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The decision in the Carter case in the BC Supreme Court has confirmed what Dying With Dignity has been striving for; the right to choose how we end our own lives.
At last! The law dealing with assisted suicide, that we inherited from the British 120 years ago, was struck down recently in the BC Supreme Court. Justice Lynn Smith found that the present law infringes on the rights to life, liberty and security of the person that are guaranteed to us under the Charter of Rights and Freedoms. She noted that even the best palliative care cannot relieve all suffering and that some of the currently accepted medical practices are very similar to physician- assisted death. She confirmed that in European countries and in Oregon and Washington, where medically assisted dying has been legal for some years, the safeguards that are in place to prevent abuse of the weak and the vulnerable have been effective. This decision supports the recommendations made in the last few months and contained in the reports of both the Royal Society of Canada and of the National Assembly in Quebec. We now have three very thorough and diverse examinations of the question of medically assisted dying. They have all reached the same conclusion that now is the time for Canadians to have access to help and compassion when they need it most. .

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Outstanding! Love how the ends of the outer leaves become almost crispy while the rest of the halved head takes on a wilted texture but still has crunch. After taking it off the grill let it sit for about 10 minutes to give it time to take on its unique texture. I used "Low Fat Buttermilk Ranch Dressing" by JPSMOMMIE from this site. My husband does not like blue cheese so I did not use it but did add some crushed walnuts. Makes a nice presentation too!
I can not acurately rate this recipe since I don't have a grill to cook the escarole on. I used an oven and the final result was edible but nobody else like it except me. Once I get my grill back, I will definitely make again.
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From the picture, the greens look more like Romaine lettuce. Either way, loved making this as a grilled Caesar Salad!
Delicious. Substitute Romaine and drizzle with home made Caesar Dressing - lots of anchovies. Grilled flavor brings out taste of dressing. A few sud ried tomatoes add depth
This is a classic in my home during the long fabulous Las Vegas grilling season. It's super easy, always delicious and goes with anything you've popped on the grill - steak, seafood, chicken, grilled veggie plate. The only thing I do differently is to use blue cheese dressing with the blue cheese crumbles. Definitely adds a 'special', gourmet touch to your meal and tastes great.
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Bentley has pulled the covers off the EXP 10 Speed 6 concept at the 2015 Geneva Motor Show. The concept is Bentley's interpretation of a high performance two seater sports car.
Bentley just announced the Bentayga name for its upcoming SUV this week and now we're already hearing reports that Bentley may expand its SUV lineup with additional models to take on Land Rover.
Bentley has announced that it has chosen the Bentayga name for the SUV that will be released sometime next year.
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Bentley has unveiled the 2015 Bentley Mulsanne Speed ahead of its debut next month at the Paris Motor Show.
Bentley has unveiled the Bentley Continental GT3-R, which is says is the "fastest-accelerating Bentley ever" with its 572-hp V8 and 0-60 mph time of 3.6 seconds.
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Bentley is celebrating its 95th anniversary with the release of the 'Mulsanne 95,' which is a very limited edition version of the Mulsanne for U.K. buyers.
Bentley has revealed a new plug-in hybrid concept that is going to debut this month in Beijing.
Bentley is reportedly targeting a top speed of 200 mph for its new SUV, which is expected to go on sale in 2016.
Bentley has released a teaser of its upcoming SUV, which is going to arrive in 2016.
Bentley has decided to not produce the Mulsanne Convertible.
According to Bentley its new ultra-luxury SUV will create a new segment as the most expensive and luxurious SUV available.
Bentley has unveiled the new 2014 Bentley Continental GT V8 S, which is going to debut next week in Frankfurt. Available as both a coupe and convertible, the new GT V8 S models add a lowered and retuned sports...
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Bentley is unveiling the new Continental GT3 race car at the 2013 Goodwood Festival of Speed today.
Bentley has announced six new Le Mans Limited Edition trims that are available on the Mulsanne and the Continental models and will be produced exclusively for North America.
Bentley has unveiled the 2014 Bentley Continental Flying Spur, which is going to have its world debut next month at the 2013 Geneva Motor Show.
The first photos of the 2014 Bentley Continental Flying Spur have leaked online ahead of its debut tomorrow.
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This place has a genuine ace up its 'sleeve' (assuming a building can be clothed). While it's one of only two hotels in Palau with a beachside location, the beach here is the clear winner: it's simply gorgeous, spread over 300m of sand.
Need more? Well, alongside the beach there's a sweet swimming pool and a nifty bar; all of this is pure indulgence. The bar, especially, is a winner; Palau gets some great sunsets and there's nothing better than watching it go down on an expanse of sand with a margarita in hand. The 160 rooms have rattan furniture, tile floors, ceiling fans and private lanai (verandas). They offer a choice of garden and ocean views, but don't discount the former; it's a lovely bit of landscaped work to look out on and features a nice fish pond that's home to two resident green turtles (who show no signs of leaving, either), as well as an assortment of lionfish, clams and stingrays, perfect for curious kiddies. Splash, a five-star PADI dive centre, is also onsite. The Palau Pacific is a cut above.
Our independent authors have visited Palau Pacific Resort and selected this as one of our recommended hotels in Koror State.
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Luxury Town House
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90% of past customers recommend this hotel.
If you're bored of staying in faceless international hotels, then you should try this quirky gem where no two rooms are the same. Georgian panelling, cavernous fireplaces and gothic screens make this feel like stepping into the 18th century, though this is a past with internet access, air-conditioning and well-equipped bathrooms. A strange and beautiful place that is particularly popular with writ...
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94% of past customers recommend this hotel.
In the middle of Covent Garden, the Radisson Blu Edwardian Mercer Street formally the Mountbatten is perfect for those wanting to be in the heart of the action. Fresh from a 16315 million makeover, the Mercer Street hotel is an elegantly designed retreat right on the doorstep of one of London's most celebrated and cultural areas. Surrounded by bars, theatres, shops and bustling streets, inside the...
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A smart, fashionably furnished yet traditional hotel in the centre of town with first-class service, The Bloomsbury Hotel is great value for money among the capital's 4-star establishments. Close to the British Museum, it's just far enough away from the traffic and crowds of Oxford Street for a peaceful stay but Tottenham Court Road Tube keeps you well connected and in the heart of the action....
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Located right next to Leicester Square, in the heart of London's West End, the Every Hotel Piccadilly is the perfect hotel for those wanting to enjoy the very best of the city's culture. With a striking Victorian exterior and a newly refurbished, contemporary interior, it combines British charm and tradition with modern touches and facilities. Part of the premium four-star Every Hotel group, guest...
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Little league results, May 14
Linder Park (Harris)T-Ball
Cliffside Masonic Lodge vs. The Matthew Pannell Shining Star Foundation. For the Pannell team Landen Millwood received the game ball for his great offensive and defensive night going 2-for-2 at the plate.
7/8 Baseball
Rogers Group defeated C&M Bail Bonds 7-4. Jackson Gowan received the game ball for his great defensive plays at first base.
9/10 Softball
Creative Packaging edged out a win over Precision Flooring 15-14. Jetta Shaw received the MVP for Creative Gift Packaging tonight for reaching base each at bat as well as her sound defensive play.
11/12 Softball
Fountain defeated HST, Inc, 10-7.
Cliffside7/8 BaseballQuadCore defeated Sisk, 15-5.
For Sisk Grading, Jackson Byers, Chance Baker, Kyler McGinnis, Tanner Wall and Reagan Sprouse all went 1-for-2 at the plate.
Jaline Hines, Nathan Suttle and Will Marshall topped out with two hits each at the plate.
11/12 BaseballWells Jenkins lost to Boiling Springs, 11-1.
The contest was close until the fourth inning when Boiling Springs broke the game open with hot hitting.
Buck Wells continued his explosive season with another long ball to give Wells Jenkins their only run of the game.
11/12 Softball
Abercrombie traveled to Rutherfordton to play Davis Builders and won 13-5.
Rutherfordton Little LeagueT-BallAcadia Northstar vs. Kiwanis
Natalie Shearer received the game ball for Acadia Northstar.
Barley's vs. King Law Office
Sam Gosnell took home the game ball for Barley's.
9/10 Softball
Strong bats and aggressive baserunning propelled Mosely and Meeks past Robins Repairable 18-4.
Mosely and Meeks ' Farryn Smith was the winning pitcher with five strikeouts.
Ella Parton, Farryn Smith, Makenzi Searcy and Kadence Hopper each had an RBI. Hannah Newton added a single and Jaylin Jackson hit one hard down third base line for a triple. All the girls were aggressive on stealing bases helping to build up the score.
T-BallLittle Red School vs. KFC SNbS
Emma Cash earned the game ball for KFC for her great plays at first base.
Little Red School awarded Jase Warner the game ball for playing great defense and hitting a home run.
Burger King vs. Western Southern
Hunter Wood and Dylan Thomas each received a game ball for Burger King for outstanding fielding and hitting.
Carleigh Williams took home a game ball for Western Southern for her heads up play in the field and solid hitting.
7/8 BaseballCollins Metal defeated Ed's Pallet World, 18-2.
Hayden Wease and Luke McDaniel were 2-for-2 with a run each for Ed's Pallet World. Jacob Holland had a hit to advance the runner and played a great defensive game in left field.
Logan Snead made some great defensive plays and gave a tremendous effort from behind the plate rifling shot to right field scoring two runs for Collins Metal.
9/12 SoftballMoose Vending defeated Bojangles, 9-6.
Pitcher for Bojangles, Abbey Ranta had 15 strikeouts on the night. She also added two singles and a RBI. Ellen Mosley had a triple and a RBI and Josie Morrow added a double with a RBI. Bojangles had a solid defense game all the way around.
Moose Vending had a good offensive night led by Lauren Davis who was 2-for-2 with a single and two-run homer. Breonna Twitty also contributed a home run. MaKanzie Russ and Laney Luckadoo went 2-for-2 while Kinsley Harrill, Kendall Jones and Brooklyn Henderson each had key RBIs on the night.
Fountain Electric defeated HST Inc. 10-7 at Chase.
Fountain Electric turned in a solid team effort for the win.
11/12 BaseballAlliance defeated H&R Landscaping, 14-0
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Mina Hasan is one of the fairly popular fashion designers in Pakistan. She offers nice dresses with luxurious styles. Recently, she revealed Mina Hasan formal wear dresses 2013 and now she has revealed Mina Hasan party wear collection 2013. This collection was also revealed with a photo shoot. The clothes in the collection feature long shirts with pretty embroidery on the front and the neckline. Mina Hasan party wear collection 2013 for women is definitely more colorful than the previous collection of Mina Hasan. Overall, Mina Hasan party wear collection 2013 is great for women who want luxurious and beautifully embroidered clothes for parties.
Mina Hasan started fashion designing by designing clothes for close friends. She then, set up her own label in the year 2002. Initially, she dealt in haute couture only but later on, she started offering prêt and semi-formals also. The design philosophy of Mina Hasan is to create glamorous and luxurious clothes. The designer and her team believe in providing clothes which are of good quality. That is why, the best of fabrics and embellishments are used on the dresses. The designer's flagship store is located in Karachi and her branch store is in Lahore. The designer can be contacted through email also.
The dresses of Mina Hasan party wear collection 2013 might be available at the stores of Mina Hasan. You can find out more by going to the stores. The store locations of Mina Hasan are given on her Facebook fan page, which is accessible through the address given here. You can also email the designer and her team for more information. The email address for doing this is here. For now, just look at Mina Hasan party wear collection 2013 for women. The pictures of photo shoot by Kuki's photography are given here.
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On the second and final day of testing in Bahrain, Ferrari have had to pack up early after discovering that the F14T which Fernando Alonso was using during the test is defective.
After a mere 12 laps, the team decided that it was pointless to carry on at Sakhir, after a fault was detected on the car used by Kimi Raikkonen during the grand prix weekend at the same venue.
The chassis is thought to have been damaged during Friday Free Practice when Raikkonen rode the kerbs during one of the sessions.
Although Alonso did 69 laps on the opening day of testing, the team discovered the defect overnight and decided to call it quits before midday.
The team said," Once again, Fernando Alonso took to the Sakhir track at the wheel of the F14 T for the second and final day of this in-season test at the Bahraini circuit."
"On the job list for today was a series of set-up tests, carried out based on data from yesterday. Unfortunately, testing had to be called to a halt when the chassis was found to be damaged."
"After the necessary checks were made, the team decided to bring the test to a premature end as a precautionary measure."
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Joel P. Kuehner Associate Professor of Physics and Engineering, Department Head
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Ph.D. from the Department of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering at University of Illinois - research interests include experimental gas dynamics and laser diagnostics.
Ongoing experiments involve the use of aero-optical techniques to measure density fluctuations, laser measurements of temperature, and particle image velocimetry measurements of wake flows.
Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering - University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
M.S. in Mechanical Engineering - University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
B.S. in Mechanical Engineering - The Pennsylvania State University
Research interests include experimental gas dynamics and laser diagnostics.
Selected Publications
"Velocity measurements in the free convection flow above a heated horizontal cylinder." Joel P. Kuehner, John R. Pflug, F. Andrew Tessier Jr., Ali M. Hamed, Franco J. Moiso Marin. International Journal of Heat and Mass Transfer, 55, 4711-4723 (2012).
"Measurements of mean and fluctuating temperature in an underexpanded jet using electrostrictive laser-induced gratings." Joel P. Kuehner, F. Andrew Tessier Jr., Allan Kisoma, Jonathan G. Flittner, Michael R. McErlean. Exp. Fluids, 48: 421-430 (2010)
"Nitric Oxide Concentration Measurements in Atmospheric Pressure Flames Using Electronic-Resonance-Enhanced Coherent Anti-Stokes Raman Scattering." Chai, N., Kulatilaka, W. D., Naik, S. V., Laurendeau, N. M., Lucht, R. P., Kuehner, J. P., Roy, S., Katta, V. R., and Gord, J. R., Applied Physics B – Lasers and Optics, 88(1), 141-150, 2007.
Kuehner, J. P., Anderson, B. B., Flittner, J. G., and Dutton, J. C., "Characteristics of a Central Bleed Jet in Supersonic Axisymmetric Base Flow," Journal of Spacecraft and Rockets, 44(2), 347-354, 2007.


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DULUTH - The Gwinnett Gladiators picked up important wins in their final two games of the regular season.More because of who they beat than for what it did to their record. The Gladiators had already secured the No. 1 seed in the conference, so four more points made no difference there. But beating up on South Carolina and Augusta sent a message. Gwinnett could face either of those two teams, as well as Charlotte, in the South Division semifinals. The Gladiators (50-15-7) earned a first-round bye and wait to see who advances from this week's division quarterfinals. South Carolina, which lost to Gwinnett 5-1 on Friday, started its best-of-three series with Charlotte on Monday. Augusta is already a game down to the division's No. 3 seed, Greenville. The Lynx lost Game 1 3-2 on Sunday afternoon, about 12 hours after being beaten 5-3 by the Gladiators in the regular season finale. That series could be over today if Greenville wins in Augusta. But Gwinnett, which plays the lowest remaining seed, can't face the Grrrowl. If Greenville advances, the Grrrowl will play Florida, the division's No. 2 seed and also waiting with a first-round bye. The Gladiators took Sunday off and had an optional skate Monday before getting back to regular workouts today. They prepare, at least until Thursday, without a specific opponent. Which is just fine with head coach Jeff Pyle. "It's really about us," Pyle said. "If we play hard like we can and we don't give up easy ones, we have a chance to win. That's the thing - do we ever learn that or not?" The home dates, if not the opponent, are set. Game 1 at the Arena at Gwinnett Center is Saturday at 7:35 p.m. Game 2 is Sunday afternoon at 4:05. Games 3 and 4 depend on who advances. Game 5, if necessary, is April 23 at 4:05 p.m. Making all the stops Goaltender Adam Berkhoel, called up from Gwinnett to NHL Atlanta on Saturday, was assigned to Chicago of the American Hockey League on Monday. Berkhoel backed up Mike Dunham on Saturday and was sent to the Wolves when Atlanta recalled another former Gladiator goalie, Michael Garnett, from Chicago. If Chicago loses today to Iowa, the Wolves are mathematically eliminated from playoff contention and Berkhoel would likely be returned to Gwinnett in time for Saturday's postseason opener. On the plus side Forward Brad Schell finished the 2005-06 season ranked first on the Gladiators with a plus/minus ranking of +32. That rating was also good for fourth overall in the ECHL despite missing the Gladiators last three games while on callup to AHL Chicago. Schell finished just shy of tying Jim Jackson's team record for best plus/minus in a season (+34). Playoff rosters All 25 ECHL teams turned in their playoff rosters on Monday. The Gladiators included Chris Durno, who has spent nearly all of this season in the AHL with Milwaukee. The Admirals, at the top of their division, have already qualified for the playoffs. But should Milwaukee be eliminated from the Calder Cup race, Durno could come back to Gwinnett. The third-year pro has played the requisite five ECHL games this season.
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- Schell honored as ECHL's top scorer ( April 11, 2007 )
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- Black and white printed pamphlet 'I Stand By White Australia' written by by Arthur A. Calwell, Minister for Immigration. This pamphlet reprint of the article first published by the Melbourne Argus on October 24, 1949. It is Calwell's response to the article 'Case for a Quota of Asian Migrants' by Professor W. Macmahon Ball, Professor of Political Science, University of Melbourne published in the Melbourne Argus on 17 October, 1949. Calwell had this article reprinted in pamphlet form for circulation among people who did not read the newspaper in which it originally appeared.
The context for this debate stems from the deportations of non-British aliens after World War II. During World War II a number of non-European refugees had been allowed to stay in Australia. While most left Australia after the war, about 800 wanted to remain as permanent residents. Calwell became the first Minister for Immigration in 1945 and was committed to a system which controlled immigration in accordance with the White Australia policy and enforced the deportation of prohibited immigrants. In October 1948 Calwell introduced the Aliens Deportation Bill and in 1949, the War-time Refugees Removal Bill. Also, in this period there were a number of court cases and personal stories of deportations being debated in the media. These debates in the public domain were the impetus for Professor Ball's original article and Calwell's response.
Calwell's argument in this pamphlet is that the introduction of a quota would be a form of appeasement to those prohibited migrants who wanted to stay, that a quota would be more discriminatory than the policy that was already in place and that Australia risked offending the Asian nations even more by introducing a quota.
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The second edition of Essential Biochemistry was published in 2010 by John Wiley & Sons. This textbook features the elegant prose of Charlotte Pratt, one of the co-authors of Fundamentals of Biochemistry by Voet, Voet and Pratt. Essential Biochemistry contains extensive problem sets at the end of each chapter, many of them in "case study-like format". If you are an instructor and would like to request an examination copy, contact your Wiley representative.
Charlotte Pratt has just finished revising the third edition of Essential Biochemistry. The third edition features even more problems: There are sample in-chapter problems, questions associated with figures in the text, and ~60 end-of-chapter problems for each chapter. The third edition is scheduled to be published in early 2013.
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Harden, Westbrook, Bosh to highlight 2013 All-Star Shooting Stars Challenge
Feb 7, 2013, 8:36 PM EDT
All-Star Saturday night once again will start off with the Sears Shooting Stars challenge — the event where NBA stars, retired NBA legends and some WNBA players (who often are the best shooters of the group in the event) have to drain a series of shots, ending with a half courter.
You know, the event where you go get chips, salsa and another a beer and miss half of it, then come back to see the half court shots.
Maybe you should watch the entire thing this year, the NBA has an interesting lineup. Some real shooters who could make the event interesting.
There will be four teams of three, two representing the West and two the East.
For the Western Conference it will be NBA players James Harden of the Houston Rockets and Russell Westbrook of the Oklahoma City Thunder participating. Those two will be busy all weekend — Friday night they coach the celebrity game, Saturday night they are Shooting Stars, then Sunday they are in the All-Star Game itself.
Joining Westbrook and Harden for the West are WNBA stars Maya Moore of the Minnesota Lynx and the Seattle Storm's Tina Thompson (the WNBA all-time leading scorer); plus two NBA legends who know how to knock down big shots — Sam Cassell and Robert Horry.
For the East, the NBA with big men who can shoot — Chris Bosh of the Miami Heat and Brook Lopez of the Brooklyn Nets. They will be joined by WNBA stars Swin Cash of the Chicago Sky, and Tamika Catchings (the WNBA Finals MVP from Indiana), plus NBA legends Muggsy Bogues, and Hall of Famer Dominique Wilkins,
The Sears Shooting Stars challenge places six spots on the floor (with increasing difficulty) where the team of three (one NBA player, one WNBA and one legend) has to knock down a shot. They rotate through the shots in order (if Westbrook misses the free throw Moore quickly shoots it next) and they have to knock down the shot before moving on to the next space. The event is timed, whoever does it the fastest wins.
This is part of the All-Star Saturday night events which includes the Slam Dunk Competition, Three Point Shootout, Skills Competition and more. It will be broadcast live on TNT.
- 00maltliquor - Feb 8, 2013 at 2:10 AM
Why does this event even exsist!??
Re-place it with one-on-one to 11 by ones and twos, winner's outs.
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Or a game of 21 with 10 players!!!
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Family and friends bid fond farewell to Bampton teenager Luke Lyons
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NEARLY 20 cars driven by friends and family of Bampton teenager Luke Lyons made up a convoy escorting him to his final resting place.
Setting off from Halfords in Tiverton yesterday morning, the group travelled the seven miles together to St Michael and All Angels' Church in Bampton for the midday funeral service, passing the spot where Luke died in an road accident on Friday, January 25.
Luke had been travelling to work in silver Renault Clio early that morning, but never arrived at his place of employment. Later that day, the van was found at the bottom of a bank near Bickleigh Woods, having dropped around 40ft.
The funeral convoy was headed by the hearse and followed by Luke's blue Vauxhall Corsa VXR, driven by a friend of the family.
Luke's coffin was the same colour as his car and carried a VXR logo and a yellow number plate reading 'LUKE 1'.
Funeral arrangements were made by Tiverton funeral director Ryan Squires, with donations in aid of the Alzheimer's Society.
Many of the vehicles which took part in the procession had also been part of a trip from Tiverton to the seafront to Exmouth in memory of Luke held earlier this month.
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River House showcases Sandra Jane HeardWritten by John Dorsey | | email@example.com
Sandra Jane Heard's latest artistic offering has been a long time coming. The exhibit, on display at River House Arts in Perrysburg, is the artist's first solo show in nearly 15 years.
Heard is a member of the Young British Artist Movement, which includes artists born between 1960 and 1970. In addition to completing foundation training in art at Braintree College, Heard also studied the science of textiles at Huddersfield University in Yorkshire, before completing a BFA degree from the California College of Arts and eventually moving to the Perrysburg area in 2007. She has since exhibited her work at three fiber arts shows at the 577 Foundation, as well as the 2010 Ohio +5 show at the Dairy Barn in Athens, Ohio. Heard's last solo show was in Sonoma, Calif. She has also shown at venues such as Penn State University and Mesa Arts.
"This show came about out of a friendship with Bill Jordan and Paula Baldoni, who own River House. I first got to know them around the local community; our kids go to the same school. One of the reasons why I hadn't done a solo show in so long is because we were moving every other year for like 10 years and there wasn't that closeness," Heard said. "I started helping curate for the gallery and they just thought that I should put together my own show. I would be happy to work in my basement, but Bill and Paula said, 'Hey, this needs to be out there.' I created around 20 pieces over a seven-month period. I just allowed the work to be fluid and tried to use the materials in different ways to convey my message using a repetition of movement. I don't really make traditional art, but instead let my work follow the journey."
For Heard, who took a hiatus from exhibiting her work to raise her family, the River House exhibition highlights the journey of her life, not only as an artist, but also as a human being.
"My work exposes the inside to the outside; it's about those things in all of us that you just can't touch. This exhibit includes vessels inspired by Native American dream catchers I saw while living in Phoenix," she said.
The exhibit runs though July 30 and is free and open to the public. River House Arts is located at 115 W. Front St.
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Ao Kao White Sand Beach Resort : family-owned and operated
Ao Kao White Sand Beach Resort is located on, and is named after, one of most beautiful beaches on the island of Koh Mak. We are also one of the pioneers of tourism on the Island, so we know what travelers want when it comes to a relaxing vacation. In the Thai language Ao Kao means "white bay", and we have 5 km of sandy beach right in front of our resort. We also have 20 Thai style bungalows built among the towering palm trees of a lush, decades old coconut plantation, plus a beachfront restaurant (with free internet), and lots of sporting and recreational equipment for your enjoyment.
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Our father, Khun Somchai Sudhidhanakul – also known as Mr. Sunshine – founded the resort 18 seasons ago, but since suffering a stroke back in 2009 he has handed over the responsibility of running the resort to his children. Lucky for him there are 8 of us: Yodchai, Yodying, Christian, Pueng, Kwan, Sai, Jom Jam, and Pom Paem. We think of it as Episode II : Season 2.
The island of Koh Mak is owned by a small group of families (of which our family is one), all of whom work together to ensure that development on the island proceeds in a sustainable way. On Koh Mak we follow the ideals of ecotourism, and so instead of jet-skis, nightclubs and traffic jams, you'll find biking trails, diving schools and other worthwhile tourism operations. Ours is an unspoiled island that has maintained its natural charm and beauty, and we welcome you to enjoy this beauty with us.
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We don't provide any phone or fax service, but our complimentary WiFi internet access will let you keep in touch with friends and family back home. Almost all mobile phones will work on the island as all the major Thai mobile operators (AIS, DTAC, True Move) have networks here, so staying connected is never a problem.
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The Future of Ao Kao: Permaculture
The island of Koh Mak is a small island with unspoiled natural charm and beauty and we are working to ensure that development on the island proceeds in a sustainable manner. On Koh Mak we follow the ideals of ecotourism, and so instead of jet-skis, nightclubs and traffic jams, you'll find biking trails, diving schools and other ecologically friendly tourism operations. Ao Kao is leading the way toward a sustainable island culture by focusing our efforts on expanding our resort using a permaculture framework. By working with nature rather than against it, we believe we can reduce our environmental impact while providing a sustainable flow of locally grown food and other agricultural products. As humans, we all must do what we can to reduce our impact on the natural world, and at Ao Kao we are pushing to develop systems that not only reduce our environmental impact and carbon footprint, but actually begin to reverse it to enhance the beauty and viability of the land around us.
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Permaculture is a methodology and philosophy for designing and maintaining cultivated ecosystems for the benefit of the earth, its inhabitants, and future generations. The term permacultuer, coined by the developers of the system, Bill Mollison and David Holmgren, originally meant "permanent agriculture" but has come to mean "Permanent culture." The idea behind permaculture is to work with nature rather than against it and play to its natural ability for self-sustainment while providing both food and cottage industries for the people who live on and work with the land. As opposed to single-crop systems of agriculture, permaculture strives to observe nature's cycles, rhythms, and patterns and utilize them by planting a diversity of species to form resilient, self-sustaining, low-maintenance food forests and gardens that yield a wealth of different foods, herbs, and other useful agricultural products. By growing food locally, we can substantially reduce the amount of energy expended importing goods onto the island while positively benifiting the health of our local ecosystem. In addition, we aim to plug energy leaks in the system by eliminating waste products and leaving the earth and topsoil richer with each passing year.
Ao Kao is leading the way to a sustainable future by integrating permaculture design principles into our future planned expansions and upgrading our current structures to be more environmentally friendly whenever possible. To read more about our future plans, take a look at our permaculture site survey performed by our friends at Permaville.org. To learn more about the history and philosophy of permaculture, you can check out the Wikipedia page on permaculture.
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:Hello. :Am I only one, or is anyone else seeing this problem too? :I don't remember when, but running `make buildworld' in vkernel stopped :working a few months ago. It always fails while it's building gcc4.4 :in _gcc44_tools. I managed to narrow down to an awk script in gcc producing :inconsistent output, here's the script which can reproduce the behavior:
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Harper Government strengthening community infrastructure in the Sudbury region
Sudbury, Ontario, January 9, 2013 — Across Northern Ontario, community and cultural centres, hockey rinks, swimming pools, and other community projects will soon begin repair and rehabilitation work thanks to support from the Harper Government's Community Infrastructure Improvement Fund (CIIF). The Honourable Tony Clement, Minister for FedNor, was in Sudbury today to announce 14 local projects that will benefit from the Fund (see attached backgrounder).
"Our Government is focused on what matters to Canadians – creating jobs and growth," said Minister Clement. "Through the Community Infrastructure Improvement Program, the Harper Government continues to support communities across the country."
In Economic Action Plan 2012, the Harper Government announced further support to help communities across the country modernize their infrastructure. The Plan identified $150 million over two years for the Fund to support projects that look to improve existing community infrastructure, such as community centres, recreational buildings, local arenas, cultural and other community facilities.
Minister Clement was joined by local community and business leaders at the Vale Living with Lakes Centre to announce $576,577 in CIIF funding for 14 Sudbury projects.
"Today's announcement will help ensure that the residents of Sudbury continue to have access to high-quality community and recreational facilities," added Mayor Marianne Matichuk, City of Greater Sudbury. "Thanks to these investments, through the Community Infrastructure Improvement Fund, community assets will continue to meet the long-term needs of the people and businesses across the region."
The Fund supports, on a cost-shared basis, repairs and improvements to existing community infrastructure that is accessible for use by the public. Recipients of the Fund may receive contributions of up to $1 million and must leverage a minimum of 50 percent of funding from other sources. The Government of Canada's contribution to recipients is contingent on the successful execution of a contribution agreement. Please see the backgrounder for more information on CIIF.
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It could take the term "mystery meat" to a whole new level. A researcher in the Netherlands is growing meat from stem cells that he hopes may someday upend the traditional meat-raising industries, from cattle ranching to pig farming. Mark Post has developed a method to grow stems cells taken from cattle to replicate meat. […] [Read More]


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Readers of The Tyee, an investigative local news site in British Columbia, care about journalism so much they donated $36,000 to create two fellowships: one for investigations and one for "solutions" reporting. "The goal of each is to educate and engage citizens in thinking through our shared future," Tyee founding editor David Beers writes on the site.
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At a signing ceremony for the Freedom of Press Act, it is ironic and shameful that Obama could not bring himself to identify the killers who beheaded the man who fearlessly reported on the jihadist terrorists. Obama had this to say:
All around the world there are enormously courageous journalists and bloggers who, at great risk to themselves, are trying to shine a light on the critical issues that the people of their country face; who are the frontlines against tyranny and oppression. And obviously the loss of Daniel Pearl was one of those moments that captured the world's imagination because it reminded us of how valuable a free press is, and it reminded us that there are those who would go to any length in order to silence journalists around the world.
If you didn't know already, you'd never figure out that he was talking about the Islamic fundamentalists who butchered Pearl. Obama then pronounced:
What this act does is it sends a strong message from the United States government and from the State Department that we are paying attention to how other governments are operating when it comes to the press. It has the State Department each year chronicling how press freedom is operating as one component of our human rights assessment, but it also looks at countries that are — governments that are specifically condoning or facilitating this kind of press repression, singles them out and subjects them to the gaze of world opinion in ways that I think are extraordinarily important.
Oftentimes without this kind of attention, countries and governments feel that they can operate against the press with impunity. And we want to send a message that they can't.
But of course they can and do, safe in the knowledge that they will pay no price so long as this administration is in power. Has Obama done anything about the suppression of media critics in Egypt (other than prepare a lucrative financial package for the Egyptian government)? Has Obama made this a priority with any thugocracy? No. And when signing a bill in the name of someone who elevated and personified the freedom of expression, Obama at least could have departed from his campaign to delete the name of our enemies from the public lexicon.


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GMC Appoints New Director of Athletics
Green Mountain College is pleased to welcome Marybeth S. Lennox as the College's new athletic director. She will take up her duties in early March.
"Marybeth is a seasoned professional who brings a rare blend of coaching and administrative experience to the College," said Green Mountain College President Paul Fonteyn. "We're very pleased we could lure her back north to continue our proud athletic traditions here at GMC." more...
Author of Best Selling World Without Us Named MSES Scholar in Residence
Green Mountain College is please to announce that Alan Weisman, author of the recent New York Times bestseller The World Without Us, is the 2009 Scholar in Residence for the MSES program.
Weisman's most recent book, The World Without Us, poses a puzzling question: What would the earth look like devoid of humans? A cadre of experts - from engineers, atmospheric scientists and art conservators to zoologists, oil refiners and religious leaders - weigh in on that question in a narrative that "ultimately drives toward a radical but persuasive solution that doesn't depend on our demise." Since its publication in 2007 The World Without Us has been translated into 30 languages. It was named the Best Nonfiction Book of 2007 by both Time Magazine and Entertainment Weekly and was a finalist for the National Book Critics Circle Award in non-fiction.
Weisman will be on campus for the 2009 fall residency. He will give a public talk as well as meet with students and participate in activities and field trips.
Climate, Energy and Communities: A Community Conversation with Climate Scientist Dr. Alan Betts
This spring, Green Mountain College will produce a plan to meet its obligation under the American College and University Presidents Climate Commitment to become climate neutral. The Campus Sustainability Council (CSC), which will be leading this effort, is inviting all members of the GMC community to be involved in the process.
To that end, CSC is hosting a community conversation with Vermonts leading carbon researcher Dr. Alan Betts on Wednesday, February 25 from 3-5 p.m. in the Gorge. Dr. Betts will provide an overview of the latest science on climate change and discuss what climate neutrality means for an organization like GMC. Community members will have the opportunity to ask questions and provide input on this important topic.
Dr. Betts is the founder of the Atmospheric Research in Pittsford, a Fellow of the American Meteorological Society and the American Geophysical Union, and past-president of the Vermont Academy of Science and Engineering. He is a frequent speaker on climate change issues around the state, serving on two of the working groups of the Governors Climate Change Commission.
As one of the original signatories of the Presidents Climate Commitment in 2007, GMC is committed to reducing greenhouse gases on campus and integrating sustainability into the curriculum. At the time of the singing, GMC had already made significant progress towards the latter goal through its Environmental Liberal Arts (ELA) program. Last year, GMC published its greenhouse gas inventory and took steps to reduce its carbon footprint by moving ahead with plans for a new wood-fired plant which will use local, sustainable resources for heating the campus. An associated co-generation component will produce 20% of the Colleges electricity, bringing GMC several steps closer to the goal of climate neutrality.
Final Black History Month Event this Week
The final event in a series celebrating Black History Month is a presentation from Prof. John Nassivera and student Shawn Henry titled "Germany's Black Holocaust 1890-1945." It has been rescheduled to Wednesday, February 25 at 7 p.m. in the East Room.
GMC Students to Lobby for Action on Global Warming
At the end of February, tens of thousands of college students from across the country will descend on Washington D.C. to demand bold action on global warming and clean energy.
Seventy plus GMC students plan to be among the crowds gathered for Powershift 2009, a student conference from February 27 - March 2. Students will be networking with politicians and attending training sessions from leaders including Al Gore, Van Jones, Kofi Annan and Vandana Shiva.
It costs about $100 to send one student to the conference, including travel and lodging, or about $7,000 to send 70 students. Members of the GMC community are invited to sponsor one or more students or to make donations to the cause.
Contact Christina-Alexa Liakos, Club Activism Coordinator, for more information or to make a contribution.
China Legal Researcher to Host Lecture at GMC
Today, a legal researcher from Peking University will visit GMC for a lecture focused on China and Tibet. The talk by Zhang Siyu, titled "Environmental Issues in China and Tibet and the Role of the Environmental NGO," is at 4:30 p.m. in Terrace 124. The event is sponsored by GMC's pre-law program and the Green Mountain College Speaker's Bureau.
Concordia Professor to Open Exhibit at Feick Arts Center
The West African country of Niger serves as inspiration for a new exhibit opening at Green Mountain Colleges Feick Fine Arts Center March 2.
Balepate features mixed media imagery from artist Gretchen Beck, chair of the art department at Concordia University in Irvine, Cal. An artist reception will be held March 5 from 4 6 p.m. in the Feick Fine Arts Center. It is free and open to the public. Refreshments will be served. more...
Food in Rural China Focus of Upcoming Talk
On Friday, February 27, Prof. Ellen Oxfeld, a professor of anthropology from Middlebury College, visits GMC for a talk titled The Culture of Food in Rural China. The presentation begins at 4 p.m. in Terrace 124.
Oxfeld earned her Ph.D. in social anthropology from Harvard University and has been teaching at Middlebury since 1985. For one year in the mid- 1990s she lived in a small village in China and researched changes in the Chinese systems of morality, status and honor over the past thirty years. She is in the process of turning this research into a book, which will focus on the way people resolve moral dilemmas in different areas of action, such as family, economics, politics, and religion.
Feminist Fair & Art Show Seeking Submissions
Clubs, classes and individuals are invited to contribute displays to Green Mountain Colleges annual Feminist Fair, to be held on March 19 in Withey Hall. Set-up begins at 10 a.m. and the fair will continue until 2 p.m. Displays on women, gender and sexuality-related topics are welcome.
Submissions are also being accepted for an art show focused on gender and sexuality. The show will be on March 20 in the Coffee House, and all media are accepted. Submit art to Miles Cleary by March 14.
For more information about the feminist fair or art show contact Miles Cleary or Kate Thomas.
Prof. Steve Letendre (management & environmental studies) was a featured expert in a recent episode of Emerging Science, a new series airing on Vermont Public Television that takes a close look at Vermonters at the frontiers of science. The February 17th episode investigated the challenges of continued dependence on gasoline vehicles in the face of climate change and declining oil reserves. Steve spoke about transportation alternatives including electric vehicles and an emerging concept known as vehicle-to-grid, then answered viewer questions in an Emerging Science chatroom while the program aired.
I believe we are really at the beginning phase of this transition to electric drive transportation for our vehicles and were seeing that today with the hybrid electric vehicles which are very popular here in Vermont, Steve commented.
Research in 2007 by Dr. Richard Watts, research director of the University of Vermont Transportation Center, and Letendre shows that the Vermont electricity grid can handle 50,000 plug-ins without any changes to the existing system. The number rises to more than 100,000 if people recharge the cars at night. Click here to listen to part of Steves interview.


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Mary Jane Burchette Johnson, age 86, passed peacefully to her heavenly reward surrounded by her family on November 15 in Johnson City, TN.
She was born on February 2, 1925, to James and Flora Burchette of Marion, Virginia. From an early age, she was nurtured and reared in the Christian faith and was baptized by Rev. William Hugh Carter of Marion Baptist Church.
She was an excellent scholar and developed a love for reading that continued throughout her life. She graduated with Beta Club honors from Marion High School in June of 1942. For the next year of her life, she worked to earn money so that she could fulfill her dream of becoming a nurse. In September 1946, she graduated from the Virginia Baptist Hospital Training School for Nurses in Lynchburg, Virginia. She loved her time as a surgical nurse and as an obstetrics nurse. She spoke proudly of being among those chosen to travel to Philadelphia to study Sister Kenny's treatment for polio.
After graduation, she returned to Marion to work as a nurse at Lee Memorial Hospital where, in 1947, she met the love of her life, Garland Aaron Johnson. They were married in June of 1949 and celebrated 50 years together until Garland's passing in 1999.
In 1950, the couple moved to Johnson City, Tennessee, where they reared their family. While bringing up three girls, Mary Jane found fulfillment as their leader in the Girl Scouts of America. Mary Jane loved her flower and vegetable gardens. She was a skilled seamstress and did beautiful embroidery work. She was an accomplished artist and a great cook known especially for her tasty biscuits.
She was an active and faithful member of Our Saviour Lutheran Church, where she happily maintained the Cradle Roll duties for years and also taught Sunday School. She and Garland were pillars of their church for many years, giving freely of their time and talents. She was president of Our Saviour's Prime Timers and a member of the North Johnson City Optimist Club.
She never lost her love for nursing and continued throughout her life to minister to the sick at Johnson City Memorial Hospital. She later retired from the Johnson City Medical Center.
She leaves to mourn her passing and celebrate her life her daughters, Deborah (Steve) Mayberry, of Knoxville, Pamela (Randy) Johnson, of Jonesborough, and Beth (Jeff) Anderson of Johnson City; her brothers, James (Etholeen) Burchette, of Newport, TN, and Herbert (Jayne) Burchette, of Anderson, SC; her grandchildren, Todd (Tatum) Mayberry, of San Antonio, TX, Blake (Karen) Mayberry, of Greenville, SC, Erin Johnson, of Johnson City, Anna Johnson, of Jonesborough, and Olivia Anderson, of Johnson City; and several nieces and nephews.
Services will be held on Thursday, November 17, 2011, at Our Saviour Lutheran Church in Johnson City, TN, with The Reverend James Nipper officiating.
The family will receive friends at the church from noon until the service hour of 2:00 PM.
Interment will follow at the Washington County Memory Gardens.
In lieu of flowers, memorial gifts may be made to Our Saviour Lutheran Church, 212 Sunset Drive, Johnson City, TN; or East Tennessee State University College of Nursing, ℅ The ETSU Foundation, PO Box 70721, Johnson City, TN 37614; or Milligan College Area of Nursing, PO Box 500, Milligan College, TN 37682.
The family would like to express our appreciation to the staff of Pine Oaks Assisted Living, Franklin Woods Hospital and her caregivers, Ann Emory and the staff of Home Instead Senior Care.
Appalachian Funeral Home is serving the family.


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In trueSatoru Iwata fashion, the President of Nintendo unboxes the Wii U video game console for all to see.
"Perhaps we can call it an official pre-release unboxing ceremony," Iwata humorously commented.
In the video, which was released through Nintendo Direct, Iwata takes the Wii U Deluxe out of its retail box one piece at a time, allowing would-be Wii U owners to see exactly what they will get when they pick up their own Wii U consoles once it becomes available on November 18.
"It feels like I'm a host on a shopping channel," the Nintendo President said during the video as he exhibited all of the Wii U Deluxe's contents.
The standard Wii U system retails for $299.99 and comes with the whiteWii U console with an 8GB HDD, a Wii U GamePad controller, anHDMI Cable, Sensor Bar, and 2 AC Adaptors (one each for the console and GamePad). The deluxe system retails for $349.99 and comes with a black 32GB version of the console, all off the aforementioned accessories and plugs, aWii U GamePad cradle, a Wii U console vertical stand, and the Nintendo Landvideo game.


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Happy Baking!
Wednesday, November 24, 2010
Happy Baking!
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This book purports to be the journal of a two-week raft trip down the Colorado River through the bottom of the Grand Canyon. In addition to a superb account of the river journey as a wilderness adventure, the book records a series of conversations between scientists and nonscientists that range over the physical, natural, and social sciences. This book inspires me because it shows a natural connection between outdoor adventure and science as a natural response to looking at the world and asking "Why?" This book is no longer in print, but the author has created a beautiful on-line, multimedia version that combines his text with photographs and sound files from Leonard Thurman's Grand Canyon River Running web pages. The on-line book can be accessed at http://williamcalvin.com/bk3/
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5 Customer Reviews
By: Wendy G.
Cute in fashion, a little less cute in function
I would give this bag 3.5 stars if that were possible.
This bag is so cute. I get so many compliments on it - especially from women who are looking for a cute laptop bag. I also like that I can slide it onto my rollerbag when I am traveling.
However, functionally, it could use some improvements.
1. The front flap only closes by velcro, so if the bag is very full it isn't securely closed. And when you hold it by the top handle, the flap can come open.
2. The metal strap length adjuster does not have teeth or anyway to grip the strap. So when I carry something heavy (like a macbook pro), the strap always slides back to the longest length and hits my legs when I am walking.
3. The side pockets are so narrow they aren't functional.
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Use it everyday for my college needs, couldn't have asked for a better bag. Get so many compliments!
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I can not wait for this bag to be released! I want to order it NOW! I just know it will be the best bag to suit my business needs!


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Our favourite doomed operatic parties
5 December 2014
Curses, seduction and murder – why are operatic parties always doomed to end in tears?
Anna Nicole Musical Highlight: The PARTAY! Scene
11 September 2014
With its lavish hedonism, Anna Nicole makes the soirées in La traviata and La bohème look like a teddy bears' picnic.
Opera Essentials: Anna Nicole
25 August 2014
Our guide to Mark-Anthony Turnage's sensational 2011 opera.
Laughing in the face of tragedy: Black comedy in opera
21 August 2014
Anna Nicole is just the tip of an iceberg – operas have long come with a sharp edge.
Anna Nicole Musical Highlight: Daniel's Drug Ballad
15 August 2014
A short solo listing the drugs taken by Anna Nicole Smith's son distills the emotional essence of a tragic tale.
Opera's Russian Dolls: the opera-within-an-opera
27 June 2014
Composers from Purcell to Turnage bring the audience onstage by writing them into the music.
Operageddon: Musings on the end of the world
24 June 2014
Opera has always flirted with catastrophic events. We look at how opera composers and directors have faced the apocalypse.
Watch: Cast and creative team on Anna Nicole - 'It's a mirror for our society'
6 June 2014
Go behind the scenes with Antonio Pappano, Eva-Maria Westbroek, Mark-Anthony Turnage and Richard Thomas.
Operatic Pacifism
30 January 2014
In preparation for English Touring Opera's production of King Priam, we look at how pacifist ideals have influenced opera in the last century.
The operas of Mark-Anthony Turnage
18 October 2013
Before the staging of Greek, a look at the audacious, candid and engrossing output of an 'operatic enfant terrible'.


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Calicut University Results 2014 for B.Tech, MBA, MCA & BCA Exam
Calicut University Results 2014 for B.Tech, MBA, MCA & BCA Exam
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For getting the University of Calicut Examination Results you have to open the website mentioned above. Then you should have to enter the necessary details like at first select exam name & then type registration number of your examination. Then submit these details of exam and wait for few seconds for result.
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Enjoy this 37 inch TV in your backyard
With temperatures beginning to rise, backyard pool and barbecue parties are slowly becoming quite popular. With the MLB season going on, wouldn't be great to have a large screen TV showing your favorite matches at your backyard party? I bet it would!
When it comes to buying a TV for outdoor use there are quite a few specifications which you would have to look into. One of the primary specifications that you would have to look into would be the dynamic contrast as well as the absolute brightness. Most LCD and LED TVs struggle to display content in the presence of sunlight. This is primarily due to their lack in dynamic contrast and brightness. A few manufacturers such as LG and Panasonic have incorporated high contrasts which enable their TV's to be easily viewed in bright daylight conditions. The LG LD340 37 TV 1080p LCD TV is one of those TV's which quite good even in sunlight conditions.
This LG full HDTV features a dynamic contrast of about 60000:1 and a brightness level of about 400cd/m2. This ensures that daytime outdoor viewing is as good as indoor viewing. In addition to that the LG LD340 features a full HD (1920*1080) 37 inch screen which will ensure all your HD sports channels and movies are now downscaled. The low response time of about 4 ms ensures that the "ghosting effect" is eliminated. The low response time of 4 ms makes this TV great for gaming as well. The viewing angle of 178 degrees makes for a good viewing experience.
In addition to getting a TV you would also need an outdoor TV enclosure with console to keep your TV protected when being used outdoors. The LCD Guardian TV enclosures are great to keep your TV protected. The enclosure is waterproof and it features cooling fans to keep temperatures low within the enclosure. It comes with an easy to use LCD mounting bracket to connect your TV. Lastly the powder coated steel construction makes it durable and weather proof. So watch your favorite movies or sports with this TV and enclosure.


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With clear blue skies and the sun shining brightly........
Wouldn't it be a nice day to spend at the beach? ;)
Come on.....
Let Vonvon take you To The Beach with her dear MAC (tote)! :D
It's made of a sturdy cream-colored thick cotton material with prints of coral on one side (pic above) and a seashell on the other (pic below) in orangey-coral color. The bottom of the bag is strengthened with a vinyl-like material in similar orangey-coral color.
It has 2 carry-on handles which are made of a thick twisted cord, and it has a flap wrapped around the cord on top to make it easier for our hands to carry.
Hang it around your wrist with MAC Thrills lipstick stored inside (perhaps?) while you take a stroll along the beach...... ;)
Look how it dwarfed my Dell Purple Passion netbook!!!
I took my beloved MAC (tote) out yesterday on its inaugural outing....to the mall, duhh!!! But not To The Beach! ;)
Well, she still needs some training in photography! ;)
I did green eyes (inspired by Sweet & Punchy eyeshadow; substituted with Rated "R" eyeshadow) with coral blush and orange lips (trying to find a close dupe to Thrills lipstick, but nothing close....so decided on orange). Detailed description of this look in the next post.
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There are reports Alexander Merkel will be out for up to six weeks with a sprained knee, adding to Milan's midfield injury crisis.
The German midfielder limped off during the 3-1 Coppa Italia quarter-final victory against Lazio this week.
It's suggested tests have shown a nasty sprain that will sideline the player for 30-40 days.
This would be a particularly bad blow for the Rossoneri, as Merkel was recalled on loan from Genoa – who co-own the player – to help assuage their injury crisis.
Alberto Aquilani, Kevin-Prince Boateng and Mathieu Flamini are all out for around a month, while it is not clear when Gennaro Gattuso will recover from an eye condition.
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The Layer Up Fashion Challenge Round Up! can be found over at Casual Chic Kiki. Go check out those stylish ladies.
Monday, February 13, 2012
The Layer Up Fashion Challenge Round Up! can be found over at Casual Chic Kiki. Go check out those stylish ladies.
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that cardigan is awesome! I love the ruffle detail!ReplyDelete
and yes, totally agree, we all need a break once in a while! No reason to feel guilty!
OMGosh Megan, I absolutely LOVE this look on you. The colors go so well with each other and I love the length and the ruffled collar of the cardigan. Great look! Take it easy too, girl! Reward yourself for the to-do's you got done by resting.ReplyDelete
I love that Cardi! Such a beautiful color!ReplyDelete
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Life is crazy and wonderful, that is right! Love the cardigan and glad you're getting some needed downtime! It's a good thing!ReplyDelete
Such a great cardigan! And I love the color combination you're sporting today - berry and navy is beautiful. Life does get crazy and busy sometimes, but we all need those days just to be lazy. Good for you!ReplyDelete
What a great cardigan! The color is beautiful paired with the pants. Good for you taking it easy today. Getting burnt out definitely happens fast if you don't take time to rest :)ReplyDelete
The cowl and the detail on the cardigan are so pretty together!ReplyDelete
Your hair color is looking awesome in these pictures. I liked Catfish!ReplyDelete
As this outfit shows, you are the most interesting, original and complex person I know. The more I learn about you, the more fascinated I become.ReplyDelete
You look beautiful. I think you are one of the most beautiful women I hae ever seen. I love that you are unique and very original. I agree with Shybiker!ReplyDelete
(Your smile reminds me of the Mona Lisa, and I mean that as an honest compliment.)
I think there is a rule - the more productive you get, the more productive you believe your are going to be... but the more productive you believe you are going to be, the less productive you actually are. Currently crashing out on the couch. Glad you got some productivity in before the crash!ReplyDelete
I feel you on the burn out. I've had a headache for weeks and it finally got me with a migraine last week.ReplyDelete
I love this look. So pretty! That sweater is amazing! As are those pants.:)
I'm always happy to see Willi Smith's name!ReplyDelete
Love this long layered look on you, Megan! That cardigan goes so well with the cowl neck.ReplyDelete
Glad you liked Catfish and Encounters (isn't it odd and...wonderful?). Rest up, recharge your batteries.
Oops, what a crazy week it was - forgot to send her my outfit - oh well.ReplyDelete
I love your pink hair - it goes perfectly with this cardi :)
Ahh! Something so erudite about this outfit! Like you're a young enigmatic professor on her way to another lecture :DReplyDelete
I am all kinds of crazy about the color/length of that cardigan! And I love it paired with the blue on the cowel neck, too.ReplyDelete
I hope you enjoyed your less hectic day...sometimes, you just need to listen to that inner voice that tells you to take it down a notch :)
love those colors togetherReplyDelete


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Jersey Shore
Jersey Shore Season 6 Spoiler: Is The Situation Ready to Settle Down?
Fans of Jersey Shore know that The Situation has had an adorable on-again, off-again relationship with Seaside local Paula. The pair have been hooking up ever since The Sitch first came to the Shore house, and he readily admits that she is his favorite smush partner. However, now that the cast is maturing and The Situation is committed to sobriety, maybe he is ready to settle down with Paula?
Warning: this post may contain spoilers about Season 6. Read spoilers at your own risk! For more on Wetpaint Entertainment's philosophy on spoilers, click here.
According to one fan in Seaside Heights, Mike is looking to make things official.
"I just saw The Situation ask Paula to officially be his girlfriend," a fan tweeted earlier this week. According to the fan, she heard Mike say this to Paula while the cast was eating at Rivoli's.
There's no word on what Paula's response was, but just the fact that Mike is ready to settle down with her speaks volumes of his own personal growth. The reality star has only had short-lived romances with women ever since he appeared on the show. (His most recently reported "fling" was with a model back in April.) Before that, Mike has admitted that he hasn't had many long-term relationships.
Could Paula really be The One for Mike?
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