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Morganton, NC – Western Piedmont Community College (WPCC) will host western North Carolina potter Ken Sedberry from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 26 as he offers a demonstration on wheel-throwing and clay sculpture techniques as well as discusses his personal experiences as a working studio potter. The free demonstration along with displayed examples of Sedberry's work will be in the College's Professional Crafts: Clay Studio, room H-26. There will be a one-hour noon break from 12 to 1 p.m.
Sedberry received his Master of Fine Arts degree from the Rhode Island School of Design in 1977. He was an artist-in-resident at The Archie Bray Foundation in Helena, Mo. where he studied and taught until 1979. Returning to the East Coast, he taught at The Catholic University of America until 1981. Ken and his family moved to North Carolina where he has been a full-time studio potter in the small mountain community of Loafer's Glory for 27 years.
"One of the most critical choices in my life was to leave the urban arena of Washington, D.C., 27 years ago and move to the mountains of western North Carolina," said Sedberry. "There seems to be a certain rightness here. There are larger rhythms. The trees and mountains shrink you right down."
Sedberry is known for his utilitarian pottery and animal sculptures. He designed and built a wood kiln based on a traditional Japanese Noborigama kiln. "I love the process of stoking the firebox," the potter explained. "There's a connection there. You stay right with it from beginning to end. Wood firing means allowing this process to take some part in the aesthetics of the work. The variables are infinite and one gives in to chance."
He has conducted workshops at the Penland School of Crafts, John C. Campbell School, Canton Clayworks, the University of Iowa, and Western Carolina University. He exhibits predominantly in galleries located in the southeastern United States. To view more of Ken Sedberry's work, visit his website www.sedberrypottery.com.
For more information about this event or pottery classes at the College, contact WPCC's Professional Crafts Coordinator Courtney Long at 828-448-3552.
WPCC complies with the Americans with Disabilities Act and will make every effort to honor reasonable requests made by individuals with qualifying disabilities. Accommodations must be requested three business days in advance of school events or activities through the Office of Disability Services in Room 126 Hildebrand Hall or call 828-448-3154.
To apply for curriculum classes, visit www.wpcc.edu and select Apply Now!
Western Piedmont Community College is situated in the picturesque rolling foothills of Morganton, North Carolina, and has served the citizens of Burke County since 1964. Each year, more than 10,700 students pursue personal enrichment, new skills for a job or career, high school diplomas, college degrees, and transfer pathways. Apply online or visit the Western Piedmont campus to apply in person.


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According to CSNNE's A. Sherrod Blakely, Celtics guard Avery Bradley is dealing with a rib injury and will not practice today. He's also questionable for tomorrow night's home game with the Bulls. From the article (link). According to coach Doc Rivers, the 6-foot-2 defensive star, has a rib injury that will keep him from practicing today. "He's OK; not great," said Rivers in describing Bradley's current state physically. "He's not going to do anything today, for sure." His status is day-to-day as the C's close out their five-game homestand Friday night against the Bulls. Like the C's, Bradley's best work came in the game's early moments. But for the most part, like the rest of the Celtics, he never seemed to get into any kind of flow or play at the steady, high-impact level defensively that fans have grown accustomed to seeing. "I went out there and competed," Bradley told CSNNE.com after the game. "Played as hard as I could." Which is why he has been given much of the credit...
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At the beginning of Pretty Little Liars Season 3, Hanna (Ashley Benson) and Caleb's (Tyler Blackburn) relationship seemed unshakable, but oh, how the new "A" has proven us wrong. Wren (Julian Morris) and his cute accent haven't helped, either!
Despite their struggles, Hanna and Caleb seemed determined to make it work. But will they be able to stick together into the Season 3 winter season, despite "A"'s interference, Wren's flirtation, and the general drama that comes with living in Rosewood? A new tweet from Pretty Little Liars writer Jonell Lennon hints at the answer.
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The cast and crew are currently working on filming Season 3, Episode 16: "Misery Loves Company" (which happens to be the directorial debut of showrunner Marlene King!).
Recently a fan asked Jonell Lennon, who co-wrote the episode, if Ashley Benson (Hanna) and Tyler Blackburn (Caleb Rivers) were on set, and if there will be a Haleb scene in the episode.
Jonell replied, "Yes and yes."
While that's no guarantee that the couple has a smooth ride between now and Episode 16 — this is Pretty Little Liars, they probably don't — it's definitely another good sign for Haleb shippers! It also means that if someone close to Hanna does die, it won't be Caleb — though it doesn't rule out Rosewood's smartest computer wiz getting seriously injured.
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Stephen Leather made £12,691.57 from Kindle ebooks in December, by Steven Lewis
January 18, 2011 | 12:14 pm
By Paul Biba
Stephen Leather is perhaps the most successful independent author in the UK. His thrillers and sexpat titles sold 44,334 copies in December on Amazon.co.uk. His refunds add up to more than most authors sell in a month.
We know this because Stephen is one of the authors generous enough to be making public the sales figures of their self-published Kindle and other ebooks to encourage aspiring ebook authors (I Sold 44,334 Kindle Books In December).
For those of us vulgar enough to need to know what Stephen's Amazon (UK) sales figures translate to in royalties, I took Stephen's Kindle sales figures and plugged in their sales prices multiplied by Amazon's royalty percentages. The results are in this inspirational little table:
|December sales
|Sales price
|Bangkok Bob
|Dreamer's Cat
|Once Bitten
|Private Dancer
|The Basement
Via Steven Lewis' Kindle Writers blog
BookDrop: Email ebooks to your Kindle from Dropbox—even ePubs and other formats not normally supported
What Indie Authors Can Learn from Big Retail
Morning Links: No Curfew For Adult eBooks. Cord Cutting On the Rise
A dirty secret of big publishing: More fact-checking needed. Fixes on the way?
Morning Links: Wendig on Fixing Kindle Unlimited. Real Price of Traditional Publishing
This is EXACTLY what's I've been predicting for ages.
The books that cost Five bucks or so only sold a few hundred while the books that cost One Dollar sold 20,000 copies and made ten times the profit.
The ONLY thing holding up the high price of ebooks is publisher's fixation on preserving the cost structure of their paper books. Border's is on the verge of bankrupt. Once B&N goes bankrupt in a couple of years we may finally see ebooks set free.
Within five years the standard price for an ebook will be one buck or less. Even sooner if more people start scouting around for cheap ebooks they enjoy rather than slavishly buying the manufactured best-sellers by big name, big publisher authors.
Hi Binko, I agree of course with the general economic principle that you'll sell more if the item is cheap. And the results of slashing prices look great if you have Stephen's sales but not all authors will have those sales. Even in Stephen's case, just because the numbers look great doesn't mean that 35 cents per book is actually a fair price.
The downward pressure on ebook prices and the rumbles about unfettered lending make me wonder: what do readers think is a fair price to reward the work and risk that go into writing a book or is reasonableness completely irrelevant?
I should clarify that when I say 35 cents is a fair price, I mean a fair reward. 35 cents is the royalty Amazon pays on a book that sells for 99 cents.
Steven, I don't really understand the concept of a "fair" price. I'd rather look at in terms of an efficient price. The most efficient price is the price that brings the ability to read the book to the greatest number while also rewarding the author to the greatest degree possible.
Once all the artificial barriers that currently exist are removed the marketplace will establish the most efficient price for a work. I'm talking about barriers like the geographic restrictions, distribution bottlenecks and artificial pricing controls that are currently maintained by conventional publishers.
Since the cost of distribution for an ebook is close to nil it's more efficient for a million people to pay a dollar for an ebook than for 100,000 people to pay nine dollars. The author makes more money and, at the same time, ten times as many people get the utility of reading the book.
Remove the publishers from the picture and this most efficient price will be determined by free competition among authors in an open marketplace.
Binko – lots of really good points.
You are absolutely right in saying that fairness has nothing to do with it. Any authors that get hung up on this are very mistaken. There is no fair value for anything in life, be it an artists painting, a book, a car, a photo. I have seen the most exquisite paintings done by semi professionals that sell for less than $500 and which I believe are worth ten times that. What it's worth to me is different from what it's worth to someone else and that is different to what the artist feels it is worth. In the end it's worth what people will pay for it.
In my view writers need to look solely at what they earn from a piece of writing in toto and not fixate on the price of individual copies.
As it happens I am not convinced this one or two dollar eBook sweet spot stands up to wider scrutiny. This topic arose in Dave Slusher's recent article here a couple of days ago and it would appear to me there is a different sweet spot for different authors and at different stages of their public reputation. A regular best-selling author will have a much higher sweet spot during the first 4 months of his new book than after, say, 2 years. Same goes for a minority interest author or an indie author. I believe this is how things will pan out over the course of the maturation of the eBook market. The successful sellers will move quickly to that sweet spot and not waste time hung up on quick profit of 'fair' value.


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I am apprehensively optimistic that summer is here.... sort of It is Alberta after all, so who knows what tomorrow will bring! It was chilly today with intermittent rain and wind.... A few nice hot days in a row would be REALLY nice!
We are keeping busy at the bakery with plenty of orders still going out to around 20+ locations around Alberta. One of the bigger gluten free suppliers in Edmonton recently shut the doors, [Gluten Free Mart] leaving us a bit 'in the cold', so to speak. But we have acquired a few more locations this past year as well. Check out our other pages for a listing of the current locations that you can find our products at.
Our fantastic cake decorator/Pie lady/Cupcake girl has moved on to 'greener pastures'. We are deeply saddened by this, and yet we wish Angela Paul well in her new endeavors! She is going to broaden her horizons, and being young and single, we encourage her to do so. We, thankfully, still have our dear Angelica though, and she is incredibly valuable to the workings of the bakery. She keeps the boss on his toes, and works hard with slicing bread, making a kazillion frozen pizza's, Nanaimo bars, lemon squares, muffins, and pizza crusts! Good help is hard to find, and then keep, so we are very thankful for the fantastic employee that she is! I am now at the bakery a lot more now, as I need to help fill the shoes that Angela has left. She took over a lot of the work that I had been doing, and so it freed me up to do other more administrative duties. With her gone now, we need to do a bit of creative juggling with our children, home, and business; but things are working out marvellously! I am getting back into the swing of things, and I am loving catching up with the customers that I so rarely had opportunity to chat with anymore. Our daughters are putting in a lot more hours as well now with Karin taking on all the pies, and Vanessa taking over cupcakes. Our products still have the same fabulous taste and quality as we continue to use the same family recipe's that we have used from the start of our Bakery.
We love to get feedback from you, and so I encourage you to contact us anytime. Our Facebook page is updated more regularly with the day to day goings on at the bakery, as well as updated pictures of our most recent cakes and creations. Feel free to contact us there as well. Have a fantastic summer!
Sincere Regards,
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It's been awhile since I've posted anything, but I do
appreciate the emails and note that folks send my
way via this site. I try to respond to peoples'
questions and concerns as soon as I can. I think it
has been winter long enough! And the melt is
definitly on a roll! A lot of wet pants and shoes, and
the kids are no longer underfoot; yes, they are
outside again, enjoying this weather! I am so
loving this time of the year!
Our family took a 2 week holiday from December
24th until January 10th. We headed south to Las
Vegas and enjoyed Christmas and New years
celebrations in shorts and 8)Tee shirts. It was a
great experience, a ridiculously long drive:P, and a
lot of great memory making times together.The
Grand Canyon was absolutely breathtaking! Pictures
do not do justice to the awesome sights we saw!
We closed the bakery for
those two weeks, and have not stopped going since!
Business has been 'hopping busy' and it doesn't
look like it's going to be slowing down anytime soon.
We have secured a few more wholesale outlets,
and all of 'our locations' are going through products
at a very reasonable rate. It is so exciting to see our
family venture continue to do so well! We do give
God ALL the glory!
We are looking at expanding our kitchen space by
doubling the size of it. We have already secured
part of the Bay next door to us, and hope to begin
construction soon. This should enable all of
us to put out our orders with more room to work.
Some days with 4-5 people working in the kitchen,
there was no room left! It's an exciting time, and yet
we go ahead, trusting in the provision that God has
so blessed us with! We have aquired a few new
products for our shelves, and are still just putting
out the tried and true products that our customers
love! Frozen Pizza's are a favorite for MANY folks,
and yet there are those who just really like our
homemade soups. Everyone has different likes
and dietary requirements; we hope we can continue
to be a help in your life!
God Bless! ~Valerie
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Hello folks!
I think we are back to the cool, cold nights! Its not fair, in my opinion, but that's Alberta for you! They say if you don't like the weather in Alberta..... just wait 5 minutes! busy
Our summer at the bakery has been plenty busy for us all. People just keep streaming in, and somedays we don't know where all these people are coming from!! So, we just ask them We have people from all over Canada, the United States, Europe, and a regular customer from New Zealand too! I think I'm going to put up a map and mark the areas that people have come from... Sounds good?
This past Wednesday I had 3 lovely ladies in; one from Red Deer, her friend from Ontario, and another friend from Colorado! They were all thrilled with our products, and took home quite a few treats!
We are doing some sales calls as well and lining up a few more accounts. We have been to Lethbridge Nutters, The Urban Grocer in Lethbridge, and a couple of places in Calgary as well. We'll try to keep you updated when new accounts arise. With more locations carrying our products, It's more convenient for you to enjoy our products! If there is a location in YOUR area that is interested in being a retail outlet for us, please send them our way and have them call 403-789-8432, and speak to Joe. Now, our family has birthdays, family celebrations, church picnic, camping trips, and a lot more going on this summer yet, so I'll try and blog again in a month or so. Please feel free to contact us here with sending a message, or on our facebook account as I check that quite regularly as well. Your comments are welcome and very much appreciated!! Enjoy August; I hope we get some more warm days to be out doors and get our natural vitamin D!
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We have had a few teasers, as far as the warm weather has been, but now with the May long weekend coming up, I think we can almost safely say that the winter storms and snow are behind us.... for a few months, anyhow! hahaha
We have had a busy few months with the Celiac expo in Calgary in April, and a couple of fundraising events that we were a part of.
We proudly supported Cystic Fibrosis research at the Princess Ball in Red Deer at the Sheraton in February. We donated 600 mini-cupcakes for this fantastic event. My youngest daughter and my grand daughter both had a fantastic time with 'real princessess', and eating, dancing, playing, making crafts, facepainting,and having pictures taken for about 4 hours... I was pooped!!! Hats off to Kelly Tibbets for a fun-tastically well planned event! They raised a good chunk of cash for this VERY worthy cause that touches the lives of so many precious little children.
We also supported the Evening of Decadent Desserts on April 26.This event supports the Aspire Center for Special Needs Children in Red Deer.What a fantastic evening of the "Who's-Who" of Red Deer coming out with their wallets open wide, to support a cause that is certainly worth our time as a business to support.This center is an incredible lifesaver for many, many families who are up against all odds with the stiffest of circumstances with their children. This center receives some government funding, but a large bulk of expences must come out of the proceeds from this event. We were pleased to be able to supply 2 very large cakes for their live auction that went along with a live concert from Saint James Gate; and it won the highest bids of the evening!!
Now, coming up on June 1st, we will be donating desserts for the Spring Gala Dessert Concert to support Shalom Christian Counselling Center in Red Deer. This event will be featuring local artist; Randi Boulton, and will also,of course,feature some of our TGFB desserts! Come out to support this worthy cause as well,and enjoy some great music and fine food! Contact for Shalom counselling Center:5515-27th Ave, Red deer, AB.,T4P-0E5; Phone:403-342-0339
I think now, as our busy season at the bakery is upon us, that our charitable events will have to come to a halt for awhile. Campers and visitors from out of town are already starting to stop by and visit, and we are 'hopping busy'!Thanks again for all your support, come by and see us soon!
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What a glorious fall we are having! The warm weather over the weekend was truly amazing~ 26' celcius!! (78' F) very warm and pleasant all weekend. True to form; here in Alberta it is freezing or near to it at night; but still it is great!
We have new products in the store that we are VERY excited about.; Montana Gluten Free has brought us a very large shipment of stock, and we have in one day, already sold out of a few things. So come soon to get in on this amazing, healthy, nutrient-rich product line! Follow this link for more information:
The conference over the weekend was truly amazing. We had 65 strangers come together to share, learn, encourage, and laugh with. Our speakers were highly personable, and chatted with the attendees, and made some lasting friendships as well. Many folks are looking forward to doing this again...I am not making ANY promises people! Check out Dr. Rodney Ford's books and his e-clinic as well!
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**2-days; September 21/22, 2012**
A Dynamic and Enlightening Conference and Health Fair that is a *Necessity* for people in ALL walks of life! A Remarkable and Essential resource for: Persons new to Gluten awareness; Seniors; Children; Caregivers; Educators; Students; Health care providers; including but not limited to: Chiropractor, Dietician, Oncologist, Nateuropath, Herbalist.
Keynote Speaker: Dr. Rodney Ford; paediatric gastroenterologist, allergist and nutrition consultant. He is recognized worldwide as an expert on adverse food reactions. Dr. Ford currently runs The Children's Clinic and Allergy Centre; a busy, private clinic in Christ church, New Zealand. He has written over one hundred scientific papers, as well as many books. http://www.drrodneyford.com/home.htm
Workshop Speaker: Dr. David C. Sands; Professor, Ph D. from University of California Berkeley; Dr David C. Sands was the driving force behind the development of Indian ricegrass (Montina flour). Dr Sands continues to develop innovative gluten free crops such a high-protein oat and Timothy grass.
[David Sands and Rodney Ford were also speakers at the CSA (Celiac Sprue Association) Kansas City, MO. October 2010. "Changing the World for Celiacs"].
Workshop Speaker: Mr. Joe Van Gelderen; Head Baker at The Totally Gluten Free Bakery in Lacombe. Joe is the father to 9 children, 6 of which have celiac disease, and one gluten intollerant. Joe has met many people through the doors of the bakery from many walks of life with EVERY kind of medical ailment imaginable. Joe will share many real life stories and experiences to enable registrants to place themselves in a very large growing group of the population with food allergies.
~~More workshop speakers to be confirmed yet!! Exciting topics and Q. & A. sessions with professionals in their fields.~~
9 a.m. Registration
10 a.m. Welcome, introductions
10:15 a.m. Keynote: Dr. Rodney Ford;
"Gluten: ZERO Global"
11:15 a.m. Coffee break & Exhibitor Booths open
11:30 a.m. Workshops A & B
A. Dr. David Sands
B. Mr. Joe Van Gelderen
12:30 p.m. Lunch
1:30 p.m. Workshops A & B
A. tba
B. Dr. Rodney Ford
Exhibitor booths close down at 4p.m.
Banquet starts at 6p.m.; Doors open at 5:15 p.m.
9 a.m. registration
10 a.m. Welcome, introductions
10:15 a.m. Keynote: Dr Rodney Ford; "Eczema Cure It!"
11:15 a.m. Coffee break and exhibitor booths open
11:30 a.m. Workshops A & B
A.Dr. Sands
12:30 p.m. Lunch
1:30 Workshops A. & B.
A.Dr. Rodney Ford
B.Mr. Joe Van Gelderen
**All food will be totally gluten free; prepared with the utmost of care to ensure the safety and health of registrants**
~~September 2012 Fall Conference Registration Form~~
Last Name:________________________________________
First Name:________________________________________
Couple: Mr. & Mrs.(first names)_________________________
Children:(8-14yrs) (names)_____________________________
Province:________________Postal Code:_______________
Seniors Discount 10%
One Adult: $130
Couple: $240
Admission to this 2-day event Includes:
• Lunch on Friday and Saturday
• coffee/tea breaks (with muffins and cookies)
• Friday evening Banquet
• Complimentary parking pass for both Friday
and Saturday
Please make cheque or money order payable to Joe Van Gelderen,
and mail or deliver with this form to: Totally Gluten
Free Bakery #2-5001 Wolf Creek Drive, Lacombe, Alberta,
Location of conference:
Red Deer College
5700 32 St
Red Deer, AB T0M 1R0
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Get answers for your struggle with:
ADHD; Autism; Celiac Disease; Diabetes; Osteo arthritis; epileptic seizures;
Depression; Alopecia Areata (hair loss); 'brain fog'; Ataxia; stunted growth;
Eczema; and many more health problems
We will have a fantastic 2-days with world famous speaker, Rodney Ford, as well as other workshop speakers. There will be a vendor hall with products that pertain to our health and people well educated in the area of food allergies and our health. Two luches, a Friday night banquet, and coffee breaks are includud in your registration fees. A parking pass is issued with your registration package to eliminate our vendors and participants having to pay for their parking with change.
Phone or email with your questions! We will gladly help you all we can.
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Hello again to all of our faithful friends and followers! We have had a very busy spring at the bakery, and are looking forward to a busy summer as well! We have recently added a few more stores to our wholesale entourage;
Nutters in North Battleford; #5, 11204 Railway Avenue, East North Battleford, Sask.,Phone: (306) 446-3666
Nutters in Lioyd.,3106 50th Avenue., Lloydminster, AB T9V 1H4
Phone: (780) 875-4617
Heritage Food & Health, 635 2 St W, Brooks, AB T1R 1A9.,phone: 403-362-7705
We also have an amzing new worker in our bakery; Laura deGroot, (soon to be Tolsma ;)) She will be getting married at the end of this month, and we wish her all the best in her new life with Jeff, and we hope she'll continue to work for us after her wedding. She comes in the mornings and slices the bread for Joe, and she does every other little or big thing that needs doing! So thankful and blessed to have her on our team and in our family!
We are looking at carrying more retail products in our store front to make your shopping more convenient and so that we can perhaps be your "one-stop" gluten free shopping store. What retail products would you be interested in seeing on our shelves? Let us know as we are now in the process of persuing this venture as well. We want to serve you to the best of our ability!
Have a fantastic day and week, and thank you all for your support and faithful business!
Sincere Regards,
for the team at TGFB;
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We have had a very successful year for our bakery and are very pleased to announce that we have moved to a NEW and LARGER facility! Still in the delightful and growing City of Lacombe, We are just a 3 minute drive from our previous location. We still have our café at our new bakery and would love for you to come by and enjoy some lunch while you take in our new building.
We do have a larger assortment of products available more, easier accesible storefront space, and a large sorage room. Weontinue to carry Beary Beary Honey products and we are looking to carry more products to add on our shelves soon!
We have retail outlets now from Calgary to Edmonton who are carrying Totally Gluten Free Bakery products, and we hope to be in your area(wherever that may be) soon! Please see the OUR TEAM tab for all locations. Drop us a line if you would like to see us in your community!
Our new location:
Our phone number is still the same (403) 789 8432
Totally Gluten Free Bakery
#2-5001 Wolf Creek Drive
Lacombe, Alberta
403-789-8432 (bakery)
403-506-9902 (cell)
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Hello Celiac world!
We are now Proud to announce that, As of November 1, 2010, We have officially opened our Storefront in the Beautiful City of Lacombe!
It is a beautiful Place small and quaint and 100% certified Gluten Free. We have shelves with Fresh Baking every morning and freezers with Pre-sliced breads and baking galore. we also now stock pre made Pizza's and homemade soups all of which are made right on lacation. one can come in for Lunch from 11am-2pm and on Saturdays we are open for Breakfast from 8am-11am also!
Stop by and come see us sometime soon!
Our Store Address is:
Totally Gluten Free Bakery and Cafe
Lacombe AB, T4L- 1J5
Our Store Hours of Operation Are:
Sunday - CLOSED
monday - CLOSED
Tuesday - 10AM-4PM
Wedesday - 10AM-4PM
Thursday - 10AM-3:30PM
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What's one of your favorite features of the app?
Store pickup. If a user downloads a store-specific app, like if I downloaded the Walgreens app, I can only order photo prints at Walgreens. If I download any other store-particular app, it's the same thing. However, if I use Kicksend, I can print to any of the stores we're partnered with. That's a big advantage for the user. It's essentially one app where they can get everything done, with coupon discounts when available.
How did you leverage Windows technology to build this app?
We completely rearranged all the nice features available in Windows Metro and utilized most of the Windows 8 SDK features to create a rich photo-viewing experience for our users.
I also found that it was an interesting challenge, engineering-wise, to integrate Bing Maps into our store pickup flow, where you can locate the stores nearest to your current location or search for a store by city or zip code.
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Thanks, Anbu!
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Last month we outlined how a few years after Judah Touro's death a public movement was inaugurated by the citizens of New Orleans to erect a monument to his memory, and that opposition to this tribute came from a number of rabbis throughout the country who claimed that Judaism forbade the erection of any graven […]
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Rolling Plains Memorial Hospital (RPMH) held their diabetes support group meeting on Tuesday afternoon, November 6, 2012 in the hospital classroom. The presentation given was "Reading Food Labels", given by Tasha Baxter, the Consumer Family Science agent with the Nolan County Extension Office.
When looking at the ingredients on a food label, they are usually listed by the heaviest and then descend. Diabetics should be wary if sugar or another form of sweetener is close to the top of the list.
The power of social media was ever-present during the 2012 election, as early results and projections came across television and computer screens on Tuesday evening.
And at the Sweetwater Reporter, we decided to join in on the fun and ask our Facebook friends what their thoughts were--as the coverage continued, when Ohio was projected for the incumbent president, and when the dust slightly settled on Wednesday morning.
Ted Basye, owner and pharmacist at The Medicine Place in Sweetwater, has been named "Preceptor of the Year" for 2012 by the students at the Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center School of Pharmacy in Abilene. Mr. Basye has been working with students from the school since 2010.Â
As part of their education requirements at Texas Tech, students pursuing a Doctorate of Pharmacy degree must complete a six-week long clerkship in a rural community setting.
Private family graveside services for Claudia Miller, 76, of Ponder and formerly of Sweetwater, will be held on Saturday, Nov. 9, 2012, at Garden of Memories Cemetery with sons-in-law, Max Thompson and Chance Allen officiating. Interment will follow under the direction of McCoy Funeral Home.
Miller died Wednesday, Nov. 7, 2012, in Ponder.
Memorial contributions may be made to: American Hospice of Denton, 300 N. Elm Suite 203, Denton, TX 76201.
Online condolences may be expressed at www.mccoyfh.com.
Oran J. Maynard, 86, of Sweetwater passed away Wednesday, Nov. 7, 2012 while in Hendrick Hospice Care.
Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 10, at McCoy Chapel of Memories in Sweetwater with nephew Paige Baize officiating. Burial will follow at the Garden of Memories in Sweetwater under the direction of McCoy Funeral Home. The family will receive friends on Friday, Nov. 9, from 6-7:30 p.m. at McCoy Funeral Home in Sweetwater.
Pallbearers will be Lynn Nichols, Brian Nichols, Pete Martinez and Andy Nichols.
The Sweetwater Police Department (SPD) received 41 calls for service, issued two citations and made two arrests on Nov. 6, 2012.
The SPD received 20, 911 calls.
Calls for service:
• Theft — 300 block of NE Georgia.
• Criminal mischief — 800 block of Circle Drive.
• Criminal mischief — 2000 block of Lamar.
• Burglary of a vehicle — 300 block of SW Georgia.
• Burglary of a vehicle — 300 block of SW Georgia.
• Counterfeiting — 1400 block of Hailey.
• Family violence assault — 1500 block of Hughes.
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Stifflemire's appointment was announced by Terri Leifeste, a vice president with Horizon Publications, which owns both newspapers.
"We're very excited to have Glenn join our company," Leifeste said. "We believe his many years of experience in the newspaper industry will prove to be a benefit for the Herald and the Reporter and their readers."
Thousands headed to the polls to cast their ballot on Tuesday, November 6, 2012, including Nolan County. With all nine precincts reporting, voter turnout came up to only 54%. Out of 8,493 registered voters, only 4,607 ballots were cast.
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It is my Grandfather's 82nd birthday today and my Nanna and Grandfather's 57th wedding anniversary. I called them this morning, they live in a beautiful part of Queensland, Australia, and they sounded so happy and lively. I wish I could be there to celebrate, play cards and hear their cool stories! I love them so much and miss them everyday. Usually the last thing I think about each night, despite the craziness and non-stop business that has gone one during the day, before I fall asleep is my mum, nanna, grandfather and sister (just check in with them seeing if they are cool).
My grandparents have always been big sources of wisdom, as many grandparents are. Today when I spoke to my Grandfather he said he had just been reading my recent articles about hooping to his neighbor. He said in his Aussie/ Irish accent, "By geez Deanne it's bloody good, my word, you don't want to work for anyone but yourself, you go out and get the life you want, too right. Good. Gooooood." My nanna is always so happy and laughing, always has been, she can find the cheery, funny side to anything. When I asked her what she got for her anniversary she said, "Yeah." (Her standard response for "nothing") "57 years of hell" and then laughed her big, loving Nanna laugh.
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Club guests also have special access to the Club Lounge. A relaxing, upscale space, the Club Lounge offers complimentary breakfast, afternoon hors d'oeuvres and a variety of beverage options. Take advantage of the private Club Lounge where you can connect with friends, meet with your team, or simply relax by catching your favorite TV show. Need to get some work done? A copier/fax/printer and complimentary office supplies are ready to go.
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Tuscaloosa Area Attractions
- Robert Cargo Folk Art Gallery
- Children's Hands-On Museum
- Old Tavern Museum
- Murphy African American Museum
- Kentucky Art Center and Museum(0.85 miles)
- Stillman College
- Northport Heritage Museum(1.11 miles)
- Bryand Denny Stadium - Alabama
- Alabama Museums-Natural Hstry
- Northport Medical Center(1.65 miles)
- Coleman Coliseum - University of Alabama
- Paul W Bryant Museum
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- Bryce Hospital
- DCH Regional Medical Center
- Tuscaloosa Regional Airport (TCL)
- Veterans Affairs Medical Center
- Moundville Archaeological Park(14.59 miles)
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Quoting Jonathan Stickel (email@example.com):
> Since I've been using Linux (~2002), I've not seen a monitor go up in
> smoke due to incorrect settings. Maybe some old-school linuxers can
> give some horror stories, but I don't think you have much risk in just
> trying out your new monitor with your old settings. Then you can make
> adjustments by editing /etc/X11/xorg.conf.
Spot-on, sir.
Although I'm not willing to personally guarantee the continued usability
of anyone's monitor, my understanding is that the problem was limited to
certain single-frequency and multiple-fixed-frequency monitors sold, in
general terms, through around 1992, that lacked protection circuitry
because their designers simply didn't anticipate their being driven by
video cards at high scanning rates (or were just being cheap; not sure).
On those, their rated frequency limits really mattered, because, if you
tried something faster, the monitor would _attempted_ to keep up,
failed, and consequently let the magic smoke out.
(Anecdotes about those disasters typically said the monitor emitted some
sort of high-pitched squeal for some minutes before the damage
Better and later monitors included circuits to shut down the electron
gun any time you fed them an input signal outside the design limits, and
I haven't encountered anything lacking such a circuit in ages.
My understanding is that LCD monitors were never vulnerable, FWIW.
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How to reach us by means of public transport
From Vienna Intl. Airport:
The new City Airport Train, CAT, will take you to the city centre, Station Wien-Mitte in about 16 minutes. Departures every 30 minutes. Underground U4 direction Heiligenstadt to station Friedensbrücke, where you may walk or use Tram No 5 for one stop to the Hotel Bellevue.
From Bratislava Airport:
Together with its partner Slovak Lines, the Postbus offers attractive connections 17 times a day from Vienna Südtiroler via the Vienna Airport to the Slovakian capital Bratislava.
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Vienna Airport Service:
The Vienna AirportLine connects the most important places in Vienna with the Airport.
Welcome on Board of the Vienna AirportLines!
The Schnellbahn S7 (train) will take you to Wien Mitte in 40 minutes. Further on by Metro U4 direction Heiligenstadt and get of at the station Friedensbrücke. From there you can walk a few minutes or drive one station with the tram nr. 5 until Julius-Tandler-Platz.
From West Railway Station: (Westbahnhof)
Tram 5 direction Praterstern, without having to change until the Franz-Josefs-Bahnhof opposite the Hotel Bellevue.
From South Railway Station: (Südbahnhof)
Tram D direction Nussdorf, without having to change until the Franz-Josefs-Bahnhof opposite the Hotel Bellevue.


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Fusion Science and Technology
Volume 60 / Number 4 / November 2011 / Pages 1383-1386
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Radiation-induced isotopic equilibration in hydrogen gas containing tritium has to be accounted for when cryogenic distillation of hydrogen isotopes is used for their separation. In the absence of sufficient experimental data on the reaction kinetics an appropriate theoretical model is proposed. Unknown parameters of the model have been estimated with use of Möller-Plesset ab initio method. The results of calculations are in a reasonable agreement with certain experiments performed earlier by other authors. The dependencies of equilibration rate on temperature, pressure, and tritium molar fraction are established for isotope mixtures containing no impurities.
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YIELD: Makes 8
Whisk 2 cups plus 2 tablespoons flour, coarse salt, and sugar in large bowl. Add butter. Using fingertips or back of fork, blend in butter until mixture resembles coarse meal. Add ice water by tablespoonfuls, tossing until moist clumps form. Gather dough into ball. Divide in half; shape each half into disk. Wrap in plastic. Chill at least 1 hour.
Line 2 large rimmed baking sheets with parchment. Working with 1 disk at a time, roll out dough on floured surface to about 13x11 inches. Trim to 12x10-inch rectangle, then cut into eight 5x3-inch rectangles.
Arrange 4 rectangles, spaced apart, on each sheet. Spoon 1 1/2 tablespoons preserves in row down center of each rectangle. Top preserves with second dough rectangle. Using fingertips, gently press all edges of each tart to seal; press all edges with tines of fork to double-seal. Using toothpick, poke a few holes in center of top dough rectangle. Cover; freeze tarts on sheets at least 2 hours and up to 1 week.
Position 1 rack in top third and 1 rack in bottom third of oven and preheat to 375°F. Bake frozen tarts uncovered until golden, reversing sheets after 15 minutes, 25 to 30 minutes total (some preserves may leak out). Immediately transfer tarts to rack. Sift powdered sugar lightly over. Serve warm or at room temperature with fresh berries.
Per serving: 383.3 kcal calories, 51.7 % calories from fat, 22.0 g fat, 14.0 g saturated fat, 60.0 mg cholesterol, 43.4 g carbohydrates, 0.5 g dietary fiber, 19.6 g total sugars, 42.9 g net carbohydrates, 3.2 g protein
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Shiseido's MAQUillage launched the Rouge Enamel Glamour a while ago. It is a long lasting lip colour, with a lip stain on one side and a gloss on the other….
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Is Camilla Belle the new Jessica Alba?
Move over, Jessica. There's a new action babe on the block. And she's stealing your thunder and your clothes!
Camilla Belle, the prehistoric action babe in "10,000 BC," Roland Emmerich's new Jurassic-era Romeo and Juliet adventure flick, and Jessica Alba ("Fantastic Four," "Sin City") are (sharp audible intake of breath!) wearing the same designer dress on competing magazine covers this month!
Camilla and Jessica were both put in a Dolce & Gabbana dress that walked the runway last September and now appears on covers of the March issues of the British Tatler and the U.S. mag Marie Claire.
The only noticeable difference between the cover shots is that Camilla is sporting a side pony tail and trendy full bangs, while Jessica bares her boring forehead, yawn, as usual.
What does Camilla think about the dueling cover dresses?
"Well, it's better than wearing it in your personal life," she told the Dish Rag this week. "It's a magazine, so it's not your choice (laughs). You just blame the magazines. They didn't know. I don't know how that works politically, but the pictures are very different. We're very different. And the magazines are very different. So (laughs) it's fine."
Yeah, I can't help but think that Jessica doesn't find the dress duplication all that amusing.
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I am amazed at how many salt fanatics there are on this thread! The average adult human only needs to eat about 200 mg of salt per day to keep the body functioning properly, and most of that is is already contained in red meat and certain vegetables.
I know it tastes good, and I certainly don't want to incur the wrath of the resident Bacon Posse, but sheesh people.


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With a £3.8 milion investment in a theatre stage at its historic cinema and new support for the arts in the town, Letchworth is being moulded into a key centre for the arts in the county. James Scott reports
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Last week, I wrote about how CIA whistleblower John Kiriakou and his family have suffered as a result of his incarceration, particularly his 5 children.
We began the Kiriakou Campaign Fund to raise money for our activism and reporting efforts on behalf of the family, who we've supported here at Firedoglake since his arrest back in 2012. The fund's first project was to give two of John's kids, Max and Kate, a bit of an escape this summer by raising $1,600 to send them both to summer camp.
We were excited to achieve our goal over the weekend, but not nearly as excited as Max and Kate when they found out what you all did for them. Check out this e-mail we received from Heather Kiriakou this morning.
Jane & Brian,
Max and Kate jumped for joy and screamed at the top of their lungs when I told them that daddy's friends are giving them each 2 weeks at day camp this summer. They immediately went to their drawers to try on swim suits and then they sat in their bedroom to dream up summer adventures with friends. Max chose a Lego camp and Kate chose a camp at which she can learn how to do handiwork crafts. When I told John about this amazing surprise, he said, "Thank you to Firedoglake for the overwhelming and generous gift for my family. It makes my days in Loretto so much easier knowing that there are people who really care about my children and are willing to make personal sacrifices to mitigate the impact of my absence on them."
Thank you so, so much!
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We're using the additional funds collected for this campaign for upcoming actions in support of the Kiriakou's, including our May 9th Day of Action and other very exciting efforts which we will be announcing shortly. Until then, thanks again for supporting the Kiriakou's, and please consider chipping in a few dollars to the Kiriakou Campaign Fund in support of more important actions like this one.


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On Friday April 16 2010, in the Talkington Great Hall at The Legacy Events Center (14th & Ave. O),
the Vernacular Music Center,
the College of Visual and Performing Arts,
the Caprock Celtic Association,
and the Lubbock YWCA present
"Dancing with Mr Darcy: A Jane Austen Evening with the TTU Vernacular Music Center." The event will include demonstration English Country
Dancing in the fashion of the Brontes and Jane Austen, live music by the TTU Celtic Ensemble,
period costume, a 19th century cold buffet catered by the award-winning Home Café,
accessible instruction in dancing and deportment, and a midnight coffee service.
As the novels of Charlotte and Emily Bronte and Jane Austen make clear, in 19th century England, dancing was both a social and political
activity: not only entertainment but a very important social ritual between genders and classes. In the classic film realizations by the BBC of Jane Eyre and
Pride and Prejudice, the elegant and refined, yet accessible,
figures of English Country Dancing are often the focus of plot twists, turns, and symbolism. In this ticketed event, which raises funds
for the Vernacular Music Center concert series, participants may dance and dine; sip punch and tea; and watch, learn, and enjoy the dancing.
TTU staff, dancers, and musicians will provide friendly instruction as well.
Period or formal costume is requested, and a professional photographer will be present to take formal portraits. The menu for the cold buffet, served at 9:30pm and all period-appropriate for the Jane Austen setting, includes:
Guests are encouraged to bring a favorite tea-cup for the 12:00 midnight coffee service.
Information is available to guests in advance on costume, dancing, music, websites and videos from the BBC, and related matters; visit http://ttuvmc.org.
"Dancing with Mr Darcy" is expected to be a unique and popular event and advance ticket purchase is mandatory: only a very limited number will be sold, and ticket sales will be closed Wednesday April 14 at 5pm. Admission, for dancing, instruction, the cold buffet and the midnight coffee service, is $40/single or $75/pair. Tickets are available at all Select-A-Seat locations (740-7000; " www.selectaseatlubbock.com)
Costs, mission, and resources - from VMC Administrative Coordinator Abi Rhoades
"Dancing with Mr. Darcy" is a fundraiser, the proceeds of which will go toward helping the VMC support its annual concert series. Your participation ensures that we can continue to bring in guest artists, not only for your concert enjoyment, but also for educational purposes for the students in the ensembles listed above. This event features English country dancing, a cold buffet, coffee service, and candlelight!
If you wish to attend "Dancing with Mr. Darcy," please take note of the following information:
Thank you for your support and interest!! The Vernacular Music Center would not be so successful in its endeavors without your generosity and attendance. Please feel free to email me with any questions or concerns. We hope to see you there!!!!
VMC administrative coordinator Abi Rhoades: email@example.com
Media contact:
Dr Christopher J Smith (email@example.com; 806-742-2270 x249)
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