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Kansas City Food Circle's
2011 EAT LOCAL! & Organic EXPO #2
April 2nd, 2011 @ 9am-2pm - in Shawnee, KS
KCFC's 13TH Annual
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EAT LOCAL! (& Organic) Expos 2011
Hungry for the green of spring? Kick off the farmers market season at the Eat Local! (& Organic) expos. Meet and buy direct from local, organic farmers and vendors. Learn how to buy, preserve and dish up seasonal food in our free workshops. Snatch up early seedlings, fresh greens, free-range meat & eggs and our free local, organic producers directory. Get farmers market and CSA information. Admission and parking are free.
Note: The order of the expos changed this year. Independence (MO) was first… Shawnee (KS) is second.
Help us to get the word out…
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Saturday, April 2
9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Shawnee Civic Center
13817 Johnson Dr., Shawnee, KS
(SW corner of Phlumm & Johnson Drive)
Join us for:
Local, organic produce
Free-range meat & eggs
Vegetable seedlings
CSA information & sign-up
Free directory of local producers
Free workshops
Free parking ~ Free admission
Free How-To Workshops at the Shawnee Expo
Buy It, Eat It! 9:30-10:30 a.m., Little Theatre, just inside the Civic Center's main doors ~ ~ Learn how to buy direct from family farms using CSAs, farmers markets, buying clubs and co-ops from Season Burnett, Kansas City CSA Coalition Director, and Emily Akins, KCFC Co-Coordinator.
Can It, Freeze It! 11:00-12:00, Little Theatre, just inside the Civic Center's main doors ~ ~ University of Missouri Extension Expert Karen Elliot shows you how to enjoy the fresh, delicious taste of local, organic food year-round. Bring your pressure canner gauges and the extension will check them for free during expo hours before and after the workshop. (Experts recommend you have your pressure canner gauges checked at least once per year.)
Dish It Up! 12:30-1:30 p.m., Little Theatre, just inside the Civic Center's main doors ~ ~ Local Burger chef and owner Hilary Brown shares her delicious secrets for cooking local, organic fare at our Shawnee expo only.
We heartily thank our wonderful expo sponsors:
Whole Foods Market Local Vendors Program
Greens KC
Food Circles Networking Project – Missouri Extension (MU)
Growing Growers Kansas City
Kansas City Food Circle is a non-profit organization connecting local eaters and
local, organic, free-range growers for over 20 years.
Do you have questions about our programs, membership, donations,
volunteering or how to pick a ripe tomato?
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The Arctic Thunder Open House on Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson, Alaska, July 26, 2014, begins with a sky diver parachuting into the event with an American flag. The base hosted the biennial event, which featured more than 40 Air Force, Army and civilian aerial acts, and was expected to draw more than 200,000 people.
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Army Gen. Martin E. Dempsey, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, speaks at the 2014 U.S. Air Force Senior Leader Orientation on Joint Base Andrews, Md., July 30, 2014.
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Members of the Uruguayan special operations team participate in the obstacle course during Fuerzas Comando 2014 on Fort Tolemaida, Colombia, July 29, 2014. Fuerzas Comando 2014 is a U.S. Southern Command-sponsored special operations skills competition and fellowship program.
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Members of the Belizean special operations team carry a raft to the next station of the Fuerzas Comando 2014 aquatics event, where they will have to row across Lake Pastrana, Colombia, July 27, 2014. Competitors from 17 countries across the Western Hemisphere will compete in the eight-day competition, aimed at enhancing training and strengthening regional and multinational cooperation, mutual trust, readiness, and interoperability of special operations forces in the region.
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U.S. Marine Corps Lance Cpl. Jordan Thomas replaces an oil filter on a mine-resistant, ambush-protected vehicle on Camp Leatherneck, Afghanistan, July 22, 2014. Thomas and four other lance corporals are the five mechanics responsible for maintaining battalion vehicles to ensure mission success during combat operations. Thomas, a motor transportation mechanic, is assigned to 1st Battalion, 7th Marine Regiment.
U.S. Marine Corps photo by Cpl. Joseph Scanlan
Army Staff Sgt. Jose Perez, foreground, coordinates an equipment drop and parachute assault on Malamute drop zone on Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson, Alaska, July 23, 2014. Perez is a drop zone safety officer assigned to Company G, 1st Battalion, 501st Infantry Regiment, 4th Infantry Brigade Combat Team, Alaska.
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Soldiers and airmen review instructions for mounting an inflatable zodiac to the bottom of the HH-60 Pave Hawk helicopter before insertion and extraction training off the coast of Long Island, New York, July 24, 2014. The soldiers are assigned to Company A, 2nd Battalion, 19th Special Forces Group, and the airmen are assigned to the 101st Rescue Squadron. The soldiers took turns mounting an inflatable zodiac to a HH-60 Pave Hawk helicopter, flying to the Atlantic Ocean to release it and jumping into the water. Shortly after, the aircrew extracted the soldiers from the water.
New York National Guard photo by U.S. Air Force Senior Airman Christopher S. Muncy
A U.S. soldier performs the push-up portion of the physical fitness test event during the Fuerzas Comando 2014 competition on Fort Tolemaida, Colombia, July 23, 2014. The soldier is assigned to the special operations team. Along with push-ups, teams did elevated sit-ups, pull-ups, dips and a four-mile run in hot and humid conditions.
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Hartmann, WK; Cain, J; (1995) Craters! A multi-science approach to cratering and impacts. National Science Teachers Association: Arlington, VA.
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Why Indigo's Boutique Model is Succeeding
August 19, 2013 | 4:21 pm
By Joanna Cabot
I wrote earlier about a mysterious walled-off section that just went up at my local Indigo, announcing the impending arrival of something called "Indigo Tech." This morning, there was news in my RSS feed from my friends at Good e-Reader, confirming that Indigo has signed a deal with Apple to carry tablets, Apple TV boxes and other products.
Their write-up also had this intriguing quote:
"Indigo said during a recent investors call that it will revamp many of its large format stores to fall in line with the growing popularity of the store-within-a-store concept at many other retailers. The new physical format store will feel like you can meander through a series of shops, each one anchored by books. Indigo Tech is one component of the new format, alongside Indigo Home and Indigo Kids."
Yup, that does seem to the direction things are going. Many of our American readers might not realize just how ubiquitous Indigo is in Canada—or it least, in the Greater Toronto Area, where I can personally attest to its prevalence. I have not seen sales numbers for any of these boutique areas, but I've seen anecdotal signs that this new model of theirs is working.
1. Book-Lovers Really Do Enjoy Having Somewhere to Go
That might seem like an odd statement given the popularity of Amazon and the rise of the showrooming epidemic. But I think many book lovers really do appreciate having Indigo as a hang-out option. No matter where and in what format they might be buying their books these days, they do keep going back there. So having as many products as possible for them to buy—even non-book ones—is actually smart.
2. Multiple Product Options Allows for Greater Price Diversification
With a book-only bookstore, everything is roughly the same price. This means that if you take your kid in there and you say no to a book today, that's it for buying. But now that Indigo Kids sells book-related toys too, that gives you other options. Maybe you don't want the $20 hardback, but you'd be OK with an $8 toy. Or maybe you put back the small thing on your last three visits, but now it's birthday time and you want to buy something even bigger.
3. They're Using Their Rewards Program Smartly
The Plum Rewards program gives you points for every purchase. They do add up. And people are stupid about stuff like this. We bought a $40 birthday gift for a child at Indigo instead of the cross-the-hallway Toys R Us because we knew we had $5 off. That tiny little discount, which costs almost nothing to their bottom line, got them a sale—and now that they sell bigger-ticket items, that sale is worth more.
4. They're Offering a Home for Products That Might Not Merit a Separate Store
For instance, consider paper products. I can think of one local store that specializes in this—and one other, which was a brief Indigo experiment called Pistachio, and which went out of business. Now this stuff can have a home on the retail scene without the overhead of needing a whole store to itself. I did see people buying calendar organizers and other paper stuff the last time I was there.
5. Location, Location, Location
These guys are everywhere. There are some standalone locations, but many Indigo stores are located in malls. It's a very useful place to wait for someone if you're meeting them for dinner or a movie. And while you are waiting, you might just find something to buy…
There is work that Indigo could do to make the book tie-in aspect even better—I'm still amazed that nobody has put together cookbook gift baskets, for instance, complete with actual ingredients for key recipes, and a coupon for a class (run by the store!) to help you make them. And I think an affiliate system where you could shop a Kobo kiosk in-store for your e-books, with the store getting a cut of anything you buy, would be an obvious next step.
But I also think Indigo's boutique style is working, and I give them their due props for that. They're a fun little store, and I think the decision to diversify their tech offerings is a smart one. I'll be watching to see what they do next.
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There's also the question of markup and profit. Books have one of the smallest markups of price of any physical good. That means their cost to produce and go through the system is pretty close to the price they are sold at. That leaves little wiggle room for anyone with most publishers having around 3% profit margin.
Most other goods can have their cost-to-the-seller price marked up many times of that for the consumer. Some furniture, for example, can have a markup from 100% to 5000%.
With such a low profit margin on books which never rises and the increasing cost of running a business, book stores get most of their profit from non-book items which do allow markup.
No physical bookstore can survive on just new books, anymore.
I am still trying to track down pictures of the launch event today, but no one is posting them online and the store refuses to send them to me, instead making me deal with Indigo PR. I have been reporting on bookstores and eBooks for like 5 years, Indigo PR is one of THE worst companies to deal with. They just flagrantly ignore everything.
Michael, it does seem to be a graduated roll-out. I went to my local Indigo hoping for a look, but theres is not open yet. They do have a new , and fairly fancy-looking display of Moleskine notebooks though…
I got the inside scoop
i talked to the store manager at the flagship store in Vancouver, he told me about all sorts of cool stuff. All indigo reps are only working in that dedicated section and have to go through 10 hours of Apple tranining to be certified. They also did partnerships with fitbit, jawbone, dr.dre and tons of others.


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Straight from our archives, these cold brews taste just as great today.
No-Stove Suppers
Also known as Italian plums, these dark purple oblong beauties are in season for the start of school. They're less tart than regular plums and don't burst easily inside lunch boxes.
Boring, I know. But my girls really love them! It's best — and easiest — to pack them whole, but my big girls have lost all their front teeth and can't bite into hard fruits. To keep cut slices fresh, I use an apple cutter to divvy up the whole thing, then put the apple back together before wrapping it tightly in plastic wrap. It's how my mom used to pack apples for me.
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Hindustan Unilever was the clear leader in the India RTD tea market in 2012, with an 80% off-trade value share. Lipton and Nestea were the only notable brands in the Indian RTD tea. Hindustan Unilever commenced distribution of Lipton Ice Tea by extending its international alliance with PepsiCo into India in 2004. In 2010, Coca-Cola, in collaboration with Nestlé, made a foray into RTD tea with the Nestea brand.
The 20% off-trade current value growth in 2012 was in line with the review period CAGR of 23%. However, off-trade volume growth in 2012 was slower at 14% when compared to review period CAGR of 16%.This reflects a lack of marketing activity by manufacturers to create awareness about the product in India
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New Ms. 'Splosion Man Trailer Completely Blows
I seriously went through like fifty explosion puns for this headline, then settled on sexual innuendo instead because I'm classy like that.
Anyway, a 'Splosion Man sequel in the same vein as Ms. Pac-Man is coming, and there's even a new trailer to prove it. Though, the game is slated for a Fall 2011 release, so don't start holding your breath just yet.


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My sunroof is custom from the previous owner. Never opened when purchased a year ago. Just recently it tilted open, and now I can find a way to close it.:/
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My sunroof flew off of my car while driving down the freeway. I just got a replacement metal one...idk if I should buy more glass? Or put plexiglass/silicone in it instead?
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Sunroof stuck open in Tilt position. Have filled gap with a EPDM Foam filler :-) LH Track broken iirc
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Sunroof has been broken for about 8 years now. Still makes noise when the button is pushed but does not move.
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My 99 cougar sunroof had the front plastic tabs break first... now the rear. I'm trying to fix it up to sell and its crazy that a replacement for $500-$1000 is my only option
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Won't close pins are out of track and bracket bent. Only have 160000 and in good condition where do I get parts
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The first alpha builds of CrunchBang Linux 10 "Statler" are available now. For the first time, CrunchBang is being built with Debian sources, as opposed to Ubuntu.
The LiveCD build process has changed. Previous versions of CrunchBang were built using the remastersys project, this has now been dropped in favour of using the Debian Live Project. CrunchBang builds now take place remotely on a VPS provided by Linode. The VPS, Dr. Bunsen, is funded by generous sponsors to the project. The CrunchBang 10 alpha 1 builds were completed on the 16th & 17th of March 2010 and contain all package updates available at the time from the Debian Squeeze repositories.
This is a new start for the project and a lot has happened. In fact, too much has happened to be able to reasonably detail in full. So instead, here is a short list of the main changes:
The project has recently invested in 3 new file servers. These file servers have been funded by donations to the project. The file servers are named, Captain Link Hogthrob, Dr. Julius Strangepork & First Mate Piggy. These new servers are all on the OVH network and are all Intel Atom based machines with a 100Mbps connection and a soft bandwidth cap of 2TB a month. A new load-balancing download page has been created to accommodate these new servers, please see the CrunchBang Linux 10 "Statler" downloads page.
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AboutRIFF/T RIFF: 12 December 2013 19 January 2014 RIFT: 22 January 2 March 2014 BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art is pleased to present RIFF/T at BALTIC's project space at BALTIC 39 Newcastle upon Tyne. RIFF/T is a two part exhibition about painting, abstraction, representation and their respective expanded fields. Divided into two sequential parts, the works presented focus upon the opposing themes of the harmonious RIFF, and discordant RIFT. Utilising a range of media that reference, mimic and push both ideas integral to painting, and the processes of painting itself, RIFF/T seeks to highlight trends, facets and approaches particular to the medium, now. RIFF explores a sense of fluency and unity found in abstraction. Within the works in the exhibition, rhythm and abstraction converge in a choir of repeating marks, stock images, signature forms and colours. The exhibition installation seeks to evoke a holistic RIFF, a curatorial orchestration in which the individual signatures and marks echo and repeat between the works on show. Amidst traces of the previous exhibition RIFT amplifies a sense of rupture and re-composition. Highlighting processes of vandalism and corruption within the works on show, RIFT gives credence to error, accident and chance. Referencing art history and popular culture, altering imagery and changing surface details, the idea of representation is opened up to new abstracted possibilities. RIFF/T is curated by Matthew Hearn, Thomas Whittle and Sebastian Trend. RIFF 12 December 2013 19 January 2014 Includes works by: Tom and Simon Bloor, Fiona Curran, Daniel Eatock, Steven Emmanuel, Johannes Evers, Nadine Feinson, Tommy Grace & Kate Owens, Albert Irvin, Ewan Jones-Morris, Peter Lamb, Andrew Maughan, Paul Merrick, Flore Nove-Josserand, Ciara Phillips, Mike Pratt, Dave Sherry, Adam Shield and Thomas Whittle. RIFT 22 January 2 March 2014 Simon Bedwell, Paul Chiappe, Ross Chisholm, Ruth Claxton, Julie Cockburn, Tom Ellis, Fabienne Hess, Oliver Michaels, Shana Moulton, Abigail Reynolds, Sebastian Trend and Sarah Tulloch and loans from the Conservation department at Northumbria University.
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Today, with her mother gone and her father living elsewhere, Jody, with her brother's agreement, has finally, reluctantly, decided to sell. Her asking price: $320,000. She says she'll move into a condo in nearby Newport, but will definitely miss this old place, in which she and her family have been living for more than 40 years. "I'll miss this neighborhood, too," she says wistfully. "Years ago, you know, it was a busy ferry landing, with trolleys going to the wharves, and even a hotel, but now it's a quiet, close-knit community that's very special."
Later that morning, after saying our goodbyes to Jody and Majesty (her kitty), we walked around the property's spacious lawns (surrounded by old stone walls and gardens), checked out the two-car garage, and then meandered down to the water and the Mount Hope Bridge, under which, at low tide, one can still spot the remains of the ferry wharves.
A right of way to the water will pass to the next owner, who'll be able to swim there, launch a canoe or kayak, even moor a boat. Not only that, but, according to a 1640 law still on the books, any property owner has the legal right to drive his or her cattle down to the water's edge. And, hey, that's no legend. It's the law.
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When you install the Inventory Tool for Dell Update (ITDU) on a Microsoft Systems Management Server (SMS) 2003 site server after July 1, 2008, you may receive the following error message:
In the %temp%\PatchDownloader.log file, you will find log information similar to the following:
Setup Wizard for Microsoft SMS 2003 Inventory Tool for Dell Updates. The Sync task failed to download content from source location. (Error code: 0x80040100)
Download Ftp://ftp.dell.com/catalog/catalog.cab to C:\DOCUME~1\<username>\LOCALS~1\Temp\catalog.cab returns 0 Authentication of file C:\DOCUME~1\<user name>\LOCALS~1\Temp\catalog.cab failed, error 0x800b0004 ERROR: Failed to download the component 'catalog.cab' ERROR: Compatibility Check Failed
The certificate that is used in the ITDU expired in July of 2008. The hash for this certificate is hardcoded. Therefore, the installation process fails after this certificate has expired.
To resolve the problem, install the updated release of the Systems Management Server 2003 Inventory Tool for Dell Updates. The following file is available for download from the Microsoft Download Center:
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Microsoft has confirmed that this is a problem in the Microsoft products that are listed in the "Applies to" section.
With the introduction of the SMS 2003 Inventory Tool for Dell Updates, managing hardware updates has become a key feature of Systems Management Server (SMS) 2003. As you design and implement a holistic methodology to manage software updates, you can also plan for hardware updates. Therefore, both functions are combined into a single update management process. Planning for hardware updates includes identifying categories of hardware updates. These categories are based on the kind of fix, the kind of updated feature, or the kind of product improvement that applies to your environment. When you plan for consolidation, it is important to select the appropriate hardware updates. This maintains a stable and reliable environment.
The SMS 2003 Inventory Tool for Dell Updates (ITDU) updates Dell servers that have the latest Dell BIOS, Dell firmware, and Dell drivers available. This tool uses the existing software update management feature of SMS 2003 Service Pack 1 (SP1) to help automate the update process for your Dell system. Additionally, you must limit the number and scope of the Dell Update packages to transport them over the network.
You can use the SMS 2003 Inventory Tool for Dell Updates to more effectively update your Dell server hardware components and to increase the overall performance levels at which your Dell servers operate. For example, each Dell Component Update that is configured contains pertinent information about the different kinds of available hardware updates (BIOS, drivers, and firmware) and about the Dell server models requiring the updates.
For more information, click the following article number to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
824684The third-party products that this article discusses are manufactured by companies that are independent of Microsoft. Microsoft makes no warranty, implied or otherwise, about the performance or reliability of these products.
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Enhance your space with the Sphere table lamp. The shapely design adds visual weight while the polished base and crisp shade offer a modern mix of materials.
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- Dimensions: 14" diameter 23"h
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- Accommodates: 150W
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- Switch: high/low; located on socket
- Installation: plug-in
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- Shade: cotton
- Color: white
- Base: nickel
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How can you balance diet and work? Is this significant to ask or something you can just ignore? With lots of things to do during the day, some of us forget about eating. A healthy meal plan matters to a healthy life. Physical activities are not enough. Following a good diet is an important aspect. When you eat, you get nutrients and vitamins. But, watch what you eat or else you'll get frustrated. Not all served foods on the table are healthy. But, we never think of their nutritional value since we only want to satisfy our hunger pangs. Eating healthily and at the same time doing your work well are two different things. Yes, you are busy. You have meetings to attend to. You have to meet new clients. You have to finish all paper works before the deadline. But, never use these things as an excuse of skipping meals. Despite a hectic schedule, one should eat enough and on time. Eat only what is essential to the body and get rid of those unimportant recipes. Benefit from green foods like vegetables and fruits. Take more fluids as well for proper hydration. You have the choice to balance diet and work. The key is in you. Just learn to prioritize both. Discipline yourself. Give time for work and consider short breaks. Both are important so treat them equally.
When you have many obligations at the workplace, eat healthily. No matter what your schedule is, you should eat enough and on time. Eat the right foods so you'll have the energy, focus and drive to survive the day. When you eat, your mind eats too. Thus, you make it more active the entire day. People think that when somebody works in an office, he needs to face paper works alone. This is wrong. Yes, most of the time paper works wait. But, you also need to deal with your co-workers, see potential clients, work on the advertisements, conduct meetings, do inspections, and more. See? An office work is not the simplest job to do. It is in fact one of the stressful deeds. Now, how would you do your tasks smoothly if you always work with an empty stomach? Avoid forgetting your snack or lunch. Many ask how to balance diet and work. The answer is simple. Make sure you place both as one of your top priorities. In short, consider eating important as well as working too. If you see both as main priorities then you will be oblige to do well in both.
Treat dieting and working as priorities but impose discipline to yourself. Your everyday routines can be changed over time. Discipline means that you do what is right even without being notice, told or commanded. So, even if your boss is not around, you still do your job. But, you never let the break pass without eating something. in a recent show from dr oz about garcinia cambogia we found out how curbing hunger can actually be the fastest way to lose weight. People who are on a strict diet have that discipline, without this thing, success is not achieve. While at work, observe proper eating habits. Don't just take bars just because you want to shorten time eating. The person's nutritional requirements are different. Those differences are based on the activity levels, age and gender. If you struggle hard to achieve a normal weight then go for a diet. Check with your dietician. Forget about work hassles during break. At least, in just a few minutes you can relax your mind and be still.
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>>Campus Crime
UCM Lot 67—assault and battery—A student stated that she was assaulted by an unknown male in possession of a knife. Investigation ongoing.
UCM Lot 40—property damage—A student stated that sometime between 12:45 a.m. and 11:21 p.m., someone scratched her car with a hard object causing damage to the driver and passenger sides and the trunk. A portion of a railroad tie with a nail sticking out of it was found on the ground behind her front driver's side tire. The tie was seized and the damage photographed. Investigation ongoing.
South Rec Facility—property damage—An officer on foot patrol at 2:30 a.m. observed someone had broken the door to the second stall in the female restroom. He requested dispatch contact facilities to fix the door.
Intersection of Houx and Holden Streets—drinking in public places prohibited—Two males approached an officer at a traffic post for the UCM Homecoming parade asking for directions to College and Gay streets. After giving directions, the officer noticed they were holding glasses of orange juice and were slurring their speech. He asked what they were drinking and they said it was orange juice and vodka. The officer had them pour out their drinks.
Intersection of College and Broad streets—An officer observed a male walking on the sidewalk during the UCM Homecoming parade. He was holding and drinking from an open can of beer. He contacted the male, ordered him to pour out the beer, and issued a warning for possessing an open container.
UCM Lot 67—stealing—A campus employee stated seeing someone stealing several university-owned trashcans from the parking lot and driving away in a blue Chevy truck at 5:19 p.m. An officer arrived but was unable to find a vehicle matching the description. Investigation ongoing.
South Ellis Hall—stealing—A student stated that sometime between 9:30 p.m. Oct. 14 and noon Oct. 15, someone took $100 from her dresser drawer. She stated the door to her room was not locked. Investigation ongoing.
Fitzgerald Hall—property damage—A campus employee stated that sometime between 3:30 p.m. Oct. 15 and 7:30 a.m. Oct. 16, someone damaged the bottom part of the door to the custodial closet. Investigation ongoing.
Fraternity Complex—sexual assault—A student stated that she was drinking and extremely intoxicated in Unit D and does not remember part of the night. The victim stated she believes that someone had sexual intercourse with her while she was intoxicated. Investigation ongoing.
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Amy E. Osborne, 20, of 123 Ming St., was arrested at Sharkeez 2 at 146 W. Pine St. Oct. 13 at 12:52 a.m., on suspicion of misrepresentation of age, entering the bars under 21 and minor in possession of alcohol.
Austin L. Brown, 28, of Higginsville, Mo., was arrested at 102 S. Holden St. Oct. 8 at 11:21 a.m., for an outstanding warrant.
Brent N. Rolfe, 20, of 100 Houx St., was arrested at the intersection of South and Warren streets Oct. 12 at 1:04 p.m., on suspicion of stealing/shoplifting.
Carolyn K. Martin, 65, of 529 W. Clark St., was arrested at 711 S. Maguire St. Oct. 15 at 3:05 p.m., on suspicion of stealing/shoplifting.
Chad H. Ezell, 38, of 112 S.E. 411 Road, was arrested at 610 N. Ridgeview Drive Oct. 12 at 10:21 a.m., on suspicion of possession of drugs/pills.
Chase M. Brewer, 19, of 615 Broad St., was arrested at the intersection of Zoll and Clark streets Oct. 11 at 1:16 a.m., on suspicion of driving while intoxicated and improper tail lights/reflectors.
Christopher D. Simmons, 23, of 715 N. College St., was arrested at 760 S. Maguire St. Oct. 11 at 12:06 p.m., on suspicion of speeding 11 to 15 mph over the speed limit and driving with a suspended/revoked license.
Cody A. Beck, 23, of 1205 S. Holden St., was arrested at 100 N. Holden St. Oct. 13 at 1:29 a.m., on suspicion of assault.
Cody A. Prewitt, 22, of Warrenton, Mo., was arrested at 429 Hawthorne Blvd. Oct. 13 at 2:55 p.m. on suspicion of leaving the scene of a motor vehicle accident, careless and imprudent driving and driving while intoxicated.
Danyale N. Young, 21, of 903 Vest Drive, was arrested at Walgreens at 621 N. Maguire St. Oct. 10 at 9:40 p.m., on suspicion of shoplifting/stealing and two counts of drug/pill possession.
Elmer L. Harrison, 52, of 908 Deer Run St., was arrested at home Oct. 8 at 1:13 p.m., for an outstanding warrant.
Forest J. Hefley, 21, of Gladstone, Mo., was arrested at the intersection of Southwest and Main streets Oct. 12 at 11:23 p.m., on suspicion of careless and imprudent driving, leaving the scene of a motor vehicle accident and resisting/failure to obey an officer.
James W. Green, 45, of 319 W. North St., was arrested at home Oct. 11 at 8:22 p.m., on suspicion of domestic assault.
Jared N. Frizzelle, 22, of 602 Spring Ridge Road, was arrested at home Oct. 11 at 2:43 p.m., for an outstanding warrant.
Jason T. Johnston, 38, of Windsor, Mo., was arrested at 610 N. Ridgeview Drive Oct. 12 at 11:02 p.m., for an outstanding warrant and a probation/parole violation.
John A. Smith, 21, of Kansas City, Mo., was arrested at the intersection of Pine and Holden streets Oct. 13 at 12:20 a.m., on suspicion of urinating in public.
Jonathon A. Stewart, 26, of Blue Springs, Mo., was arrested at 610 N. Ridgeview Drive Oct. 9 at 11:45 a.m., on suspicion of stealing/shoplifting.
Joshua M. Pickrell, 19, of 703 S. Warren St., was arrested at 521 Grover St. Oct. 12 at 12:49 a.m., on suspicion of urinating in public and minor in possession of alcohol.
Justin M. Barron, 20, of 801 S. Maguire St., was arrested at 211 McGoodwin St. Oct. 12 at 11:06 p.m., on suspicion of minor in possession of alcohol.
Lee E. Rihards, 43, of Wheatland, Mo., was arrested at 627 W. Clark St. Oct. 15 at 12:04 p.m., for an outstanding warrant.
Mark A. Morgan, 25, of 305 N. Main St., was arrested at home Oct. 12 at 1:12 p.m., on suspicion of third-degree domestic assault and second-degree property damage.
Melissa A. Chassey, 40, of 303 W. Young St., was arrested at 319 W. North St. Oct. 11 at 8:24 p.m., on suspicion of trespassing.
Nicole E. Stack, 26, of 129 S.E. 235 Road, was arrested at 102 S. Holden St. Oct. 16 at 8:53 a.m., for an outstanding warrant.
Samuel A. King, 58, of 103 S.W. 95 Road, was arrested at McDonalds at 311 E. Young St. Oct. 14 at 9:34 p.m., on suspicion of driving while intoxicated and no proof of insurance.
Sharlene T. Parks, 18, of 321 E. North St., was arrested at 602 Spring Ridge Road Oct. 10 1:28 p.m., on suspicion of disturbing public peace, obstructing process and for an outstanding warrant.
Taylor J. Roling, 20, of 600 S. Holden St., was arrested at the intersection of Zoll and Clark streets Oct. 11 at 1:47 a.m., on suspicion of minor in possession of alcohol.
Tyson D. Wheeler, 25, of St. Charles, Mo., was arrested at 100 W. Pine St. Oct. 13 at 6:54 p.m., on suspicion of an open container violation.
Victor H. Cancino Alfaro, 21, of 311 E. Clark St., was arrested at Molly's at 115 N. Holden St., on suspicion of an open container violation.


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Seed tomatoes and cut into 1/4-inch dice. Quarter avocado, removing pit, and peel. Cut avocado into 1/4-inch dice. In a small bowl stir together tomatoes, avocado, onion, lemon juice, and Tabasco and season with salt and pepper. In another small bowl stir together sour cream, coriander, and salt and pepper to taste.
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Put tortillas on a large baking sheet and brush tops with oil. Broil tortillas on a rack set 2 to 4 inches from heat until pale golden. Turn tortillas and broil until other sides are pale golden. Sprinkle tortillas evenly with Monterey Jack and broil until cheese is melted and bubbling. Spread avocado mixture evenly over 2 tortillas and top each with 1 of remaining tortillas, cheese side down, to make 2 quesadillas. Transfer quesadillas to a cutting board and cut each into 4 wedges.
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How to select the right backpack
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The best part about going back to school for kids is all the back-to-school shopping. And one key item everyone will be picking up is a backpack. But there's a lot more to consider than the color or the brand. Sports medicine expert Dr. Raymond Solano tells us more about how to select and wear a backpack properly.
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Diverse, progressive and centered in one of the most influential cities in the world, UCLA is a truly international university that offers a world of opportunity. Consistently ranked among the world's top-tier universities and powered by extensive resources, a renowned reputation and—most importantly—the will to make a real difference in the world — the result is clearly in the numbers.
UCLA is the most applied-to university in the nation. For the fall of 2012, 72,000 freshman applications were received.
For the fall of 2011, the UCLA School of the Arts and Architecture accepted only 13% of applicants.
The average GPA for admitted incoming freshmen is 4.25, with an SAT score between 1760 and 2140.
94% of freshmen live in university housing.
55% of UCLA undergraduates receive some sort of financial assistance.
36% of UCLA undergraduates receive Pell Grants — among the highest percentage of any top-tier university in the country.
The top five most popular undergraduate majors are:
political science, psychology, biology, business economics and history.
Majors offered: 125; minors offered: 80+.
UCLA offers graduate degrees in nearly 150 departments, including an extensive selection of business and medical programs.40 UCLA doctoral programs rank among top 10 in their field nationwide.
UCLA Extension is one of the nation's largest and most comprehensive continuing higher education programs, offering 100 certificate programs in 20 different fields, with highly accommodating and customizable scheduling for working adults.Continue to Academics
Research & ResourcesIn 2011, UCLA exceeded $1 billion in competitively awarded research grants and contracts for a single year.
In 2012, Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center was ranked among the top five hospitals in the nation and the best hospital in the western United States for the 23rd consecutive year.
UCLA Volunteer Day is the nation's largest community participation event for students. Nearly 6,000 incoming freshman and transfer students and 1,000 faculty, alumni and team leaders participated in 2011.Continue to Research
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UCLA generated more than $12.7 billion in economic impact in the Southern California region and $12.9 billion throughout California during fiscal year 2011-12.UCLA Multiplies the State's Investment 34-fold. Continue to Economic Impact Report
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Esko freshman scores pivotal goal over Cloquet
October 11, 2012 at 10:42 am in Pine Journal
Donning her No. 13 jersey for Esko-Carlton this fall, Elle Emanuel not only possesses last-year's scoring standout Caitlin Lilly's old uniform, but she has gradually upheld the duties bestowed by her predecessor.
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Crystal Gardens
Welcome to Crystal Gardens...
We are proud of our community and it shows!
The next Crystal Gardens Homeowners Association monthly meeting is July 23,2015 at 7PM. The location is at the Avondale Civic Center located at 11465 W. Civic Center Drive.
As a member of the Crystal Gardens HOA your voice can be heard. By attending the monthly Board Meetings you can find out what is going on in our community and take an active roll in the direction of Crystal Gardens. Meetings are held at the Avondale Civic Center on the fourth Thursday of the month at 7:00 p.m. You can be a part of the open discussion at the beginning of each meeting when it is opened up to the homeowners and constructive input is encouraged and always welcome. After learning about the many projects your Board works on you may consider becoming a community advocate and volunteer some of your time in helping out the Crystal Gardens HOA.
The HOA is seeking volunteers. If you are interested in bettering your community you can contact us at: firstname.lastname@example.com
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The next community yard sale will be July 18 & 19, 2015.
Community yard sales are scheduled 4 times per year. Yard sale weekends in 2015 will occur on January 17 & 18, April 18 & 19, July 18 & 19 and October 17 & 18. All yard sales outside of approved dates will be subject to a fine of $250-$500 per incidence per the HOA rules.
Crystal Gardens is in Zone 3. Bulk trash must be out by 5 am on the 3rd Monday of the month. For more information contact Solid Waste Services.
RAIDS Online
RAIDS Online is a public crime map that connects law enforcement with the community to reduce crime and improve public safety. Crime mapping helps the public get a better idea of the crime activity in their area so they can make more informed decisions about how to stay safe. RAIDS Online
Approved Exterior Paint Colors
Approved exterior paint color palettes are now available on line at Dunn Edwards 1468 N. Litchfield Rd. and the Frazee Paint Store- 1579 N. Dysart Rd. Approved exterior paint options in Crystal Gardens have been developed based on the homebuilder and roof tile color. Up to 3 colors are available for the base, pop-outs and trim. Besure to check out your color palette options and remember to submit an Architectural Application before you begin your project. Color palettes are also available at the Colby Management Office. All exterior painting must receive prior approval from the Architectural Committee.
An account has been established for Crystal Gardens HOA with an approximate retail discount of 25%. Visit Dunn-Edwards Paints at 1468 N. Litchfield Rd. and use discount # 233246-000
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Longtime artist and arts enthusiast Karen Kolenberg passed away May 23 in Destin leaving behind family and friends, many in the arts community.
The Cultural Arts Alliance of Walton County announced last week that Kolenberg's family has set up a memorial scholarship through the CAA in her honor. The Karen Kolenberg Scholarship Fund will allow need-based students to have access to supplemental arts classes and activities, a press release says.
A memorial celebration will be held at 5:30 p.m. June 27 at Ed Walline Park in South Walton followed by a gathering of family and friends at Kolenberg's house in Freeport. In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations are made to the scholarship fund.
Donations may be mailed to the Karen Kolenberg Scholarship Fund, Cultural Arts Alliance, Attn: Lee Greene, 105 Hogtown Bayou Lane, Santa Rosa Beach, FL 32459.
Another piece of sad news came my way recently when Susan Kneller of the Emerald Coast Concert Association stopped by last Tuesday.
You may remember the ECCA's most recent season was delayed and shortened. Now the group, which has brought high quality entertainment to the area for 54 years, has decided to disband.
Kneller, who is a longtime ECCA member and has held several board positions including president, said the vote came at the group's June 9 meeting.
"We just don't have the manpower to keep going," she said. Many members have worked on the board for 20 years or more. "We needed new blood."
The ECCA began as the Playground Concert Association and was known for the variety and family-oriented entertainment they sponsored.
I grew to know many of the ECCA members personally, and you won't find a kinder, harder-working bunch anywhere. Their efforts will be greatly missed.
On a much happier topic, Digital Graffiti, which was held June 5-7 at Alys Beach, was a huge success by all accounts. A total of $10,000 in cash was awarded to the seven grand prize winners announced on June 12. They are:
Best of Show - "Layer Pendulum" by Amber Bushnell of Missoula, Montana; and "Phylogeny" by Claire Bennett of Toronto, Canada.
Best of Florida – "Asteraceae" by David Montgomery of Fernandina Beach.
Curator's Choice – "Transition 89-2.0" by LIA of Vienna, Austria.
Honorable mentions – "Ballet" by Gunja Bose and Sajid Hasan Dilawar of Kolkata, India; "DAXIM14" by Evond Blake of Toronto, Canada; and "Transitions" by John Clive of London, United Kingdom.


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First Review: Red Car Trolleys on Buena Vista Street
Red Car Trolleys
Our Rating: 2 1/2 stars
Tom Bricker says:
"The Red Car Trolleys are beautiful!"
- What it is: Scenic in-park transportation.
- Scope and scale: Minor attraction.
- When to go: The first 2 hours the park is open.
- Duration of ride: About 8 minutes.
- Average wait time per 100 people ahead of you: 12 minutes.
- Loading speed: Very Slow
First Review: Cars Land Overview and Entertainment
Cars Land
Tom Bricker says:
"Overall, Cars Land was money very well spent. It will be a huge draw for Disneyland Resort for years to come."
Cars Land is the crowning capstone on DCA's transformation, and the first major "land" in an American Disney theme park devoted solely to a single film franchise. Tucked in the park's southeast corner on 12 acres of repurposed parking lot, Cars Land's main entrance is across from the Golden Vine Winery, though there are secondary gateways in a bug's land and Pacific Wharf. A massive mountainous backdrop topped with 125-foot-high peaks patterned after 1959 Cadillac Pinnacle tail fins — known as the Cadillac Range — cradles Ornament Valley, home to a screen-accurate re-creation of Radiator Springs. That's the sleepy single-stoplight town along Route 66 populated by Pixar's anthropomorphized automobiles.
Along its main drag, in addition to three rides, you find eateries themed to the film's minor characters such as Fillmore's Taste-In, serving fruit drinks and snacks; Cozy Cone Motel, with chili, ice cream, and popcorn, all served in conical containers; and Flo's V8 Cafe, serving creative takes on classic comfort food with a Southwestern twist for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Souvenir shops include Radiator Springs Curios, Ramone's House of Body Art, and Sarge's Supply Hut.
First Review: Buena Vista Street Overview and Entertainment
Buena Vista Street
From the Esplanade, where huge block letters spelling CALIFORNIA originally stood, you now pass through a new Streamline Modern entrance facade, designed after Los Angeles's fabled Pan Pacific Auditorium. (If it looks familiar, that's because it can also be recognized as the entrance to Disney's Hollywood Studios park in Florida.)
Once past the turnstiles, you'll find yourself on Buena Vista Street, a re-creation of 1920s Hollywood as Walt saw it when he first arrived.
First Review: Mater's Junkyard Jamboree
Mater's Junkyard Jamboree
Our Rating: 3 Stars
Tom Bricker says:
"Mater's Junkyard Jamboree is my third-favorite ride in Cars Land, but it's still very solid — hilarious and fun for what it is."
- What it is: Midway-type whip ride.
- Scope and scale: Minor attraction.
- When to go: The first 30 minutes the park is open.
- Special Comments: Must be 32″ tall to ride.
- Duration of ride: About 90 seconds.
- Average wait time per 100 people ahead of you: 8 minutes.
- Loading speed: Slow
First Review: Luigi's Flying Tires
Luigi's Flying Tires
Our Rating: 3 stars
Tom Bricker says:
"My second favorite ride in Cars Land was Luigi's Flying Tires. You'll want to ride this alone and pay attention to your balance, or you won't move much. I flew around the area while others barely moved."
- What it is: Bumper cars meets human air hockey.
- Scope and scale: Minor attraction.
- When to go: The first 30 minutes the park is open.
- Special Comments: Must be 32″ tall to ride.
- Duration of ride: About 2 1/2 minutes.
- Average wait time per 100 people ahead of you: 12 minutes.
- Loading speed: Very Slow
First Review: Radiator Springs Racers
All eyes in the theme park industry turn this week to the Disneyland Resort in Anaheim, where the grand re-opening of Disney California Adventure is being celebrated in the high style befitting the finish line of a billion-dollar makeover marathon. Before this massive expansion officially opens to the public on June 15, invited media and paying sneak-preview participants will have already had an opportunity to experience the new attractions of Cars Land and Buena Vista Street, and naturally the TouringPlans.com team is there on the scene. Touring Plans' official photographer Tom Bricker, Unofficial Guide to Disneyland co-author Seth Kubersky, and new Touring Plans researcher Guy Selga, Jr. will all be on-property this week, documenting every detail to your touring advantage. Over the next few days, please check back on the blog for our hot-off-the-press first reviews direct from DCA, edited versions of which will appear in the 2013 edition of the Unofficial Guide.
Radiator Springs Racers (FASTPASS)
Our Rating: 5 stars
Tom Bricker says:
"Aside from 'sacred classics,' Radiator Springs Racers is the best Disney attraction ever, in my opinion. I was in absolute awe!"
- What it is: Automotive dark ride with high-speed thrills.
- Scope and scale: Superheadliner.
- When to go: The first 30 minutes the park is open or use FASTPASS.
- Special comments: Must be 40″ tall to ride; switching-off option provided; Not to be missed.
- Duration of ride: About 4 minutes
- Average wait time per 100 people ahead of you: 3 1/2 minutes
- Loading speed: Moderate–fast
All-Star Music Resort Family Suite Review
"I'm sorry. We don't have a reservation under that name at this resort or any other Disney resort." This was the rocky start to my relationship with Disney's All-Star Music Resort. Baffled and sent away with my tail tucked between my legs, I found a seat in the lobby. I needed wifi to pull up my confirmation email (which admittedly I should have already had with me), but I quickly learned there was no wifi anywhere. I waited in the check-in line a second time to inquire about getting an internet connection but was told this was only available for an extra fee with (wait for it). . . a room reservation. Sent away with my tail tucked between my legs for a second time, I spent some time seeking wifi and tracking down my confirmation email.
Once I was armed with the proof that my clan did, indeed, have the right to occupy one of the resort's family suites, I waited in the check-in line for a third time. The reservation was found under my last name with an incorrect spelling. I was relieved–that is until I was told I needed to pay the balance on the room. "This room should have already been paid for," I explained to the lady behind the counter. She pleasantly explained that the first night had been paid off but not the second, and I was bewildered when she asked if I would please hand over my credit card for the $300 per night charge. I was certain it had already been covered. However, I thought it over for a few seconds and considered the fact that if I had to wait in that check-in line one more time I might hang myself. With that visual in mind, I gave the woman my sparkling Disney Visa. The matter would have to be figured out later as my family needed accommodations, and I knew we would not be able to find another room easily on the holiday weekend.
The papers were signed, and I was told that the room was available immediately. Dragging my luggage and family of five along, I approached and opened the door to our suite on the second floor. Bam! The intense smell of chlorine bleach hit me like a Mac truck. "Whoa!" I exclaimed, "Back up! No children may enter here yet!" My kids were tired. They were sweating. They were irritable, but there was no way I would let them in the room. I reasoned that mild perspiration never hurt anyone; however, inhaling chlorine bleach had, and I made them wait out on the balcony while I did my best to air out the room.
After a few minutes with the door held open, the smell abated enough for everyone to enter. This was when the course of our experience changed. Everyone "ooohed and ahhhhed" as we inspected our temporary digs. A living room featured a TV, table, a couple dining chairs, hidden beds in the sofa, stuffed chair, and ottoman. It was simply but tastefully accented with a musical theme. Equally simple and yet completely practical was a kitchenette with cabinets, sink, mini fridge, and microwave. Around a corner was separate bedroom with TV, queen bed, and desk. But clearly my favorite amenity was the set-up of two separate bathrooms, something of which even some DVC accommodations don't boast. We immediately felt quite comfortable in its crisp and clean atmosphere.
When I ventured out to the food court after settling in our quarters, it impressed me as just as clever. It had separate stations such as a bakery, a grill, a pizzeria, an ice cream counter, waffle station, and beverage island. The service was quick and efficient. I sampled a burger and fries from the grill and sat amongst the colorful murals and posters of music celebrities in the court. It was a pleasant half hour for me. My little ones colored at a strategically placed table that was stocked with coloring sheets and crayons . I sat peacefully nearby and watched "Sonny With A Chance" on a mounted flat screen TV and finished my fries in peace.
"The grounds are somewhat eclectic and charming," I noted when I scouted the area. As with every Value Resort, All-Star Music was dotted with garish structures establishing its theme. This style always creates a playful and energetic setting for families; however, hidden between the vivid musical monuments I found a rather serene environment–a fenced in rose garden with benches and a fountain. Had I sought out relaxation, this would have been my area of choice. But alas, relaxing is not my strong point when at Walt Disney World, and my family sought out action in these stomping grounds.
We followed the action trail to a central location of the resort. Here we found the primary attraction of All-Star Music–the pools. My family spent a large amount of time at the main pool on both days we were there. The unique guitar shape of the pool along with the water gun-shooting Three Caballeros fountain in the center drew my kids like a Pooh Bear to the hunny pot. Imagine our enthusiasm when we discovered that pool parties were a daily event with energetic DJs and a nightly pool-side movie. It is no surprise that this became the hot spot for the Knopps, and my kids returned from these pool events with bright smiles and tired eyes.
When our troop finally checked out of the family suite of Disney's All-Star Music Resort, I conceded that it had been a great experience once we were actually permitted to set up camp. The price seemed a bit steep, but being a large family who had need for some kitchen space, the cost was possibly justified. Also, the second bathroom was appreciated on more than one occasion. After all when you have young ones that "gotta go" at the same time, no mom wants to be praying that one can "hold it" while the other is lolly-gagging on the latrine. With this arrangement we found ample places for everyone to be "relieved" as well as get ready to go without standing on top of one another. In addition to that, the resort pool activities did create some wonderful family moments for which there was no price tag. For my family with three younger children, it seemed a fantastic place to establish home base while running around the Walt Disney World Resort.


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It is the Ottawa School of Art's pleasure to invite you to our 2013 fundraising event J'adart. Guided by our motto "Teaching art to everyone", OSA has been Ottawa's leading centre for visual arts education in the region since 1879. In honour of this amazing night, we would very much appreciate your attendance to a memorable evening like J'adart.
In this, our 8th year of hosting our annual fundraiser, J'adart has a target of raising $20,000 and much needed promotion for our Children and Youth Outreach Program. As a not for profit school, OSA provides barrier-free art classes to hundreds of children and youth each year through our Outreach and Bursary Programs. Please join us and demonstrate a commitment to art education and culture in Ottawa. Studying visual art provides unique ways of knowing, doing, being, and learning for all students. We need your support to help us enrich the lives of children in need by providing them with quality art instruction taught by professional artists. Your support will enable OSA in providing these children with new ways of self-expression, self-awareness, and confidence.
Our roaring 20's styled cocktail party will take place on Thursday, May 9th, 2013, from 6:30pm at the Karsh-Masson Gallery. OSA will invite distinguished and dedicated art patrons; past Board of Directors Presidents; embassies; federal and provincial government leaders, and prominent social figures. With live music, arts activities and delicious hors-d'œuvres, it will be surely an exciting night!
As we continue to organize this event, we would like to keep you informed and answer any questions you may have. Please feel free to contact our Resource Coordinator, Claudia Gutierrez, at email@example.com, or call 613-241-7471, extension 31. We hope to see you join in our festivities and celebrate the impact OSA has on our community.
Thank you to the following donors:
St Denis
Monique Miller (Artist)
Hilde Lambrechts (Artist)
VIA Rail
Beechwood Chiropractic Clinic
Wallack's Art Supplies
Paul's Capital Cruises
Sausage Kitchen
Lord Elgin
Second Cup
National Art Gallery of Canada
Inuit Art
Walter Vandermolen
Shenkman Arts Centre
Canadian Museum of Civilization
War Museum
Arts Ottawa Est – AOE
D'Arcy McGee's
Pressed Café
Manx Pub
Planet Coffee
Aulde Dubliner
Isobel's Cupcake
Scone Witch
The Unrefined Olive
Ivan Petrov Photographer
Silver Snail
Pet Circus
Sugar Mountain
Edible Arrangements
The Athletic Club
Chayi Tea Shop
Altitiude Gym
Pressed Café
The Manx Pub


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How to Comment on Proposed Regulations
Before you comment on regulations proposed by FDA, you may obtain more information about a proposal by contacting the person designated in the Federal Register statement. A comprehensive list of proposed regulations open for comment from all federal agencies may be viewed at http://www.regulations.gov. At this website you may enter and directly send your comments on any proposed regulation. Whether you agree or disagree with the proposed regulations, you will want to communicate your comments in the most effective way possible. The following points will help you do this:
- Give the title, date of publication, and docket number for the proposal.
- State who you are and how the proposal affects you. (Economic costs and back-up data are more compelling than generalities.)
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- Whether you agree or disagree, you may suggest alternatives to the proposal or to requirements that are part of the proposal.
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Comments on proposed regulations can be mailed to:
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GoPro Vented Helmet Strap Mount
Vented helmet strap for your quick-release HERO camera. One size fits all adjustability.
Compatible with all GoPro quick-release cameras including the Helmet HERO Wide, Motorsports HERO Wide, Motorsports HERO, Surf HERO, and WIDE HERO cameras. NOT compatible with the Digital HERO 5 Wrist Camera.
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