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With a lot of determination and even more faith it has been said that one can move mountains…or in the case of the Kirby family, a locomotive engine! Step back in time where the live oaks wrap you in an old-Florida embrace, the roar of a diesel engine sings to you and…well let's just say you'll leave feeling like a kid again! The Kirby's found the Ole # 19 covered in weeds. With lots of hard work, they freed her and gave her a new home on their farm in Williston, Florida. Today, #19 has 1.3 miles of track to chug along on and a loving family that is determined to live out their dream of becoming an educational farm. The Kirby Family Farm is host to many events throughout the year. Below you will find their upcoming events.
Nature Coast Civil War Reenactment
March 7-9, 2014
Visit the Kirby Family Farm on March 7th, 8th and 9th for one of the largest reenactments in the state of Florida, the Nature Coast Civil War Reenactment will feature Kirby Farm's full size, historical locomotive, the Ole # 19. Gates will open at 10am with battles at 2pm on Saturday and Sunday. Prior to the battles, join the Kirby's for a full day of fun with period music, authentic artifacts, mortar demonstrations and of course a train ride through the battlefield and camps! Our Howard Johnson of Ocala, Florida is the host hotel for the Nature Coast Civil War Reenactment. The Williston-Ocala hotel is only a short drive to the Kirby Family Farm. Join us for a delicious breakfast before making your way out to the battlefield. Book your room today! Tickets on sale February 1, 2014 and will be $9.99 per person for ages 3 and up. Children 2 and under are free.
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April 12, 2014
Climb abooooooaaaaaaaaaarrdd! Hop on the Kirby Family Farm Ole # 19 on Saturday, April 12th and enjoy the music, games and prizes during the annual Rock-N-Roll Easter Train event. The farm will feature spring farm babies, goodie bags for the kids and even the furry one himself will be there…the Easter Bunny! Kids 10 and under, will receive a goodie bag and their name entered into a drawing for many Grand Prizes. It will be a fun-filled, family day out at the Kirby Family Farm! Our Howard Johnson of Ocala, Florida is only a short drive to the world's largest Easter Egg Hunt. Book your room today with us! Advance ticket purchase begins on March 5, 2014! See the Kirby Family Farm website for more information.
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On January 30, 2014, Universal Insurance Holdings, Inc. ("Company") announced that its Board of Directors declared a cash dividend on the Company's common stock of $0.10 per share, payable on March 3, 2014 to shareholders of record on February 19, 2014. The announcement, a copy of which is attached hereto as Exhibit 99.1, is incorporated herein by reference.
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This ethno-archaeological project on salt — a primordial reference of humanity — is a worldwide first, both from a methodological perspective, and in terms of the area covered. Starting from an original Romanian study published in 1992, the project continues the research carried out since 2003 by a Franco-Romanian team with that conducted within a Romanian Idei CNCSIS (2007-2010) exploratory project — ethnosal.uaic.ro. This approach was put into practice in the Eastern Subcarpathian area of Romania, with impressive results.
The extension of the researches to the whole extra-Carpathian area is justified by the exigencies specific to a saturated model. Unlike the previous project, the research takes into account — besides salt springs — the salt mountains/cliffs from this area; the correlations between their exploitations are thus systematically analyzed for the very first time in the world. The project has two main research directions: the identification of the salt springs and salt mountains/cliffs and the adjacent archaeological vestiges, and the ethnological investigation through spatial analysis. The resulting data, modelled and interpreted exhaustively, corroborated with the available ancient and medieval sources, will constitute a solid reference (by capitalising on a situation that is unique in Europe) for research in any area of the globe where there are archaeological traces of salt exploitation but where currently there are no non-industrial exploitation practices. The research will underline the universal invariants, without omitting the idiographic behaviours.
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Project manager Marius Alexianu has been selected as member of the the International Advisory Board of the Encyclopedia of Global Archaeology published by Springer.
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Marius-Tiberiu Alexianu the main author of the first ethnoarchaeological study in Romania dedicated to the ethnoarchaeology of salt springs in Moldavia ('The Exploitation of the Salt-Water Sources in Moldavia: an Ethno-Archaeological Approach'), Thraco-Dacica 13, 1992, p. 159-167, cited in the special works issued abroad. The methodology proposed by the ethnoarchaeological study was extended and applied to other areas of Romania and Turkey. M. Alexianu had published a monography and numerous papers regarding the ethnoarchaeology of salt springs. The most recent one is a chapter in a volume published in Springer Publishing House (Saturated model. A first application in world and Romanian ethno-archaeology, in A. Marciniak, N. Yalman (Eds.), Contesting Ethnoarchaeologies, 2013). He is also the director of two research projects The salt springs of Moldavia : the ethnoarchaeology of a polyvalent natural resource, 2007-2010 (http://ethnosal.uaic.ro/) and The ethno-archaeology of the salt springs and salt mountains from the extra-Carpathian areas of Romania, 2011-2014 (http://ethnosalro.uaic.ro/). He has participated at many prestigious international conferences as organizer and key-speaker.


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Yes, it's true that June 7-11 2015 is almost a year away, but it's not too early to mark your calendar and plan to attend the 52nd Design Automation Conference (DAC) at the Moscone Center in San Francisco.
DAC is sponsored by the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM), the Electronic Design Automation Consortium (EDA Consortium), and the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE). It's the year's most important event for engineers who design and develop electronic circuits and systems, and for electronic design automation (EDA) in general. Attendees represent more than 1,000 organizations.
This week the DAC planners named their Executive Committee, headed by Anne Cirkel, a senior director for technology marketing at Mentor Graphics, as General Chair. Anne is an eight-plus year veteran of the Executive Committee, which oversees the exhibition and trade show, plans the technical program, establishes new initiatives, and manages conference operations and publicity. Anne's has a blog on DAC at https://dac.com/blog/52%20Weeks%20of%20DAC
Co-chairs of the DAC Automotive Track are Anthony Cooprider from Ford Motor Company and Samarjit Chakraborty from the Technical University of Munich. The Automotive Village was a first for DAC this year and automotive electronics design should be even more prominent next June.
Also on the Executive Committee are:
– Chuck Alpert, Cadence, Inc., Vice Chair
– Patrick Groeneveld, Synopsys, Inc., Finance Chair
– Sharon Hu, University of Notre Dame, and Robert Aitken, ARM, Inc., Technical Program Co-Chairs
– Valeria Bertacco, University of Michigan, Panel Chair
– Raymond Rodriguez, Intel Corp., Tutorial Chair
– Michael McNamara, Adapt IP. Inc., IP Track Chair
– Ramesh Karri, New York University, Security Track Chair
– Robert Oshana, Freescale, Inc., Embedded Systems and Software Chair
– Daniel Bourke, Cadence Design Systems, Inc., and Karam Chatha, Qualcomm, Inc., Designer Track Co-Chairs
– Rob van Blommstein, Consultant, Industry Advisory Chair
– Michelle Clancy, Cayenne Communication, LLC, Publicity/Marketing Chair
– Soha Hassoun, Tufts University, Past Chair
– Naehyuck Chang, Seoul National University, ACM SIGDA Representative
– Tiffany Sparks, ARM, Inc., EDA Consortium Representative
– Shishpal Rawat, Intel Corp., IEEE CEDA Representative
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How successful have you been since receiving your master's degree in political science at UConn? Would you say you've been (a) very successful, (b) somewhat successful, or (c) not particularly successful?
For Lydia Saad '97 M.A., senior editor at the Gallup Organization in Princeton, N.J.--one of the world's oldest and most widely recognized public opinion surveys firms--the answer is an unqualified (a).
Saad has produced, written and interpreted hundreds of opinion polls, and has written dozens of essays on polling, public opinion and politics.
Her introduction to Gallup was through a temporary assignment working on 1992 presidential election surveys where she "learned the ropes." Quickly establishing her credentials as a skilled research analyst, Saad was offered a permanent post at Gallup and, by 1995, had been promoted to managing editor, one of three editors responsible for producing the Gallup Poll and a host of other surveys.
After returning from maternity leave in 2000, Saad assumed the position of senior editor where she is now responsible for producing the Gallup Poll Social Series--a trend-based survey "on subjects we cover in depth, such as what people think of the economy, health care, or foreign policy."
Prior to working at Gallup, Saad worked as a research assistant at the State Capitol in Hartford, Conn., and for John Rowland's first campaign for governor. During that time, she also pursued a master's degree in political science at UConn.
Saad had searched for a "practical program" that could promote her career, explaining that UConn's political science department--and its connection to the Roper Center for Public Opinion Research--offered exactly the program she desired.
"I learned a great deal at UConn," she notes. "How to draft objective surveys, select a random sample, and analyze and interpret results. I had the wonderful opportunity to work closely with Everett Ladd, who was then head of the Roper Center. His idealism was contagious. He believed that polling is a vital part of the democratic process. That very same philosophy is shared by the people at Gallup.
"Today, there are many schools that focus on public opinion studies, but the University of Connecticut," she adds, "is considered one of the best in the field."
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- Ben Q. Rock of Orlando Pinstriped Post: It's hard to draw any conclusions about how they'll play together from such a small sample size. My impression, based on their overall performance last season, is that [Brandon] Bass' best skill is scoring. 5.8 points in only 13.0 minutes per game last year, on a career-best 51.1% shooting. That's not bad for a guy still learning the playbook in the playoffs, I suppose. His asset is his mid-range jumper, typically the least efficient shot in basketball. Synergy Sports Technology shows, however, Bass connected on half of his 56 jumpers from within 17 feet of the basket last year, which ties him for 9th in the league among the 141 players who attempted at least 50 shots from that distance. Hyper-specific stat, I know, but again: that's Bass' biggest asset. Even when he posts up, he's more likely to turn, face, and shoot the jumper than he is to try a hook or drive for a layup. And in 92 post-ups last year, he passed the ball 8 times, so you know he's not likely to give the ball back once he gets it. And [Rashard] Lewis? He can score too. [Stan] Van Gundy's been known to run post-ups for him to get his offense going, particularly in third quarters if Lewis didn't get many touches in the first half of a given game. He's effective down there because, at 6'10", there aren't many small forwards who can handle his size. That's Lewis' utility as a combo forward: put him on the perimeter at power forward, and opposing fours can't keep up with him. Put him in the post, and opposing threes can't muscle him. For the first three years of his deal, the Magic have heavily leaned on the former strategy. Maybe it's time to try the latter a bit more. And that's why, to a degree, you like this news: the Magic aren't getting complacent. They are looking to make some changes. Not drastic ones–note [Bob] Vander Weide saying "we love [Lewis] at the four the majority of the time"–but changes nonetheless.
- The rise and fall of Jason Williams.
- Kurt Helin of ProBasketballTalk ranks the Orlando Magic third in his off-season power rankings: "They didn't do much this off-season, other than be involved in Chris Paul rumors. Oh, and they got Chris Duhon, let us never forget that. But as much as they get overlooked, the Magic did not have to do much. This team has been to the NBA finals and the Eastern Conference finals the last two years. They kept J.J. Redick and you'll see more of him and less of Vince Carter. They will stick with their system of Dwight Howard and guys who can shoot the three, because it works. Jameer Nelson is still good and will have a chip on his shoulder. They still play defense. Overlook Orlando at your own peril, they are contenders."
- Royce Young of CBSSports.com: "An article from the Times-Picayune says after hearing Demps' plan for retooling the roster, Paul is "on board with the team's direction and will not seek to force a trade." The Times-Picayune story says the Hornets won't listen to any offers for Paul. Also mentioned is this quote: "Chris never said anything about a trade, " a source close to Paul said. "All he said is that he wants to win. He does so much in the community. He hasn't built those courts around (town) for nothing. Of course, he wants to be here." Which I find odd because Paul publicly said he'd be open to a trade if the right situation presented itself. This sounds like positive spin from Paul's camp so in order to not come out looking like a bad guy. Not everyone wants to walk down the road LeBron did just to get a shot at winning. Besides, there have been multiple reports saying CP3 would like to be traded to a contender. Multiple high-profile, plugged-in insiders have reported the same thing. There's definitely some smoke here. And this report from the Times-Picayune might just be an effort to put out some of the fire."
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This is a Fabulous dance! My classes love it. Thanks Kim!
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Great little dance to a great sing a long tune enjoyed by all the class. Well done Kim xx
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This is a super dance and great music, swaying and singing as well!!
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Been doing bluebirds for a few weeks now class loves it
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A lovely easy dance for all to enjoy. Great new version of this Singalong classic track. Wavey arms, singing, easy steps and Happy smiling faces. Well done Kim, it's a winner.
Lois Lightfoot - 01/06/2014
This is a cracking little dance from Kim, set to a classic song given a new twist giving the dance the whole sing-along factor, its one we had great fun with in class and lots of smiles.
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As you would expect from the Jive Aces this is an upbeat version of Somewhere Over the Rainbow Good sing-a-long tune with steps that hit the beat. Perfect for beginners. Should be a winner for Kim.


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Metasoma Streaming "Metal Erosion" Title Track
London based act Metasoma has posted the title track online from the band's "Metal Erosion" EP, which can be heard in the player below.
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CONSOL Energy Center, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Sidney Crosby scores 2, Jonathan Toews hurt as Pens beat Blackhawks
PITTSBURGH -- The reeling Chicago Blackhawks took another hard hit. The Pittsburgh Penguins appear to be coming together at just the right time.
Sidney Crosby scored two goals in the final five minutes, helping the Penguins to a 4-1 victory over the injury-riddled Blackhawks on Sunday night.
"I thought this was one of our most physical games of the year," Penguins coach Dan Bylsma said. "We saw it from the beginning of the game until the end."
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The biggest hit came in the second period.
Already playing without Patrick Kane, the Blackhawks lost captain Jonathan Toews to an upper-body injury when he was drilled by Penguins defenseman Brooks Orpik. Toews was holding his left arm on the bench before heading down the runway for good in the second.
Blackhawks coach Joel Quenneville didn't believe the injury to Toews was serious, characterizing it as day-to-day.
"We'll get a better assessment tomorrow," Quenneville said.
James Neal and Lee Stempniak also scored for the Penguins, who won their second straight and snapped a three-game home losing streak. Marc-Andre Fleury made 25 saves in his 36th victory of the season.
Orpik's hit on Toews occurred with 6:30 remaining in the middle period. The two were going for a loose puck.
"It was a big hit," Blackhawks forward Patrick Sharp said. "You could tell he was trying to hit him hard. He knew who he was hitting. It's tough when you see your captain get hit like that."
Quenneville said he needed to see a replay of Orpik's hit. Bylsma said he only saw the hit live, and believed it was clean. Orpik agreed.
"There's no penalty, so I don't know," Orpik said. "I think that hit happens 10 times a game."
It's been a rough stretch for injuries for the defending Stanley Cup champions, who will be without star forward Kane for the rest of the regular season because of a lower-body injury. Bryan Bickell is out with an upper-body injury but is expected to return soon.
Blackhawks forward Marian Hossa played with Orpik with the Penguins during their run to the 2008 Stanley Cup Finals.
"(Orpik) is a heavy hitter," Hossa said. "That's his game. It's never easy to play against him. Sometimes he's on the borderline, but I know him as a fair guy and that's how I remember him."
The injury to Toews galvanized the Blackhawks, who dominated play in the third period. But Fleury held up just fine.
Crosby capped a 2-on-1 rush for Pittsburgh at 15:09 of the third, sending a wrist shot over the shoulder of Blackhawks goaltender Corey Crawford. He added an empty-netter with 1:16 left for his 36th goal and league-leading 99th point of the season.
"Obviously, they were coming and they put a lot of pressure on us," Crosby said. "They started to take a few more risks and we were able to capitalize."
Sheldon Brookbank scored for the Blackhawks, who have lost three straight in regulation for the first time since February 2012.
The Penguins and Blackhawks started the month at a snowy Soldier Field, part of the NHL Stadium Series. Chicago cruised to a 5-1 victory over Pittsburgh on March 1 in the beginning of a rough month for each team.
"We remember that snowy night in Chicago," Bylsma said. "They took it to us pretty good. We wanted to respond in this game and I think we did."
The Blackhawks and Penguins began the day with identical near-.500 March records and one win in each of their last four games.
Injuries to top forwards have played a role; Chicago played its sixth in a row without Kane, while former NHL MVP Evgeni Malkin missed his fourth straight for Pittsburgh. Both are expected to return for the postseason.
Chicago added another big name to the list after the loss of Toews.
"We've played 11 games in 19 days, it's a busy stretch of the year," Quenneville said. "There have been some stretches in the last three games that have showed that maybe this team needs a break."
Chicago carried the play early, Andrew Shaw hitting a post less than two minutes into the game. But Pittsburgh scored twice in 21 seconds, taking an early 2-0 lead.
Neal snapped a wrist shot past Crawford on a 2-on-1 and Stempniak got behind Johnny Oduya after a lead pass from Matt Niskanen and beat Crawford between the pads. Neal has 10 points in his last nine games against Chicago.
Pittsburgh had a chance to add to its lead in the second period, but came up short on two power-play opportunities.
Brookbank then delivered for the Blackhawks, cutting the deficit in half when he blasted a slap shot from the point behind Fleury.
Game notes
Chicago last visited Pittsburgh in December 2011. ... Pittsburgh native Brandon Saad played his first game in his hometown. ... Joe Vitale and Simon Despres were scratched for the Penguins. ... Chicago scratched David Rundblad, Jeremy Morin, Matt Carey and Michal Rozsival. ... Pittsburgh hosts Carolina on Tuesday, while Chicago is home to Minnesota on Thursday.
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PITTSBURGH, PA - MARCH 30: Lee Stempniak #22 of the Pittsburgh Penguins celebrates his first period goal against...
(Photo by Justin K. Aller/Getty Images)Game Information
Arena: CONSOL Energy Center Location: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania |
Referees: Dan O'Rourke, Ian Walsh Linesmen: Steve Barton, Kiel Murchison |
Attendance: 18,655 (103.1% full) |
Team Stat Comparison
Chicago | Pittsburgh | ||
1 | Goals | 4 | |
0 | Power Play Goals | 0 | |
1 | Power Play Opportunities | 2 | |
0 | Shorthanded Goals | 0 | |
2 | Penalties | 1 | |
4 | Penalty Minutes | 2 | |
26 | Shots on Goal | 27 | |
21 | Hits | 39 | |
27 | Faceoffs Won | 36 |
Scoring Summary
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9:44 | James Neal (24)
Assists: Jussi Jokinen, Robert Bortuzzo |
0 | 1 | |
10:05 | Lee Stempniak (11)
Assists: Matt Niskanen, Chris Kunitz |
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11:10 | Sheldon Brookbank (2)
Assists: Patrick Sharp, Nick Leddy |
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3rd Period | CHI | PIT | ||
15:09 | Sidney Crosby (35)
Assist: Chris Kunitz |
1 | 3 | |
18:44 | Sidney Crosby (36)
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The University of Virginia's College at Wise will host "Take Back the Night" on Wednesday, March 19, to bring awareness for sexual violence and to support survivors in their healing process.
The event, which begins at 7 p.m. in the Gilliam Sculpture Garden with a march across campus and continues with a candlelight vigil, is designed to end sexual assault, domestic violence, dating violence, sexual abuse and all other forms of sexual violence.
The program is sponsored by the Center for Student Development and the Student Development Advisory Board and is designed to inform the campus and surrounding counties. Family Crisis Support Services is also heavily involved in the program.
"Family Crisis Support Services is honored to be a part of "Take Back the Night" event at UVa-Wise," Joni Perry, with Family Crisis Support Services said. "According to the Bureau of Justice, college aged women experience the highest rates of intimate partner violence, and we are happy to partner in this event to bring resources to these college students."
Jewell Worley, dean of students at UVa-Wise, said national statistics on violence and abuse are alarming.
"I am so proud of our UVa-Wise students who have chosen to take up this cause and be a voice for those who are unable to speak for themselves," Worley said. "Take Back the Night" has become a venue for students, community members, and professionals to shed light on a crime that often occurs in the dark and remains in the dark because victims of sexual assault feel powerless and continue to be afraid to speak out.
UVa-Wise campus is partnering with resources from the local community to help empower victims and to be a part of a much-larger national campaign to bring attention to the crime of sexual assault.
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The Range Days Rodeo was presented with the Women's Professional Rodeo Association's (WPRA) Justin Best Footing Award for the Badlands Circuit for 2009. The presentation was made in Las Vegas during the Wrangler National Finals Rodeo.
The award is voted on by the barrel race contestants in the Badlands Circuit made up of all rodeos in North and South Dakota. The award is based on the quality of ground or "footing" for the barrel race horses. Justin Boots presents a pair of full-quill ostrich boots to the winning committee along with a check for $1,000.
Range Days Rodeo works with volunteer personnel from Ellsworth Air force Base and the South Dakota National Guard to hand rake the rodeo arena around each barrel after each contestant makes a run so that the ground is even for the every contestant. This volunteer effort has proven effective as the Range Days Rodeo has won the award four times.
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At CatholicVote.org, it is reported by Steve Skojec that clergy attempting to minister to the injured and dying at the Boston Marathon bombing scene were denied access, while other responders weren't. The article quotes Jennifer Graham's article in the Wall Street Journal:
…it is a poignant irony that Martin Richard, the 8-year-old boy who died on Boylston Street, was a Catholic who had received his first Communion just last year. As Martin lay dying, priests were only yards away, beyond the police tape, unable to reach him to administer last rites—a sacrament that, to Catholics, bears enormous significance.
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I know most professional artist have a set of brushes from a certain line, and thats what they stick to. I have never found a set that I enjoy each and every brush, so I make my own set- with all my favorites. It may not look 'professional' however, each and every brush in my collection is used on a regular basis and I am confident in all of them to do their job, and do it well. smashbox liner brush #9 is by far one of my favorites. while other liner brushes dont make the cut, this one is my all time favorite. The brush is made extremely well, the bristles are hard, and put together rows of a straight line... which makes for perfect application of your favorite cream or gel liner. The reason i love this one the most is because its the best thing for those who wear lashes... if you wear the full set of lashes (vs the individual ones) you may know that sometimes there is a line in between your lash line and the fake lash line that needs to be covered and blended with eyeliner... this brush makes this so easy, and virtually fool proof... you walk the brush line in between your real lash line and where the fake eyelash line starts... walk it across so that your look is finished and put together. Works soooo good. highly recommend this one.
I used to have a very flimsy eye liner brush that doesn't help me draw a straight line (I use it as a mini concealer brush now). These bristles are very firm and although a lot of reviewers said it hurts, I watched the mu videos on smashbox.com and it seems that if you want to avoid the pain, you should stamp / press the line on your eyeline instead of sweeping (or scratching it) against your skin. This is why the bristles are made to be so firm, it doesn't bend when you stamp, hence creating a straight line without any "drawing". This brush is meant to create very thin line - the bristles are packed tight and thin and sharp. I would recommend it to anyone who doesn't like to wear the thick cat eye look but still likes to create a natural thin solid line for a day look.
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Feels like I'm raking a new toothbrush across my eyelid. Ouch!
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I prefer my Studio Tools small angled eyeliner brush for lining. The Smashbox does work nicely as a brow brush.
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2013 Utilities Industry Perspective
by Christopher Dann, Todd Jirovec, and Tom Flaherty
Originally published by Booz & Company: December 13, 2012
Even if policies change in Washington, states are likely to pursue their own agendas. The same election that gave President Obama four more years also brought the number of Republican governors to 30, promising a sharp divergence in policy perspectives at the federal and state levels.
For example, recent years saw a surge of support among federal and some state policymakers for investments in smart-grid upgrades to utility transmission and distribution systems and renewable fuel technologies. But that support has been dwindling in many states and localities. Regulators (and consumers) have been skeptical of the benefits of "behind the meter" smart-grid technologies, such as enabling customers to control power usage. Similarly, the high cost of renewable energy has some policymakers balking at requiring consumers to purchase pricier electricity from renewable sources at a time of economic hardship.
Meanwhile, as ancillary investments lose favor, regulators are refocusing on the utility's core mission of providing electricity safely, reliably, and affordably. Recent events such as the nuclear power-plant failure in Japan and the powerful storms causing widespread outages in the U.S. reinforce these concerns.
This trend suggests that utilities will reap better returns from investments that strengthen their essential capabilities. At the same time, Superstorm Sandy could be the catalyst for wider deployment of upgrades to the grid—by demonstrating the need for technology that could help restore power more quickly by providing better information to field crews during mass outages.
The risks of recovery. The favorable investment climate for utilities stems largely from the sluggish economic growth that has plagued the U.S. since 2008. Interest rates are at historic lows because the Federal Reserve needs to stimulate growth. Natural gas prices continue to remain low, because anemic economic growth has slackened demand.
There's no doubt that these conditions are good for regulated utilities, whose earnings are not dependent on market power prices and which feel less regulatory pressure when prices are low. The opposite is true for merchant power generators, whose profits rise and fall with gas prices.
Executives at utilities should avoid getting too accustomed to the current economic environment. Although dramatic change isn't likely in 2013, history shows that prices can rise quickly when conditions shift. For example, natural gas prices shot up 500 percent between the late 1990s and their peak in 2005.
In the short term, an economic recovery could lead to higher interest rates, gas prices, and electricity rates. The current favorable investment climate would give way to conditions that make it more difficult for utilities to finance new infrastructure. Higher costs of capital make projects more expensive, while rising electricity bills make regulators reluctant to approve new investments.
Over the longer term, these variables will fluctuate with the economic cycles. Executives should keep this in mind as they contemplate 50- to 60-year investments in new infrastructure. Investments should enhance the core performance capabilities that generate strong returns in any economic or pricing environment.
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New digital technologies give utilities the tools to build systems that are more resilient, intelligent, and responsive. These technical advances will improve efficiency, reliability, and productivity. They also set the stage for a new utility business model. Utilities in the future will become larger, leaner, and more performance-driven. An explosion of data (and insight) from new technologies will drive long-term strategy and day-to-day decision making.
As executives weigh investment choices today, they should consider the capabilities their company will need to capitalize on these technologies, and build a best-in-class operating model for the future. The capabilities each company needs will vary based on the strategy it chooses. For example, some will opt for a low-cost, core utility model, whereas others will adopt a customer-centric, retail-oriented approach.
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- Digitization of infrastructure will require a new delivery model that's nimbler, more predictive, and capable of real-time responses to changing conditions and customer needs.
- Life-cycle asset management must become more distinct from field operations, driving better resource targeting through predictive maintenance practices.
- Better management of workflow will increase productive time in the field .
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- Customer service departments must become more sophisticated to meet the rising expectations of customers empowered by new end-user technologies. They will need to develop customer intelligence and marketing capabilities the utility industry hasn't needed in the past.
- Stronger integration of customer demand management with marketing and resource planning will foster greater functional collaboration.
- Retail-focused companies should seek more efficient back-office support through partnerships and alternative delivery models .
- As generation sources become more widely distributed, utilities will need a fully integrated portfolio management capability on the supply side.
- Sophisticated analytical market insights must be developed to inform future scenarios and investment trade-offs.
- Large-scale project execution management must be improved through better alignment with contractors and management of execution risks .
- Corporate headquarters operations will need to harness the rising flow of information to provide analytical, predictive guidance and strategic leadership.
- Corporate leaders will need to get better at making strategic decisions and allocating capital amid uncertainty, explicitly incorporating risk and resiliency into their strategies.
- Corporate service levels and costs must be actively managed between provider and recipient, with performance accountability maintained through metrics and reporting.
- Organizational and capability constructs will need to tailor delivery models by clearly differentiating between repeatable factory-type functions and expertise functions .
Utilities have a rare opportunity to invest in 21st-century electrical systems. Choosing the right investments is critical, as executives must take into account shifting regulatory policies, new technological options, and potential economic changes. Amid such uncertainty, investments that advance the utilities' core mission of providing safe, reliable, and affordable power are most likely to pay off over the long term. In making these investments, utilities should aim to enhance the capabilities that serve their broader corporate strategies.


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Goodbye to WNPR's "Community Builder"
Today is the final day for Kim Grehn at WNPR.
Kim served for more than 20 years as WNPR's Program Director, and later as Vice President of Radio.
If you listen to Where We Live…or any of the news programming on WNPR, you have Kim to thank.
WNPR was founded as a classical music service more than 30 years ago – but as times, and listener expectations changed, Kim led an effort to make WNPR into the best radio news service in the state – and one of the leading public radio news operations in the country.
And it wasn't without taking personal hits. My favorite listener put-down shouted at Kim during a controversial change in programming? A guy called him a "Bird-brained Wisenheimer." He still laughs at that one.
It was through his efforts that Where We Live was born. He wanted this show to be a daily forum for intelligent, civil conversation and without him, it never would have happened.
Those of us who know him and his work know that Kim often communicates in charts and graphs. Showing audience trends, programming appeal and listener habits. But more than any programmer I've met in radio, Kim understood that those lines and dots represent real people who want to be informed, engaged and enlightened by their radio station. People who want to connect with others, and share stories.
Before Kim became one of the national leaders in radio programming and research, public radio stations were known for programming to "personal tastes" or for "educational purposes." But Kim's mantra was simple…if they're not listening, you're not serving anybody.
Kim Grehn taught WNPR to think about its audience as a community…striving for the common goal of living in a better city, a better state, and a better world.
He leaves a big hole in WNPR – but he leaves our world better for the work he did.
For everyone at WNPR, I wish Kim the best...and thanks.
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A lovely tribute (John?)... Kim, a sorrowful day for us in radioland, as listeners and colleagues. It was a joy working with you on our limited engagments. We will connect off blog soon, as you may need to help us move a couch through a window (almost 5 years ago, can you believe it?) Enjoy a beautiful summer evening on this Friday July 10 (unless of course a raging Thunderstorm comes through which would also be appropriate for the moment). Jill


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CAIRO - Terrified by a racist attack on their house, a Muslim parent have left their home to help keep their children safe.
My family were terrified from the very first incident, Murad Alam, 39, told The Daily Mail on Thursday, January 31.
My wife had never experienced racism, neither had my kids.UK Muslim Family Under Racial Attacks
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An offensive graffiti was painted outside the Muslim family's house in Bingham in north-western Britain last month.
The attack came after a cross wrapped in ham was left on the doorstop of the family's house.
The first incident was when the big, wooden cross, wrapped in ham, fell into the house after a knock at the door, Alam recalled.
It really annoys me that they should use a cross and try and turn this into a religious argument.
The Muslim father said that they had names such as 'Paki' and 'tramp' shouted at them in the street.
My wife and children also had names called at them in the street.
Seeking security for his kids, the father decided to move to his wife and two young children to West Bridgford, a suburb of Nottingham.
Seeing his kids teased several times on the street, Alam took the decision after he found that his young son plotting escape routes from the house and neighborhood on his computer.
The kids have been abused a number of times; the eldest had smoke blown in his face by an elderly local gentleman, he said.
In fact I had to explain to my children what racism even was, because they're so young they didn't understand the concept that someone could dislike you because of your skin color or religion.
The attack on the Muslim family is the latest in racist assaults on Muslims in Britain.
This is one of a number of cases that we have seen where the anti-Muslim prejudice has had a shocking impact on the wider family, said Fiyaz Mughal, director of Tell Mama, a national service that records and analyses anti-Muslim attacks.
We provided practical support to the family where we could.
They are though, moving away and fear that the perpetrators and the air of anti-Muslim prejudice in the area was just too much, which is very, very sad.
Hostility against British Muslims, estimated at nearly 2.5 million, has been on the rise since the 7/7 attacks in 2005.
Police data shows that 1,200 anti-Muslim attacks were reported in Britain in 2010.
A Financial Times opinion poll showed that Britain is the most suspicious nation about Muslims.
A poll of the Evening Standard found that a sizable section of London residents harbor negative opinions about Muslims.
Last October, Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg has vowed to put an end to religious hate crimes against Muslims.
He also announced an extra £214,000 funding for Tell Mama to help halt attacks against Muslims.
The national organization will help to inform a cross-government working group set up to tackle the problem and follows work in the Jewish community, by the Community Security Trust, to record anti-Semitic attacks and shape action to prevent them.Along with monitoring anti-Muslim incidents, which is also done by Islamophobia Watch, Engage and the Islamic Human Rights Commission, Faith Matters would also offer a personal service to victims.
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"Even once we got the data - more than a million records - the technical challenges were daunting because the raw information does not allow speed calculations," according to database specialist John Maines, quoted in the Sun Sentinel's Monday account of its Pulitzer. The answer: Reporters measured the distance between toll plazas, using Garmin GPS devices, for the most part, and allowing the journalists to calculate the police-car speeds themselves. Over three months they traced nearly 800 instances of police from various agencies driving at between 90 and 130 mph.
After the first story, "For cops, no limit," with a joint Kestin-Maines byline, a second article explored horrifying cases of civilians and police alike being killed or injured in cop-speeding accidents—320 crashes and 19 deaths since 2004—and noted that only one officer went to jail as a result, serving 60 days. A third installment looked at the culture of police-officer speeding, and how it could be changed.
The Pulitzers called special attention to the remarkably clear impact of the series. Especially in public service, the Pulitzers look for what a news organization accomplished with its work, and the Pulitzer citation said this story led "to disciplinary action and other steps to curtail a deadly hazard."
In fact, five follow-up stories documented the punishment handed out to officers, including the firing of the one whose case sparked the investigation. Police authorities lauded the Sun Sentinel's work. And the Sun Sentinel's own speed-measuring procedure showed "an 84 percent drop in high-speed incidents over the same period last year."
While it isn't known for sure how strongly that factor influenced the Pulitzer board, Bhatia says jurors weighed it heavily in putting the Sun Sentinel among the three finalist nominations. The others: a project by the Center for Investigative Reporting's California Watch, exposing how a state-run police force failed to protect horribly abused developmentally disabled patients, and a Washington Post examination of flawed evidence being used in criminal cases the Justice Department prosecuted.
Not everyone in the Sun Sentinel newsroom was totally shocked by the announcement.
Editor Saltz says that on Saturday he'd been called by a source saying "we would probably have cause to celebrate." Two other tips came in to other staffers. But nobody "said exactly what we had won, or even that they were 100 percent certain." Still, Saltz quietly secured some champagne.
"There was no downside," he explains. "Had we not won we could have drowned our sorrows. "
For Kestin's part the afternoon was a joyous blur. She didn't even become aware until two hours later that bombs had exploded at the Boston Marathon finish line - news that broke at almost the same time Sig Gissler's Pulitzer announcement was being broadcast to newsrooms around the country, including the Sun Sentinel's. Gissler had noted the developing reports from Boston as he spoke. But Kestin missed it. Since "our category was the first announced, Sig got 'Sun Sent' out before the newsroom erupted in screams," Kestin says. "I didn't hear anything else after that."
In terms of the Pulitzer awards, there was an even bigger surprise in his announcement, Gissler notes: the selection of three reporters from startup nonprofit website InsideClimate, who won for national reporting, for work disclosing flawed regulation of oil pipelines. That beat out finalists at the Boston Globe and Washington Post, in a case, Gissler says, of the Pulitzer Board suggesting "the way the ethos of journalism is being reconfigured." (Last year's national reporting Pulitzer had gone to a Huffington Post reporter.)
Perhaps by widening the Pulitzer radar screen to include the Sun Sentinel's less-well-known public service, something else was being said about the ethos: that severe staff retrenchments needn't get in the way of solid watchdog reporting.


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I am especially eager for this topic as using the iPad as a word-processor is a common way that it is applied and often meets with ergonomic frustration. I know that as a touch typist, I can write well over 90 words a minute. The iPad cuts that down to at least half. She started by pointing out the flexibility of the iPad which means that these tools are not limited to older children – that we can apply various techniques and processes to students of all ages using the same tool.
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Monthly Archives: November 2011
Nuclear Power Plant Melt-downs, accidents, and failures
Obviously nuclear power plants will continue to fail in the future from earthquakes and tsunamis (Fukushima) and human failure (Chernobyl). But nuclear power plants will also fail for no apparent reason at all due to reasons explained in detail here: … Continue reading
Posted in 2) Collapse, Nuclear Power
Tagged aging, failure, meltdown, nuclear power plant, terrorism
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Electromagnetic Pulse EMP from solar flares or high-altitude nuclear weapon explosion
An exploding high-altitude (25 to 250 miles) nuclear weapon can generate an Electromagnetic Pulse (EMP) that can zap electronic systems over a wide area — several could potentially take out electronic systems across the country. Periodically there are also solar … Continue reading
Posted in 2) Collapse, Electric Grid
Tagged collapse, electromagnetic pulse, EMP, infrastructure, solar flare
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ARkStorm $725 Billion Flood in California expected
Super Storms occur every 100 to 200 years in California. The most recent super storm was in 1861-62 and lasted 45 days. Massive floods resulted. The Sacramento Valley became an inland sea. These storms cause far more damage than earthquakes. … Continue reading
Posted in 2) Collapse, Climate Change, Floods
Tagged arkstorm, california, flood, superstorm
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Summary of Greenpeace "Nuclear Reactor Hazards"
This is a summary of: Hirsch, H., et al. April 2005. Nuclear Reactor Hazards Ongoing Dangers of Operating Nuclear Technology in the 21st Century. A report prepared for Greenpeace International. Aging. Nuclear power plants (NPP) age in four ways at … Continue reading
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After the Harvest – Keeping foot from rats, mold, insects, fire, and bacteria
Peter Golob, et. al. 2002. Crop Post-Harvest: Science and Technology. Volume 1 Principles and Practice. Volume 2 Durables. Volume 3 Perishables. Blackwell Science. Introduction It is amazing farmers can grow anything — crops can be destroyed by drought, wildfire, flood, … Continue reading
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Energy Security experts count how many angels can dance on the head of a pin
Sovacool, Benjamin (editor). 2011. The Routledge Handbook of Energy Security. Routledge. I'm feeling very insecure if the discussions and conclusions in this book at all represent the latest thinking of scholars on energy security. They remind me of the recent … Continue reading
I'd rather have an Ice Age
Stager, Curt. 2011. Deep Future. The next 100,000 years of life on earth. Thomas Dunne Books. Overall the tone of this book is don't worry, there's a lot we don't know, and based on what we don't know and how … Continue reading
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Nights at the Cemetery is a compilation of photographs taken in various cemeteries at night. The goal is to show the beauty of cemeteries like no one else usually sees them -- at night. In this compilation, the cemeteries range from Nebraska to Illinois to Michigan.
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Marcia Rackow's study of Aesthetic realism.
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In the philosophy of Aesthetic Realism, Eli Siegel defined beauty ...
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Handicrafts of India depict perhaps the oldest tradition of living ...
Score: 7.71 Category: Crafts
Poetry by the founder of Aesthetic Realism.
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Aesthetic beliefs, recent works and catalog.
Score: 7.21 Category: Music\Composition
Includes projects Rhiz-o-mat, Anomie, Aesthetic transfixion.
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Flowers in its various hues and colors cast a magical ...
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An Aesthetic environment to house the author's work.
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Fine Bryce images, small Truespace gallery and tutorials.
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Artists who explore the Aesthetic and poetic implications of human-machine ...
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Dorothy Koppelman article about one of artist's most famous works.
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Expression through oils on linen.
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Expression through oils on canvas.
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Articles by Eli Siegel and by Ellen Reiss in the ...
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Expression through oils, acrylics, and watercolor.
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Expression through acrylics and oils on canvas.
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Poetic Expression of feelings.
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Neville Wakefield profiles the history and Aesthetic of the designer ...
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Creative writing, poetry, and music from several authors.
Score: 6.74 Category: Online Writing\Mixed Genre
Poems by a young person who has experimented with drugs.
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An outlet of Expression for an introverted twenty-something Canadian guy.
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New sterovisual Expression of feelings. A mixture of photography and ...
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An ongoing art truck project for self Expression.
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Expression through wood, ceramic, metal, and beads.
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Conversation is centered around the technical, theoretical and Aesthetic implications ...
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From the Edo period to the 20th century. Illustrated discussion ...
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My online diary and vehicle for personal Expression, usually laughable.
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Writing therapy for personal development and creative Expression.
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Expression through oils, wax and gold leaf on wood.
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Exploration of the art created by the prisoners at the ...
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Score: 6.64 Category: Photography\Photographers
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Community page for the annual international NIME conference.
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Differences between British and US Apple Keyboards
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This article is a re-post of an old article I wrote about the Apple Ultrathin British edition keyboard from January 2008. There are subtle differences between the British and American editions you may not have ever considered like where is the hash key? I have updated the article to included some images so you can see the difference in the key layouts.
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Having encountered problems producing fillable forms using Adobe LiveCycle Designer and needing to find a solution to send them back as PDF documents this article offers the solutions that worked for me.
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A contract administration manager helps ensure contracts are furthering the interests of the business. They are in constant contact with colleagues in the operations and finance departments to determine supplies needed for regular operations and what finances can be allocated towards purchasing needed goods and services. The contract administration manager is also in contact with the sales department to help finalize deals between the company and its clients.
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text: Front Squat 3-3-3-3-3-3-3 reps (seven sets of 3 reps) The low number of reps indicates heavy weight and as much rest between sets as you want. However, I would recommend just doing the standard barbell for the first set of 3 and adding 20 lbs of weight for each consecutive set. The last set should be MAX EFFORT! A front squat is like an air squat and overhead squat except you have a barbell on you back. Everything is the same as an air squat or overhead squat (just like we practiced): athletic chest, tight midsection (core), hinge at the hip socket, knees travel in the same direction your big toe is pointing, and stay on your heels! The bar doesn't rest on your hands, but on your chest and shoulders. Here is a link to a vid to help you out: http://media.crossfit.com/cf-video/CrossFit_FrontSquats.wmv