4451.
- 2011 will see the expansion of their sizes, from March this year Curvy Kate went from DD to D cups and they will be extending their back sizes this Autumn all the way up to a 44G
To nominate Curvy Kate for the Fuller Bust Brand of the year please click on this link http://bit.ly/FullBust
If you would like to nominate Curvy Kate for anything else please visit http://www.uklingerieawards.com/uk-lingerie-awards-nominations/
Review: Angel Bra in Black/Ivory by Curvy Kate
Product description:
My size: 30HH
Fit: I'm wearing a 30HH in this picture and it's absolutely perfect. As soon as I put it on I felt completely supported and was wowed by the fantastic shape it gives too, natural but full and uplifted. The band is tight but that's something that I really like in a bra as it provides much more support and also makes your bras last longer too. I also love how this bra allows you to adjust the straps fully as well so you can have them just how you like them!
Colour: This bra is available in lots of stunning colours – Black/Ivory, Ivory/Black, Black/Teal, Teal/Gold Black/Raspberry, Raspberry/Black, Black/Pink and Pink/Black. The detail on the cup is absolutely gorgeous and I love the little ribbon that runs along the top on the cup. It's very pretty, cute, feminine and sexy all at the same time – that's my idea of a perfect bra!
Comfort: This bra is really comfortable. The only thing to bear in mind is that it's quite tight around the back when you first start wearing it so it digs in for a while but with wear it loosens off and begins to become even more comfortable. It's still only new as I got this bra about a week ago so it needs to be broken in like a new pair of shoes!
Occasion: I feel this bra is an "any occasion" bra! I would wear this bra to work, to go shopping, i'd even wear it on a night out as it gives me such a fabulous uplift that I feel sexy in it too.
Briefs: The CK briefs are known for being a bit on the small side. I normally wear a 10 but I got the size 12 for these briefs and they fit wonderfully. They are very comfortable and they even have, what I would call, a cheeky peephole at the back. Very cute indeed!
Have your say: If you have any comments or questions about this bra, please just comment below.
Searching for a Bra Star down under!
The Curvy Kate D plus model search is taking flight to international waters and scouring the nation down under to find the new face and body of the brand.
Curvy Kate ventured out to Australia to share their love of big bras and curvy girls after the overwhelming response in the UK. The brand was loved by shapely figures and the curvy shops down under started stocking the range from July 2009.
As Australia was the first country outside the UK to stock the Curvy Kate range, it was only natural for the brand to expand over there in more ways than one. With recently crowned winner Lizzie Haines flying the flag for the UK curvy girls, the full figured brand has decided to take on the second biggest market to find a new shapely model to represent the Australian real woman.
With growing popularity in Australia, Curvy Kate is now being sold in over 150 stores nationwide and has received press coverage in top magazines like Marie Claire, Cosmopolitan and Take 5. There is no doubt that the competition will take the nation by storm.
The Star in a Bra competition will be launched on the 29th June 2011 through the Australian Curvy Kate Facebook page. Take 5 one of the biggest selling weekly woman's magazine in Australia will be the official sponsors of the competition.
The entrants will be whittled down to the top 20 by selected judges and would have to gather votes from the public. The public vote will then see the top 5 take part in a professional photoshoot with Take 5 magazine whereby their new images will be displayed in the magazine and the final voting stage for the winner will begin.
The winner will:
– Be crowned the face and body of Curvy Kate Australia
– Win a year's contract with top Australian modelling agency, Bella Management.
– An all-expense paid trip to the UK to take part in the marketing campaign for Curvy Kate
– And of course some gorgeous Curvy Kate lingerie!
So get your camera's out and get ready to snap up the judges vote to win! For tips and suggestion check out our previous blog post
Keep an eye on the competition and spread the curvy word by checking out our Australian Facebook page!
New Thrill Me Colour Now Available At Bravissimo…
The biggest high street retailers for D-K cup lingerie and swimwear is now stocking the new Curvy Kate Thrill Me Bra.
Bravissimo whose success on the high street has seen them launch their very own clothing line for curvy girls has agreed to stock the Thrill Me Bra in the brand new Azure colour-way.
This popular style is a favourite amongst us Curvy Kate fans as it is very comfortable and sexy for a D plus bra. Although some may leave it to wear as a bedroom bra because of its sexy, burlesques feel, I wear it as an everyday bra because of its comfort and light padding.
This little number also comes with the cutest match thong and brief with frills on the behind. If you haven't tried this set… it should be on your list if things to try before you died.
After the overwhelming success of the infamous red Thrill Me bra by Curvy Kate that Bravissimo had as an exclusive colour for Christmas 2010, there was no doubt that this bra was going to be back by popular demand. For those still wanting to grab this colour, check out Bravissimo, limited stock only!
The Thrill Me Azure is in stock in all Bravissimo stores selling at the retail price of £29 for the Bra £15.50 for the shorts and £13.50 for the thong. Be sure to visit www.bravissimo.com to get yours before it's all gone!


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Air Academy Federal Credit Union (AAFCU) is helping El Paso County residents protect themselves against identity theft with a community shred day. The public is invited to bring up to five bankers boxes or three trash bags of paper documents to be shredded on site by Iron Mountain. The service is free for AAFCU members. Non-members may participate for a $10 donation to the AAFCU Foundation. The foundation is dedicated to supporting innovative educational programs for grades K-12 in area school districts.
Community Shred Day
Saturday, May 15
9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
AAFCU Cordera Branch
9810 North Union Boulevard
Colorado Springs
Call 719.593.8600 for more information.
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Final Assembly Point: Lansing, MI
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