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Easiest Ever Gluten-Free Fruit Crisp
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An RN for 14 years, I have been following a strict gluten-free diet for six years of improving health! Now I help others as a Celiac Disease/Gluten Intolerance Educator. I work one on one with people on meal planning, shopping, cooking and dining out gluten-free. I will also work with children who have behavioral issues related to gluten or other food sensitivities. My book "Gluten-Free PORTLAND" is a comprehensive resource guide to the gluten-free diet and is available on my website www.glutenfreechoice.com. My other websites are: www.WellBladder.com and www.neighborhoodnurse.net.View all articles by Wendy Cohan
Here's the recipe:
Butter or oil a 13 x 9 glass baking pan with gluten free margarine, butter or oil. Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
In mixing bowl, toss together:
- 5-6 cups quartered fresh strawberries
- 5-6 cups rhubarb diced rhubarb cut into ½ inch pieces (for estimating purposes, 1 stalk of rhubarb equals roughly 1 cup diced)
- 2 level tablespoons corn starch (gluten-free)
- 2 teaspoons pure vanilla extract
- 1 cup granulated sugar
- 1 cup masa harina corn flour
- 1 cup gluten free oats (or substitute sliced almonds if you don't tolerate oats)
- ½ cup packed brown sugar
- ½ to ¾ cup chopped pecans or walnuts
- 1/3 cup gluten free margarine or equivalent amount of walnut oil
- 2 level teaspoons of cinnamon
- ¼ teaspoon nutmeg
Cool briefly to allow it to thicken, but remember that fruit crisps are best when served slightly warm.
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Below you will find all the wonderful classes to be offered at NEORQC's "Over the Rainbow" Getaway on February 20th - 22nd at the Clarion Inn & Conference Center in Hudson.
Please list the classes you would like to take in the order of your preference on your Registration Form. There are no additional fees for classes, however, fees for patterns, kits, books or templates are listed with the class description and are pre-ordered from the shop or payable to the instructor.
Regretfully, those not obtaining a minimum of 8 registrations must be cancelled. Final class offerings will be announced on October 15, 2014. Supply Lists will be distributed about November 1, 2014. (Participants will be contacted if there are any concerns with class selections).
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Fabric Painting Flowers
Fabric painting is not as messy or time consuming as dying. You can get wonderful effects of paint, water and salt just overnight. If you haven't taken this class, it's a must. If you have, come back again! I've changed the class a little for a new experience. Since daisies are white, we will be painting one fabric for leaves and a wild one to use as the background!
We will paint the fabric on Friday, then cut raw-edge appliqué pieces and appliquilt them on Saturday. Many of you will be done by Sunday morning -- done as in quilted, bound and signed. Sign up soon. Class size is limited to 15 people.
Size: approximately 21" x 28"
Instructor: Wendy Lewis
Level: Beginner
Supplies: Paints, PFD fabric & pattern
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Summer Solstice
Join Certified Instructor Karen Conley for a beautiful medalliion star design by Judy Niemeyer. Techniques covered in the class include Judy's Lone Star method of piecing, floating points and curved piecing in the New York Beauty blocks and a paper pieced border. This is perfect as a wall hanging, sofa throw or a bed topper. Come join the fun and create a masterpiece! Students will receive a special mailing of pre-class cutting directions for fabrics and foundation.
A Judy Neimeyer PAPER PIECING pattern
Size: 58" x 58".
Instructor: Karen Conley, Certified Instructor
Level: All - no paper piecing experience required
Pattern: $30; Add-A-Quarter ruler $10
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Domestic Machine Quiilting
The basic goal of this class is to learn techniques to free motion. We will practice simple, but impressive quilt patterns and grids. We will discuss preparation of each machin, the best way to make the quilt "sandwich", setting the proper tension, selecting the right thread, the proper needle and looking at the pattern that will enhance the quilt itself.
We will begin with small quilt sandwiches and graduate to a small quilt top. You can make that finished quilt top completely on your own by machine quilting it yourself on your domestic machine!
Size 20" x 20" Practice
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Instructor: Mary Bernower
Level: Beginner
Octagon Garden
This two block quilt is so much fun to make. Learn how to make half-squares from rectangles with the Magic Triangle Method as you sew the corners of both the Garden Path and the Star blocks. Because you are sewing two patchwork units at once this really saves time when you construct the quilt. Both blocks connect together to create an allover octagon design.
Select a large floral, batik or leaf fabric as a focus then choose the background, two accents and one super dark fabric to pull it all together. The finished blocks are 12".
Full size: 72" x 90" .
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Instructor: Cindy Casciato
Level: Advanced Beginner
Pattern: $9
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Make Your Very Own Designer Vest!
Bring out the designer skills you have hidden in your beautiful scraps you couldn't bear to throw away. Find those extra quilt blocks you have been saving. Remember the gorgeous fabric you had in that old size 2 dress you used to wear? Use your velvets, silks and your fancy threads or use the embroidery designs you stitched out and never used.
Try some new piecing techniques along with some old methods to create your designer vest.
Participants who take this class will stitch ideas on muslin as a foundation to bring your ideas to life. The vest may be short or long with a jazzy lining. Gather your beads, yarn, shells, bangles and other objects to embellish your masterpiece.
Size: Yours!
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Instructor: Gloria Kellon
Level: Minimum garment sewing skills
Pattern: $10
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Introduction to Thread Painting
Through the three days of instruction, we will practice different styles of thread work and what works best with flowers, scenes, animals, trees, grasses, stones, skies, water, backgrounds, etc.
It is a relaxed class because in this type of thread work, anything goes and any 'mistakes' that are made can be easily hidden in the thread work (in most cases). This class brings out the 'artist' in each of us.
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July 28 (Bloomberg) -- Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd., India's largest tractor maker, will roll out its cheapest model in more parts of the country as farmers switch to machines from oxen.
Mahindra may sell as many as 15,000 units of the 15-horsepower tractor annually by March 2014, Bishwambhar Mishra, head of the company's Swaraj tractor unit, said in a phone interview yesterday from Chandigarh, India. The 165,000-rupee ($3,500) model was unveiled in October in one state, where 1,000 units were sold through March.
Soaring food prices and rising incomes will enable farmers with land holdings of less than 5 acres, who account for about 80 percent of the total, to buy small tractors as replacement for oxen, Mishra said. Tata Motors Ltd. began selling the world's cheapest car for $2,500 last year, and the government unveiled a $35 tablet computer last week as Indian developers devise technology and machinery targeting first-time users.
"The opportunity is huge," said Umesh Karne, an analyst at Brics Securities Ltd. in Mumbai, who rates Mahindra "buy."
Per-capita incomes have almost doubled in the past five years in India. The nation's economy has grown an average 8.5 percent annually during the past five years and will probably expand at a 9 percent annual pace by the year ending March 31, 2012, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said at the G-20 Summit in Toronto last month.
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India has a low rate of farm mechanization, with 13 tractors for every 1,000 hectares, less than half the U.S. rate, ICRA Ltd. said in May. Almost half the 439,600 tractors sold in India in the year ended March were in the 31 horsepower to 40 horsepower range, it said, putting them beyond the reach of small farmers.
As sales increase, profit from the cheaper model will also rise, said Mishra. "Once you ramp up the volume, it will add to the profitability, because it's a very investment-light model."
Mahindra gained as much as 2.4 percent to 654.9 rupees and changed hands at 652.75 rupees at 11:53 a.m. in Mumbai.
Mahindra has outsourced production of the tractor, called Yuvraj, Mishra said. The name means "crown prince" in Hindi. The company first started selling the tractor in the western state of Gujarat and will now leverage its nationwide network of more than 1,500 sales outlets, Mishra said.
Many farmers still use oxen for plowing, Mishra said. Their productivity can increase more than fivefold with a tractor, and it costs about 60,000 rupees to buy a pair of oxen, he said.
Higher purchase prices set by the government for wheat and rice are helping boost farmers' incomes, Mishra said. India's food inflation rate has stayed above 10 percent for a 14th straight month.
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Hang it up Lexy. This is getting ridiculous.
Precisely. Problem is, it has been ridiculous for so so so long. Now her ranking is in the 400s and there are few 25K+ Challengers remaining this year in which she can even qualify just to
There'll be no more wild cards thrown at her, either. Too many worthy yougsters out there and GONE are the days when it was a "plus" to have Stevenson show-up to play a two-bit Challenger.
She's done, whether she wants to be done or not. The comeback has hit bottom and, in her case, there's nowhere to go but further down. I mean, comeon, she hasn't even been bothering to hit the gym. She's plump and soft. Who's kidding who?
I mean, she could degrade herself further and start playing 10Ks, but if she was going to do that, she ought to have done it two years ago. She has a 10K Challenger game. Which means she is pretty much reduced to amateurism.
32 this year. No normal job-market skills. If pro tennis had a "boss" akin to those in the normal world, she'd have been fired from her current "job" long ago. She's burned so many bridges on the tour, so no commentary opportunities (we don't even know if she would be any good).
Oh wait ... there's the show-biz career! Hollywood and Broadway are really begging for middle-aged women these days.
I actually do like the woman and hope she finds a way out of this scary pipe-dream, before we see her pushing a shopping cart down some street in San Diego, or working the counter at a Kentucky Fried Chicken.
I'm sure she has back-up plans. But, it is WAY past the time to implement them. GL in real life, AS.
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We've seen them take on the likes of TV before with 'The Walking Dead' and 'Breaking Bad,' but now Screen Junkies and the minds behind "Honest Trailers" have put their attention to HBO's 'Game of Thrones' in advance of Sunday's season 4 premiere. Does it hit the nail on the head? Major spoilers, be warned!
LEGO isn't in the habit of making sets based on extremely violent and highly sexualized HBO fantasy series, but thankfully, someone is out there filling that niche. Custom LEGO creation company Citizen Brick revealed their latest creation and it's a doozy: 13 minifigs based on characters from 'Game of Thrones.'
'Game of Thrones' season 4 will arrive soon enough by its April 6 premiere, but this year we won't have to wait until episode 9 for one of the biggest episodes of the season: the Royal Wedding! New photos of the nuptials between Joffrey and Margaery have emerged, along with a host of new behind-the-scenes featurettes exploring production of the so-called "Purple Wedding," and the major new additions of season 4.
If that 'Game of Thrones' hip-hop mixtape didn't get you excited for the fourth-season premiere in a couple weeks, maybe this video remix will do the trick.
Here's one way to get your students to settle down: in Belgium, a group of students who also happen to be big 'Game of Thrones' fans, were acting a bit too rowdy in the classroom, so their teacher had a brilliant idea. If they didn't behave, he was going to start dropping massive 'Game of Thrones' spoilers, including the major deaths of characters one by one until they learned their lesson. Maybe we should take a hint from this guy.
The future of HBO's 'Game of Thrones' has been literally and figuratively all over the map as we approach season 4 premiere on April 6. Some reports say the George R.R. Martin-adapted series will run for seven seasons, while Martin himself poses 10 with an added movie. Now, we at least have some confirmation 'Game of Thrones' will run at least six seasons, while the latest season 4 trailers have us more and more excited to return to Westeros.
HBO's 'Game of Thrones' adaptation recently surprised fans with the likelihood it would wrap up the series after 7, potentially 8 seasons, regardless of whether or not creator George R.R. Martin had finished the literary source material. Now, with the 'Game of Thrones' season 4 premiere looming over all of us, Martin says active discussions have begun for a 'Game of Thrones' movie to wrap up the series, or perhaps tell additional Westeros tales.
This past Sunday went by without any fresh 'Game of Thrones' season 4 previews, Selina Meyer's own 'Veep' season 3 power games not withstanding, but with dragons landing in Lincoln Center today for the New York 'Game of Thrones' premiere, HBO has more than delivered. Check out a brand new trailer for the April 6 premiere of 'Game of Thrones' season 4, scored to London Grammar's "Devil Inside" and chock full of our most new footage to date!
Whether or not you buy that HBO's 'Game of Thrones' could really wrap up George R.R. Martin's sprawling saga in just seven seasons, season 4 will soon be upon us with the April 6 premiere, "Two Swords." Unlike the titular blades, though, some of us are a bit rusty. Never fear, you can catch up with all 'Game of Thrones' season 3 in just one half-hour video!
HBO had itself a busy Sunday with the 'True Detective' finale (crashing HBO GO while they were at it), but that doesn't mean we were short for a new look at 'Game of Thrones' season 4. There are even more dragons, as everyone's secrets come back to haunt them in the latest look at season 4 of HBO's George R.R. Martin-adapted epic!


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Have you ever dined with the dead? I watched Jerry Garcia sip eggnog once.
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Italian Bean Soup With Pasta And Basil
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|Olive oil
|1 Tablespoon
|Yellow onion
|1 Medium, finely chopped
|Stalk celery
|1 Cup (16 tbs), finely chopped (1 Medium Sized Piece, About 1/2 Cup)
|1 Small, peeled, finely chopped (About 1/3 Cup)
|2 Clove (10 gm), minced
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|Black pepper
|1⁄8 Teaspoon
|Canned crushed tomatoes
|28 Ounce (1 Can)
|Chicken stock/Low-sodium chicken broth
|4 Cup (64 tbs)
|Dried thyme
|1⁄2 Teaspoon, crumbled
|Dried basil
|1⁄2 Teaspoon, crumbled
|Small pasta shells/Elbow macaroni / wagon wheel pasta
|2⁄3 Cup (10.67 tbs)
|Canned white kidney beans/Cannellini / white kidney beans / chick peas
|15 1⁄2 Ounce, drained, rinsed (1 Can)
|Minced fresh basil/Minced fresh parsley
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
1 In a large heavy saucepan, heat the oil over moderately 1 low heat. Add the onion, celery, carrot, garlic, salt, and pepper and cook, stirring occasionally, for 5 minutes. Stir in the tomatoes, stock, thyme, and basil and bring to a boil. Adjust the heat so that the mixture simmers gently, cover, and cook for 15 minutes.
2 Bring the soup back to a boil over moderately high heat, add the pasta, and cook, stirring occasionally, for 5 minutes. Add the beans and cook 5 minutes more or until the pasta is tender and the beans are heated through. Stir in the basil.
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1. Heat cooking oil and sauté ginger and garlic.
2. Add shrimps and cook for a minute. Remove the shrimps and set aside.
3. Pour-in the beaten egg mixture and cook.
4. When the egg is cooked, divide into small pieces. Add the rice and mix well.
5. Put-in the soy sauce, sugar, and salt. Mix with the other ingredients.
6. Add barbecued pork. Cook for 3 minutes.
7. Add green peas and shrimp. Cook for another 3 minutes.
8. Put-in the green onions. Cook for 2 minutes while mixing with the other ingredients.
9. Turn the heat off and then transfer to a serving plate.
10. Serve. Share and enjoy!


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A thyroid stimulating hormone (TSH) test is a common blood test used to evaluate how well the thyroid gland is working. The thyroid gland is located at the lower front of the neck. TSH is produced by the pituitary, a pea-sized gland located at the base of the brain.
When the thyroid gland isn't producing enough thyroid hormone (called hypothyroidism), the pituitary gland produces more TSH in an attempt to stimulate the thyroid and increase its production of thyroid hormones. If the pituitary gland isn't functioning properly, it may produce too little TSH, and this can result in hypothyroidism as well.
If the thyroid gland is producing too much thyroid hormone (called hyperthyroidism), the pituitary gland produces less TSH in an attempt to decrease the thyroid's production of thyroid hormones.
Symptoms of hypothyroidism in children include tiredness, dry skin, constipation, slow growth, and delayed pubertal development. Hyperthyroidism can cause unexpected weight loss, a rapid or irregular heartbeat, sweating, nervousness, and irritability.
In both hypothyroidism and hyperthyroidism, the child may develop a goiter — a lump in the neck due to enlargement of the thyroid gland. Both conditions are treatable.
TSH testing is used to:
Your doctor may order a TSH test if your child has symptoms of hyperthyroidism or hypothyroidism, or shows signs of an enlarged thyroid gland. The TSH test also may be ordered at regular intervals to monitor the effectiveness of treatment if your child is being treated for a thyroid disorder.
TSH tests are routinely ordered for newborns in many states as part of the screening program to enable the prompt diagnosis and treatment of infants with congenital (present at birth) hypothyroidism.
Your child doesn't have to fast or limit activity before the test. However, some medications may affect test results. Check with your doctor to see if you should discontinue any medications until after the test. Extreme stress and acute or chronic illness also can affect TSH test results.
A health professional will usually draw the blood from a vein. For an infant, the blood may be obtained by puncturing the heel with a small needle (lancet). If the blood is being drawn from a vein, the skin surface is cleaned with antiseptic and an elastic band (tourniquet) is placed around the upper arm to apply pressure and cause the veins to swell with blood. A needle is inserted into a vein (usually in the arm inside of the elbow or on the back of the hand) and blood is withdrawn and collected in a vial or syringe.
After the procedure, the elastic band is removed. Once the blood has been collected, the needle is removed and the area is covered with cotton or a bandage to stop the bleeding. Collecting the blood for the test will only take a few minutes.
Collecting a blood sample is only temporarily uncomfortable and feels like a quick pinprick. Afterward, there may be some mild bruising, which should go away in a day or so.
The blood sample will be processed by a machine. The results are commonly available within a day or two.
Whether your child's results are high or low, an abnormal TSH usually indicates an excess or deficiency in the amount of thyroid hormone available to his or her body. It does not, however, indicate what the specific problem is. To determine the cause, your doctor will usually do additional testing, such as measurement of the blood levels of the hormones produced by the thyroid gland itself.
The TSH test is considered a safe procedure. However, as with many medical tests, some problems can occur with having blood drawn:
Having a blood test is relatively painless. Still, many children are afraid of needles. Explaining the test in terms your child can understand might help ease some of the fear.
Allow your child to ask the technician any questions he or she might have. Tell your child to try to relax and stay still during the procedure, as tensing muscles and moving can make it harder and more painful to draw blood. It also may help if your child looks away when the needle is being inserted into the skin.
If you have questions about the TSH test procedure, speak with your doctor. You can also talk to the technician before the procedure.
Reviewed by: Steven Dowshen, MD
Date reviewed: April 2011
Note: All information is for educational purposes only. For specific medical advice, diagnoses and treatment, consult your doctor.
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It's always here before you know it—swimsuit season. And suddenly you've run out of time to look like this..or that. Or even this. But certainly not that.
All those spots that gained prominence over the winter—flabby inner thighs, saggy underarms, loose guts and love handles...
With enough effort at the right machines, you can whip that flab into shape, right? Wrong.
You can't make any area of your body smaller by working out that particular area. It doesn't work that way. It's 2 different tissues. Fat doesn't turn into muscle and muscle doesn't turn into fat.
Fat is stored in special cells called adipocytes that swell when you feed them more calories than you use.
They're located all over the body, and depending on your genes, you have anywhere from 25 billion to 275 billion of them. Most of us average around 30-35 billion.
Exercise stimulates adipocytes to release the stored fat, and while it would be nice to say burn it off my gut and thighs, please, unfortunately, that's not always the first to go.
Usually it's in the upper body, the arms, the neck, the shoulders. And then it's the ankles and lower leg first.
And unfortunately for many of us, it's often fat in the abs, hips, thighs, and buttocks that leaves last, if it goes at all. So what to do?
If you want to lose weight, you probably want to do cardiovascular exercise 4-5 times a week I'd say, for at least 30 minutes.
You wanna work every muscle in your body once a week to fatigue. And you also want to have a healthy diet.
Aerobic exercise encourages our fat cells to release lots of fat. Choose what motivates you—jogging, swimming, cycling, one of the cardio machines at the gym or an exercise class.
Interval training is a great choice for fat burn. The combination of high intensity and low intensity exercise stimulates and speeds up the metabolism.
It's the best way to get the maximum amount of benefit in the least amount of time,
because you're going to get your cardiovascular exercise at the same time that you're gonna get your weight training.
Weight training is key because it's a super way to speed up the metabolism. Muscle burns more calories than fat and jumpstarts your metabolism for hours after you're finished your workout.
The more muscle you have, the more calories you burn, even at rest.
For exercises to help you do that, check out our Gym Smarts videos.
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And don't forget—you don't have to look like this to be looking good. After all, beauty is in the eye of the beholder. For WebMD, I'm Sandee LaMotte.


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How about the man who created her—a lover of women who lived with a wife, his lover, their children, and a wayward librarian?
Like a parent loves a wayward child, a child loves a wayward parent.
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Day-one Xbox One adopters have had their consoles for a week and a half now, and the warts are starting to show.
Over the past few days, we've seen a surge of complaints about the new Xbox's interface and operating system, and today, Microsoft's publicly promising that they'll do better.
We mentioned a few of the Xbox One's interface issues, like its inability to show you how much hard drive space you have left, in our extensive review.
Since the system's November 22 release, Xbox One owners have compiled even more complaints about OS sluggishness, Kinect issues, and party chat confusion.
One journalist, writing for Edge magazine, published a scathing editorial today titled "Xbox, why? The baffling incompetence of the Xbox One interface."
"Xbox One's debut user experience is stuttering, clunky, and a serious challenge to Xbox Live's long-held status as the premier console service," Edge wrote.
"Bluntly, they take too long to load, don't offer the functionality that Xbox Live was built on, and are, inexplicably, badly handled by the OS."


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Beauty Box Video for automatic skin smoothing in HD, video and film.
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Paulsen wins re-election in Third U.S. Congressional District Republican incumbent Erik Paulsen has won re-election in the Third U.S. Congressional District race against Democratic challenger Brian Barnes. With all of the votes tallied Wednesday morning, Paulsen won with 58 percent of the 382,715 vo...Read More
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Rep. Michele Bachmann and DFL challenger Jim Graves remained within a razor's edge of each other early Wednesday morning in their undeclared Sixth District election battle. Unofficial results reported shortly after 2 a.m. Wednesday on the Minnesota Secretary of State's election website showed wi...Read More
Mike McPadden, a former Norwood City Council member and NYA mayor, returns to the NYA City Council after winning a council seat in the Nov. 6 election. McPadden was the top vote-getter in a four-person race for two open council seats, capturing 911 votes (33 percent). Incumbent Richard Stolz, appoin...Read More
Longtime Carver County Commissioner Jim Ische successfully defended his District 5 seat against challenger Jim Walter in the Nov. 6 election. Ische collected 4,526 votes (53 percent) compared to Walter's 3,936 votes (46 percent). Contacted after all the precincts reported on Tuesday night, Isc...Read More
According to unofficial results, Charlotte Johnson has narrowly defeated Rick Mann in her attempt to become Watertown's mayor. Unofficial results show that Johnson received 1,087 votes, or 52.2 percent. Mann received 969 votes, or 46.5 percent. Johnson, a former college educator who grew up in...Read More
Adam Pawelk and Steve Washburn have unofficially won the two open seats on the Watertown City Council during Tuesday's election. Unofficial results show that Pawelk, a member of the city's park board, led the way with 995 votes. Washburn, a member of the city's planning commission,...Read More


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Malaki Reilly concentrates as Dawn Goodwin, a teacher consultant for the visually impaired, guides his hand across a braille sentence during a lesson. Mal is taken out of first-grade teacher Leigh Ozuk's class for the special lesson with Ms. Goodwin, who has been working with Mal since he was a toddler. He learns not only to type and read in braille but also the grammar and conjugations that are unique to the language.
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I was asked to start this thread due to people finding the new Itemized Order History on the new DAZ site a cumbersome tool. Someone suggested a spreadsheet, and I decided to try it. It helps me keep my sanity, and I suggested it to others. They in turn asked for a little tutorial as a PDF offered here, so others can find it later.
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Let us roll up our sleves and get to this whoring!
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Rumor has it that Avengers writer-director Joss Whedon has already begun plotting the sequel to the blockbuster film that blew audiences completely away this past Summer. According to the director, he has already tackled the screenplay and written an outline for The Avengers 2, and in the next couple of months he should have the script ready. At a recent red carpet event, Whedon told MTV News all about it.
I would say the second weekend [was the exhale moment], something I always say to executives is the first weekend is your job, the second weekend is mine. So if it had done an amazing first weekend and then disappeared from screens, that would have been my fault, so that was the one I was sort of counting.
I have done the outline [for Avengers 2], I am writing the script now and so the script should be done in a couple of months and I am pretty excited, I have to say…[for the sequel] Don't go bigger go deeper. The grand thing is that all these people have met, so you've gotten that out of the way, and now you can spend your time just digging in, and when I say 'digging in' I mean with a scalpel to cause pain."
Whedon not only talked about the status of the Avengers movie sequel, but he hinted about the status for the upcoming S.H.I.E.L.D. television series as well. According to the director, the pilot for the show will begin filming next week.== TEASER ==
[The SHIELD TV show] will start shooting a week from Tuesday [and I am directing the pilot episode]…[in terms of comparing the scale of the show to the Avengers movie] you don't do that, you've got to bring a little bit of spectacle to it…it's got to be bigger than your average cop show. But at the end of the day it's about the peripheral people, about the people on the edges of the great adventures. The whole pint of the show is that even with all these big things [the Avengers movie], the little things matter. It's about people who don't have superpowers. So there will be some people with powers, there will be effects, there will be spectacle of science fiction storytelling, but all played on a very human, small level. So that's the sort of the appeal of the thing.
There was also a bit more news in regards to the timeline for the SHIELD television show. According to ABC President Paul Lee, there is "no question" that the S.H.I.E.L.D. television show will be taking place within the current Marvel cinematic universe, the real question is, when? Will the show take place prior to or following the events we saw in The Avengers? According to Lee, everything that happens in the upcoming ABC television series will take place after the events we saw unfold in The Avengers. As for how Agent Coulson fits into this story, we'll have to wait and see.
Whedon also revealed that he actively works on all the other Marvel movies currently in production, and he got into a bit of detail about his involvement in them as a whole.
[My involvement in the upcoming Marvel movies] It's been pretty equal. I read all the scripts and give notes on everything, I will look at cuts when they are ready to show me…I'll talk to directors when they want to…I try to make myself useful without being intrusive, but I've gotten to be a part of all of them [the Marvel movies] and that's a dream job for a kid like me.
If the sequel to The Avengers is as good as the first film, then Marvel fans can rest assured that their favorite characters will be in very good hands. What do you think of the news that Whedon has some sort of involvement in all of these upcoming films? Are you looking forward to seeing what happens in the next movie? Are you excited to watch his pilot episode of S.H.I.E.L.D?


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SACRAMENTO, Calif., March 17 /PRNewswire/ -- CUREXO Technology Corporation, pioneer in medical robotics and world leader in image-directed robotic products for orthopaedic applications, which is focused on marketing its ROBODOC(R) Surgical System, announced today that they received the NSAI (National Standards of Ireland) Certificate of Registration of Quality Management System to I.S. EN ISO 13485:2003.
CUREXO Technology Company has been assessed and deemed to comply with the provisions of the above standard in respect to scope of operations to the design, manufacture, distribution and service of the pre-operative workstation and robotic surgical system and related accessories for revision and/or replacement arthroplasty.
"We are pleased to receive the NSAI certificate which validates that CUREXO's quality system meets European requirements," stated Brent Mittelstadt, President and CEO of CUREXO Technology Corporation. "This regulatory milestone brings us one step closer to further expanding our global marketing strategy by entering emerging markets in countries such as Europe, New Zealand and Australia," Mr. Mittelstadt continued.
About CUREXO Technology Corporation
CUREXO Technology Corporation, develops, manufactures, and markets an image directed surgical robotic system for orthopaedic surgery. The ROBODOC(R) Surgical System includes two components; ORTHODOC(R), a computer workstation equipped with proprietary software for 3-D preoperative surgical planning, and the ROBODOC(R) Surgical Assistant, a computer-controlled surgical robot utilized for precise cavity and surface preparation for hip and knee replacement surgeries.
The ROBODOC(R) Surgical System has been cleared by the U.S. FDA for Total Hip Arthroplasty procedures; making it the only active robotic system cleared by the FDA for orthopedic surgery. To date the system has been used in over 24,000 surgical pro
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Sassy the Mastiff came in 3rd overall at the National Mastiff Specialty with 79 entries. Ch. SalidaDelSol MistyTrails Sassy R.O.M., photo courtesy of MistyTrails Mastiffs
This pup was bred by MistyTrails Mastiffs. She was housebroken using the Misty Method. Shown here at 4 months old. The pup's mother is Thumbelina who is currently showing in Canada as the number one Mastiff in the country. Photo courtesy of MistyTrails Mastiffs.
Cora the English Mastiff puppy at 4 months old—photo courtesy of MistyTrails Mastiffs.
Cora the English Mastiff puppy at 4 months old—photo courtesy of MistyTrails Mastiffs.
Cora the English Mastiff puppy at 2.5 months old—photo courtesy of MistyTrails Mastiffs.
Duvall the purebred Mastiff at 2 years old—"Duvall is a rescue dog who is recovering from hip surgery. She is very calm and well behaved."
"These are pictures of my Old English Mastiff Sadie with my cat Jupe. I am sending this just to show how gentle these dogs really can be. These two are buddies. Sadie was bought from a breeder in Columbus, Ohio, and weighed in close to 170 lbs. on her last vet check-up. She is just over 2 years old in these pictures."
"We used "Bark Busters" techniques to train her. She is an inside/outside dog who has full roam of the yard with an invisible fence and collar. She is accompanied from a puppy by an older black Labrador Retriever. The two kittens were introduced to her when she was about 1 and a half. She has a great temperament and is very gentle and loving to all family members (including the cats)."
Sassy the English Mastiff and her litter of 11 adorable Mastiff puppies at 5 weeks old, photo courtesy of MistyTrails Mastiffs
Leo the English Mastiff puppy at 8 weeks old, weighing 14 pounds
Leo the English Mastiff puppy at 6 months old, weighing about 60 pounds
Iron Hills Mastiffs and Argentine Dogos, photo courtesy of Phoebus
"This is Amon, a 5-year-old Old English Mastiff (male). He is the best dog that I've ever had; very balanced and obedient. He loves everyone in the family and shows affection to everyone. He is very smart and I believe that he represents this breed very well by his looks and behavior. I rescued him 2 years ago when I bought him from a man that mistreated him. He had weighed 55 kg (121 pounds) and now he is 95 kg (209 pounds). Amon is a very happy dog and we love having him in our family, especially my son Kevin."
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text: PHOENIX -- Safety Craig Dahl, who started 16 games for the St. Louis Rams last season, has a chance to replace Dashon Goldson as a 49ers starter. But he'll have to earn it. Dahl on Saturday signed a three-year, $5 million contract that includes a signing bonus of $800,000, according to a source at the NFL Annual Meeting.


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The plan is designed to outline a safe, convenient and efficient bicycle and pedestrian system that provides access to major destinations within Sarasota County and surrounding counties. The plan includes:
The plan is intended to be a framework for future improvements and action items that can be considered within the County. These action items may require policy changes, funding opportunities to be explored, and more partnerships. The plan specifically provides for a long list of items, of which many are educational, that may be considered in the future.
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I am one of those good/nice guys you all are asking for!!! My mother schooled me at an early age on how to treat a woman. No, I am not a mamma's boy. She just wanted a gentleman of a son!!!
I will buy you flowers.
I will open your door.
I will pull out your chair at dinner.
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Forty years ago, a Cessna 150 went missing on a flight from the Latrobe Valley to Merimbula. Veteran pilot Frank Heffernan spent the next four days searching for the plane, and continues the search to this day.
It was well past sunset when pilot Steve Helstrom and his passenger Peter Johnson were expected at Merimbula airport in the Cessna 150 VH-KPH aircraft they'd hired from the Merimbula Flying School.
It was late March, 1973.
They'd left the Latrobe Valley earlier the same day, and stopped to refuel at about 5:30pm. By the time they were due in Merimbula, they were flying over a cloud ceiling hanging 500 feet above the ground.
In those days the airport wasn't lit. If a radio call came through from a plane making the approach for a night landing, lanterns would be brought out to guide them. But no radio call was received that night.
Des George, a car salesman who lived nearby, heard an aircraft circling overhead at around 8:45pm. He searched the sky but couldn't see the lights of the plane through the low cloud.
An hour later, 70 miles further north at Moruya airport, a plane on the ground received a mayday call from Helstrom. He was out of fuel, and they were going down. He did not know his position.
Frank Heffernan, a veteran pilot in the Bega Valley, joined the search for the plane. For four days, he flew over the coastline from Merimbula to Narooma and 20 nautical miles inland over Mumbulla Mountain and the mountains west of Brogo and Cobargo.
"It was very distressing, knowing that there were people down there, but we couldn't find them. They may have heard us flying overhead." It was possible the men had survived the landing, but damaged the radio that could have alerted searchers to their position.
The weather was hot and humid, and Frank imagined the men below, in desperate need of water. He looked for smoke, but if the plane ran out of fuel before it landed, there would be little or no smoke. If it came down in a gulley, it would be hidden below the tree canopy.
"It was very disappointing to fly those days and find nothing."
Frank himself had flown the Cessna 150 he was now searching for, and says it was a beautiful aircraft, very docile, and safe to fly. But he says "cloud is the downfall of many pilots. Even the birds don't fly in cloud at night."
He can't recall whether the Cessna had navigation instruments, most club aircraft didn't. If it did have instruments, Frank's not sure if Helstrom was licensed to use them.
In cloud after dark without instruments, even an experienced pilot would last about two minutes before they lost track of their position.
As far as Frank knows, no trace of the plane has ever been found. But he continues to look out for any sign of the aircraft whenever he flies over the South East region.
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What was your biggest challenge as a small business when it came to marketing? How did you overcome it? This topic has always interested me as it helps to learn how others are executing marketing successfully. For me it was how to balance my time investment with actual dollars and results... I finally got it down to a formula and a good set of tactics that worked... but I would love to hear the experience of others.
waynearln | Contributor | 11/29/2010 - 1:13 am
I think that the major challenge for me was to deal with a limited budget (still is) and how to use it wisely because there are many places to spend it and i had to think on the most effective way to do it. I got burned few times, but eventually i got it.
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The biggest challenge was to get clients from particular region across world. It was difficult to consider because we had not any demographic information but solved timely by doing some research. Now our client base increasing in a right manner.
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On a tight budget, I learned that it wasn't about expensive campaigns, succesful marketing was about successful observation (I mean like a scientist!) and implementation of a cost effective strategy in reaction to observed patterns, and honest realizations. For me, this was meant SEO and trade shows.
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The biggest marketing challenge I had in marketing was a situation when my competitors began to steal my 100% original articles written solely by me. Moreover, when republishing them at various article directories they provided links to their sites. The problem was that I submitted the articles to young article directories which were closed later. My competitors copied the articles and then republished them as their own. I was very frustrated. They used my copywriting works to promote their websites. Afterwards, I decided to submit articles to proven directories only, which are quickly indexed. Also, I began to submit the same article to numerous directories just changing them a little before submission. It was a very good marketing lesson for me and I gained a lot from it.
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When i come to the business, i had nothing know about it. But i work hard and read much articles and books to improve my knowledge. Also i got advices from some of my field seniors.
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My biggest marketing challenge was when I decided to try to automate and delegate and outsource more. I tried to manage it all myself, but then lost ground in other aspects of my business.
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Listening to others who had their own motives to get me to go in one direction - a direction that was better for them - not me. especially people who claim that they are small business and management gurus. How to overcome - listen to you gut and do your homework. And, don't be afraid to try something outside the box.
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For me, it was all about what to do that was right and what was wrong. Overall marketing stratagies I have learned are severely reletive to your business niche, your customer base and your budget. Some people can afford television and radio time, some people can afford youtube! For me, it was learning about SEO! I was running my business for about nine months before i even had heard the term before, now since then, i am probibly making an extra 35% net every month, which is solid, and its growing! So my biggest challenge was relizing my market demographic and learning how to gain better exposure to it then my competition did.
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For us, even though we're still in the start up phase our toughest marketing challenge is how we leverage our personal networks in order to grow our wine clubs. Although we're hard at work in terms of SEO and affiliate programs, our initial 100 customers pretty much have to come from our personal network. How hard do we lean on people? How do we separate personal relationships from the business? A bunch of hard questions we're still struggling with!
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When Ellie Peavey accepted the newly created position of career education teacher at Cicero-North Syracuse High School in 1989, "Everybody looked at me like I had three eyes," she said. "Nobody had any idea what career education was -- not even me."
But as the Career Center celebrates its 20th anniversary, Peavey's effort to make career education a key part of the curriculum has provided students with many opportunities to focus on a career path before they graduate.
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The Career Center, founded in the 1988-89 school year, initially aimed to bridge the gap between those students who wanted to attend college and those who didn't. Evelyn Dankovich, former chair of the Career Education Advisory Council, a group of about 40 business owners and teachers of all grade levels, wrote a three-year federal grant to fund the program in 1988. Advisory Council members helped to identify key people in the community representing professions that students could use as a resource, she said.
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Thread: Jabba's Sketchbook
January 21st, 2005 #1
Jabba's Sketchbook
finally decided to open up a sketchbook, I have very few internet ready stuff, but Ill put up sruff as time goes on...
note:some of my work contain nudity, I already got warned once on a different forum
!Yoji Shinkawa Study! I have been experimenting with many artist's work, And I had alot of fun studying Yoji's work
(Used ref in this as well but I cant exactly remember from where)
(Quick face practice)
Ill post more soon
Hide this ad by registering as a memberJanuary 21st, 2005 #2
Nudity is fine here. Welcome to CA.
Well, some proportions are off and your lines are thick and light. Try exploring some contrast in your work. Heavier lines, etc. Are you doing any anatomy studies?
Lets see some more!
January 28th, 2005 #3
I havent been able to draw for a week but here are 2 sketches
(I drew this from the Warcraft Manual)
(I drew this for a friend since he likes anime alot)
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