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Hi all I'm new here and need help! I'm repainting my kitchen, I'm totally zoned out for colors. House was built in 60's, style contemporary.
Counter top is a speckled laminate, dark greens, bit of light and almost a grey green. I've already done the very light green on cupboards, darker green on trims, 2 years ago bu NEED something different!
I have someone coming in to paint most of the kitchen we're just doing the priming.
Color ideas please please? She's starting next week.
Waiting impatiently!!:laugh:
It's great that you're pleased with the colours you chose and the new feel of your kitchen, but, forget the bananas, you've got a refrigerator, a dishwasher and a microwave all plugged into the same outlet!Thats an electrical nightmare. Each of these appliances should be on their own circuit, let alone, outlet. Believe me I understand its difficult dealing with these smaller kitchens in older homes, but for the safety of your home you really should have a licenced electrican sort that out properly.Your kitchen cart looks great, so does your baseboard..*sigh* I haven't had baseboard in years lol:)
Thank you! For posting the picture I do have them uploaded onto Photobucket, then just need to click on the direct link, copy and then paste it into the little window that opens here for pictures. I didn't see an attachment anywhere, which is why I posted them! Been awhile as you can see since I've been here to find a new forum!! Thanks again!
Oh my I didn't realize it was so long ago!!After everyone here was so much help too my apologies for "disappearing", I have to show you the finished product of course!!It took a long time but I'm very happy with it! Nana, I believe I used the colors you suggested, Alexandria Beige and Manchester Tan on the cupboards etc. I even painted that white and stainless steel cart I have too. HAHA I just realized the wilting banana's!!! Too funny!!So that's it! Even though it definitely is a small kitchen, I'm so glad I changed from the greens, this just feels warm and cozy now. Thanks again to all of your help, more projects under way soon I'll be asking for help with believe! A loft/attic, that will really be a fun one!!
Any suggestions, leave the same? Not too costly either unfortunately, that budget thing. Just fyi we're in the country, my kitchen window and door to deck (with window) face out to farmland.
Thanks for yet more!
It is really hard telling these colors, as #3 wall color is showing a dark taupe, but Nana, the color #'s you gave me were in the grey's for that mock up where it looks the beiges on the cupboards. Oh boy
Thanks DBD I thought perhaps the program you were using gave you actual color #'s or names, so I'm torn between the grey and the beige and taupe, holy!!
I do like that last one too, but with yellow already in the dining room, i don't want too much?
My painter just called and she was saying she has her kitchen cupboards in Cloud White (BM) but I'm pretty sure I want to go more beigey and tad darker, but not much, so when DBD has a second to tell me those colors for #3, I can see the chips. She also suggested just using the same color of cupboards for all trim?
Subway tiles my son can do, but at a later date
I'm assuming you can still put a shelf onto subway tiles? Ok here I go again, you thinking what color for the subway tiles? Also I've always wondered again, do you tile the wall beside the stove, as it gets dirty and greasy too? I never thought I could ask so many questions!
Any ideas what those colors would be? Also wondering what paint you ladies prefer? BM, Behr, ICI...??? I wish my painter would call me back!
Mrs. Peacock for #5 that you like, are the cupboards in the browns, wall gray? I swear I'm going color blind!
Ooops sorry it was the 3rd one! I'm in a panic I have to pick up my paint this weekend! My oldest son is liking a grayish and me, I'm just getting more confused, LOL
:) I like nice and unique decorations. I really love this type of design -- flowers and butterflies
Omg, you're so right, I'd totally forgotten!! I'm liking the first one the best I think, looks like a nice creamy with a taupey for the walls, is that it?
Dustbunny you're right I didn't go with them, they were too much for in there? Will definitely be going with something though, need to check out an inexpensive backsplash, maybe at Ikea? Thank you sooo much for doing these I know they're a lot of work!!
Ok, which does everyone else like?
This is great, thanks so much. Nana24 listed some colors there for beiges and grays
Yes I definitely want to lose the green!!
I can't wait to see what this looks like!
Hmm, I did resize perhaps too much and it's distorted a bit. I'll try again, sorry to be such a pain here!
Yes you do need it, and oh my terrible pic taking, and excuse the mess, it's worse right now even with cupboard doors off!!
I may be missing one that i ran out of room for!! Phew!!! Let me know please if you need that extra piece missing, very tiny anyway
The alternative is to pull the photos right off your own computer using the attachment option (see the screen shot below and follow the blue arrow). Your photos may have to be resized first as there is a limit of something like 450 pixels tall and 600 wide at 72 resolution. How you do that depends on what photo software you use.
If you can post some other photos I can do some mock ups.
Meanwhile I really like the vintage feel of your cupboards including the hardware which is perfect for the era. I think you should just run with it as adding modern knobs and such is sometimes hit and miss and may just come across as an attempt to make an old kitchen look new vs maintaining and appreciating the mid century modern look.
I have and love older houses so going with the original is always nice in my book (especially when the budget says no big updates are happening). I also have a 10 X 10 kitchen and they aren't that unusual in older homes. What I always hold with is it's having too much contrast that makes the room look smaller, so if you have that trim etc. cutting into the wall colour in too big a way, your visual size suffers. So if you painted the cabinets one colour and the doors another, now you have a lot of visual contrast and that will make the space smaller. Splitting between upper and lower cabinets in colour does the same but not to the same degree. How light or dark you go depends on what feel and look you want and how bright or dark you want it, but it doesn't really make it look bigger or smaller.
It would help to see exactly what colours that countertop is. Any chance you have a close up or know what company made it so we can see a sample?
Also, what's keeping that wood trim above the counter if you don't like it? If you are painting anyway, now is the time to remove it and fill the gap. I bet it's from replacing the countertop because if it's like my last house, the old one had a rolled backsplash that was .5" higher than they are making them now so the plaster probably just needs to be filled and sanded and then you will never know it was there. Otherwise you could also consider using tile or some other material you like better to cover the flaw in the wall.
Here's a site that has a couple hundred photos of kitchens that might give you some ideas of directions to head [url]http://finishedkitchensslideshow.blogspot.com/[/url]
Hi, Yes that one picture I linked with photobucket. No matter where I go for an attachment, I am still being asked to log in, which clearly I am, it's a window that pops up. Once I log in through that pop up, this is where I get the 500 error.
You're correct regarding the trim, there is a gap between the counter top and the wall, I'd have to ask my painter about that, as yes I'd love to get rid of that trim! That trim will be the same color as the walls, only difference will be around the door, baseboards and window.
Ok off picture taking I go, and if the site won't allow me for some reason to attach then i'm afraid i'll have to upload from photobucket if that's still doable for the mock up which I thank you so much for!!
Nana thank you I will definitely look at those colors!!
Thanks, I'm definitely wanting to get away from the green. I noticed that there are mock up pictures or something here? How would I do that does anyone know, it's so much easier to get a visual!!
The break up of color was my sister's idea, only by picture, haha not taking responsibility for that one!
Seriously I really do appreciate everyone's idea, and you're right something is going to click! I just really want this kitchen to have a bit of the "wow factor" nothing way out there as again it's small.
I really wish I could get this attachment to work it keeps asking me to log in again, I'd like to post all the pics.
So it sounds like the grey/greens and the warm neutrals, beiges and tans are the favorites so far?
Oh geesh, I should have mentioned, that whatever colors I go with, that dark green trim the painter suggested I paint the same as that small portion of wall/backsplash, as I really don't like having the trim there at all, she said if same color it would obviously "hide" the trim, which is what I want to do. Wherever you see green trim, it will be the same as the wall color. No we don't have much wall on the opposite part of the kitchen, and only a partial wall adjoining to the dining room, so very little wall space. I'd originially thought of doing the cabinets, trim white, walls a light grey and then just the cabinet doors a "stainless steel" look, but just doing the doors alone is a little daring for me! I'm more as Patty, traditional look with this kitchen and the style of cabinets I had, plus the size I'm limited with too. Just concerned that any dark colors will make the room look even smaller? I'm on a budget here too as far as any trim on these cabinets go.
Hope this is all making sense! As you can tell I'm all over the place here with what to do!!
I very much appreciate all your suggestions
Our kitchen has a Behr colour called 'Wooden Swing' on the the walls. I loved it when I saw it in the mock up kitchens at Home Depot and knew I wanted it for my kitchen. The cupboards are an ivory colour (ordered them that way) and all the trim is Cloud White. The floor is a beigey - taupy colour. and the counter top is a darker beige with dark speckles. We also have a couple of wooden pieces that are a darker tone of wood that helps ground the wall colour.
Hope this give some inspiration.
Mrs. Peacock, I don't have and browns in the counter top, it's different greens, and what almost looks like a grey. I do love the colors you have though!!
Nana, which paint product are those colors? BM, ICI, etc?
When I try to click on the paper clip, it's taking me to a page that says page cannot be found?
I'd like to post all the pics so you guys can see the size of my kitchen I'm going to guess it's 10ft square, that's a guesstimate!!
Wow thanks for all the replies!! I did like the colors when I painted it 2 yrs ago, however, the paint peeled off, needed to be primed etc., so I've removed all the paint off the doors and sanded as well as the cabinet frames where the doors go on.
I also got new hardware then too what you see there. I really want to go with something different this time around, the woman I have that's going to paint it, suggested the warm white for trim around the door going out to the deck, which is that same dark green trim everywhere which I've really grown to dislike, but with it being a house from the 50's I need to have all that trim to cover gaps etc.
OH forgot!! Floors are medium color laminate!
So warm light taupes have been suggested by her for the cabinets, then maybe a bit darker taupe color for the walls, but again, I'm feeling the drab!! I love that kitchen sorry I forgot who posted the link, but not sure how it will look in my small kitchen? Dining room/living room off the kitchen is a pretty creamy yellow.
I'm still trying to navigate this site to find other kitchens I can look at, and should probably post more pics but I don't know how to make a small one like Patty did where you click on them to open up larger?
Arghhh I'm getting even more confuzzled, and I'm on a deadline with family coming on the 28th!!
Hmmm am trying to!! I'm clicking onto the pic from photobucket but it won't allow me to paste? [IMG]http://i336.photobucket.com/albums/n354/drewald/Misc/kitchen2.jpg[/IMG]
Ok what am I doing wrong?
Well it worked!!
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April 6, 2013
BEAUMONT - With the Crawfish Bowl just 10 days away, the Lamar University football team closed its third week of spring practice Saturday morning at Provost Umphrey Stadium with a 30-play scrimmage that saw highlights on both sides of the ball.
The LU defense set the tone early, holding the offense to a long field goal attempt on the first series. The big play came on third-and-eight as quarterback Caleb Berry looked for senior wide receiver Jordan Edwards across the middle. Senior defensive back Chad Allen delivered a vicious hit that separated Edwards from the ball.
Senior quarterback Ryan Mossakowski was under center for the next offensive possession and was intercepted by senior defensive back Nashon Davis on first down. Davis picked it off just inside of the 50-yard line and raced down the right sideline for a touchdown.
After a three-and-out by the LU offense on the next possession, Berry led the Lamar offense into the end zone on his next turn at the helm. Berry, who finished 7-of-9 for 80 yards, found sophomore receiver Reggie Begelton for 19 yards. The junior signal caller then hit Barry Ford for 12 yards and capped the drive with a 19-yard scoring strike to Michael Handy.
Mossakowski then guided the Cardinals on a pair of scoring drives. On first down from midfield, B.J. Oyefeso hauled in a 34-yard, one-handed grab against tight coverage. Sophomore running back Desmond Richards took over from there, scampering 16 yards for a touchdown.
Berry led the final drive of the day and hit Ford for eight yards on first down. Richards, who carried six times for 42 yards, picked up 13 yards on three straight rushes. Berry then found Begelton for a 20-yard gain to the nine-yard line. Ploch ran three straight times, eventually taking it over from the one to close the scrimmage.
Defensively, senior linebacker Jermaine Longino had several big stops as he looks to build on last year's team-leading 107-tackle performance. Defensive back Tyrus McGlothen was strong in the secondary, as well.
"I'm really pleased with the way we're progressing in the spring," said LU head coach Ray Woodard. "We have come a long way since our first scrimmage two weeks ago on both sides of the ball and that doesn't always happen.
"Today we looked really good defensively early on with a stop and then Nashon's interception which doesn't make the offense look great. But then, the offense got it going and the defense didn't look as good. It was just a matter of strong execution on both sides of the ball."
The Cardinals will hold 15 practices culminating in the annual spring game known as the Crawfish Bowl on Tuesday, Apr. 16 at 7 p.m. Lamar will be back in action Monday evening at 7 p.m.
Prior to the Crawfish Bowl, in conjunction with the A.T.O. Alumni Association, Lamar Athletics will be hosting a crawfish cookout. Crawfish cookout teams are currently being encouraged to sign-up and register their teams to participate in the cookout by emailing Michael Wilkinson at firstname.lastname@example.com or calling 409-880-7677. Plates will be sold at the game to sample and judge by the LU softball team with all proceeds benefiting their program. The cookout will take place from 5:00 - 7:00 p.m. in the Dauphin Athletic Complex parking lot.
Lamar's 12-game season begins on Aug. 31 when Oklahoma Panhandle State pays a visit to Provost Umphrey Stadium. For ticket information, call (409) 880-1715 or visit www.LamarCardinals.com.
2013 Remaining Lamar Spring Practice Schedule
Mon., Apr. 8 at 7 p.m.
Tues., Apr. 9 at 4 p.m.
Thurs., Apr. 11 at 4 p.m.
Sat., Apr. 13 at 10 a.m. (scrimmage)
Mon., Apr. 15 Spring Game Draft at 10 a.m.
Tues., Apr. 16 Crawfish Bowl at 7 p.m.

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All-Time Penn State Ranks
2009: Posted career year scoring 13 goals, six assists for 32 points while starting all 21 games...Total included four game-winners...Second in the conference behind fellow Nittany Lion forward and two-time NSCAA All-American Katie Schoepfer in goals, points and game-winning goals...Named to All-Big Ten First Team and TopDrawerSoccer.com College Soccer Second Team...Tabbed TopDrawerSoccer.com's National Player of the Week (11/2)...Twice earned spots on the Soccer America Team of the Week (10/13, 11/4)...Named Big Ten Offensive Player of the Week twice (10/12, 11/2)...Tallied points in first four games of the season from Aug. 31 to Sept. 4...Scored game-winner in 1-0 opening day win over then-No. 9 Virginia (8/31)...Notched assist against then-No. 15 West Virginia (8/29)...Recorded three-point day against UConn (8/31)...Scored lone Nittany Lion goal at then-No. 5 Florida State (9/4)...Had first multi-goal game of the year against Boston University (9/13)...Notched back-to-back three-point games against Northwestern (10/9) and Iowa (10/11), scoring a goal and an assist in each game...Had a four-game scoring streak from Oct. 18-Nov. 1...Notched another back-to-back three-point series against Wisconsin (10/18) and Illinois (10/25)...Scored opening goal of 2-1 win at then-No. 23 Indiana (10/29)...Scored twice against then-No. 22 Purdue (11/1)...Tallied goal in opening round of the NCAA Tournament against Colgate (11/13)...Named to Academic All-Big Ten team.
2008 Third Team NSCAA All-Great Lakes Region selection...Named the Big Ten Tournament's Offensive MVP...Played in all 24 games while starting 18...Notched 10 goals while tallying seven assists for 27 points...Scored the game-winner and assisted the insurance goal in a 3-1 win over William & Mary (8/23)...Earned a helper against then-No. 4 Florida State (8/29)...Netted a goal and assisted the game-winner in a 4-1 victory over Hofstra (8/31)...Assisted the game-winner in a double-overtime thriller against Rutgers (9/5)...Recorded a goal and an assist in a 4-2 victory over Bucknell (9/7) to score points in her fifth consecutive game...Scored the insurance goal in a 2-0 shutout over then-No. 25 Connecticut (9/14)...Netted a goal against then-No. 4 Portland (9/28)...Assisted the game-winner in a 1-0 victory over Northwestern (10/3)...Scored a goal in a 3-0 shutout over Wisconsin (10/5)...Scored the game-winner in a 2-0 win over then-No. 21 Minnesota (10/17)...Assisted the insurance goal in a 2-0 victory over Purdue (10/26) to help assure the Nittany Lions their 11th straight Big Ten Championship...Registered the game-winner in a 2-1 victory over Iowa (11/6) in the quarterfinals of the Big Ten Tournament...Scored the game-winner in a 1-0 shutout of Michigan State (11/7) in the semifinals of the Big Ten Tournament...Recorded her 10th goal of the season for the game-winner over then-No. 23 Minnesota (11/9) in the finals of Big Ten Tournament helping the Nittany Lions to their fifth Big Ten Tournament championship...Named the team's Offensive MVP...Academic All-Big Ten selection.
2007 Big Ten All-Freshman team selection...Played in 23 games while starting three...Posted seven goals and two assists...Scored two game-winning goals against Illinois (9/30) and Monmouth (11/16)...Recorded first career point with a goal against Colgate (9/26)...Scored goals in three straight games twice...Notched two goals in the opening round of the NCAA Tournament against Monmouth...Started in two of PSU's three NCAA Tournament games.


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Minimum price for in-app purchases?
I've searched for the answer for days, but both Google and Apple haven't offered me anything concrete so far.
I was hoping to find someone here who could tell me whether in-app purchases done through iOS' StoreKit are bound to a minimum price. We are currently researching an app idea that would offer content for as low as 0.10 USD.
Also, I heard that Apple charges a 30% fee for all app purchases. Does this fee also apply to in-store purchases? We would also like to know to which extent we are free to choose the micro-payment processor of our liking, for all our in-app purchases.
Please excuse my ignorance, as I'm very new to iOS development. Any insights would be hugely appreciated.
Best, Ro
I believe the in-app minimum is 99 cents. This is not actually an iTunes rule (well it is, but it's actually set by the credit-card companies rather than Apple).
Yes, Apple gets 30% on in-app purchases. You are not free to choose any other micro-payment processor.
You should probably enroll in the iOS developer's program and get access to the guides and walk-throughs you'll need. You can get started here.
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Ramsey Winch Celebrates 70 Years of Innovation and Ingenuity with New Website, New Products for 2014
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SAN ANTONIO - Local members of a world-wide motorcycle club were mourning the loss of one of their brothers on Friday.
Joshua Kalib Landers fell to his death after a motorcycle accident just early Friday morning.
Now, members of the Boozefighters Motorcycle Club are remembering the 29-year-old, a family man who they say had turned his life around.
Together, the group is coping with the loss of the BFMC prospect who died after his bike struck a piece of debris on Highway 281 just north of I-35.
Tommy Turcol was riding bar to bar with Landers right before the accident.
"I saw the debris in the road and looked back to my lane and by the time I looked back, I had the back tire of the bike up in the air I could see the undercarriage of the bike and then O just saw headlights," Turcol said.
Investigators say Landers lost control of the bike and was thrown over the handlebars. He fell some 26 feet to the ground of the Pearl Brewery Parking lot.
He was not wearing a helmet, investigators said, and died at the scene from massive head trauma
Although he was not officially a BFMC members yest, Landers was quickly making a name for himself among the group's leadership.
"We noticed him and he was about his daughter and that's what touched me about him and I could see what kind of individual he was," said Raymond Cervantes.
But even in that short time, members say they were already seeing him turn his life around.
Now they must deal with the reality that he's gone
"The people around him that loved him that may not have known us as well, (like) his parents, I know that they had to have seen a change in Josh because I know for a fact he's been happier," said Turcol. "He's been upbeat. He's flat out told us, 'Y'all saved my life.'"
Landers leaves behind an 8-year-old daughter. The group has set up a college fund for her in her father's name.
Donations can be made to the Joshua Landers Fund at Wells Fargo Bank.
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There is never enough written about good seamanship and safety at sea. Sometimes, with all the great hi-tech MOB devices around these days, it's easy to forget the tried and true. A great Dan Buoy caught my eye during a boat show recently, a compact, fast-activating, inflatable, and reusable man overboard marker buoy.
Inflated SOS Dan Buoy Marker
Having had a bowman go overboard during a recent Race Week, remembering having been first on the scene to search for two Star sailors separated from their boats during another event, and having interviewed young and very capable tall ship crew after they were almost washed overboard during an 'all hands on deck' knockdown squall, I view the old-fashioned Dan Buoy as modern-day safety equipment that recreational and commercial vessels of all types and sizes should carry if they are not already.
The SOS Dan Buoy, for instance, the one I saw at the boat show, is so easy to use, fast to deploy, and a most effective man overboard device. It deploys within seconds of hitting the water, is highly visible, and has similar drift characteristics as the crew overboard. The Dan Buoy will reduce the delay, panic, mistakes, and mishaps associated with MOB's. It should be the first thing the crew reaches for in a MOB situation.
When it rains, it pours. No doubt the sea state and wind conditions that sent Clipper Round the World crew member Andrew Taylor overboard also made it difficult for the crew to strike sails, turn around, and search for him in an area growing exponentially with every second of delay. It's a miracle he survived for 1-hour and 40-minutes in the North Pacific.
Maintaining visual contact with the man overboard is far better than tracking delayed AIS and EPIRB signals. It's much more effective to have crew looking for an inflated 7-foot high green/yellow pole and 8-foot long streaming ribbon complete with reflective strips and SOLAS light, and listening for a whistle, than having their heads in the boat trying to figure out how to transmit emergency information over the radio.
A very important feature of the SOS Dan Buoy in particular is its extra large drogue. It does not skip across the top of waves with the wind. It holds its place making it easier for a man overboard to swim to it, grab the arm holds and gain the advantage of the approximately 20 lbs. of buoyancy in the device.
With safety inspections for iconic events and the growing popularity of doublehanded sailing, skippers and crews, if you haven't already, should consider mounting a Dan Buoy in their cockpits and incorporating it into their man overboard drills and procedures.
Don't forget that navies and coast guards around the world, power and cruising sailors, even yachts in Sydney Hobart Yacht Race use a Dan Buoy, many of them the SOS Dan Buoy.
For more information visit the SOS Dan Buoy's western hemisphere distributor, http://marine.the-justgroup.com.
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You've probably heard "kids" as young as college freshmen complain about "getting old" but the reality is that it's not all gloom and doom like in the old days. In fact, with advances in technology, people are living longer (and healthier) than ever. Plus, even when the aches and pains of true old age do inevitably show up, there are a number of gadgets to make them a minor inconvenience at worst. The simple truth is that getting old isn't all that bad, no matter how old you are.
Consider all the options for mobility whether you prefer a rollator built for the great outdoors or a cool walking stick handcrafted from Amish country. Wheelchairs, walkers of all types and other mobility aids make getting around a breeze. Add segues into the mix and you have a smorgasbord of options that make "mall walking" a lot more enjoyable than it used to be.
Multiple careers
Gone are the days when you were stuck with one career until you retired at the golden age of 65 with gold watch in hand. These days, people are choosing a variety of career choices and it's fairly common to start a new career mid-life, go back to school or finally start that business. The idea of retirement has shifted with more people choosing to keep working in some capacity out of desire, not necessarily necessity.
Pursuing an advanced degree or a "degree for fun" in your golden years is also becoming more common. Who doesn't want to be the eccentric "old guy" or gal in class teaching the young ones a thing or two? Maybe you missed out on your passion degree when you were 18, so why not go back for a do-over now? You're older, wiser, and hopefully have better study habits than you did the first time around.
Going abroad
As a more nomadic generation than previous ones, there are also more people embracing the ex-pat lifestyle in retirement. Another option is service-oriented projects such as Peace Corps in middle age and beyond. Unfortunately, most young people don't have the financial resources to travel abroad extensively, but that changes after working for a few years (or decades). Your later years might be the perfect time for international travel.
There are no rules that say you have to be dull and boring in retirement. Make the most of it with the resources and technology to help.


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Abhilasha sings Mai Ri Me Kase Kahu
After the 'bharat milap', Abhilasha came on stage with her father. Her father sung 'Zindagi Ki Yahi Reet Hai' and requested that she sing Madan Mohan's song. She sung 'Mai Ri Me Kase Kahu' from the movie 'Shabab'. Again, I am not familiar with the song so no comments about the performance.
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September 15th, 2007 4:11 am
keep up it…
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September 15th, 2007 2:39 pm
Dear all, please please vote for Abhilasha to get her out of the chakravat…she's too good a singer to get eliminated..please vote for her..thanks
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September 15th, 2007 10:32 pm
your voice is good and innocent keep it up i hope you will in top two of last contestent
Sara on
September 16th, 2007 6:59 pm
Please vote for Abhilasha with an open heart, she truly deserves to be in top two position.
All my best wishes.
Gargi on
September 17th, 2007 11:06 pm
Abhilasha you & Irfan are the voices of India for me. Keep up the good work. I can bet you'll be safe this time & you'll be a big singer vey soon!!
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Kofta on
September 20th, 2007 10:48 am
The song is not from the movie Shabab as mentioned in the intorductory remarks. Madan Mohan ji never composed for that movie. Mai Ri is from the film Dastak, released in 1970, lyrics by Majrooh. Madan Mohan ji got the National Award for Music for the score of this movie.
Abhilasha really sang it beautifully.
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September 22nd, 2007 3:05 am
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Dear Shan jee
How are u,
Ma or mare family app ka program Voice of India bohat shoq say dakhtay hay. App ka program jitnee martaba repeat hota hay hum dakhtay hay. Star Plus ka sub say payara programe Voice of India hay. App ke compairing bohat payare or damdar hay. Mare sab say favourite contestant Abhilasha hai kuka is ki awaz Lata Jee say thore thore milti hay or Lata jee mare bohat favorite haien. Hamare taraf say Abhilasha ko bohat bohat mubarik ho.
Mujhay app kay Camera man say thori see shakayat hay kuka wo Musittions ko nahe dikhatay. Baray drum pay jo larka batha hota hay wo mara bohat favorite hay ma us ke bohat bare fan hoo or ma usay bohat Love kartee ho kash who maray samnay ho kash ma usay qareeb say dakh pate I Love Him sooooooooooooo much. But I pray for him that he long live and achieve all dreams and success.
Shan sahib app ka program Pakistan ma bohat bohat shoq say daikha jata hay, app ko bohat bohat Mubarik ho. Alka or Abhejeet bohat payaray or Zinda dill hay, God Bless them.
Hamare tarf say tamam team ko abhilasha or shan or my sweet sweet drummer ko salam or bohat payar qabool ho. Agar ho sakay to mara email apne sare team ko or drummer ko to zaroor sunaiyay ga ma app kee bohat shukarguzar hoo gee. Akhir ma aik request hay abhilasha say ka wo mara favorite song ke 2 line zaroor suna day (Akhiyon kay jharokon say ma nay dacha jo sanwray tum door nazar aye, bare door nazar aye) ma yeh song drummer ko dadecate karte hoo.
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"It makes no sense to continue to penalize service members who were discharged under a discriminatory statute that has already been repealed. The amount of the pay owed to these veterans is small by military standards, but is hugely significant in acknowledging their service to their country,"
– Joshua Block, staff attorney for the ACLU Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender Project
In a settlement reached between the ACLU and the federal government, an injustice will be righted. The Department of Defense cut separation pay in half for any service member who is discharged for "homosexuality." The ACLU filed a class action lawsuit challenging that discriminatory internal policy of the Department of Defense as unconstitutional. The separation-pay policy is not part of "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" and the DoD can change it immediately without congressional approval. ACLU:
The ACLU's class action lawsuit represented approximately 181 honorably discharged veterans who had their separation pay cut in half because of the discriminatory policy. The total amount of separation pay withheld from those veterans is approximately $2.4 million. The lead plaintiff in the case is Richard Collins, a former staff sergeant in the Air Force who served for nine years until he was discharged under "Don't Ask, Don't Tell." Collins was stationed at Cannon Air Force Base in New Mexico before being seen by a co-worker exchanging a kiss with his boyfriend in their car while stopped at an intersection off-base. "This means so much to those of us who dedicated ourselves to the military, only to be forced out against our will for being who we are," said Collins. "We gave all we had to our country, and just wanted the same dignity and respect for our service as any other veterans." Under the settlement, all service members covered by the lawsuit will be contacted by the government and notified that they are eligible to opt in to the settlement and receive 100 percent of the separation pay that they would have received had they been discharged for any other honorable reason. Federal law entitles service members to separation pay if they have been involuntarily and honorably discharged from the military after completing at least six years of service in order to help ease their transition to civilian life. The settlement covers service members who were discharged on or after November 10, 2004, which is as far back as the settlement could extend under the applicable statute of limitations.
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DMX Krew is the recording name of Ed Upton. He has released 6 full albums on Aphex Twin's label Rephlex Records, one full album on Legowelt's Strange Life Records, and numerous singles/EP's for both Rephlex, his own Breakin Records, and various other. DMX Krew's sound spans several electronic music genres but had mostly been rooted in early electro-pop/breakdance type music. The release of The Collapse of the Wave Function EPs are geared toward a different more experimental direction. In 2005 Ed Upton & up and coming artist camp cassidy koept threw their weight into a very different sound. DMX Krew on Last.fm.
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ELIZABETHTOWN - Advance registrations are being accepted for the Elizabethtown Kiwanis Club's annual golf tournament.
The tournament will take place at Cobble Hill Golf Course Wednesday, July 8. Registration will begin at 10 a.m., with tournament play beginning at 11 a.m.
The fee for this year's tournament is $75 per golfer and includes 18 holes of golf, cart rental, lunch and post-tournament dinner.
The tournament, still in its infancy, has become one of the organization's most successful fundraisers, according to club president Justin Hooper.
"We were pleased with the community's support last year. Individuals who participated and businesses that took part as sponsors helped make the event a real success," Hooper said. "The community is being even more generous this year, which is wonderful. There are many new hole- and tee-sponsors, although we are still looking for a corporate sponsor to provide support for the event."
The Elizabethtown Kiwanis Club serves Elizabethtown, Westport and Keene by supporting local food banks, health care organizations, fire departments and other community organizations. Each year, it offers a total of $2,500 in scholarships to students graduating from its community high schools.
"An increase in our fundraising efforts will translate into increased contributions to organizations in need," stated Hooper.
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Here's another great CD idea (and another) from Valérie Milot. She and violinist Antoine Bareil have just released a classical tribute to Simon & Garfunkel, "Old Friends". The disc consists of Antoine's unique arrangements for harp, violin and they are also joined by Christian Prévost (violin), Marjolaine Goulet (French horn) and Dominic Girard (double bass).
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Democrats and Republicans on the House Energy and Commerce Committee clashed on Monday over legislation designed to increase transparency and efficiency at the Federal Communications Commission.
Democrats said the bill could hog-tie the FCC, but Republican supporters countered that the agency is badly in need of reform.
"Given the FCC's role as the federal regulator of the communications and technology sector — one of the largest economic drivers even in this sluggish national economy — it is imperative that the FCC operate in a transparent and accountable manner that encourages job creation, investment, and innovation," Chairman Fred Upton, R-Mich., said during the opening-statement portion of the markup on Monday. The markup will continue with votes scheduled for Tuesday.
The proposals include a requirement that the FCC identify whatever market failure its proposed rules are aimed at addressing. Another provision would have the FCC conduct a cost-benefit analysis on regulations that might impose a burden on consumers or industry, but some Democrats say it would be costly and time-consuming to undertake on a regular basis and should only be used for major proceedings.
Rep. Greg Walden, R-Ore., who chairs the Subcommittee on Communications and Technology, said it is "hogwash" to suggest that the FCC shouldn't be singled out for reform. "This is the agency that had a backlog of 4,984 petitions, 3,950 license applications, and more than a million consumer complaints at the end of last year," he said.
Walden's bill would also restrict the FCC's ability to place conditions on mergers that it reviews. That will reduce "last-minute side deals" that often mark FCC merger approvals, Walden said. "The agency calls these side deals 'voluntary commitments,'" he said. "In my mind, they are anything-but-voluntary commitments."
Walden's bill passed his subcommittee with a party-line vote in November and Democrats repeated their criticisms on Monday.
Rep. Doris Matsui, D-Calif., said she recognizes the need for reform at the FCC, but she called the legislation a "a blatant overreach that will severely tie the hands of the FCC for years, and limit its ability to properly conduct any meaningful review, oversight, and action on our nation's telecom policy."
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Transplant Nephrology Fellowship Program
This one-year program is seeking accreditation by the American Transplant Society and the American Society of Nephrology. Upon completion of their training, the individual will be knowledgeable to serve as a UNOS certified Transplant Nephrologist for a transplant program.
The program is American Society of Transplant Surgery (ASTS)-approved. Each year, there is one transplant surgical fellow and a 4th year surgical resident, 3rd year surgical resident, and intern on the service. The program is integrated between the surgery and the nephrology fellowship programs in order to benefit from the expertise of all its members. The program thrives from a true multidisciplinary effort.
Staff coverage and supervision in the transplant unit is provided by both a staff transplant surgeon as well as a staff transplant nephrologist at all times. In addition, a clinical nephrology fellow rotates through the transplant unit on a monthly basis.
Transplant rounds are held twice daily with the transplant surgeon and transplant nephrologists, residents, fellows, and other support staff in attendance. Decisions regarding immunosuppression are made with reference to jointly established policy guidelines and protocols. Infectious disease consultants are present on morning and evening rounds and available at all times.
There are weekly Chief's Rounds, which is an academic conference conducted by Dr. Paul Russell, professor emeritus and former Chief and founder of the Transplant Unit. This conference involves clinical presentations with additional research focus, provided by members of the Transplant Biology Unit, particularly Dr. David Sachs, as well as the head of the Bone Marrow Transplant Unit. Dr. Tom Spitzer and Dr. Benedict Cosimi (former director of the transplant division). Also, members of the hepatology unit present and discuss lever transplant patients. The sessions are an opportunity for the fellow to present clinical cases.
There is a weekly transplantation conference, which again brings together members of the different departments working in transplantation-related fields. During these sessions, invited guests both national and international, present different areas in the field of transplantation. The fellow also has the opportunity to present research and clinical reviews at these conferences.
Both the Division of Nephrology and Massachusetts General Hospital are equal opportunity employers. Before beginning the Transplant Fellowship Program in Nephrology, a candidate should have completed at least two (preferably three) years of training in internal medicine and be board-certified or board-eligible in nephrology.
(1) The Transplant Fellow will attend (with the other renal fellows) a weekly didactic conference which currently follows the guidelines established by The AST's Primer on Transplantation. The current scheduled topics are:
a. Management of chronic renal insufficiency and therapeutic options
b. Principles of alloimmunity
c. Histocompatibility testing, cross-matching and immune surveillance
d. Organ procurement, preservation and allocation policies
e. Principles and pharmacology of immunosuppression
f. Evaluation of the organ transplant recipient
g. Evaluation of the living donor
h. Transplant surgical procedures and complications
i. The immediate post-transplant period
j. Post-transplant medical complications
k. Post-transplant infections
l. Diagnostic imaging following transplantation
m. Pathology aspects of renal and pancreas transplantation
n. Ethical, legal, psychosocial and financial aspects of renal and pancreas transplantation
(2) The fellow will be attend:
a. Transplant Center Conference - Monday evenings.
b. Chiefs Rounds - Wednesdays mornings.
c. Renal Grand Rounds - Mondays noon.
d. Renal Fellow Interhospital Renal Rounds – Tuesdays mornings.
e. Daily Transplant Rounds.
f. Pathology Conference, Thursdays p.m.
(3) As part of the program, the transplant fellow will be involved with 3 presentations at Journal Clubs, renal conferences, and at least 4 additional educational sessions.
(4) Will attend the AST and ASN annual meeting and be given the option of attending the AST sponsored Transplant Nephrology Fellows symposium.
(5) Will learn the basic statistical principles as applied to transplantation.
Clinical Experience
The transplant nephrology fellow will develop expertise in the following areas of renal and pancreas transplantation through medical, surgical, and research experience and by satisfying the requirements of the American Transplant Society and the American Society of Nephrology.
1. Pretransplant Renal Evaluation (work-up of at least 30 potential recipients)
Trough participation in the already established multidisciplinary transplant recipient evaluation clinics, the fellow will understand the risks and benefits of dialysis versus renal transplant and will be involved with the counseling, evaluation, education, and selection of potential recipients for kidney transplantation, as well as kidney-pancreas transplants.
2. Kidney Donors (evaluation of at least 20 potential donors, and involvement with the surgical procedures in at least 4 live donor nephrectomies)
The trainee will be educated in the pros and cons of using living donors; the short- and long-term risks and follow-up of the live kidney donor; the evaluation, education and counseling of the living-related and unrelated kidney donor; and the differences between the open procedure and laparoscopic procedure.
3. Cadaveric
The transplant nephrology fellow will be involved in at least 5 multi-organ retrievals, and be involved with:
(1) The principals of organ preservation
(2) The identification and evaluation of a deceased donor organ
(3) The surgical aspects of renal, liver, heart, and pancreas procurement from the cadaveric donor
(4) Procedure for procuring non-heart-beating donors
4. Renal Transplantation
It is the expectation that the transplant nephrology fellow will:
(1) Obtain a detailed knowledge immunology of transplantation, including the normal immune response, immune and inflammatory responses to the allograft, immunogenetics, and tissue typing.
(2) Gain an in-depth knowledge of induction and maintenance immunosuppressive therapy, including the mechanism of action and pharmacology of drug interactions, safety, side effect profile, and efficacy of immunosuppressive therapy, including new investigational therapies, e.g., tolerance protocols.
(3) Obtain knowledge about prophylactic therapy with antiviral agents to prevent cytomegalovirus infection, HSV, Pneumocystis jiroveci, as well as urinary tract infections. Will understand the pharmacology, drug interactions, pharmacokinetics, safety, and side effect profiles.
(4) Gain expertise in the post renal transplant care of in patients as well as out patients and knowledge of the expected clinical outcomes and analysis of risk factors.
(5) Obtain knowledge of the management of the diagnosis and management of acute rejection, as well as the evaluation and treatment of nonimmunologic causes of acute kidney transplant dysfunction.
(6) Gain knowledge about the evaluation and treatment of surgical complications of renal transplant, as well as the evaluation, prevention, and treatment of medical complications including cardiovascular disease, opportunistic infection, bone disease, and malignancy.
(7) Be involved with the management of chronic allograft dysfunction, including chronic rejection, both cellular and humoral, recurrent disease within the allograft as well as de novo disease.
(8) Gain an understanding of the special considerations for pancreas-after-renal transplantation as well as simultaneous pancreas and renal transplantation.
(9) Consider issues of pregnancy in renal transplant recipients.
Pediatric Renal Transplantation
In addition, the transplant fellow will be exposed to pediatric renal transplantation, and the special consideration involved in evaluating a donor and selection of immunosuppression, as well as issues related to growth and development with renal transplant.
5. Tissue Typing
The renal transplant fellow will be required to spend at least 2 weeks in the Histocompatability Lab, learning the principles, methodology, and interpretation of tissue typing and crossmatching for renal transplantation, including various lymphocytotoxic assays, ELISA, and flow crossmatch.
6. Renal Pathology
The fellow will perform at least 20 transplant biopsies and will review the biopsies with renal pathologists according to the Banff criteria. The fellow will attend the weekly renal pathology conference and present patients at monthly morbidity and mortality conference.
7. Family Meetings
The fellow will be involved with family meetings, to discuss the risks and benefits of transplant with the patient, family, psychiatrist, nephrologists, surgeon, transplant coordinator, and social worker, and will learn about the ethics of organ donation.
8. Waiting List
The transplant nephrology fellow will be involved with creating and managing the renal transplant waiting list, and will attend the weekly interdisciplinary transplant conference to determine candidacy.
9. Organ Procurement
The fellow will obtain knowledge of other procurement and transplant systems, including UNOS, as well as the economics of transplantation. The fellow will be involved with organ awareness programs.
Clinical Responsibilities of the Transplant Nephrology Fellow
Assessment of patients referred for renal transplantation, in association with a staff transplant nephrologist. After evaluating the patient, the fellow will present to the transplant team for possible listing or scheduling of living-related donor transplants. Living Donor TransplantsThe fellow will examine and evaluate living donor candidates during their pre-admission testing day. Potential donors will also be examined at this time. The patients will be presented and reviewed with the staff nephrologist.Inpatient CareThe renal transplant unit consists of 18 beds. Four of these are ICU beds. The service is shared by the Hepatobiliary Surgery service, where kidney and pancreas transplants are performed, as well as heart and lung transplants. It is expected that the Transplant Fellow will spend at least 6 months in the inpatient clinical service.Outpatient Follow-upThe renal transplant fellow will participate (for 12 months) in the longitudinal follow-up of renal and pancreas post-transplant patients. In addition, he/she will be expected to attend (for a period of 3 months) a multidisciplinary transplant recipient and living donor selection clinic. Patients will be reviewed by the staff physician prior to discharge from the clinic. The fellow will review blood work and patient concerns with the clinic nurses, and also be responsible for calls from outside referring physicians and internists, requesting medical assistance. Back-up is always available by the attending nephrologist or surgeon. The fellow is expected to take regular Call along with the transplant surgical fellow and other trainees covering the transplant unit.
Educational Resources
Tissue Typing Coordinators
Dr. Susan Saidman, director of the Tissue Typing Laboratory of Massachusetts General Hospital. The transplant fellow spends a two-week rotation in the Tissue Typing Lab in order to become familiar with the methodology, utility, and reliability of various tissue typing, cross match and immune surveillance technology.
Renal Pathology Coordinators
The transplant fellow will learn the art of renal biopsy, under the auspices of Dr. Winfred Williams, Dr. Nelson Goes, Dr. Eliot Heher, Dr. Waichi Wong and Dr. Mario Rubin, who will supervise the performance of the biopsies at MGH. The interpretation of transplant biopsies will be coordinated with Dr. Robert Colvin, Chief of Pathology and Renal Pathologist at MGH. The fellow will gain experience with the interpretation of these biopsies, the knowledge of Banff criteria, and a translation of clinical issues.
There is a weekly renal pathology conference at MGH, at which these biopsies are reviewed.
Weekly Transplant Conference
Coordinator, Dr. Francis Delmonico, Division of Transplant Surgery, Director of New England Organ Bank. Topics in transplantation are presented by members of the nephrology, immunology, and transplant community in areas of basic science research as well as in clinical care. These conferences are attended by members of both divisions and attendance by the fellow would be required.
Morbidity and Mortality Rounds
Coordinator, Dr. James Markmann, Chief of Transplantation. These rounds review all medical and surgical complications and are prepared in coordination with the clinical fellow.
There are ample opportunities for the transplant fellow's participation in clinical and/or basic science research. Clinical and animal studies in tolerance, ABO incompatibility and desensitization are ongoing.
Interested applicants should submit a copy of their CV and three (3) letters of recommendation to Wendy De Mille (at firstname.lastname@example.com) between May 1st and September 15th, 2014 for positions beginning July 1, 2015. The information will then be reviewed and invitations to interview will be sent out after August 1st, 2014. Out-standing candidates will be invited for a one-day interview process in September through October 2014.
For additional information, please contact:
Wendy De Mille, Manager, Nephrology Academic Affairs and Dialysis Services
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Excerpt: Bringing together Native and non-Native cultural experts and scholars, the "Clan Conference" concept was pioneered by the late Andy Hope III.
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The Traditional Tlingit Map & Tribal List is a project of the Sealaska Heritage Foundation, the Sitka Tribe of Alaska, and the Alaska Federation of Natives with grant funding provided by the National Science Foundation.
Pauline Duncan's Tlingit Materials
Pauline Duncan is a Tlingit teacher from Sitka, Alaska. She and her husband Albert have developed several resources for the Tlingit language and education.
Chronology of Dates Relevant to Alaska Native Response to Alaska Statehood Movement
For Tlingit Readers Inc. Alaska Statehood Experience Grant from Alaska Humanities Forum/Rasmuson
The Sword and the Shield
Excerpt: "The successful defense of aboriginal claims by the ANB and its allies deflected, delayed, and in some cases, defeated adverse legislation, holding the line until the national political climate became more favorable to Native Americans. As a result, Congress accepted a disclaimer section to the Alaska Statehood Act of 1958 that served to maintain rather than circumscribe aboriginal claims."
Southeast Alaska Tribal College
Herman Kitka Traditional Ecological Knowledge
Excerpt: "Tlingit traditional ecological knowledge (TEK) is the product of generations of learning and experience with the lands, waters, fish, plants, wildlife, and other natural resources of Southeast Alaska. As Sitka elder Herman Kitka Sr. shows, Tlingits were trained from an early age to be aware of and respect the community of living beings that surrounds them."
Living in a Fish Camp
Curriculum Guide Grades K - 5
by JUNEAU INDIAN STUDIES PROGRAM
Kake Cultural Atlas
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Angoon Cultural Atlas
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Native Values
The Alaska Native Values are now available online.
Tlingit Time
KHNS, a community supported radio station, provides an audio archive of the Tlingit Time program. This program includes audio for Tlingit language learners and speakers.
Tlingit Language Dictionary
by Lance Twitchell - Paperback book $19.99 - Download $12.88
Excerpt: "Based on previous works, this dictionary compiles nouns, common phrases, and other parts of speech. A quality reference item for a student of the Lingít language, commonly known as Tlingit. The Tlingit are indigenous to North America, and our territory ranges across Southeast Alaska and Western Canada. Gunalchéesh."
Interactive Tlingit Noun Chart
This draft website was developed by Lance Twitchell through a Sealaska Heritage Foundation grant from the U.S. Department of Education.
Clarissa Hudson Studio
Excerpt: "Clarissa receives many emails from educators and students of all ages requesting information about various topics regarding the Tlingit and Northwest Coast culture. To address many of the inquiries, Clarissa's website has begun to include historical references to Chilkat weaving, button-robes and the Northwest Coast tribes and culture."
Alaskan Orthodox Texts (Aleut, Alutiiq, Tlingit, Yup'ik)
An ongoing project offering Alaskan Orthodox Texts in their original languages (Aleut, Alutiiq, Tlingit, Yup'ik). These texts were written by Sts. Innocent (Veniaminov) and Jacob (Netsvetov) and others.
Southeast Alaska Indian Cultural Center
Excerpt: "The Southeast Alaska Indian Cultural Center (SEAICC) was established in 1969 to impart the cultural values of Southeast Alaska Native Culture to students and visitors. The center achieves this goal by providing a place for local Sitka Tlingits to teach themselves about their own culture, while also helping Park visitors understand the Native people whose history is part of the Park story. Although it is housed in the Park visitor center, SEAICC is an independent, non-profit Native organization."
Lingít Yoo X'atángi - The Tlingit Language
"This website is dedicated to the study, preservation and revitalization of the Tlingit language."
Working Together: An Education Handbook for Alaskan Native Families
For the Juneau School District - a reprint of the handbook.
Excerpt: "This Alaskan Native Handbook is one step to improve the communication between the Juneau School District and the families. The mission statement reflects much of the same desire that the Alaska Native families have regarding the district educational goals for children."
Dum Baal-dum
A great site with Tsimshian language resources.
Central Council of the Tlingit and Haida Indian Tribes of Alaska
Excerpt: "CCTHITA (Central Council of the Tlingit and Haida Indian Tribes of Alaska) is the Tribal Government representing over 24,000 Tlingit and Haida Indians worldwide. We are a sovereign entity and have a government to government relationship with the United States. The Council's headquarters is in Juneau, Alaska but our commitment to serving the Tlingit and Haida people extends throughout the United States. When we are alone we are weak but together we are strong. You can make a difference. Join hands with us as we seek a better day for Tlingits, Haidas, and all indigenous people. Read more about the Council."
Lda Kut Naax sati' Yatx'i - All Nation's Children Dancers
Excerpt: "We are a youth group, formed in 1995 by our instructor Viki Soboleff and her friends the Yun Shu Kaa Dancers. When we started we had only thirteen members, today we have over 100 dancers. We range in age from toddlers to 17."
Juneau's Floyd Dryden Middle School Wolf Team Plant Projects
Excerpt: "The students on the 7th grade Wolf Team at Floyd Dryden Middle School spent the fall quarter of 1999-2000 studying local plants. They studied characteristics of plants, how plants are classified, and the structure and function of plants. Students learned about the traditional uses of plants from many books and from a very knowledgable Tlingit elder, Marie Olsen. Each students collected plant specimens, pressed them, and made a plant book."
KNBA 90.3 FM's Native Word Archives
This site includes Native words with sounds from Native speakers. The languages represented are Iñupiaq, Aleut, Tlingit, Athabascan, and Yup'ik.
The Native Studies Curriculum and Teacher Development Project (NSCTD) brings together teams of teachers, elders, and community members in various parts of Alaska with university-based specialists to develop curricula on Alaska Native studies and language that is available to all schools through the internet or on CD.
The University of Alaska Fairbanks Alaska Native Language Center is an excellent resource for information on the languages of Alaska Natives.
Tlingit National Anthem:Alaska Natives Online
Alaska Native and American Indian anthems, flags, history, art, celebrities,culture, dance, storytelling, photographs, music, languages, writers, radio, and media. Alaska Natives Online, tourist attractions. Alaska Native and American Indian issues, internet resources.
Sealaska Heritage Institute (SHI) is a regional Native nonprofit organization founded for the Tlingit, Haida and Tsimshian people of Southeast Alaska. SHI was established in 1981 by Sealaska Corp., a for-profit company formed under the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act (ANCSA). SHI, formerly Sealaska Heritage Foundation, administers Sealaska Corp.'s cultural and educational programs.
Northwest Coast First Nations prints
This website is an interactive educational art game. Played in full the game will take approximately 2.5 hours. You may wish to encourage students to complete the game in segments. After successful completion of each nation, players will receive a printable diploma to help them keep a record of which nations they have completed.
Alaska Native Heritage Center
Excerpt: "The Alaska Native Heritage Center is a gathering place that celebrates, perpetuates and shares Alaska Native cultures. Since opening in 1999, the Center has become Alaska's premier interactive cultural destination."


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The Empty Couchis an introduction to the challenges and obstacles inherent in ageing as a psychoanalyst. It addresses the previously neglected issue of ill health, as well as the significance of ageing for psychoanalysts, exploring the analyst's attitude towards getting older, impermanence and sense of time and space. Covering a wide range of topics Gabriele Junkersbrings togetherexpert contributors whodiscuss the problems of getting physically ill and how to conduct psychoanalysis as an ill therapist. Chapters also address the effects that ageing has on professional stamina, the grief inevitably caused by the losses endured in later life and inquires into the role that institutions (the relevant psychoanalytic institutes or societies) can play in this context. Setting out to encourage discussion on this vital topic, The Empty Couchbrings this neglected area into sharp focus. It will be of interest to psychoanalysts, psychotherapists, counsellors, gerontologists and trainees in the psychoanalytic and psychotherapy worlds.


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Don't Get Me Wrong Baby I Don't Swallow opens with a high-pitched, vinyl-like layer of screechy aldehydes, enhanced with a bizarre soapy/starchy smell that gradually unfolds into a lily of the valley. I like lily of the valley, I can't say it's too delicious here though, a little bit plastic-y and flat – it throws off a pretty pungent hair-spray vibe.
The lily of the valley is paired with a lilac, jasmine and orange blossom – and whilst that sounds like a rich bouquet, it's all flattened into a waxy texture that glues to your skin like a bad suntan lotion. A hint of a metallic note (expected with ELdO) joins in the heart leading to the drydown.
At the bottom of the fragrance sits a smidge of patchouli, maybe an amber/vanilla?, and that waxy, synthetic floral accord. A marshmallow note (also found in Divin Enfant and more successfully in Love By Kilian) joins in, that's neither appetizing, or accurate – instead it adds a slightly fluffy texture to the already light (yet sticky) fragrance.
Sounds pretty bad 'ey? Actually, it's ok. It's a very generic, cheap laugh of a fragrance that I'd happily wear from time to time. Not a standout in the line, nor do I recommend it – yet it manages to be a better clean floral than most others out there.
Encens Et Bubblegum starts with an unexpected hit of pink pepper, a heated spice with maybe a touch of ginger and a semi-realistic bubblegum note. It's not actually as sweet as you'd expect, and the pepper definitely makes it more "perfume-y" rather than gourmand. The bubblegum has a stale, papery texture with a strong waxy, peach note that reminds me strongly of Crayon by Demeter (a fragrance I can'tbelieveI wore a lot when I was 18). The pepper burns off quickly and the wax-crayon vibe just gets stronger as the bubblegum accord disappears.
There is a slightly fruity smell going on in here, the peach I already mentioned along with a cheap strawberry/raspberry smell that again, isn't sweet or edible. The waxy texture I'm guessing could be lily of the valley after smelling it's use in DGMWB(IDS). There's also a touch of jasmine and magnolia I think – something adding a pretty grim floral touch.
What pierces through everything is the metallic note that just about holds an incense accord. It's definitely not an incense I'm used to in a fragrance, the ELdO signature instead bridges the gap between the "bubblegum" and the "incense". The fragrance dry down remains pretty linear, the wax crayon accord pairing with the fruity/floral gross-ness, overlaid with a metallic intensity.
Unfortunately, I don't love it like I wanted to, but still – an interesting fragrance in the Etat Libre D'Orange lineup.
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Gear Review
I hesitated making this purchase because of the numerous customer complaints about leaks. In the end it was brand loyalty to NRS that tipped the scales. Turns out they are typical NRS quality and fit well. There was room for heavy wool socks, which provided great insulation. The velcro strap does an excellent job of snugging.
One of the few consistently unpleasant things about cold-weather canoeing is the necessity of getting my feet wet and often muddy entering and exiting the boat. Wish I would have bought these boots long ago.
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Spiro Mounds Archaeological Center will hold its 9th annual Archaeology Day on May 10 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
The Spiro Mounds site celebrates its 36th year of increasing awareness of Oklahoma archaeology. As a bonus Archaeology Day also will be a free day with no entrance fees collected, although donations are gratefully accepted.
Lectures will be featured during the day, including a talk on Fort Coffee and the Fort Coffee Choctaw Boys Academy at 1 p.m. Manager Dennis Peterson will lead a guided tour of the site at 2 p.m. The regular exhibits will be available throughout the day as well.
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Twangfest 16 Starts Tonight
Tonight, the KDHX (88.1 FM) affiliated Twangfest Festival kicks off tonight with a sold-out show at the Schlafly Tap Room featuring Pokey LaFarge and the South City Three, Humming House and Prairie Rehab. The festivities continue through Sunday and the lineup is impressive throughout; you can see the full thing below.
Photo by Neko Case Kelly Hogan headlines Thursday's Twangfest Lineup
Twangfest is unique among St. Louis music experiences. It is as intimate on any given night as a club show (because it is), but overall it has the special occasion feel of a much bigger festival. Part of that has to do with the booking, which follows the same passion-over-profit ethos guiding KDHX's on-air playlists. Though they're doing alright; two of Twangfest's four nights are already sold out.
But you haven't missed the boat -- far from it. Pokey LaFarge & the South City Three and Ha Ha Tonka are loved about as much as they should be (a ton) in this town, but let's not discount John Doe (of X), playing on Saturday, or Wussy (playing Thursday), about which no less an authority than Robert Christgau wrote, "Wussy have been the best band in America since they released the first of their five superb albums in 2005, only nobody knows it except me and my friends."
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Twangfest organizer Marie Arsenault talks about the unique appeal of the event.
Hayes Carll and Elizabeth Cook at the Pageant, 6/8/11: Twangfest Night One
In which Hayes Carll says, "For $20, you coulda bought a case of PBR and a porno movie. But instead you decided to come out among the living."
The Best Beards of Twangfest
Wednesday, June 6 at the Schlafly Tap Room
Pokey LaFarge and the South City Three
Humming House
Prairie Rehab
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Pretty Little Empire
Friday, June 8 at the Blueberry Hill Duck Room
Ha Ha Tonka
Langhorne Slim
Kelsey Anderson and the Honkies
Saturday, June 9 at the Blueberry Hill Duck Room
John Doe
Kevin Gordon
Zoe Muth and the Lost High Rollers
Rough Shop
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2100 Locust St., St. Louis, MO
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The Lost Vikings and Rock N' Roll Racing are two of Blizzard's most classic classics, published in 1992 and 1993 respectively, when Blizzard Entertainment was still known as Silicon and Synapse. If, as I did, you missed out on them when they were current, now is your chance to experience all their pixelated glory. Unfortunately, they are only available for Windows operating system, so if you're a Mac user, you may be out of luck.
To find the new downloads, click on the "Games & Codes" option in your Battle.net account, then click "Download Game Clients" from the drop-down menu. The Lost Vikings and Rock N' Roll Racing can be found under the "Classic Games" section.
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Start the conversation with your kids and honor the man that changed equality forever.
Martin Luther King Jr. Day is a day of remembrance established by the U.S. government to honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. It's observed on the third Monday of January each year. Dr. King was born on January 15, 1929 and this year marks what would have been his 84th birthday.
MLK Day gives us a day to reflect on the monumental changes that one man set in motion.
Martin Luther King Jr. fought for equal rights amongst black and white citizens in the 1950s and 1960s. These rights included the right to work and make an honest living, the right to vote, the right to use public places and the right to receive a good education. It is important to educate, remember and honor the man that made these equal rights possible for our children and for all of us.
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s 17-minute public speech in 1963 included these famous words: "I have a dream that my four children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin but by the content of their character."
What do the children of 2013 dream of for our future? Because we love their honest answers, we asked a few children about their dream for the future and this is what they shared:
Asking your children their dream is not the only thing you can do to honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Involve your children in these activities to pay respect to the man that fought for equality.
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