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Muse Dress (Women's) (out-of-stock)
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Once in a blue moon a dress comes along that looks good on every woman who wears it — almost like the muse herself designed it. A lusciously soft, supple blend of organic cotton and Modal® (plus a touch forgiving spandex) is the magic ingredient in this masterpiece that knows just where to curve and where to drape. Adjustable drawstring cord along the right side gives it several different looks. Get ready to inspire.
- Open rounded v-neck with zigzag stitched raw-edge trim
- Quarter-cap sleeve
- Patch side pocket
- Adjustable drawcords along right side
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- 46" length
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Material: 58% organic cotton, 39% Modal
Season: S13 S14
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- Cute With Light Cardigan
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We did it and the book is online at blurb.com
We are a group of 127 photographers from 36 countries around the world who have joined creative forces and resources in order to raise awareness about what water.
The profits of this joint book project will be donated to "Operazione Acqua e Riso", a small organization - created by a group of photographers under the lead of Oliviero Masseroli - supporting communities in Bangladesh in getting access to clean water."
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I would like to invite you to a waterbook day on this wednesday! Publish your photo from the book (or any other water photo) on this wednesday 5th december 2012, link to our book and tag it with "waterbookday"
get a christmas present copy:
each copy includes 20 euro donation which will go to "Operazione Acqua e Riso"
If you want to have it under your christmass tree, dont hesitate and order today to be sure it arrives in time!
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Video: A teen was shot after answering the door
UPDATE AT 3:45 P.M. (WZZM) - Grand Rapids Police have identified the shooting victim as Gregory J. Woods, 18. Woods would have turned 19 years old later this month.
UPDATE AT 10:50 P.M. (WZZM) -- Grand Rapids Police say a teenage shooting victim has died after he was shot while answering his door.
The male victim was in surgery at a Grand Rapids hospital, but police say he died late tonight from his injuries.
UPDATE AT 8:25 P.M. (WZZM) -- A 19-year-old man is in surgery after he was shot at his southeast Grand Rapids home.
It happened around 8 p.m. Tuesday at a home in the 700 block of Neland Avenue SE.
Police say the victim answered a knock at the door and was shot. His family put him in their vehicle and drive him to the hospital.
Family members called OnStar for help in the car, and OnStar operators informed police of the shooting.
Officers say the teenager is in critical condition at a Grand Rapids hospital.
Police say shots were fired at the teenager's home on Saturday, but there were no arrests and no one was injured.
Police are searching for a vehicle seen in the area around the time of the shooting, though they are not offering many details on the description.
GRAND RAPIDS (WZZM) - Grand Rapids Police are investigating a shooting near Franklin St. & Fuller Ave. SE. The shooting happened around 8 p.m. Tuesday in the 700 block of of Neland Avenue SE.
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If you have a business, you can now make use of the Motorola i1 which is soon to be powered by Google's Nexus One Unlocked gadget award-winning operating system software Android. Now together with Boost mobile services, you can avail a special discounted price of $50 a month to get unlimited text messaging, talk time as well as Internet services. Fitted with a five megapixel camera and making use of the new Opera Web browser, the 3.1 inch display screen is perfect and complete for any requirement you might have. Together with the monthly unlimited service of Boost, you can now stay in touch with your friends and relatives through unlimited text messaging, web Internet services and greater talk time for just $50 per month. At the same time, it will be the first Android enabled mobile phone that is also equipped with Wi-Fi connectivity and integrated with the new SWYPE® technology thereby allowing users much faster messaging capabilities.
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Country music's golden girl, Taylor Swift, turns 23 years old today – and what a year it's been for the blonde beauty!
Swift released her latest album "RED" in October which sold 1.2 million copies in just the first week. The singer wrote 9 of the album's 16 songs alone -- and the remaining seven she co-wrote!
Unlike most of her fellow pop stars, the "We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together" singer can write, carry a tune and play instruments! Now that makes us say "Oh my gosh!"
She's already the proud recipient of six Grammy Awards, in addition to being the youngest star to ever win one for "Album of the Year" -- and the Pennsylvania native has already received another three nominations for the 2013 Grammys!
Think she'll be just as surprised if she wins? We won't!
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The 100% For Kids Credit Union Education Foundation awarded $9,822 to three schools in Carbon County School District in June.
Petersen Elementary was awarded $4,621 for summer literacy tubs. According to the Dynamic Indicators of Basic Early Literacy Skills assessment that was conducted three times this past year, about 73 percent of students at Petersen Elementary did not make benchmark for fluency. During the year, teachers focused on reading success where students were encouraged and taught to achieve the benchmark in oral reading fluency.
With the help of the foundation, Petersen Elementary teachers will be able to achieve the gap among poor and struggling readers. The literacy tubs will offer books to homes where students can have independent and instructional reading based on a wide array of titles and levels. The tubs also allow teachers to implement a system that monitors and gauges student responsibility for their reading progress. Each student who receives a tub will receive visits from the principal and the reading coach throughout the summer and offer suggestions to improve and encourage students to continue to progress.
Creekview Elementary received $2,800 that will be used during the upcoming school year to purchase a smart board that will be specifically used to allow classes to view and listen to stories created by other students. This technology will also allow students to play hands-on math and literacy games. According to the National Center for Education Statistics 66 percent of teachers use computers on a daily basis for classroom instruction. Studies show that technology can be very beneficial and increase productivity.
"We would use the smart board as a hands-on math and literacy learning center, but the thing I am most excited about is making class books," said Amy Campbell, a kindergarten teacher at Creekview. "It would be awesome to have my class draw pictures and write a sentence in the paint program and then view it as a class through the use of the smart board."
Wellington Elementary received a $2,401 grant to purchase microscopes that will allow them to gain knowledge and understand the natural world. According to the science state core, students should be able to observe, inquire, question, develop formulas, test hypotheses, analyze data, report and evaluate findings.
"Good science instruction requires hands-on science investigations in which student inquiry is the goal," said Melanie Huff, a sixth grade teacher at Wellington. "Sixth graders should be able to look into the world of microorganisms, be able to perform experiments with the technology that is given to them and should come to enjoy science as a process of discovering the natural world."


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|Three Hurt in 105 Wreck
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There were three injuries in an afternoon wreck on NC 105 at the Poplar Hill Drive intersection in Boone. 21-year old Tonya Wall of Pleasant Grove was stopped in the left-hand lane to turn left from 105 to Poplar Hill when her Ford Focus was slammed from behind by a truck driven by Daniel Hodges of Vilas.
Both drivers and another woman in Wall's car were taken by Watauga Medics to Watauga Medical Center for treatment while Boone Police investigated, citing Daniel Hodges for Failure to Reduce Speed. None of the injuries from the 2:40pm accident appeared life-threatening. The accident was at the exact spot under nearly identical circumstances to one that claimed the life of a young Boone man and caused the speed limit on the stretch of 105 to be lowered.
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In Mexico the Supreme Court just decided to uphold gay adoption despite some arguments that children of gay parents are at risk of increased discrimination. Meanwhile, Australian senate hopeful, Wendy Francis, stated on her Twitter account that children of gay parents suffer from emotional abuse. She argues that gay parents deprive their children from having either a mother or a father and that this is tantamount to abuse. She isn't the first politician to try to argue that homosexual couples should not be allowed to have children because non-straight parents can't be as good as straight parents. However, there is little evidence to back up claims that children of gay parents are deprived or less well-adjusted than children from straight couples. In fact there is ample research showing just the opposite.
Beyond the research that has shown that gay and lesbian relationships are no less stable than heterosexual relationships, there is also research showing that the benefits children receive by being raised by two parents of opposite genders are the same for children of two same-sex parents. In fact if there are any differences, many researchers are now finding that gay parents might have even more well-adjusted children than some straight couples (especially when two women are raising a child). Very recent work looking at adopted children of gay couples versus adopted children of heterosexual couples finds that when examining their development and behaviour, children of gay couples do just as well. All this research supports what seems entirely obvious to me: children from two loving parents of any gender will probably turn out better than children of parents who don't want them or can't handle them. It does seem reasonable that on average children of gay couples would be even more well-adjusted than many other children because usually the choice to have children for a same-sex couple is very conscious and particularly, when adoption is involved, can require a great deal of time and resources. So, two parents who work so hard to have a child can't possibly be worse than two parents who don't really want a child in the first place but happen to fill the 1:1 male female quota that makes up a traditional "family."


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Man dies from crash injuries
A Wheeling, W. Va. man died Tuesday afternoon from injuries received in a crash New Year's Day in Route 40 near Route 221, Buffalo Township, state police said.
Randy Lee Hukill was going east aboout 12:20 p.m. when his pickup truck went off the road and hit a tree broadside. Police said he was not wearing a seat belt.


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Midwest Living Review
This is where Ann Arbor locals have gone for tasty American fare and personal service since 1937. Noted for its prime rib and seafood, Weber's also has a dessert selection sure to break your will power. Our prime rib was lean, tender and savory; served with baked potato and green salad, it's good deal for $22. Leave room for fresh strawberry shortcake that's everything is should be--tender, flaky, and topped with juicy, flavorful berries. Weber's offers an unexpectedly lengthy wine list, and a nice price range, too--with bottles priced below $20 up to $200, most were $25 to $40. The hotel's numerous free amenities (Wi-Fi, business and fitness centers, and consistently clean facilities tended to by a friendly staff) more than make up for a dated dcor. Several outdoor patios are beautifully landscaped with flowers and trees, and poolside rooms feature patios opening onto the pool by attractive wrought-iron spiral staircases. Rooms start at $150.


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Hoofers Annual Winter Carnival was a huge success! From moonlit hikes to hockey tournaments to gingerbread house crafting there was a fun, winter-themed activity for everyone. On Monday, members of...read more
Welcome to Hoofers!
Get outside today!
Welcome to Wisconsin Hoofers! We are a student-led organization at the University of Wisconsin - Madison, dedicated to providing excellence in outdoor recreation. Anyone can become a Hoofer. In fact, we have over 3,000 active members each year with countless more alumni worldwide!
Who We Are
From exploring shipwrecks to skiing knee-deep powder, we've got you covered. Want to try something you've never done before? We'll teach you! Each club offers lessons and encourages all levels of experience to join in on the adventure.
From conquering your first rock wall to traveling the country in search of the most challenging climbs in the country, the Hoofer Mountaineering club has a level of intensity for every climber. Stay on top of your game with trips to Devils lake and Boulders climbing facility.
Go climb!
Join the Hoofer Outing Club for a chance to both explore Madison and escape on wilderness adventures!. The outing club focuses not only on making trips happen, but also on fostering outdoor leadership and skills. Activities run year round and range from paddling, biking, and climbing to cross country skiing, backpacking, and everything in between!Explore!
Hoofers Riding Club offers horseback riding lessons and schooling shows for beginners, advanced riders, and anyone in between. Riding owns and operates a stable in Belleville, WI (about 25 minutes off campus) with 17 amazing school horses. Each lesson session runs for 6 weeks, and you can choose which time, day, and level best suits you.
Saddle up!
Hoofer Scuba takes exploration to new depths with year-round trips, training sessions and socials. Whether it's carving pumpkins and decorating christmas trees underwater for the holidays, or exploring shipwrecks around the country, the Scuba club has something to test every diver's abilities.
Dive in!
Ski and Snowboard
As seen walking around campus in the signature SnS winter hats, the Hoofer Ski and Snowboard club members take advantage of weekly lessons and trips to Tyrol Basin, winter break trips to ride some of the most famous resorts in the west, a weekend at Mount Bohemia, the annual Jackson Hole spring break trip, and taking over Observatory Hill for the annual Rail Jam.
Go Shred!
With the second largest inland fleet of boats in the United States, the Hoofers Sailing Club offers lessons with anything from techs and wind surfing to scows and keelboats. The 1,000 plus members that make up the sailing club enjoy the perks of Friday night socials and special events on and off the water.
Set sail!
Show off your sailing skills on the big stage with the University of Wisconsin Sailing Team. If it's your first day on a boat or you've spent more time on the water than land, all levels of experience are welcome. Join the team as they travel from regatta to regatta, taking on colleges from around the country!
Go Go!
The Wisconsin Equestrian is made up of a team of 35-40 riders from all backgrounds and disciplines. Experience levels range from horse lovers who have never had the chance to take up riding to those who have been successful in the upper levels of equitation, hunters and jumpers.
Saddle up!
The Nordic Team, a co-ed racing team, participates in citizen races around the Midwest. Before snow is on the ground, the team runs hill-bounds, and rollerskis.
Step in!
Ready to take your skiing to the next level? The University of Wisconsin Hoofer Alpine Team is your answer! Prepare for the season with dryland practices in the fall, then take to the slopes for weekly practices and weekend races as you and your teammates take on competitors throughout the United States Collegiate Ski & Snowboard Association.
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Love bombin' rollers into deep, nasty money booters? Get more corked than a southern french vineyard with the Wisconsin Hoofers Freestyle team. Dip that shoulder for a sassier rodeo than the Riding club, and ditch your fear of ever getting pitted by icy knuckles again.
Drop In!
Youth Programs
The Hoofer Youth Program offers quality on-the-water instruction with courses in sailing, windsurfing, canoeing, and kayaking to youth ages 10-18 and range from beginner to advanced.
Set sail!
Hoofer Riding club hosts multiple seven week-long summer camps for youth students to learn how to care for and ride horses, along with an awesome mix of barn games!
Let's Ride!
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(WUSA) -- A report about the investigation into the police shooting of Evan Newsom of Stafford, Va. last month concludes that his death was "justifiable homicide in self-defense" and that deputies were put in a position where they had to use deadly force.
READ:Evan F. Newsom Killed In Officer-Involved Shooting In Fauquier County, Va.
The Stafford and Fauquier Commonwealth's Attorneys issued a formal report after the conclusion of Virginia State Police's investigation, which was then given to state police and sheriffs of both counties.
According to the report, Evan Newsom appeared to be highly intoxicated and violent when deputies from both counties showed up ata home in the 12000 block of Tacketts Mill Road on November 2 to investigate an assault. The report indicates that Newsom immediately attacked a deputy with a knife, cutting his sleeve and arm, with intent to kill or do bodily harm. Two deputies then opened fire on Newsom, killing him.
The report also details Newsom's intent to have police kill him. Before he encountered police, Newsom reportedly assaulted, threatened and detained his mother as well as assaulted a neighbor. Newsome made statements such as "It's over" and "just shoot me" while brandishing a knife. He had also written a note that suggested if anything happened to him that others "carry on my dream."
Authorities noted in the report that he had assaulted him mother with a knife previously and had a "history of self-injuring behavior." At one point, Newsome reportedly told his mother that he wouldn't return to the Department of Juvenile Justice saying, "They would have to kill me."
In a summary of the report, authorities stressed that "The death of any young person is a tragedy."


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National Standards: NS.5-8.1, NS.5-8.3
3 mammal skulls – from an herbivore, carnivore and omnivore*
3 small stickers - to be used as labels
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Pens or pencils – one for each student
Skull Identification Worksheet – download one copy for each student from the template at the end of this lesson.
Search online for discounted skulls. All three types of skulls can be purchased for less than $100 at: http://www.boneroom.com/bone/smallmamskulls.htm
Contact your local natural history museum, science center, education centers, or government wildlife or customs agencies that may lend out skulls for educational purposes.
In some states, the National Park Service provides traveling trunks that include skull specimens: http://www.nps.gov/learn/trunks.cfm
Ask your local butcher shop to donate leftover animal skulls. (These may require cleaning.)
Conduct the activities using one of the following online sources for skull images:
Biped: animal that primarily walks on two legs.
Quadruped: animal that primarily walks on four legs.
Orbits: eye sockets.
Dentition: arrangement of teeth.
Nasal passage: passageway through the nose.
Foramen magnum: the large opening in the skull through which the spinal cord enters.
Diurnal: animal that is mostly active during the day.
Nocturnal: animal that is mostly active at night.
Binocular vision: visual ability to use both eyes to focus and track an object.
Monocular vision: visual ability to use eyes separately to see a wide field or view.
Depth perception: visual ability to see and judge the distance of an object.
Start the lesson by having the students watch the SciFri Video, "Bones Come to Life with 3-D Scans." Begin a discussion with students on why scientists study bones. What can the features of a bone tell us about the animal from which it came? Why do students think that it is important for scientists to study skulls from different animals? Inform students that they will observe three mystery skulls and attempt to identify what animal the skull is from.
Divide students into three groups and hand out one skull per group, along with copies of the Skull Identification Worksheet, one to each student. Inform students that they will begin by making observations only. They should record their observations for each column in the Observation section on the Worksheet. Review each column in the Observation section with students:
Orbits – Describe where the eye sockets are located. Are they directly in front or more towards the sides of the skull? Do the eye sockets appear proportional in relation to the size of the skull?
Dentition – Are the majority of the teeth sharp and pointed, mostly flat, or a combination of both?
Nasal passages – Is the nasal passage long or short?
Foramen Magnum – Would the spinal cord enter the skull from the bottom or from the back of the skull?
Tell students that now they will make predictions based on their observations. Review each column in the Prediction section of the worksheet:
Is the animal diurnal or nocturnal?
Does the skull appear to be that of a carnivore, a herbivore or an omnivore?
Is the skull that of a biped or quadruped animal?
Is the animal a predator, or more likely to be preyed upon by a predator?
Challenge students to identify the animal for each skull, and to write their guess under the numbered skull on the Worksheet. Ask them to explain why they think the skull came from the animal that they have identified. Did shape, size, or certain characteristics on the skull help them to identify the skull?
Inform students of the identity of each skull. Review the answers for each column on the Worksheet. Were students surprised by the identity of any of the skulls? Were some of their predictions on the animal's behavior or characteristic correct even if they were not able to identify the animal accurately? Why is it important to study bones and fossils? How do the characteristics of the skull help the animal to survive in its environment?
Comparing and contrasting features of various animal skulls can reveal a great deal about the behaviors or characteristics of the animals, even though the living animals are no longer present. Studying skull form and function is essential to understanding mammal classification, adaptation, and evolution.
Are there any other features on the skull that can be studied to find out more about the animal's characteristics or behaviors?
How would a human skull compare to any of these mammal skulls?
What are some types of careers that benefit from the study of skulls or skeletal structures?
Assign each student an extinct animal and a living animal. Students should research all of the physical characteristics that led to each animal's survival or extinction. Have students present their findings to the class.
Could their animal survive in varied environments such as the desert, the Arctic, or a rainforest?
Would their animal maintain a balanced ecosystem or would it exhaust its resources?
Is their animal able to defend or protect itself?


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i have a usb modem name micromax mmx350, is not identify by the ubuntu 12.04 LTS , please help
i have a usb modem name micromax mmx350, is not identify by the ubuntu 12.04 LTS , please help
By default, if you connect USB modem that will work in Ubuntu without any issues. If not you may need to install usb_modeswitch and wvdial packages . For that you need the connect script of the modem and vendor id etc...
Insert the USB modem and type "lsusb" (without quotes) in a terminal and copy the output here. If you can identify the line that identifies the usb modem then just copy that line, if not, show us the whole output. I'm not finding the info by googling "micromax mmx350".
buddy try this.
plug micromax and go for option usb tethering or hotspot active probabaly it will start working..:)
bet of luck.
I hope it's not too late to post this since it's a month since this thread was created. I've had a similar problem but I use Kubuntu 12.04. Normally, when you plug in a usb modem(or also known as "dongle") it should just be configured automatically, or I don't know the jitter-jatter behind it. But I got it to work! This is what I did. Note that we don't have the same hardware so the output might be different from what your machine will show. So:
First, plug in your USB modem. Then pull up a terminal and run lsusb.
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It should show you the usb devices currently in use or are active/plugged in.
You should have similar(not so) output like this:
Bus 002 Device 002: ID 0603:00f2 Novatek Microelectronics Corp.
Bus 002 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0001 Linux Foundation 1.1 root hub
Bus 001 Device 006: ID 1c9a:6061 Omega Technologies Co., Ltd.
Bus 001 Device 003: ID 059b:047a Iomega Corp.
Bus 001 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0002 Linux Foundation 2.0 root hub
The line:
Bus 001 Device 006: ID 1c9a:6061 Omega Technologies Co., Ltd.
is what you're looking for. This is the device info of your USB modem. But you only need the device ID, which in my case the device ID of my USB modem is 1c9e:6061. As I have said, we don't have the same hardware so yours might have a different device name(such as Huawei or something..) and different device ID. Note it down if you want.
Now we have to make it load its drivers. To do that you must log in as root as follows:
$ sudo su
Then run:
$ modprobe option
Now if you check /sys you'll have a path like this:
Now enter the device ID of your USB modem to option1. Mine is 1c9a:6061. So replace this ID to what your USB modem ID is. Run:
$ echo 1C9A 6061 > /sys/bus/usb-serial/drivers/option1/new_id
Now, you're halfway there.. oh, wait a few minutes.. check your connection manager. Boom! Create your profile and you're good to go.
Now if you reboot your machine and plug in your USB modem again you'll find that it won't get recognized again. Run those commands again or make a script. So that everytime you want to use your USB modem after a reboot just run that script and you'll be surfing the net. I haven't found a workaround on how to do that as soon as the system is up or you can just place that script in the startup application.
I think that's about it. So, yeah..
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ELLISBURG A dream 30 years in the making has come together like a handmade tapestry for Diane J. Lake, as she opened the Old Creamery Fabrics & Quilting store in the village.
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The former cheese-processing building and convenience store property was empty for decades and its ownership shifted from past owners to banks, then to Jefferson County. It was kind of frustrating, Mrs. Lake said.
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The Lakes filled six dumpsters with trashed materials left behind by past owners. Asked how much they spent to make the repairs, Mrs. Lake replied only, Too much.
You couldnt stop in the middle, she said. She said she remembers hearing friends initially joke that she should have burned it down.
Now they come in and are telling us, Were glad you didnt burn it, Mrs. Lake said.
With the building fixed, she stocked the store with inventory purchased from KAP Quilting, LaFargeville, whose owner has retired. On Friday, the stores shelves were neatly lined with spools, threads, flat folds, bolts and fat corners of various colors, patterns and brands.
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Stone and homebrewers go way back. We've been hosting the monthly meetings of the local homebrew club, The Society of Barley Engineers, since 1996—back before we even had any tanks in our original building in San Marcos. To this day they still meet the first Wednesday of every month upstairs in the Bistro (the Barley Literates also meet in our Bistro). We've also offered up many of our recipes for homebrewers to attempt their own versions of our beers, including our Vertical Epic Challenge, which challenges homebrewers to brew clones of our various Stone Vertical Epic Ales. Steve Wagner, our Co-founder and Brewmaster, even got his start as a homebrewer:
Needless to say, we understand the importance of the homebrewing community. That's why we've hosted an American Homebrewers Association Membership Rally every year since we opened the Bistro. Aside from bolstering the ranks of the AHA, these rallies provide a casual forum for homebrewers to share each other's creations, chat with professional brewers, and bond with other homebrewers. Our rallies keep getting bigger and better every year.
When it came time to plan this year's AHA Membership Rally, we decided to up the ante on our homebrewing competition. This time the winning brew would be brewed on our system to be served here at Stone. With the strength of our local homebrew scene, we knew the response would be phenomenal—and it was. Members of So. Cal. homebrew clubs delivered twenty-three incredibly tasty brews, along with four outstanding brews submitted by individual homebrewers.
We were quite pleased by the strong showing of enthusiastic homebrewers. According to AHA Director, Gary Glass, this was the biggest AHA Rally EVER in terms of RSVP's and new members. That's a stat to be proud of, and with the help of local homebrewers we'll top that next year.
Homebrewers came from near and far to take part in the blind tasting and cast their vote for their favorite. Many drove several hours from neighboring counties to participate, but long time Stone fans Roberto and Jade Saldivar had them beat. They trekked all the way from Dublin, CA, (near San Francisco), where they are part of a homebrew club called Mad Zymurgists. Roberto and Jade displayed true dedication by making the long trip down to one of their "favorite places in the world" just to attend the rally. Noticing my age, they jokingly added "We've been Stone fans since way before you were here."
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Once the final four were determined, an all-star Stone tasting panel began the difficult task of judging the winner of Stone's March Madness Competition. The panel consisted of Stone CEO Greg Koch, Head Brewer Mitch Steele, Beverage Coordinator "Dr." Bill Sysak, Brewer Jeremy Moynier, Web Programmer (and member of Quaff) Bill Sobieski, Packaging Supervisor Kris Ketcham, Art Director Mike Palmer, and Marketing Director Chris Cochran.
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As promised, Ken will have the chance to brew his Aloha Plenty on our system to be served here, so watch out for it on tap in the Bistro. Also, because the brew had previously won a Beer Judge Certificate Program sanctioned homebrew competition, we're submitting it to compete in the Pro-Am Competition at the GABF. To top it off, Greg Koch hinted at a possible three-way collaboration with Ken, Garrett Marrero from Maui Brewing Co. and Mitch Steele. Ken was all smiles, admitting that "it will be so cool to brew on Stone's system."
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The 1994 measure in which Congress approved membership in the World Trade Organization contained a provision allowing a vote for withdrawal every five years. In 2000, Congress did consider the matter, but a majority refused to take our nation out of the organization. Most members of Congress must have felt that the WTO was just about trade and not about sovereignty.
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The Clippers turned the ball over 22 times last night. Let's take a look at the inventory:
1. In the first real possession, Artest picks Vlad clean in the backcourt, marches down the court for a dunk.
2. Mobley tries to find Brand on the block, where he's being guarded by Bibby, but Bibby steps into the passing lane and knocks it away to Wells. We go the other way.
3. After gathering a rebound on the defensive end, Kaman allows the ball the slip out of his hands with nary a King within ten feet of him. Real Twilight Zone stuff.
3aNot really a turnover, but Vlad rims a dunk at 4:39 in the first. Awful.
4. Maggette enters the game at 3:52. Before a second can expire, he delivers the inbounds pass to Kenny Thomas.
5. Three seconds on Kaman.
End of the first quarter: 8 field goals, 5 turnovers...1 rimmed dunk. Very LSU.
6. Brad Miller flops on a driving Elton Brand. One of those "not a bad idea" turnovers; just a shame Miller's defensive game against driving big men consists solely of flailing onto the hardwood.
7. Off of an offensive board, Rebraca passes the ball Fred Brown-style to a grateful Kevin Martin.
8. Livingston fails to get the ball across half-court in 8 seconds. Dunleavy will respond by setting up some orange cones in the backcourt of the practice facility later today.
9. Maggette delivers a beautiful pass to Kaman...who promptly walks. Watching the replay, you can see Maggette begin to throw his arms up in disgust, then think better of it since he's standing directly in front of the Clipper bench. Corey, your indignation is duly noted. This would have been Corey's fourth assist of the season.
10. Artest, playing Kaman viciously in the post, strips Chris of the ball.
11. Out in transition, Maggette travels in the backcourt.
12. Maggette charges into Bonzi Wells.
13. Kaman loses another defensive board to Artest...but recovers nicely and blocks Artest's shot.
14. A driving Mobley can't find Kaman on the baseline and throws it out-of-bounds. This rates a B on the creative turnover scale. Though given that it's the final minute of the half and the Clips are trying to get the deficit to single-digits, this probably isn't the time.
Sacramento scores 19 points off the Clippers' 14 turnovers. During halftime, we learn that Iceland is watching the broadcast tonight. Melancholic Icelandic band Sigur Ros will be setting a montage of Clipper turnovers to a sad, pensive arrangement.
15. In transition, Sam's bounce pass to a set Kaman under the basket falls off Chris's fingertips.
16. Sam walks.
17. Mobley penetrates, then kicks the ball out to ... Ron Artest.
18. Driving baseline, Vlad turns the ball over to ... Ron Artest.
19. Brand has the ball stripped by Wells. Fortunately, Wells's acrobatics can't keep the ball from squirting out-of-bounds and the Clips get it back.
20. Shot clock violation; Brand is the culprit. With Artest, Thomas and 'Reef, the Kings have an infantry of terrific post defenders. Could they give the Spurs a series?
21. It's garbage time now, and you can't really fault Maggette for going hard to the basket and getting called for the charge.
22. A fitting end to a miserable night -- Mobley airballs a three and the shot clock expires.


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What causes finger pain and numbness in pregnancy?If you have tingling, numb and painful hands during pregnancy, it's likely to be caused by carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS).
CTS is common in pregnancy and happens when there is a build-up of fluid in the tissues in your wrist (oedema). This swelling places pressure on your median nerve, which causes the tingling and numbness in your hand. You may also experience a lack of coordination and grip in your fingers and hands.
CTS usually happens in your second trimester or third trimester. If you have it in one pregnancy, you are likely to have it in later pregnancies. CTS can also continue, or develop, in the days after the birth of your baby (Baumann et al 2007).
You may find it difficult to grip things and do anything which requires fine movements of your hands and fingers. CTS will be worse in your dominant hand and in the first and middle fingers, though it may affect your whole hand. It may be particularly painful when you wake up in the morning, because your hands have been curled up at night.
You're more likely to develop CTS if your family has a history of it, and if you've had any problems with your back, neck or shoulders. So a slipped disc, broken collar bone or whiplash injury increases your likelihood of having CTS.
If you put on too much weight in pregnancy you're more likely to develop CTS. This may happen if you are expecting more than one baby, if you were already overweight before you become pregnant, or if your breast size increases considerably during pregnancy. This all puts extra strain on your shoulders, ribs and arms.
CTS is uncomfortable, but it's not usually a serious condition. You'll probably find that it eases off within a week or two of your baby's birth. By then your hormone and fluid levels will return to normal. If you are still suffering a few months after your baby is born, your doctor may recommend surgery to reduce the discomfort and pain, but this isn't usually needed.
How can I prevent the pain and numbness?Try to eat a balanced diet to prevent weight gain, including a small amount of lean protein such as meat, poultry, eggs, beans and pulses, with each meal. Aim to reduce how much salt, sugar and fat you have. Drink plenty of water and eat at least five portions of fruit and vegetables every day.
Eating foods high in vitamin B6 will help to promote a healthy nervous system. Good sources are:
- sunflower and sesame seeds
- dark green vegetables, such as broccoli
- garlic
- hazelnuts
- lean meat, such as pork and lamb
- avocados
- fish, such as salmon and cod
If your breast size increases a lot, make sure you are fitted early for a properly supportive maternity bra. This will take the weight off your ribcage and breastbone and help to prevent compression or irritation of the nerve anywhere along its path.
What self-help tips can I try?Ask your midwife to provide you with hand splints to wear at night. Splints will stop you from curling your hands while you sleep.
Herbal remedies
Drinking camomile tea may help to reduce inflammation.
You could also try placing green or white cabbage leaves on your wrists to draw out excess fluid and relieve the swelling. The leaves should be wiped clean but not washed, and may be cooled in the fridge, but not in the freezer.
Wrap the leaves around your wrists to make a compress. Leave them until they become wet, then repeat with fresh leaves until the pain is reduced.
Clasp one wrist with your other hand and massage it with a circular movement. This should ease congestion and encourage the movement of fluid.
Gently stretch your hands and arms. Try not to do any movements that are painful. It may also help to hang your hands over the edge of your bed during the night.
You could place your hands in ice-cold water or use a bag of frozen peas against the painful area on your wrist. Gently exercise your fingers and wrists to help move the excess fluid, and keep your hands raised whenever possible (Tiran 2007).
Essential oils used in aromatherapy such as cypress and lemon can be used as a compress to reduce swelling. Add two drops of each essential oil to warm or cool water and soak a cloth in it. Wrap the soaked cloth around your wrists. It's not safe to use juniper berry oil in pregnancy, even though it is often used to reduce swelling, as it may affect your kidneys.
Apply pressure at regular intervals to the inside of your wrist (pericardium point 6). If both of your hands are affected you may not be able to press firmly enough on the point, so ask someone to do this for you.
To find this point:
- Measure up three finger-widths from the junction between your hand and wrist.
- Feel gently for a slight dip and press this point, which is where the buckle of a wrist watch might be.
- Press firmly on the dip, which should feel slightly bruised, for 10 seconds.
- Repeat this three times, and do the same on your other wrist.
Gently massage your hands and wrists, moving up towards your armpits, and then your shoulders, neck and upper back.
Try this technique:
- Look at the upper surface of the foot which is the same side as the hand affected by carpal tunnel syndrome.
- Imagine a vertical line coming down from the base of your fourth toe. Feel along this line for about 2cm (0.8in), until you find the most tender spot.
- Press the centre of this tender spot as firmly as you can bear it with your thumb. If you can't comfortably reach the point, ask someone to do it for you. Use constant pressure until the tenderness has dispersed.
- Repeat this process about four or five times until the point you are pressing feels less tender.
This may temporarily ease the pain in your wrists and is a useful technique when pain hits in the middle of the night (Tiran 2007).
Could a complementary therapist help me?You may choose to consult a qualified, registered reflexologist, aromatherapist or massage therapist for a more personalised treatment.
Acupuncture can help to ease the pain of carpal tunnel syndrome. One study suggests that it reduces your pain more than splinting your hands at night (Kumnerddee and Kaewtong 2010).
Osteopathy and chiropractic may also be effective in re-aligning your muscles, bones, joints and ligaments. This reduces pressure in your wrists, hands and fingers, as well as in your shoulders, neck and upper back (Crafts et al 2011).
Though there's no evidence that homeopathic treatments work, if you want to try them, consult a qualified, registered homeopath.
Last reviewed: March 2012
Aufiero E, Stitik TP, Foye PM, et al. 2004. Pyridoxine hydrochloride treatment of carpal tunnel syndrome: a review. Nutr Rev. 62(3): 96-104
Barak N, Huminer D, Stahl B. 2004. Vitamin B6 (Pyridoxine) excessive dosage in food supplements and OTC medications. Harefuah. 143(12): 887-90, 910, 909
Baumann F, Karlikaya G, Yuksel G, et al. 2007. The subclinical incidence of CTS in pregnancy: Assessment of median nerve impairment in asymptomatic pregnant women. Neurol Neurophysiol Neurosci. 2: 3
Crafts GJ, Snow GJ, Ngoc KH. 2011. Chiropractic management of work-related upper limb disorder complicated by intraosseous ganglion cysts: a case report. J Chiropr Med. 10(3): 166-72
Kumnerddee W, Kaewtong A. 2010. Efficacy of acupuncture versus night splinting for carpal tunnel syndrome: a randomized clinical trial. J Med Assoc Thai. 93(12): 1463-9
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|The World Cup Park was built to commemorate the 17th FIFA World Cup. Opened in May 1st, 2002, the park was once a 15-year-old landfill that held over 92 million tons of garbage. It took 6 years to stabilize the waste (measures were taken to prevent the garbage runoff from contaminating the environment) and an additional year to build the actual park itself. The park is located near the Seoul World Cup stadium, and is made up of five smaller parks including the Pyeonghwa 'Peace' Park, Haneul 'Sky' Park, and Noeul 'Sunset' Park. The park takes up a 1.05 million-pyeong area and is usually crowded with in-line skaters.
* Pyeonghwa Park: Closest to the Seoul World Cup Stadium, it holds a pond, garden, children's playground, and forest. It is often used as a picnic area and place for nature studies.
* Nanjicheon Park: The Nanjicheon Park was developed from the Nanji Stream, which flowed under the Haneul Park. It was once overflowing with sewage runoff from the nearby landfill, but it has since been beautifully restored into a beautiful park with clear water. It contains an outdoor stage and various sports facilities.
* Nanji Hangang Park: The Nanji Hangang Park was developed on the banks of the Han River. It contains a campground, soccer field, basketball court, grass field, cruise ship port, and an area for nature-studies.
* Haneul Park : Of the 5 World Cup Parks, the Haneul Park is at the highest elevation. Once a mountain of garbage, it is now a green hill with 22 lookout points offering breathtaking views of Soul City, Mt. Namsan, Mt. Bukhansan, and Mt. Gwanaksan. 5 wind-powered generators provide power to the park and the park's maintenance office. During Eulalia Festival, the park is open until late in the evening
* Noeul Park: The Noeul Park contains a 9-hole golf course and takes up a vast area of land that was once a landfill. The park was constructed as grassland because too much development may have caused damage to the environment, due to the buried waste. It offers a scenic view of the Han River and its beautiful sunset.
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Cross the street and walk for 3- 5 min toward Mapo Agriculture-Fisheries Market.
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