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Penhalonga, ZimbabweThey didn't call Arthur Chinaka out of the classroom. The principal and Arthur's uncle Simon waited until the day's exams were done before breaking the news: Arthur's father, his body wracked with pneumonia, had finally died of AIDS. They were worried that Arthur would panic, but at 17 years old, he didn't. He still had two days of tests, so while his father lay in the morgue, Arthur finished his exams. That happened in 1990. Then in 1992, Arthur's uncle Edward died of AIDS. In 1994, his uncle Richard died of AIDS. In 1996, his uncle Alex died of AIDS. All of them are buried on the homestead where they grew up and where their parents and Arthur still live, a collection of thatch-roofed huts in the mountains near Mutare, by Zimbabwe's border with Mozambique. But HIV hasn't finished with this family. In April, a fourth uncle lay coughing in his hut, and the virus had blinded Arthur's aunt Eunice, leaving her so thin and weak she couldn't walk without help. By September both were dead.
The most horrifying part of this story is that it is not unique. In Uganda, a business executive named Tonny, who asked that his last name not be used, lost two brothers and a sister to AIDS, while his wife lost her brother to the virus. In the rural hills of South Africa's KwaZulu Natal province, Bonisile Ngema lost her son and daughter-in-law, so she tries to support her granddaughter and her own aged mother by selling potatoes. Her dead son was the breadwinner for the whole extended family, and now she feels like an orphan.
In the morgue of Zimbabwe's Parirenyatwa Hospital, head mortician Paul Tabvemhiri opens the door to the large cold room that holds cadavers. But it's impossible to walk in because so many bodies lie on the floor, wrapped in blankets from their deathbeds or dressed in the clothes they died in. Along the walls, corpses are packed two to a shelf. In a second cold-storage area, the shelves are narrower, so Tabvemhiri faces a grisly choice: He can stack the bodies on top of one another, which squishes the face and makes it hard for relatives to identify the body, or he can leave the cadavers out in the hall, unrefrigerated. He refuses to deform bodies, and so a pair of corpses lie outside on gurneys behind a curtain. The odor of decomposition is faint but clear.
Have they always had to leave bodies in the hall? "No, no, no," says Tabvemhiri, who has worked in the morgue since 1976. "Only in the last five or six years," which is when AIDS deaths here took off. Morgue records show that the number of cadavers has almost tripled since the start of Zimbabwe's epidemic, and there's been a change in who is dying: "The young ones," says Tabvemhiri, "are coming in bulk."
The wide crescent of East and Southern Africa that sweeps down from Mount Kenya and around the Cape of Good Hope is the hardest-hit AIDS region in the world. Here, the virus is cutting down more and more of Africa's most energetic and productive people, adults aged 15 to 49. The slave trade also targeted people in their prime, killing or sending into bondage perhaps 25 million people. But that happened over four centuries. Only 17 years have passed since AIDS was first found in Africa, on the shores of Lake Victoria, yet according to the Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS), the virus has already killed more than 11 million sub-Saharan Africans. More than 22 million others are infected.
Only 10 percent of the world's population lives south of the Sahara, but the region is home to two-thirds of the world's HIV-positive people, and it has suffered more than 80 percent of all AIDS deaths.
Last year, the combined wars in Africa killed 200,000 people. AIDS killed 10 times that number. Indeed, more people succumbed to HIV last year than to any other cause of death on this continent, including malaria. And the carnage has only begun.
Unlike ebola or influenza, AIDS is a slow plague, gestating in individuals for five to 10 years before killing them. Across East and Southern Africa, more than 13 percent of adults are infected with HIV, according to UNAIDS. And in three countries, including Zimbabwe, more than a quarter of adults carry the virus. In some districts, the rates are even higher: In one study, a staggering 59 percent of women attending prenatal clinics in rural Beitbridge, Zimbabwe, tested HIV-positive.
Life expectancy in more than a dozen African countries "will soon be 17 years shorter because of AIDS-47 years instead of 64," says Callisto Madavo, the World Bank's vice president for Africa. HIV "is quite literally robbing Africa of a quarter of our lives."
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A favorite cookie to send to troops overseas, these soft sugar cookies ship well and taste great! —Susan Whetzel, Pearisburg, Virginia
- 1 cup butter, softened
- 1/2 cup cream cheese, softened
- 2 cups sugar
- 4 eggs
- 1-1/2 teaspoons vanilla extract
- 1 teaspoon lemon extract
- 5 cups all-purpose flour
- 2 teaspoons baking powder
- 1 teaspoon salt
- Decorating icing and/or colored sugars
- In a large bowl, cream the butter, cream cheese and sugar until light and fluffy. Beat in eggs and extracts. Combine the flour, baking powder and salt; gradually add to creamed mixture and mix well. Cover and refrigerate for 2 hours or until easy to handle.
- On a lightly floured surface, roll out dough to 1/4-in. thickness. Cut with floured 2- to 3-in. cookie cutters. Place 1 in. apart on ungreased baking sheets. Sprinkle with colored sugars as desired.
- Bake at 350° for 9-11 minutes or until set. Cool for 2 minutes before removing from pans to wire racks to cool completely. Decorate with icing and additional sugars if desired. Yield: 10 dozen.
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"Great cookies! I always like finding soft cookie recipes. I used the Royal Icing and it set up great. I didn't use a pastry bag, I only made stars and just spread it on with a knife. I decreased the baking time on mine because I thought they were getting too brown, maybe I made them a bit thinner than the recipe called for. I actually shipped them to my husband overseas!"
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Salt mills and pepper mills often come in pairs. I understand the purpose of the pepper mill: It breaks open the pepper corn and releases the aroma. But there is, to my knowledge, no such thing as a salt corn, at least on the macroscopic level. So what do I gain by grinding the salt at the table or at the stove instead of just buying the smaller version to begin with? I understand that there are different kinds of salt, but it seems they ought to be independent of the size of the bits.
Trying to get to the bottom of the issue, I decided to take a few pictures of a few different types of salt. The pictures shown below were taken by me and are all proportional (the camera was the same distance away from each type of salt, so you are getting an accurate size comparison).
The picture illustrates my suspicions, which is the difference is the surface area (ignoring of course mineral content and different types of grinding salt). Standard table salt is a compact little cube, effective when it's to be dissolved in a liquid, but not so much when it comes to direct contact with the taste buds. Place one cube on your tongue and you get 1/6th of the surface area in contact, meaning, a lot of salt without much saltiness. Sea salt, with a more rectangular shape is closer to 1/4th the surface area touching your tongue. Ground salt is more like shards of glass, so nearly half of the exposed area could be in contact making things taste that much more salty. Also with a much finer texture, you are left with many more particles in a wider area, meaning, a saltier taste with less salt.
It's a good way of finishing a dish when the salt is going to be lightly dusted on top or mixed with an oil where it will not dissolve at all. When you are dissolving it in a liquid, it really makes little difference which type you use. When it comes down to it, it's all about how picky you want to be with it.
You'll use less. At least applied at the table, salt is a flavoring which only does it's work at the interface between tongue and food. You don't need a lot, just enough to coat the surface and facilitate the flavor transport. Kind of like grating cheese rather than just blanketing a dish with it. Sometimes less is enough, and smaller flakes of salt would qualify. Smaller flakes also reduce the risk of oversalting or hitting salty spots in which large crystals of salt haven't broken down.
You'll use less - it takes more effort to grind salt than it does to simply shake it onto your food.
I suspect it's just marketing. I don't think there is much point unless you need to grind rock salt. If you need a fine grained salt, buy table salt or a fine sea salt. If you want coarser grain use a kosher salt or a coarse sea salt.
I keep my kosher salt in a salt cellar similar to this one. When cooking it's convenient to just open and grab a pinch, or dip a measuring spoon in. I don't provide salt shakers at my dinner table for guest use either.
Some grinders have an adjustable size output.
I was given a pair of pepper and salt grinders.
I initially thought, hmm, isn't the salt usually not a grinder.
The one I have does make sense though, because its grinding size can be adjusted (there is a little knob in the middle of the grinder that tightens or loosens the area in which the crystals come out.
So the container is full of larger sized sea salt, larger then you would ever sprinkle over any dish, almost like little rock candy (in appearance, not taste of course) and depending on what I am doing with it, I can control the size.
Normally I just use my box of Kosher salt, but at least I have the option of various sized sea salt without having to keep a bunch of different containers of it.
Larger crystals absorb less moisture. But may be kinda lumpy for the palate. Also, 'culinary' salts (made by nature, with different trace elements) are naturally larger.
Can you really taste the difference? I think I can.
This is a bit of a stretch. Surface area.
If you are buying the sea salts that have large crystals you can just sprinkle them over the food. However, grinding them adds surface area to the salt and enhances flavor more effectively.
You don't have this surface area problem with finely ground table salt. You can tell the difference between "normal" finely ground table salt and many salt packets at take-out restaurants that are very finely ground. Again, surface area.
Anyone agree?
There is no use for a salt mill. It has a lot of myths surrounding it, but at the end of the day it's merely more "trendy" than a regular salt dispenser.
All the ones I've tried grind the salt much worse than expected, leading to actually using more salt, or disgusting salt chunks.
When cooking, it's merely annoying, since the salt dissolves anyways.
Symmetry with the pepper mill?
Otherwise it isn't too bad a way for you to dispense salt without putting on too much.
It's not just marketing. It really does make a difference in the flavor. It's simply common courtesy to place salt and pepper on the dining table. Not everyone reacts the same way to the amount of seasoning in food. I often want more salt than my host has used to season a dish. Older people especially often need to use more salt as the sensitivity of their taste buds declines. Men often don't have as acute a sense of smell as women and may want more salt.


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— up·set·ter noun
— upset the apple cart
: to disturb or overturn a natural or stable order
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Examples of UPSET
- That remark you made really upset me.
- Don't upset yourself over it.
- It upsets him that he can do nothing to help.
- A lot of people were upset by the court's decision.
- It upsets me to think I might never see him again.
- Spicy food upsets my stomach.
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- agitate, ail, alarm (also alarum), bother, concern, derail, discomfort, discompose, dismay, disquiet, distemper, distract, distress, exercise, flurry, frazzle, freak (out), fuss, hagride, perturb, undo, unhinge, unsettle, disturb, weird out, worry
- Antonyms
- calm, compose, quiet, settle, soothe, tranquilize (also tranquillize)
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noun up·set \ˈəp-ˌset\
: an occurrence in which a game, contest, etc., is won by a person or team that was expected to lose
: an unpleasant feeling of illness in your stomach
: a period of worry and unhappiness caused by something that has happened
Full Definition of UPSET
: an act of overturning : overturn
a (1) : an act of throwing into disorder : derangement (2) : a state of disorder : confusionb : an unexpected defeat
a : a minor physical disorder <a stomach upset>b : an emotional disturbance <went through a big upset after his father's death>
a : a part of a rod (as the head on a bolt) that is upsetb : the expansion of a bullet on striking
Examples of UPSET
- In a major upset, he took the gold medal.
- Her victory in the election was a big upset.
- Spicy foods can cause stomach upset.
- An emotional upset can affect your physical health.
- a period of emotional upset
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- derangement, dislocation, disruption, disturbance
adjective up·set \(ˌ)əp-ˈset\
: angry or unhappy
Full Definition of UPSET
: emotionally disturbed or agitated <was too upset to speak to him>
Examples of UPSET
- I was feeling upset by the whole experience.
- There's no point in getting all upset about it.
- I try not to let her make me upset.
- She was too upset to speak to him.
- I'm upset that you didn't call.
- I was so upset with him, I didn't call him for two weeks.
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- aflutter, antsy, anxious, atwitter, dithery, edgy, goosey, het up, hinky [slang], hung up, ill at ease, insecure, jittery, jumpy, nervy, perturbed, queasy (also queazy), tense, troubled, uneasy, unquiet, nervous, uptight, worried
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noun \ˈkləmp\
: a small ball or mass of something
: a group of things or people that are close together
: a loud, heavy sound made by footsteps
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: a group of things clustered together <a clump of bushes>
: a compact mass
: a heavy tramping sound
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- There is a clump of bushes at the edge of the field.
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Origin of CLUMP
probably from Low German klump
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: to form a mass or clump
: to walk with loud, heavy steps
Full Definition of CLUMP
intransitive verb
: to walk or move clumsily and noisily
: to form clumps
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- The virus clumps the cells together.
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One of several replicas and backup Explorer spacecraft in the collection. It is a full-size replica that consists of a machined metal shell of the payload section devoid of instrumentation, and is attached to a Sergeant, propellant-less, solid fuel rocket motor. It was transferred to the Smithsonian Institution by the Army Ballistic Missile Agency in September 1958. Explorer-1, also known unofficially as Satellite 1958 alpha, was the first American satellite to orbit the earth.
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Design Considerations: Lifecycle and Plugin Handling for Maven 2.1
Relevant New Features
Refactoring Aggregation
- Problem controlling whether aggregation happens before vs. after the main build
- Problems with aggregator mojos being bound into the lifecycle
- Others? Need to accumulate problems from JIRA...
Suppression of Mojos and Executions
We need to provide a standardized way to suppress one or more executions of a given mojo. This is usually required when a mojo is bound to the build via packaging or something in the POMs ancestry.
Fine-grained Ordering of Phase Bindings
Need a way to organize the order of operations within a single lifecycle phase, in order to specify when a mojo binding should precede the standard bindings, etc.
Provide a mechanism for external tools that embed Maven, so they can register pre- or post-build hooks per project.
Need more information about specific needs here...it may be better to enable this within the embedder itself, rather than interfering with the standard lifecycle.
Flexible Artifact Filtering for Maven's Core Classloader
If we find that we must include build extensions in Maven's core classloader, then we'll need a way to adjust the artifact filter used to avoid double-loading a given dependency in the plugin and the core. In other words, this filter prevents the loading of plugin dependencies into the plugin's classloader in cases where that dependency already exists in the core...in cases where build extensions are used, we need to ensure that this filter takes those loaded extensions into consideration.
Method for Defining Available Plugin Expressions
It would be useful to define the APIs exposed for plugin parameter injection using some sort of annotation or other tools. This would enable us to render a guide to plugin parameter expressions, and would remove the String-based logic associated with parameter injection. (Need more details here.)
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I would like to give some input/views/feedbck on the subject of "Suppression of Mojo and Executions" as I have had to handle this myself in some of my plugins and recently I also had a mailing list exchange with Kaare where this would have helped (see http://www.nabble.com/Problems-with-aspectj-maven-plugin-and-reporting-using-ajdoc-tf2060246.html#a6035528).
I think that the suppressing execution on (at least) the following would come in handy:
- package name
- package version: you not want to run a certain plugin on non-stable releases such as alfa/beta or even SNAPSHOT
- package type: some plugins only make sense to run on e.g. jar, war and ear
and maybe even
- module/project dependency: if there is a dependency on library x (e.g. project has dependency on aspecjt-rt run aspectj-ajdoc)
- other plugins that executed or are to execute after: e.g. don't run plugin B if plugin A and C has already run
This might be way overkill and make it harder for newcomers - I don't know. But, it think that a common and generic suppression mechanism would help Maven plugin developers as well as users a lot. Instead of each plugin having their own solution the user will get used to the configuration.
How should this be configurable? excludes/includes with wildcard capability, regular expression or? I think that flexibility is of big concern, but at the same time it can't add to much complexitity as an "average" shall be able to use it easily.
We also need to consider isolating local-repository storage of plugins in some cases.
For example, if we have a multimodule build, and many modules use the same plugin, but one module specifies a snapshot repository and version for that plugin to be used there, it could (don't think it would now, but not sure) resolve the plugin metadata from the snapshot repository and replace the version to be used by other modules. This may result in Really Bad Things, so we need to be careful in this case.
Good day,
May I suggest the ability to define one's own packaging as well ( so that the user can assign his/her own default bindings to the phases ). This is related to "Suppression of Mojos and Executions" in the sense that this will not only allow users to change default bindings, but will allow them to use their configured bindings across other projects.
In the AROS project, we had good success with a tool called MetaMake. It allows to define targets in different projects and as soon as they are built together, mmake will figure out the common dependency tree and call the goals in the correct order. Here is an example what it can do:
#MM include : generate-includes
#MM install : install-includes
This way, my project says "whenever you run the global target "include", run my target "generate-includes". Same goes during the install. This can be taken one step further:
#MM generate-includes : build-preprocessor
This makes sure the preprocessor is built before any project runs "generate-includes".
Internally, I build a tree/graph of all dependencies and then start with building the first leaf (ie. some node which doesn't depend on anything else). Then I remove the leaf and repeat. If there is no leaf, then I know there must be a cyclic dependency somewhere. This was pretty simple to implement and allows our project to control the build of each part with as much detail as the part needs.
MetaMake itself doesn't even maintain a standard lifecycle. Instead, we have a mmakefile somewhere where we define it (mmake always reads all of them at once and then processing starts, so mmake always has a top view):
#MM all : prepare compile install
#MM prepare : build-tools include
"all" is the default target which mmake will run but you can also supply any number of targets on the command line and mmake will stop when they are built.
I would like to see something like this replace the limited lifecycle management of Maven2. In the end, there shouldn't be any goals, targets or phases because they confuse users to no end (what's the difference between them? Why are you always talking about targets and then suddenly of "lifecycle"? etc). Instead, there should be only targets. Maven should define standard targets and the plugins should be able to say "before the target XXX can be run, I want a go!"
I'm not sure if we also need "post targets". I don't think that is possible to reliably sort out all dependency issues in the plugin itself. Instead, I suggest that you can define additional dependencies in the POM. This way, a developer can make sure that competing plugins run in the order she needs.
I've found two new use cases which are hard to do with Maven:
GWT: GWT creates a lot of files which are collected in a WAR. In my case, I have to create and add META-INF/context.xml after the WAR has been built, so I need to inject a phase between package and install.
Groovy: I can have Groovy code which depend on Java and Java code which depends on Groovy. Therefore, I need two or three compile phases so I can compile incrementally.


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Grey Bloem scored a last minute try to pip Paul Roos 36-35 in Stellenbosch on Saturday.
Grey Bloem's unbeaten record was under threat in their final fixture of the year as they were missing four boys to the SA Schools side while two other players were sidelined with injuries. This included a settled flyhalf and centre pair combination and their Free State Craven Week and SA Schools wing, Ruwellyn Isbel, who picked up an injury in the Grey PE derby victory a fortnight ago. Paul Roos were only missing one play, WP U18 wing JP Lewis, who replaced Isbel in the SA Schools side.
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Goku may be small, but this fearless warrior packs a punch as powerful as any on the planet. Left alone after his grandfather's death, this unusual boy is happy to spend his days hunting and eating and eating some more. But everything changes on the day he meets Bulma - a bossy, blue-haired beauty with boys on the brain. Together, they set out to track down the seven magic Dragon Balls and make the wish that will change their lives forever.
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|Paige Ward, RN is the April 2012 DAISY Award Recipient
Congratulations to Paige Ward, RN who is the April 2012 Daisy Award Recipient. Paige is an RN on 8 South. The DAISY Award is presented monthly to an All Children's Hospital Nurse who has provided extraordinary service to our patients. Paige was nominated by a parent who wrote:
This is our tenth admission to ACH. We are always impressed and appreciative of the excellent standard of care provided by all the staff. However, Paige Ward was the best nurse who has ever cared for us.
A note from the patient: Thank you Ms. Paige for all the work you've done. Hope to see you again - but not here!
"Paige joined our All Children's team less than one year ago," said Lisa Moore, RN, MSN, MHA, Director Pediatric Medicine. "As a brand new RN, Paige demonstrated clinical competence, professionalism, and teamwork from the get-go. Paige is kind, compassionate, and is extremely enthusiastic about her role. She consistently has a positive "can-do" attitude and a huge smile. Our team is so lucky to have her. Paige is definitely an asset to the ACH family!"
Thank you Paige, for your service excellence to All Children's Hospital and your continued passion to pursue perfection.


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Fast and furious, the Fast Pitch is our elevator pitch competition.
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CHAPEL HILL — For three quarters, Kinston's leading scorer didn't make a shot from the floor and couldn't hit a free throw.
But with eight minutes left and the state 2A championship on the line, Kinston's Monique Lofton calmly went to work.
The senior leader scored all 11 of her points in the fourth quarter as the Vikings pulled away late to down Canton Pisgah 51-40 Saturday in the Dean E. Smith Center to claim the first state title in Lenoir County girls basketball history.
Kinston finished the season with a sterling 27-4 record, including an 18-game win streak to close out the year.
"I'm so happy for these girls," Kinston coach Hubert Quinerly said following the victory. "They worked hard all season and definitely deserved this championship. But the same could be said for Pisgah. It's a shame that either team had to lose."
Without Lofton's fourth quarter heroics, the Vikings may have been the one on the losing end.
After missing her first seven shots, Lofton finally drained a 3-pointer from the right corner to put Kinston ahead 31-27 with 7:13 left in the game.
She added a free throw and then buried another trey at the 5:04 mark. By that time, Kinston was in the midst of a 9-0 run, opening up a 42-31 advantage with 3:48 to go.
"Getting Monique started was huge," Quinerly said. "She's one of our seniors and her leadership and play down the stretch was critical."
Lofton contributed another layup and a pair of free throws to complete her spectacular career finale.
"I think I was a little nervous out there," Lofton said, "but I kept on shooting and luckily they finally started to fall."
For three quarters, however, it was a pair of underclassmen that kept Kinston in the game.
Sophomore Lydia Rivers finished with 13 points, nine rebounds and nine blocked shots to earn game MVP honors.
Freshman Jada Faison also scored 13 points, including the free throw that gave Kinston the lead for good in the final minute of the third period. She was named the squad's Most Outstanding Player.
The first half was a sloppy mishmash of big-game jitters and stellar defensive play.
The two teams combined to shoot 14 of 52 from the floor and 1 of 10 from 3-point range as the Bears (26-7) led 16-15 at intermission.
"The first half was part nerves and part Pisgah's defense," Quinerly said. "Obviously they have an outstanding team. It took us a little while to adjust to what they were doing."
A pair of free throws by Brittany Drumgoole gave Kinston its first lead of the second half, 22-20, with 3:57 remaining in the third quarter.
Kinston also outrebounded the Bears 38-33 in the contest, the first time Pisgah had been beaten on the boards in the playoffs.
"Kinston deserves a lot of credit," Pisgah coach Brandon Holloway said. "They're very talented and they won the little battles that decide games between good teams."
The Vikings outscored Pisgah 23-13 in the final period. They survived despite making just 9 of 19 free throws.
"We knew it was going to be tough, but this is the best feeling in the world," senior Alexis Williams said. "To be able to go out on such a high note makes all the work the last four years worth it."


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Griquas delivered a physically dominant performance to progress to the Vodacom Cup final with a 30-17 victory over the Blue Bulls.
Griquas came into this match favoured to oust a young Bulls side and delivered on that expectation, their victory built on excellent defence that featured a brutal gainline contest. The Bulls could never settle into an attacking groove with their recycle stifled and Griquas' defensive line able to set.
Griquas will face the winner of Saturday's other semi-final between Western Province and the Pumas in Kimberley next weekend.
Former Bulls players Rocco Jansen, Marnitz Boshoff and Francois Brummer were instrumental in their side's win. No 8 Leon Karemaker opened the scoring for them in the 11th minute and Jansen scored 13 minutes later, Boshoff converting to go with an earlier penalty.
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Anthropologie Teapot Lamp
That is the coolest lamp! I love it!
hahahaha! yay i so knew it was you!! congrats!
Congrats on winning! I love this project and have bookmarked it to one day try.
I knew it was you!
Like I said…can't I just pay you to make one for me???
Girl, it is beautiful….but way too much effort for me:) I love the yellow accents.
congratulations! this is so awesome!
i'm a follower now and i'm featuring your lamp & linking to your tutorial today!
OH, I voted for you – I like yours better than the original!
I am speechless……its just so gorgeous
Woot woot. Your lamp turned out fab. I am so loving the combo of teacup lamp and skeleton shade. Congrats on your win. Can't wait to see your next project. Oh…and your loser bits were the exact same one's I tried using.
hahaha! I knew that one was you! It had your touch all over it!
Your project was so amazing. Thanks for showing us how you created it!
Congrats on advancing on CRAFTING with the STARS. THIS is an AMAZING project and better than the original.
I look forward to getting to know you better.
Cheri from ItsSoVeryCheri.com and TheDIYClub.com
No, I didn't know it was you (guess I haven't been following long enough), but I did vote for it – HONESTLY! It was definitely the most creative and fun project in the running. I actually like yours way better than the original. Thanks for showing us how to do it.
Congrats – this is fabulous!!!
OMGsh! Congrats girlfriend! You're gonna win, I just know it!
yayayayayayay!!!!! i am so excited for you!!! and your is, like eveyrone has said, WAY better than the original. yours is the new original.
Great tutorial! Makes me think even I could attempt this project. I love the pieces you chose to used and it looks fabulous right where its sitting. Your teacup makeover is super fab!
Congrats!!! Haha I knew that had to be yours. It looked like the same space you had your tin foil night stand. And nothing else looked like you either. By the way LOVE the striped wall…
Gorgeous lamp! Fabulous job!!
yayyyy! I knew it was you.. well, no I didn't. But now that I go back and read it, it totally makes sense and I can't believe I didn't guess it.
Love this so much, it is WAY better than the original, and congrats! You had my vote
I am so impressed and so in love with your lamp! Thanks for sharing your talents with us… I am going to make one too!!!
Congratulations on moving on to the next round. I am so curious to see what everyone comes up with next! Oh…and I wanna see the necklace when you make one!!
Love the lamp…
BTW – put a piece of masking or painters tape down where you want to start drilling. Still start slowly but it will control the skating quite a bit.
You did a fabulous job. Congrats!
CAN I GET A WHOOT, WHOOT?! Congrats:P
I voted for this one! Whoot! The reason is because it's darling (duh) and because my mom made a teapot (only) lamp once and it's NOT easy. So I knew how hard the person worked on this one. Great job!!!
Looove it! I totally knew it was you! I have only been following your blog for a couple months now and I looove it! SO since you now have two lamps can i buy one???? im serious you know, i don't see myself being able to make that, though i so want to.
Oh yes! I love it… you can make more then one and each one would be unique. fantastic!
When I have to drill in somthing like this or ceramic, I put tape where I want my hole. It's help my drill to stay at the same place.
have a nice day!
Thank you, thank you. I always wondered how to drill through china. But how did you put the little teacup on the top? Great job. Ann
It's Freaking cute!!!!
I totally knew it was you!!! And of course I voted!!! I'm freakin IN LOVE this!!! Can't wait to see what your doing next!!!
LOVE it!
Knew it was you before I finished the first sentence! Of course then the striped wall confirmed it for me! It turned out super cute! Good job Mandilou!
Congratulations with winning- this is fabtastic- what a great job you did – to die for! What a great project!!
Wow! I LOVE this! Great job!
Ok not trying to come across stalker-ish but I love you! I voted for you and am so happy you won! I read the whole tutorial and I may attempt this in the future even though I'm scurred. Your blog is awesome and you are seriously hilarious! I'm your newest follower. I only wish I had found you sooner!
Wow, this turned out fabulous. I actually like your version more! I'm also loving the striped wall & the yellow. Great job.
Warmly, Michelle
This is freakin' awesome. I love it. The colors, the choice of ceramics….amazing. You're brave! I'm not this brave, but I want to be, because I LOVE this!
Hope you can check out my necklace giveaway going on now!
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This is amazing!
I think you're the coolest person ever
Thanks so much for the step by step on how to drill china! I have been wanting to do something similar but had no idea where to start!!
Love the lamp!
Wow! You are amazing! I love the lamp and I'm seriously considering making one myself! Thanks for the tutorial–I'm following you now–hope you'll stop by my blog and follow back if you'd like!
I watched this on Studio 5 today. Amazing!!
I just stopped over from My Repurposed Life to check out what you used the drill bits on. This is such a great tutorial. I'm definitely going to give it a try!
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OH my gosh, this lamp is amazing. I love it. I was reading My Repurposed Life and Gail recommended checking out your blog, I'm glad I did.
Your finished projects always look way cooler than the inspiration! You are inspiring!!
Oh, not only did I read your 'Story', and was impressed at the people that you came out of that to become, but I, as a gifted creator of junk can be so inspired by YOU…another gifted creator of junk! Thanks for sharing Mandi…I am in your debt. Terry
I loved your lamp soooo much I had to make one of my own. Great tutorial! the step by step instructions and pics made it easy. only one question…How did you make the yellow teacup on top stay??
Mandi, I LOVE this lamp!!! If you have gone on my blog at all, you know I love lamps. I have shown how to make several on there. I have a tip for you for the next time you make one. Wrap several layers of masking tape around the bit so that when you do drill if you accidentally go thru the bowl or whatever you are drilling it won't break it. And thanks for the tip on what kind of bit to use. I have always used the one you said not to use and not been happy with it. I'll have to try the other kind next time!
Mandi. Holy Cannoli. I just stumbled across you today and I am hooked. You're on my blogroll and i LOVE poking around to see what you've got. Keep up the AWESOME work.
Thank you for this post! I was thinking about remaking this lamp myself and you just made my life a whole lot easier! Fabulous job! I think I actually like yours better than the actual one at anthropology! I just found your blog recently. Keep up the great work!
– Kat
So, you are pretty much my hero.
I saw this lamp online the other day and was totally lusting after it even though I knew I could never afford it.
I seriously just about pissed my pants when I saw that you had a DIY for this lamp for a fraction of the price.
Can't wait to try it out:]
hilariously written! i love it and will be busting out the power tools once i get my dishes together.
I just wanted to say! I am so in love with this lamp! I have been busy getting out teapot shopping! so far i have 3 pieces! so hard to find the right pieces!
This is incredibly cool! I love the grey/white colour scheme and the shape and interest of the vintage tea cups is just amazing!
Mandie, you are a heaven sent! I love your ideas, it's my style- vintage chic! Just want to say that you are in my 'she-ro' list ;-). Thanks for sharing your passion!
I love reading your blog Mandi. I just wanted to stop by and let you know I linked to this post on my blog today. I see where it's already listed in the list below but wanted to tell you anyway. Thanks!
OMG… this is amazing! You are amazing! LOVE IT!
Seriously the coolest thing ever! I love the yellow one on top, thats the best!
I DID IT! I'd love to hear what you think!
Thank you so much for the tutorial!
Splendid. Love it!
Saw you on the Nate Berkus show the other day, and HAD to go find your blog! I LOVE Everything you do! Am so going to attempt this teapot lamp idea, and am contemplating using the old silver or bronze tea pot sets – if I can find some at Goodwill or garage sales! And I am on the lookout for fancy mirrors
You are amazing…you have inspired me. I was reading your blog at work (I'm a nurse…probably not in my job description) and I got the itch to be crafty, so I stopped at DI on my way home and got a lamp. Hope I can make it cool like you!
I gotta make this lamp. Just what I need another lamp. lol. Hmm why not try doing it with some of my pigs??????? From my collection of them. I do have tea pot pigs. Thanks for the inspiration.
I just had to pick my jaw up off of the ground. This is so fantastically amazing! Thank you for so much detail in your tutorial, I can't wait to try it!
Hi, this is a great tutorial!
But a little tip: if you put on a few strips of masking tape where the hole's gonna be, the drill won't "dance" as much. =)
Hi… stumbled on your blog and love it. I'd spied the same lamps, but hadn't figured out the right drill bit so you revived my languishing projects!!! LOVE them!
your are completey amazing. im so stuck in a redo rut. my husband is going crazy with all my thrift finds. i love them just dont know how to put things together! im totally making this lamp and teacup clock. thanks for the inspiration!
Thanks for the tip on the drill bit. I wondered which was the best kind.
This is sooo awesome! I am having a little girl and i am currently planning a vintage more crafty alice in wonderland theme. I really wanted to have a teacup lamp to go with the room and found this blog! I have my teacups/items and i just need to get the drill bit. . . I also love that it is recreated from an anthro piece! That is one of my favorite stores! I am excited to start the project but the drilling makes me nervous, cause i just don't want to shatter all my cups! good thing I bought super cheap thrift store ones just in case! I will let you know how it turns out!
Wow! That was fabulous, from start to finish! Love it! I'm needing some of those drillbits now! That'll freak my husband out…me buying them. hahaha!
I am new to your blog, and am so glad I found it! I can't wait to make a flea market/thrift store run to get some cool stuff to fashion into a lamp! Thanks for the inspiration! Peace, Allison
what a wonderful design, you made a fantastic lamp
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omg do you know I went to Lowes yesterday and was looking for the lamp kits….not realizing Ineeded to buy the other crapola (like rods ect) that go with it! I'm thinking it all comes together…ugh, printing this sucker out (your post) and bringing it with me ! If my iphone was bigger (I was trying to read your post on my phone) I probably would have realized this! I'm going to try and make one like your pendant light on your master bedroom post! yay! You rock cute little chicken! he he:)
You may have just changed my life! I have been dying to drill through glass, but have been to chicken to try. Thank you, thank you!
this is pretty fabulous! great job! love!
Awesome tutorial!! You're super creative!
Mandy where did your find the owl that is next to that fantastic lamp?
Thanks for the tutorial. It is very helpful.
Your lamp is just lovely and that's a great tutorial too, thanks! I have this linked to my lamps & lights post too today, for inspiration!
i was just given an old tea set that i used to play with at my grandma's house when i was little – i think i may just use it to make a fun lamp or two for my daughters room!!
I am so impressed and so in love with your lamp! Thanks for sharing your talents with us… I am going to make one too!!!
I need to know how to attach that top piece — the little yellow teacup on your lamp. If anyone has figured this out, I'd sure appreciate your sharing the information. I don't have any of the "profile" names so I'm posting a "anonymous", but I'm really Kathie from MN.
Great Post!! Just a tip when drilling into ceramic/porcelain, if you use a sponge with water an hold it next to the drill bit; slowly squeeze the sponge to let out a bit of water and this will make it MUCH easier!
Great Post!! Just a tip when drilling into ceramic/porcelain, if you use a sponge with water an hold it next to the drill bit; slowly squeeze the sponge to let out a bit of water and this will make it MUCH easier!
To hold the water you could make a circle with plumbers putty. Good for surfaces that won't hold water when you are drilling.
Can I ask what drill bit you did use? Wanting to make several of these for Christmas presents and have all the stuff to do it with just wondered which bit you used.
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St. Leo Scores Five Unanswered Including Game-Winner with Eight Seconds Left to Knock Off Men's Lacrosse 8-7
March 10, 2012
ST. LEO, F.L. - George Proechel netted a game-high four goals including the game-winner with eight seconds remaining as St. Leo came back for an 8-7 victory over Pfeiffer University in men's lacrosse action on Saturday night. The Lions even to 3-3 while the Falcons fall to 4-3.
St. Leo trailed 7-3 just 14 seconds into the fourth quarter until Ray Ferrara started the hosts comeback with an assist to Kevin Hutchinson. Proechel would then score his second and third goals of the night to get St. Leo within one at 7-6 until Ferrara tied it with 74 seconds. Proechell would follow with his game-winner 66 seconds later.
Pfeiffer would grab a 3-0 lead earlier in the night with Luke Gillespie's first with 1:21 remaining in the second until Steven Tilmon and Robert Hope tallied back-to-back on the front and back sides of the second quarter. St. Leo would start their first comeback with goals from Chris Caiazza, man-up, while Proechel registered his first with 1:58 to play in the half as Pfeiffer carried a 3-2 lead into the intermission.
James Shepherd would start the Falcons scoring in the third followed by back-to-back strikes Justin Rose made it 6-2 visitors. Hutchinson would cut the deficit in half with 1:57 to play in the third until Tilmon's final goal to start the fourth.
St. Leo held the advantages in the major categories including shots (36-32), saves (12-9), groundballs (31-25) and faceoffs (12-of-19). The Falcons were a perfect 18-for-18 on clears and committed four fewer turnovers than the Lions.
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Kent State Receives $1 Million Grant from Department of EnergyPosted Oct. 7, 2010
Three Kent State University professors recently received funding from the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) for a molecular analysis of carbon consumption. The three-year grant, awarded by the DOE's Office of Biological and Environmental Research, will provide funding of $1,075,638 for the project.
Christopher Blackwood, assistant professor in the university's Department of Biological Sciences, is the principal investigator for the project "Tracking Down Cheaters: Molecular Analysis of Carbon Consumption by Organisms That Do Not Contribute to Extracellular Enzyme Pools." Blackwood will collaborate on the study with two Kent State colleagues, professor Laura Leff and assistant professor Xiaozhen Mou, and with assistant professor Gail Rosen of Drexel University.
According to Blackwood, the inspiration for the project was to better understand the carbon cycle and how it is affected by the behavior of microbes. "A lot of the carbon dioxide in the atmosphere comes from decomposition of plant material, where it is locked up as complicated plant biochemicals," Blackwood said.
Most microbes cannot digest food particles inside their bodies. Instead, the digestion is performed by enzymes they secrete outside their bodies. After this enzymatic digestion, the microbes can take up the small degraded chemicals that are released. Cheaters are organisms that take up degradation products without contributing to the enzyme pool – essentially, they are getting a free meal, thanks to the investments of other microbes. The amount of carbon taken up by cheaters has never been directly measured. "Current models of carbon dynamics assume that cheaters are unimportant, but we know they are there doing something," Blackwood said. "This research will analyze these cheaters and their role in decomposition."
"We are really interested in what kinds of things affect the process of decomposition and whether carbon is released into the atmosphere or whether it is stored in the environment," Leff said.
Blackwood, who started at Kent State in fall 2006, said he started thinking and writing about this issue three years ago. "This is an interesting field of study because there are lots of unknowns regarding microbial communities. It's only been within the last 15 to 20 years that we have had the tools to probe their genetic makeup."
The grant will fund a postdoctoral research fellow and will allow undergraduate and graduate students at Kent State to gain valuable experience in the study of microorganisms and the carbon cycle.
"We now have access to tools that we didn't have just five years ago," Leff said. "It's really cutting-edge science. This research could have implications for water and soil management in the future."
"From the global climate change perspective, this research is an important step in understanding some of the basic questions regarding microbial communities and the carbon cycle in general," Blackwood said. "With increasing carbon dioxide in the atmosphere, it's critical to gain a better understanding of what factors determine the fate of organic carbon."
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|Dimensions: 12.2" x 10.6" x 2.9" / 310 x 270 x 75 mm
1000d Cordura®: 14 oz / 410 g
400d Dyneema®/420d nylon ripstop: 12 oz / 330 g
420d HT nylon Classic Parapack: 13 oz / 370 g
|Volume: 475 cubic inches / 8 liters (ASTM Standard Measure)
|1.5" / 38 mm shoulder strap extends to 54" / 1.3 m
|Optional, removable 1" / 25 mm waist strap
As reviewed by The Gadgeteer:
"I can�t find anything to complain about with this bag. The materials and craftsmanship are top notch. I really like the unisex style as I�m not one to go for froo-froo girly bags. I also like the vertical orientation and the pocket layout. The Tom Bihn Cafe Bag is a great little bag that is handy for carrying your most necessary items when you don�t need or want a large bag." Read the full review.
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Western Flyer + Med cafe bag
"I had a paperback book (200pages), a 1 liter Sigg bottle, a small Rhodia pad, and assorted other stuff in the medium cafe bag--not remotely stuffed. I took Southwest. On the way back, the flight was full, and folks were carrying all kinds of rollaboards; my WF and cafe bag fit under the seat in front of me without a problem!!!" — posted by Shiva
Small vs. Medium Cafe Bag (size wise)
"I got the Medium Cafe Bag in Plum/Wasabi, and I love it. Even though I had measured out it�s approximate size, I was still shocked at how large it seemed. I managed to put my water bottle, my Moleskine, my fountain pen case, wallet, keys, cell, lip chap, iPod and huge earphones, glasses (in their case) and my hair stick case into it, with plenty of extra room at the top. It was roomy and gorgeous and I loved it. I actually added a truncated survival kit (basically a mini first aid kit) to the bag and am now using it as my everyday bag. I�ll just have to accept that Ill only survive the first day of a zombie strike now. Oh well! " — posted by rodrigues
Medium Cafe Bag & Brain Cell
"The medium cafe bag is elegant for it's simplicity and great for it's versatility. Alone, I can carry my journal, a notepad, my NYC mapbook, my wallet, digital camera, and still have room for a lot of the other random things I like to carry with me. On rainy days, it has kept my things dry." — posted by socio
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