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Posted by Great Food on 12/23/2007
I just moved in to an apartment on east 56st, and I am suprised this place doesn't have more reviews. Only 4!! The food is awesome, and the service is so fast! I am happy that I found a place that I can order breakfast, lunch, or dinner from any night of the week.
Posted by newyorkgirl on 08/10/2005
I went here with a few friends for dinner/drinks on the rooftop - the service was poor - and so was my $880 bill! yes. that's right -- the waitress charged us $800 over and above what we owed - and the managers were not quick or apologetic in fixing the mistake of their work staff. Poor Food & Service, Overpriced - and the after work crowd is old and boring... I wouldn't recommend it.
Posted by MAV on 04/01/2004
Great place to meet for drinks after work. The menu was small but decent to grab a quick bite. They have a cool rooftop bar where smoking is permitted. For all of you cigar lovers, they sell cigars from their in-house humidor.


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recipe: mystery chili
Thursday, October 7, 2010 at 12:00PM
Mild, spicy or 5-alarm? Beef, pork or vegetarian? Red kidney, or bean-free? The weather's signaling that it's time for football, sweaters, and comfort food. But did you ever stop to think it's the one dish that inspires an International Chili Society? and countless chili cook-offs??
Flatiron, calla, modern—we've got a bowl for every type of chili. What's your recipe??
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Of the more than 400 companies exhibiting at Licensing Expo in Las Vegas, Nev., this month, almost 150 are new to the show this year.
Cherokee has appointed Copyright Promotions Licensing Group to represent Cherokee Global Brands in its European markets.
Supermodel Alessandra Ambrosio, in partnership with Silver Sunrise and Cherokee, is adding to her lifestyle brand with a collection of swimwear.
With MAGIC Market Week in full swing, it's only fitting that License! Global looks at the trends that will shape the licensed apparel business in 2014.
In its third acquisition in just over a year, Cherokee has bought the Tony Hawk and Hawk apparel brands from Quiksilver for $19 million in cash.
Cherokee is bringing its Liz Lange Maternity brand to India, in a new agreement with Mahindra Retail.
Cherokee's current chief financial officer Mark DiSiena has resigned and Jason Boling has been elected by the board of directors to fill his role.
Cherokee has teamed up with Victoria's Secret model Alessandra Ambrosio and her company Silver Sunrise for the new lifestyle brand ale by Alessandra.
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Prior to seeing the Bush Marigold I had always thought that marigolds were these fluffy bedding plants in front of
gas stations and shopping centers. I was walking through the Huntington Gardens in
San Marino around Thanksgiving and saw Tagetes lemmonii for the first time. The genus Tagetes
took on new meaning for me. I located a couple of Tagetes lemmonii
plants at a nursery and planted them about 2
feet back from the entrance to my yard on each side of the walk. The plants were
gorgeous but in a very short time they consumed the walk and put out a strong
fragrance every time I walked through.
The scent stuck with me for awhile too. This was fine so long as I was poking
about the yard but rather unusual as a cologne. I plant the Mexican
Tarragon back a bit further from the
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or hard frost. Tagetes lemmonii plants get about 6 feet in diameter and lose their foliage to frost at
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National Campaigning Update 16th February 2012
If you have comment on these or any other issues please email firstname.lastname@example.com
Overnight subsistence rates for 2012
The HMRC approved "without sleeper cab" subsistence rate for 2012 is £33.85, while the "with sleeper cab" rate is £25.40, an increase of 5.2% in line with the Retail Price Index (RPI) on 1 November 2011.
Operators with local arrangements with HMRC should also look to uplift overnight subsistence rates by 5.2%.
A briefing note for members can be viewed HERE
LST permit revisions
The DfT has revised its longer-semi-trailer permit allocation to in the light of a small number permit returns and to take account of a couple of anomalies in the first allocation:
Details are at:
Longer semi-trailer trial:permit allocation January 2012
Longer semi-trailer trial: revised permit allocation February 2012
Meanwhile, the RHA is discussing with the DfT how to take forward any further allocations and changes of allocations. Feedback from members is welcome – 67% of all companies operating the trailers are RHA members. Email email@example.com
Geoff Dunning interviewed on cycle safety
RHA Chief Executive Geoff Dunning was interviewed this week on BBC You & Yours, on Radio 4 in a feature on HGVs and cycle safety.
Dunning stressed that trucks are essential to the economic development of towns and cities and that haulage operators are open to the adoption of safety features when the costs of installation do not outweigh the benefits generated.
A Cemex spokeswoman was also interviewed and appeared cautious about the fitting cameras to trucks, saying that evidence was needed that cameras would not distract the drivers from the view ahead.
Click here to hear the You & Yours discussion
A scheme that could give cyclists a five second head start at traffic lights has been proposed by Ken Livingston who is challenging Mayor of London Boris Johnson at elections on 3 May.
HA aim on prompt payment
By 2015 around 20% of Highways Agency construction projects aim to use a system that will see subcontractors paid directly from a central project bank account.
Crossrail projects already use the system, and now work on the M4/M5 managed motorway scheme near Bristol, and the M62 junction 25 to junction 28 managed motorway scheme in Yorkshire will be using direct payments.
The Ministry of Defence is also due to adopt the system later this year, use of project bank accounts are expected to be rolled out rapidly across public construction projects so that there is 20% usage across government by 2015.
The RHA has been campaigning for some time for prompt payment of government sub-contractors, who include many hauliers.
RHA meets Treasury
Director of Policy Jack Semple, and policy manager Sonia Purser met Treasury officials this week to raise member concerns ahead of the Budget on 21 March.
Issues covered included fuel duty, with strong concern over the increase planned for August in terms of both the haulage sector and the impact on growth. We are also having detailed discussion on aspects of the road user charging proposals, which we are also discussing with the DfT.
HMRC and pre-pack losses
After dropping reforms that would have given creditors three days to object to a pre-pack, the government is to allow HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) to ask ailing businesses for security, if it is feared a pre-pack might be used to avoid settling a tax liability.
From April, if HMRC thinks there is a serious risk that PAYE or national insurance contributions will not be paid over, companies can be asked for a cash deposit or a bank bond, with the threat of a fine of up to £5,000 if the security is not produced.
The RHA is attending a meeting next week with the Insolvency Service to see what can be done to improve the system for creditors and competitor businesses as things stand.
More information is in the Economic News
HGV traffic volumes flat
Heavy goods vehicle traffic levels were stable in the last quarter of 2011 compared to the same period in 2010 according to Department for Transport statistics.
Light van traffic was 5% higher in the fourth quarter of 2011 than in the fourth quarter of 2010, and for all motor vehicle traffic, volumes were 3.6% up comparing quarter four of 2011 to the same period in 2010.
For all traffic, when the effects of winter 2010 snowfalls are discounted, then the increase in traffic volumes between the final quarters of 2010 and the same period in 2011 are estimated to be under 0.5%.
Figures come from the Department for Transport.
Free London 2012 workshops for freight operators and their customers
Transport for London (TfL) is offering free workshops, both inside and outside the capital, to help hauliers running into London's transport 'hotspots' operate smoothly during the Games. The workshops will cover:
- Overview of the Olympics
- Use of Olympic Route Network
- Implications on freight and delivery operations
- The Games as an opportunity to reduce, re-time, re-route and re-mode
- Case studies highlighting how companies have started to prepare
- What's available to help you prepare
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CONCORD, N.C. -- Colin Braun was pleased with the progress his Con-way Freight team made during the two-day test at Martinsville Speedway this week. With the exception of Wednesday afternoon's practice session when he was 12th, Braun placed in the top five on the speed charts throughout the test. Not only was he fast, but he made 527 laps throughout the test which provided valuable experience for the rookie.
"I think the test went really well," Braun said. "My Con-way Freight Ford F-150 was fast both days and we had a lot of time to try different set-ups to see what worked the best. Mike (Beam, crew chief), Hal (Ralston, engineer) and the guys really worked hard to get a lot accomplished that will help us tremendously when we go back for the race in two weeks. I ran a lot of laps which is great because Martinsville is a tough little track to get around."
Braun has one previous start at the 0.526-mile track last October in the Craftsman Truck Series race. He finished 34th after a flat tire caused him to spin and hit the wall after 144 laps.
"Colin did a great job at the test," Beam said. "He adapts to new tracks so quickly and he already had some experience there in last year's race so that helped. All the Roush Fenway trucks were pretty good so we were able to share a lot of notes and ideas between the three teams. I'm looking forward to coming back in a few weeks for the race. Colin needs to stay out of trouble in the race, so it will be our responsibility to keep him up front with a good truck and fast pit stops."
The Kroger 250 at Martinsville Speedway will be Saturday, March 29. It will be televised live on FOX at 3 p.m. (EDT).
About Roush Fenway Racing
Roush Fenway Racing operates 13 full-time motorsports teams, five in NASCAR Sprint Cup with drivers Matt Kenseth, Jamie McMurray, Greg Biffle, Carl Edwards and David Ragan; four in the Nationwide Series with Kenseth, Biffle, Edwards, McMurray, Ragan, Erik Darnell and Colin Braun; three in the Craftsman Truck Series with Darnell, Braun, Kvapil, Bobby East and John Wes Townley; and one in the ARCA RE/MAX Series with Ricky Stenhouse, Jr. For more information on any of the Roush Fenway Racing teams, log onto www.RoushFenway.com. For sponsorship inquiries, please contact Robin Johnson at 704.720.4645.


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FIFA Soccer 2004
Budgets FAQ by Gigolosam
Version: 1.1 | Updated: 02/02/04 | Printable Version
=========================================================================== || || || Fifa 2004 Budgets Guide || || by GigoloSam || || || =========================================================================== Game: FIFA 2004 Console: Sony Playstation2 Developer: EA Sports Genre: Soccer Sim Release: October 24, 2003 Author: Sam Morehouse (GigoloSam) Contact Email: email@example.com Copyright 2004 Sam Morehouse //=================\\ || Table of Contents || \\=================// 1. Author and FAQ Info 1.1. Copyright Information 1.2. Contact Information 1.3. Version History 2. Budget Info 2.1. Introduction to FIFA 2004 Budget System 2.2. Categories of Leagues 2.3. Disclaimer of Accuracy 2.4. Promotion and Relegation 2.5. Non-Promotion budget changes 2.6. Do budgets carry over from year to year? 2.7. Simulated games, team changes, and rank 3. League Types 3.1. Best 3.2. Good 3.3. English Division 2 3.4. English Division 3 4. Future Plans Update =========================================================================== || 1. Author and FAQ Info || =========================================================================== --------------------------- 1.1. Copyright Information: --------------------------- This may be not be reproduced under any circumstances except for personal, private use. It may not be placed on any web site or otherwise distributed publicly without advance written permission. Use of this guide on any other web site or as a part of any public display is strictly prohibited, and a violation of copyright. Please contact me on the email below to ask permission for use of this guide. ------------------------- 1.2. Contact Information: ------------------------- Before emailing me, please READ THE ENTIRE FAQ, especially the explanation of what a team rating actually is. It has nothingto do with your prestige as a teams manager. If you need to contact me about the guide, please email me at email@example.com. Please only email me with errors in the guide or requests for the guide. Any questions about the game (that do not have to do with things discussed in the guide) should be sent to a messageboard, like the one at www.soccergaming.tv . --------------------- 1.3. Version History: --------------------- 02/02/04- 1.1 Removed ratings upon request. Added ratings explanation, edited margins, updated info on my next FAQ, redid the format a little. 01/13/04- 1.0 First submitted version. =========================================================================== || 2. Budget Info || =========================================================================== --------------------------------------------- 2.1. Introduction to FIFA 2004 Budget System: --------------------------------------------- Fifa 2004 uses two things to determine the starting salaries of a team, their league and their rating. For this reason, you should use this FAQ along with Psy's team ratings FAQ to see what each teams budget is. It can be found at Gamefaqs.com along with some other great FAQs. Since I have gotten some confusing emails, I will clear up what a team rating is. Whenever you select a team, either from the "Play Now" or "Career Mode" options in the menu, there are 5 stars below the teams name, however many are colored equals the teams rating. What IS NOT the teams rating are the stars that are on the top of the screen next to your name in the career mode. This is your career rating, which is COMPLETELY DIFFERENT than your teams' rating. --------------------------- 2.2. Categories of leagues: --------------------------- Fifa 2004 puts the leagues into four categories, which I have named Best, Good, English Division 2 and English Division 3 (the reason for the last two will be evident shortly). Depending on the quality of the league, the teams, regardless of their rating, will get a different amount of money. For instance, a team with a rating of 3 stars in a "Best" league, such as the Premier League, will start with 12 Million, where a team with the same rating in a "Good" league, such as English Division 1 or the Danish Superfigaen, will start with 8 Million. The English Division 2 and 3 have the lowest starting budgets, with Division 3 having the lower of the two. ---------------------------- 2.3. Disclaimer of Accuracy: ---------------------------- Once I found this relationship with team rating and league type, I stopped manually checking every team, so if any of these are incorrect then let me know and I will update the list. ------------------------------ 2.4. Relegation and Promotion: ------------------------------ It seems that relegation does not lower your rank at all, but promotion might raise it one star. Since I do not know exactly how your league performance affects your budget, I can't tell if teams have more money because of their good play in winning a league or if they get an extra point in their rating due to promotion. The budgets that promoted teams have seem to be consistent with gaining a point in your rank, so this is why I think this is what happens. Unfortunately, once you've gained a point due to promotion, you cannot gain another for being promoted to the same league. If this is confusing, here's what I tested. I got West Ham promoted from Eng. Div 1 to the FA Premier League, then they got relegated, then they got promoted again, and their budget was similar to when they got originally promoted. What I have not tested is taking a Division 3 team and getting them to either Eng Div 1 or the FA Premier League, and seeing what happens to their budget. If anyone tests this, let me know what happens. ---------------------------------- 2.5. Non-Promotion Budget Changes: ---------------------------------- As for what happens to your budget on successive seasons, this is somewhat unclear to me. I do know that your budget will change, but why I don't know. The changes that do occur in budget are pretty small though, with the largest that I've seen being 2.5 Million with Real Madrid. If anyone has any info on this please email me. Since vesion 1 I have revieved emails about teams that win everything they can but their budgets do not change. I have no reason for what could cause this, if anyone figures out why some budgets raise while others don't then let me know. ---------------------------------------------- 2.6. Do budgets carry over from year to year?: ---------------------------------------------- NO!! Your budget will not carry over to the next year, so if you were planning on saving up for a big player and not spending anything for a few years, this will not work. --------------------------------------------- 2.7. Simulated games, team changes, and rank: --------------------------------------------- Another interesting thing is that no matter how bad your team is, your rating will not lower. I tested this by taking Real Madrid and selling all of their players ranked over 65, and replacing them with the worst players I could find, looking specifically for ones below 40. This team not only won 3 League Championships, they kept their high budget also. This showed two things: simulating matches only uses your team rating to determine the stronger team and the team rating doesn't change if your players change from season to season. =========================================================================== || 3. League Types || =========================================================================== ---------- 3.1. Best: ---------- Dutch League FA Premier League German Bund. 1 Italian Division 1 Ligue de Professionnel 1 Spanish Primera Rating Starting Budget ¯¯¯¯¯¯ ¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯ 5 43.0 Million 4.5 33.0 Million 4 23.0 Million 3.5 13.0 Million 3 12.0 Million 2.5 11.0 Million 2 10.0 Million 1.5 9.5 Million 1 9.0 Million .5 N/A* What this means is that a team in any of these leagues with a rating of 4 will start with 23 Million in their budget (like Barcelona). ---------- 3.2. Good: ---------- Austrian T-Mobile Belgian Juplier Danish Superligen English Division 1 German Bund. 2 Italian Division 2 K-League Ligue de Professionnel 2 MLS Norwegian Tippe. Portuguese Superliga Scottish Premier Spanish Segunda Swedish Allsvenskan Swiss Axpo Rating Starting Budget ¯¯¯¯¯¯ ¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯ 5 N/A* 4.5 N/A* 4 N/A* 3.5 9.0 Million 3 8.0 Million 2.5 7.0 Million 2 6.0 Million 1.5 5.5 Million 1 5.0 Million .5 4.5 Million ------------------------ 3.3. English Division 2: ------------------------ English Division 2 Rating Starting Budget ¯¯¯¯¯¯ ¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯ 5 N/A* 4.5 N/A* 4 N/A* 3.5 N/A* 3 N/A* 2.5 N/A* 2 N/A* 1.5 3.5 Million 1 3.0 Million .5 2.5 Million ------------------------ 3.4. English Division 3: ------------------------ English Division 3 Rating Starting Budget ¯¯¯¯¯¯ ¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯ 5 N/A* 4.5 N/A* 4 N/A* 3.5 N/A* 3 N/A* 2.5 N/A* 2 N/A* 1.5 N/A* 1 2.0 Million .5 1.5 Million * Not Applicable because there are no teams in the game, in this league type, that have this rating. Thus, I cannot see their rank to ensure the value. If you get a good lead on what they are then email me. =========================================================================== || 4. Future Plans Update || =========================================================================== The player list I discussed in the last version is half done, and will most likely be released in a CSV (comma seperated values) format so it can be transfered to either a spreadsheet or a database program. I will only write instructions for Excel and Access, since these are the programs I have. Expect this in a few weeks after this guide gets posted. *************************************************************************** *************************************************************************** Copyright 2004 Sam Morehouse All trademarks and copyrights contained in this document are owned by their respective trademark and copyright holders.


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Cast and Crew
Main Cast
- David Cross as Todd Margaret
- Sharon Horgan
- Blake Harrison
- Will Arnett as Brent Wilts
The Story
The Increasingly Poor Decisions of Todd Margaret follows the awkward misadventures of an American office temp and convenient liar named Todd Margaret (David Cross). Margaret bluffs his way into a senior sales position heading up the London office for the new energy drink Thunder Muscle.
Cross' out-of-control farce reaches epic proportions when his character's gaffes and misfortunes wreak havoc on the city of London. His antics are often fueled by Dave, played by Blake Harrison (The Inbetweeners), his mysteriously devious and sometimes useless assistant. Complicating matters is Todd's misplaced attempts to win the affection of Alice, played by Sharon Horgan (Pulling), his uninterested UK love interest. The series also features guest stars Will Arnett (Arrested Development, Running Wilde) as Todd's hard-ass, foul-mouthed boss, and Amber Tamblyn (Joan of Arcadia, The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants) as Todd's American "girlfriend." Janeane Garofalo (24, Reality Bites) and Russ Tamblyn (West Side Story, Peyton Place) make special appearances.
The show's opening theme song "Life is Sweet" and incidental music throughout the series was written and recorded by Johnny Marr (The Smiths, Modest Mouse, The Cribs).
"The cool thing about Todd Margaret is that, while a straight ahead comedy show, it tells a story that has a beginning and an end. Every episode starts the next morning after the previous episode so that the sense of inescapable impending doom is heightened exponentially with each subsequent show," said David Cross. "There's no escape."


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Another month, another lousy jobs report. The June report out this morning is no worse than the May report that was considered a disaster for the Obama re-election effort, but it's no better either. Unemployment stayed the same at 8.2 percent, but the broader measure that includes part-time workers who would prefer full-time work ticked up a notch from 14.8 percent to 14.9. While the economy created an average of 226,000 jobs a month in the first quarter, it created only 75,000 a month in the second.
Just how dismal has been the recovery that began way back in June 2009, in the Obama administration's earliest days, is graphically (quite literally) demonstrated in an interactive chart from the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis. George W. Bush owns the recession (fairly or unfairly), but the Obama administration owns this dismal recovery lock, stock, and barrel.
Four more months of reports like these (the November report will be issued only four days before the election) and it gets hard to see how Obama can win. No president since FDR has won re-election with numbers this bad. And FDR was a master politician. Obama is not.
But then, neither, it seems, is Mitt Romney. As Jeffrey Lord, political director in the Reagan White House, writes in The American Spectator, he is beginning to look disturbingly like Tom Dewey. Dewey ran against a deeply unpopular president who was widely regarded as just not up to the job ("to err is Truman"). Everyone knew Dewey just couldn't lose. And yet, for reasons Lord enumerates, he managed to do exactly that in the most famous upset in American political history.
Obama is increasingly unpopular and widely regarded as not up to the job. But the Democratic Party is not fractured as it was in 1948, with Henry Wallace running to Truman's left and Strom Thurmond to his right in the then-solid South. Truman did not have the media totally in the tank for him as most of it is for Obama. So Obama will be a lot tougher to beat than Truman. So why model a campaign on Dewey's? That's like modeling a ship on the Titanic because everyone knew it was unsinkable. Memo to the Romney campaign: It sank.


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Rifle: No. 1 WVU Falls to No. 2 TCU
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. – The No. 1-ranked West Virginia University rifle team narrowly fell to No. 2 TCU, 4675-4663, today, at the WVU Rifle Range.
The Mountaineers (1-1) split the discipline matches with the Horned Frogs (2-0), winning smallbore, 2325-2315, before falling in air rifle, 2360-2338.
Today's loss snaps WVU's 18-match regular season win streak. Despite the defeat, the Mountaineers retain a 3-1 series advantage.
"It is disappointing to lose, but it's better to lose today than to lose in March," coach Jon Hammond says. "We shot really well in smallbore, and I was pleased with those scores. I believe we're capable of shooting better in air rifle. There were a lot of positives today, but we still have work to do to get to where we want to be."
TCU's Sarah Scherer finished first overall with a combined score of 1176. WVU senior Tommy Santelli finished second with a score of 1173, while classmate Kyle Smith finished in third place with a score of 1169.
Smith's strong day in smallbore paced the field, as the DuBois, Pa., native finished first overall with a score of 586 (198 prone, 192 standing, 196 kneeling).
Santelli matched a career-best score of 585 and finished second, while Scherer shot 584 and finished in third place. Additionally, senior Andy Lamson shot a 582 and finished third on the team and fourth overall.
Also of note, senior Andraz Poje set a career high in smallbore with his score of 568.
Santelli shot a team best air rifle score of 588 (99, 97, 97, 97, 98, 100) and finished fourth overall. Lamson finished sixth with a score of 584, while Smith shot 583 and finished in seventh place.
Scherer and teammate Mattie Brogdon each shot 592 and tied for first place.
The Mountaineers competed today without the services of senior Nicco Campriani. The Florence, Italy, native is currently in Munich, Germany, shooting at the 2010 European Championship.
WVU breaks from action for two weeks before opening its Great American Rifle Conference season and playing host to Memphis on Nov. 6, at the WVU Rifle Range. The Mountaineers also will welcome Murray State on Nov. 7. Both matches will begin at 8 a.m.
Big 12 Media Days: Karl Jospeh
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About Coastal Cupcakes
Kristen Beckmeyer and Meredith Sullivan opened Coastal Cupcakes in downtown Wilmington, NC on July 3, 2008. Within 9 months, they had opened their second store near Wrightsville Beach.
Kristen and Meredith met while on the track team at The University of North Carolina at Wilmington. Both completed their business degrees in 2001 and went their separate ways to pursue careers in the sports industry. They frequently talked about their dream of one day owning a business together, but it wasn't until Meredith noticed several successful cupcake stores in the DC area that she sent an email with an article to Kristen asking "what do you think?" Kristen's response, "when are you moving?" Three and a half months later, they were open for business.
While they started with just a handful of family recipes they have expanded to over 85 varieties of flavors since opening. The stores success has garnered them the nickname of "cupcake girls" around town.
Coastal Cupcakes is Wilmington's premier cupcakery, offering designer cupcakes made fresh daily from the worlds finest ingredients.
Whether you have a small luncheon or a large wedding we can customize your cupcakes to fit your event and your style. We do cupcakes with your logos or pictures!
- Gift Giving
- Birthday Parties
- Weddings
- Wedding Showers
- Baby Showers
- Business Meetings
- Corporate Gifts
- Dinner Parties
- Thank You Gifts
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2014 Mercedes CLA-Class Emphasizes Style over Space
If you feel like you've seen this car before, you have. It was called the Concept Style Coupe, and Mercedes says that the styling has transferred over to the production model nearly intact, right down to its studded sport grille and record-breaking (according to Mercedes) 0.23 coefficient of aerodynamic drag. Initially offered as the CLA250 and CLA250 4Matic, the compact vehicle provides seating for four people and includes standard 17-inch aluminum wheels with run-flat tires.
A special Launch Edition model will be offered for a limited time, painted Mountain Grey metallic and equipped with black 18-inch wheels, unique black upholstery with neon contrast stitching, and several upgrades including a panoramic sunroof, navigation system, and a premium audio system. A performance-tuned CLA45 AMG is planned, with details to come at a later date.
The CLA250 is equipped with a turbocharged, 2.0-liter 4-cylinder engine generating 208 horsepower and 258 lb.-ft. of torque. A 7-speed dual-clutch automated manual transmission is standard and includes shift paddles to allow the driver to select gears. A front-wheel-drive model, the CLA250 is offered with 4Matic all-wheel drive with variable torque distribution as an option.
Standard automatic stop/start technology shuts the CLA250's engine off while the vehicle is idling at intersections or in traffic in an effort to conserve fuel. A sport suspension is standard, and the CLA250 is equipped with electromechanical steering that includes technology designed to help resolve oversteer and understeer, and to compensate for crosswinds, road crowns, torque-steer, and other driving conditions.
Bluetooth connectivity with audio streaming and a cloud-based Mbrace 2 smartphone integration and telematics system are standard equipment for the 2014 Mercedes CLA-Class, as well as Attention Assist technology and a Collision Prevention Assist system. Front occupants sit in sport-bolstered seats.
Bi-xenon headlights are optional for the 2014 CLA-Class, and buyers have a choice between burl walnut wood, black ash wood, and aluminum interior trim. Parktronic with Advanced Parking Assist, which can autonomously park the CLA-Class in both parallel and perpendicular parking spaces, also resides on the CLA250's option list, and this new Mercedes model can be upgraded with a Driver Assistance package adding an adaptive cruise control system, blind-spot assist system, and a lane-keeping assist system.
Three additional option packages can be added to the new 2014 Mercedes CLA250. The Premium package adds automatic climate control, heated front seats, premium sound system, universal garage door opener, and more. The Multi-media package provides a 7-inch dash-mounted display screen, navigation system, reversing camera, and voice-recognition technology, among other items. The Sport package contains 18-inch AMG-style aluminum wheels, drilled front brake discs, silver-tipped grille studs, body kit, and unique stripes on the vehicle's seats.
Additional details regarding the 2014 Mercedes-Benz CLA-Class will be available near its official on-sale date.
2014 Mercedes-Benz CLA-Class Preview
Mercedes-Benz Car & Truck Ratings
2013 Mercedes-Benz Buyer's Guide


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Poetry Workshop
This graduate workshop will involve a lot of reading as well as writing. What are the dominant myths in Western culture? How is our own worldview influenced by them? What is your relationship to the garden? To time? To error? To form? To wholeness? To brokenness? How does the manner (the how) of your poems reflect that worldview? What is your relationship to "the natural world"? If you join this class will read The Book of Genesis, the Greek myths, and many other nonfiction texts, as well as books of poems—approximately one book a week. You will write a poem per week and meet with another member of our class community once a week in a poetry date. You will keep a journal of observations each week. You will meet with me in a conference every other week. You will collect your poems into a chapbook at the end of the term. I ask for full participation, deep inquiry, and rigor. We will have a wonderful time.
MFA Writing Program courses
- Articulations of Intimacy and Unmapped Syllable: Poetry and Prose as a Landscape of Pysche
- Colloquium
- Fiction Workshop
- Fiction Workshop
- Fiction Workshop
- Fiction Workshop
- How Does This American Life Do What They Do?-A Narrative Writing for Radio Course
- Nonfiction Workshop
- Not all white, not all men, all good writers
- Poetry Workshop
- Poetry Workshop
- Poetry Workshop: Find Me A Body From Which My Soul Can Sing
- Shaping the Novel
- Studies in Form
- The Hidden Lives of Poems
- The Nature and Purpose of Drama
- Workshop in Creative Nonfiction
- Writing for Magazines
- Writing for the Screen
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Muhaha!I've totally been invited to an early screening of Godzilla tomorrow!Spoiler (click to show/hide)No joke.Spoiler (click to show/hide)f**king mega excited!
Review coming soon.Spoiler (click to show/hide)Spoiler (click to show/hide)Spoiler (click to show/hide)despite the fact I had to sign an NDA from Warner Brothers.Spoiler (click to show/hide)You can thank me later Aspie.
I just envisioned Godzilla throwing the frisbee an the Muto catching it like a dog.He was barking and it was glorious.
Okay so here we go.NOTE: This is a non-spoiler review as I had strict orders to keep my mouth shut, and as you all know I hate spoilers, so this will be a light as I can make it. If you can guys, keep this to yourselves as best you can so I don't get Warner Brothers knocking on my door. I've put it in a spoiler tag despite there being no real spoilers ahead.Spoiler (click to show/hide)Now as I couldn't get a ticket or something as real proof I can only post these photos and give you 3 (what I like to call non-spoilers) just so when you see the film you'll know I wasn't bluffing... The 3 points of reference are1. The last time you see Aaron Taylor Johnsons character is in a sports stadium.2. No original Godzilla theme, although our showing cut out halfway through the credits.3. Godzilla and a human character share a glance after Godzilla falls down.Anyway you're probably wondering what I thought.This film was f**king monumentally awesome! I wanted to write a bad review just to piss off Aspie but I can't. First things first the serious tone of this movie works incredibly well. It's not so serious that you can't have fun, the fun is all with GODZILLA. They nailed his character. He's intelligent, badass and above all scary. He's terrifying and yet you're on his side to kick the MUTOs arse. He's massive, and his ridiculous size is totally believable: every step, every roar, every movement carries so much weight. His roar is sooo loud, I was watching this in a screen with a Dolby sound system and it shook the room, literally. if this doesn't win an Oscar for sound design I'll be surprised! It was like the first time you heard Jurassic Park. I could cream more over how amazingly well they nailed the G but I think that sums it up. They nailed Godzilla. Oh and his atomic breath...I needed new under wear.The MUTOs were fantastic. I don't want to give too much away but they surprised me by being so sympathetic. At one point during the films climax I felt like I wanted them to kick Godzilla's ass and take over the world but I won't go into it. You'll have to see it for yourselves.All the human characters were great, Aaron Taylor Johnson's character Brody was my favourite and Bryan Cranston steals the opening 30 minutes. But his character does pass the batten onto Brody who goes through a lot of shit but it's all executed perfectly. Not one character was boring or a drag to the films pace, which was fine, it didn't feel too long or too short, just right.There were a couple of things I didn't like just to balance this review a little 1) No Godzilla theme but the music was so awesome anyway I didn't miss it too much. Just once would have been nice. 2) A lengthy daytime battle. 3) More Godzilla!However don't get worried by those last two points there's a lot of other stuff and plenty of fantastic stuff going down with what we have that as a Godzilla fan I was satisfied greatly!This felt a lot like a Godzilla film from the Heisei era with all the weight of the original. It's ridiculously well made and I can't wait to see it again, and again, and again. I'm so glad I didn't watch the trailers because I was in awe from start to finish.Film of the year I guarantee it.P.s I would say sorry for Aspie's reaction to this but guys...Aspie is right. GODZILLA is f**king amazing.
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December 6, 2012
Donald Jack Bain, (Papa)
DURHAM — Mr. Donald Jack Bain, (Papa), 79, of Durham went to be with his Lord and Savior on December 4, 2012.
He worked for the City of Durham 38 years and continued in service for the City for 61 years. He was a member of Calvary Free Will Baptist Church. He was preceded in death by his parents, Linus and Pauline Estes; and brother, AC Bain.
He leaves behind, with their hearts full of love, his wife of 45 years, Judy Bain; sister, Elaine Dement (Nelson); daughter, Jackie Paschall (Fred); step-daughter, Lora Sanders (Chuck); stepson, Dean Lane; two granddaughters, Melissa Hancock and Elizabeth Woods Worsham (Jeffrey); one grandson, Cameron Sanders; one great-granddaughter; and two great-grandsons; and many beloved nieces and nephews.
Funeral services will be held on Friday at 2 p.m. at Hudson Funeral Chapel. Pastor Virgil Nolan will officiate. Interment will be in the Oak Grove Memorial Gardens.
The family will receive friends today from 7 to 9 p.m. at Hudson Funeral Home and other times at the home.
In lieu of flowers donations in his memory may be made to the Free Will Baptist Children's Home, 90 Stanley Lane, Greenville, Tenn., 37743. Online condolences can be made at www.hudsonfuneralhome.com.
Edward Peter Daniels
DURHAM - Mr. Edward Peter Daniels, 79, of 304 Dunstan Ave. died Sunday, December 2, 2012. His funeral service will be conducted at 1 p.m. on Saturday, December 8, at St Mark AME Zion Church, 531 South Roxboro St. Interment will follow in Beechwood Cemetery. The family will receive friends at the church on Saturday From 12-1 p.m., one hour prior to the service.
Mr. Daniels is survived by three children, Alicia D. Lewis, Randall and Brian Daniels. His wife, Barbara P. Daniels, preceded him in death.
Arrangements by Burthey Funeral Service.
Mae Bass Eaton
Durham - Mrs. Mae Bass Eaton, 86, departed this life on December 4, 2012. She is survived by her husband, Henry Eaton.
Services will be held at 2 p.m. on Friday, December 7, 2012 at Bell-Yeager Free Will Baptist Church, 128 East Cornwallis Road, Durham; visitation, one hour prior to the service.
Arrangements entrusted to Holloway Memorial Funeral Home.
Brenda Fowler
DURHAM - Mrs. Brenda Fowler, 63, passed away on Wednesday at Hock Family Pavilion. Mrs. Fowler was born in Durham Co., the daughter of the late Clinton Howard Fowler and Margaret Estelle Ferrell Fowler. She attended First Baptist Church in Durham for many years, where she was a Sunday School teacher. Mrs. Fowler was employed by Monumental Life where she worked for more than 25 years and she worked 11 years at Durham OB-GYN.
Mrs. Fowler is survived by her aunt, Emma Proctor; cousins, Mark Proctor and Michael Williams; and friend, Brenda Evans.
Funeral services will be held Friday, 2 p.m. at Clements Funeral Chapel in Durham by Rev. Andy Winn. Burial will follow at Maplewood Cemetery. The family will receive friends Thursday from 6 to 8 p.m. at Clements Funeral Home in Durham.
The family is being assisted in Durham by Clements Funeral Service, Inc. Online condolences may be made at www.clementsfuneralservice.com.
Peggy Minton Sauls
DURHAM — Peggy Minton Sauls, 78, of Durham passed away, December 5, 2012, at Duke Hospice from complications associated with Parkinson's Disease. She was born in Durham on February 5, 1934 where she lived her entire life. Peggy graduated from the Durham Public School System and worked at the VA Hospital and then the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences at RTP. Everyone who knew her knew her sense of humor, honesty and passion for family, friends, and "antiquing".
She was survived by her two daughters, Debbie Roberts and husband, Wayne, Diane Long and husband, Gene; son, Gary Sauls; grandchildren, Shelley Roberts, Jeff Roberts and wife, April, and Crosby Long and wife, Lori; great-grandchildren, Mitch and Blaire Roberts and Ellie Long; sister, Faye Miller and deceased husband, Roger, of Arden, N.C.; and brother, Wayne Minton and wife, Leanne, of Land O'Lakes, Fla. She was predeceased by her parents, Lester and Creola Minton; sister, Clara Jackson; brothers, Bill Minton and Richard Minton; and grandson, Chris Roberts. Graveside services will be held on Monday December 10, 2012, 11 a.m. at Woodlawn Memorial Gardens, in Durham. Visitation with family immediately after the service. In lieu of flowers, please make memorial donations to Duke Hospice, Hock Family Pavilion, 4023 North Roxboro Road, Durham 27704. A special thanks to Mary Berini and Sandy Jordan for their endearing friendships and support over these tough years. Also to the many friends and family who have supported before and after her protracted illness.
Kenneth N. Schuler Jr.
DURHAM - Kenneth N. Schuler Jr. passed on November 26, 2012. He was a devoted husband and father. On March 30, 1947, he was born to the late Kenneth and Charlotte Elizabeth Schuler. He was a former vice President of Systems Programming at North Carolina Mutual Insurance Company.
He leaves to cherish his memory a devoted wife, Vena; son, Jordan; stepson, Jonathan Tinnen; and a host of many friends.
A service is planned for Friday, December 7, 2012 at Grace Baptist church, 1004 N. Mangum St., at 12 noon.
Services are entrusted to Scarborough and Hargett Memorial Chapel and Garden.
Nettie Cooper Tompkins
DURHAM - Mrs. Nettie Cooper Tompkins, age 96, of 729 Cook Rd. passed on November 29, 2012.
She is survived by three daughters, Ella P. Cooper, Allene Tompkins and Christine Holmes (Levi).
Mrs. Tompkins' service will take place on Saturday, December 8, 2012 at 11 a.m.
The family will receive friends at Gethsemine Baptist Church, 906 S. Roxboro St., one hour prior to the service.
Arrangements are the in care of Scarborough and Hargett Memorial Chapel and Gardens.
Dr. George Henry Williams Jr.
DURHAM - Dr. George Henry Williams Jr., son of the late Rosa Bradley Williams and George Williams, of 428 Denton St. died on Monday, December 3 at Camellia Garden after an extended illness. Dr Williams earned his BS degree from Johnson C. Smith University in Charlotte. He received his MS degrees from N.C. State University, North Carolina Central University, and Duke University, where he also earned a Ph.D.
His work experience included Joe Toler High School, Granville County and Florida A&M, Tallahassee, Florida, and he retired from NCCU after 37 years on the faculty there. He was a U.S Army veteran and member of Omega Psi Phi fraternity.
Survivors include his wife, Mattie Hicks Williams; one son, George H. Williams III "Hank"; one daughter, Elizabeth Williams Simmons (Joe); three grandchildren, Lovieree Elizabeth Simmons, Joe Lee Simmons, Jane'e Simmons;
Funeral service will be held Saturday at 1 p.m. at Covenant Presbyterian Church. Visitation will be from 11:30 - 1 with rites by Omega Psi Phi fraternity.
Public viewing will be Friday from 10-7 p.m. at Fisher Funeral Parlor.
Thelma Holman
HILLSBOROUGH - Thelma Holman, daughter of the late Willie Holman and Roberta Thompson Holman, died December 4, 2012 in Rose Manor.
Memorial service will be Friday, 11 a.m. at Dickerson Chapel AME Church.
In lieu of flowers, donations can be sent to Harvey's Chapel AME Church, 2507 Dimmock's Mill Road, Hillsborough 27278.
Interment will be in Hillsborough Town Cemetery.
Arrangements by Chavis-Parker Funeral Home.
Arthur Holton Summey
HILLSBOROUGH — Arthur Holton Summey, 74, died on December 4, 2012. He was a member of the Chapel Hill Police Department for 30 years. After retiring in 1990, he served as an Orange County Magistrate for 15 years. He retired in 2005. Mr. Summey was a member of Farrington Road Baptist Church where he served as Sunday School Secretary.
He is survived by his wife of 55 years, Mildred Ferrell Summey; one son, Arthur Keith Summey (Allison) of Raleigh; three daughters, Sharon S. Linthicum (Chuck) of Kure Beach, Wanda S. Sykes (Dwane) of Prospect Hill, and Kimberly S. Overton of Hillsborough; one sister, Barbara S. Penland (Billy); four brothers, Gene Summey (Diane), Bobby Summey (Meg), Tommy Summey and Jimmy Summey (Deborah); eight grandchildren; and two great grandchildren. He is preceded in death by his parents, Arthur Curry and Faydene Summey; one brother, Harris Summey; and one grandchild, Lauren Wiseman.
Funeral services will be held at Farrington Road Baptist Church on Thursday, December 6, 2012 at 11 a.m. Interment will follow at Chapel Hill Memorial Cemetery on Legion Road, Chapel Hill. Casket bearers will be Jonathan Penland, Jarrod Penland, Steve Summey, Kevin Summey, Edward Summey and John Summey.
In lieu of flowers, please make a donation to Hospice of Alamance-Caswell, 914 Chapel Hill Road, Burlington, NC 27215.
The family is being assisted in Hillsborough by Clements Funeral Service, Inc. Online condolences may be made at www.clementsfuneralservice.com.


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If you are renovating your home or scouting around for ideas, especially for your bathrooms, you have come to the right place. Take a look at some great countertop ideas here. Look at different options and samples before you actually settle for the one most suitable. Take into consideration your budget, the overall décor of your home, and the maintenance aspect.
Bathroom countertops
Look at various options in bathroom countertops like marble, concrete, glass, plastic, stone, tile, and wood countertops. For me it is all about maintenance. The countertop has to be easy to clean and should look and remain clean in the long run without showing too much of wear and tear.
- Marble bathroom countertop
If you are going with a modern décor style, check out glass bathroom countertops. Glass has the effect of making bathrooms look spacious. A see-through vanity will give you a clear view of the floor giving an illusion of openness. Go for a wall mounted glass countertop that will leave space below the counter free with just the necessary plumbing. Fresca Grazioso modern bathroom vanity with a tempered glass sink and countertop looks good in contemporary homes. It has two-door storage underneath and a clear glass basin highlighted with chrome. The vanity has gently rounded legs and a nice espresso finish.
- Silestone
Any kind of stone is always a good alternative for bathroom countertops. Granite, marble, limestone and silestone are some of the choices you can look at. Silestone countertops are durable and versatile as well as functional and practical in nature. Silestone 2 in. quartz countertop offers cutting-edge style and performance. Silestone quartz is a low-maintenance surface that needs no sealing or special cleaner. It is available in a number of colors to suit your décor and is composed of natural materials. It has built-in antimicrobial protection and is non-porous. This makes it stain, scratch and scorch-resistant.


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4.19.12 SOFTBALL: Cavs Split With Notre Dame
Softball, 2012-04-19
Walsh split a doubleheader with hosting Notre Dame College in a pair of games important for both teams in determining who will host the Ohio Independent Championship tournament. The Falcons (15-17) won game one 5-4 in eight innings, while the Cavaliers (32-16) rebounded with a 7-2 game two win.
The first game was a heartbreaking loss for Walsh as they let a 4-0 lead going into the bottom of the sixth get away with one run in the sixth and three more in the seventh. Notre Dame scored the winning run in the bottom of the eighth. Errors plagued the Cavaliers throughout the game, including the winning run which was unearned.
Calee Ruppel (Fr., Mogadore, OH/HS) had a strong game for the Cavs as she went 2-for-3 with a pair of RBI and a run scored. The two RBI came on a homer in the sixth inning and put Walsh up 4-0. It was her fourth round-trip of the year.
Hanna Dodson (Fr., Newark, OH/Licking Valley) took the loss after coming on in relief of Erin Ebert (Jr., Jeromesville, OH/Hillsdale) and is now 4-5 on the year. Dodson went 1.1 innings and allowed three hits. Ebert allowed four runs on five hits with six strikeouts against four walks in six innings of work.
The second game boded much better for the Cavs as they once again took a large lead, but this time they would hold onto it for the win. Walsh opened up the game with a run in the opening at-bat, then exploded for five runs in the fifth frame. The Falcons answered with a run in the sixth and both teams added runs in the seventh.
Kelsey Ford (Sr., Boardman, OH/HS)was responsible for hitting in two of the runs and was 2-for-3 overall in the game. Eryn Simon (So., Oregon, OH/Clay) was 2-for-4 with a triple, an RBI, and two runs scored. Rachel Dedinsky (So., Cuyahoga Falls, OH/St. Vincent-St. Mary) and Chelsy Testa (So., Uniontown, OH/Lake) were both 2-for-4 with an RBI.
Ford also earned the win allowing just two runs on seven hits with two strike outs and one walk in seven innings of work. She is now 13-4 on the season.
Walsh will return to action at home tomorrow in a conference twin bill against Point Park in the final regular season games. The Cavs need to sweep in order to clinch a tie for the American Mideast Conference championship. It is also Dollar Dog Day with hot dogs being sold for $1. First pitch is scheduled for 3 p.m.
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Class 3A/2A/1A offensive player of Zero Week: Zach Anderson, Odem
CORPUS CHRISTI - ZACH ANDERSON, Odem
The Owls quarterback had a hand in all six of his team's touchdowns in Odem's 42-30 win over Skidmore-Tynan last week. He threw for 200 yards and three touchdowns to go along with his 134 rushing yards and three scores. Here's a little info about the person behind all the stats:
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Q: The person who inspires you the most?
A: My Mom
Q: If you were given the opportunity to meet one famous person (dead or alive) it would be...
A: Jessica Alba
Q: Would you rather be rich and ugly or handsome and poor?
A: Rich and ugly.....you can buy plastic surgery
Q: My favorite sports memory ...
A: Podium finish at the state track meet sophomore yearQ: One thing people don't know about me ...
A: I am a funny person but hard to make laugh
Q: If I could invite any three people dead or alive to dinner, I'd invite...
A: Michael Vick, Ronald Reagan and Meagan Fox
Q: My favorite sports teams to root for are...
A: Odem Owls, Atlanta Falcons, Miami Heat, USA Olympic soccer team
Q: Which cartoon super hero would you be if you could be one and why?
A: Professor Charles Xavier from X-Men, because I could control people's minds
Q: Are you superstitious and if so, what is one of your superstitions?
A: Penny on heads means good luck. Don't even look at it on tails.
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By Sharon FosterSpecial to American Forces Press Service
WASHINGTON, Oct. 6, 2008 A home-front group of the Defense Department's America Supports You program has received a $2,000 grant from the Newman's Own Foundation.
Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors, or TAPS, received the grant during a ceremony at the Pentagon last month in which 15 nonprofit groups received a total of $75,000 in grant awards. The grants were awarded in a Pentagon ceremony three weeks before actor Paul Newman's Sept. 26 death. Since 1982, the Newman's Own Foundation has donated more than $250 million to educational and charitable organizations worldwide.
This is the second year TAPS has received a Newman's Own grant.
"We are very grateful for the support from Newman's Own," said Ami Neiberger-Miller, TAPS public affairs officer and sister of Army Spc. Christopher Neiberger, who was killed in Iraq last year.
"It is very touching to know that the staff at Newman's Own believes in the work TAPS does with thousands of families who have experienced the loss of a loved one who served in the military," Neiberger-Miller said. "Their support for the families of the fallen is deeply appreciated."
The Newman's Own grant will support the group's 2009 Annual Good Grief Camp and balloon release event during the National Military Survivors Seminar, held Memorial Day weekend near the nation's capital.
For the past 14 years, children attending the Good Grief Camp across the nation have written messages to family members they've lost in wars, attached the messages to balloons and sent them skyward. The messages carry updates on family news, such as learning to ride a bike or getting ready for a school dance. They also can be very personal – a child expressing feelings of loneliness from missing a parent.
"Children need specialized support to deal with their grief," said Bonnie Carroll, TAPS founder and chairman. "When we held our first Good Grief Camp, now almost 15 years ago, we relied on advice from bereavement professionals, who indicated it would be beneficial for child survivors to have a connection point with the people they've lost through a balloon release."
Carroll believes the Good Grief Camp for young survivors provides a safe place for connection and sharing.
"Instead of being the only kid at school who lost a dad in a war, a child becomes part of a peer group of children their own age, who have all experienced similar types of losses," Carroll said.
TAPS officials said they are excited and honored to know that when more than 300 children send balloons carrying notes into the skies next year, the balloon release will be sponsored by Newman's Own, as well as by the Fisher House Foundation and the Military Times Media Group.


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Supervisory Systems - Continuing Education
NASD (now known as FINRA) Rule 1120 describes the continuing education requirements for registered representatives and principals. There are two parts to these requirements - the Firm Element and the Regulatory Element.
Firm Element
All registered persons who have direct contact with customers in their normal course of business are subject to the Firm Element. This is designed to keep registered representatives and principals updated on job and product related subjects. Each member firm must prepare an annual training plan based on the firm's line of business, regulatory developments and new products.
The FINRA permits the firms to create and administer their own programs, subject to requirements, including:
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Farewell-Daddy's Junky Music stores
New England takes it on the chin in the business of instrument sales. http://www.unionleader.com/article/2...WS02/710279965
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"But for the last three years, the company has struggled because of the sour economy, he said. And another tax-free entity started eating into its sales.
"The New Hampshire Advantage is real, it worked, but the Internet advantage is really similar to the New Hampshire Advantage," he said. His stores in sales-tax states lost sales to the Internet.
And even in sales-tax free New Hampshire, the Internet does not need to locate in expensive real-estate in high traffic areas, he said. Local real-estate and construction suffer. And local charities and schools don't get the contributions from retailers.
He applauded California's efforts to force Amazon to collect sales tax.
"It really is an issue that needs to be dealt with. Eventually they are going to figure out this is a job killer," Bramante said."
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|Virginia Co-operative Society (Virginia, Minn.).
|Records (ca. 1911-1962) of the Virginia Co-operative Society (formerly the Virginia Work People's Trading Company, Virginia, Minn.) consist of a history of the society until 1939; financial records; records relating to the closely allied Range Co-op Federation (Minn.); and publications relating mostly to the cooperative movement.
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The Virginia Co-operative Society (Virginia, Minn.) was established in 1909 as the Virginia Work People's Trading Company. By 1931, the cooperative had about 1,000 members, mostly Finnish. It consisted of two stores and a service station. In 1936, the name was changed to the Virginia Co-operative Society; it continued to exist until the early 1970's.
The Virginia Co-operative Society, Virginia, Minnesota collection is available for public research.
The Virginia Co-operative Society, Virginia, Minnesota collection is the physical property of the Immigration History Research Center, University of Minnesota.
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Five-time NASCAR Sprint Cup champion Jimmie Johnson won the AAA Texas 500 Sunday evening, his second win in a row, to gain a seven-point lead over Brad Keselowski with two races left in the season.
Johnson led almost the entire first half of the race, then handed off to Kyle Busch on lap 191 of 335. Keselowski took over on lap 237, only to lose the lead by missing his pit box on lap 275.
Keselowski gambled by only taking two tires to take the lead on a restart with nineteen laps to go, and then held off Johnson, after a little jostling, on another restart with eight to go.
Another caution with five to go set up a Green-White-Checker finish, and this time Johnson, with four fresher tires instead of Keselowski's two, managed to get ahead on the restart and crossed the finish line eight-tenths of a second in the lead.
It was an awesome race. A great way to put it: the gloves are off and it's bare-knuckle fighting," Johnson told ESPN. "I have a lot of respect for that Two team (Keselowski,) those guys doing a great job.
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Publication: PhD thesis: Integration of seismic data with well-log data
by Frédéric Verhelst, 2000, Ph.D. thesis, Delft University of Technology, ISBN 90-9014386-6
Two main topics are addressed in this thesis. Firstly, the effect of fine layering on seismic wave propagation is studied. A second topic is the use of the matching pursuit method to extract attributes for seismic interpretation. In the following, the two topics will be discussed seperately.
In seismic exploration, the information contained in well-log measurements is used to verify and calibrate at several stages during processing and interpretation. In order to be able to use the information contained in the well-log, the information in the well-log needs to be aligned with the seismic data. This process is called well-tieing, and includes the conversion of the well-log measurements from depth to the time domain. It is often observed that a discrepancy occurs between the travel-times from the seismic measurement and the traveltimes computed from the P-wave velocity measurements in the well. Commonly this difference is in the order of a few percents, but can occasionally reach five up to ten percent. One of the most important reasons for this difference is the different frequency range at which the well-log and the seismic measurements are performed; well-log measurements are performed using acoustic signals with a much broader frequency spectrum, especially towards the higher frequencies. Small scale layering will have a different effect at these different frequency ranges. From a review of literature, it was found that the ration between the scale of the measurement and the scale of the small scale layering is an important factor. In Chapter 2 a first order correction is used to compensate for the effect of scale differences between measurements of P-wave propagation perpendicular to the layering. The method was first described by Sams and Williamson (1994) and Rio et al. (1996), and consists of a moving averaging procedure with a window of approximately one fifth of the dominant wavelength of the seismic wave. The result is a velocity at a specified scale. This procedure was successfully verified with numerical modelling experiments. When the earth properties in depth are stationary, and the layer thicknesses are smaller than one fifth of the seismic wavelength, the result of this procedure is equal to an equivalent medium averaging velocity.
Using techniques similar to the wavelet transform, the effect of a change of the scale on the velocity was studied in detail, resulting in the observation that the scale-dependency of the velocity is important. Because the scale-dependent velocity establishes also the link between the well-log measurements made in depth and the seismic data recorded in time, a catch 22 problem occurs. Because of this observation, an iterative procedure was developed to derive a mutual dependent scale in depth and velocity at that scale that together match the scale in time of the seismic data.
In Chapter 3 the procedure is extended to P-wave propagation under oblique angles. A method is proposed to calculate the Thomsen anisotropy parameters (Thomsen, 1986) when the earth properties are non-stationary in depth. In these situation the Thomsen parameters become scale-dependent. A variation of the Thomsen parameters across the scales in the order of 100% was found. Due to this fact, the iterative procedure as established in Chapter 2 was extended to include propagation under oblique angles. The result of this iterative procedure is a regularized anisotropic velocity at a defined scale for plane waves travelling under oblique angles. This regularized velocity is a first order correction for the effect of non-stationary fine layering on the propagation of P-waves. The results obtained from this procedure were compared with numerical modelling results, and the comparison was favourable. The scale dependent velocities as described in Chapters 2 and 3 can be used for different pruposes. The velocities can be used for the time-to-depth or depth-to-time conversion for well-tie, modelling or inversion purposes. Using the velocities derived with this method, will diminish the traveltime mismatch between seismic and well-log data. The anisotropic velocity results may be used as a background model in pre-stack inversion. Due to the non-linear effect the background velocity has on the inversion result, a large different is found between the inversion results based on a conventional equivalent average velocity and the regularized velocity as found using the method described in this chapter.
The second topic deals with seismic interpretation and is described in Chapter 4 of this thesis. The need for more detailed interpretations in the reservoir management stage of the reservoir is increasing. A few of the driving forces for this increasing need are the increasing sedimentological complexity of the petroleum reservoirs under production, the increasing use of advanced production methods (e.g. horizontal wells, gas and/or water injection) and the fact that a large number of the important fields in for instance the North Sea are at the end of the plateau stage and are about to decline in production. All these factors lead to an increased need for detailed interpretations at the scale of individual sandbodies or stacks of sandbodies. A method to derive robust attributes and relate those attibutes in some favourable cases to the type of sandbody is discussed in this thesis (Chapter 4). By use of a matching pursuit approach and by making an assumption on the range of wavelet shapes and wavelengths, a robust extraction of seismic attributes from noisy seismic signals is made. Compared to the conventional response phase computed from the analytic trace, the phase extracted using the matching pursuit method allows 6 to 9 dB extra noise for the same accuracy.
In cases with a low net-to-gross ratio (i.e. low percentage of reservoir sands in a non-reservoir matrix), with relative thick sands (between 0.5 and 1.25 times the dominant wavelength of the seismic wave) and with a lateral invariant matrix (e.g. a marine shale) it is possible to relate the phase attribute to the type of sand sequence (coarsing or fining upward sequence). This information is directly useful for reservoir engineers to update their reservoir model and to optimise well-planning. The amplitude as extracted from the wavelet is also very sensitive for the pore fluids.
The matching pursuit method was applied on a 3-D data set from the Gulf of Mexico, and proved to be able to pick consistent geological features in a delta front environment. The phase attribute also allowed an interpretation of the type of sequence. In a more complicated example from Northern Europe, the results could only be used qualitatively.
Sams M.S. and Williamson P.R. 1994. Backus averaging, scattering and drift. Geophysical Prospecting (42), 541–564, DOI: 10.1111/j.1365-2478.1994.tb00230.x.
Rio P., Mukerji T., Mavko G. and Marion D. 1996. Velocity dispersion and upscaling in a laboratory-simulated VSP. Geophysics (61), 584–593, DOI: 10.1190/1.1443984.
Thomson L. 1986. Weak elastic anisotropy. Geophysics (51), 1954–1966, DOI: 10.1190/1.1442051.
© 2000 by Frédéric Verhelst
A scanned PDF-version is made available by the Library at Delft University of Technology.
A copy of the book may be obtained from the author.
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No. 20 N.C. State takes down No. 1 Duke, 84-76
As fans flooded the PNC Arena floor in the aftermath of N.C. State's 84-76 upset of nationally top-ranked Duke Saturday, Wolfpack head coach Mark Gottfried found senior Richard Howell.
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LEOPOLD - Already a hub of community life for the expansive school district, Perry Central's campus might one day have a community center of its own housing an adult-education center, day care facility, business incubator, computer labs and even a small self-service laundry.
TELL CITY - The week Perry County's 4-H'ers have been waiting all summer for has arrived. The Perry County 4-H Fair kicks off in earnest this evening with the 2009 King and Queen Contest, fashion review and foods auction.
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The owner of Rainbow Pay Lake near Derby boasted that he's helping to keep hundreds of pounds of materials out of landfills. Their reuse serves a higher purpose he hopes to expand upon, however. He has several of the finished products on display at the lake, and they're also available through his Web site, www.ovrthere.com, where his threefold mission is described:
TELL CITY - The July 22 deadline for paying spring installments of property-tax bills is nearing. Several courthouse offices will be open from 8 a.m. to noon Saturday for paying bills and other tax-related business. Offices will also be open until 6 p.m. July 22 Payments can be made at any Old National Bank branch or dropped off at other banking centers in the county. Property owners can also pay tax bills in person in the treasurer's office from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
TELL CITY - Perry County's commissioners were cautiously interested in an offer from the president of Indiana Horse Rescue to provide animal-control and welfare services for the county's larger animals.
As the Owensville-based equine division of the Animal Protection Coalition Inc., the organization is primarily interested in horses, but "we have had cases with swine, cows, anything your animal control can't deal with," Tony Caldwell told the commissioners.
TELL CITY - An alleged marijuana sale in broad daylight inside Hagedorn Park Tuesday evening landed a Tell City man in jail on two counts of dealing in the drug.
Aaron M. Brown, 21, of 13516 Old State Road 37, Tell City, was being held Friday on $5,505 bail.
BRANCHVILLE - Work has begun on a new $540,000 perimeter stun fence at Branchville Correctional Facility.
Security Automation Systems of Noblesville is installing the fence, which will be placed on the inside of the existing dual perimeter fence and will encircle the entire facility.
Construction is expected to last about 90 days. Subcontractors include Electric Plus from Danville and Bullseye Fence Design of Noblesville.
The News reported in May that two Indiana House members secured funding for an electrified security fence at the facility.
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