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Dodge Stratus 2004, Custom Style Rear Spoiler by Remin®. Give the back of your car a more dynamic look with this Custom Rear Spoiler. Its distinctive shape will set your car apart from similar models and at the same time complement your car's factory styling. Inexpensive and easy to install, for a little time and money you can improve your car's appearance and aerodynamics.
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At very high speeds, a rear spoiler prevents airflow separation, decreases drag and improves fuel economy. You'll probably never drive fast enough to realize a spoiler's functional benefits, but you can always enjoy the image of speed it brings to your car's appearance. This Custom Style Rear Spoiler will give the back of your car a subtle race car look, without looking like an add-on afterthought.
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Remin® has been designing dash kits since the 1990s and grown organically to be one of the major players in the automotive trim market. The company has invested heavily in cutting edge technology, with CNC lasers for perfect fitment and the latest equipment for color and pattern matching, to achieve exact matches to factory colors and grain patterns. Remin has over the years built an extensive digital library of dashboard patterns for just about every car marketed in the US since the 80s. Remin dash kits are the only kits on the market that are manufactured in the USA Having the production in house (Roselle Park, NJ) makes it possible to for Remin's design team to bring kits for new vehicle models to market faster than the competition. Having created a firm customer base and a loyal following, Remin is now adding new product lines, with spoilers being the latest addition. The company is well positioned for its projected expansion. Quality, superior styling and first class customer service constitutes the stable base upon which the continued success of Remin is being built.Product Reviews (1)
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I first made these cream puffs at the Frog Commissary Restaurant and Bakery in Philadelphia--my hometown. The recipe is pretty straight forward and lends itself to countless variations of filling and garnish. I've listed the most basic one here, but I encourage you to experiment with scented whipped creams or your favorite ice cream. A drizzle of Burnt Caramel or Extra-Bitter Chocolate Sauce would add a kick and some massive flavor.
Preheat the oven to 400°F. Line the bottom of two 12-by-18 inch sheet pans with parchment paper.
Put the water, salt and butter in a medium saucepan and bring to a boil over medium heat. Add the flour gradually, stirring continuously until a ball forms and comes away from the sides of the saucepan. Remove from heat.
Put the flour mixture in the bowl of a stand mixer fitted with the paddle attachment. NOTE: do not use the whisk attachment; you do not want to incorporate air. Beat on medium speed for 1 minute to allow the steam to evaporate from the mixture.
Reduce the speed to low. Add the eggs one at a time until fully incorporated. The mixture should appear smooth and shiny.
Using a lightly oiled tablespoon to scoop, place the cream puff batter on the prepared sheet pans, spacing them about 1 1/2 inches apart. Brush the tops with the additional whisked egg to glaze.
Bake on the middle shelves of the oven for 10 minutes. Rotate the pans 180 degrees and reduce heat to 325°F. Bake for an additional 15 to 20 minutes until the cream puffs are a deep, golden brown. Let cool completely on the pans on wire racks.
When cooled completely, horizontally slice the cream puffs and fill with fresh whipped cream or vanilla ice cream. Dust with cocoa powder to finish.
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3 ounces unsalted butter
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Southwest Institute for Learning with Technology (SILT) October '13 Tracks
October 24-25, 2013 @ Northern Arizona University
Blended Learning
Blackboard Learn & Technology Fluency
Student Engagement
Blended Learning
Goals & Outcomes:
to define blended learning
to identify the relevance of blended learning
to discuss successful blended learning approaches at NAU
to examine how Quality Matters facilitates best practice in blended learning
- to identify and troubleshoot potential challenges of blended learning
Keynote Address - Blended Learning, Transformation, and Disruption: "I Thought I Understood It Until I Tried to Teach It." Dr. Chuck Dziuban from University of Central Florida
Chuck will present a summary of findings for twenty years of blended teaching and learning at the University of Central Florida. He will concentrate on success, the new student voice, ambivalence toward new teaching models, and the importance of discipline-specific scholarship in the blended environment. In addition he will demonstrate the impact of course modality on students' satisfaction with their learning experience. His intent is to establish cooperative research projects between NAU and UCF.
Extended Buffet Lunch, and Birds of a Feather Roundtable Discussions
What is Blended Learning at NAU?
This session introduces you to NAU's definition of blended learning and then explores the implications for instruction. We will discuss course design and teaching techniques that you can implement in your own practice. We also will describe the kinds of resources and assistance available to help you succeed in redesigning your courses to capitalize on the benefits of blended learning.
Journaling for Blended Learning Design, Reflection, and Decision Making
We use journaling and blogging in our face-to-face and blended classes to elicit student understanding and gain insight about their decision-making practices in the classroom. We'll demonstrate the journaling tools we use, show you our assignments and prompts, and discuss how this practice has changed our classrooms and benefited our students.
Online Collaborative Learning Environments
Online collaboration tools are being used increasingly in both face-to-face and online learning environments. This session introduces you to—and gives you practice with—using an online collaborative environment to create a shared product. You will record your collaboration and save the sessions as YouTube videos. We will also discuss how this practice can benefit formative and summative assessment of collaboration and learning objectives.
Blended Learning @ NAU Panel and Update from Teaching Professor Technology Conference
Pilot Implementation of a Blended Laboratory Classroom Environment
We recently piloted "flipped" laboratory sections for Anatomy & Physiology Laboratory I. The in-class weeks alternated with online, out-of-class weeks in which students watched audio/video lectures and completed CONNECT self-study labs and digital pathology assignments in Bb Learn and on iPads, Macs, and PCs. Technology provided new ways for students to learn, improved student engagement and performance, and helped NAU accommodate enrollment growth in this course.
Reviewing Blended Learning Courses Using the Quality Matters Rubric
This session introduces the blended learning standards from the nationally recognized Quality Matters rubric. We will discuss ways in which NAU faculty might establish informal, faculty-led peer reviews focused on continual improvement.
Extended Buffet Lunch w/Panel discussion lead by Astrid Klocke
Lunch, including a plenary faculty round-table discussion on intellectual property, student access, myths & perceptions, and the direction of education. Facilitated by Astrid Klocke & Faculty Senate members.
Blended Learning: A Win-Win for NAU and Students
NAU's emphasis on blended learning helps the university achieve significant economies by manageably increasing the number of students taught per professor and allowing more efficient use of facilities. Blended learning also shifts faculty focus from textbooks and PowerPoints to the needs of students while also helping students to take charge of their education. This session describes lessons learned from a pilot course in the College of Business that was successfully converted from traditional lecture to a blended format.
Fostering Information Fluency and Critical Thinking through Collaborative Design: A Panel Discussion on Digital Content and Learning
A panel of new and established faculty and librarians will discuss how collaborative planning and design can promote the larger learning goals of information fluency, student knowledge of the disciplines, and critical thinking. Effective use of digital content, available through the library and on the Web, can increase student learning and engagement. The panel will discuss practical case studies, frameworks, and examples that you can apply on Monday morning after the conference.
Blackboard Learn & Technology Fluency
Goals & Outcomes:
to identify current gaps in technology fluency at NAU (faculty and students)
to discuss strategies, both short- and long-term, for overcoming these gaps
to provide specific training in Blackboard and other instructional technologies, targeted to various skill levels
to discuss technologies that specifically address blended learning and student engagement
Essential Computer Skills: A Self-Paced Online Course for Instructors
This self-paced class is designed as a primer for anyone considering teaching online. The three sequential modules—computer basics, working online, and staying secure—cover a range of practical topics in non-technical language. Although designed for beginners, the course gives even veteran computer users useful information that helps you teach on the web.
The Blackboard Learn Grade Center
The Blackboard Learn Grade Center provides high value for low effort and is a great way for instructors to start using the learning management system. This session demonstrates the basics of the Grade Center and shows you how to customize the Full Grade Center view, upload course grades into LOUIE, and retrieve Grade Center information so you can work with the data offline.
New Bb Learn Assessment Features
Blackboard has recently introduced a number of new assessment features, such as inline assignment grading, friendlier test and results settings, and detailed test logs. Dan will demonstrate these and other new features.
Blackboard Learn Basics
This session, geared toward faculty who are new to Bb Learn, provides a high-level overview and tour of NAU's learning management system. We'll discuss tips and strategies for effective use of the tool, and we'll describe related NAU processes and resources available for instructors.
Using the Retention Center to Identify At-Risk Students
Blackboard Learn's new Retention Center gives instructors an at-a-glance overview of students' performance, quickly indicating which students might need additional attention and support. This session demonstrates the Retention Center's features and shows you how to customize it to your own needs.
Stop Stressing & Get Help: Discover Your Campus Support Team
Feeling lonely as you work late into the night on your course content and design? Wouldn't it be great to share the load? Come learn about your support team, including library staff who can digitize print, audio/video, and visual materials; subject matter specialists who can identify content for you to use in your class; instructional technologists and designers ready to help you structure course activities and assessments to meet your course goals; and Blackboard Learn experts and online resources that can help answer those niggling Blackboard questions! Kathleen Schmand & Jill Koelling also co-presented
Student Engagement
Goals & Outcomes:
- to define student engagement
- to identify the importance of student engagement for successful online learning
- to list student engagement techniques and strategies
- to examine successful examples of student engagement at NAU
- to identify how technology can facilitate student engagement
What Is Student Engagement, and How Can Technology Help?
Student engagement can be considered a product of motivation and active learning. We will discuss the importance of engagement for student learning in the 21st Century, and we'll model engagement techniques that take advantage of educational technologies available at NAU.
How Quality Matters Can Facilitate Student Engagement
Quality Matters (QM) is a nationally recognized peer review process that examines the design of online and blended courses. This session focuses on the QM standards for learner interaction, engagement, and course technology and demonstrates how QM aligns learning outcomes with assessments and activities to better engage students in their own learning.
The Psychology of Learning and Student Engagement
What do the theories of emerging adulthood and cognition and memory have to do with student engagement? Can technology facilitate application of these theories in our classrooms? Join your faculty colleagues in exploring these issues and in discussing how they've been applied in first-year courses.
Developing "Career Steps"� A Bb-Learn-Based Course on Career Preparation for Juniors
The online Career Steps course being piloted now is an ambitious attempt to engage students with the intrinsic benefits of early career preparation without the traditional extrinsic benefits of course credit. Through the use of Bb Learn tools, participating students are more like self-managed cohorts and require only minimal administrative resources. We are collecting extensive data to measure outcomes and will present results from midway through the pilot semester. Expect a lively and wide-ranging discussion.
BIO 100L: How I Made a Fully Online Lab Science Class Engaging
Some people are skeptical about the idea of doing lab work in an online course. This session shows not only that is it possible, but also that students can learn and have fun doing it. Be prepared to participate while Larry demonstrates some of the lively do-it-yourself labs that he teaches in this popular NAU class.
Using Screen Sharing with Tablet Devices in the Classroom
An exciting and effective way to engage students is to let them use tablet devices in small groups to solve problems and present their results to the entire class. In this interactive session, we will explore different options for sharing screen information from tablets and will discuss benefits and limitations of the current technology. Bring your own iPad or use one of ours.


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The Jelly Belly Candy Company's Chairman of the Board Herman Goelitz Rowland, Sr., and his daughter/Executive Vice Chairman Lisa Rowland Brasher open up to Candy.com about working in a multigeneration family business that goes back to 1869, their business challenges, and favorite beans.
Candy.com: Herm, when your children and grandchildren were young, did you ever think they'd be working at the Jelly Belly Candy Company?
HGR: It wasn't mandatory for any of my family to join the business, but it's been great there is interest. We have 10 of us now working in the business. I just want them to be happy in what they do.
Candy.com: Lisa, as executive vice chairman, you're apprenticing to prepare for leading the company into the next generation of candy making. How do you feel about that next big step?
LRB: It is quite an honor for me to be in this position. Succession planning is very important to every company and we are a family business that currently employs family members from the 4th, 5th, and 6th generation of our candy-making family. Is that cool or what?! We all work in many different areas of the business and that gives us a good finger on the pulse of the company. I am also surrounded by an awesome team of Jelly Belly employees who are very capable and respected in their areas of expertise, which makes my job that much easier.
Candy.com: What's it like to not only work with your closest family members, but also ultimately oversee their work?
LRB: Fortunately, we all get along really well. I am sure that there will be times of difficulty, just as there are in any work relationships, but we all seem to communicate well with each other. The expectation for every generation of family members has been that we exceed expectations as an employee. I know my kids feel that I am harder on them than I am on others. That is probably true, but, as I learned as a youngster, many eyes are on us and what we do. We need to set a good example. I also think that being up front and honest with thoughts and feelings is invaluable. A small note hanging on my wall reminds me that the same letters are in the word "Silent" and the word "Listen." Most of us in our family don't have a problem speaking our mind, so I want to always keep that in the forefront of my mind. Be quiet, listen, and then talk!
Candy.com: Lisa, did you know early on that you wanted to be a part of the family candy business?
LRB: As youngsters, we did not visit the candy factory often. My dad worked long days that weren't conducive to having two little girls running around the factory. But later on, my sister and I occasionally went to the factory with my dad on a weekend or a holiday—and I was totally sold! The smells (yum) of the powdery mist of sugar floating in the air, the sweet smell of milk chocolate, the sight of trays stacked high with candy corn, mellocreme choppers, or chocolate pokies lured me in.
Candy.com: Herm, if you weren't running the Jelly Belly Candy Company, what would you want to do?
HGR: Design new equipment, probably for the candy industry. Equipment is my first love. Or grow something on a farm and drive a tractor.
Candy.com: What's your biggest business challenge at the moment?
LRB: I think that our biggest challenge at the moment is similar to the challenges that many companies face nationwide: How can we be the best that we can be with our employees, consumers, vendors, and retailers; continue to produce excellent quality confections and provide superior customer service while keeping our costs contained so that we can be competitive in the market in an economy that all costs are skyrocketing!
Candy.com: What's your most favorite Jelly Belly jelly bean flavor … and least favorite?
HGR: Peach has always been at the top of my list. Can't think of any I don't like.
LRB: Currently my favorite flavors are #1 – Red Apple, #2 – Plum, and #3 – Juicy Pear. (Juicy Pear used to be my #1 flavor until Red Apple and Plum were released.) My fourth favorite flavor is Chili Mango. It's funny because I really don't like spicy tastes and I can live without mango, too, but I LOVE this flavor. Just the right amount of sweet and spicy. My least favorite bean flavor is cantaloupe. I am also not a fan of Licorice. Funny because it is our #3 flavor in the lineup!
Candy.com: Have you or any of your family members ever submitted a Jelly Belly jelly bean flavor that either got used or shot down?
LRB: Yes, in 1995 we came out with Red Licorice, which I love and had always wanted us to produce. The problem here was that there are two very distinct tastes for Red Licorice. Unfortunately for me, our team made the taste that is not my favorite brand of red licorice and the rest of the country agreed. Due to less-than-stellar sales, it was discontinued shortly thereafter.
Candy.com: I heard that your new Peas & Carrots Mellocremes were a hit at this year's Winter Fancy Food Show. Why do you think show-goers went nuts over the sweet side dish?
LRB: The retro look is a hot trend right now and our fun can of Peas and Carrots fits the bill perfectly. They are realistic looking and cute too! Mellocreme flavors of Green Apple and Orange Sherbet put a fun twist on traditional yummy mellocreme candies. Eating your veggies never tasted so good!
Candy.com: Any other new products or Jelly Belly Jelly Bean flavors you'll be launching at the Sweets & Snacks EXPO this May?
LRB: Jelly Belly is known worldwide for its product innovation and the exciting new confections coming out at the next Sweets & Snacks EXPO this May will not disappoint! But, we have to keep some surprises for the show.


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Hi! I'm Danielle, the buyer at Shoe Metro.
I have a deep love for fashion, interior design, and anything creative. When asked, I jumped at the opportunity to blog about fashion because it will give me a way to document all of my current fashion obsessions, inspirations, and ideas.
Fall's latest footwear features glitz and glamour ranging from pumps covered in sequins to glitter saturated sandals. Perfect timing with the holidays right around the corner. Although the glitter trend seems to be more evening appropriate it can be dressed down as well.
Here are a couple of my favorites…
Miu Miu Glitter Peep Toe Pumps
Christian Louboutin Glitter Oxfords
Looking for some sparkly shoes for the holidays and the $700 price tag is a little too steep for you?
Check out the Steve Madden Haylow
I absolutely love these shoes! These would be perfect for a holiday party with a classic little black dress!


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Help your LEGO® fan become the best builder they can be! Fun and inspiring LEGO Master Builder Academy sets feature themed models, building tips, and exclusive minifigures.
LEGO® Master Builder Academy is a series of sets designed to teach LEGO fans to master the art of building by using the special techniques of the real LEGO Master Builders!
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Thousands of government employees are out of work Tuesday after the government shutdown. Here are a few of the jobs that would be allowed to continue to work and a few that would be furloughed.
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Food inspectors will be allowed to work. They won't be part of the 52 percent of health and human service workers who would be furloughed.
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Report a nuisance outside the city limits of Columbia or any other incorporated municipality. The County nuisance ordinance applies to weeds, trash, junk, and unlicensed vehicles.
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Indigo knit jumper in super soft virgin wool and silk blend.
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Submission Indian Supreme Court Orders to Replace RHEL with U->
dartttt writes: "Indian Supreme Court has given a customized DVD of Ubuntu 10.04 LTS to more than 17,000 courts across the country. All the systems in these courts were running Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 for last 4-5 years and now it will be replaced by Ubuntu."
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Annual Yellow Perch Run Is Looking Good
02/23/2012 | Posted by jdavidsburgTags: Yellow Perch, Recreational, Fishing Reports
Perryville, Md. (February 23, 2012) The recreational yellow perch fishing season for shoreline anglers is heating up thanks to the mild winter weather and an increased fish population. So far, it looks as though there will be great recreational fishing to come.
The current abundance of yellow perch is largely a result of stakeholders working together with DNR to develop a prudent management plan, said Maryland Department of Natural Resources (DNR) Fisheries Director Tom OConnell. We have a great fishery that provides delicious fare for Maryland tables while offering excellent fishing for families, especially our young anglers who are ready for a break from cabin fever.
The yellow perch population and recreational fishing has enjoyed resurgence in the last few years due to management changes forged with recreational fishing groups, commercial watermen and fisheries managers at the DNR. Surveys conducted on yellow perch by the Department in 2009 and 2011 show robust reproduction results, indicating the potential for a high-quality, recreational and sustainable commercial fishery to continue.
In a February 3 post to the DNR Anglers Log, Mike Dunlap and his boys Tyler, 2 and Aiden, 5 from Chestertown, reported steady action with four plump perch caught from the Sassafras River in less than an hour. According to Dunlap, the hot ticket was a one-eighth ounce jig head tipped with a yellow plastic grub.
The nice weather was a perfect reason to get out of the house, and more importantly, get the kids out. A day of fishing and catching in February is definitely a day to remember, he said.
This time of year, anglers will find yellow perch in 10- to 30- foot depths in many rivers of the Bay where the fish prepare for their epic spawning run. Anglers are currently enjoying spectacular fishing for yellow perch in several locations, including the channel edge off the Logan's Wharf condominiums at Perryville on the Susquehanna River, Northeast River, Nanjemoy Creek and the deep holes in the Chester River near Crumpton.
Yellow Perch will begin moving from the deeper staging areas to the shallow waters as the weather warms, giving shoreline anglers their best opportunities. The first locations to kick-off will likely be the southern hot spots. The action will then quickly move north. Anglers can find their local hotspot at these websites:
Eastern Shore Hotspots - dnr.state.md.us/fisheries/fishingreport/ypercheast.html
Western Shore Hot Spots - dnr.state.md.us/fisheries/fishingreport/yperchwest.html
Yellow perch fishing is open year round with a nine- inch minimum size and 10 fish per day limit in tidal waters. A minimal investment in gear, rod, reel, size-10 hooks, bobbers and a bucket of minnows will provide you with the essentials.
The annual Yellow Perch Appreciation Day will be held on March 3 at the Town of Northeast Park, a Maryland free-fishing area where fishing licenses are not required. The Coastal Conservation Association of Maryland will host a fishing contest as part of the celebration.
A 14-inch or longer yellow perch qualifies as a Maryland Angler Award fish. Catching an award-sized fish will gain a lucky angler a certificate and free tickets to the Maryland Fishing Challenge Grand Finale at Sandy Point State Park in September. Check in angler award fish at one of the more than 60 Maryland angler Award Centers.
DNR asks yellow perch anglers to support the agencys goal of sustainable fisheries management by joining the online volunteer angler survey at dnr.maryland.gov/fisheries/survey/index.asp.
Young anglers can join the DNR-sponsored Maryland Youth Fishing Club for free at dnr.maryland.gov/fisheries/keepfishing/.
Keep up with DNR fisheries information through Twitter (@MDDNRFISH) and on Facebook facebook.com/MDDNRFisheriesService.
Check out the latest fishing reports through the DNR Fisheries Anglers Log, a family-friendly online meeting place where anglers report and show their catches by visiting dnr.maryland.gov/fisheries/fishingreport/log.asp.


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RENVILLE COUNTY, Minnesota (KARE) -- Renville County saw gusts of 30-40 mile per hour winds and was under a blizzard warning until Sunday at midnight.
Dozens of stranded travelers were forced to spend the night in Olivia, due to road closures at Highway 212 and 71.
All 32 rooms were booked at the only local hotel, the Sheep Shedde.
Hotel management then began to transport people to the National Guard Armory in Olivia for shelter Sunday night.
"We are having a blizzard party," said Amy Alt, of Chaska, who landed one of the last rooms at the hotel.
She was attending a birthday party in Montevideo and says it took her more than two hours just to get from Montevideo to Olivia.
"We couldn't go it alone anymore, you couldn't see if you were on the road or not. We didn't think going down south there would be so much snow. Luckily, I have boots, boots and a gallon of water, but no shovels, like you should have in blizzard conditions," said Alt.
Visibility was reduced to a half mile in the area when nearly a foot of blowing snow began to cover roadways.
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Don't get caught on the slopes without these top-performance goggles
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Bundling up has never felt or looked so good.
- 4 of 21Waterproof Sling Pack ($99)
A rainy day is not the time to break out your expensive bag. A hands-free, waterproof pack is perfect for trekking through harsh conditions.
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- 6 of 21Sierra Shearling Booties ($298)
Shearling booties can be dressed up (with a fancy frock and tights) or down (with tucked-in slim jeans) for a stylish result.
- 7 of 21Tribeca Trench Coat ($317)
This figure-flattering outerwear is a perfect fusion of the trench and raincoat.
- 8 of 21Lunarglide+ 4 Shield Sneakers ($120)
Equipped with lightweight cushioning and a water-resistant inner sleeve, these running shoes ensure bad weather will never get in the way of your alfresco workout routine.
- 9 of 21Hunting Boots ($350)
The best part about these equestrian-inspired boots? The built-in-wedge will instantly elongate your legs.
- 10 of 21Marled Rugby Socks ($17)
Brightly-hued woolly socks look cute peeking out from a pair of boots.
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- 12 of 21Original Tall Pearlescent Wellington Boots ($150)
Whether you're headed to Glastonbury or hitting the city streets, these pearlescent rubber boots are essential for rainy weather.
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- 14 of 21Rain Slip-on Boots ($150)
Gone are the days of dreary rubber footwear. Printed booties are a charming choice that work great for evening too.
- 15 of 21Arholma Gul ($695) in Yellow
A bright raincoat will wake up gloomy neutrals.
- 16 of 21Studded Handle Striped Walking Umbrella ($995)
A striped umbrella adds a preppy twist to a bundled look.
- 17 of 21Cozy Striped Thermal ($27) and Waffle PJ Pant ($30) in Red
These soft separates can be worn as an extra layer during those particularly chilly days or double as pajamas.
- 18 of 21Vinyl Coat with Zip Mesh Liner ($750, 212.219.2688) in Burgundy
See-through vinyl and an on-point burgundy hue lend this raincoat its modern appeal.
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This furry hat withstands polar climates and unbearable winds, keeping your head and ears nice and toasty.
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Deputy Speaker Nigel Evans Returns To Work Following Arrest
Nigel Evans , the Deputy Commons Speaker who was arrested at the... Fotografia de notíciasAtividades de Fim de semana,Casas do Parlamento,Crime,Discurso,Inglaterra,Justiça,Lei,Londres - Inglaterra,Meios de Comunicação,Nigel Evans,Ponto Turístico Internacional,Reino Unido,Vertical,Violência,Violência SexualPhotographer Oli ScarffCollection: Getty Images News 2013 Getty ImagesLONDON, ENGLAND - MAY 07: Nigel Evans (C), the Deputy Commons Speaker who was arrested at the weekend over rape and sexual assault allegations, addresses the media in front of the Houses of Parliament on May 7, 2013 in London, England. Mr Evans, the Conservative MP for Ribble Valley in Lancashire, has been questioned about alleged attacks on two men, something which he strenuously denies. (Photo by Oli Scarff/Getty Images)


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Prosecutor on Harper plea deal: 'I think we did the right thing'
YAKIMA, Wash. -- Yakima County Prosecuting Attorney Jim Hagarty offered some explanation Friday for the plea deal his office made in the West Valley triple murder case.
Prosecutors have been under heavy scrutiny for the way Kevin Harper's case was handled. The plea bargain that will likely only send him to prison for seven years.
Jim Hagarty set the rules for the news conference. He asked Action News and other media outlets to submit questions ahead of time. And right before it began Hagarty informed the media that no cameras were allowed - only audio.
Hagarty sat with his deputies Ken Ramm and Steven Jackson behind him on both sides.
Only Hagarty spoke to a small handful of reporters.
Kevin Harper's stunning plea deal and the public outcry that ensued brought about Jim Hagarty's news conference to defend the decision and his office.
Hagarty stated his investigators are now taking a critical look at all the evidence and witnesses and redoing everything.
Investigation continues
"We still are engaged in seeking the answer to the question that everyone has. And, that is who killed the Goggins family," Hagarty said.
Reporter: "You are holding out the chance that there is somebody else responsible?"
"If there are other people involved, it is our goal and our intention to go out and find those people and bring them to justice," Hagarty said.
Hagarty reiterated the case against Harper changed when a witness the prosecution didn't know about came forward.
That information led them to question whether Harper was in the Goggins home for the burglary and the murders.
But should the prosecutors have already had this information?
"If somebody wants blame to be placed, if we need to look for responsibility and culpability, those are all concerns. We're concerned about it too, but this is not the appropriate time," he said.
Hagarty stated lesser charges of second degree murder or manslaughter were also off the table because the evidence didn't support it.
Reporter: "Would you have made the same deal if you handled it personally?"
"I would not want to make any comments on what I'd do, but I think that we did the right thing," Hagarty said.
Clearly the public outrage questions the decision.
Is Hagarty worried about confidence being lost in his office?
"It's an emotional case and it's run high. People have, people have an opinion on this case. I can't control what people's opinions are. I can only assure them that this case has not gone by the wayside."
Hagarty would not comment on specific facts related to the Harper case or the other pending cases.
He said there would be a time and a place to speak about everything that went wrong in terms of the investigation and prosecution. He said now is not that time.
Reporter: "What do you say to the public out there who basically thinks this guy got away with murder?"
"Any charge has to be proved by facts. As I indicated, we had a new witness come in, give us a story. We believe that changed the timeline. It made us question whether Kevin Harper was involved in the burglary and murder of the Goggins."
The plea deal also meant the end of the investigation into potential wrongdoing by detectives and the prosecution.
Remember prosecutor Ken Ramm was found in contempt by Judge Ruth Reukauf and fined $1,000 for failing to turn over evidence.
Action News asked Hagarty whether there would be any internal discipline. He had no comment but said that will be an issue for later.
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2012 Sundance
- 1 of 9As anyone from a cold climate will tell you, looking stylish and staying warm is a classic sartorial pickle. That's why every year when the Sundance Film Festival rolls around, we eagerly anticipate seeing what Hollywood's indie set will wear to survive the temps in Park City, Utah. As they're whisked to and fro from film screenings to gifting suites to posh parties, celebs must make use of clever layering, sturdy shoes, and fashion-forward outerwear. Truth be told, for us Who What Wear editors, the festival not only acquaints us with the hottest independent films of the year, but also chic ways to dress for bone-chilling weather. But don't take our word for it! Check out stylish thespians like Emma Roberts and Rashida Jones, all of whom pulled off effortless ensembles at Sundance.
- 2 of 9What: Starring in Black Rock with Lake Bell and Katie Aselton.
Wear: Antonio Berardi dress from Spring 12 collection, Casadei shoes
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- 3 of 9What: Starring in college comedy Liberal Arts with Josh Radnor.
Wear: Topshop Petite Tiger Print Sweater ($56), AG Adriano Goldschmied The Jegging ($168) in Sulfur Cognac
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- 4 of 9What: Starring in the Bridesmaids-gone-dark comedy, Bachelorette.
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- 6 of 9What: Starring in For A Good Time, Call ..." and Celeste and Jesse Forever.
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- 7 of 9What: Starring in comedy/drama Smashed.
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- 8 of 9What: Starring in thriller 7500.
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- 9 of 9What: Starring in Celeste and Jesse Forever with Andy Samberg, which Jones wrote with her ex-boyfriend, Will McCormack.
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Cardiovascular Risk Factor Management in HIV Infection
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There is growing evidence that antiretroviral therapy (ART) increases the risk of coronary heart disease (CHD) through metabolic side effects, such as dyslipidemia, insulin resistance, and type II diabetes. Prevalence of risk factors for CHD in HIV-infected individuals receiving ART in the Swiss HIV Cohort Study (SHCS) is high. This cluster randomised controlled trial is nested into the SHCS and will investigate whether physicians randomised to the routine provision of risk profiles from their patients receiving ART will improve the management of risk factors in HIV-infected patients compared to control physicians not routinely receiving such information. Risk profiles will be generated by the SHCS data center and provided to clinicians in all study centers.
Coronary Heart Disease
Diabetes Mellitus, Non-Insulin-Dependent
HIV Infection
Behavioral: Updated CHD risk profiles
Behavioral: Guidelines
Phase 4
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Allocation: Randomized
Endpoint Classification: Efficacy Study
Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment
Masking: Open Label
Primary Purpose: Prevention
|Official Title:
|Efficacy of a Computerised Physician Reminder System to Control Cardiovascular Risk Factors in HIV-infected Patients Receiving Antiretroviral Therapy: A Nested Randomised Controlled Cluster Trial Within the Swiss HIV Cohort Study
- Reduction in total cholesterol in the entire SHCS population [ Time Frame: 18 months ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- The reduction in total cholesterol, systolic and diastolic blood pressure, and Framingham 10-year CHD risk score in individuals with a greater than or equal to 10% 10 year risk of CHD (according to the Framingham risk profile) [ Time Frame: 18 months ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
|Study Start Date:
|July 2006
|Study Completion Date:
|February 2010
|Primary Completion Date:
|October 2008 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Assigned Interventions
Experimental: Updated CHD risk profiles
Provision of regularly updated CHD risk profiles
Behavioral: Updated CHD risk profiles
Provision of computer generated CHD risk profiles
Other Name: Computer assisted intervention to reduce CHD risk
Active Comparator: Guidelines
Physicians received guidelines only
Behavioral: Guidelines
provision of guidelines for CHD risk factor management only
Other Name: guidelines group
Detailed Description:
Evidence from the D.A.D. study, an international cohort study which includes a large proportion of SHCS patients, suggests that exposure to antiretroviral therapy (ART) increases the risk of coronary heart disease (CHD) most likely due to ART induced metabolic changes like dyslipidemia, insulin resistance, and type II diabetes. The exact mechanisms for these metabolic changes and whether specific classes or combinations of ART are causally related to these changes are not known. Of males aged < 40 and > 40 years in the SHCS, 8.8% and 32.5% are at moderate (10% - 20%) and 1.7% and 6.9% at high (≥ 20%) risk of CHD in 10 years according to the Framingham algorithm. The overall percentage at moderate and high 10-year risk of CHD was 14.9% and 3.0%, respectively. Therefore, an intervention to reduce CHD risk among individuals at high risk for CHD is warranted. We propose a randomised controlled cluster intervention trial to reduce total cholesterol in all HIV-infected individuals in the SHCS (primary endpoint) and in those with greater than or equal to 10% 10 year risk of CHD based on the Framingham score (secondary endpoint). The intervention is the receipt of structured continuously updated information on CHD risk factors and treatment of CHD risk factors of HIV-infected patients. Randomisation will be done at the physician level and stratified by centre (7 centres of the SHCS, outpatient clinic or hospital), and size of patient volume for registered private practices. For physicians randomised to the intervention group, a flow sheet with information on risk factors and treatment status of CHD will be provided for each of their patients every 6 months by the SHCS data centre. Each centre and each physician treating SHCS patients will receive internationally and locally approved guidelines for the management of risk factors for CHD in HIV-infected patients. The intervention will be limited to 18 months. Our goal is a 7% reduction in total cholesterol (primary endpoint) between the intervention and the control group in the entire cohort. With alfa-error of 5%, power of 80% and a loss to follow-up of 10%, 408 patients per arm will be needed. Sample size calculations adapted to the cluster design of the trial show that we have sufficient power to detect a 12% reduction in total cholesterol in patients receiving ART and at moderate to high risk of CHD. Further secondary endpoints are a reduction of systolic and diastolic blood pressure and of overall Framingham risk score. We will additionally monitor whether changes in ART due to high risk of CHD, or treatment of CHD risk factors decreases the proportion of patients with non-sustained control of HIV-viremia. Data from this nested cluster trial will provide important information as to whether provision of an individual's CHD profile will improve monitoring and reduce CHD risk factors in HIV-infected patients in the SHCS.
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|18 Years and older
|Genders Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
For analysis of the primary endpoint:
All individuals in the SHCS
- aged 18 or older
- have a cohort visit in the 12 months preceding the randomisation date with a complete baseline dataset on CHD risk factors
For analysis of secondary endpoints:
All individuals in the SHCS
- aged 18 or older
- have a cohort visit in the 12 months preceding the randomisation date with a complete baseline dataset on CHD risk factors
- at least 3 months of ART and at moderate to high risk of CHD (10% 10 years risk of CHD according to the Framingham risk score).
Exclusion Criteria:
- Pregnant females
- Patients in the SHCS not receiving ART
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00264394
|Departement Innere Medizin Kantonsspital St. Gallen
|St. Gallen, Canton St. Gall, Switzerland, CH-9007
|Ospedale Civico Lugano
|Lugano, Canton Ticino, Switzerland, CH-6903
|Abteilung für Infektionskrankheiten & Spitalhygiene, Universitätsspital Zürich
|Zurich, Canton Zurich, Switzerland, CH-8091
|University Hospital Basel
|Basel, Kanton Basel Stadt, Switzerland, CH-4031
|Division Maladies Infectieuses, Hopital Universitaire Vaudois (CHUV)
|Lausanne, Vaud, Switzerland, CH-1011
|Klinik und Poliklinik für Infektiologie, Inselspital
|Berne, Switzerland, CH-3010
|Division des Maladies Infectieuses, Hopital Universitaire Geneve
|Geneva, Switzerland, CH-1211
|Principal Investigator:
|Heiner C Bucher, MD
|Basel Institute for Clinical Epidemiology University Hospital Basel
Additional Information:
|Responsible Party:
|University Hospital, Basel, Switzerland
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT00264394 History of Changes
|Other Study ID Numbers:
|Study First Received:
|December 9, 2005
|Last Updated:
|May 27, 2015
|Health Authority:
|Switzerland: Laws and standards
Keywords provided by University Hospital, Basel, Switzerland:
Computer generated reminder system
quality control
antiretroviral therapy
HIV infection
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome
Coronary Artery Disease
Coronary Disease
Diabetes Mellitus, Type 2
HIV Infections
Myocardial Ischemia
Arterial Occlusive Diseases
Cardiovascular Diseases
Diabetes Mellitus
Endocrine System Diseases
Glucose Metabolism Disorders
Heart Diseases
Immune System Diseases
Immunologic Deficiency Syndromes
Lentivirus Infections
Lipid Metabolism Disorders
Metabolic Diseases
RNA Virus Infections
Retroviridae Infections
Sexually Transmitted Diseases
Sexually Transmitted Diseases, Viral
Slow Virus Diseases
Vascular Diseases
Virus Diseases
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A short-sleeved shirt capable of handling the sweaty, crumply sleep-in-the-backseat rigors of the road. Made of 70% organic cotton and 30% polyester plain weave, the gig-friendly Fezzman is lightweight, breathable, wrinkle-resistant and comes in a host of fetching plaids and stripes for added groupie appeal. With left-chest pocket and shirttail hem.
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Merry Christmas!
I hope that those who hate me and what I'm doing can see fit to forgive me even though I cannot repent of what I'm doing. I'm just doing what I think is best and true and right. I just cannot see things otherwise, given what I believe now. I can't do it.
I know we have our debates, and sometimes there are hard feelings between those of us who debate the issues surrounding Christianity. But we are all flesh and blood people, with feelings, hopes, and aspirations. We all have family and friends we can count on, and who can count on us. Most of us have pets that we love as well, and who love us. We all try to make a living the best that we know how. And it's a struggle for us all, no matter what we believe.
But at this Christmas season I wish every person who visits here a Merry Christmas, especially every team member at DC both past and present! I wish we all weren't separated by our beliefs, but even though we are, I still wish upon you the very best in life.


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Dunbarton: We choose Bow
Resident Dan Ryan speaks at Dunbarton School District Meeting on Saturday, March 16, in favor of Dunbarton choosing Bow to educate approximately 200 middle and high schoolers. The majority of voters agreed with Ryan. (Kathy Remillard Photo)
More than 500 Dunbarton residents packed the School District Meeting Saturday, March 16, and voted to remove the town's approximately 200 students from Goffstown's middle and high schools and send them to Bow instead in 2014.
Article 3, which asked voters to approve an Authorized Regional Enrollment Area (AREA) with Goffstown, was defeated 286-161. Voters then approved Article 4, which was to send Dunbarton's students to Bow, by a vote of 298-101.
The move means a loss of $2 million in revenue to the Goffstown School District, which translates to a possible future tax hike of approximately $1.40 per $1,000 of property valuation, according to Budget Committee Chairman Peter Georgantas.
The Dunbarton Community Center, also the Dunbarton Elementary School's gym and cafeteria, was filled to its 550-person maximum, according to Fire Chief Jon Wiggin – a turnout likely due to the heavily debated vote. At one point, it was announced that no one else would be permitted to enter the room.
"This is unprecedented, the number of people here," said moderator Fred Mullen.
Voters debated the AREA issue for two hours before the vote was called, with some questioning the status of Goffstown's Mountain View Middle School Principal Jim Hunt, whose resignation was announced the day before the vote.
Hunt was facing increasing criticism for allegedly creating a dysfunctional and hostile educational environment for faculty and staff, and some had speculated his resignation could prompt Dunbarton voters to stick with Goffstown.
The school district commissioned a consultant, at a cost of $35,500, to review the middle school's problems and recommend solutions. Hunt did not participate in the consultant's study.
Voters were mixed on whether Hunt's resignation had an impact on the vote.
"I personally don't think so," said John Trottier. "I've had no problems with Mountain View."
"I think it could have," said David Schroeder, "but I don't think it was discussed enough."
Resident Theresa Williamson said she "did a happy dance" when she heard of Hunt's resignation, but had still planned to vote in favor of Goffstown.
Goffstown High School senior Molly Goldstein earned applause from the audience after she spoke in favor of Goffstown.
Goldstein said she polled as many Dunbarton students as she could at school the day before, and arrived at the microphone with a stack of papers in hand, which included signatures from Dunbarton students who wanted to remain in Goffstown.
Goldstein praised Goffstown's music and academic programs, its rigor, diversity and teachers.
"Our teachers – they care about us, they really do," Goldstein said. "We're not dollar signs, we're not revenue."
Williamson said she was disgusted by the vote, which she said will fragment the Dunbarton community.
"I'm devastated," said resident Anne Carney. "I just felt we were so much of a community there."
Those in favor of Bow spoke highly of its reputation and small size, even those that did not yet have school-aged children.
"We're pleased," said Allison Rees, who has a 20-month-old daughter. She said she prefers Bow because it is more convenient, but she likes the size of Goffstown schools.
"I'm responsible for my children's education, no matter what school they go to," said husband Scott Mills.
Beth Ayers said she was ecstatic about the outcome, citing a preference for Bow's smaller size, its likeness to Dunbarton and academic reputation.
Bow Superintendent Dean Cascadden attended the meeting and said he is looking forward to working to transition Dunbarton's students into the Bow community.
"We're excited," he said. "We're really looking forward to having Dunbarton as a partner."
Cascadden said his district will work on a transition that will work for Dunbarton students and their families.
"There is a lot of work to be done," he said.
The agreement between Bow and Dunbarton would take effect July 1, 2014, and many Dunbarton students would leave Goffstown's schools in September 2014, though not all at once. Discussions will be under way for a phase-out of those students who want to graduate from Goffstown High School, officials have said.
Voters also approved all other warrant articles:
• The district's operating budget of $5.4 million, which saw an increase from the floor of $50,000, to pay for a fifth-grade teacher position that had been cut;
• A three-year collective bargaining agreement for teachers;
• A $31,570 deposit to the Dunbarton School Capital Reserve Fund; and
• $1,000 for the Dunbarton Kitchen Equipment Fund.
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Long Island Residents, Many Still Without Power, Continue To Clean Up After Superstorm Sandy
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Statistics show that being more involved in extra-curricular activities not only enhances your college experience, but also further develops the person. The activities provided allow students to apply their classroom knowledge and allow them to develop foundational skills for their post college success.
Participating in activities will not only enrich you as a person, but will allow you to develop valuable memories and friends that will last a lifetime. The Student Activities office provides social, multicultural, entertaining and educational activities for the College's students and other interested members of the Campus Community. From movies to lectures, cultural celebrations to concerts, comedy shows to cookouts, homecoming events to casino nights, we provide co-curricular activities that enhance students' experiences at the College. The events are an integral component of the students' overall education and development.
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In these tough economic times when every penny counts, costly gym memberships are a common casualty. But that doesn't mean you should neglect your health.
"More than ever, it's important to make exercise part of your daily routine," says fitness expert Don Brown. "You can maintain health, lead an energetic lifestyle and reduce stress by getting regular exercise."
The longtime fitness guru notes that physical health should not be sacrificed to cost-cutting measures. Rather, Brown offers the following tips for those looking to stay, or get, physically fit during tough economic times.
⢠Get outdoors: Walking and jogging are great cardiovascular activities especially for those new to regular exercise and they are free. What's more, getting out in the sunlight encourages healthy circulation, strengthens the body's immune system by increasing white blood cell count and helps improve mood.
On days when the weather isn't cooperative, take your cardio workout indoors. Jumping rope and running on a treadmill are great traditional indoor exercises. There are other fitness products that combine cardio with twist exercises to help tighten core muscles in the abdomen. "Focusing on core training can help ward off stress-induced belly fat," says Brown.
⢠Purchase at-home fitness equipment: Fitness fanatics are likely to want more from a workout than walking and jogging. The proper at-home fitness equipment can provide core-strengthening benefits similar to those you'd get from a gym plus the convenience of home.
⢠Maintain a healthy diet: Brown emphasized the importance of a healthy diet for everyone, from ardent fitness buffs to those with a more casual approach to exercise. Those who like to dine out or frequently order in can save substantial amounts of money in the current economy simply by eating healthier and often far less expensive foods at home and by eating less. In conjunction with daily exercise, a balanced diet that includes multiple servings of fruits and vegetables is a great way to achieve or maintain optimal health, whether or not you ever enter a gym again.


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(1) Initial boundaries
Subject to valid existing rights, the lands, waters, and interests therein within the boundary generally depicted on the map entitled "Boundary Map, Proposed Arches National Park, Utah," numbered RPSSC–138–20, 001E and dated September 1969, are hereby established as the Arches National Park (hereinafter referred to as the "park").
(2) Expanded boundaries
Effective on October 30, 1998, the boundary of the park shall include the area consisting of approximately 3,140 acres and known as the "Lost Spring Canyon Addition", as depicted on the map entitled "Boundary Map, Arches National Park, Lost Spring Canyon Addition", numbered 138/60,000–B, and dated April 1997.
(b) Abolition of Arches National Monument; funds of monument available for park; administration of lands excluded from monument
The Arches National Monument is hereby abolished, and any funds available for purposes of the monument shall be available for purposes of the park. Federal lands, waters, and interests therein excluded from the monument by this subchapter shall be administered by the Secretary of the Interior (hereinafter referred to as the "Secretary") in accordance with the laws applicable to the public lands of the United States.
Source(Pub. L. 92–155, § 1,Nov. 12, 1971, 85 Stat. 422; Pub. L. 105–329, § 2(a),Oct. 30, 1998, 112 Stat. 3060.)
1998—Pub. L. 105–329inserted section designation and catchline and in subsec. (a) inserted subsec. heading, inserted par. (1) designation and heading before first sentence, added par. (2), inserted par. (3) designation and heading before second sentence and substituted "The maps described in paragraphs (1) and (2)" for "Such map".
Short Title of 1998 Amendment
Pub. L. 105–329, § 1,Oct. 30, 1998, 112 Stat. 3060, provided that: "This Act [enacting section 272g of this title, amending this section and sections 272a, 272b, and 272d of this title, and enacting provisions set out as a note under section 272g of this title] may be cited as the 'Arches National Park Expansion Act of 1998'."
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Young Jean Lee's Theater Company
Apr 18–21, 2013
"One of the more moving and imaginative works I have ever seen on the American stage."
—New Yorker
"The most adventurous downtown playwright of her generation."
—New York Times
Is a feminist utopia clothing optional? In Young Jean Lee's UNTITLED FEMINIST SHOW, six utterly charismatic artists from New York's theater, dance, cabaret, and burlesque worlds perform a fully nude, wordless celebration of identity. This exhilarating work uses a dizzying array of modes to shake up gender norms through movement and music and express ideas about conventional and unconventional roles and expectations.
Full of paradoxes and juxtapositions of the best kind, the performance features comic vignettes, evocative video images, and contemporary dance. With the absence of words—and clothes—what inhabits the stage are a series of ideas: those of the fiercely talented Young Jean Lee, the performers, and the audience members. As UNTITLED FEMINIST SHOW unfolds, it constantly surprises, twisting and turning in hilarious ways that both reveal and challenge the viewers' assumptions about gender politics. The cast is comprised of Becca Blackwell, known for pushing gender boundaries; Desiree Burch, a solo performance artist, comedian, and writer; Erin Markey, a comedic and conceptual musical performer; and performance artists and dancers Katy Pyle, Malinda Ray Allen, and Jennifer Rosenblit.
Running time: 60 minutes, no intermission
Recommended for mature audiences: performance contains (a lot of) nudity.
About the Artist
Young Jean Lee is an OBIE award-winning playwright and director who has written and directed nine shows in New York with Young Jean Lee's Theater Company and toured her work to over 20 cities around the world. Her plays have been published by Theatre Communications Group (Songs of the Dragons Flying to Heaven and Other Plays, THE SHIPMENT, and Lear) and by Samuel French (Three Plays by Young Jean Lee). She is currently under commission from Plan B/Paramount Pictures, Lincoln Center Theater, Playwrights Horizons, and the Oregon Shakespeare Festival. She is a member of New Dramatists and 13P and has an MFA from Mac Wellman's playwriting program at Brooklyn College. She has received grants from the Foundation for Contemporary Arts, Creative Capital, NYFA, NEA, NYSCA, the Jerome Foundation, the Greenwall Foundation, and the Rockefeller MAP Foundation. She is also the recipient of two OBIE awards, the Festival Prize of the Zuercher Theater Spektakel, a 2010 Prize in Literature from the American Academy of Arts and Letters, a 2011 Guggenheim Fellowship and a 2012 Doris Duke Artist Award.
More info about Young Jean Lee.
Artists Up Close
First Night Post-Show Talk
Thu, Apr 18
Peter Taub, Director of Performance Programs, leads a discussion with the artists and audience in the theater after the performance.
Young Jean Lee and Thomas Bradshaw in Conversation
Sat, Apr 20, 1 pm
Moderated by Red Tape Theatre's Artistic Director James Palmer, Lee and Bradshaw discuss their work, and explore how each other's plays relate to both changing attitudes and other perspectives that remain the same. More info and tickets.


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SALT LAKE CITY - After truly living 11 years with Appendicle cancer, Patricia passed away at home with her family at her side. Born May 9, 1938 in Standardville to Mario Charles Picco and Anna Krajnc Picco. Raised in Latuda. She attended Notre Dame in Price and College of St. Mary of the Wasatch in Salt Lake City graduating with a Bachelors of Arts Degree in Elementary Education and a double minor in Philosophy and Library Science. She married Frank D. Politano in 1963 and had two daughters, Gena Maria and Monica Ann. She held various positions and titles at St. Olaf School, St. Ambrose, St. Vincent de Paul Parishes and the Catholic Diocese of Salt Lake City. Of all the designations, her most important and fulfilling was that of Nonna.
She is survived by her husband Frank; daughters Gena (Scott Maxfield), Monica (Ted Frederick); grandchildren Sarah Elizabeth, Jacob Joseph and Eleanor Rose Frederick. She is preceded in death by her parents and brothers Charles Frank and Eugene Mario.
Please join us for a joyous Wake to be held Friday June 22 from 7 to 9 p.m. at Starks Funeral Parlor, 3651 S. 900 E. A Memorial Mass will be celebrated Saturday, June 23 at 11 a.m. at St. Ambrose Catholic Church, 1975 S. 2300 E., with a gathering time one hour prior. In lieu of flowers, please make a donation to your favorite charity or to J. E. Cosgriff Memorial Catholic School (2335 Redondo Ave. SLC, Utah 84108) in her honor.
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Feliz Navidad! Merry Christmas! Happy Holidays! happy time to relax and spend time with friends and family.
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yeah, in this country, you are essentially shunned when you go say Merry Christmas. It is a relatively new phenomenon of the last 5-10 years. however, people are beginning to look a bit ridiculous this whole PC around the holidays. We've already made Christmas a secular holiday (basically), so we should be able to celebrate it.
I personally say both. I teach now, so with my students this year, I asked them who celebrates christmas. All but two rose their hands (one was Jewish and third was none). So, i said Merry Christmas to them, happy Chanukah to my Jewish Student, and happy 2 week break for all. Therefore, everyone is happy, and no conflict ensues.
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coming from someone who does not believe in this whole "Christ" thing, I still have NO problems people saying Merry Christmas or celebrating any aspect of the day. It is so insane people have nothing better to do than get offended by the word Christmas
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Note: The Rangers Have The Tenth Oldest Team In The League
According to numbers ran by James Mirtle, the Rangers have the tenth oldest team in the NHL this season.
They are also the sixth tallest and seventh heaviest team.
The Rangers average age is 28.7.
The Rangers added Jeff Halpern, 36, and Arron Asham, 34, to replace John Mitchell, 27, and Brandon Prust, 28.
Carl Hagelin, Chris Kreider, Derek Stepan, Ryan McDonagh and Michael Del Zotto are all 24 or younger.


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The television documentary charts the path of a typical carbon atom, circulating in the biosphere. It becomes trapped deep beneath the earth as part of an oil deposit, before being pumped out and burnt, returning to the biosphere. The documentary looks at the consequences of humans burning the world's oil supplies, with rising oil prices as demand increases and the resource becomes increasingly scarce, the effects on the economy, and the consequences of the extra carbon dioxide being released into the atmosphere.
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Keep your eye on Texas…
"Keep your eye on Texas. They're in it to win," a rival executive told Andy Martino of the Daily News, in regards to the Rangers continued interest in acquiring R.A. Dickey.
Yesterday, CBSSports.com's Jon Heyman said on WFAN that multiple teams have offered at least one top hitting prospect for Dickey, but the Mets continue to hold firm asking for two top prospects.
However, as expected, the Mets are seeing more interest in Dickey since Zack Greinke signed with the Dodgers, and since James Shields was traded to the Royals, Martino reported on Wednesday.
Matthew Cerrone, Lead Writer
I get the feeling from talking to people in baseball that if the Rangers re-sign free-agent OF Josh Hamilton, there is a good chance they quickly jump and meet Alderson's asking price for Dickey. From what I can tell, the Orioles and Dodgers will not pay the freight, and Texas seems willing and able to offer more than Boston. I still contend the Blue Jays are most interested, but the deal may require the Mets giving up additional prospects to get a combination of Toronto's young outfielders and catchers.
In other words, Martino's right, as he's been writing for a while, keep an eye on Texas. Because, at the very least, whether Dickey is traded or not, their actions will dictate how this plays out…


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