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The moment finally arrived. Sachin Tendulkar was conferred the Bharat Ratna -- the country's highest civilian honour – along with Prof CNR Rao by President Pranab Mukherjee here on Tuesday.
The cricketing legend, who retired in November last year, was accompanied by wife Anjali and daughter Sara. He is the first sportsman to be bestowed with the honour.
In his usual humble style, Tendulkar said he will continue to bat for India and give the country a reason to smile.
"I am happy with the love and affection that I have got over the years. Fortunate to be born in this country. I know my cricket is over but I will continue to bat for India and will give the country a reason to smile," Tendulkar said.
Like he had done in his first post-retirement press conference, Tendulkar mentioned his mother again, dedicating the award to his mother and all mothers of the country.
"This is the biggest honour. Extremely delighted at getting this award. I want to reiterate again that I want to dedicate this award to my mother and all other mothers of India, who sacrificed their aspirations so that their children's dreams come true," he said.
Tendulkar and Rao joined a list of 41 personalities who have been conferred with the Bharat Ratna, which is given in recognition of exceptional service of the highest order since it was instituted in 1954.
Tendulkar also congratulated Prof Rao for inspiring the country's youth to become scientists.
"I would like to congratulate Prof CNR Rao for the Bharat Ratna. He has been instrumental in motivating and inspiring youth of India to become scientists. I wish him all the happiness and good health."


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The good thing about Scotland is the mountains, the roads on them and the freshness of the air.
Im on earlie's this week, So expect photo's in the evening.
When Mintofruit sent out the stickers, we were itching to see where you guys were gonna place them! These photo's JUST up now of where Fraser Allan's placed his.
Fraser's just getting into the car scene but already has his head screwed on straight with his first car. This little mini will be getting fully shot when he gets past his driving test and get a few more toys added here and there!
She's a 1998 Mini Cooper 1.3 Single port injection weapon with some nice little mini light dish'd rims all round giving the little car some nice stance for a first motor to say the least. Fraz has already begun work on the interior with removing the rear seats, plan's on way for buckets, new wheel is on route along with some further strengthening parts to make sure this thing holds her own!
Thats what I like to see! Some good old reppin it hard stickers to show who you support! Looking forward to the future plans!.. Keep it fresh Fraz! This is also the Brother is another Crew member Kyle (DC2 ITR) Looks like were keeping it in the family ;).. werd!
Ja NE!
TBW Consist's currently of only 2 known member in the world. The minty.fresh Ichi Go, and the VIP built for Touge RX8; owned by non-other than Shaz.
This RX8 Sports some seriously big names. From the Fujita Engineering a.k.a. FEED Aero, the Advan Model T5's to even the KIC's Wheel nuts! No corner has been short handed on this car, and no other car sounds close to the F1 Sounding Rotary powering this machine.
Luckily for myself, Shaz was up in the deen for a JDMtas meet, which is when i got my chance to snaps some pics. Alas.. looking back, I was seriously lacking ability and the lens put me to shame. Thankfully Thacko will have taken better pics, but until then.. here we go.. TBW's RX8!
Now this car wont just be found pottering down to the shops.. its set up for downhill touge.. and from what iv already experienced, not much comes close!
Nothing feels better than rolling the coast of roads up in the highlands – well.. the only thing better is knowing that this one location is all to your own.. the only thing to worry about is the wild life! Just a breather.. of what will be to come in Japan.
Few minor issue's with certain 180sx's but we shant go into that right now.
Thats right.. ISO Setting at 1600 and a shutter priority of 1/1000 to even 1/1250.. just to get some kind of photo. Needless to say with the ISO being so damm high to compensate for the lack of light from the tree's and shutter being open for very little time.. the noise is epic! Anyways..
Doune Hill Climb – Im not going to pretend I know what this Is all about and post up times and names or locations etc, I'll post what I know.
Al was heading down.. after reports along the lines of .. "Yeah, It'll be epic.. by far the best hill climb out of all of them!" I was kinda excited to see what the scope was.
Picked up at a nice and early time of around 7.35.am we set off down south to hit this stage up – If you can make anything out from the pics, this stage was very much like a Touge in ways. Narrow road, barriers in case of that more than common off in the rain.. this place was fast paced, alot of action and some nice tyre burners!
Off to bed.. day visit tomorrow..
WOW.. the footage came out 10x when i uploaded it, Must of been the process settings. I'll look into it, and re-upload sometime.
Huge thanks to 3L for the sound track – This dude's got some bangin beats to be had.. Looking forward to the album.
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The Alford Transport Museum held the next round of the Scottish Sprint Championship.. this being Round 9. With it held only but a stone throw from my back garden (No Joke) I had no reason not to attend. Manning up with Kyle and Al we headed on down.
FINALLY! Iv done them.. out of 200 snaps, I narrowed it down to 39. Some nice cars to be seen and some good times set on the oval8. Car of the day for me was the EVOX sporting Advan rims, Carbon everything and 2x Bride seats nicely painted on the rear by non other than Japanese body shop that painted the Signal Auto tuned world famous R34. Mazora is the name of the Chameleon paint used on the backing and its these little things.. that made that car .. so much better, than the rest!
Another good wee event to show face to and have a laugh. Cheers for getting me up Al man :p haha – Check Al's Car Stuff blog for more snaps of the event.
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Effie Galletly shows images of her work online, highlighting those pieces inspired by the landscapes and structures of the Western Islands and Western Highlands of Scotland.
"The Hebridean Islands strike a powerful chord with me and set in motion ideas that I feel compelled to express."
From a short distance, the work looks like painting. The method of making is entirely like that of a traditional quilt. Over the last decade Effie has produced a substantial body of work focused on Scottish landscape.
"As a painter would create tone, texture, blend colours with the use of a brush, Effie has cleverly accomplished the same with her use of materials." Eilidh Whiteford in The Hebridean
A number of the works in the galleries are now in private collections. Those still available can be found in all the galleries and can be recognised by the fact that their prices are still attached.
Effie has done talks and workshops as well as exhibitions in many parts of Britain. All upcoming talks, exhibitions and workshops are listed on the events page and information about past events can be found in the archive. For more information about these events see the About Effie page or get in touch.
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Style show, golden slippers highlight Ready or Not Foundation's Best Dressed Luncheon
CORPUS CHRISTI - As I drove to the Omni Bayfront Hotel on Sept. 6, all I could think was, "Ready or Not, here I come!"
I was going to the Ready or Not Foundation's Best Dressed Luncheon. This event is a fundraiser for the foundation, a Corpus Christi-based nonprofit raising money for pediatric brain cancer research. It was heartwarming to see all the ladies in their "Best Dressed" best, there to support this worthy cause.
Ticia Hanish, Erin Wilder, Nancy Beauchamp and Carrie Pereda were on hand when I arrived, excited to check out the style show and congratulate the honorees. I found my way to my table, where I was seated with Rebecca Childs, Darcy Jones, and Joanna Cantu. As soon as we were seated, Barbara Canales, foundation president and founder, began the program by introducing her daughter, Jackie Black. Jackie was diagnosed with a brain tumor five years ago, and Barbara told us the heart-rending story of her struggle with the disease and the family's joy that she is now cancer free, which also is the story behind her hard work raising funds to prevent childhood brain cancer.
Next came the Julian Gold style show. This year's featured designer was Catherine Regehr for the style show, with accessories by Mariquita Masterson. The fashion was amazing — color block dresses, fur-topped boots, sumptuous evening wear — and the crowd applauded each new look as enthusiastically as the first.
After the show, Barbara and foundation volunteers gave the Best Dressed honorees the famed sparkling gold slipper trophies. This year's honorees were Regina Garcia-Posada, Jessica Davila-Burnett, Lindsey Abel Pietsch, Patrice Worsham, Carol Thaxton and Glenda Kane. Each received her trophy with grace, accompanied by sparkling tributes from Barbara. She then gave Jewel Awards to her team, Sarah Hewit, Paulette Granger and Angela and Susan Gonzalez.
It was a lovely lunch, but more than that it was a truly inspiring event that shows the generosity and dedication of our community in supporting this foundation.
Boy Scouts honor Urbans
The South Texas Council of the Boy Scouts of America's 26th annual Distinguished Citizen Award Dinner is at 6:30 p.m. Thursday at the Lexington Museum on the Bay.
The event honors Karen and Larry Urban in recognition of their contributions to the city of Corpus Christi, the state of Texas, and the Boy Scouts of America.
Cost: $150. Information: 814-4300 ext. 30.
Oktoberfest, South Texas style
On Sept. 29, the Congressman Solomon P. Ortiz International Center will be transformed into "OktoberFiesta," a fundraiser for the children of Bokenkamp Children's Shelter, a nonprofit emergency shelter serving refugee minors from Central America, and Foster In Texas foster children.
The event will combine the German tradition of Oktoberfest with a south-of-the-border flair. OktoberFiesta will roll out the barrels with beer and bratwurst and Majek's Polka Band, as well as serve up fajitas and margaritas with a dose of mariachi music. Also on the menu: Folklorico dancers, a washers tournament, wine toss and a silent auction. Finally, the event tops off with a brew-off in which two beer brewers demonstrate how their beer is brewed and provide samples.
OktoberFiesta begins with a silent auction and cocktails at 3 p.m. followed by dinner and dancing at 5 p.m.
The event benefits Bokenkamp Children's Shelter, a safe haven for up to 90 unaccompanied refugee children, serving more than 300 kids per year who have experienced some form of traumatic separation from their families. Foster In Texas is an award-winning program that places abandoned, abused and neglected children in safe and loving homes, giving them hope for brighter futures.
Cost: $35. Information: 879-0125.
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The Central Intelligence Agency has for years denied that it had a file on Noam Chomsky, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology professor known both for his contributions to the field of linguistics and (perhaps of more interest to the CIA) his criticism of the U.S. government across many administrations. Now, in response to a Freedom of Information Act request, documents have confirmed that the CIA did have a file on Chomsky, and that it may have been scrubbed. The details are in Foreign Policy.
Andrew Joseph Pegoda explains what you can and can't expect of students -- and how to promote learning in every class.
In today's Academic Minute, William Marling of Case Western Reserve University explains the initial and continuing popularity of Fitzgerald's The Great Gatsby. Learn more about the Academic Minute here.
Would legislating a limit on faculty overtime result in more professors reaching the limit -- and reducing spots for adjuncts? California faculty groups square off over the question.
Purdue University at Calumet's chapter of the American Association of University Professors alleges potential violations of shared governance in the planned layoffs of seven faculty members members last week, including six tenure-track professors. In a statement posted on its Facebook page Monday, Calumet AAUP President Marcus K. Rogers accuses the university of laying off the professors – which administrators blame on budget woes stemming from lower enrollments – while "actively hiring more administrators, increasing funding to the athletic program and hiring fitness assistants."
Rogers also alleges that the layoffs "do not appear to have been conducted with the proper faculty input," and urges university administrators to reconsider their decision.
In a statement to faculty issued Monday, Chancellor Thomas L. Keon said the faculty layoff notices were "regrettable but necessary," and issued in in response to a $3 million campus revenue shortfall anticipated this fall, based on a 6 percent fall projected enrollment decline. As those layoffs -- including the professors' would-be retirement funds -- only amount to $1 million, he said, other cuts to the university's budget likely are forthcoming. "As I reported at the Town Hall meeting, I would be pleased to rescind any or all of the notices should we find that there are alternatives," Keon said. "Additionally, the senior leadership team is committed to continue working with faculty and the Faculty Senate to explore other options."
As the scholarly society dedicated to serving the nation's communication scholars, teachers, and practitioners, the National Communication Association (NCA) took a special interest in Ernest Wilson's essay, "Communication Scholars Need to Communicate," as well as the comments elicited by Wilson's piece. Wilson's lament has sparked interesting debate and discussion not only among those in our discipline, but also among administrators, faculty, and students throughout higher education. Wilson's central claims, while provocative, are decidedly at odds with what we know to be the nature, relevance and rigor of the wide range of communication scholarship. A corrective vision of the discipline is, therefore, necessary.
The Coherent Core of Communication
What Wilson believes about the discipline's core is, quite frankly, unclear from his piece. On several occasions in the early part of his commentary, he issues a call for a carefully defined distinctive disciplinary core, only to later enumerate what he says is indeed a core of the discipline. In any case, it seems a cogent summary may be useful.
Rooted firmly in the classical imperative of understanding the power of speech to sway public audiences, and in the contemporary imperative of understanding the power of mediated messages to move millions, communication scholars are engaged in rigorous, sustained research that appreciates the role and influence of communication across all aspects of public and private life. Free of a stultifying adherence to methodological or theoretical orthodoxies, communication scholars and teachers embrace the ubiquity of communication and work to explain, understand, and analyze it.
Communication scholars are also mindful of the pedagogical core of the discipline — the inherent civic value of speech to meaningful citizenship — which emerged from the democratic impulse embodied in 19th- and 20th-century progressivism. As we pursue our research and teaching, we remember the words of the ancient Athenian orator and rhetorician, Isocrates: "Because there has been implanted in us the power to persuade each other and to make clear to each other whatever we desire, not only have we escaped the life of wild beasts, but we have come together and founded cities and made laws and invented arts."
Publicly Engaged Communication Scholars
Beyond the confines of the academy, and contrary to Wilson's assertions about the lack of relevance of much research, communication scholars bring their discipline to life with communities of practice across the nation and around the world. These interactions span a multitude of contexts, from the corporate realm to public policy-making to movements for social justice. Such engagement is not confined, as Wilson suggests, to only the scholars at the University of Southern California's Annenberg School. While Wilson's colleagues are indeed doing good, engaged work, they are not alone. In the next few paragraphs, just a few of the countless, diverse, and illustrative examples of rigorous, engaged communication scholarship are articulated. Communication is ubiquitous, so our communities of practice are far more varied than those of professional schools (law, medicine), and our colleagues around the country actively embrace this breadth of opportunity.
Professor Rebecca Townsend of Manchester Community College was named a 2012 "White House Champion of Change" for her work on transportation planning. With funding from the Federal Transit Administration, Townsend developed an initiative that brings community members from typically underrepresented groups into culturally sensitive, deliberative discussions about transportation needs in the interest of ensuring that planners hear more from transit-dependent residents. Townsend has been asked to discuss this work with many parties involved in transportation policy including the Transportation Research Board, the National Science Foundation, the Open Government Partnership, and legislators at the federal and state levels. Her strategies are being adopted across the country.
Professor Stephen John Hartnett, chair of the department of communication at the University of Colorado at Denver, has a commitment to community-based civic engagement that is reflected in the Prison Justice Project. Through this initiative, students bring communication skills to people in prisons and jails to improve their likelihood of succeeding in both public and private life upon release. Among the activities in this program is a prison workshop focusing on presentational speaking and the publication of Captured Words/Free Thoughts, a magazine of writings and images created by inmates. Several people who have participated in this program have productively engaged in post-release activities that incorporate communication skills.
Patrice M. Buzzanell, professor at the Brian Lamb School of Communication at Purdue University and a past president of the International Communication Association, has for many years taught and conducted research in her university's Engineering Projects in Community Service program. She has led or co-led four service-learning design teams focused on several goals, including encouraging girls' voices in engineering design and consideration of the field as a career possibility; engaging middle-school students in nanotechnology; promoting community environmental education and sustainability; and creating and maintaining global partnerships for water-energy-education systems in rural Ghana.
A past president of our association, H. Dan O'Hair, who is the interim senior vice provost and dean of the College of Communication and Information at the University of Kentucky, leads a large team of engaged scholars by example. His National Science Foundation-supported work focuses on hurricane warnings and involves close partnerships with the National Center for Atmospheric Research, the National Hurricane Center, local emergency managers, and broadcasters in Miami and Houston. O'Hair has been asked to present his findings to members of Congress and key staffers from most of the government agencies involved in risk management, and his work has been influential in policy decisions.
Applied research of this kind is not new to the discipline. Nearly 30 years ago, University of Kentucky Professor Lewis Donohew pioneered the field of health communication by applying behavioral science research and technology to the development of drug prevention messages that targeted thrill-seekers.
Relevance and Rigor
Wilson argues that much communication scholarship is not sufficiently relevant to society, coherent or rigorous. We contend, based on the examples above and many others, that there is, in fact, a large body of existing communication scholarship that refutes this claim. Research that lacks rigor or relevance is simply not supported by major funders like the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation and NSF, nor is it engaged by policy makers in Congress and beyond. All of the examples cited above are meaningful instances of communication scholars and teachers pursuing relevant, effective, coherent programs for the betterment of their students, their communities, and society at large.
Another unsubstantiated assertion in Wilson's piece is that there is a failure of communication as a discipline to communicate well with other disciplines, and that this leads to a lack of interdisciplinary recognition. Communication scholarship is indeed widely recognized by interdisciplinary academic organizations as a crucial component of their scholarly efforts. The American Academy of Arts & Sciences, for example, recently released its congressionally commissioned report, "The Heart of the Matter: The Humanities and Social Sciences for a Vibrant, Competitive, and Secure Nation," which prominently recognizes the value and relevance of communication skills as both central to a liberal education and desirable for employers and employees in the expanding global marketplace. The commission also "calls for a national commitment to building critical intercultural skills at every stage of the education system," skills that undeniably are rooted in an enhanced appreciation of intercultural communication.
The National Academies of Science recently announced its second Arthur M. Sackler Colloquium on "The Science of Science Communication," which will feature several communication scholars, including Dietram Scheufele (University of Wisconsin) and Edward Maibach (George Mason University). And the American Council of Learned Societies has announced that among the recipients of its highly competitive Public Fellows Program is Margaret H. Kunde, a newly minted Ph.D. in communication studies from the University of Minnesota.
Sadly, Wilson was not more rigorous in developing his commentary on the state of the communication discipline. He states that he has tried to be a good student of communication, but he clearly still has more to learn. While we appreciate the fine work at USC that Wilson touts, we encourage him to expand his focus beyond the walls of his own institution.
Can our discipline do even better? Of course we can — for thousands of years, scholars of communication have evolved and adapted in response to changing social and technological needs. Despite Wilson's dismal prognostication about the discipline, communication scholars frequently work with communities of practice across an array of the human experience, boldly bringing with them insights, knowledge, and rigorous engagement that are at the center of modern intellectual life and purposeful action.
Nancy Kidd is executive director of the National Communication Association, where Trevor Parry-Giles is associate director for academic and professional affairs.
In today's Academic Minute, Jason Chan of Iowa State University explains the process that makes our memories vulnerable to the accumulation of errors. Learn more about the Academic Minute here.
Nevada faculty members want to know why the state is restoring bonus pay for some while requiring all professors to take 6 days of unpaid leave a year.
Editors of new book discuss the zombie apocalypse in higher education.
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Science News Archive - April 12, 2006
By Peter Apps and Ranga Sirilal COLOMBO (Reuters) - For Buddhist monks and astrologers, when Sri Lanka permanently puts its clocks back thirty minutes at midnight on Friday, the island is putting itself back in sync with the stars and planets.
The man leading efforts to eradicate giant Burmese python snakes from Everglades National Park sounds almost fearful, and certainly not optimistic, when he talks about the chances of wiping out an invasive species he calls "the enemy."
Three towns in northern Serbia called for emegency measures to deal with floods on Wednesday, while levels in the Sava and Danube rivers in the capital Belgrade were close to record highs and still rising.
By Ken Raymond, The Daily Oklahoman Apr. 12--Jesse Griffin's gleaming smile has little to do with pearly whites. His glistening grins come courtesy of a 14-karat gold "grill.""I wear it every day," said Griffin, 18, a junior at Norman North High School. "Except for when I eat.
By Patricia Reaney LONDON (Reuters) - An international team of scientists have discovered 4.1 million year old fossils in eastern Ethiopia that fill a missing gap in human evolution. The teeth and bones belong to a primitive species of Australopithecus known as Au.
Yale researchers have found that chloride ions are critical to hearing in mammals and that some environmental toxins may disrupt the balance of these ions in ear cells and therefore disrupt hearing.
Fossils have long provided snapshots of the human family tree, but a new find in Africa gives scientists a kind of mini home movie showing man's primal development.
Swedish geologists have found fossilized feces from a worm that lived some 500 million years ago, media reports said Wednesday.
Singapore's siren song is growing increasingly more irresistible for scientists, especially stem cell researchers who feel stifled by the U.S. government's restrictions on their field.
Using hand-me-down technology from the Cold War, scientists have discovered that the seafloor off the Pacific Northwest is a jumping kind of place, with thousands of small, swarming earthquakes and tectonic plates that are slowly rearranging themselves.
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Please Explain: Skyscrapers
Friday, October 26, 2012
Kate Ascher, author of The Heights: Anatomy of a Skyscraper, and Carol Willis, founder, director, and curator of the Skyscraper Museum, discuss the history and future of tall buildings—from Chicago's 17-story Auditorium Building to Dubai's 160-story Burj Khalifa. They'll explain how they're built, how they work, and how they've changed cities.
- Find out more at skyscraper.org
- Supertall! World Towers above 380m
- Timeline of skyscrapers holding the title of the tallest in the world, from the 1890s to the present, at skyscraper.org.
Guests:Kate Ascher and Carol Willis
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contrary to the statement made by Ms. willis, the skylign in manhattan has everything to do with the bedrock - it is high under downtown and midtown which makes it nore economcal to build
I believe it is the Citicorp building on 53rd with the tuned mass damper.
Glass is the most energy inefficient building material we have, with "high tech" double glazed units rating at R2-R4. An insulated wood wall can reach R60 with aerogel. Per NYC's recent benchmarking for energy, older buildings were more efficient than the new buildings. We do not even begin to address our energy challenges with these glass skyscrapers.
Could guests comment on how manhattan's rectilinear street grid influenced building design? thanks
What is more green in terms of construction? Glass or concrete?
Also not to get truthy but a lot is said about steel framed skyscrapers that have withstood collapse due to fire? I believe one in Chicago and in Spain...and wasn't the Empire State Building hit by a bomber?
Why did bolts win out over rivets?
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If several college rosters are constantly packed with foreign recruits, the message sent to parents and juniors are that the opportunity or chances to be there is not wide open for American kids. That is another point that discourage or turn kids away to other sports.
BTW, stereotype that American juniors are lazy and whiney was indicated in your posts and ....I hope no college coaches believe that.
I am not in the business of recruiting players or in performing player due diligence for college coaches. College coaches are grown-ups and they know more than tennis parents give them credit for.
If several college rosters are constantly packed with foreign recruits, the message that the parents SHOULD get is: have your kids work harder and stop being so picky when it comes to schools. I have had several discussions with current coaches at great D-1 schools (perhaps not "great" in tennis) who say that it's difficult to get Americans to play at their programs because: 1. the school doesn't have a great Football team (foreigners don't care about that); 2. the school is in a small town and there's nothing to do (foreigners don't care about that); 3. the school is in some fly-over state (foreigners don't care about that); 4. the school doesn't have a robust sorority/fraternity system (foreigners don't care about that). At the same time, the coaches are under a great deal of pressure to be competitive in order to save the programs and their own jobs! What are they to do? Go with the Americans who want to play there (but who are simply not good enough) and have the tennis programs chopped because it's not competitive enough?! I appreciate your convictions but you have to look at the whole picture.
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Opened yet another disappointing bottle of expensive wine? Most of you probably react by giving up and turning back to friendly tequila shots. After all, they don't flounce around revelling in impenetrability.
Salony Kane on the other hand believes that wine can be gloriously romantic. "A story in a bottle." The trick is to find a story that appeals to you.
Brought up in Pune, Salony made an unusual decision for an Indian student, and headed to the University of Adelaide to study wine.
"It started as an interest, which gradually grew," she says. "The first year was pure science." Turns out, drinking in the morning isn't really as deliciously decadent as Oscar Wilde made it out to be. "Imagine waking up at 7 a.m., and tasting about 200 wines in the cold cellar, all in different styles."
Then, there's the actual physical labour. "A lot of us did part time jobs… We worked as cellar rats over the weekends," she laughs, adding that cellar work, particularly during the vintage months, is far from glamorous. "For about four months you work ridiculous hours; you're constantly filthy, your teeth are purple with tasting, and finger nails are black with wine stains." Salony started out as a winemaker with the Nepenthe vinery in Australia ("Back then it was a lovely family-run operation. Now, of course, the big boys have bought them out. That's the story of the industry, really"). She worked with Orlando Wine (a big Australian winery which produces the popular Jacob's Creek), till very recently, and is now taking a break.
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Collierville High School's Draco Playhouse will present "Matilda," a student-directed children's show in one act Thursday through Saturday. The production is adapted from Roald Dahl's children's novel about an extraordinary girl with the power to move things with her mind.
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Shelby County members of Moms In Touch International, an interdenominational prayer ministry for children, and the schools and colleges they attend, will have an informational brunch at 9:30 a.m. Sept. 8 at the Halle Plantation Clubhouse, 2490 Dibrell Trail Drive.
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Former WREG News Channel 3 co-anchor Jerry Tate will be the guest for this month's session of the Brown Bag Lunch Series sponsored by the Older Adult Council. He speak about his 30 years on the air. The program will begin at 11 a.m. Friday in the Mike Wilson Fellowship Hall of Germantown United Methodist Church, 2331 S. Germantown. Enter through the main entrance under the canopy of the West Street side of the building.
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The State police have taken steps to check impersonation in the virtual queue introduced to facilitate smooth darshan at the Atyyappa temple during the annual pilgrim season, P. Chandrashekharan, Additional Director General of Police (Administration), has said.
Talking to The Hindu on Wednesday, Mr. Chandrashekharan said the police could successfully implement the virtual queue system at Sabarimala during the previous pilgrim season. A few complaints of impersonation were noticed owing to some technical problem. However, the police have corrected it this year by providing bar codes on the online receipts being issued at the time of registration.
The police officer said that as many as 7.5 lakh pilgrims made use of the facility last season. This time, the police expect a registration of not less than 32 lakh for the virtual queue system. It will be made compulsory for darshan at Sabarimala in a phased manner with a view to avoiding overcrowding.
Pilgrims who register their names on the Kerala Police website need not wait for hours together in the queue for holy darshan during the season. They have to reach the Valiya Nadappanthal at the time allotted to them. They will be allowed to enter the general queue for holy darshan at the Lower Tirumuttom, bypassing the long-winding queue along the trekking path-Valiya Nadappanthal stretch. Moreover, they will be permitted to reach the Sannidhanam through the Chandranandan road from Marakkoottom.
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Mr. Chandrashekharan said P. Vijayan, Police Commissioner of Thrissur, would be posted as police special officer at the Sannidhanam in the first phase of the season beginning November 16. K.K. Chellappan, V.K. Rajendran, and T. Gopalakrishna Pillai will succeed him in the next three phases.
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- Cartoon Characters: Dave, Lula, Candy, Fang, Uncle Oswidge, Faffy, Malsquando.
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Have you heard? Registration for Tween Scenes and Tech for Tweens is now open! This summer, 3rd through 6th graders will learn coding, build robots, try screen printing and more. To register, call 920-832-6189 or visit our online calendar. Space is limited!
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After ive added my poly and sanded and added poly and sanded.. now im to the buffing. What do I do? Do I vac, clean (with what?) And then buff? Do I clean between buffs ??
I suggest buffing with a 220 grit sanding screen if using oil based finish, and a norton sand dollar if using water. I prefer the yellow ones. I would buff, vacuum really well, dust mop with a micro fiber dust mop that has been dampened with mineral spirits. Hope this helps.
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Registered basset hound puppies one female and five males available for loving home :-) they will come with shot record and registration papers 4235886722 $450
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May 29 -
Tri-Cities (TN) :
Johnson City - Dogs & puppies
Basset Hound puppies born 5/24/15 they are AKC registered, we have lemons, mahoganys, black and tans, males and females, ready for new homes 7/19/15 or after, call 765-561-5576 or email [email removed] or go to www.bassets.bravehost.com for more info thanks
May 28 -
Cincinnati :
Brookville - Dogs & puppies
Please visit our kennel website for more detail information about our bassets, kennel, pre order process, accidental death warranty and much more. Our kennel ships world wide.
May 28 -
Nashville :
Madison - Dogs & puppies
We currently have a litter of 7 Basset Hound puppies! 3 Males and 4 Females and they are ready for their new homes now! They have had their first shots and are up to date on worming. They come with a puppy pack that includes: their shot and worming record, a puppy care ...
May 26 -
Huntington-Ashland :
Garrison - Dogs & puppies
I have a beautiful litter of registered AKC Basset Hound puppies! The dam and sire are family pets and enjoy the run of our cattle farm in Western North Carolina. The puppies will have those same privileges and be raised as a well socialized family pet.
Two males and four ...
May 23 -
Asheville :
Plumtree - Dogs & puppies
I have a female Basset hound puppy ready for her forever home! :-) call or text me at 423_599_1815 for more information she has had her first shot and been wormed twice $250
May 23 -
Chattanooga :
Calhoun - Dogs & puppies
I have two male Basset hound puppies left! They are ckc registered will have there first shot and be wormed! $250 each. I own mom and dad please call or text 423-599-1815 for more information
May 20 -
Chattanooga :
Calhoun - Dogs & puppies
Full euro basset hound puppies. Message us for more info or any questions! $500.00 text are welcome as well (276) 345-2610
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May 15 -
Blacksburg :
Richlands - Dogs & puppies
London was Born Jan 7th. She is current on shots.
She has been raised in our home with children, and around other pets.
London Is AKC reg.
May 12 -
Cookeville :
Crawford - Dogs & puppies
I have three male basset hounds puppies left! I own mom and dad. Puppies will have there first shot and be wormed twice $ 250. They will be ready for there new home on may 26. I can send updated pics if interested please text or call me at 423_599_1815 if no answer please ...
May 12 -
Chattanooga :
Calhoun - Dogs & puppies
I have 2 very rare colored basset hound puppies. They are BEAUTIFUL!!!! I have 1 male Blue Tri-colored male and 1 Blue tri-colored female. These puppies are $800 a piece. They will come with their AKC registration papers, 1st and 2nd set of shots, been on a strict deworming ...
Apr 25 -
Indianapolis :
Russiaville - Dogs & puppies
I have the traditional tri-color $600, Blue Tri Color $800, and Tan and White puppies $800. These puppies will come with their first set of shots, been on a strict de-worming program, puppy care guide, sample of food, health guarantee, and a dog toy. They are pre loved by ...
Apr 12 -
Indianapolis :
Russiaville - Dogs & puppies
Puppies are READY NOW to go to their forever home!
We have a gorgeous litter of Registered Basset Hound Puppies!
5 MALES and 4 FEMALES born to this litter.
Pay full dollar amount in CASH ONLY on your pick up day!
Puppies will be sold with a Limited Registration (no ...
Apr 11 -
Charlotte :
Wilkesboro - Dogs & puppies
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