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Personal stylist Emmeline Stevens tells us why we should invest in our wardrobe
Posted: May 10, 2014|
Have you been inspired to spend money on your wardrobe influenced Bath in Fashion? Personal Stylist Emmeline Stevens tells us how investing in ourselves can save us time, money and a lot of effort!
So Bath in Fashion has been and gone. With all the hype building up over the last few weeks, does it all have to be over for another year?
Of course not, it's good to see fashion making a statement in the city. But it's not all about teetering on high heels, air kissing and the latest trends.
For local fashionista's Bath in Fashion creates good exposure; It's good to know what's lurking on the high street, to have the opportunity to see big names across the city and create exposure of names you may not be familiar with and although the lasts for just a week, it doesn't end there. It's just the beginning!
Now that you've been inspired it's time to refresh your drawers but you don't need to be a fashionista to do so.
I'll admit, even as a personal stylist I don't walk the walk; you won't see me in the latest midi-skirt, socks and platforms even if it was THE thing to do this season. But I do admire trends from afar and I study them as part of my job. I like to understand the influences of fashion trends and such like, but I'm a realist, I take pride in my appearance and although I don't dress for the sake of others, I dress as my mood takes me and for the sake of flattering the shape of body I've been destined for whether this is trend led or not.
I encourage you to do the same and with the turn of the season, now's the time to do it. Before you go splurging your cash though, think twice about what you are buying. Do your homework first. Even if you're not a fashionista, take a look at what's in store and figure out what works for you before you buy.
For example, pastels have made a statement on the high street so far this season, but are they the colour for you? If you're brunette it's unlikely you'll carry the tones of powder blue and baby pink as well as a blonde.
However, yellow is also a big hit this season and works well on brunettes particularly with darker toned skins.
Wear it with navy instead of black for a less dramatic impact and friendly combination.
The point is before you spend, make sure you save time effort and money by investing in yourself. Here's my tops tips for things to consider before you hit the shops.
- Figure out what the best colours are for you this season. Knowing your colours are one thing, but knowing what colours are on the high street and of those that suit you is another
- Work with your body shape. Take the time to understand what works for you, trial and error or take the advice of a professional
- Don't buy things you already have. Duplicating items in your wardrobe is as useful as throwing your money down the drain. Find something different and look in other shops you wouldn't normally visit for inspiration
- Save your money. Buying clothes that work for you as opposed to those that sit in the wardrobe with the price tag on two years later will save you a lot of money. Investing in yourself will not only save you money, but time, effort and space too.
Book a personal style session with Emmeline and be surprised at the results. firstname.lastname@example.com


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November is American Diabetes Month and the American Diabetes Association (ADA) is recognizing "The Many Faces of Diabetes" by teaming up with their newly selected National Youth Advocate, Tesch West of Utah, and calling attention to the critical needs of youth with type 1 diabetes. For many years, the ADA has helped families and health […] [Read More]
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African Americans, Hispanic/Latinos, Native Americans, Asian Americans, and Pacific Islanders at increased risk for type 2 diabetes November is American Diabetes Month and the American Diabetes Association (ADA) is recognizing "The Many Faces of Diabetes." One of the many faces at risk for diabetes is racial and ethnic minorities. In fact, if present trends continue, […] [Read More]
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Juicy Couture Tracksuits – Comfy & Stylish
Gela and Pamela got it right when they decided to expand on the idea of comfortable couture. And since then, Juicy Couture tracksuits have been a staple in every woman's wardrobe. They are comfortable, chic, and (most importantly) luxurious!These pieces hug all the right curves which means that you no longer have to look frumpy when you're just lounging around the house. Not a fan of their signature velour? Not a problem. Try a Juicy Couture fleece tracksuit for warmth and softness. Or maybe you'd actually like to work out (showoff!) in a Juicy Couture Terry tracksuit. Made with high quality french terry, these tracksuits are extremely airy and breathable which aids in keeping you dry during your workout. These tracksuits would be a perfect Valentine's Day gift for your girl (or yourself!). Don't miss out on deals at Become because these babies are selling like hotcakes!


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Yes, it's a cutsie rom com. We know this because there are two good-looking, youngish people starring in the film and on the cover of the DVD, etc, plus there is instant sexual chemistry, though, naturally, the two do not like each other at first. Your typical rom com fare. Here the good-looking couple who are determined NOT to fall in love are Amy Adams (so irresistibly perky and vibrant) and Matthew Goode (so brooding…doing his best "I do not want to be lovable" routine). The two of them almost make us forget that not only have we "sort of" seen this type of material before, we have seen almost EXACTLY the same material in a 1995 Lawrence Kasdan film, French Kiss with rom con queen Meg Ryan and Kevin Kline. There, Ryan, like Adams, runs off to follow her boyfriend abroad where she meets Kline, a Frenchman, and naturally nature takes its course and soon the boyfriend is forgotten and Kline is the ONE! So, Goode is Irish not French and plotwise, the boyfriend in French Kiss met another woman in Paris and in Leap Year, it's that said boyfriend hasn't proposed yet. But, still, they are pretty similar. And, to top that off, I LOVE French Kiss. It's one of my favorite films from the 1990s and definitely one of my favorite contemporary romantic comedies. And I still like Leap Year, with its copied and clichéd characters, plot, etc.? Yes, I do. Amy Adams and Matthew Goode are so likeable (separately, but mostly together) that we do not care that we already know the ending and have heard much of the dialogue and seen much of the plot before. Another bonus here is Ireland…the lush scenery, the vistas, the gloom and rain… Well, you can't have sunshine everyday, right? Think again – it's sunshiny everyday in Romantic Comedy Land.
About Cecilia C.
I order the DVDs, Blu-rays, and Audiobooks at the Niles Library. I love movies almost as much as I love being a librarian. Also, I am an Anglophile, Hitchcock-phile, destined to move to London/England one day, loves to travel (Europe), loves to read, wishes for some more time to write.


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Scandalist had assumed that Jessica Simpson would somehow parlay her newly normal body into a series of magazine cover stories, starting with ones that celebrate her size: "Jessica: I'm Happy With My Size – And Boyfriend!" to covers that flaunt her inevitable slim down: "Jessica: "How I Lost The Weight." But the singer is apparently bailing on a scheduled Self cover, afraid to show off her much-discussed skin.
The mag claims that scheduling is the reason she backed out of the feature, telling Access Hollywood, "Self would love for Jess to be on our cover. We've had discussions about it but we couldn't find a date… she's very busy."
Of course, she's very busy performing at chili cook-offs. Righttt. Jess may also be secretly trying to get back her bony frame, as she's apparently hired a new trainer. You know what that means – in six months we'll all be complaining about how she's too thin. [Photo: WireImage]


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02/10/2011 – The women's basketball team was defeated by Siena Heights on a free throw in the final second of regulation by She'Meika Nicholson. The victory improves Siena's record to 10-16 on the season and 5-8 in the league, while Aquinas falls to 9-18 on the year and 5-8 in WHAC play.
Both teams are in the midst of the stretch run in their respective seasons and are jockeying for position in the upcoming WHAC Tournament. Needless to say the game had some meaning, especially since Siena had won the first meeting of the season 80-72.
Aquinas played very well in the first half. The Saints built an eight point lead on 50% field goal shooting. A balanced attack and some strong defense gave the Saints the 32-24 advantage at the half. The lead quickly dissolved as Siena Heights stormed out and scored the first ten points of the second half.
The game from that point on was played close to the vest as neither team could muster more than a six point lead. Aquinas forged ahead with 30 seconds remaining on a pair of free throws by Clare Conway. Siena Heights responded and tied the game with 17 seconds remaining on a bucket by Nikki Hughes. Aquinas' fate was sealed in the final moments as She'Meika Nicholson hit the back end of two free throws to win the game 55-54.
Clare Conway led three Saints in double figures with 14 points. Sophomores Taelor Sanders and Lindsey Karpowicz both chipped in with twelve points for Aquinas.
The Saints return to action on Saturday as Aquinas will play host to Concordia (18-9, 9-4) at 1 p.m. at the Sturrus Sports & Fitness Center.


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I first started listening to Ray when he presented the Late Show on Saturday nights. Like many listeners I was immediately taken in by Ray's quirky sense of humour, his wonderful turn of phrase and those invitations to join him in his nightclub of the air 'Chez Ray'.
I then followed Ray to the Early Show (see this post) where he amused us with his talk of the goings on at the BBC, problems at Gatport Airwick and on the rattlers and tales of the Radio 3 announcers of 'Tarmac Rigby' and 'Miss Hughes'.
Ray's broadcasting career started in the 60s at Granada television where he was a young newsreader and announcer, working on the likes of What the Papers Say and University Challenge. He had a brief spell as an in-vision announcer at ATV in Birmingham before returning to Manchester to work for the BBC.
Based at the BBC's studios in Piccadilly he worked on both tv and radio before getting his network break hosting Pop North for the Light Programme (and later on Radio 1). When Radios 1 and 2 started in late 1967 Ray headed off to Broadcasting House and started a wide and varied career on the radio networks.
Ray could be heard reading the news on Radio's 1 & 2 as well as doing the odd announcing spot on Radio's 3 &4. He was an early Breakfast Special presenter from the off but would often pop up on other programmes on both 1 & 2 within the same week.
Amongst the shows that Ray presented are Melody Fair, Coming Home, Stage One, Night Ride, After Seven, Ray Moore's Saturday Night, Dancing to Midnight, The Saturday Morning Show, The Late Show, Sammes' Songs, String Sound, Banners and Bonnets, The Eurovision Song Contest, Pop Score and The Monday Movie Quiz.
Of course Ray is best known for his stints on the Early Show. Writing about this in his autobiography he said "my theory, if I ever had one, was that this show, broadcast at such a crazy time could only be successful if it were based on one assumption: that nobody in his or her right mind would choose to be up at such an awful hour. If we both had to be awake so early, I thought, let's agree one thing: that it's you and me against the world"
Ray had to step down from the Early Show on 28 January 1988 when cancer of the mouth meant he couldn't continue. He died a year later on 11 January 1989.
I recall quite clearly hearing about the news of Ray's death. By sheer coincidence I was on a training course in Manchester and staying at a hotel on Piccadilly Gardens, literally just round the corner from where Ray started with the BBC.
Here's a short audio tribute to Ray with clips from his shows in the late 70s and early 80s and a BBC tv trail from 1982.
Here are three extracts from The Early Show, firstly 29 May 1981:
This from 10 December 1982:
Finally 18 February 1985:
Pop Score had been running on Radio 2 since 1972 and was chaired by Pete Murray. By the time series 11 started Ray was hosting, here's the edition broadcast on Tuesday 7 May 1985. Following Ray's death Ken Bruce took over as chair.
Another fixture of the early 80s schedules was The Monday Movie Quiz in which Ray gave away "cash voucher" prizes for identifying film clips and actors. This show was broadcast on 28 February 1983
Following Ray's death Radio 2 broadcast a tribute programme presented by Ken Bruce. This show aired on 29 January 1989.
By March 1989 the BBC had organised a celebration of Ray's life and career that was broadcast live from All Souls' Church in Langham Place. This extract includes addresses from Terry Wogan, Colin Berry and David Hatch as well as a performance from the Syd Lawrence Orchestra, whom Ray had introduced in concert a number of times of the years.
If you have any recordings of Ray's shows that you are willing to share I'd love to hear from you. You can read more about Ray Moore at Radio Rewind and Radiocafe
See also Ray Moore - A Little Bit More


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This is a Free Directory of RC Plane Fields, Radio Control Airplane Clubs and Model Aviation Parks Located in Oregon.
SUBMIT A OREGON RC PLANE FIELD OR FLYING CLUB! To have your RC Plane Field or Club listed or to update our information please email the info to email@example.com and we will post it to the RC Plane Field and Flying Club Directory.
OREGON - RC Plane, RC Helicopter Flying Field and Model Aviation Club Directory
|Boring Portland SkyKnights RC Club
SkyKnights fly at a field near Boring, Oregon. Club members fly helicopters and fixed wing both nitro and electric. Guests are welcome.
Address: 10780 SE Orient Dr, Boring, Oregon 45º 26' 44N, 122º 20' 20W
|Estacada Fun Flyers Model Aircraft Club
Fun Flyers Model Aircraft Club fly at McIver Park which is located a few miles from Estacada, Oregon. Club members fly helicopters and fixed wing model aircraft, both liquid fueled and electric.
Address: Estacada, Oregon
|Eugene Eugene RC Aeronauts
Eugene RC Aeronauts fly RC planes and RC helicopters at Carl Henson Field located in Lane County, Oregon.
Address: PO Box 26344, Eugene, Oregon 97402
|Grants Pass Rogue Valley Flyers
RC Flying club located near Grants Pass, Oregon.
Address: Kerby Mainline Rd Kerby, ORegon 97531
|Gresham Portland Area Sailplane Society
RC Soaring club located in Gresham, Oregon.
Address: PO Box 805 Gresham, Oregon 97030
|Hillsboro Oregon Miniature Aircraft Squadron OMAS
Oregon Miniature Aircraft Squadron flying field features a paved runway and a 5 acre pond for RC float flying or RC boating.
Address: A few miles West of Hillsboro and North of Forest Grove Oregon
|Keno Klamath Flightmasters Radio Controlled Aircraft Flying Club
Klamath Flightmasters area of the Sportsmans Park comprises 40 acres. Club has three runways laid out North/South, East/West and NE/SW. The N/S runway is 350 feet long. The E/W runway is 750 feet and the NE/SW runway is 30 feet. The surfaces are groomed lawn which is mowed weekly. A concrete pad is available for helicopter launches jet powered aircraft run-up and takeoff. In addition, there is access, at the west edge of the property, to Topsy Reservoir for float planes.
Address: Bill Scholtes Klamath Sportsmans Park Keno, Oregon
|La Grande Grande Ronde Bush Pilots
Grande Ronde Bush Pilots RC Flying Club fly in Union County Oregon. Club members fly indoors during the winter and have outdoor sites for summer flying.
Address: La Grande, Oregon
|McMinnville McMinnville Aircraft Modelers
McMinnville Aircraft Modelers flying field is located southwest of McMinnville on Masonville Rd. Field size is approximately 22' by 400' and features dryer felt runway.
Address: McMinnville, Oregon
|Molalla Molalla Radio Control Association
Molalla Radio Control Association airfield features a 700 by 100 foot east-west grass runway with additional 150-foot run-outs at each end.
Address: Molalla, Oregon
|North Plains Fly-A-Ways R/C Club
Fly-A-Ways R/C Club is primarily a fixed wing airplane club.
Address: Dersham Road & Highway 26 North Plains, Oregon
|Sandy Portland Skyknights RC Flying Club
Portland Skyknights RC Flying Club fly all types of model aircraft from Trainers, Float Flying, Giant Scale, Helicopters, and other types of flying models as well. Clubs flying field is located on Orient Drive near Sandy, Oregon.
Address: Sandy, Oregon
|Woodburn Dusters RC Club
The Dusters is an Academy of Model Aeronautics (AMA) chartered club number 4159.
Address: The Dusters flying field is conveniently located three miles west of the Woodburn exit off of I-5 on LeBrun Rd NE Woodburn, Oregon 97071


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The Red Wings shut out Louisville for the second consecutive game, defeating the Bats 7-0 on Monday night at Frontier Field after a 1-0 victory on Sunday. With a Pawtucket win over Buffalo Monday night, Rochester (72-59) remains two games ahead of the PawSox for first place in the North Division. Monday's crowd of 8,908 included Twins General Manager Terry Ryan. The Bats and Wings play a Tuesday matinee at 1:05 p.m. for a Knot Hole Kid's Club game and another Tuesday Family Four-Pack Day.
Rochester right hander Liam Hendriks pitched a four-hit shutout over eight innings en route to his fourth victory of the season. Hendriks (4-8) struck out eight and was only one batter over the minimum through six innings. He retired 10 straight between the third and sixth innings before giving up a single to lead off the seventh. No Louisville base runner made it past first base until Derrick Robinson reached second base on a fielder's choice in the seventh inning.
After Hendriks retired the Bats in order in the top of the first inning, Darin Mastroianni led off for the Red Wings against Louisville starter Chad Rogers. Mastroianni stroked an opposite field hit which droppped just in front of right fielder Denis Phipps, and then skipped by Phipps and rolled toward the warning track. Mastroianni ended up at third on a play that was scored a single with a two-base error. Antoan Richardson then flew out in his first at-bat since going on the disabled list on August 3 with an ankle sprain. That brought up Chris Parmelee, who clubbed a 3-2 pitch from Rogers into the Wings' bullpen in right field, putting Rochester ahead 2-0.
The Wings also picked up a pair of runs in the second inning, when rookie catcher Josmil Pinto led off with a double. James Beresford dropped down a perfect sacrifiice bunt to move Pinto to third base. Ray Olmedo's RBI single in the next at-bat scored Pinto. Jermaine Mitchell drilled a ground rule double to left center, moving Olmedo to third base. He then scored on a sacrifice fly from Richardson, who was robbed of a base hit on a diving grab by Louisville centerfielder Billy Hamilton, giving the Wings a 4-0 lead.
Hendriks worked four consecutive 1-2-3 innings between the third and sixth with some help from his defense. Deibinson Romero recorded the first out of the third by snagging a hard line drive from Kristopher Negron in the hot corner. Following Jason Donald's single, Hamilton grounded out to Olmedo, who turned the double play back to first to end the frame. Olmedo then recorded the first two outs in the fourth. He made an acrobatic spin and throw on a grounder up the middle to throw out Neftali Soto for the second out in the fourth after fielding a line drive from Robinson.
Rochester had a chance to increase its lead in the bottom of the fourth. Mastroianni drew a two-out walk and advanced to third on a double into the gap in right center by Richardson. Parmelee flew out to right to end the scoring threat on a line drive that looked similar to his first-inning home run, but fell just short of the warning track.
Josmil Pinto made it a five-run game in the fifth with the first Triple-A home run of his short career with the Red Wings. After hitting a career-high 14 home runs with Double-A New Britian, Pinto took Rogers over the scoreboard above the Bats' bullpen in left field on the first pitch he saw in the at-bat.
Kanekoa Texeria took the mound in the sixth in relief of Rogers (4-5). Rogers was tagged with the loss after giving up five runs on eight hits in five innings. Two of his three strikeouts came in the fifth inning before surrendering the homer to Pinto. Texeria worked one scoreless inning in the sixth with one strikeout.
The Bats moved their first base runner into scoring position in the seventh and threatened to break the shutout. Robinson led off the frame with a single, only the third hit of the game for Louisville. He reached second on a fielder's choice, but was stranded at second after Mike Hessman struck out and Henry Rodriquez flew out to center.
The Wings added two more runs in the seventh to take a 7-0 lead. With one out, Parmelee was walked by Louisville reliever Jose Arredondo. Chris Colebello followed with a single, and then Romero doubled home both runners with a line drive down into the left field corner.
Louisville earned only their fourth hit to lead off the eighth. Nevin Ashley hustled out of the batter's box and beat Romero's throw from third for the infield single. Hendriks once again stranded the runner at first by sandwiching his eighth strikeout around a pair of fly outs. Nick Christiani tossed a scoreless eighth for the Bats. He struck out two to end the inning after giving up a broken-bat single to Jermaine Mitchell. Aaron Thompson hurled a scoreless ninth to preserve the shutout for Rochester.


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Mitt Romney critics are jumping on this unearthed 2002 campaign footage as proof of…what? That Romney harbors liberal views (beyond the ones we already know about)? That he panders to voters (beyond the examples we already have)?
I'm not sure this video is really as explosive as some think it is, but take a look for yourself:
Here's the requisite attack from the Perry campaign, and the Romney camp's sort-of defense. As Dave Weigel points out, "in 2002, 'progressive' was years away from being twisted and redefined by Glenn Beck into a synonym for 'communist follower of Woodrow Wilson.'"
That's true. The whole "rebranding" of term progressive really caught fire in 2007, after Hillary Clinton publicly declined to define herself as a "liberal," instead choosing the term "modern progressive." Even then, there was a lot of confusion among the public about what "progressive" actually meant.
Because the Romney video was shot in 2002, he may just be saying his views are progressive as in "forward-looking," "enlightened" or some other similar definition of the word. Either way, the Romney in that video was right – he said he was "not a partisan Republican, that I'm someone who is moderate," and he followed through on that promise once elected. Whether that's a good or bad thing is for Republican voters to decide.


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Keeseville A new not-for-profit committee has been set up to continue the work needed to bring back the Keeseville Civic Center.
Jim King, who has been at the forefront of the movement to restore the former Keeseville High School into a serviceable civic center once again, talked about the partnership he believes can be formed between the new organization and the village.
"We want to go forward with reopening the new school to be a civic center," King said. "We want to be able to lease space so it will not be a tax burden on anyone."
Committee member Bill Russell also spoke to the group about working together with the village.
"The village wanted to give us an opportunity to see what we could do to make this a community center for good community functions," Russell said. "We may have to get funds in the name of the village to get some of the grants. If we have to do that, we would come back to the village and let you would know exactly what is going on."
Russell added that the goal was to make the civic center a self-sustaining entity.
"It may very well be that some of the funding will have to come through in the name of the village or, in two years, the town," he said.
"Our goal is to get some of the rooms in shape to rent so we can have some revenue."
King talked about some of the things that have been done at the building.
"We have put some effort into stabilizing the building and bringing it up to date," King said. "We will start the boiler up in the middle of March because the piping and building is so very cold. If we start putting steam through the pipe, the steam will turn back into water and then turn into ice on the pipes and cause major damage to the system."
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Atmosphere on Last.fm
There are, at least, four artists known as Atmosphere: 1) An American alternative rap band. 2) A Polish rock band. 3) An Italian disco group. 4) A Vietnamese metal band. 1) The Minnesota underground hip-hop group was formed around 1994. At its creation, the group was called "Urban Atmosphere". Unlike many hip hop groups, Atmosphere provides its own live instrumentation, usually consisting of bass guitar and drums.
Read more about Atmosphere on Last.fm.
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My Songs,Trying to Find a Balance,Modern Mans Hustle,Get Fly,Good Times (Sick Pimpin'),Gotta Lotta Walls,The Woman With the Tattooed Hands,The Abusing of the Rib


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Author: Lifetime Press
Publisher: Hyperion
Keywords: planner, wedding, lifetime
Number of Pages: 272
Published: 2003-02-05
List price: $24.95
he Lifetime Wedding Planner has everything that a newly-engaged couple will need as they plan for their big day. Filled with information, advice, checklists, timelines, and journal pages, as well as pockets for receipts, contracts, and special keepsakes, the bride and groom can keep track of all their wedding plans in one place, and afterwards have a cherished book of memories. From choosing the date and locale, selecting musicians for the party, and figuring out transportation needs for the guests, to strategizing the rehearsal dinner toasts, The Lifetime Wedding Planner guides couples throug
Authors:Martin Evans, Jill Eyre,
Publisher: Policy Press
Keywords: lifetime, social, policy, british, analysis, model, opportunities, current
Number of Pages: 100
Published: 2005-03-30
List price: $28.95
This report uses a revolutionary new research tool, LOIS (the Lifetime Opportunity and Incentives Simulation programme), to assess the impact of current government social policy on our lives from cradle to grave. The strengths and weaknesses of the British benefit, pension and taxation systems are analysed in terms of how well they meet, or are likely to meet, the needs of individuals throughout their lifetimes. Specific government promises, such as those to end child and pensioner poverty and to reward those who work, are also reassessed in this context. Comparing low- and average-paid life m
Memories of a Lifetime: Shoes: Artwork for Scrapbooks & Fabric-Transfer Crafts (Memories of a Lifetime) W/CD
Author: Kerri Judd
Publisher: Lark/Chapelle
Keywords: memories, lifetime, transfer, crafts, fabric, scrapbooks, shoes, artwork, amp
Number of Pages: 128
Published: 2006-10-28
List price: $14.95
Specifically designed for ease, each "Memories of a Lifetime[trademark]" volume contains more than 500 rare copyright-free images. Ideal for paper crafters or scrapbookers, these one-sided images are all presented on perforated pages amidst delightful quotes and inspirational projects. An accompanying CD offers high-resolution colour JPEG files of all of the images. This wonderful series is dedicated to the thousands of crafters who are looking for inspirational materials.
Author: V Kumar
Publisher: Now Publishers Inc
Keywords: value, lifetime, customer
Number of Pages: 112
Published: 2008-08-19
List price: $75.00
Customer Lifetime Value - The Path to Profitability reviews the CLV metric in particular. Approaches to computing CLV and the concept of customer equity are discussed in detail. Specifically, this monograph provides the methods of measuring CLV, the strategies for developing customer-centric strategies, the implementation of CLV strategies in a B2B and B2C setting, and the challenges faced by an organization in implementing a CLV-based framework. The author details the importance of CLV as a metric in a marketer's toolkit and how it is relevant to managing customers. Customer Lifetime Va
Author: Cathy Kelly
Publisher: Downtown Press
Keywords: lifetime
Number of Pages: 416
Published: 2010-01-05
List price: $16.00
#1 international bestselling author Cathy Kelly weaves a captivating tale about love, friendship, and a web of secrets running through a bustling Irish town. You never have to go very far... Kenny's Department Store isn't just a place to shop; it's the heart of Ardagh, Ireland. Behind its stately Edwardian facade is an up-to-date store featuring unusual boutique products in an elegant setting. Here lives intersect...and secrets hide. TV reporter Ingrid Fitzgerald has watched her husband, David Kenny, pour his heart and soul into the family store -- the "other woman" in h
Author: Danielle Steel
Publisher: Dell
Keywords: lifetime
Number of Pages: 480
Published: 1983-12-01
List price: $7.99
Millions adored Daphne Fields, for she shared their passion, their pain, their joy, and their sorrow. But America's most popular novelist remained a closed book to the world — guarding her life with a fierce privacy no reporter could crack. Her life hides a myriad of secrets. The husband and daughter she lost in a fire. The son who barely survived it and would be deaf forever. The victories, the defeats, the challenges of facing life as a woman alone and helping her son meet the challenges of his handicap. A strong woman, she would not accept defeat, or help from anyone... u
Author: Tom Heymann
Publisher: Ballantine Books
Keywords: lifetime, average
Number of Pages: 240
Published: 1992-01-08
List price: $15.00
The surprising stats of America's favorite fact finder and trivia master have been spotlighted by People, USA Today, Arsenio Hall, and many others. In his new book, Heymann squeezes the typical American's 74.9 years of living into another typically hilarious eye-opening survey.


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DURHAM, N.H. – The University of New Hampshire gymnastics program announces Kids' Night Out on Friday, Nov. 8, from 6-9 p.m. at the UNH Field House. Children age 3 to eighth grade are invited for a fun night of gymnastics, games and pizza under the supervision of the UNH gymnastics team.
Kids' Night Out, which is a fundraiser for the UNH gymnastics program, costs $25 per child and $15 for additional children from the same family. To register for the event, visit www.unhwildcats.com.
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Purple? Tribal? Athena? - I'm sold! If you know Athena cues at all, the only brand designed for women by women, you know to expect cutting edge fashion that sits atop solid time-honored cue construction. This cue has purple tribal flower and heart designs and - holy cow - a purple Irish linen wrap!Learn More
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Well, the VAL15 pool cue from Action snaps, crackles and pops! Crackle designs are all the rage right now and this pink and black treasure takes it to the next level.Learn More
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Eight Ball Mafia EBM12 Pool Cue
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Eight Ball Mafia has rolled out the second cue just for the ladies. The cue features grey, white and pink pin stripe designs with kissing skulls inside of a heart.If you have a girlie and a badass side, this cue is made directly for you.Learn More
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Athena ATH39 Pool Cue
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When it comes to designing pool cues for women, the folks at Athena really understand their market. The ATH39 is a perfect example of this, using feminine designs without going overboard and making it "girly". The pink and yellow artwork features floral and butterflies but the black background on the forearm and sleeve keep it from going over the top.Learn More
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Lucasi L2000JB Break Jump Cue - Certified Pre-Owned
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This Lucasi L2000JB Break Jump Cue was returned to, cleaned, and inspected by our cue repair department. This cue comes with an upgraded tip as well as a wrap change from black with white to white with black Irish Linen wrap. The cue is a currently a 19oz however if you prefer a different weight, we will be more then happy to change it for you. You can make notes or give us a call. If you have any questions about this or any of the products we sell, just give us a call at 866-843-3294!
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Johnny Archer's super-popular Grip Series from Scorpion has extended a bow to the ladies with it's new pink and white design. Femininity equals power with the black and pink, golf-style, sport grip, fiberglass bonded hard rock maple shaft and 13mm water buffalo tip. C'mon ladies, get your pink on! Learn More


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More Pridecraft Updates!
May 8, 2012 § Leave a comment
Only two things really:
- Pridecraft was released as a podcast in issue 94 of Beneath Ceaseless Skies.
- It was reviewed and recommended in Locus magazine. Which pretty much makes my day. Below is the little excerpt included on the Beneath Ceaseless Skies post, though there's a slight bit more if you follow through the link. In summary – all the excitement from me.
"A strangely interesting scenario, well-imagined and well-written. Recommended"


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Memorial Day Food Ideas
It's Memorial Day! Having a party or throwing a barbecue for friends and relatives at home? Here are some pretty sweet food ideas perfect for celebrating this special holiday:
It's a patriotic cupcake! Learn how to make this here.
Memorial Day flag cookie platter. Recipe here.
Meringue candy cups in red, blue, and white. Learn how to here.
Ice cream sandwich pops. Recipe here.
Patriotic pretzels how-to here.


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Matchmaking Festival
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Matchmaking is one of Ireland's oldest traditions and, for the last couple of hundred years, a good deal of it has taken place in Lisdoonvarna. September became the peak month of the holiday season and with the harvest safely in, bachelor farmers flocked to Lisdoonvarna in search of a wife. By the 1920s, matchmaking was still in vogue and people continued to come and "take the waters", including many of Ireland's clergy. It was around this time that one of Lisdoonvarna's most famous sayings was coined, describing the town as a place "where parish priests pretend to be sober and bank clerks pretend to be drunk" Today, there is just one official Matchmaker left in Co. Clare: Mr. Willie Daly who runs the riding centre outside Ennistymon and practices match making part time. With the exception of the pairings he plans and negotiates, very little genuine matchmaking takes place nowadays. However, Lisdoonvarna's annual festival has evolved into Europe's largest single's event. People don't necessarily come to look for a spouse - they come by the thousands in search of a good time. For the month of September, dances run from 12.00 noon each day and carry on into the small hours of the next morning. Set dancing exhibitions are also a feature of the event and there's live Irish music in most pubs, although getting to the bar can be quite a task, but don't worry or hurry, because the music carries on until the early hours. If you can afford the time and the money, and you're single, head for Lisdoonvarna this September and early October. You never know - as well as enjoying all of the good-natured fun and grand "craic", you might also find the perfect mate!
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Postpartum endometritis, also known as puerperal fever, is caused by infection of
the womb (uterus) during childbirth. It occurs in about 1% to 3% of births, and is
up to ten times more common after caesarean section. The diagnosis of endometritis
should be considered when a postpartum woman has febrile morbidity
(oral temperature ≥38.0°C on two occasions between day 1-10 after birth) abdominal
pain or foul smelling lochia.
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The combination of gentamicin and clindamycin is effective for the treatment
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Stocks decline on earnings; Coca-Cola drops
NEW YORK -- A string of lackluster earnings reports from companies including Coca-Cola and Charles Schwab ended an eight-day winning streak for the Standard & Poor's 500 index.
Coca-Cola, the world's largest beverage maker, fell after the company said it sold less soda in its home market of North America. Retail brokerage Charles Schwab's second-quarter earnings fell short of what analysts were expecting. Marathon Petroleum fell after the fuel refiner forecast weak earnings and said its business was being hurt by renewable fuels laws.
"The expectations out there for earnings overall, they're pretty modest," said Scott Wren, senior equity strategist at Wells Fargo. "Earnings season is not going to be what drives the market from here."
The Dow Jones industrial average fell 32.41 points, 0.2 percent, to 15,451.85. The Standard & Poor's 500 index declined 6.24 points, or 0.4 percent, to 1,676.26. The Nasdaq composite dropped 8.99 points, or 0.3 percent, to 3,598.50.
Eight of the 10 industry groups in the S&P 500 fell. The declines were led by materials companies. Phone companies and technology companies were the two groups that gained.
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This scholarship is for graduating high school seniors who are residents of San Juan Island, Washington. To qualify for this scholarship, applicants must graduate or receive certification from a San Juan Island accredited school; be accepted in an accredited community college, two-year college, or four-year college or university, graduate program, or vocational/career program. Applicants must also demonstrate financial need, show a commitment to scholastic achievement; and show the ability to successfully complete the program with excellence and in a timely manner. Applicants are required to participate in an in-person interview. Applicants must call the Community Foundation office to register their interest before submitting an application.
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- 11 Apr 2014
- Working Papers
Learning By Thinking: How Reflection Improves Performance
Knowledge plays an important role in the productivity and prosperity of economies, organizations, and individuals. Even so, research on learning has primarily focused on the role of doing (experience) in fostering progress over time. To compare the effectiveness of different sources of learning, the authors take a micro approach and study learning at the individual level. They argue that learning from direct experience can be more effective if coupled with reflection—that is, the intentional attempt to synthesize, abstract, and articulate the key lessons taught by experience. Using a mixed-method approach that combines laboratory experiments and a field study in a large business process outsourcing company in India, they find support for this prediction. Further, they find that the effect of reflection on learning is mediated by greater perceived ability to achieve a goal (i.e., self-efficacy). Together, these results reveal reflection to be a powerful mechanism behind learning, confirming the words of American philosopher, psychologist, and educational reformer John Dewey: "We do not learn from experience ... we learn from reflecting on experience." Read More
- 19 Dec 2012
- Research & Ideas
How to be Extremely Productive
Professor Robert Pozen discusses his new book, Extreme Productivity: Boost Your Results, Reduce Your Hours, in which he shares performance-enhancing tips on everything from better sleep on overnight business flights to dealing with employees' mistakes. From the HBS Alumni Bulletin. Closed for comment; 12 Comments posted.
- 17 May 2012
- Working Papers
Is a VC Partnership Greater Than the Sum of Its Partners?
Venture capital investments are an important engine of innovation and economic growth, but extremely risky from an individual investor's point of view. Furthermore, there are large differences in fund performance between top quartile and bottom quartile venture capital funds. The ability to consistently produce top performing investments implies that there is something unique and time-invariant about venture capital firms. But to what extent are the important attributes of performance a part of the firm's organizational capital or embodied in the human capital of the people inside the firm? Michael Ewens and Matthew Rhodes-Kropf find that the partner is extremely important. Additionally, results suggest that venture capital partnerships are not much more than the sum of their partners. Partners are often significantly different from each other, but "good" firms are those with a group of better partners. Thus, firms that have maintained high performance across many funds may have simply been able to retain high quality partners rather than actually provide those partners with much in the way of fundamental help. Read More
- 28 Jul 2011
- Working Papers
The Three Foundations of a Great Life, Great Leadership, and a Great Organization
This is the commencement speech that HBS professor Michael Jensen delivered to the 2011 graduates of the McDonough School of Business at Georgetown University. Drawing from his own experiences, he discusses the three foundations of a great personal life, great leadership, and a great organization. Those three foundations are integrity, authenticity, and being committed to something bigger than oneself. Read More
- 16 Mar 2011
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Driven by Social Comparisons: How Feedback about Coworkers' Effort Influences Individual Productivity
Francesca Gino and Bradley R. Staats explore how the valence (positive versus negative), type (direct versus indirect), and timing (one-shot versus persistent) of performance feedback affects an employee's job productivity. Specifically, through field experiments at a Japanese bank, they investigate the extent to which job performance is affected when employees learn where they stand relative to their coworkers. Read More
- 29 Jul 2009
- Working Papers
Firsthand Experience and the Subsequent Role of Reflected Knowledge in Cultivating Trust in Global Collaboration
How can workers better collaborate across vast geographical distances? Distributed collaboration—in which employees work with, and meaningfully depend on, distant colleagues on a day-to-day basis—allows firms to leverage their intellectual capital, enhance work unit performance, face ever-changing customer demands more fluidly, and gain competitive advantage in a dynamic marketplace. Research over the last decade, however, has provided mounting evidence that while global collaboration is a necessary strategic choice for an ever-increasing number of organizations, socio-demographic, contextual, and temporal barriers engender many interpersonal challenges for distant coworkers and are likely to adversely affect trust between and among workers across sites. In this paper that examines employee relations at a multinational organization, HBS professor Tsedal Beyene and MIT Sloan School of Management professor Mark Mortensen find that firsthand experience in global collaborations is a crucial means of engendering trust from shared knowledge among coworkers. Their findings reinforce the important role of others' perceptions in our own self-definition, and suggest a means of addressing some of the problems that arise in cross-cultural global collaborations. Read More
- 04 Aug 2008
- Research & Ideas
How Female Stars Succeed in New Jobs
Women who are star performers on Wall Street tend to fare better than men after changing jobs. Why? According to HBS professor Boris Groysberg, star women place greater emphasis than men on external business relationships, and conduct better research on potential employers. Plus: Businesswomen are asked to share career experiences. Read More
- 15 Mar 2007
- Working Papers
Initiating Divergent Organizational Change: The Enabling Role of Actors' Social Position
Does social position influence the ability to launch groundbreaking organizational projects? This study investigates that question as well as whether workers' social position in their professional field affects their ability to begin such projects. Using data based on more than ninety clinical managers in the United Kingdom's National Health Service, Battilana studied initiatives such as the development of an alternative to hospitalization for older people and another that would shift role division by transferring decision-making power from physicians to nurses. Her results indicate that social position is an important condition at the heart of organizational change. Read More
- 20 Mar 2006
- Research & Ideas
Do I Dare Say Something?
Are you afraid to speak up at work? The amount of fear in the modern workplace is just one surprising finding from recent research done by HBS professor Amy Edmondson and her colleague, Professor James Detert from Penn State. Read More
- 20 Jun 2005
- Research & Ideas
Creating a Positive Professional Image
In today's diverse workplace, your actions and motives are constantly under scrutiny. Time to manage your own professional image before others do it for you. An interview with professor Laura Morgan Roberts. Read More
- 31 May 2004
- Research & Ideas
How Team Leaders Show Support–or Not
What does a team leader do so that employees know they are being supported? A Q&A with HBS professor and creativity expert Teresa Amabile about new research. Read More
- 10 Nov 2003
- Research & Ideas
A Fast Start on Your New Job
Your first ninety days in a new position are fraught with peril—and loaded with opportunity. HBS professor Michael Watkins explains how to get a running start. A Q&A and book excerpt. Read More
- 13 Oct 2003
- Research & Ideas
Negotiating Challenges for Women Leaders
When negotiating compensation, women often sell themselves short. Some practical advice on claiming the power to lead in this interview with HBS professor Kathleen L. McGinn and Harvard's Hannah Riley Bowles. Read More
- 29 Jul 2002
- Research & Ideas
Time Pressure and Creativity: Why Time is Not on Your Side
Even as time pressures increase in corporate life, the need for creative thinking has never been greater, says Harvard Business School professor Teresa Amabile. Read More
- 11 Feb 2002
- Research & Ideas
The Quiet Leaderand How to Be One
Think of a business leader and who comes to mind? A brash type like Jack Welch? But real leaders solve tough problems in all kinds of ways, and often quietly, says Harvard Business School's Joseph L. Badaracco, Jr. Read More


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LITTLE ROCK, Arkansas (KARK) -- An arrest affidavit obtained Tuesday reveals what shooting suspect 48-year-old Willie Noble says happened early Saturday morning when police say he shot and killed 15-year-old Adrian Broadway.
According to the report, when Noble went outside to find his car vandalized, he went back inside and told his wife "Whoever it is, they will be back."
In the affidavit, Noble told police shortly after he noticed the vandalism a white vehicle pulled up next to his home.
When someone got out and began running toward his vehicle, Noble told police he "opened his front door and started shooting."
Noble now faces a first-degree murder charge for Adrian Broadway's death.
The teenagers told police they were pranking Noble's son, getting him back for a prank he did last year.


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Welcome to Evolution Olde English Bulldogges!
Evolution Bulldogges follows a clear vision which demands solid
and stable TEMPERAMENTS as core components of our Olde English Bulldogge kennel.
My kennel only breeds quality Olde English Bulldogges in our breeder program, to produce the very highest quality
Olde English Bulldogge puppies for sale
. All bulldogs must pass hip x-rays prior to breeding. I also evaluate each bulldogge's movement, breathing, and athletic ability. Only the most impressive capable Olde English Bulldogges are used at Evolution Bulldogge kennels. While I create extreme bulldogge looks, I know that going too extreme will hinder the function of the animal. I strive to consistently create massive muscular bulldogs with sound structure, proper skeletal alignment, and extraordinarily fluid movement.
Evolution Bulldogges is the first kennel in the world to send canine samples to
DNA Diagnostics
for VeriSNP testing. VeriSNP is a new technology which generates results of multiple DNA markers simultaneously in a single test. There are currently markers for over 40 different genetic canine diseases. This allows us to properly pair up breedings to consistently result in bulldogges clear of known genetic disease.
I believe that the learning process should never stop when you are passionate. To meet like minded people and to place myself in fertile ground for greater knowledge, I participate heavily in nationwide bulldogge events as a sanctioned judge with the OBBA judging Olde Bulldogges, and I also completed my apprenticeship in 2010 and judge American Bulldogs for the ABRA.
While my main focus is to consistently advance my Olde English Bulldogge breeding program, I am genuinely pleased to help you get just the right Olde English Bulldogge puppy for you. My
puppies page
usually has pictures of the Olde English Bulldogge Puppies I have for sale, but occasionally I have other puppies available who are not yet listed. When you purchase an Olde Bulldogge puppy from Evolution Bulldogges, you can be sure you are getting the highest quality bulldogge puppy money can buy. If you are interested in learning about my Olde English Bulldogge kennel and breeding program, or purchasing bulldog puppies from me, please feel free to
me. I would love to hear from you and will help you in any way I can.
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I am Brian Miller, an Olde English Bulldogge Breeder. This is my story.
At a very early age I was introduced to an idea of bulldogs that
me - the giant bulldog in
the cartoons with a huge head, massive chest, low, wide, thick, and muscular body! At fifteen years old I
had met Mr. Jack, an over-sized English Bulldog stud. I spent hours playing and wrestling around with him.
He was a great bulldog, and while he was very similar to my giant cartoon bulldog dream, he was not quite
the icon of
or vigor I had hoped, but I was completely hooked. At this young age of fifteen years I
made the very clear decision that I would become the greatest bulldog breeder in the world. My parents
however, had other ideas, so my dream as a bulldog breeder was put on hold. Over the next decade and
a half I spent countless hours and days researching genetics, anatomy, physiology, biology and
microscopy, learning how to breed healthy versions of my beloved cartoon image bulldog. In my studies I
realized the English Bulldog is structurally limited in regards to health. I began looking at other bully breeds
in an attempt to find a healthy bulldog, and after several years I stumbled upon The
Olde English
. I was sold on the sales pitch that the Olde English Bulldogge was healthy and capable. I
failed to closely read the health guarantees of the dogs I proceeded to purchase, spending many
thousands of dollars on Olde Bulldogge breeding stock full of health issues. It was obvious - the Olde
English Bulldogge breed also suffered from several of the same health issues which plague the English
Bulldog. It was an expensive lesson, but one well learned. I have searched tirelessly for Olde Bulldogges
that would put me within reach of my ultimate goal of a bigger, better bulldog. I quickly realized to get what
I wanted, I was going to have to create it myself.
As I stumbled upon a few exceptional dogs that would lay the foundation for a solid breeding program,
and began linebreeding my productions, Evolution Bulldogges was born!
Improving my Olde Bulldogge kennel is a large part of what I do.
Working to improve the Olde English Bulldogge breed as a whole is a large part of who I am.
Click Here to Learn More About My Vision
About Our Olde English Bulldogge Kennel
Olde English Bulldogge Studs
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Olde English Bulldogge Puppies
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Evolution Bulldogge's entire purpose as an Olde English Bulldogge breeder is to advance their bulldog kennel as effectively as possible by continuing to produce better bulldogges each generation. A better Olde English Bulldogge is built through solid breeding principles, following strict guidelines for canine health testing, temperament testing, workability testing, evaluating movement, and proper veterinary evaluation of every structure contained within the entire vessel of the Olde English bulldog both inside and out. Evolution's Olde English Bulldogges are tested thoroughly prior to being bred and our bulldogs must pass strict guidelines to be considered viable Olde English Bulldogge breeding stock. One facet of the selection process involved in creating bullet-proof bulldogs includes strenuous work as a test of their heartiness. Those that fail do not get bred, making each generation more powerful and capable. Evolution Bulldogges is owned and run by a true lifelong bulldog fanatic. The following was written by Brian Miller of Evolution Bulldogges to give a bit more information as to his history with bulldogs.
Bulldogs have been a lifelong facination for me even from a very early age. The cartoons which contained bulldogs were by far my favorite and each time a bulldog made an appearance on television, I would become a very excited kiddo. This facination grew to the threshold of a bulldog obsession, and upon the first introduction to a real bulldog in the flesh, there was a certain degree of disappointment mixedd with enthusiasm. I thought bulldogs were how they were portrayed to children, to find out that the image I was introduced to was an exaggeration much opposed to the gross exaggeration that bulldogs had become by the time I reached this earth. The bulldog of old, the courageous, capable, athletic, powerful bulldogs had long since become extinct. When I found out all the health problems bulldogs had, I become less enamored with the actual breed of dog, and more so intersted in the image I held in my mind of what a bulldog should be. After a very long path, and many interesting experiences with bulldogs through the years, I finally happened upon the Olde English Bulldogge. I was doing my ritualistic dog classified section scanning in the Topeka Kansas newspaper when I stumbled across an ad for Olde English Bulldogge Puppies For Sale. They were local, and the name in the olde tyme spelling really peaked my bulldog curiousity, so I called and made an appointment to see what these Olde English bulldogges were all about. When I arrived, I saw the baddest bulldog bitch I had ever seen in my life! Zoey owned by Top City Olde English Bulldogge Kennels lept with grace and ease atop her 3 1/2 foot tall dog house as she barked a warning bark upon my approach. Bulldogs only moved that powerfully and quickly in the cartoons! I couldn't believe what I was seeing. With my brand new introduction to the Olde English Bulldogge, I knew I was onto something.
Bulldogs have always consumed my thoughts as long as I can remember, and after 33 years of life, bulldogs are still my life's passion. I can't image a world without breeding and owning amazing hearty, athletic Olde English Bulldogges. Being the world's greatest bulldog breeder is a lifestyle here at Evolution Bulldogges.
Evolution Bulldogges is a clean, professional kennel producing exceptionally high quality Olde English Bulldogge puppies, in north eastern Kansas. We encourage you to come visit us in the heart of the United States, see all of our bulldogs, and pick up your new puppy when it is seven weeks or older. Also, come out and see my wife's project of building
smaller bulldogs
in her
Shorty Bull
Evolution Bulldogs has created a distinct line of bulldogs, through a very selective breeding process, for the last five generations. We have great great grandchildren of our impressive hubsire, Extreme's Ali. Of all the dogs we've had, our current Bulldogs have been the most trustworthy and loyal out of all the guard dog breeds. All of our dogs have solid, stable, family friendly temperaments. We've never been afraid to let children play with even our most massive Olde English Bulldogge breeding stock at any time. Our bulldogs are bred specifically to be great family protectors who are very gentle and sweet to the family that they love.
More About Evolution Bulldogges
Take a look at our
Future Breedings
page to see what
Olde English Bulldogge puppies
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None of this would matter if the band didn't have such a knack for radio-ready hooks. All the songs on the album (not to mention the four tracks on their more recent EP) stick to the ears like Velcro. They bounce across a blend of power pop/ska/power ballad rhythmic styles, with hooks the order of every day. If you can't hum the thing after a couple of listens, Just Add Water is most likely gonna throw a new song out on its can.
Having aroused the interest of several major labels, the hard-working quintet seems poised for a shot at the big time. They've got the material, the appeal and the sound. Now it's time for a little luck, and Just Add Water could be as big as anybody in the Modern Rock scene. (SP)
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Unlike several of the other winners in the 2002 RFTMAs, Jay Farrar is a first-timer. Even though his old band Uncle Tupelo spearheaded a movement (a tiny one, to be sure, but one whose influence continues to be felt), the Belleville-based trio never won a single Slammy, amazingly enough. After UT split up, Farrar's childhood friend and longtime bandmate Jeff Tweedy formed Wilco with the remaining members; Farrar reunited with original UT drummer Mike Heidorn, and Son Volt was born. Their debut, Trace, was widely held to be a masterpiece and even made it onto Elvis Costello's list of his all-time favorite CDs a few years back. Subsequent albums weren't as well received, unfortunately, even though the third (and, perhaps, final) Son Volt effort, Wide Swing Tremolo, is, to our ears, every bit as strong as Trace and infinitely more ambitious.
Last year, Farrar went solo, releasing Sebastopol under his own name. A beautiful and uncompromising album, it easily ranks among his best work, drawing on the sonic experimentalism of the last Son Volt albums but taking it in a more focused direction. A bevy of all-star backing musicians -- Gillian Welch and David Rawlings, Kelly Joe Phelps, Steve Drozd of the Flaming Lips, Matt Pence of Centro-matic, Jon Wurster of Superchunk -- freed Farrar to tinker around with unexpected arrangements, alternate tunings, the occasional drum loop and even a lone saxophone, distorted beyond recognition. "I primarily worked with one musician at a time," Farrar told us in an interview late last year, "so it allowed the songs to evolve at a slower pace, with more time to think about what instrumention to put where, whereas with Son Volt we were mostly trying to capture the essence of what we'd been doing on the road."
Despite its more calculated approach, Sebastopol wasn't so much a departure for Farrar as a logical progression. He didn't alienate his longtime fans with self-conscious forays into microhouse or free-jazz skronk; he didn't reinvent himself for the rock-is-dead era. He still sounds like himself -- the same mournful baritone, the same melancholy phrasing, the same cryptic lyrical tendencies -- but doesn't sound as if he's repeating himself. Since his early twenties, Farrar has had a unique style, one that's often imitated but never equaled -- he doesn't need to fuck with everyone's expectations to evolve as an artist.
In the end, one suspects, Farrar's music will live on long after the current crop of critics' pets have faded into obscurity. It's only fitting that his first RFT Music Award honors his abilities as a singer/songwriter. It's his songs -- oblique, surreal, abstract and yet still somehow deeply personal -- that make up his true legacy. Leave the radical self-reinvention to the wannabes and poseurs: St. Louisans are loyal to Farrar because he's remained true to himself. (RSS)
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So strange, the nomenclature of popular music. "Rockabilly" once described an unpredictable synthesis of hillbilly country and rhythm & blues; now the term refers to virtually any band with a stand-up bass and leather jackets. "Jam" once referred to what musicians did before they called themselves a band; now it's the raison d'être of a whole youth movement. "Folk" music used to be made by and for folks; now the surburban bourgeoisie sticks "contemporary" in front of it and shells out $17.50 a ticket at Generations.
What's happened to pop is, perhaps, strangest of all. Pop was once the opposite of rock & roll: Frank Sinatra, Bobby Darin and Barbra Streisand were all pop artists. Now pop means pretty much any young band that recognizes the existence of the Beatles, seems oblivious to punk, shows their navels on MTV or adds la-la-la to a chorus. To be fair to the members of Tripstar, winning Best Pop Band wasn't their idea. They play crunchy, anthemic guitar rock, and they play it about as well as any band yet to break out of the local scene. Their debut album, At the Instar Motel, is full of sweeping time changes, spacey harmonies and the sunshiney nonsense of a dozen Donovan albums. They're not afraid of puppy love's ickier sentiments -- the lines "I'd like to hold you close, dancing nose to nose/I'd like to feel your smile/It touches me for miles and miles" are representative -- nor are they afraid to erect sugarcoated cathedrals around Bryan Hoskins' quasar-high vocals.
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If you right-click a table (but not in the header) you'll get a small drop-down menu with some options for editing it:
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@aishan: Thanks for pointing that out! I came here having the same issue (I used to just add the HTML code in the alternate editor on the old page).
This is really REALLY unintuitive, though. I feel this new wiki needs an extensive tutorial or some very basic explanations in the wiki itself. A lot of the UI stuff is really really problematic and nigh impossible to figure out.
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Release Date: 11/11/2003
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Disc 1
Song Title
1. Star Trek: The TV Series Theme ~ Original Soundtracks
2. Star Trek: The Motion Picture Ene Titles ~ Original Soundtracks
3. Klingon Attack - (from "Star Trek: The Motion Picture") ~ Original Soundtracks
4. Warp Drive - (Sound Effect) ~ Original Soundtracks
5. Overture - (from "Star Treck II: The Erath Of Khan") ~ Original Soundtracks
6. Bird Of Prey Decloaks - (from "Star Trek III: Search for Spock") ~ Original Soundtracks
7. End Titles - (from "Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home") ~ Original Soundtracks
8. Away Team - (Sound Effect) ~ Original Soundtracks
9. End Titles - (from "Star Trek: First Content") ~ Original Soundtracks
10. Tasha's Farewell - (from "Star Trek: The Next Generation") ~ Original Soundtracks
11. Theme - (from "Star Trek: Deep Space Nine") ~ Original Soundtracks
12. He's Toast - (from "Star Trek: Deep Space Nine") ~ Original Soundtracks
13. End Titles - (from "Star Trek V: The Final Frontier") ~ Original Soundtracks
Disc 2
Song Title
1. End Titles - (from "Star Treak VI: The Undiscovered Country") ~ Original Soundtracks
2. Theme - (from "Star Trek: Voyager") ~ Original Soundtracks
3. Battle Stations - (Sound Effect) ~ Original Soundtracks
4. Overture - (from "Star Trek: Generations") ~ Original Soundtracks
5. One Last Visit - (from "Star Trek: Deep Space Nine") ~ Original Soundtracks
6. End Titles - (from "Star Trek: Insurrection") ~ Original Soundtracks
7. Dogfight In Space - (Sound Effect) ~ Original Soundtracks
8. Menagerie - (from "Star Trek: The TV Series") ~ Original Soundtracks
9. Opening - (from "Star Fleet Academy") ~ Original Soundtracks
10. Crash Landing - (Sound Effect) ~ Original Soundtracks
11. Suite - (from "Star Trek: Nemesis") ~ Original Soundtracks
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|Silva Records' collection of music written for the various film, television, and video properties that make up the Star Trek franchise (performed, as usual for Silva, by the City of Prague Philharmonic Orchestra) suggests a division between two composers not unlike that in the James Bond film franchise between Monty Norman, who wrote the original theme, and John Barry, who has done much of the scoring. In the case of Star Trek, that division is between Alexander Courage, who wrote the theme for the original 1960s television series, and Jerry Goldsmith, who wrote the music for the first film, Star Trek: The Motion Picture, in 1979. And, as with the Bond films, in which, while Norman always gets his due, Barry really rules the roost, in the Star Trek galaxy, Courage gets repeated nods while Goldsmith is the real power. That's a shame, really. Courage's fruity theme is a triumph of '60s exotica, with its jazz elements and otherworldly female ululations. It's a throwback to the cheesy science-fiction films of the '50s. Goldsmith, on the other hand, contributed a big, showy march to the first film, its chief influence being John Williams' Star Wars music. As this album demonstrates, Goldsmith's successors, James Horner, Leonard Rosenman, Cliff Eidelman, and Dennis McCarthy, have always kept him in mind, but have recalled Courage only occasionally. And Goldsmith himself has stepped back in here and there, returning for Star Trek V: The Final Frontier, and handling the eighth, ninth, and tenth films, as well as one of the later TV series (Star Trek: Voyager). There is plenty of enjoyable film music here that will remind the Star Trek fan of favorite moments. But there is also aural evidence of how far Star Trek journeyed from its original form, and not necessarily for the better. ~ William Ruhlmann
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|Music from The Lord of the Rings Trilogy
|Middle Men (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
|Bring Him Home
|Only God Forgives
|Soundtrack Of My Life
|100 Greatest Film Themes
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|Release Date : 11/11/2003
|Original Release Date : 2003
|Catalog ID : 1155
|Label : Silva America
|Number of Discs : 2
|Studio/Live : Studio
|Mono/Stereo : Stereo
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Prospective students (and their parents) are our primary audience for About USF, all Admissions pages, and most of the top two tiers within each school's site. With this in mind, there must be a general consistency of style across all of the externally focused top level messaging of the site.
Of course, each school has its own unique type of prospective student, and content for each of the schools should have a tone that reflects their particular external audiences. Students applying for evening bachelors' completion programs may bring different expectations to the table than do 16-year-old prospective freshmen. But overall, the tone of top-level messaging throughout the site should be smart, knowing, engaging, and straightforward. One of the best ways to check the style of Web writing is to read it to yourself out loud. If it sounds natural, it's likely to be good.
The writing in each section of the site — especially introductory paragraphs, sidebar features, and the like — should be seen as part of the larger USF story, and not feel compartmentalized within the domain of one office or communications effort.
Through the news stories, themes, selection of examples, and general choice of words — especially for news headlines and event titles/teasers — readers should come away associating USF with some of its key values and characteristics. This doesn't mean that USF staff should micromanage every headline or event name; simply put, we believe that visitors to the USF site will form associations based on ALL the content they read on the site. So to the extent possible, each part should reflect the qualities of the whole.
What makes these messages important is that they apply to all of USF's schools equally. In our formal and informal research about USF, we've found a striking unity of purpose among the stakeholders we've talked to throughout the community. Unlike some universities where each school pursues its own agenda, there is a great deal of common ground here, and our recommendations are meant to reflect that.
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San Francisco Advantage. USF embodies both the history and the values of San Francisco deeply enough that we should establish a very close connection between the two. Visitors should understand, without doing a lot of research, how close USF is to Golden Gate Park, the Presidio, and the beach. Associations like these — to the neighborhoods and natural wonders of this beautiful city — are every bit as important as the more conventional, familiar ones.
News stories that connect USF to San Francisco should always make that relationship explicit. When creating stories about USF's work in the community, we should make clear where the work is taking place; if students are running a soup kitchen in the Mission, we should place them there. Photography should show not just USF's proximity to the Golden Gate Bridge, but how deeply the campus is woven into the fabric of the city.
Of course, there's more to USF than San Francisco: its branch campuses in Sacramento, Santa Rosa, San Jose, and Pleasanton are an important part of the USF story. By virtue of the name alone, USF's primary association will always be with its namesake city; however, we should make sure that the values and benefits of the branch campus locations, with appropriate photography, are highlighted adequately on the site.
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Content doesn't have to be literally unfiltered to have this impact. But we should be careful not to over-manage first person narratives, as today's audience is sensitive to packaged and manufactured content and can see through "canned" or marketing-driven material of that sort.
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