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NORTHBRIDGE, Mass. – The decision to close Aubuchon Hardware on Church Street "was all around sales,'' said Steve Gasco, vice president of human resources for the company.
"Aubuchon Hardware has been part of the community in Northbridge for 70 years, and the decision to close wasn't made lightly,'' Gasco said.
The company first looked for a better location with space to expand, but was unsuccessful, he said.
Poor sales - quite possibly worsened when a Walmart Supercenter opened about a mile away - forced the decision. "Any kind of box store will push business out of town,'' Gasco said.
The store's four employees, including manager June Stanovich and assistant manager Dennis Stanovich, have been offered positions at other Aubuchon locations in Webster, Mass. and Putnam, Conn.
Aubuchon is a chain of about 120 hardware stores in New England and New York. Its Chelmsford store is also closing at the end of this year when a lease on its building expires, Gasco said.
The Aubuchon family owns the Whitinsville building and has listed it for sale with Realtor Marty Greene.
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Jon Jones vs. Rashad Evans Official For UFC 145 In Atlanta
The light-heavyweight grudge match that fans have been clamoring for has been booked and made official.
Jon Jones and Rashad Evans was confirmed by UFC officials late last night and the two will now get to settle their year-long grudge.
UFC 145 is set to go down from Atlanta's Phillips Arena on April 21, in the main event light-heavyweight champion Jon Jones will attempt to defend his UFC title against bitter rival Rashad Evans.
The two former teammates have been feuding since Jones spoke up publicly about his willingness to fight Evans should the UFC propose. This statement broke their prior agreement that being teammates they would never fight.
Evans has long been the number-one contender in the division, but over the course of the last two-years has missed opportunity after opportunity to fight for the title due to injury. He is now healthy and has medical clearance.
Evans last saw action in the five-round main event of the UFC on FOX 2 card against the previously unbeaten Phil Davis. In the bout he decisively outpointed the wrestling standout to earn a shot at the title held by Jones. Evans is a former champion who lost his title to Lyoto Machida back at UFC 98 in 2009. To date the Machida loss is the only blemish on his record.
Jones has been unstoppable his entire MMA career. He initially won the title against Mauricio "Shogun" Rua at UFC 128 in March of last year and has since defended it successfully two-times, most recently against the only man to beat Evans, Lyoto Machida.
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This will be funny when they start talking, ego vs. ego. But I don't know why people think Jones is going to beat Rashad easily. This will be Jones's toughest fight.
JJ toughest fight is the machida fight
This will be Evan's toughest fight. He isn't scared of Evans.
Jon Jones by elbow bashing… Second round
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theres not a guy in the whole UFC not Dos Santos not Silva not GSP that could beat Jon Jones he's the best fighter ever no one will beat this man not for a long long time.
now you just sound dumb. there are plenty of HW's that would manhandle jon jones. he wouldnt know what to do with a size/reach disadvantage. dont get my wrong, im not a jones hater. one of my favorite fighters actaully. hes entertaining, brings it every time, and isnt cocky at all but confident. but your blowin him way too hard. he has so so so much more to accomplish before you could even think of having him in the league of best fighters ever
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There are so many projects I want to do like quilts, seaglass and driftwood sculpture, seaglass mobiles, scenes I want to paint on canvas, driftwood, and salvaged boards, seashell jewelry, pottery from the clay on my little beach (did this before and it is a wonderful thing), sketching, visiting Boothbay Harbor, trying out the new Thai restaurant, and visiting friends. My mind is always reeling at a hundred miles an hour but, unfortunately there are just so many hours in one day. Need to downsize a bit more so I can start fitting in the most important things in life.
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I met Keith in 2010 when I was having my two day art show along with 7 other artists at my big old barn in Phippsburg (which has since become the Barn Gallery). He had a giant camera with him and asked me if I minded if he took some pictures. Keith is not only a professional photographer, but a freelance photo journalist and reporter as well.
Keith Spiro was a member of the Board of Directors of Five Rivers Arts when we met. I joined immediately and asked him to show at the gallery in 2011, which he did. He has become one of the best advocates the barn gallery could have.
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Keith is here again in 2012. He is our featured artist from August 12 to August 18, 2012. His photography will be offered for an additional week or two following the featured week. To learn more about Keith Spiro Photography read his bio on his barn gallery page or visit his website at KeithSpiroPhotography.com.
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Changes to standards, however small, are time-consuming for the Board and burdensome for others. The IASB has adopted the Annual Improvements process to deal efficiently with a collection of narrow scope amendments to IFRSs even though the amendments are unrelated. The IFRS Interpretations Committee reviews the proposed amendments within the annual improvements process and makes recommendations to the IASB before they are issued.
Each year the IASB discusses and decides upon proposed improvements to IFRSs as they have arisen throughout the year. Issues dealt with in this process arise from matters raised by the IFRS Interpretations Committee and suggestions from staff or practitioners, and focus on areas of inconsistency in IFRSs or where clarification of wording is required. Annual Improvements follow the same due process as other amendments to IFRSs except that unrelated amendments can be exposed together, rather than separately. The exposure draft for Annual Improvements is normally published for comment for 90 days; this is shorter than the normal comment period for an exposure draft (120 days), reflecting the nature of Annual Improvements, i.e. they are clarifying or correcting in nature, and do not propose new principles or changes to existing ones.
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This listing has "historic district" written all over it: 148-year-old Charleston single with double piazza, 10-foot ceilings, six fireplaces and multiple bedrooms.
Sure enough, the 124 Mary St. house can claim its setting as a place of heritage. But in this case, the spot rests east of the Cooper rather than on the peninsula.
"This is a rare opportunity to own one of Charleston's grand estates, in the heart of the Old Village," says Shawn Pillion, Realtor with ChuckTown Homes and listing agent. The three-story residence, covering 5,689 square feet, lists for $1,795,000.
"Houses like this don't become available very often," he says in the brokerage's informational write-up about 124 Mary St.
Built circa 1865, the house clearly sports the proper historic pedigree. A six-month restoration enhances all its 19th century charm, from refinished first level floors to showcased twin balconies. At the same time, the renovation brought the property up-to-date. Fixtures include high-end kitchen appliances; heated marble floors and glass shower in the fully redone master bedroom; and a swimming pool alongside the 68-year-old carriage house out back.
Pillion says the house would be geared to a family that's looking outside of downtown Charleston.
"I think most people (interested in the house) want to live out here," he says. Being in the Old Village, it's "more of a neighborhood feeling."
The Mount Pleasant residence stands as an undoubtedly beautiful historic home, Pillion says, adding in the write-up that it possesses "the simplicity of yesteryear and a renovation beyond expectation."
Quite large, 124 Mary St. showcases six bedrooms and six baths scattered throughout the three levels.
"This gracious 1865 Charleston single has been completely restored and artfully updated to reflect grand scale entertaining and modern family living," Pillion notes in his informational report.
The Realtor highlighted scores of features about the "grand" home. Along with piazzas on the first and second floors, the property counts a finished basement with fireplace. The refinished hardwood floors cover the three levels of living space.
What Pillion calls a "monumental" master suite underwent a complete overhaul, opening it up for modern living. The new master bath shows off "all the modern luxuries" from the tile floors to a soaking tub.
Pillion cited the precision that went into the restoration. Priot to the work, the first floor hardwoods weren't in the best shape. One place in the main hallway, "you could see to the basement," he says.
Another perk for 124 Mary St. involves the small town-like location within Mount Pleasant's iconic Old Village.
According to Pillion, "Mary Street embellishes all the luxuries of the Old Village lifestyle – jog to Sullivan's Island, grab a soda on Pitt Street, walk to Shem Creek restaurants and children can bike to school."
The property, he says, serves as "an alternative to downtown. There's a history through it."
The residence sits on the upper reaches of relatively short Mary Street. Heading north and east, take Coleman Boulevard in Mount Pleasant across Shem Creek and bear right on Whilden Street. Take the first right on Hibben Street, then turn right on Bennett Street. Make the first left on Mary Street. Ahead on the right is 124 Mary St.
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This exciting two-year program is designed for motivated high school students with good academic and attendance records who wish to get a jump start on college. Students must also possess the readiness for and commitment to rigorous college coursework. While still in high school, students can complete up to 35 semester hours of lower division general education coursework. Just as high schools have specific requirements for graduation, colleges and universities likewise have requirements, referred to as general education courses, which all students are required to complete. Because students will have completed the general education requirements, they won't have to repeat these classes and may enter the university as a sophomore. If a student chooses to remain in the program for one year beyond high school, they will complete their Associates Degree and can enter the university as a junior and gain admittance into their specific major (assuming all other requirements have been met).
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Never ever again! Way too loud. Server had to shout specials. Could not talk to people at my table. Food was bland. Crab cakes came in a soup like broth and tasted terrible. Never offered beverages. Waste. Big waste.
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One of my favorite restaurants in Philly! This cozy, charming little place has friendly, enthusiastic and accommodating waitstaff to get you excited for authentic Italian dishes. Pretty much anything you order is going to be delicious but I personally recommend the mushroom crepes and gnocchi. Be warned that this BYOB doesn't even have soda and is cash only however there are small markets close by if you forget your beverages. Quick tip: they don't advertise it but they do a prix fixe special where you get 1 appetizer, 1 pasta dish, 1 meat/fish dish, dessert and bottled water for $35- a total steal for a ton of food!
Posted by Anonymous on 05/04/2011
I love this place! Everything I have had has been delicious I highly recommend the gnocchi, mussels, ossobuco, and the Orecchiette Alla Toscana. It is a mom and pop place nothing fancy and after you go a few times you are like family there. Anyone who gives this place a bad review does not have taste buds!!
Posted by Anonymous on 03/31/2011
Dryest veal cutlet of my life--that saying "shoe leather" comes to mind... disappointing chicken... mussles ok, but boring. Totally uninventive menu, poor execution... and the servers were rude and... just mean. Don't go. So many other worthwhile places to try.
Posted by J- on 03/02/2011
The food is great (whatever the gnocchi of the day is, you want it) and the staff is entertaining and helpful. Get to know Joe, the manager, and you're in for a treat—but woe to the person who asks him for cheese on a fish dish. A strict no-no to "real" Italians and a house rule (it's on the menu). You may eventually get your parmesan, but not without an earful first. Besides, why would you want something that hides the flavor of your fish?
Posted by Toniann on 04/15/2010
My friends & I went there on a saturday night total of 7 of us.. BYOB and everything on the menu was reasonably priced. The food was amazing, our waitor was entertaining.. we felt like we were in Italy with all the accents & atmosphere! Great night out in the city that didn't break the bank!
Posted by KC on 03/26/2010
We had a poor group experience here a while back, would absolutely not recommend it. The food was average, the host (owner?) obnoxious--he refused to give us parmesan for our seafood dishes because he claimed seafood and cheese don't mix!! Not worth the trip.


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Zilver PTX is First Drug-Eluting Peripheral Stent
Cook Medical's Zilver PTX drug-eluting peripheral stent is the first device of its kind on several fronts to go before FDA review. It is the first drug-eluting stent (DES) for peripheral leg vessels, the first self-expanding DES and the first DES that does not use a polymer to load and elute its drug.
The Zilver PTX Drug-Eluting Stent is intended to treat peripheral arterial disease (PAD) in the superficial femoral artery (SFA). The stent is seen by many experts as a major step forward in treatment options for patients with peripheral artery disease (PAD) in the SFA. Occlusions in the SFA are difficult to treat and frequently re-occlude.
Zilver PTX is made of nitinol, a shape memory metal alloy that will spring back into its original shape under axial, torsional and bending flexibility. Self-expanding stents are used in the SFA because of the need to torque and compress with the vessel.
The addition of the anti-tissue proliferation drug paclitaxel on the Zilver stent has shown promising results in clinical trials in lowering the usually high restenosis rates of SFA lesions.
Polymers used to load drugs and control drug elution on DES have been implicated as the culprit in late-stent thrombosis sometimes seen in coronary stents. Vendors have been researching ways to eliminate polymers, allowing DES to become a bare metal stent following full drug elution into the vessel wall. The Zilver PTX would be the first DES in the United States not to use polymer, which is seen by many interventional experts as the way of the future.
In order to supply as many physicians as possible with this new technology, Cook is making Zilver PTX available initially in 80 mm lengths in 6 mm and 7 mm diameters. The products indications for use also allow two Zilver PTX 80 mm stents to be overlapped to treat longer lesions up to 140 mm. The FDA approval also includes 40 mm and 60 mm lengths, which will be introduced to the U.S. early in 2013. Cook expects to receive regulatory approval for 120 mm length stents in both diameters next year.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) granted market clearance for for the stent in November 2012. The stent gained European CE mark approval in 2009. The device is being introduced to the U.S. market in a five-step process designed to make this technology available to as many patients as possible initially.
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Book - MS San Marco & MS Giorgio, Adriatica Venezia, 1964 Reg. No: HT 7957
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- Book issued by Adriatica Venezia, 1964. It is a travel information book for passengers travelling on the ships MS San Marco and MS Giorgio. It is part of a collection of 175 items of post-war ship memorabilia collected by John McKay. John began collecting shipping brochures as a boy through an interest in travel and later used some of the material in his professional capacity as a Geography and Social Studies teacher. He finally made a voyage himself in 1957-1958, to England to attend a scouting jamboree, although he ended up staying for 18 months. He remembers lots of Australians going over at that time, and references to Earls Court as 'Kangaroo Alley'.
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- 16 page, staple-bound booklet, folded in half once. Printed on white paper in Italian, French, English and German languages. The front cover features a brown background with a central illustration rendered in black, salmon and white. It has white and black text. Central page folds open to list fares and taxes.
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- Donation from Mr John McKay, 2003
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|Cover: ADRIATICA / VENEZIA / ADRIATICA / M/s SAN MARCO / M/s SAN GIORGIO / ITALIA - PIRAEUS - ISTANBUL / (Gr. B.) / Ed. 2/1964 / TARIFFE dal / TARIFS du / TARIFFS from / TARIFE ab / 15/3/1964 / GT 17 / Printed in Italy
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Abigale[6] "Abby" Lee Miller is the owner and a teacher of the Abby Lee Dance Company. She is known for her role on Dance Moms of often pushing her students to their breaking point. She started the Abby Lee Dance Company in 1980.
Early Years
Originally from Pittsburgh, Abby got her love for dance from her mother, Maryen Lorrain Miller, who is a 50-year member of Dance Masters of America. Maryen owned seven dance studios in Miami, Florida, prior to marrying George L. Miller of Pittsburgh and giving birth to Abby. Maryen taught classes all over the city before opening her main studio in Penn Hills.
Abby took classes at her mother's studio throughout her formative years. After traveling with her mother to several national dance conventions, she was inspired and captivated by the newest "dance craze" competitions. At age 13, she started her career as a dance choreographer, and proceeded to open the Abby Lee Dance Company at only 14 years old. Since her studio's opening in 1980, it is estimated that she has taught 3 to 4 thousand students throughout her career. Now known for her incredible dedication, discipline and passion, Abby is one of the most sought-after dance teachers in Pittsburgh, as she has turned out numerous professional dance stars.[7], including twelve featured on Broadway.[8]
In September 2013, Diane Pent, mother of Brandon Pent, used social media to support long-standing rumors that Abby was facing bankruptcy before the show.[9] In January 2014, TMZ reported that Abby had filed for bankruptcy in December 2010, finding herself in trouble due to previous real estate tax debts, and declining customer interest in her studio.[10]
In Dance Moms
Abby is a formidable, extremely strict teacher with high expectations for her students, and her harsh words have been known to bring many of her students to tears on an occasional basis. Abby has stated before that she "would rather be the one to make her students cry in her studio than have them break down and cry in an open-casting call in front of hundreds of other talented performers."[11] Despite the severe pressure she often applies to the girls, Abby still seeks to instill in her students a close sense of camaraderie between one another, and has noted "there has not been a single fight between the dancers on the show"[12], to the amazement of the show's crew.[13] Abby often gets emotional if she is very proud of a student, as when she watched Mackenzie grow as a dancer while rehearsing in the episode Brooke's Back; and elsewhere stating "what she most loves about teaching is seeing the joy on a student's face when they first achieve a goal or learn a new dance skill."[7]
Abby commonly fights with the mothers of her students, especially Christi Lukasiak, the mother of Chloe Lukasiak; both have stated openly that they cannot stand each other, their fighting extending even beyond the show's filming.[14] Abby also often gets into passionate fights with Kelly Hyland,a mother who was once a member of Abby's original batch of students when Abby was fourteen[15], but eventually quit in favor of cheerleading. Abby is frequently criticized by most of the moms for favoritism towards Maddie Ziegler, whose mother Melissa tends to ally herself with Abby, unlike the other dance moms. Abby additionally has a rivalry with Cathy Stein, formerly a dance mom at ALDC, who now runs the rival studio, Candy Apple's Dance Center. Abby and Cathy regularly taunt and mock each other on the show, although they have admitted to still being friends away from the cameras.
Abby is known for producing employable dancers and attempts to school the girls in behavior as well. She cares for the girls, defending herself from critics by saying she has served as part time guardian in raising thousands of her students, doing everything from driving them alone to competitions to nursing them when sick and tending their broken bones.[16] She also points out that "with ninety hours of footage filmed per week, edited down to forty minutes often of the most dramatic", many are left with a distorted view on the frequency and severity of the conflicts.[17] Abby maintains close connections to many of her former students[7], including her co-choreographer on the show, Gianna Martello.[18]
Nevertheless, Abby's critics have charged her from "crossing a line from disciplinarian into the clearly abusive with her verbal assaults on students".[19]
It's also been said that students must first sell their souls before being worthy of dancing at her school, Christi claiming that Abby would blackball her daughter in the world of dance, should they break their contract and move to another studio.
Abby credits her friend [20] and Dance Moms executive producer John Corella as being instrumental with her in developing the show.[11] Abby believes Dance Moms is successful largely because the character relationships were real long before the show's creation, including conflicts with moms over attention given to Maddie. More recently in 2013, Abby has said that Dance Moms: Miami did not work because they auditioned girls to be on the show.[21]
In Abbygeddon, the mid-season finale in season two, Abby leaves the competition after Maddie forgets her solo. Abby told Melissa that her mother was sick so she called a cab for her. As it turns out Abby's mother wasn't sick. She told the lie to sneak out of the competition because she was embarrassed that what the moms had told she realized was true.
In the episode I Know What You Did Last Competition, Abby was accused by some of the moms of deliberately causing Maddie's music to skip while Maddie was onstage.
On Abby's Ultimate Dance CompetitionAbby also executive-produces and stars in a competition reality series called Abby's Ultimate Dance Competition, also airing on Lifetime Television. Abby serves as a judge, along with Robin Antin (Season 1), Rachelle Rak (Season 2 - Present) and Richy Jackson; with Kevin Manno as host. The show focuses on dancers, 6 to 13 years old, competing against each other with various styles of dances. The dancers get to perform in front of the judges for a scholarship to the Joffrey Ballet School's Young Dancer Program and $100,000.
An announcement has been made for "Abby's Ultimate Australian Dance Competition" in 2015.
For more details on Abby's work on Abby's Ultimate Dance Competition, please follow this link to a related wiki.
On Abby's Studio RescueAbby's Studio Rescue.[22][23] It premiered on June 17th, 2014. The series ran for 2 episodes but was schedualed for 7. The series is curently in limbo as the 3rd episode (Daughter Dearest) has yet to be released. Rumors have spread that the series has been cancelled as the ratings are extreamly low, some protests by Dance Moms fans over Abby's recent behavior, and Abby's lack of promotion for the series despite it being in it's pivitol pilot season.
For more details on Abby's work on Abby's Studio Rescue, please follow this link to a related wiki.
In addition to taking dance lessons from her mother, she also went to Girl Scouts, had clarinet lessons, did roller skating, ice skating, had sewing lessons at Sears, took swim team in the summer and ski club in the winter, and attended Charm School.[7]
She hates being onstage and has never enjoyed performing.[7]
On January 24th, 2014, rumors emerged that Abby became engaged to her boyfriend Michael Padula based on their exchanges in social media.[24] However, the engagement was later reported as nothing short of a hoax, after Abby later downplayed it, and Abby said it had served to give her dying mother some peace of mind to know someone was there for her daughter.
On February 8th, 2014, Abby's mother, Maryen Lorrain Miller, died of Stage 4 Colon Cancer.
Following her mother's death and the airing of the physical altercation with Kelly in Big Trouble in the Big Apple, Abby was named as a co-defendant in a lawsuit brought by Kelly against Collins Avenue Productions,[25] seeking monetary damages from various charges, including infliction of emotional distress. Amongst legal claims as to the background of the case, Kelly's lawyers state that Abby was "caring and nurturing" towards Kelly's daughters before the show; but is paid to be "abusive and bullying" as "part of a deliberate scheme by producers to generate interest in the show." In November 2014, Judge Ruth Kwan dismissed Kelly's charges against Abby and the producers regarding infliction of emotional distress against Paige; and for defamation against Kelly. (On additional charges of breach-of-contract and negligent damage to the Hyland home's floor, a possible trial date against producers was set for April 2016.)[26][27]
- According to Abby, there is actually something in contracts, specifically for title holders, that leads to fines if they leave Abby as their teacher-of-record ($100,000 according to Christi); but this does not apply to leaving the studio in general.[28] When an ALDC student was asked if the $100,000 penalty was really true for the Dance Moms girls, the student laughed, and indicated it applied to more than just the girls on the show.[29]
- Abby's membership in Dance Masters of America was reportedly terminated in early 2012 by her own chapter.[30] Abby had been a member since 1986.[31] Her mother, Maryen Lorrain Miller, continues to be listed as a lifetime member (since 1946), and in association with Reign Dance Productions.[32]
- According to Abby after Season 1, the girls were not being paid, because then they would be considered professionals.[33] However, at the time of filming the early third season episode Out With the Old, In With the New, Abby claimed on Twitter that the moms were on strike to seek better pay and perks[34]; Kelly later echoed this claim regarding the actual nature of the parking lot sit-in dispute.[35] Kelly's 2014 lawsuit against Collins Avenue (link to pdf) includes a copy of changes in her Collins Avenue contract, including various forms of compensation to be paid to the Hylands as a group; a small fraction of which was allotted directly to Paige and Brooke, at $1050 to each star per regular episode in the season.
- Abby liked her racy[36] paparazzi photo with executive producer John Corella so much that she used it for her desktop picture.[37]
- According to Christi, Abby loves controversy, and her "signature piece" choreography in 2010 "was about a heroin addict who killed herself and kept her baby in a box."[38]
- Abby jokes that the guy she 'dated' on Dance Moms has a wife who is still upset about it.[39]
- In 2012, Abby appeared in the music video for Werqin' Girl, a song by drag queen Shangela Laquifa Wadley. The song was also used for one of Nia's solos.
- Abby claims that Christi is under contract from Lifetime and Collins Avenue, and she can't get rid of Christi and Chloe; but that they also can't quit.[40]
- Abby's favorite genre to choreograph is "probably" musical theater.[41]
- Abby claims that getting hit with Cathy's purse was the most surprising thing that happened on the show.[42]
- Abby will sit for hours on end in her office, looking for the perfect music for her dancers.[43]
- Abby has a celebrity crush on Tom Cruise.[44]
- Abby's favorite channel is HGTV, where she enjoys watching Carter Oosterhouse.[45]
- According to fellow high school classmates at Penn Hills High School, Abby's nickname was Abby-whale.[citation needed]
- Abby was guest judge on Dancing With the Stars Season 18, Episode 8.
- Abby, along with several other members of the Dance Moms cast, appeared and starred in Todrick Hall's video "Freaks Like Me" as the Fairy Godmother. It was released on July 3rd, 2014. The music video can be seen in full here.
- Abby gets the girls to tag her in social media posts, in order to gain Abby more followers.[46]
- " Fix that eye. "
- —Abby, reported remark to Christi after Chloe's final "Dance Moms" competition and dubbed to "Your kid's washed up."
- " And when I tell her that her ears need pinned back, and her mother needs to get them fixed, she doesn't get all bent out of shape. Just don't... go anywhere crying. "
- —Abby, remarks to Liza and her daughter at auditions, seen in "Mackenzie's Time to Shine"
- " Get those ears fixed. "
- —Abby, to Liza during dressing room confrontations in "Mackenzie's Time to Shine"
- " What is it about me? Why do I attract all the crazy ones? "
- —Abby, "Out With the Old, In With the New"
- " Everyone's replaceable. "
- —Abby
- " You save those tears for your pillow. "
- —Abby
- " I produce amazing, employable dancers. "
- —Abby, "The Competition Begins"
- " Suck it up, I don't want to see those tears. "
- —Abby, "The Competition Begins"
- " You are a monstrosity of evil. "
- —Holly, about Abby, from "Rotten to the Core"
- " Come on, Kendall. You're ready for evil? Let's go. "
- —Abby, following argument with Holly, "Rotten to the Core"
- " Girls, what are you doing? Those legs are about as straight as Elton John. "
- —Abby, "The Competition Begins"
- " These are her friends, these are her comrades, this is her team. She shouldn't belittle others; that's my job. "
- —Abby, "No One Likes A Bully"
- " This is a routine they learned three months ago. They didn't forget it because, oh, they're kids. They forgot it because they're irresponsible dancers. "
- —Abby, "Bullets and Ballet"
- " Remember, second place is the first loser on stage. "
- —Abby, "Bullets and Ballet"
- " Whenever a kid screws up, I know there's always a Dance Mom behind it. "
- —Abby, "Abby's Dance-a-Thon"
- " It takes fifteen years to make an overnight success! "
- —Abby[7]
- " I'm Abby, I can do whatever I want. "
- —Abby on Twitter
To view the gallery for Abby Lee Miller, click here.
External Links
- Twitter page
- Instagram account
- Facebook page[47] Official FB fan page
- AbbyLeeDanceCompany.com
- Reign Dance Productions
- Lifetime site and Lifetime youtube channel for Abby's Ultimate Dance Competition
- ALDC's Dance-Off Contest
- Google Images for Abby Lee Miller of Dance Moms
- Search YouTube videos for Abby Lee Miller of Dance Moms
- Abby Lee Miller at the Internet Movie Database
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This section of the LNER Encyclopedia describes all of the locomotive classes to serve with the LNER.
The LNER would often denote major modifications with a slash. E.g. B16/2 is a modified B16.
Occasionally such modifications would be so substantial that a completely new class number would be
given (eg. an A3 is a modified A1). Modifications of the same class typically share the same webpage.
Thompson and Peppercorn both reused class numbers. Reused class numbers are prefixed with the
engineer's name.
Thank you to Ray Fisher for writing most of the introductory text for each wheel arrangement.


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Cloud studio's Tim Collins. Photo: Luis Enrique Ascui.
Growing up in the country, miles from the nearest hardware store, may seem an unlikely inspiration for cutting-edge design. But the make-do-and-mend philosophy of his Gippsland childhood has stayed with Tim Collins - so much so, he still assembles components of some of his furniture in his Melbourne studio, rather than outsourcing it.
''Ever since I was a little kid I have always made things and fixed things. It started with bikes,'' says Collins, who grew up in Leongatha and Inverloch, moving to Melbourne to attend Xavier College as a teenager. ''All these country traits remain. And that country sense of freedom; my parents did not really give us any boundaries.''
Now 37, Collins is trying to raise his two-year-old daughter Isola the same way, despite living in Fitzroy. And he sees those early lessons leaching into his design.
The Tipsy chair/stool. Photo: Luis Enrique Ascui.
''Dad loved going to the tip. That's where I got my first bike. I saw all that and through osmosis I suppose I have always had it in me.''
So one of his most successful designs, the Realax stool, has axe handles for legs. The tops are cut from stair offcuts and Collins assembles, glues and stains them in his small studio above a Collingwood art gallery.
''I did not think, 'What is going to sell, what is going to be cool?''' says Collins, who drew the first sketch for his prototype on a magazine during a trip to Finland, having just flown over pine trees.
''It has got that rugged, pioneering quality; maybe I have that, too.''
The prototype began as ''an art piece'' with the axe handles embedded in a tree trunk, but seemed too complex: ''The way I work is, the less design the better. One of my philosophies is, you can overcomplicate things.''
So while Collins' work for his Cloud studio brand is inventive and varied, ranging from a bottle-opener ring to his award-winning one-piece stool modelled on a computer key, it is also deceptively simple, the finished products belying the many prototypes and months of development.
He was recently a Melbourne design awards finalist with his tipsy chair/bar stool, for which he is seeking distributors. The edgy, colourful piece made from rotomoulded polyethylene is a stool that, if upended, becomes a chair.
The need to promote his work, market it, ''get it out there'', was a lesson learnt early. Collins studied industrial design at RMIT, where he now lectures, gaining valuable industry experience as a production designer at a point-of-sale purchase display company before going out on his own after less than a year - too soon, he now says.
After living in Rome, then Gothenburg, Sweden, he set up a Prahran studio in 2002, with one of his first projects designing the torch for the Deaf Olympics, before setting up his Cloud studio in 2005.
''When I started doing my own thing I realised pretty early on it is pretty hard to make it as a sole industrial designer, or what I call 'an industry of one', unless you do furniture and some products that can give you a bit of a name.''
That light dawned after he made a small table, the suctable, with plungers for legs. Discovering it was unstable, he changed to timbered versions and waited for the orders to roll in. ''I didn't really push it. I did not realise that you don't just come up with an idea and someone picks it up. I teach the students all the tricks I wish I had known back then.''
Collins also does some commission work; for example, a sculptural piece for an architecture studio, an outdoor soccer table, which must be weatherproof and vandal-proof for the City of Yarra, and an iPad holder are under way.
He also does limited-edition pieces: he made just 15 of his Trojan toy storage horse, and most of those are with friends and family. It is a complex collection of laser-cut parts - a toy-box horse body has wheels, as on the mythical Trojan horse, so a child can ride it, and an Escher-inspired interlocking cutout men puzzle emerges from the head.
He is now working on a powder-coated steel coat rack, Mach 6, its hooks covered by origami-like shapes arising from experiments with card and paper. Name and look bring to mind supersonic jets, intentional he says, before adding: ''I don't do too many pieces that are more about the look. I generally come up with things more based on function.''


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Crucial planning meeting to be beamed on to big screen
Posted: September 04, 2012|
LIVE streaming of meetings is being set up so people can watch Teignbridge councillors debate a crucial planning document.
But only 70 members of the public will be allowed into meetings on the controversial topic.
Teignbridge Council has set up the video link from Old Forde House into its main headquarters next door so people can watch forthcoming committees debate the updated Plan Teignbridge.
The document, which will replace the out-of-date Local Plan, sets out how homes, jobs, town centres, roads, schools, healthcare services and green spaces will be provided over the next 20 years.
The strategy will go before the overview and scrutiny committee on Tuesday.
It will be the first of a series of committee meetings where the updated plan will be considered by councillors.
After overview and scrutiny, it will go before executive on Thursday, September 13, at 10am and a special full council on Friday, September 21, at 10am.
If approved, the draft will be opened for public comment in November before it goes to an independent Planning Inspector for scrutiny.
Only after that can it be formally adopted — if the inspector deems it sound.
The authority anticipates the September meetings will attract an 'unusually high number' of visitors and says it is taking steps to make it easier for people to watch proceedings.
Public access to the council chamber will be limited to 70 people.
Tickets will be issued by staff at a Plan Teignbridge desk in Forde House's reception area on a first come, first served basis on the day of each meeting.
When the chamber is full, visitors will be directed to Old Forde House where a live video and audio stream of the meeting will be beamed on to a big screen.
It will boost capacity to around 170 people.
A council spokesman said: "Parking may be limited on site but Teignbridge is doing all it can to make sure space is available.
"Water will be made available for all public viewing areas as the meetings are liable to run for several hours."
Refreshments will be available from Devon Deli's café on the top floor of Forde House.
The food company will also have a stall in Old Forde House's main hall.
People with queries can contact the council on 01626 361101 or by email at firstname.lastname@example.com


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Sept. 26, 2006
WORCESTER, Mass. - Tonight's men's soccer game against Providence at 7:00 p.m. will be broadcasted live on Holy Cross' radio station, WCHC 88.1 FM from the Linda Johnson Smith Soccer Stadium.
Holy Cross student Kyle McCarthy and '05 graduate Chris DelVecchio will give a play-by-play broadcast of the Crusaders game tonight from the press box.
Coverage will begin at 7:00 p.m. and will also be available on the internet through a live stream at http://college.holycross.edu/wchc/live/index.htm.
WCHC also plans to broadcast the men's soccer games on Oct. 10 and 17 against New Hampshire and Harvard.
The Crusaders are currently 4-4 overall and 0-2 in conference play.


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Purdue University's Department of Computer and Information Technology is developing a new curriculum for students interested in high-performance computing. Courses will be crafted for seniors and graduate-level students. A class in the spring will allow students to build a high-performance computer.
Source: Inside INdiana Business
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West Lafayette, Ind. -- Purdue University is developing courses that will focus on high-performance computing, making it one of a few universities nationwide to offer such curriculum.
The specialization will be offered in the Department of Computer and Information Technology. It will include a course starting in the spring semester in which each student will build a high-performance computer that is about four times more powerful than a standard personal computer.
Such machines can perform a litany of functions, from helping researchers solve mathematical problems to improving automobile design.
"As high-performance computing becomes more commonplace in industry, businesses are finding that they need employees who know how to assemble and maintain these machines," said Thomas Hacker, an assistant professor in the Department of Computer and Information Technology. "There is a huge unmet demand. Students who go through our program will have a definite advantage in the workplace."
The specialization is still in development, but courses in bioinformatics have already been offered. Courses will be crafted for seniors and graduate-level students. Future courses will be dictated by student demand but may include software development, computational biology, molecular pharmacology and data management.
"We will go from bits to biology to the benchtop," Hacker said. "This specialization will be of interest to students in our department, as well as those in biology, engineering, computer science and physics. It will prepare them for jobs in manufacturing, health care and many other areas."
Hacker said students in the spring semester course will assemble a supercomputer from recycled computers from the College of Technology and the Rosen Center for Advanced Computing. Each supercomputer will consist of four nodes, or standard computers, which students will learn how to essentially link together to harness all four computers' power.
"The computers we will be using are all regular machines that you'd find in any office, but what students will gain is the ability to connect these components so that the systems run parallel to each other to gain the power of all the machines for a particular task," he said.
Hacker said students can put these skills to use in any environment.
"Once you have the knowledge, you can easily build a high-performance computer and customize it with hardware, open-source software and various add-ons that enable the machine to handle almost any task," he said.
He said that a growing number of industries are seeing the benefit of high-performance computers, not just to solve complex problems, but also to streamline their processes and make products better.
One example is the automobile industry, where supercomputers are being used to create computer simulations of crash tests. These powerful machines allow for the creation of virtual dummies instead of the physical dummies traditionally used. This enables engineers to model human body systems, including the brain, muscles and organs, and even create multiple models that reflect various genders, ages and sizes of people. These "virtual humans" allow for more detailed crash evaluation at a lower cost. The Council on Competitiveness reports that automobile manufacturers have reduced their use of physical dummies by 85 percent in the last decade.
Hacker said the course also will look at issues involving how to run these machines on as little power as possible and how to ensure that the environment they are kept in has adequate cooling.
In addition to Hacker, other computer and information technology faculty involved in the specialization development are Michael Kane, Shannon Schlueter and John Springer.
Gary Bertoline, distinguished professor of computer graphics technology, professor of computer and information technology, and assistant dean for graduate studies in the College of Technology; Jeffrey Evans, assistant professor of electrical engineering technology; and Bedrich Benes, assistant professor of computer graphics technology, also are assisting with course development.
Source: Purdue University


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