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** 50 Acres ** This HIGHLY VISIBLE and EASILY ACCESSIBLE site offers over 1,300 feet of frontage along I-81 and 395 feet of frontage on Buckley Rd. Originally acquired for the potential ancillary needs of the neighboring B.G. Sulzle Needle Corp., over the past several years this site has been held in estate. Today, it has evolved into the key parcel of a master plan to connect both Salina Meadows Office Park and Salina North Office Park. Zoned for "Office and Light Industrial", this property is well suited for permitted uses including office parks, data processing centers, light manufacturing, warehousing and wholesale distribution.This site offers plenty of level, open-space to accommodate large buildings and the necessary parking and green spaces. Included within the 50 acres are two homes that front on Buckley Rd, currently utilized at income properties. Land lease or owner financing would be considered.
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I have wanted a Dyson for many years and even though many of my colleagues (I worked in the housewares industry) assured me that it wasn't really any better than most machines of it's type, I still dreamed of owning one. Now I do and I am very happy with my purchase. It does exactly what it claims and is all that I expected and hoped for. The ease of turning in crapped areas and the pick-up are just what they advertise. And as a refurbished model there isn't anything that I could see that would make me believe it wasn't brand new. The only thing I can say that made it less than perfect was merely an aesthetic on my part; the colors are orange and gray except for the top handle and the upright-release bar, both of which are red. That discord bothers my artist's sensibilities but I can deal with that since it enables me to clean my floors with such ease.
I have wanted a Dyson for a while but it seemed like a lot of money! I normally buy a new vacuum every 2 years anyway so I figured I would go for it. I got a refurbished one and it looks brand new. It picks up everything - very happy w/ my purchase.
You can't tell that the vacuum we received was refurbished- it looks new. It does well on most of our carpet (I wasn't impressed by how well it did on our really cheap rug, but it is not a great rug either!) and the hardwood floors. I think our carpet feels softer but maybe I am imagining that part. Emptying the canister is so much better since you don't have to touch anything and I feel like it is much quieter than our other vacuum as well- our dog is not terrified of it. It is a little heavy, but not unbearable. We are happy with it so far.
Why pay more? Buying refurbished is as good as new! Only saves hundreds of dollars. Only complaint regarding the dyson is the length of the arm for the hose suction. Wish the arm could be adjusted and shortened. Sometimes need a shorter arm to get into tight spots and the long arm all the time is awkward.
vaccums well but is much heavier than I anticipated in pushing and pulling it around, would not buy this on line without trying it out in a store which i did not do, to see if you felt the same, but then again it is probably a later model than what is sold in the big box stores.
We recently purchased 2 DC25 refurbished vacuums. The price was great. When they arrived one of our employees who highly recommended the Dyson has owned exactly the same models. She could tell that one was about 8 years old and the other at least 4. But refurbished one would hope all is well. The older one made a very strange noise everytime it is turned off. So I called Dyson and they were very nice and arranged for me to take it to the nearest service center which is about 45 mins from here. It won't cost me to get it fixed. I guess I just want to register my disappointment is getting a vacuum that possibly is 8 years old and did not come in A+ working order. I would not have minded getting two 4 year old vacuums... :( I know everything will be fixed right but wish I had gotten a new vacuum as they will be used a lot!
Not sure why I didn't rate this earlier but I've had this vacuum for quite a while now and it does a great job. I was concerned about the "refurbished" part but that hasn't been a problem. This cleaner works well on everything and the swivel ball makes it easy to maneuver. I had someone come to my house and take care of it while I was gone for a week and he vacuumed and also commented on the ease of moving it around. I would buy one of these again if I needed one.
It looked brand new!!! it was a refurbished product and it didn�t look like a refurbished vacuum at all! I would definitely recommend this product from overstock.com!
Love it !! Works great on my hardwoods and carpet !!!
This is my first Dyson and it came recommended by a friend for versatility on flooring to carpet and picking up pet hair. Except for the fact that the product is super noisy, I love it.
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Full detailed profile on Brady Black Played by Eric Martsolf on Days of Our Lives Daytime Soap Opera.
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Brady Black
Actor: Eric Martsolf Who played Brady Black over the yearsEric Martsolf (Thursday November 13 2008 - Present) Useful information on Brady Black* Came to Salem as a bad boy, was rude to Marlena. |
Current: CEO at Titan
Past: Basic Black management
Past: Titan management
Past: Manager of the Blue Note
Past: Chloe's Former Manager
Past: Employee at Basic Black
Brady Black is the son of John Black and deceased Isabella Toscano. He was sent to private school and returned on a college break, not returning home. He resented John for dating Marlena so soon after Isabella's death and treated her disrespectfully, even though Marlena was the one who basically brought him up. Marlena was convinced Brady was trying to kill Belle and when Belle was injured in a train accident, she blamed him, though he is the one who saved Belle. Roman shot Brady by accident and Brady was paralyzed from the waist down. Brady started getting the use of his legs back, but he was determined to get back at Marlena and get her out of his life. After a time, the two were able to see through their differences and they forged a relationship. Isabella came to him in visions and guided him through life and issues with Philip, who was dating Chloe Lane, with whom he cared for. Chloe and Brady finally got together and Chloe found out she had leukemia. She fought and the disease went into remission and she left for Europe.
Brady moved in with Victor and turned to Nicole Walker for support and they became close, but NIcole showed her true colors soon and when Chloe returned from Europe, he knew he still loved her. Victor "died" in the Salem Stalker storyline, and Chloe, he thought had died in a car accident overseas, but when he found out Victor was alive on an island, (Melaswen) he was one of those who went to save him. Nicole and Brady were still together until he wound up in hospital and found out that Chloe was really alive, but hiding because of a scar on her face. He eventually married her and they left for a honeymoon and to Europe to live. Chloe returned to Salem November of 2007, without Brady, and it was found out that Brady had turned to drugs - and divorced her. Family blame Chloe for getting Brady into drugs, because her friends were into that. He has been through rehab and is now on his way back to Salem, November 2008.
Brady returned sober and made amends with family. He and Chloe, now divorced, remain friendly. He is currently working at Titan and interested in Arianna Hernandez, a waitress at the pub. They dated and had an on and off relationship with much turmoil before finally calling it quits. Brady attempted to get together with Nicole, but found she was lying to him. His demons returned and he started drinking. He learned that Vivian was going to lock Maggie into a sarcophagus, because Maggie and Victor are interested in one another. Brady put a stop to that and turned the tables on Vivian. He kept her in the sarcophagus several days. Nicole, Victor and Kate caught on. Eventually, Vivian got out and threatened to take revenge on all of them, but ended up quitting and leaving town. Brady and Nicole attempted to get together again but that didn't last.
Brady met Madison James, the owner of MadWorld Cosmetics, who came to Salem to get into business with Brady and Victor and Titan Industries. They started seeing each other. Meanwhile, John and Marlena came back to Salem and after John was accused of stealing retirement funding from his Basic Black employees, he was proven innocent and used all his assets in an effort to pay back his employees. Brady decided to leave Titan and convinced John to work together to rebuild Basic Black. He happily proposed to Madison and while awaiting her answer, found out that she was still married to a man named Ian McAllister. Furious, Brady told Madison to leave him alone and they are on the outs. This didn't last and soon, Madison explained that she has been trying to get away from Ian for some time. The pair continued to date and Ian finally agreed to a divorce. Brady and Madison became engaged and were to marry when the "Daysaster" struck and the gas pipes in Salem blew. She was killed in the explosion and Brady found it difficult to move on. When Kristen DiMera returned to town, he hated her on sight, because of her murder attempt on Marlena some fourteen years earlier. Eventually, he came to see another side of her - as she manipulated him - and they got together. Marlena, John and the rest of the family were furious with him for dating the enemy but he defended Kristen and though she has been playing him, he does not yet see it.
Chloe Lane Wesley Black (dated and married September 16, 2005 and divorced May 27, 2008)
Theresa (Jeannie) Donovan Black (Married Monday, July 14 2014)
Chloe Lane Wesley Black (dated and married September 16, 2005 and divorced May 27, 2008)
Nicole Walker (brief fling 2005)
Arianna Hernandez (Dated 2010)
Madison James (Dated 2011)
John Black (father)
Isabella Toscano (mother now deceased)
Belle Black Kiriakis Brady (paternal half-sister)
Santo DiMera (paternal grandfather, now deceased)
Colleen Brady (paternal grandmother, now deceased)
Victor Kiriakis (paternal Grandfather)
Loretta Toscano (maternal grandmother, now deceased)
Yurgos Kiriakis (maternal great-grandfather, now deceased)
Sophie Kiriakis (maternal great-grandmother, now deceased)
Marina Toscano (maternal half-aunt, now deceased)
Bo Brady (maternal half-uncle)
Philip Kiriakis (maternal half-uncle)
Stefano DiMera (paternal half-uncle)
Shawn Douglas Brady (Current) (maternal half-cousin)
Chelsea Benson-Brady (maternal half-cousin)
Zack Brady (maternal half-cousin, now deceased)
Claire (Kiriakis) Brady (Current) (paternal half-niece/maternal half-cousin; once removed)
Tyler Kiriakis (maternal half-nephew)
Alexander Kiriakis (paternal great-uncle)
Tony DiMera (paternal half-cousin -but not through blood)
Renée DuMonde (paternal half-cousin, now deceased)
Megan Hathaway (paternal half-cousin, now deceased)
Alexandra (Lexi) Brooks Carver (paternal half-cousin)
Benjy Hawk (paternal half-cousin, now deceased)
EJ Wells DiMera (paternal half-cousin)
Justin Kiriakis (paternal first cousin)
Alexander Kiriakis (paternal second cousin)
Joseph Kiriakis (paternal second cousin - badoption)
Victor Kiriakis II (paternal second cousin - adoption)
Jackson Kiriakis (paternal second cousin)
Steven Hawk (paternal half-cousin)
Theo Carver (current) (paternal half-cousin)
Andre DiMera (paternal second cousin)
Shawn Brady Sr.(paternal great-uncle)
Eric Brady (paternal great-uncle)
Molly Brady (paternal great-aunt)
Colin Murphy (paternal cousin, and now deceased)
Roman Brady (paternal cousin)
Kimberly Brady (paternal cousin)
Kayla Johnson (paternal cousin)
Frankie Brady (paternal cousin, - adoption)
Max Brady (paternal cousin, ; via adoption)
Carrie Brady Roberts Reed (paternal second cousin)
Samantha Brady Horton DiMera (paternal second cousin)
Samantha Brady Horton DiMera (paternal second cousin)
Rex Brady (paternal second cousin)
Cassie Brady (paternal second cousin)
Andrew Donovan IV (paternal second cousin)
Jeannie Donovan (paternal second cousin)
Stephanie Johnson (current) (paternal second cousin)
Joey Johnson (paternal second cousin)
Will Roberts (paternal second cousin)
Alice Caroline Horton (paternal second cousin)
Johnny DiMera (paternal half-cousin)
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At the hospital, Theresa demands Melanie tell her why she lied about Mandrake and shoves her when she insists she didn't lie. Brady intrudes and Abby rushes over. Everyone can hear Theresa's voice, including the cardiac care patients. Theresa spits that she doesn't care. Brady picks her up and carries her into a private room where Theresa declares Melanie's investigating her because she's jealous. She tells him about Mandrake the fertility doctor and Brady asks how he fits in. She has no idea but wants him to keep his girlfriend out of her face. Brady leaves, finds Mel, and takes her on her break to discuss it. Later, Theresa calls Mandrake's number but he has changed it. She wonders why he'd do that.
A.K. Whitmore is in the news again, Nicole tells Brady as she waltzes into the Kiriakis mansion. He's glad the guy's in jail. She spots a photo of Brady and Melanie and is glad Brady kicked 'that skank' Theresa to the curb. Brady defends Theresa and tells Nic how Theresa saved him from drinking. Nicole wonders what's in it for her. She assumes Theresa still has feelings for him. Nicole can understand that. Brady feels sorry for her. "People don't think she has a heart Nicole. But she does. Somewhere. In there..." He just hopes she stays away from Melanie. Nic asks if that's what Mel wants.
Mel arrives at the Kiriakis mansion. Brady takes a call and Nicole brings up Mandrake. Melanie changed her mind and doesn't want to dig up dirt on him. Nicole goes and Brady returns. They take selfies and act super cutsie, then make-out. Melanie has something to tell him about Theresa...
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Charge Pump Regulator for Color TFT Panel
Features and Benefits
- 3 output voltages (+5.1 V, +15.3 V, -10.2 V) from one 3 V input supply
- Power efficiency optimized for use with TFT in mobile phones
- Low shutdown current (<1 µA)
- Low quiescent current
- Fast transient response
- Shutdown function
- Power saving during blanking period
- Option to use external ldo
Product Details
The ADM8832 has an internal 100 kHz oscillator for use in scanning mode, but the part must be clocked by an external clock source in blanking (low current) mode. The internal oscillator is used to clock the charge pumps during scanning mode where the current is highest. During blanking periods, the ADM8832 switches to use an external, lower frequency clock. This allows the user to vary the frequency and maximize power efficiency during blanking periods. The tolerances on the output voltages are seamlessly maintained when switching from scanning mode to blanking mode or vice versa.
The ADM8832 has a number of power saving features, including low power shutdown and reduced quiescent current consumption during the blanking periods mentioned above. The 5.1 V output consumes the most power, so power efficiency is also maximized on this output with an oscillator enabling scheme (Green Idle™). This effectively senses the load current that is flowing and turns on the charge pump only when charge needs to be delivered to the 5 V pump doubler output.
The ADM8832 is fabricated using CMOS technology for minimal power consumption. The part is packaged in a 20-lead LFCSP (lead frame chip scale package).
Product Lifecycle
At least one model within this product family is in production and available for purchase. The product is appropriate for new designs but newer alternatives may exist.
Product Details
Features & Benefits
- Provides 3 output voltages (5.1 V,15.3 V, −10.2 V) from one 3 V input supply
- Power efficiency optimized for use with TFT in mobile phones
- On-board socket for evaluation of multiple ICs
- Shutdown line
- Options to use external LDO
ADM8832 Evaluation Tools (EVAL-ADM8832)
Evaluation Board for Charge Pump Regulator for Color TFT Panel
Innovative Power Reduction Techniques Enable Handset Manufacturers to Provide Media Rich Devices
The demand for mobile devices with high-end features has been rapidly increasing. Features like text messaging, gaming, GPS navigation, web browsing and video playback on high resolution color displays are becoming the norm in today's portable consumer electronics market.
(LED Journal, August/September 2009)
ADI has always placed the highest emphasis on delivering products that meet the maximum levels of quality and reliability. We achieve this by incorporating quality and reliability checks in every scope of product and process design, and in the manufacturing process as well. "Zero defects" for shipped products is always our goal.
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Shelter House is a non-profit organization that has provided housing and supportive services to the homeless of Southeast Iowa since 1983.
Shelter House is Johnson County, Iowa's only general use homeless shelter, providing transitional shelter to men, women, and children, including the disabled and the elderly.
Shelter House is a tax exempt 501(c)(3) organization. As a partner agency of the United Way of Johnson County, we have successfully met all local membership accountability standards in finance, ethics, governance, and diversity.
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We have the greatest need for the following items:
Drop-In Service Hours: - Monday - Friday 1-4PM - Saturday - Sunday 8-10AM
Wait List: Sign-up for admission to shelter begins daily at 6:00PM. You must be present to sign-up.
Are you looking for a job or experience in human services? Shelter House seeks a part-time Shelter Coordinator to work overnight shifts providing support and assistance to those experiencing homelessness. The Coordinator will work approximately 20 hours per week. The position is available immediately. Download more information and apply here. Please send resume to Mark Sertterh at email@example.com to apply.
For more information about all job openings, please contact Phoebe Trepp at (319) 338-5416 ext. 240 or email her.
Your gift directly supports and advances our mission to provide shelter, basic and transitional resources, while encouraging self-sufficiency, to any person in our community who is homeless.
Donations can be made in any amount to Operations. For questions please contact Sarah Fletcher at 319-338-5416 ext. 202
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rvndsgn is a new watch brand offering watches completely designed and manufactured using the latest in 3D rapid prototyping technology. Read more
rvndsgn is a new watch brand offering watches completely designed and manufactured using the latest in 3D rapid prototyping technology.
About this project
rvndsgn is a new boutique watch brand started in 2011 as the unique vision of american industrial designer zach raven. rvndsgn watches are the first of their kind, completely built using the latest in 3d rapid-prototyping technology. designed in stainless steel, the beauty of the manufacturing process shows the story of its creation through subtle grain on the case, allowing each watch to be unique. our watches are completely hand assembled in the united states using high quality swiss eta movements, solid rapid-prototyped stainless-steel, and genuine italian leather.
we have come to kickstarter to ask the community to help fund our project. pledges will help support us by finishing development and design, building an inventory, and creating advertising. your donations will receive the incentives at the right, our way of saying thanks.
rvndsgn watches will be produced by shapeways, a leader in rapid prototyping manufacturing. we have no machines to buy, nor any engineering to accomplish. 3D CAD data is fed directly to the machines and our parts arrive at the door ready to be assembled.
we believe that good design tells a story and is accessible to everyone. our story is revisiting the classic timepiece using the latest manufacturing techniques. we look forward to providing our customers with well designed affordable timepieces soon, and for years to come.
thank you for your support!
zach raven
heres a small offering, check out the website for the full line.
domestic orders are 3-4 weeks, international orders are 4-6 weeks. however if the project gets funded we can build an inventory and cut delivery times in half.
our watches are designed and assembled in grand rapids michigan. the rapid prototyping process is done in the netherlands.
our watches are made of solid 3d-printed stainless steel. we offer a natural (steel color), matte bronze, polished gold, black and white powder coating. if you pledge $500 or more we can powdercoat in many different colors to match your style.
we will be designing the watch to incorporate a water resistance/water proof aspect. so, yes.
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a hand written letter containing the designers bio as well as outlining the project. signed by the designer.
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your name included on a special thanks page on my website. let the world know you helped launch our product.
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a solid milled walnut watch case. the same that will come with the completed watches at purchase. plus your name listed on my website.
Pledge $150 or more
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one watch from the standard collection and the watch case. retail price will be around $200.
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one watch from the limited collection, and the watch case. retail price will be about $250. plus your name listed on my website.
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2 watches from the limited collection, and the watch case.
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two watches from either collection in (almost) any color you choose, and the watch case. plus your name listed on my webpage.
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Myrtleberry is on the middle (1st) floor with high ceilings, it has an impressive carved 6ft wide by 6ft 6in super-king sized Rococo bed, and antique furniture, plus two comfortable leather tub chairs.
French windows open onto a small balcony with table & chairs with panoramic views of the Exmoor coastline across the Bristol Channel to Wales.
The room is equipped with digital flat screen TV, DVD player, clock radio alarm with iPod dock, hairdryer and hospitality tray. The fully tiled ensuite bathroom has waterfall taps and a shower over the bath.
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Today's featured dress is an absolute stunner named Jamieson. The amazing lace bodice is adorned with handmade beaded flowers that gracefully drape across the torso, and making the bodice even more flattering is the natural waist and sweetheart neckline. Not to be outdone, the skirt also came to play. Made of layers of lush organza, the full skirt is detailed with lace and horsehair to be feminine and fun. The dress is flattering on all body types, and can be worn anywhere. Jamieson can be found in select stores and on trunk shows. Contact us anytime at email@example.com for more details and pricing.
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Live at Bell's
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in our Back Room.
You can also follow us on Twitter - @LiveatBells.
Café Hours
Our kitchen closes
daily at 9 p.m.
Mon.-Wed.: 11 a.m.-12 a.m.
Thu.-Sat.: 11 a.m.-2 a.m.
Sun.: Noon-12 a.m.
We do ask that everyone is 21 years or older after 8 p.m.
with a valid ID
(driver's license - online renewals
must be from Michigan, state ID,
military ID or passport).
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How to find us
355 E. Kalamazoo Ave.,
Kalamazoo, Michigan.
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Located in beautiful downtown Kalamazoo, Michigan, the Eccentric Café, located next to the Bell's General Store, is home to a unique offering of craft beer, live music, entertainment, delicious food and more.
Any given time, we have about 30-40 different beers on tap. Many are exclusive to the Cafe and are brewed right next door at our original brewery - just look for the flying eccentric guy next to the beer names on the Draft Board when you visit.
Take some time to look around. We hope to see you soon.
Photo gallery: Tour the Cafe, Beer Garden, Patio and Back Room, past and present.
Beer to go: The Bell's General Store, located right next door to the Cafe, now features a Growler Station with up to four options. Empty growlers are $18 and currently, we are only able to fill Bell's growlers (we will fill most other vessels soon though). There is also the Eccentric Cafe only 750ML bottle series, not to mention beer by the bottle, six-pack and case.
Firkins: Stop by and see what's on the beer engine.
Bike locks: Need to borrow one? Check with the bartender.
Wi-Fi: It's free. Check the Draft Board for the password
Calendar: Back Room Events
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Mar 05, 2015 at Doors: 8pm, Show: 9pm Everyone & Their Empty Cups, Mold, The Shortlife (FREE) |
Mar 06, 2015 at Doors:7:30pm, Show: 8:30pm Buckwheat Zydeco wsg Joshua Davis Trio ($18adv/$20 day of) If you've gotten into zydeco music, or felt its influence, or watched the world celebrate this great aspect of Louisiana culture over the past 30+ years it's likely been because of Buckwheat Zydeco. "Stanley 'Buckwheat' Dural leads one of the best bands in America. A down-home and high-powered celebration, meaty and muscular with a fine-tuned sense of dynamics…propulsive rhythms, incendiary performances." --The New York Times |
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Thursday, 15 November 2012
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I got an exciting email earlier this week to tell me I'd been selected as this week's winner of Andover Fabrics' Your Andover contest, with my Pear Tree (by Thomas Knauer) pillows.
It's an ongoing contest where you submit (via email to firstname.lastname@example.com) a photo of a project you've made using Andover fabrics. Each week they pick a winner who gets a FQ bundle (I chose Santa is Coming by Creative Thursday - LOVE that collection!), the winning projects are then featured on the Andover website, facebook, etc etc. PLUS there's a bigger contest to win an Andover Fabrics gift certificate for $500 and a giant bundle of 135 colours of dimples.
And my pillows won this week - so I'm positive you can do better - because my pillows, although lovely, are not exactly competition winners, are they?
For the sake of a 2 minute email I won a FQ bundle. That is a sweet reward.
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- two hippos said...
congratulations, brilliant cushions!
- 15 November 2012 at 08:55
- heart of charnwood said...
Well they're lovely cushions, and well done! Good choice on the fabric, I have some of 2 different colourways, and it's pretty cool, but other than making a couple of patchwork stockings I'm not sure what to do with it- not sure i'd use quilts, but then as I'm hosting Christmas this year, I do need a festive tablecloth! So inspiring, if only i wasn't decluttering in order to move house today, bleurgh!: (
- 15 November 2012 at 08:59
- PippaP said...
congratulations, I love your tumbler cushion :)
- 15 November 2012 at 09:35
- verykerryberry said...
Congrats! They are beautiful and you know how I feel about Dresdens
- 15 November 2012 at 09:43
- Elisabeth said...
Congratulations! Your cushions are gorgeous. They've just made me want to go and make another tumbler cushion :-)
- 15 November 2012 at 10:10
- Nicky said...
Well done - they are still gorgeous!
- 15 November 2012 at 13:04
- Sarah said...
They are lovely pillows :-)
- 15 November 2012 at 13:16
- Jenny Bonynge said...
Those pillows are way pretty Katy!
- 15 November 2012 at 17:33
- diane said...
Beautiful Pear tree fabrics and cushions.
- 15 November 2012 at 18:11
- LoBo333 said...
Beautiful pillows! Thanks for sharing.
- 15 November 2012 at 20:03
- Tamie said...
Congratulations on your win.
- 15 November 2012 at 22:13
- Trudi said...
Congratulations! That's a mighty fine Dresden you've got there!
- 15 November 2012 at 22:21
- Sarah Russett said...
Love them!!! You are awesome!!
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- CathyK said...
Hey!!! I think they are winners!!! They are darling!
- 16 November 2012 at 01:27
- Carla said...
Oh but they are winners!
- 16 November 2012 at 06:29
- Karen said...
these are totally competition worthy - I love them - great colors!
- 16 November 2012 at 13:34
- Pat Sloan said...
woot woot!!! LOVE your pillows!
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Very nice, thanks for the information.
- 16 November 2012 at 15:14
- Katy Cameron said...
Cool, congrats on the win! Which reminds me, I really must use that Pear Tree I have sitting there...
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Jerry Coyne has been busy with professional responsibilities lately, and has not been doing a lot of (what shall we call it?) web-siting, but he did connect to a radio call-in show that Richard Dawkins did for the BBC. It has to do with evolution and creationism, and more particularly with the decision of Britain's National Trust to include creationist nonsense in its account of the Giant's Causeway (picture to the left). Here is a description of the phenomenon:
This natural scenery consists of 40,000 basalt columns [off the northeast coast of Ireland] that were formed when lava cooled fast 60 million years ago. This is now a World Heritage Site that was discovered in 1693. Since then, it leaves the visitors stunned.The place is so great, that it is said to be formed by "supernatural forces". Legend says that it was believed that two giants, one Irish and one Scottish, always at odds, threw stones together without ceasing. This led to the formation of a field of stones on the sea.
Of course, creationists claim that this rock formation is no more than 6,000 years old, agreeing with James Ussher (1581-1656), onetime Primate of All Ireland, who calculated the age of the earth, based on biblical chronology. That's why many King James (Authorized Version) Bibles still include, on the first page, the date 4004 BC. That we have other ways of estimating the age of the earth does not weigh with creationists, who insist that the Bible, God's Holy Word, no less, can contain no shadow of error, and therefore 6,000 years, more or less, it will have to be, no matter what scientists have proved.
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I've whittled the talk back programme with Richard Dawkins down to this short clip to emphasise what this post is about. It's about betrayal and misrepresentation. Here we are told by a creationist housewife — as she describes herself — defending her belief that the Giant's Causeway is only as old as the Bible says it is, a claim which assumes, of course, that there is a definite chronology in the Bible which can be used to date the age of the earth, and that this chronology, such as it is, supersedes all other forms of chronology, because the Bible is, after all, the inerrant word of God. In response to Richard Dawkins claim that reputable scientists all agree that the earth is billions of years old, our doughty housewife responds with: "That's a blatant lie," And then she lists four "scientists" who accept the creationist dating of the age of the earth (and she might well have named more, because, if you google these names, you end up on sites with many more). However, here are Mrs. White's four "reputable" scientists:
Andy MacIntosh is a Professor of Thermodynamics and Combustion Theory at the University of Leeds. He is a young earth creationist, and is on the Board of Directors of the creationist organisation Truth in Science, which describes itself (misleadingly) in this way:
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Any scientific understanding of the Biblical Flood must address the hydrology and sedimentation that occurred during the Flood and in subsequent years as the Earth settled down. A number of scientific models previously proposed for the Flood are summarised and assessed.
Edgar Andrews is the "distinguished" author of Who Made God?, as his website tells us, where we are also told that "Professor Edgar H. Andrews (BSc, PhD, DSc, FInstP, FIMMM, CEng, CPhys.) is Emeritus Professor of Materials at the University of London and an international expert on the science of large molecules." He has actually been involved in a debate with Richard Dawkins. In this segment you can hear him claim against Richard Dawkins that there are scientific reasons for doubting radiometric dating of the earth — and you can also hear Dawkins' frustration at the kind of empty denial that Andrews' assumptions dictate.
Steve Lloyd, who "worked in scientific research for eight years before entering pastoral ministry," is a part-time lecturer with Biblical Creation Ministries — but note the switch from scientific research to "pastoral ministry." Lloyd has a doctorate from Cambridge in materials science, and is featured on bethinking.org, a Christian apologetics website, which plays the science and religion compatibility game. He calls himself a "young fossil creationist." He is the pastor of Hope Church in Gravesend. He thinks "Floodist" rather than "Creationist" might be a more appropriate title, since everything in his view centres around this great catastrophe. He's a young fossil creationist mainly because he thinks that animal suffering is a problem, and that a good God couldn't have created a world billions of years old with the amount of suffering that that would entail.
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Tim KelleyKelley plays Plainview's 'music man'
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PLAINVIEW ? Tim Kelley is a modern-day music man.
Although he doesn't wear a straw hat and a striped sportcoat like Robert Preston's character in ''The Music Man,'' Kelley has been a man on a musical mission since arriving here three years ago. He's not a salesman, but he's made a successful pitch for a marching band at Wayland Baptist University. And he was even instrumental in getting uniforms for his marching unit.
Townspeople have taken note of Kelley's talents. After longtime bandmaster J.W. King died last year, the 38-year-old director of instrumental music at Wayland was drafted to be the artistic director for the state's smallest symphony orchestra. He will coordinate the Plainview Symphony Orchestra's 20th anniversary season.
Kelley came from Auburn University, where he was associate director of bands. ''Coming to Plainview actually was a step up,'' he said. ''At Auburn I was associate director and here I am the director.''
When Kelley arrived, Wayland's band had trouble with a capital T, which rhymes with C and stands for ''challenge.'' And that's what lured him to the job. ''I felt I had the ability to take this program and develop it,'' he said.
When Kelley started recruiting students, there were less than 20 people in the band and less than 10 instrumental music majors at the university. The band's uniforms consisted of blue shirts, yellow bandanas and coonskin caps.
Now more than 70 students march in the band, including more than 40 instrumental music majors. And this fall the musicians will sport new ''classic style'' uniforms.
''We've come a long way, but we still have a long way to go,'' said Kelley, who doesn't like to toot his own horn.
Marching bands go hand in hand with football and parades, but Wayland doesn't have a football program and parades are few in Plainview. So, Kelley had to find another way to build the band. He set his sights on the Friday night lights of high school football, where there was a ready-made audience.
''We began performing pre-game and post-game shows at area high school football games,'' he explained.
The exhibitions promote the university while instilling pride in the band program, he said.
''Selling the program means building quality first. The people follow,'' said Kelley. ''I had to get people believing in what they were doing. When you believe in something you can sell it.''
Kelley also started a festival, where high school bands tune up for the annual UIL marching competition. In just three years, the festival, now jointly sponsored by Wayland and Plainview High School, has become one of the largest in the region.
The band still has ''lots of room for growth'' before it levels off to match the university's enrollment, Kelley said. ''I think there is still two or three years left of really strong, explosive growth.''
Between building the band and conducting clinics and workshops for area high school bands, Kelley also has found time to work with the symphony. It was his success with the band and work with King that prompted the symphony board to recruit him to be the new artistic director.
''My biggest concern was balancing the two, because both are critical jobs and very demanding,'' he said.
As he has with the band, Kelley will bring his own style to the symphony. Yet, he plans to maintain King's influence.
''There will be some areas of change, but a symphony is a delicate organization. You don't want to go in the wrong direction,'' he said. ''You must be aware of the audience's needs and focus on the community.''
Unlike the band, explosive growth won't be Kelley's priority. Instead, he will be looking for ways to make the symphony's annual concert series more attractive through creative programming.
''I think there will be a strong turn toward pops,'' he said. ''You want to focus on the classics, but you want to make sure you give a product that the audience wants. Fortunately, there is a lot of good, quality classical literature now that is in the pop vein.''
''Multimedia has changed society,'' Kelley said. ''The audience is not going to listen to a 40-minute symphony. The music must be as brief and concise as possible. We're moving away from the overture, concerto-type of programming and toward small tidbits of information and shorter numbers in a compact format.''
Although he enjoys spending time with his family, Kelley said he's never really away from music. ''Music transfers into so many aspects of life. Music is not always work. It's also a leisure activity.''
Unlike Robert Preston's character in ''The Music Man,'' Kelley said everything he does is straightforward. ''There are no secrets or hidden agendas with me. My goal is to be a servant to the students and others with whom I come in contact.''
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July 14, 2013 12:00 AMHONG KONG -- One day after a rare public protest, Chinese authorities said Saturday that they were abandoning plans to construct a uranium processing plant in southeastern China, where residents raised concerns about its safety and potential environmental impact.
The decision not to proceed with the plant in Guangdong province, less than 60 miles from Hong Kong, came after hundreds of people turned out Friday and "took a walk" through the city of Jiangmen, carrying banners showing their opposition to the proposed plant, which would have been capable of processing half the fuel needed for China's nuclear power needs. Unsanctioned gatherings are banned in China, but participants said the police did not intervene to stop the protest.
The Jiangmen City government website said Saturday that the project had been "canceled," and Southern Daily, the official newspaper of the Communist Party in Guangdong, said the decision was made "out of respect for public opinion."
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RU: A recent BoingBoing headline read "TSA missed 90% of bombs at Denver airport." (Obviously they weren't talking about real bombs, but a test.)Transcript | MP3 interviewBS: And the real news there is it wasn't even surprising. This is consistent in TSA tests both before and after 9/11. We haven't gotten any better. We're spending a lot more money, we're pissing off a lot more fliers, and we're not doing any better.
There's a game we're playing, right? Think about airport security. We take away guns and bombs, so the terrorists use box cutters. So we take away box cutters and small knives, and they put explosives in their shoes. So we screen shoes and they use liquids. Now we take away liquids; they're going to do something else. This is a game we can't win. I'm sick of playing it. I'd rather play a game we can win.
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