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Wedding Dress Ideas for Kim Kardashian
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The 2014 bridal market just took place so there's a whole new crop of gowns from which to choose. Given the Kardashian's close relationship with Vera Wang, we have a hunch Kim will go that route. Still, we couldn't resist making a few suggestions of our own.
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To Show Off Her Curves
Carolina Herrera Adele Ivory Silk Faille Gown
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To Stay On Trend With An Off-the-Shoulder Look
Jenny Packham Belle Ivory Gown
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For An (Unlikely) Courthouse Wedding
Monique Lhuillier Jackie Sleevless Shift Dress and Jacket
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For Her Something Blue
Oscar De La Renta Analeigh Blue Silk Organza and Sequin Floral-embroidered Tulle Strapless Gown
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For The Ultimate Fit-and-Flare Silhouette
Vera Wang Leda Dress
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If She Wants to Keep It Short And Sweet
Carolina Herrera look from F/W 14
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If She's Thinking Pink
Vera Wang look from F/W 14
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For a Demure Look (Or If Her Arms Are Cold)
Marchesa look from S/S 14
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FERRONâPhyllis Austin, 84, loving wife, mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother, passed away Aug. 23, 2009, after a long a fulfilling life.
She was born May 21, 1925, to John Ammon and Eliza Jane Brinkerhoff Mangum in Wattis. She married Reid Austin on Feb. 26, 1943, in Price. On May 25, 1951, they were sealed for time and all eternity in the Manti LDS Temple.
She attended schools in Morland, Hiawatha, and went to Carbon High School. During the war she picked boney for U.S. Fuel Company. She then worked at the Confectionary Soda Fountain, and then as a clerk at Hiawatha Trading Co., Giacoletto Market, Woolworths, and George Poulos' store in Price.
Phyllis was an active member of the LDS church and enjoyed serving as a teacher and in the presidencies in Primary, Relief Society, and the Young Women's (MIA) program. She was a member of the International Daughters of Utah Pioneers and the Emery Company, Old Mill Camp. She also had an appreciation for the simple things in life and taught those she came in contact with to embrace life, reach out and care for others, and to always give your best effort at whatever you do in life.
She crocheted baby quilts and afghans, and she enjoyed fishing and camping trips.
But what she enjoyed most of all was serving an LDS mission in Texas and doing temple work for 12 years in the St. George LDS Temple.
Phyllis is survived by her sweetheart of 66 years, Reid Austin; one daughter, Doris Mitchell of Price; three granddaughters: Denice (Jim) Glines of Ferron, Jackie Mitchell of Salt Lake City, and Billie Ann (Dustin) Christiansen of Price; 8 great-grandchildren and two great-great grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her parents; sister, Mary (John Charles) Stevenson and Mary's former husband (Hyrum Earl) Hansen; sister, Nina (Merrill George) Bearnson; two brothers: Clifford (Elizabeth) Mangum and Dorral Edward (Lola) Mangum.
Funeral services will be held Wednesday, Aug. 26, 2009, at 2 p.m. in the Ferron LDS Stake Center (555 S. 400 W.). There will be a viewing from 12:30 - 1:45 p.m. prior to the services at the church.
Interment will be at the Price City Cemetery. Services are in the care of Fausett Mortuary. Family and friends may sign the guest book and share memories of Phyllis at www.fausettmortuary.com.

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This icon shows the iOS icon grid and a related grid being used not only to determine the size and location of the design element (ampersand), but to determine its proportions. All of the curves and lines used to construct the design element are aligned to the grids. In this particular example, some of the smaller curves are deliberately offset to give the design a less-than-perfect hand-drawn quality. This is an example from a soon-to-be released iBook called Icon Design which explains the geometry behind the iOS grid, and it shows designers how proportional grids can be used to embed the golden section and related ratios into any icon.Chris HeathPosted in Interface → Element
ColourColor is a social colour matching game for iPhone and iPod Touch. Please check http://www.colourcolorgame.com/ to keep up to date.Francesco BonomiPosted in Interface → iPhone App
15 clean web buttons that would work well in a variety of scenarios.Serge CPosted in Interface → Element
This high quality freebie includes a handcrafted icon set containing 50 thin line web icons. You can edit them any way you like and scale them to any size without losing quality.Michael ReimerPosted in Interface → Element
A unique 3D interface panel for showing user account details. This one includes a button for "Home", "Messages", "Downloads", "Settings" and "Log Out". Easy to customise the colours/gradients etc.Posted in Interface → Site Navigation
A sleek, professional set of pricing table interface elements. It breaks features down into three different blocks, shows the difference between the plans, along with the price. Colourful, simple, and ready for you to experiment with!Posted in Interface → Web App
A set of mirrored icons - both in a block colour, and outline style. This is a preview of the full set available from PixelKit, but there's plenty to enjoy here, and we think you'll love the free selection we've made!Posted in Interface → Element
We really love this one — A stats widget, showing a graph that illustrates statistics over a period of time, with a drop-down item for altering the timeframe that it covers. A gorgeous starting point on which to build your own data-driven interface.Posted in Interface → Web App
https://creativevip.net/resource/vector-and-css-app-store-buttonsPosted in Interface → Element
Something a little different today - a gorgeous rocket icon, crafted as a vector and a PSD for you to use however you'd like. It makes a great app icon or graphic for use in your own project. Colourful and delightful!Posted in Interface → Element
ResumeRepublic is free resume hosting provider and online resume builder with awesome resume templates.Bojan MalinovicPosted in Interface → Web App
This free web design resource includes five high resolution pixel backgrounds. Each background is unique and can be used in a variety of design projects. Each background comes as a high resolution (4000 x 3000 px) jpg file.Michael ReimerPosted in Interface → Element
This set includes 16 handcrafted flat vector icons. These icons are filled with character and can be easily edited and altered in anyway you want.Michael ReimerPosted in Interface → Element
A faithful recreation of the passcode interface on iOS 7. This one is for education purposes, but it's fun to deconstruct things and look at how this popular interface was designed, for inspiration in your own design work.Posted in Interface → iPhone App
Fully coded, and fully responsive, this is a great set of pricing tables to illustrate the various features, benefits, and price points of your product. Easy to drop straight into your own design, with changes to the fonts/colours as needed, we really like this one!Posted in Interface → iPhone App
A faithful recreation of the contacts interface on iOS 7. This one is for education purposes, but it's fun to deconstruct things and look at how this popular interface was designed, for inspiration in your own design work.Posted in Interface → iPhone App
Provided as a PSD, and a fully coded CSS/HTML version, this tab interface widget combines some subtle colour variations, and simple rounded corners, to create a lovely interface style.Posted in Interface → Element
A fully coded mini Twitter widget, this is a sharing button with a little bit of style and finesse. It uses CSS3 animations for a really lovely experience, and it'd be simple to hook it into Twitter, Facebook, or your own custom "like" system.Posted in Interface → Element
This free icon set includes 100 unique horse icons. They come in both jpg and svg formats, so you can use them on a variety of different design projects.Michael ReimerPosted in Interface → Element
A lovely little interface widget for allowing your user to select a price range between two different points. Colourful, with a slight 3D feel, this one is very "clickable"!Posted in Interface → Element


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Batch Size: The amount of beer present by the end of your batch.
Original Gravity (OG): The amount of sugars present in the wort before the yeast is pitched
Final Gravity (FG): The amount of residual sugars present in the beer after fermentation
Bitterness: Measured in International Bittering Units (IBU), the higher the number the more bitterness you can expect
Color: The Standard Reference Measurement (SRM) reflects degress Lovibond which range from 3.5 for a pilsner shade to over 25 for a nearly opaque stout.
Hops: Different hop strains provide different flavors and impart varying levels of bitterness. The percentage listed indicates the bitterness level for that strain. The number of minutes listed in the recipe indicates how long each addition should be boiled. Thus a 60 minute hop addition should be added at the beginning of the boil and a 5 minute hop addition should be added 5 minutes before the flame is turned off and cooling has begun. Dry hop additions get added after fermentation has been completed.
Tips and Tricks
Learn your boil-off rate: Boil a fixed amount of water as a test to find out how much water your system loses to evaporation during a boil (it can vary from brewer to brewer with variables such as kettle size and burner output). This will tell you how much wort you need in order to reach your targeted batch size. For instance, if you fill your kettle with 4 gallons of water and boil it for a half hour and find that you're left with 3.5 gallons of water then you know that you're boiling away a half gallon every 30 minutes. A typical 5 gallon batch with a 60 minute boil will require you to start with 6 gallons of wort.
Adjusting the gravity of a beer: If your gravity readings aren't what you're targeting you can add dry malt extract to raise the gravity or add water to lower the gravity. Just make sure that dry malt extract adjustments are added at the beginning of the boil.
Adjusting the bitterness of a beer: The bitterness levels (Alpha Acids or (%AA) of hops vary from crop to crop, but you can make some quick adjustments to ensure that you're bitterness remains consistent. Just plug the numbers into a brewing software program or free online tool like beer calculus to figure out how much hops to add to a beer to hit a recipe's targeted bitterness level.
Yeast Quantities: Pitching the proper amount of yeast is hugely important for any recipe. We highly recommend using Mr. Malty's Pitching Rate Calculator to determine how much yeast you'll need for any beer recipe. The calculator is a free online tool and is also available as a paid iPhone app.
This one comes from the now-famous founder and president of Dogfish Head Craft Ales, Sam Calagione (pictured). Calagione now host the television series, Brewmasters on The Discovery Channel, and is known for an ambitious, experimental and sometimes audacious approach to brewing beer (think, using saliva for starch conversion). This recipe is from Calagione's book, Extreme Brewing.
Extract Recipe
Beer Style: Hefeweizen with blood orange flavoring
Batch Size: 5 gallons
Original Gravity: 1.050
Final Gravity: 1.012
Bitterness: 17 IBU
Boiling Time: 65 minutes
Color: 12 SRM
Alcohol: 4.8% ABV
6.6 lbs. Light Liquid Wheat Malt Extract
4 medium size blood oranges
0.5 oz. Hallertau Hop Pellets (4.5% AA) boiled 60 minutes
1 oz. Saaz Hop Pellet (4.3% AA) boiled 20 minutes
0.5 oz. Hallertau Hop Pellets (4.5% AA) boiled 10 minutes
Wyeast 3068 or 3638 or White Labs WLP 300 or 380
Boil and add hop additions according to the schedule above. Peel the blood oranges and separate sections of fruit. Discard half the peels. Cut the remainder of peels and fruit sections into small pieces. Use a grater as you only want part of the rind. The white will add extreme bitterness. Heat fruit and peels in a half gallon of water to 160F and then turn off heat. Let the fruit steep as it cools. Cool the wort and steeping fruit to 70-75F and add to fermenter.
Pitch your yeast and fermet for about 10 days at 70-75F.
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For this installment of WWW Hearts, we decided to embrace a combination of of-the-moment items and vintage-inspired pieces. That means today's story boasts a little bit of everything, so you're certain to find a few things to fall for and adore. Whether it's a brand new lip pencil from the beauty gurus at NARS, a relaunched bag from fashion icon Paco Rabbane, or an outrageously affordable necklace from Kate Bosworth and Cher Coulter's new line, be sure to check out all of our February picks and don't forget to tell us what you're swooning for too!
Paco Rabanne Bags ($1250-$1900, 212.463.8100)
Any fashion lover-especially the ones who are also history buffs-will freak out for these Paco Rabanne bags. Originally designed in 1969 and carried by the like of Brigitte Bardot, these chainmail-style purses are being re-released in collaboration with Comme des Garcons and we think they're simply stunning. Available in nine different materials, including Black Rubber ($1250), Brown Vegetal Leather ($1400), and Iconic Metal ($1900) as seen above, these handmade bags might have a vintage pedigree, but they have such a modern look and spirit. We're in awe!
House of Harlow 1960 Chelsea Cat-Eye Sunglasses ($138) in Nude
Looking for the perfect pair of spring sunglasses? Well the quest is officially over, thanks to these insane cat-eye shades from House of Harlow 1960. Available in either black or the peachy-nude shown above (which is our favorite, clearly), these substantial frames are subtly mod and overtly cool, making them a perfect purchase. While we highly suggest going for the neutral hue-it's modern and fresh-these sunnies are a sure thing in either color.
NARS Velvet Gloss Lip Pencils ($24)
The last time NARS released a new lip product-Pure Matte Lipstick-we instantly became addicted, so we were quite excited to learn about the brand's latest addition: Velvet Gloss Lip Pencils. The non-sticky, lightweight formula is infused with Vitamin E and there are six lovely shades to choose from, all of which are indubitably flattering. Also noteworthy: NARS collaborated with fashion director Ruth Hogben to create a short film in celebration of the pencils. Starring model Heather Marks, the video is up on the NARS Facebook page, so be to check it out now!
JewelMint Jewelry ($29.99)
When we first heard that Kate Bosworth and her uber-talented stylist Cher Coulter were teaming up to launch an affordable jewelry brand, we thought: how brilliant. That said, we all know that a celebrity line really lives and dies on the quality of the product, which is why we're happy to report that JewelMint is not only alive, it's absolutely flourishing. Sold exclusively on the brand's website, you must sign up for a free membership before you can browse or buy, but with pieces like the Astoria Necklace ($29.99)-one of the upcoming selections for March-it's definitely worth it!
Pour la Victoire Erian Heel ($210)
Whether it's a perfect platform pump or a cool studded bag, we know we can always count on PLV for amazing accessories. Case in point: these incredibly cool Erian Heels. The low, chunky, wood heel contrasts perfectly with the refined ankle-strap silhouette and pale leather upper. This style is our favorite from the brand's resort collection-hopefully you appreciate them too!
Emmanuelle Alt
Right now, there's probably no woman in the fashion industry who is being watched more closely than Emmanuelle Alt. As Carine Roitfeld's successor at Vogue Paris, Alt has some major Alaias to fill and we are dying to see how she puts her personal touch on the magazine. In her previous position-Fashion Director for Vogue Paris-Alt was Roitfeld's right-hand woman, so we have a feeling she'll keep things provocative, sexy, and aggressively chic, but only time will tell!
Mother The Drama Jeans ($220, 310.360.8008) in Forever Blue
If you only do one thing this month, let it be this: find and buy some Mother jeans. This new brand is the brainchild of two denim experts-Tim Kaeding, former Head of Design for 7 For All Mankind, and Lela Tillem, who was President of Sales at Citizens of Humanity-and the resulting line is pure genius. The tightly edited collection offers sophisticated pieces with clean finishes, including this must-have style: The Drama. With its high-waisted, wide-legged silhouette and perfect '70s blue hue, this is the jean to own for spring. We are obsessed. You will be too.
Swimming Pool Blue Nail Polish
Like most of you, we're big fans of DKNY and adore the brand's delightfully authored Twitter account (follow @dkny to see what the fuss is about), but what we're currently obsessed with is the turquoise nail polish used at the DKNY S/S 11 show. While the exact lacquer is quite matte-Knockout Cosmetics' Nail Polish ($19) in Pool, to be specific-we like China Glaze's Nail Polish ($6) in Turned Up Turquoise even better. It's the perfect bright blue for spring and the price is certainly right!
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Genuine Amish Construction
Water Based Finishes Available
Made in America
Our Amish Denver Bunk Bed is beautifully handcrafted by Amish craftsmen employing age-old practices with classic designs that stand the test of time. Our Amish children's furniture is made entirely of kiln dried solid hardwoods, grown and harvested responsibly within 250 miles of our builder's studio. The Amish Denver Bunk Bed fits two standard size mattresses and has guardrails on both sides of the top bunk bed for ultimate security. This Bunk Bed is handcrafted and hand assembled by skilled Amish craftsmen in Ohio.
Mattress Supports - We offer three options for mattress supports for our Amish bunk beds:
1. Standard slats support: slats are spaced approximately 12" apart, requiring use of a bunkie board
2. Standard slats support with sheets of formaldehyde free PureBond Plywood, in lieu of a bunkie board
3. Slats spaced approximately 1.5" apart, acting like a platform bed and does not require a bunkie board
- Hand made in the USA
- Authentic Amish workmanship
- Kiln dried solid wood
- Mortise & tenon joints
- Case goods have dovetail drawers
- Case goods have full extension drawer slides
- Veneer free
- Particle board free
- Pressed wood free
- Plywood free
- Slats are spaced approximately 1.5" apart (no need for a bunkie board)
- MDF (Medium Density Fiberboard) free
- Ladder can be repositioned & placed on any side
- Fits standard size mattresses
* Each item is custom made to order & may take 8-10 weeks to complete, plus packing/shipping time
* ETAs vary by season; please email us for current estimate
* Our products ship only in the contiguous USA
* Free Shipping is a curbside only service. It is not Inside Delivery
* Inside Delivery (room placement, assembly & debris removal) is available. If interested, contact us for a quote
Note about case goods: This bunk bed is made of solid hardwood but the backs of optional case goods as well as drawer bottoms are made of 1/4" non toxic, formaldehyde free PureBond Plywood. PureBond plywood is compliant with US Green Building Council's Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED®) standards, earning one point for LEED®'s EQ Credit 4.4 for Low Emitting Materials: Composite Wood. PureBond Plywood also satisfies the emissions standards of the California Air Resources Board (CARB) Phase 2 regulations, the highest standards in the United States. Alternatively, case goods can be built entirely of solid wood; please contact us if interested.
Dimensions (items can be customized):
|Twin Bunk Bed:
|82" W x 72" H x 43" D (plus 16.5" for ladder)
|Under Bed Drawer Unit:
|76" W x 9" H x 20" D
|20" W x 27" H x 18" D
|6 Drawer Chest:
|36" W x 50" H x 20" D
|35" W x 72" H x 24" D
|8 Drawer Dresser:
|54" W x 32" H x 20" D
|30" W x 45" H
|44" W x 29" H x 18" D
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Inspired by Frugial BIGSSTRAD living LRG in Vegas
I thought it be cool to get a thread and create a rollcall for a ONLINE Poker match we could play in a few weeks time.
Leave your name if you keen, we all have YAHOO accounts, i'm pretty sure there's WEB BROWSER type Programs where we all join the same room.. If not then pokerstars
I'm looking for at least 6 interested prospected participants to make the game worthwhile... Time Zone shouldn't be a problem.. I'm awake all times of the day.
www.goldenstatewarriors.com ONLINE POKER MATCH
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I will be restricted with time, with the exception of the weekends and tuesdays... but if i am free, i will be down, so long as their is no comittment of money or anything.
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set your f*cking lineup!
I am Aussiebiedrins' fantasy. BITCH!
Jeg er ikke enig.... Jeg kan godt lide at spise din mors gris ben.
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What are the stakes? If there is money involved than I would be interested.
If there is no money then I will pass as there is just about NOTHING worse than playing poker for fake money. Takes ALL the skill out of the game. Who the f is going to fold pre-flop if fake money? When you have the nuts after the turn, how do you raise the pot to get the straight and flush chasers to get away from their hands so you dont get rivered?
Takes about 90% of the skill away from the game.
So just let me know what the stakes are.
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Thats true, but i am a broke college student (28 units!!!!) who also is in an unpaid internship which takes 25 hours of my time, thus no time for a job and thus broke. And plus, do you trust australian money?
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Every year, we celebrate our anniversary with the biggest craft beer festival in Southern California! This celebration is also our biggest annual fundraiser, and we've raised over $1 million since 1997. To help us raise even more funds for local charities, every two years we dye our hair a ridiculous color in order to bring in even more donations. We want you to be a part of the fundraising mayhem!
A: A fundraiser! Offbeat and over-the-top, like Stone beers. You promise to dye your hair red; other people make donations to see it happen. 100% of the funds you collect will be divided equally among four local charities. Simple!
A: It's the color of our Stone 16th Anniversary IPA label and the Stone 16th Anniversary Celebration & Invitational Beer Festival theme. Besides, your friends/family/co-workers are more likely to pledge if there's an entertaining payoff�like seeing you with clown-red hair.
A: Sure, just not at our party. It's your right as an American to dye your hair any way you want, but the Arrogant Bastard wants red.
A: Remind your clients that you are not merely a businessperson, but also a dedicated philanthropist, donating your time, energy and scalp to a worthy cause. Get their pledges and you'll not only have their respect and understanding, you'll have their support too!
A: Tell �your friend� that if he can dye any hair on his person red and get someone to make a pledge to see it, he's in! We don't want hair loss to cause a loss of donations.
A: ALL (read: 100%) of the funds collected will be divided equally among four local charities: Boys & Girls Club of San Marcos, the San Diego Blood Bank and the Big Brothers Big Sisters of San Diego County. Stone will pick up the cost for the promotion.
A: Cash and checks are no problem. Just make sure to tell Aunt Marge that if she wants a tax break for her donation she must make the check payable to one of the four charities, not Stone Brewing Co. See the next question for more about tax deductions.
A: In most cases, checks and online donations are tax deductible. Cash and online donations are tax-deductible; please download charity receipts above. To get a tax deduction for a check donation, donors must make the check directly payable to one of the four recipient charities. Please visit their websites for the proper non-profit tax ID numbers. Unfortunately, if a check is made out to Stone Brewing Co. it is NOT tax-deductible. We're not a charity!
A: Cash and checks can be collected in a sealed envelope clearly marked "Attention: Dyehards" and submitted by Wednesday, August 22nd in one of three ways:
106 West Grand Ave, Escondido, CA 92025
Call to schedule an appointment: 760.741.5638
Does your salon want to be part of this noble mission by offering a special deal to Dyehards?
Contact email@example.com!
Download the pledge form/brochure (it's one document) and start taking pledges now!
Download pledge form
People always ask if they can write this off on their taxes, so we made these handy dandy receipts with tax ID numbers for you.
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USU Huntsman School of Business National Advisory Board
Leaders Speaking to Leaders - October 4, 2012
Executive Leadership Speaker - March 3, 2010
During part of his undergraduate studies, Blake Dursteler worked for the Partners In Business and the Shingo Prize at Utah State University's Jon M. Huntsman School of Business. During the remainder of his undergraduate and graduate studies, he worked full time for the Biological and Irrigation Engineering Department at Utah State University, managing the business end of their research and grant projects throughout the world.
While as a student, Mr. Dursteler served as the elected student body senator for the Huntsman School of Business and as a city council member for Hyde Park City.
After graduation he worked for two regional accounting firms. One firm located in Logan, Utah, and one in Provo, Utah. He worked briefly as the CFO of Wasatch Acquisitions & Capital where he began his work in the field of bonds and with whom he is still affiliated as an investor. From there he worked as a senior analyst at Intermountain Health Care, in Salt Lake City, where he furthered his work in the area of tax-exempt bond financing.
After IHC, Mr. Dursteler was a founder and partner in a regional accounting firm, specializing in business management consultation and complex real estate and estate tax issues. In this capacity he traveled to various countries, working for clients in Armenia, Georgia, South Africa, Switzerland, Panama, Peru, Ecuador and England as well as throughout the United States. He then negotiated the sale of the tax practice portion of the business to another regional accounting firm.
After this time, Mr. Dursteler worked as a partner in many real estate development and business ventures throughout Utah and Arizona.
Currently, he is the director and a board member of the C.L. Fred & Leora Mae Evans Family Charitable Foundation, in Logan, Utah.
Voice: Blake Dursteler, Scott Davis, Tim Barney (Huntsman Alumni Magazine - Fall 2013)
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Storm buries homes: 'Worst I have seen it with the sand'
WALDPORT, Ore. - Winter storms blow sand and bury homes in the Bayshore neighborhood of Waldport
But the deposits from this week's storms are the "worst I have seen it with the sand," said Jason Durrett.
Durrett shared photographs and video of the Waldport neighborhood "inundated by sand from the last storm" with KVAL News on Thursday.
He said "streets are impassable, buried in sand as well."


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Stocks Climb At Open Of New York Stock Exchange
Traders work on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange on January... News PhotoFinance,Horizontal,International Landmark,New York City,New York Stock Exchange,Stock Market,Stock Trader,Trading,USA,WorkingPhotographer Spencer PlattCollection: Getty Images News 2013 Getty ImagesNEW YORK, NY - JANUARY 09: Traders work on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange on January 9, 2013 in New York City. Following strong fourth-quarter results from Aluminum producer Alcoa, the Dow Jones Industrial Average gained 0.6% in morning trading with the the S&P 500 and the NASDAQ both rising more than 0.4%. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)


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It's been a while since my last update. Anyway, last year, I participated in the seminar Dependently typed programming given by Andres Löh and Doaitse Swierstra. I gave a presentation, or more of a lecture really, about Martin-Löf type theory, the Curry-Howard correspondence and some of its connections with Agda.
Since I thought it would still be useful to share, here are the slides:
Type Systems
Download the slides here.
A blag containing my current adventures in logic, haskell and agents.
Sunday, 1 May 2011
6 comments:
- Anonymous2 May 2011 at 02:07
Great presentation. Do you happen to have a direct link to the pdf?ReplyDelete
- Anonymous2 May 2011 at 09:33
Is there maybe a video of the presentation?ReplyDelete
You can use the Scribd DDL: http://www.scribd.com/document_downloads/54313539?extension=pdfReplyDelete
There wasn't any video at the lecture sadly.
- Anonymous4 May 2011 at 16:38
Nebasuke, I was asking about an alternative location for the pdf, since I have neither a facebook or scribd account. No worries if that doesn't exist, just checking.ReplyDelete
Okay, sorry for your trouble then, I did not know you needed a scribd account for that. I've looked up how to access my new university space and uploaded it there: http://www.students.science.uu.nl/~3448584/TypeSystems.pdfReplyDelete
- Anonymous5 May 2011 at 13:28
Thanks a lot!ReplyDelete
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This efficient push mower features a compact design, making it easy to maneuver in tight spaces, and three cutting systems, collection, mulch and side discharge. The handle folds for easy storage and transportation and double ball-bearing wheels ensure smooth operation and durability. The 7021P also offers 4-point, 9 position cutting height adjustment for varying lawn conditions.
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Sometimes, sexual violence is committed by a stranger. Most often, though, it is committed by someone you know, including a date or an intimate partner like a husband, ex-husband, or boyfriend. Sexual violence is always wrong, and a person who is sexually abused does not ever "cause" the attack.
Keep in mind that there are times when a person is not able to agree to sex, such as if they are drunk or have been drugged with a date rape drug, or if they are underage.
Women who are sexually abused may suffer serious health problems, such as sexually transmitted infections, stomach problems, and ongoing pain. They also are at risk for emotional problems, like depression, anxiety, and post-traumatic stress disorder. If you or someone you know has been sexually abused, it is important to get help as soon as possible.
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Exelon Nuclear completed a $3.6 million siren upgrade project used for emergency public notification around each of its six Illinois nuclear plants
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A total of 168 sirens with battery back-up were installed in the 10-mile emergency planning zones (EPZ) located within the States of Illinois and Iowa. Braidwood now has a total of 70 sirens. Residents within the 10-mile EPZ will continue to hear the sirens, but may notice a slight change from where the sound is originating. "These sirens are an important part of Exelon Nuclear's emergency plan, and they also benefit the counties in which each station resides," said Kevin Appel, Exelon Nuclear's Emergency Preparedness Manager. "The siren system layout was designed by a siren acoustic engineering company and approved by the Federal Emergency Management Agency." Although Exelon Nuclear pays for the installation and maintenance of these sirens, individual counties may use the sirens to warn area residents of impending fires, tornados, floods or other threatening events. The sirens are a signal to tune to the local Emergency Alert Station. Testing of the new sirens took place today Jan. 5, 2010. The emergency sirens in Illinois and Iowa are tested at 10 a.m. on the first Tuesday of every month.
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Exelon Nuclear's Braidwood Generating Station has awarded $1,000 scholarships to three area high school students. The scholarships are part of the company's commitment to reward talented students who plan to pursue careers in science and engineering.
BRACEVILLE, Ill. - Exelon Nuclear's Braidwood Generating Station has awarded $1,000 scholarships to three area high school students. The scholarships are part of the company's commitment to reward talented students who plan to pursue careers in science and engineering.
Named as scholarship recipients are:
• Steven Brice of Braidwood, a senior at Reed-Custer High School. Steven will attend Northern Illinois University in the fall and study Computer Science and Engineering. While at Reed-Custer, Steven was a member of the Math Team, WYSE Team and Science Club, and participated in a volunteer trip to San Miguel, Mexico, with the World Languages Club. • Kyle VanDuyne from Wilmington High School. Kyle plans to attend Linn State Technical College in the fall and major in Nuclear Technology – Reactor Operations. He has been on the Honor Roll all four years in high school, a National Honor Society member, and a participant in sports activities such as football, basketball and baseball. • Colton Latimer of Gardner-South Wilmington High School. Colton plans to attend the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign and study Civil Engineering. He received High Honors from ninth through 12th grade and perfect attendance in 2011.
"We congratulate Steven, Kyle and Colton for their academic achievements and commitment to their educational careers," said Braidwood Generating Station Site Vice President Dan Enright. "Our goal is to help deserving young people further their studies in such fields as mathematics, science and engineering, which play key roles in helping America compete in the 21st century. We wish these three students all the best in their scholastic and professional careers."
Braidwood Generating Station is approximately 60 miles southwest of Chicago. The station's two nuclear energy units can produce a total of more than 2,300 megawatts at full power - enough electricity to power more than 2 million homes.
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By RICHARD SHAWSun Advocate publisher
(Editors note: This article is one of several that is being run through the end of 2011 depicting events that appeared in the pages of the Sun Advocates over the years since it was founded in 1891.)
If there was ever a time that Carbon County needed a boost it was in the depths of the depression. While the financial news was bad and people struggled just to keep their homes, jobs and livelihood, at times some things happened that raised spirits and pride in the local community.
In June of 1933, while many men in the area were headed off to Civil Conservation Camps to have some work, high school students from Carbon High took a different trip. They headed to the National High School Band Championships in Evanston, Ill.
After placing first in the state, the band was full of vim and vigor and went to the competition with high hopes. In the 1930s and 40s band competitions between high schools was at its height, with these competitions rivaling athletics in the minds of many people around the country.
On June 10, 1933, the Carbon High Marching Band won the national marching band championship. There was no national broadcast, even though by that time radio had become quite sophisticated. The news of the band's triumph came through a telegram that arrived only a few minutes after the winning announcement was made in Illinois.
While telephones existed in the county, the lines were not yet everywhere and details of the win were sketchy. Upon the arrival of the telegram the Sun Advocate issued a special two page edition containing the full details of the win and over 2,000 of them were distributed in county.
The next week the June 15 issue of the paper had more detail about the win, and an editorial lauding the young people involved for their efforts.
"Seldom it is that a community is accorded the national recognition that has been won for this district by excellence excellence of the work of the Carbon County High School Band," exclaimed the opinion piece that was placed just below the flag of the newspaper that day. "Placing first in the marching division at the national band contest and ranking near the top in the concert competition (they took second in that competition), the local band capped the climax fittingly to a season that has been unusually outstanding..."
The win and the consequent return of the band by train from the Midwest was covered by the paper and brought a sense of real pride to a community that was battered by the economy. A huge crowd showed up at the trains station in Price when they arrived and the celebration of the championship went on for days. That celebration included basically keys to the city for band members and a huge concert as other bands from other schools throughout Utah came to participate in a special concert. Thousands of out of town visitors came to Price for the big party and many residents opened their doors to house some of those people.
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Submission Teachers Back Away From Evolution In Class->
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Except when falafel makes a surprise appearance, only one item is offered on the menu: a $5 kiyma lamb kebab, made Adana-style, with a gently spiced tube of lamb sausage, beet, carrot, mint sauce and seasonal greens on fresh-baked flatbread. Still, even this one item is generally sold out hours or even days before the kebab delivery guy makes his rounds.
Twitter, nonetheless, has been virulently atitter about it, with over 500 followers on the @secretkebab account. In fact, aside from an email address available on the site, Twitter is pretty much the only way you can order a kebab. (A phone number has sometimes appeared, but is always swiftly removed.)
As it goes, despite Twitter's promises of an instantaneous world, we are returning to a nation of crossed fingers and Sears Roebuck catalogs: Reader, it took me three weeks to get a kebab. The first weekend I got no response, the second I used a friend's Twitter account and was told in the Turk's very particular patois that "I am very soory it is not possibel this night I have taken his every lamb!!," and the third I ordered 36 hours in advance to finally get confirmed delivery for the coming Saturday. (This arrived one hour early.)
Why so much trouble? Well, these kebabs have sold out pretty much every single weekend since Secret Kebab's launch on March 4, sometimes days before their delivery. It seems that the very difficulty of obtaining one of these kiyma kebabs—and the secrecy surrounding the owner—has become the most effective advertisement for their desirability; standing-room crowds are willing to order two days in advance, with a $3 delivery fee, for what is essentially street food.
Maybe, though, it's just the hope of owning a little piece of the Turk himself. "How I can to you discribe my joy for the meat sizzles?! My God I can not!!" he says on Twitter. "The breads are poofing!!" Who wouldn't want to order from such a pleasant marketing persona?
Two notes, though: 1) It's not really the point, but I should mention that the kebabs are nonetheless pretty dang good altogether—the greens fresh, the beets rich, the pita still warm from the oven. 2) Whoever the secretive "Turk" is, his Turkish is as bad as his English. About the only impromptu Turkish-language sentence on his Twitter feed, "Ben Türkçe konusurlar," is roundly ungrammatical, according to a good Turkish friend. He'd meant "Ben Türkce konusurum" instead, i.e., I speak Turkish. Which is to say, it was a very gentle lie.
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Does a Christian school have the right to hire only Christians? At one time in American history, the answer to such a question would have been obvious. Today, however, a southern California Christian school is suing two former employees in order to preserve its own religious liberty.
In 2009, Calvary Chapel of Thousand Oaks, California, bought the previously secular Little Oaks School, also in Thousand Oaks. According to the Ventura County Star,
While the vast majority of religious schools are nonprofit and tax-exempt, church leaders said they organized Little Oaks as a for-profit because they were on a tight deadline. They said forming a tax-exempt corporation is a lengthy process.
They said the school is operated not as a profit-generating entity but as a spiritual arm of the church. Its students include about 130 children in preschool through fifth grade.
Last year the church "started requiring employees to fill out questionnaires which asked whether they attended church, which church they attended and what the pastor had to say about their beliefs," reports Los Angeles television station KNBC.
"We're a Christian school," the Rev. Rob McCoy, pastor of the church and headmaster of the school, told the Star. "We were coming to the point where we were establishing a Christian curriculum. We wanted to make sure teachers subscribed to that faith."
Two preschool teachers — Lynda Serrano, who had been employed by the school since 2006, and Mary Ellen Guevara, who was hired in 2011 — refused to cooperate, and their contracts were not renewed. The women threatened to sue the school but said they would settle the case for $150,000 apiece.
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PAWTUCKET — The saying goes that you can't look ahead without fully understanding where you've been – and why.
Both Cumberland High chief Chris Skurka and St. Raphael Academy mentor Mike Sassi are utilizing that philosophy as they prepare their clubs for a monumental R.I. Division II semifinal, slated for Tucker Field at 7 p.m., Friday.
The old coaching colleagues and true-blue friends are pointing to what occurred back on Saturday, Oct. 5 as their impetus; that's the last time the foes battled, and the Clippers eventually sealed a wildly exciting 24-17 triumph at Shea High's Max Read Field home.
(The contest was originally scheduled for Friday night, Oct. 4, but contractors were still putting the finishing touches on the new field turf at Tucker, so it was moved to a neutral site).
"I think both teams made some (good) plays, and we both made mistakes, but it was a great high school football game," Skurka said honestly. "That fourth quarter was one of the best I've ever been involved in; you kind of knew the last one to have the ball would probably win."
With the score knotted at 17-all and 34 ticks left in regulation, senior quarterback Tyler Calabro connected with receiver Jared Talbert on a 35-yard scoring strike down the right sideline, and Calabro booted the extra point.
"We still couldn't take anything for granted," Skurka noted. "They had scored on their previous two possessions, and there was no doubt in my mind Saints could've scored again. I mean, they had the ball as time expired; in fact, they moved it to our 35-yard line, and we had to tackle (superlative junior running back) James Kelly. It was second down, and he had fallen, so Joe Fine just touched him.
"They just ran out of time," he added. "If there had been 15-20 seconds left, they may have scored … I had a moment of clarity right after we clinched it. I turned to one of my assistants and said, 'That was a tremendous football game. I also told our kids, 'This is one you'll remember forever.'"
Sassi indicated the same, though for a different reason.
"I thought we played really good defense in the first half; it was a ball-control type of game, very conservative in that half," he stated. "The big difference was we made more mistakes than they did. Their first 10 points were a result of our mistakes. We were up, 3-0, but we dropped a punt inside our 30, and that set up a field goal.
"We were ahead, 9-3, but then we fumbled, and they came right down the field and scored, kicked the extra point and we were down, 10-9," he continued. "I don't think we took care of the ball in that half, but we were still growing as a team then. Since that loss, we've won five straight, and I think the kids are gaining confidence.
"When we faced North Kingstown, our offense really lit it up, scoring 54 points (in a 54-34 triumph over the Skippers, their first defeat). Then, the other day (during the Saints' stunning 15-14 quarterfinal upset of II-A's top-seeded Woonsocket), our defense kept us in it. It was a group effort, but our defense played fantastically well, especially in the second half."
Skurka attended that contest and naturally was impressed with SRA's wherewithal after trailing at halftime, 14-0, and after the third, 14-7.
"They're playing great football right now; there's no doubt about it," Skurka said. "They just knocked off the top seed on the road, and that's a huge accomplishment. Saints is so well-coached, and it's one of the best teams in D-II; I mean, they're the only team to beat West Warwick, which is really solid."
If Skurka is focusing on one thing in his daily practices, it's Sassi's ability, and love, to mix up plays, his want to keep opponents off-balance on both sides of the pigskin.
In this semifinal, by the way, the Saints (6-3) are the fourth-ranked team in II-B, and Cumberland (7-3) the second seed in the same.
"He's great at mixing things," he sighed. "It is what it is. You've got to be sound defensively and good fundamentally. We just have to trust our system and what we've implemented and hope he doesn't exploit it.
"He went with a no-huddle against us last time, and we expected it, but they're so good at it," he added. "It's tough to prepare for. Now that we've seen it – North Kingstown also did it to us – hopefully now we're a little more ready to handle it. Still, you can't be on top of it each and every down; you just have to be as consistent as possible.
"In that last one, I thought we played pretty good defense, but the negative would be turnovers. We have games where we have too many, and others where we don't. With us, it's one way or the other; when we fumble or get picked, we can't climb out of the hole we've dug for ourselves."
He mentioned that of Cumberland's three losses this season – to non-league foe Cranston West and II-B opponents North Kingstown and West Warwick – they compiled a minus-three turnover ratio.
"You just can't have those kinds of numbers and expect to win," he said. "Anytime you're more than minus-three, there's no way. That's a given statistic. We must be on the plus side … Our offensive line also has to play well and give Tyler time to throw, or give our backs holes to run through."
As for Sassi's lowdown on upsetting the defending state D-II champions and earning its first Super Bowl berth since 2007 (that's when SRA took the D-I crown with a win over Hendricken), it's rather simple.
"If you look at the number of returning starters we had coming back, there were three on offense and the same amount on defense, but (the newcomers) lacked that experience," he explained. "Now they're gaining it each and every week. They say no one's a rookie after nine games, and that's where we're at right now.
"We played well against Woonsocket, but we have to play better if we want to beat Cumberland," he continued. "I think it's going to be a no-holds-barred, knockdown, drag-out fight. Both teams will undoubtedly make a few mistakes, but the key will be who's going to capitalize on them. Naturally, I hope it's us."
When asked what it would mean to his group to return to a second straight Bowl game – the Clippers upended the Villa Novans last December, 49-0, at East Greenwich's Nick Carcieri Field – Skurka responded typically.
"We've got to play this one before we even think about it," he claimed. "It hasn't been talked about at all. We're just concentrating on St. Ray's. You've got to take it one game at a time. We learned that when we had West Warwick at home (on Nov. 8).
"If we had won that, we would've been the II-B champions, but we didn't play well and turned the ball over. We just didn't execute, so we've learned from that. If they (the players) were looking ahead, they're not now.
"We've been preaching it forever, execute one play at a time, one quarter and one game at a time. We have to be focused on each and every play."
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http://news.yahoo.com/idaho-family-sues-usfs-1m-180507334.htmlAn Idaho family has sued the U.S. Forest Service demanding more than $1 million after a large dead tree at a remote campsite fell and injured their young son.Richard and Melinda Armstrong, of Caldwell, said their family was camping in the Boise National Forest in September 2010 when a gust of wind blew over the dead tree. It fell on their son, resulting in a large laceration, a compound fracture and a puncture wound in his back that impaired his breathing.The boy, who was 6 at the time, was taken by helicopter to a hospital in Boise.The couple said the Forest Service was negligent because it didn't remove the tree, which was a hazard. They're suing for more than $1 million in damages and emotional stress in federal court.more at link
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Chances of winning - next to zero.I present to you a couple of recent lawsuits - one involving the collapse of ice caves that killed a young girl in Washington state and the other involving a hiker killed by a goat at Olympic National Park. Both are tragic stories involving profound loss. In both cases, the lawsuits were dismissed.
Edited by Dirk on 04/12/2013 16:40:40 MDT.
"Both are tragic stories involving profound loss. In both cases, the lawsuits were dismissed."That's what rarely makes the news, unfortunately. Many, many cases are dismissed, and many more lost by such people. That they try to sue for some ridiculous sum is what always makes the news, and too often drives 'discussions' about lawsuits and such.
How come it is always Eric that brings us this weird news?--B.G.--
Eric is directly wired for the weird and odd news story. Probably WiFi.How do you find this stuff?
Idahoan? Wonder if this family espouses small government and individual freedom? Now, of course, it is the government that needs to step up -- as always...
This tree fell on us at about 2AM on USFS land. I cannot believe that trail crews don't monitor tree conditions. This tree obviously should have been removed long agao.It put some holes in my ShangriLa 3 and scared the kids and I pretty good. We had to get up and move camp in the night.While nobody was physically injured, the emotional scars run deep. Every time I hear wind in the trees I get panic attacks. My children have terrible recurring nightmares.I figure shelter replacement and compensation for psychological damages for the three of us should amount to at least $250,000.Any attorneys on BPL wanna take on a pro bono case?
"Any attorneys on BPL wanna take on a pro bono case?"Interesting that you mentioned Sonny. He died skiing when he ran into a tree. The family didn't sue. His wife said drug abuse was the cause."And The Beat Goes On"
Actually I don't have a JD so that might be a problem. If an established campground is ignoring an obviously diseased tree which is leaning towards established camp sites... there may be an argument for negligence. I used to drink the tort reform kool aid but after seeing my friends wife become a vegetable due to a drugged anesthesiologist and almost losing my mom (no palpable pulse or BP/week in ICU) to another physicians negligence, I now see shades of gray when it comes to civil liability (not promoting it/just saying I understand.) The only problems is in this case, it is the tax payer who is getting sued. Hopefully the poor kid will recover well.
Edited by IDBLOOM on 04/12/2013 20:20:48 MDT.
In my opinion good torte reform would keep stupid cases like this out of the courts and free them up to deal with real cases (of which there are plenty). Maybe making losers pay legal fees for really outrageous claims would help. When I helped with summer camps our biggest headaches were health inspectors and potential liability. There were a lot of fun activities that we didn't do just because we could have gotten sued.
Any animal rights lawyers out there willing to take this one on?http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BXCUBVS4kfQ
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@DanielABove is the legal story.Below is the actual story.My son and his friend (both 11) were in the tent with me.The bozos slept through the whole thing. I woke to the sound of the tree snapping and falling and hitting the tent, then woke the kids to see if they were OK. It was close; I suppose that if the tree fell a bit closer to us that someone would've been hit with the weight of the trunk and not the thinner top branches.Clues?They were everywhere. Between floods and fires, there are a TON of dead trees in the canyon we camped in. I know the area well and it's pretty hard to camp without being around dead trees. What I did not expect was the 50+MPH gusts that kicked up after midnight. The entire day was calm, not even breezy, no hint of a windstorm coming.The kids actually thought it was an adventure and had fun breaking camp and hiking in a windstorm in the middle of the night. They're hardly traumatized...now my son and his friend brag about it.Granted, it could've been worse, but I don't do anything different or take any big lessons from this. We could've camped somewhere else without dead trees and been killed by a falling rock instead. It was just one of those things.I just blew my case, didn't I?
Edited by xnomanx on 04/12/2013 19:49:10 MDT.
I'm all for tort reform--I say this as an attorney--because the system is out of whack. On the other hand, I'm even more strongly in favor of torte reform. In my opinion, the best torte reform would be to replicate the chocolate Sachertorte, which can still be had at the Sacher Hotel in Vienna.
You have me drooling! I spent 5 days in Vienna in the summer of 2001 and basically lived on the stuff, with an occasional foray into other kinds of torte. Not a very healthy diet, but cheaper than buying dinner (Vienna restaurants are expensive!). Breakfast (in the hostel) was a trifle healthier. Back to our regularly scheduled programming: Per the news article http://news.yahoo.com/idaho-family-sues-usfs-1m-180507334.htmlthe family was camped in a dispersed site, not in an established campground. They claim that because the dispersed site was well-used and close to a road, the Forest Service should have maintained it.Isn't there something called "due diligence" here, in that the family should have had sense enough not to camp next to a dead tree?My fear is that this sort of thing will make the USFS prohibit dispersed camping altogether!
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One of the attnys I work with is also one of the best bakers I've ever met. After retirement, she's planning on opening a shop called "From Torts to Tarts."Well Craig, seeing that you were assaulted and temporarily held hostage by this vile tree... well I know a Dr..... have you ever heard of Stockholm Syndrome?
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Tuesday, March 04, 2014 - Sunday, March 09, 2014
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Have the time of your life at this smash-hit musical that combines ABBA's greatest hits, including Dancing Queen, S.O.S., Super Trouper, Take a Chance on Me and The Winner Takes It All with an enchanting tale of love, laughter and friendship. A mother and her daughter. Three possible dads. A walk down the aisle you'll never forget! Mamma Mia! is good for late elementary, middle school, high school and college age kids and anyone who likes ABBA. Children under 4 years of age may not be admitted into the theater. Performance is 2.5 hours long. Ticket costs vary from $83-$441.
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Postpartum depression affects nearly 20 percent of new mothers. It usually occurs in the first two weeks to six months after the baby is born. One way to prevent postpartum depression is to focus on the positives of being a new mother.
"It's important that new mothers don't become overwhelmed and lose the excitement of the child's birth amidst all the stress of having a baby," says Ellen Sue Stern, author of Reflections for New Mothers. "After giving birth many mothers experience anxiety and low self-esteem. They may lack confidence in their parenting ability. One way to overcome these feelings of inadequacy is through meditation."
Here are a couple of meditation reflections, followed by affirmations that Stern offers in her book, "Reflections for New Mothers."
Emotions run amok. Overwhelmed. Flooded with tenderness that was never imagined. None of these words entirely describes the waves of emotion mothers feel as they cradle their baby in their arms. Such deep and boundless love. Such passionate commitment. And so much at stake. Although mothers may tell their child how much they love him or her every day for the rest of their life, it's impossible to convey completely the pure emotional intensity experienced in the early weeks of motherhood. Invest in a journal and try to express feelings now, while they're fresh. Or write a letter to the child, one that will serve as a keepsake of the first precious days of their life together.
Personal growth is important. Mothers are not born with the feelings or the skills that are necessary to be a good parent. Mothers have years�in fact, a whole lifetime�to become a better, more effective parent. Also, learn from mistakes, from reading and talking to parents, and mostly from spending time getting to know the child. As a parent comes to know their child�what each cry means, her likes and dislikes, her idiosyncrasies�they get better and better at giving her what she needs. And as their skills grow, so does their love. With each passing year the child becomes dearer and dearer to the parent, and the parent become more confident in their ability to nurture and guide. Mothers are already better parent than they were two weeks ago. And they'll be a better parent two months from now and two years from now. But that is only if they are willing to grow on the job.
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Travelodge London Vauxhall Hotel
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Located just a couple of minutes' walk from Vauxhall Railway Station and under 2 miles to London Victoria and Waterloo Railway Stations. It's the perfect base from which to explore London. If you want to see Big Ben up close, take a trip on the London Eye, or be spooked at The London Dungeons.
This is the ideal location for that long weekend, sightseeing spree or family trip. With a Bar Cafe offering a great menu you can relax and enjoy a delicious meal and drink after taking in all the sights and sounds around you.
This newly opened hotel has recently been updated with our fresh new look and features Travelodge's new room design complete with Dreamer Bed so you can be sure of a great night's sleep.
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Simplifying your shopping experience is our number one goal, which is why we stop at nothing to bring you the best holiday gift guides every year. For the next eight days--yes, eight!--we'll show you a slew of fabulous gift ideas that are sure to suit all the wonderful personalities in your life. And who knows, you might even find a few items to put on your own wish list!
To kick things off, we're turning the spotlight on a true fashion fanatic: the Up-and-Comer. Whether she's an aspiring editor, stylist, or designer, she is known for her rising talent and impeccable sense of style-much like Chloe Moretz! In addition to her vast knowledge of the coolest collaborations and of-the-moment trends, she has an appreciation for little luxuries, like a Rodarte t-shirt or Kenzo keychain. We've got all of that and more in today's roundup, plus, you'll be happy to know that everything in this story is under $150. Read on for all of our suggestions and don't miss today's slideshow filled with even more amazing and affordable gifts for the Up-and-Comer!
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Bass x Rachel Antonoff Maebird Oxfords ($129) in Black/Clear
The Up-and-Comer is always up to speed on the latest collaborations, making these adorable Bass x Rachel Antonoff oxfords the ideal gift. Crafted from black patent leather and clear vinyl, the menswear-inspired shoes have a modern look that is completely on-point. We love them in black, but they're also available in a playful mix of teal, nude, and yellow too.
Kenzo Gri-Gri Key Ring ($60)
This stylephile may have her eye on the season's must-have RTW pieces, but little designer luxuries make her swoon too. Keeping that in mind, we think this Kenzo tiger keychain has the Up-and-Comer's name all over it.
Rodarte Rohearte Text Tee ($115)
Kate and Laura Mulleavy's witty logo tees are a fashion world favorite, and we're confident the Up-and-Comer will heart this one too. It's incredibly soft and will make the perfect addition to what is surely an already amazing t-shirt collection. She'll be in good company too: Kirsten Dunst, Rihanna, and Dakota Fanning have all been spotted in versions of this must-have tee.
M.A.C. Nail Polish ($16) in Everything That Glitters
The Up-and-Comer loves a playful manicure, which means she is constantly experimenting with the season's newest lacquers. A polish that shimmers, like M.A.C.'s Everything That Glitters, is right up her alley. The deep purple hue contains flecks of multicolored glitter and a pearlescent finish that changes colors depending on the light.
2ME Gold Studs and Leather iPhone Cover ($133)
Just like the Up-and-Comer, this leather iPhone cover is equal parts edgy and chic. Plus, the quilted design hits on a major trend for fall-another small touch she is sure to appreciate.
Denim & Supply Ralph Lauren Skinny Stretch Legging Pant ($98)
A fun and fearless fashion girl at heart, the Up-and-Comer often embraces bold, look-at-me pieces. Printed pants, like these skinny corduroy leggings by Denim & Supply Ralph Lauren, certainly fall under that category. Even better: the artisanal motif is in perfect keeping with the season's baroque trend.
BCBGMaxazria Studded Retro Headphones ($68)
When it comes to today's giftee, no detail goes unnoticed, so we're positive she'll dig these uber-stylish headphones. Thanks to the luxurious studding, listening to music has never looked so chic!
Madewell Letterman Sweater-Jacket ($138)
Chances are the Up-and-Comer in your life is pining after a varsity jacket-the outerwear has, after all, reached wardrobe essential status this season-so why not bring a smile to her face with this comfy version from Madewell? The sporty staple will fast become her closet go-to.--Jessica Baker
OVM by James Jean Lyrical Printed Clear Pouch ($95)
Featuring one of James Jean's awe-inspiring illustrations-the designer was a former DC Comics artist-this stylish carrier can double as a makeup bag or striking clutch. If the Up-and-Comer doesn't already know about Jean's covetable line of jewelry, scarves, and other accessories, we can assure you she will quickly become a fan after spotting this pouch.
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PAWTUCKET — Following a several months' long undercover investigation by Pawtucket Police, two women were arrested on prostitution charges at two local massage parlors/spas.
According to Police Major Arthur Martins, police had received information alleging that some or all of the massage parlors/spas located in the city were offering sex for money. He said that all of the sites were visited by undercover police officers to determine whether any illegal activity was taking place. Two of the businesses were found to be in violation of Rhode Island General Laws regarding the providing of sexual services in exchange for money.
The two establishments where prostitution activity is alleged to have taken place is the Harmony Spa, located at 11 Benefit St., and the Far East Accupressure, located at 72 East St. In each incident, an undercover police officer was offered a sexual act in exchange for currency; arrests were subsequently made, Martins said.
On February 11, Byeong Shin, 46, of Pawtucket, was arrested at the Harmony Spa and was charged with prostitution. On Feb. 18, Jung Sook Choi, 36, of Chapel Hill, North Carolina, was arrested at the Far East Accupressure and was also charged with prostitution.
Martins said that both of these businesses are still operating. However, he said that investigations into these businesses will continue and are ongoing.
Last month, a TV station's undercover investigation turned up an alleged illegal massage parlor called The Daily Spa, that had been operating in a storefront at 506 Armistice Boulevard. The property was owned by the mother of City Councilor Albert Vitali Jr.
According to the Target 12 Investigation, a TV producer alleged that he was propositioned by a spa employee and was offered a sex act for money. Following the TV news report, that spa quickly shut down and no arrests were made. Vitali denied having knowledge of any criminal activity at the site.
Due to recession there may be increasing number of women engaging in private prostitution behind closed doors. This must be stopped to keep moral values among women.
On account of the recession and high jobless situation in RI almost all women may be tempted to be private prostitutes to make money on the side by offering sex. This will cause morality erosion in our society and it would become hard to find any good woman to marry.
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Preparation for your career begins the moment you set foot on our campus. Opportunities for using your talents are widely available and the Center for Career Services has the resources and staff to help you find them. We can only help, however, if you take the initiative, so stop by the Center for Career Services and take your first steps down the path to your dream job!
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Totally Wicked is a reputable ecigarete company known for its vaping products. Among the very popular products it offers are its eliquids. The company actually has various ranges of eliquids to offer and one of them is Herbal Eliquid.
Totally Wicked Herbal Range Of Eliquids
Ejuice from this range is 100% organic and natural. There are no artificial flavors, nicotine and colorings added. These vape juices taste so great that no other juices in the market could compare to. In fact, the company considers this range as the cleanest and purest it has developed.
The herbal eliquids provide a subtle, yet magnificent balance of spices and herbs for a natural experience of vaping.
If you want to get this liquid product, you have three options for getting it. One is by purchasing an individual 10 ml bottle of your chosen flavor. The price for this is originally £5.99.
You may also order a multipack containing 5 10 ml bottles of juices in your chosen flavors. The original price is £26.95. There is also another multipack offer that contains 10 10 ml bottles of your chosen eliquid flavors.
Available Flavors In The Herbal Range
Basil & Vanilla. This flavor perfectly blends vanilla pods with basil. The resulting concoction is one that will give you a great taste sensation wherein fragrant basil is perfectly balanced with sweet vanilla.
Each puff you create will deliver smooth and dense vapor that smells great without any overpowering notes. The addition of vanilla makes for the additional sweetness and warmth in their ideal amounts so that you can enjoy a relaxing and a satisfying vape.
Blush Spice. What to expect from this flavor? Yu can expect to get a really nice fruity sing from the tropical blend of some exotic kinds of spices that include coriander red beet juice, basil and other delicately well-adjusted spices. The resulting light pink concoction is a tempting juice to inhale. Each puff is spiced and ends with smooth and silky finish.
Cardamom & Licorice. This vape juice is made from natural licorice that is expertly mixed with more than cardamom. In fact, this concoction also includes aniseed and fennel. The combination results to a warm flavor delivered to remind you of a licorice root it is raw yellow center and rough bark.
This flavor is full bodied and complex. It also has a woody undertone with overtones of spicy aniseed. Each draw will deliver a unique, but familiar sensation.
Clay Sage & Nutmeg. Simply hearing the name might give you an impression that it is not a really good combination. It sounds odd and probably would not work for a satisfying vape. However, the result is far from what most people would expect.
It will deliver a spicy, dark and intense flavor that is rich and well rounded as you exhale. It is a spicy and earthy delight that you can vape if you wish to awaken your senses and to tantalize your tongue.
Corydalis & Peppermint. This combination is well-known for its soothing qualities and its refreshing aftertastes. The corydalis plant is well blended with black pepper, menthol and peppermint that will soothe even your soul.
Frankincense & Almond. Full bodied and rich; the scent of frankincense will definitely wake you up. Herbs and spices including bitter almond, clary sage and vanilla are added in this liquid for s spicy and smooth punch.
Mountain Pepper. Mixed in this juice are spices, sweet flag and menthol. Inhale its crispiness that is paired with light pepper for a cool and refreshing vape.
Orange Blossom. Hints of tangerine with perfect amounts of spices and herbs are in this vape juice that will awaken the mind and enrich the senses.
Sweet Flag Menthol. This juice can create lush vapor that will saturate your senses with its mint flavors and exotic overtones.
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The Bulletin Board keeps you abreast of the latest news
around the NHL Monday-Friday.
- The Pittsburgh Penguins are already without Sidney Crosby,
but now Evgeni Malkin is having injury issues again. Malkin has been held out of the Penguins'
last couple of games with a sore knee. It's the same one that has been operated on in the past, but the injury
is not considered serious and Malkin is
- Pittsburgh keeps right on rolling though; the Penguins are
now 3-0-1 after beating the Florida Panthers 4-2 last night. Super pest Matt Cooke picked up his third
goal of the year, tied for the league lead with Anze Kopitar, Phil Kessel and
Jason Chimera. Pittsburgh now has seven
points on the season; no other team has more than four.
- Division realignment continues to be a hot topic. The latest word is that Detroit could
swap places with Winnipeg in the Southeast Division. There have been many more extensive scenarios
discussed, but this would be the simplest fix.
- Injuries are mounting up for the Montreal Canadiens. The team has already lost Chris Campoli for
months and now Michael Cammalleri is out for the
next 10-to-14 days and Jaroslav Spacek will miss the next two-to-three weeks.
- Kyle Turris wants
out of Phoenix.
- There hasn't been much talk about the Dallas Stars moving,
but if new ownership doesn't find a way to fill American Airlines Center that
might become a possibility. Dallas drew
just 6,306 on Monday night.
- There are three games on
the slate tonight: Colorado @ Columbus, Vancouver @ Philadelphia and Boston
@ Carolina. Unfortunately, the
heavyweight match between the Canucks and Flyers won't be on TV, but you can
see Bruins/Hurricanes at 7:30 ET on Versus.
- Here's Elliotte Friedman's weekly column, "30
Past editions of the Bulletin Board:
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- Jody Shelley Delivers First Controversial Hit of 2011 Season >
- Shanahan Impresses As New NHL Disciplinarian >
– Sidney Crosby Participates In "Controlled Scrimmage" >
– Montreal Signs Chris Campoli >
– Top 2011 Draft Picks Shine In Preseason Action >
– Sestito Suspended Four Games For Hit On Deveaux >
– Kings Lock Doughty Up With Huge Deal >
– Former Rangers' Prospects Grachev And Horak Make NHL Clubs >
– Steve Valiquette Is The New Goalie Coach At Quinnipiac University >
– Waiving Of Avery Could Wreak Havoc On The Stars' Salary Cap Situation >
– Hockey Is Back >
– Jagr Picks Up Point #1,600 In Flyers' Season-Opening Victory >
– Early Goalie Controversy In Washington? >
Prospal Scores Again For Columbus >
10/12/11 – Pittsburgh Rolling Without Crosby And Malkin >
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As speculated here weeks ago, the Rangers officially announced that they have signed 28-year old Russian winger Alexander Frolov. Newsday is reporting that the deal is one-year at $3 million.
The official release can be found here.
Frolov, an original first-round draft pick of the Los Angeles Kings is one year removed from a stellar offensive campaign where he scored 32 goals and added 27 assists for 59 points in 77 games.
Last season, an off-year, he still managed to put up 19 goals and 32 assists for 51 points in 81 games.
Essentially, the Rangers have acquired a bigger form of former winger Nik Zherdev. The big question will be whether Head Coach John Tortorella can manage this situation better than the former.
Kings' Head Coach Terry Murray had publicly criticized Frolov for his lack of effort during the season, ultimately leading to his signing in New York.
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Pineapple Orange Cupcakes, gluten-free. A tropical vacation only cheaper, tastier and without the pesky travel.#24348
The signature dish at the Hardware Societe in Melbourne - Fried Brioche with nutella, strawberries and roasted hazelnuts.#24344
A quick and comforting vegetarian stir-fry with millet, springtime vegetables and egg.#24341
Luxurious Cuban sweet bread with a ribbon of chocolate (surprisingly easy to make!)#24339
Thai Turkey & Carrot Meatballs with Peanut Sauce make for an amazing twist on a meatball sub!#24337
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Black Sesame Polvorones. Mexican shortbread cookies meet the exotic flavors of Asia.#24333
Urban Cheesecraft teams up with Williams Sonoma to offer a great DIY cheese making kits. Make mozzarella, ricotta, or goat cheese!#24331
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If you have way too many Easter eggs in your fridge, this stuffed eggs recipe is for you.#24322
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WASHINGTON (WUSA) -- The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention conducted a study on secondhand smoke exposure at major U.S. airports and the results are in.
The study shows that "average air pollution levels from secondhand smoke directly outside designated smoking areas in airports are five times high than levels in smoke-free airports." The study also showed that levels inside designated area were 23 times higher than levels in smoke-free airports.
Washington Dulles International Airport is one of the five airports that allow smoking in designated indoor areas. The other four are: Denver International, Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International, McCarran International in Las Vegas, and Salt Lake City International.
The CDC study concludes that the only way to eliminate involuntary is to completely ban smoking in all indoor areas. Federal laws banned smoking on all U.S. commercial airline flights, but there is no federal law on smoking for airports.
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Approximate Measurement:Width: 13.5 cmHeight: 8 cmWeight: 285 grams (10 oz)Capacity: 300 ml (10.1 fl.oz)
Origin:Yu Lin Ting Zhi (Wuyi Shan), Fujian Province
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