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Informal, relaxed, business networking
Let's network Aberdeen - new for 2015
We are proud to announce that from 27th January 2015 Let's network will be opening a new meeting to be held at Aberdeen Sports Village in Aberdeen. It shall be run in the same format as our other events with a 9am start and £5.00 cost to cover tea and coffee. We would like to thanks our Let's network members Douglas Glen of Fresh Frontiers and Karen Stewart of This Little Piggy for their hard work in making this new venture happen. We look forward to welcoming everyone to our first event in January. The plan is to hold the meeting on the last Tuesday of each month.
New Venue for Let's network Perth
Let's network Perth has said a fond farewell to King James V1 Business Centre and is delighted to be moving to its new home at Perth College UHI. We shall be meeting in the Brahan Building Lecture Theatre from September 2014 and are looking forward to welcoming new and old faces in this great venue. Many thanks go to Heather McDonald, the new Centre for Enterprise Manager at Perth College UHI for her support and determination to relocate Let's network to their premises.
Let's network Online Goes Live!
From Wednesday 17th September Let's network Online will meet online the first 4 weeks of each month (you get the last Wednesday off if it's a 5 week month!) We have alternated the times to try to suit everyone so check the Eventbrite calendar to find the best times for you. We shall be using the GoToMeeting platform to run the meetings along with Skype to allow you 1-1 slots with other attendees. Just register online before the meeting and we shall send you a GoToMeeting link for the event.
Let's Network provide a platform for businesses and business owners to network with the local business community. Let's network currently provide six meetings a month:
- Let's network | Online - First 4 Wednesdays each month
- Let's network | Dundee - Normally the second Tuesday
- Let's network | Inverness - Normally the second Thursday
- Let's network | Stirling - Normally the third Wednesday
- Let's network | Perth - Normally the last Thursday
- Let's network | Aberdeen - Normally the last Tuesday
- Let's network | Copenhagen - Normally the last Friday
Our events are informal and relaxed. Simply grab a tea / coffee and start networking. There is no commitment and no joining fee. We only make a small event fee of £5 per person, which even includes refreshments.
You don't have to make a stand up pitch - so don't worry about that - and you can be sure you'll find plenty of like minded folk, who're also there to do business. We have a real mix of attendees, regular and new, from SMEs and up.
We offer you the opportunity to take part in 'Lessons from Let's network' - a six minute slot dedicated to giving, sharing and benefiting all Let's network members. Twenty slides each lasting 20 seconds so you're kept on your toes and definitely no 'death by powerpoint'!
We do have a bumf table, where you can put out promotional material and you're able to bring along a pop-up banner stand for only an extra £10 per meeting .


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My del.icio.us bookmarks for February 10th0
These are my links for February 10th:
- JinaBolton.com – Jina's website has a very sexy css stylesheet
- oaktreeidea.com – a community of hope, innovation and purpose – Oaktreeidea is not your average social networking website. Oaktreeidea is just that, an idea, an innovation. Where community members can be inspired and accomplish big things. Things with purpose.
- Explore and learn in the MindBites how-to video marketplace – how to videos
- Songza – The music search engine & internet jukebox. Listen. Now. – One of the finalists in the 2008 SXSW web awards… to say this is an internet jukebox is apt… pick a song, any song or album, and it just plays. It just plays. Simple. Easy. Revolutionary. Best website I've been on in weeks. I'm hooked! Awesome!
- Linux-Unix cheat sheets – The ultimate collection >> Scott Klarr – huge collection of linux cheatsheets
- A N I M O T O: the end of slideshows – analyzes your images and makes a slideshow video
- Ecolect – A Sustainable Materials Community – ecolect the community for sustainable living artilce on prefabrication and modularity
- TED: Ideas worth spreading – world's greatest thinkers and names
- Only Human – Technology Stories – good collection of stories from techies
- Behance :: Overall Concept – The Behance team studies exceptionally productive people and teams working in the creative fields. We document the methods and resources that productive creative professionals use to push their ideas forward. By invitation only.
- GOOD Magazine | Goodmagazine – God, Without the Fuss – His mother, Dodie Osteen, claims never to have seen him mad. The same goes for his brother Paul, though his senior adviser and chief of communications Donald Iloff Jr. (also Osteen's brother in law), claims he's seen him irritated a couple of times.
- Wired News – the monumental, great wired "yahoo rejects microsoft"
- Investing Wiki with Research about Companies, Investment Concepts, and more… – investing simplified… a must site for investors
- Techthrob.com | Technology | Virtualization in Linux: A Review of Four Software Choices – parallels now works on linux!
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My del.icio.us bookmarks for January 31st0
These are my links for January 31st:
- dooce ® – our panel will be held Sunday, March 9th, if you are in Austin and can spare the mortgage payment it costs to get into the festival. Maggie will be the one speaking coherently, I will be the one trying to distract her by snapping the elastic on her bra.
- Eighth Annual Weblog Awards: The 2008 Bloggies – Honor. Prestige. Wealth. These are some of the things that a Bloggie won't bring you. But that won't stop the Web from voting, because this is the annual non-profit competition that determines which blogs are the best of the best.
- Musicovery : interactive webRadio – visually awesome music interface … fascinating
- COAST TO COAST AM WITH GEORGE NOORY – Noory and Bell talk show site for Coast to Coast
- Coast to Coast AM Members – Art Bell and George Noory's subscription Coast to Coast AM "streamlink"… cool name… wonder how they're doing
- Slashfood – Nectar With-a-Sting Honey Mustard featured in my V Cuisine cookbook. Of course, I've made other dressings before – the classic vinaigrette, several tofu-based creamy monstrosities – but they don't even come close to the awesome power that is this dressing
My del.icio.us bookmarks for January 29th through January 30th0
These are my links for January 29th through January 30th:
- Jeffrey Zeldman Presents – daily report, designing with web standards
- Merlin Mann – Merline Mann's blog SF CA of 43 Folders and MacBreak Weekly nailing down speaking gigs including sxsw 08 creator of 5ives
- Lijit | Home – I saw this on Veronica Belmont's blog… it's a custom search for your blog using google, del.icio.us, etc.
- imacros' bookmarks tagged with "imacro" on del.icio.us – del.icio.us bookmarks which illustrate macros
- http://forum.iopus.com/_uploads/demos/firststeps/FirstSteps1.htm – macros for firefox browser
- Urban Dictionary: Define Your World – wild expressions for the modern age… you can have fun with this one for hours
- SecTheory – Internet Security – Have you ever just wanted to sit in a small room with a few likeminded professionals and get some tough questions answered? Ever wanted the right ammunition to tackle the tough web application security issues on your plate? Welcome to The Austin Project.
- Geek News Central Technical News and Informational Stories – I found some links today through a round about way that indicates that some podcasters may and I repeat ?may? have found a way to game the Podcast Subscription Metric System Apple has.
- Roxer – The easiest way to make a web page – Now anyone can create stunning websites online in just minutes.
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My del.icio.us bookmarks for January 26th0
These are my links for January 26th:
- Put Together Quickly » Optimizing performance for WordPress – make wordpress work better
- 50 Best WordPress Plugins for Power Blogging –
- John Mccaint – Look out Chuck Norris, Sylvester?s comin? after you. He?s comin? after you and he?s going to get you. You better run! Chuck, you can run but you can?t hide!? – John McCain
- Emma Alvarez Site: Top Best 50 Blogger & WordPress Customizations Tips ( Hacks ) – Dynamic Slideshow In Header, A demo can be seen here. This makes a slideshow for the header, making your blog interesting and dynamic.
- G4 TV – cool video podcasts, real stiff competition for podshow
- EVDO info, EV-DO Coverage, Tips, News, Reviews, Verizon, Sprint : EVDOinfo.com – everything evdo
- jkOnTheRun – good blog about new mobile devices
- Apple – iTunes – iTunes Store – Podcasts – Technical Specification – Submitting Your Podcast to the iTunes Store.
- Carnaval Austin 2007 on Vimeo – Austin's hottest party is Carnaval … see http://sambaparty.com
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My del.icio.us bookmarks for January 15th through January 18th0
These are my links for January 15th through January 18th:
- Wired LivingHomes – About the Home – The 4,057 square foot WIRED LivingHome is designed to attain at least a Gold rating from the USGBC LEED® for Homes Program. Consistent with its focus on sustainable design
- I, Cringely . The Pulpit . Google-Mart | PBS – in a secret area off-limits even to regular GoogleFolk, is a shipping container. But it isn't just any shipping container. This shipping container is a prototype data center. Google hired a pair of very bright industrial designers to figure out how to cra
- AskMen.com – Top 10 hottest women in tech – While there are certainly a number of drop-dead gorgeous ladies within the world of tech media to choose from, we?ve narrowed the list down to 10.
- Mac Rumors: Apple Mac Rumors and News You Care About – As rumored, Apple announced a new line of portable computers during Steve Jobs' keynote speech at MacWorld San Fransisco today, the MacBook Air. The new line is a complement to the existing MacBook and MacBook Pro lines.
- Traces of Inspiration » Blog Archive » SXSWi: ValleySpeak for the Rest of Us: Developing Apps Outside InternetVille – SXSWi: ValleySpeak for the Rest of Us: Developing Apps Outside InternetVille
My del.icio.us bookmarks for December 27th0
These are my links for December 27th:
- Invite Share – Everyone is invited! – some kind of crunch network
- Twitter Groups! – Twitter Groups allows you to tag your followers into different groups. Then you can send a message to those groups without needing to send the message to each person one at a time!
- Command Shift 3 – save websites you like
- ITunes: Multiple libraries in iTunes 7 – The recently-released iTunes 7 has added the much wished-for ability to manage multiple music libraries, and the Klavr weblog points out how simple it is
- AV-Comparatives – antivirus program reviews and comparisons, heard about this from chief twit Leo
- Ian's Shoelace Site – Shoe Lacing Methods – typical cross-section of traditional and alternative lacing methods that I've either found or created or that have been sent to me by web site visitors.
- MyShutterspace – Photo Sharing & Photography Forums – MyShutterspace is a social network for digital photography enthusiasts. This is your place to connect with other digital photographers (both amateur and pro), share photos, videos & stories, get critiques on photos, and discuss photography techniques and
- The Big Boys of Social Bookmarking – The Top 24 Sites » 10e20 – Search, Design & Social – the folks over at eBizMBA have put together a list of the top 20 social bookmarking sites. They based their results on data on a combination of Compete.com and Quantcast data
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My del.icio.us bookmarks for December 26th0
These are my links for December 26th:
- habibbijan.com – series of reviews on free antivirus programs
- Data Recovery Software – File System Utilities – Image creation uses Microsoft's Volume Shadow Services (VSS), allowing you to create safe "hot images" even from drives currently in use. Images are stored in XML files, allowing you to process them with 3rd party tools. Never again be stuck with a usele
- The Best Bike Route Between Austin and Bastrop – best bike route between Bastrop and Austin
- Loudtalks ? keep talking. Two way radio over p2p – Loudtalks brings voice back to the internet communications. It's a little application, which allows you to talk to your friends or colleagues instantly with a single touch of a button. Think walkie talkie. It's faster than text chat and more convenient th
- Facebook is so last year – welcome to the hit websites of 2008 | Technology | The Guardian – Facebook is so last year – welcome to the hit websites of 2008
- Loic Le Meur Blog – Wew, that Seesmic review is a Christmas gift ! Thank you Bobbie Johnson to consider that Seesmic will be a hit website in 2008 even though we are still building it.
My del.icio.us bookmarks for December 22nd2
These are my links for December 22nd:
- Wireless Networking – Wireless networking news, publications and reviews
- Home > Tweeterboard : Conversation Analytics for Twitter – Tweeterboard is a way of looking at who is influential on Twitter based on their conversations with other Twitter users. There are other services, like Twitterposter, that base influence on how many followers you have. Tweeterboard looks at who talks to u
- Political Base – Election and Candidate Information – Wacky Utterance of the Day: Huckabee and Rice
- ProductWiki, unbiased product reviews and information – ProductWiki is the resource for free, unbiased product reviews and information written and maintained by the community.
- Mozilla Labs » Blog Archive » Introducing Weave – One important area for exploration is the blending of the desktop and the Web through deeper integration of the browser with online services.
- The Crunchies 2007 – Celebrating the best of internet and technology innovation – The 2007 Crunchies is our first annual competition and award ceremony to recognize and celebrate the most compelling startups, internet and technology innovations of the year.
- Fimoculous.com – misc – Best Blogs of 2007 That You (Maybe) Aren't Reading – Last year I decided to put on twist on my annual "best blogs" post [2002, 2003, 2004] by taking a turn toward the obscure. it makes little sense to write a post arguing that Huffington Post is better or worse than DailyKos — or Cute Overload.
- Google Talk Gadget – chat on google talk … we're live at http://justin.tv/austintexas from Hope BC Canada today
- Gmail Notifier – The Gmail Notifier is an application that alerts you when you have new Gmail messages.
My del.icio.us bookmarks for December 11th through December 17th0
These are my links for December 11th through December 17th:
- Portfolio :: Pragya Web Solutions – free themes for blogs… this is the theme that john dvorak uses on http://dvorak.com/blog/
- Crumpler Products Page – Don?t kick me while I?m pale. I?ve dry fetched so much since I went on the Jack and Jill rhythm method . . . Up went Jill, down went Jack, dear Liza, dear Liza, there?s a hole and someone?s taking a leak from my nursery rhyme book!
- Blaze New Media: Blog » Five WordPress "CMS Enabling" Plugins – This is where Filosofo's "Home-Page Control" plugin comes in handy. This plugin lets you specify any WordPress page to use as your home page
- WordPress Plugins & Tutorials: Your Pick | Developer's Toolbox | Smashing Magazine – Include AdSense and YPN ads automatically. AdSense-Deluxe offers advanced options for managing the automatic insertion of Google AdSense or Yahoo Publisher Network (YPN) ads to your WordPress posts. (TheBlogJoint.com)
- Darren Hoyt Dot Com » WordPress Magazine Theme Released – Mimbo is a magazine-style WordPress theme which makes extensive use of WP?s template tag system to create a non-traditional layout. It contains no images and only minimal CSS styling. Mainly it exists as a clean, grid-based starter layout for designers


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Google I/O: Nexus 7 Tablet
It turns out that the Nexus 7 is the rumored device built by Asus. It runs Jelly Bean. Focused on Google Play.
Tegra 3
Front Facing Camera
Wifi, bluetooth, nfc
9 hrs HD video/300 hours standby
340 grams
It turns out that the Nexus 7 is the rumored device built by Asus. It runs Jelly Bean. Focused on Google Play.
Tegra 3
Front Facing Camera
Wifi, bluetooth, nfc
9 hrs HD video/300 hours standby
340 grams
Google Now
Learns your standard route to work and suggests faster options based on traffic/time of day. Google Now will automatically detect your location when at a train station and gives you the train schedule. Google Now will automatically learn your favorite sports teams and keeps you up to date with scores. Google Now monitors your appointments, and tells you when to leave based on traffic. Google Now learns your habits, for instance you go to the gym every day, and will automatically find gyms for you when you travel.
Many application features will now be available in notifications. For instance, you can view and share photos, like a FourSquare checking, and perform many other functions from notifications.
Jelly Bean will allow you to connect to any Bluetooth device by tapping the device with the phone.
The Voice Typing engine now runs locally, so you can use voice typing with no internet connection.
Icons will move to make room for widgets and widgets will automatically resize to fit on a screen.
That's 12 per second!
Spotify is OK, but unless you are planning on upgrading to Spotify Premium ($9.99 per month) it's just another music player for your computer, only with limited access to other music. Premium is required for the phone app. It's kind of like Pandora, but you can actually pick the songs you want to listen to, but not forever. The free service is unlimited for the first six months. There is a 10 hour/month limit after that. You are also limited to 5 plays of any given song per month. I got a code for a free month of premium, and the Android app is pretty nice, but I don't think I'll would be willing to pay $10 a month for it.
If you've already got a pretty nice music collection Google Music is great. It allows you to upload up to 20,000 songs and access them from anywhere. Especially if you have an Android device, but you can still access your music on iPhone or iPad by navigating to http://music.google.com.
I joined a an Internet bulletin board the other day in an effort to get a valuation on some items I'm trying to sell. I posted pictures of the items. Being that the people on the bulletin board were collectors, many of them were eager to ask questions about the items and emailed me directly.
One of these gentlemen was from British Columbia, Canada. We'll call him "Bill".
Bill really liked one of the items I was selling, but lamented the fact that he had just purchased another similar item and really didn't have the extra money because he was waiting to have surgery.
He and I proceeded to exchange a few emails. I told him how much I loved the Northwest and thought it would be great to live there. I also wished him the best regarding his surgery.
This was his reply:
I know things seem greener on the other side until we dig into it a bit further. It is like the so-called free medical we have here, if you can get it it is free. So people die before they can be treated as the waiting list is so long and the quality is really substandard. Most of the doctors that were any good left for jobs in the US and the ones that remained are from India, China and places like that without proper training here. If you want something done in a hurry you pay for it yourself and get it done in the US. That is what all the politicians do here. Thanks for the good wishes though, I'll need it here.
I'll tell you the same thing I told him:
Wow, I couldn't have asked for a better validation of my feelings about government run health care.


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Tom Patri: Matt Kuchar is more than just a great golfer, he's a great guy
In a time in American golf when we really want a good guy to pull for, check out homegrown Matt Kuchar. This kid has very quietly — and may I say with a very humble manner — played some awesome golf the last few seasons.
Way back in 1997 while attending Georgia Tech where he was twice awarded All-American honors, he won the Terra Cotta Invitational right here in our backyard at Naples National. That's reason enough to go out and support that event each year; you can view some future superstars.
Kuchar went on to win the U.S. Amateur and was low amateur in 1998 at both the Masters and U.S. Open. Pretty strong stuff.
Kuchar has represented our country as a Walker Cup, Ryder Cup and Presidents Cup player. This past week, he and fellow American Gary Woodland brought home the World Cup to U.S. soil for the first time since 2000.
In 2010, Kuchar was the leading moneywinner on the PGA Tour and won the Vardon Trophy for low scoring average. This past season, he finished sixth on the money list, and his scoring average was a mere 69.60.
Each of the last couple of summers, Matt has spent some time at Friar's Head in New York, where I teach during the summer. He always has his family along. He has also brought along his talented swing coach, Chris O'Connell. It was easy to see why they worked well together. Both guys are extremely humble, dedicated to their respective crafts, and just all-around nice guys.
Let me give you the best example I can of who Matt Kuchar is. Matt comes to Friar's Head as a guest of our owner and founder, Ken Bakst. However, the first time he was going to bring Chris to work with him, he went out of his way to come ask me if I was OK with Chris on property. He certainly did not need my permission as a guest of our owner, yet he took the time to ask me. When Chris arrived, he also made it a point to seek me out. Both guys are class acts. Believe me, most Tour players would not have even cared one way or another.
Matt bleeds red, white and blue. He has a good work ethic. He is a great family guy. He respects and holds the traditions of this great game up high. He is an American star in the making.
This player has a major-type game. He hits it straight, hits a lot of greens. He understands how to dissect a course, and handles the heat well. Watch him closely — he is on a steady maturation process. A big one is coming.
Go get 'em Matt.
Tom Patri gives lessons at the Quarry on Immokalee Road, and is at Friar's Head in New York from May-December. Patri is a Golf Magazine Top 100 Teacher. Visit Patri's website at www.tompatri.com or email him at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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DOVER, N.J., April 29 /PRNewswire/ -- In an effort to provide technology to reduce healthcare-associated infections, Germgard Lighting LLC, a New Jersey-based early-phase medical device company, has demonstrated its patented ultra-fast (~1 second) hand hygiene solution. The solution is designed to protect hospital patients and medical professionals from exposure to dangerous, life-threatening pathogens in healthcare facilities. It enables effective, frequent and instantaneous hygiene practice at the immediate point of care.
Germgard provides the solution for the philosophy enunciated by The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, which has produced an infection prevention video to be shown to patients entering the hospital. The goal of the video is to teach patients to demand effective hand hygiene from healthcare workers and doctors, who will take care of them during their stay, as well as visitors so that the patient is not exposed to pathogens leading to an infection.
The message of the video is "Demand that doctors, healthcare workers, and all visitors wash their hands or use alcohol rub each and every time they are about to touch you or your surround," summarizes Germgard CEO Dr. Eugene I. Gordon. He adds, "It warns that hands are contaminated by every surface they touch in the room and inevitably will transfer pathogens to the patient unless the hands are sanitized just before touching the patient."
The Germgard philosophy has been that although the goal is obvious and sound there is no practical way a doctor and healthcare worker can spend 30 seconds or more sanitizing their hands each and every time they must touch the patient. That would add many minutes to the time with each patient and that is prohibitive. Moreover, the skin of the hand would get irritated from so much hand-washing or use of alcohol rubs.
Gordon emphasizes, "The CDC is correct about the cause of hospital acqui
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It's safe to say that Elizabeth has creativity in her blood. For starters, she grew up alongside a pair of awesomely artistic, renaissance parents who encouraged her natural talent for making things. And it worked. Now, Elizabeth spends her days making light-catching earrings inspired by light and movement. Each pair is hammered, sanded and shaped by Elizabeth herself on a old piece of railroad track that was given to her by her father. She says the big hunk of steel serves as a reminder to the people and places who've impacted her life most – and yes, that includes good ol' mom and dad.


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MADISON, Wis. — In preparation for this weekend's series for the No. 1-ranked Wisconsin women's hockey team, UWbadgers.com caught up with sophomore forward Brianna Decker (Dousman, Wis.) to get her take on the Badgers' matchup against conference foe Ohio State.Q: Is there any added pressure on the team since you are ranked No. 1?Decker: Personally, no I don't think it adds any pressure to the team. It's just a ranking, it doesn't matter what team we have to face next. It'd be nice to hold that No. 1 spot though, as long as we come out hard against every team, it doesn't matter where you're ranked. Q: Do you feel like there is a bigger bull's-eye on your backs now that you are ranked at No. 1?Decker: Even though we're No. 1, I think that no matter what team we play they're going to give us their best game. Especially now that we're No. 1, I think they're going to try to boot us out of that spot and not have us sit in that spot for too long. So we'll just have to take it to them.Q: What would be the Badgers' mentality if you were going up against a No. 1 team?Decker: If we were to play a No. 1 team, yeah we'd be a little more jacked up about it. We would probably just want to try and kick them out of that spot and give them our best game.Q: How has the team been preparing for this weekend's series against Ohio State and is there anything in particular you are looking out for?Decker: So far we've been preparing the same way as every weekend that we've gone into so far this season. Practices have been the same, but I think that as the week goes on we'll watch some video and figure that out. They have a couple of key players that we're playing and want to capitalize on and figure out what their strengths are so we can take them away. Q: Is the team looking for revenge against Ohio State since the last time you two played the Badgers' were eliminated from the WHCA playoffs?Decker: I think we're going to want to get them back, especially because they beat us in two games, right away. And yeah, there's going to be a lot of revenge from our team. Q: How did having last weekend off affect the team and how do you think it will impact this weekend?Decker: With the weekend off, I think that it was nice just to have a little bit of a rest. It was nice that we kind of got into our rhythm, but then all of a sudden we had a weekend off. People got to rest up and hopefully will be fresh for the weekend ahead of us.
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CUMBERLAND — There are swimmers out there who belong to a USA Swimming, Inc.-affiliated club who either choose not to compete on the high school level or are told by their coaches they shouldn't.
In these parts, they make those decisions for this reason: Meets such as the New England Senior Championships or the regional Age Group equivalent, always mere days after "high school states," are deemed much more critical because it's the road most traveled to qualify for more visible national events.
Cumberland High senior Andrew Bauer is definitely not one of those athletes. To wit, the renowned 18-year-old Clipper, who also represents Crimson Aquatics of Whitinsville, is nipping at the bit to take part in the R.I. State Boys' Championships – slated for noon Sunday, Feb. 17 at Roger Williams University.
Here's why: He has both team and individual goals he desperately aspires to reach.
"This meet is so important to me," Bauer smiled while relaxing inside head coach Heidi Josephson's office at the Clippers' natatorium Thursday afternoon. "I love doing this for my teammates, and – ultimately – it's going to prepare me to swim in college. After all, it's pretty much the same thing, except the races (in college) are a little longer, but you're still competing to get points for your team.
"Plus, at that level, you're expected to swim fast from the mid-season point on," he added. "With high school, it's more fun because you're a part of the team. It's not as individualized (as club swimming). I really like working with and for my teammates, and for my school."
At that point, Josephson – with a big grin on her face – offered an "Ahemmmm!" A blushing Bauer immediately stated, "And for my coach."
Bauer is unique in that philosophy, but also another; if all goes well at states, he could erase one school record that's stood since about 1985-86, and shatter his own mark in another.
Most aquamen choose not to reveal the events in which they'll take part, especially to the media, as they want to keep it a secret. They definitely don't want to tip off to other premier swimmers that information; it could only inspire those excellent athletes to register for those races for the simple reason of pride.
"I can beat him, so I'll do it," they may say.
Bauer has no problem with that – in fact, he relishes it. He's simply a modest, polite kid who thrives on competition, just abhors losing.
Come next Sunday, he'll swim the 200-yard freestyle, and most probably be the top seed, as he won that event at the Read/Watmough Invitational Championships a few weeks back with a new school record of 1:46.41 (despite strong competition from fellow Weston, Mass. senior Tommy Peacher. That mark destroyed former CHS standout Matt Gilson's old time, one that had stood for 26 years.
Surprisingly, he broke his own record with a time of 1:46.33 in a mere dual meet against North Kingstown at St. George's School in Middletown just last week. He also shattered that pool's long-standing mark.
In Bauer's secondary event, he'll go shoulder-to-shoulder with the Ocean State's best in the 500 freestyle, an event he snared at last weekend's R.I. Division I meet (again at Roger Williams) with a solid clocking of 4:55.61.
(Actually, he did his best time ever, 4:53.51, at the USA Swimming, Inc.-sanctioned Star Invitational in Buffalo, N.Y. in December 2011. Should he plow through the water only 52-hundredths of a second faster, he'll break Mark Bonneteymard's school record of 4:53.00).
At the same D-I event, he took the 200 freestyle with ease in 1:46.60, though his previous PR is an astonishing 1:42.86, achieved at the New England Seniors meet at Boston University a couple of months ago.
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To exhibit just how talented this kid is, if nationwide interscholastic rules dictate he could swim more than two individual races and two relays (or one solo and three relays), Bauer could've strived for a minimum of three more CHS marks.
They include late '80s'/early '90s' phemom Jay Peluso's 1:54.72 in the 200 individual medley; early '80s' natural Don Hunt's 48.10 in the 100 freestyle; or the Clippers' 1976-77 legend Kurt Langborg's 21.82 in the 50 freestyle.
"Let's put it this way: In a dual meet against Smithfield, he won the 50 in 22.24, then won the 100 in (a PR of) 48.52, but it gets better," explained Josephson, herself a former Cumberland standout under then-head coach Bruce Calvert.
(By the way, Gilson, Peluso, Langborg and Calvert all were selected to the R.I. Aquatic Hall of Fame years ago for their speed, not to mention monumental contributions to the sport).
"In that same meet, Andrew was anchoring the (final) 400 free relay, and was behind the Smithfield kid by three or four body lengths, but you could tell he was going to catch him. He ended up winning by over a body length, and had a split of 46.10.
"Even if you add the five-tenths for a relay start (as opposed to a 'dead,' or leadoff, start), he would've shattered (Don) Hunt's record by about a second and a half," she continued. "In the 50, he's not that far off Kurt's record. I've been trying to tell people (who don't know much about competitive swimming) what a tremendous achievement that is.
"A lot of people don't realize Cumberland High swim records are outstanding; that's why they've been on the board for so long. For Andrew to break Matt's record in the 200 (freestyle), one that lasted over a quarter-century, it's incredible."
What further blows Josephson's mind – but doesn't – is Bauer's demeanor in and out of the pool.
"He's got a 3.5 GPA and ranks in the top 10 percent of his class, which is approximately 350," she stated. "In addition, he's a consummate gentleman, so thoughtful, and he's a smart swimmer. He's also very supportive of his teammates, but also super-competitive. He just loves to race, loves to win.
"I've been the head coach here for three years, but I helped Bruce (Calvert, who was the aquatic director and mentor for over 40 years at Cumberland) on and off for over 10," she added. "Andrew is as competitive and talented a swimmer as we've seen at this institution, which is saying something.
"I've known Kurt a long time, and I used to swim with Matt and Don and Mark (Bonneteymard). I'm aware of all of the times they produced, and Andrew is on a par with all of them. They were the best, and he is, too. He also has outstanding sportsmanship. He knows how important being a part of a team is.
"As much as he gets excited about a win, or disappointed in a loss, he's always the consummate gentleman, sportsman, teammate and captain. His desire to achieve is way up there, and his desire to work hard is right with it. He works so hard for everything he gets."
Bauer has been in the water a long time, but has always reveled in it.
He first jumped into a pool with his mom Judy, at North Attleboro's Hockomock YMCA, at age three, and adored it from the outset.
"We later got a membership at Sher-Le-Mon (across Mendon Road from CHS), and I was taking lessons from Jessica Busch (a former Clipper aquagirl) when I was about six or seven," Bauer blushed again. "She had swum for Bruce, so she suggested I try Sher-Le-Mon.
"I also swam for the (Boys and Girls Club Cumberland-Lincoln) Penguins for a year under Paul Phillips (the ex-Lincoln High mentor now at Clark University in Worcester)," he continued, "then I went to the Attleboro Bluefish. I had heard from a friend that is was a more competitive and challenging team."
He recalled winning, as a nine-year-old, the 25 butterfly at the All-Pool Meet, a summer cabana-club event for the fastest youth swimmers in Rhode Island and southeastern Massachusetts, at Kendbrin Swim and Tennis Club in East Providence.
"I don't remember my time," he laughed. "I think I was just excited to win and celebrate with some candy. That was what swimming was all about – the candy after the race and having fun with your teammates, the friendship and improving."
When asked what drives him now, Bauer says the same things apply.
"I'm very competitive; I don't like losing, never have," he said. "The way not to lose is to keep working hard, practicing every day."
There's another reason he shares time with both CHS friends and Crimson Aquatics, usually logging between 55-60,000 yards a week (when not lifting weights, running or doing other dry-land drills).
"I want to break the school records because I'd like my name to be remembered," he offered. "I want to leave my mark on the dynasty that was and is Cumberland High swimming. I want to come back someday and see if anyone has taken my records, see if it (notice the singular?) still stands.
"I know all about the outstanding swimmers who have come out of this school, and to be one of the top ones, that would be pretty cool … I'm doing the 200 free because it's my best event, but I'd like it to be a little faster.
"Right now, I'm tired, but I'm feeling pretty good," he added. "This year, I've felt better than any other because of my training. It's prepared me to just step up to the blocks and race. Just mentally, I think I can overcome how I feel in the water. It's a mind-set thing. I'm better at putting all thoughts aside about how I feel, the pain that comes with racing.
"My coach (at Crimson), Skip Bryan, has helped me with that mental aspect; he's told me that, even at mid-season, I can swim fast if I just put my mind to it."
Josephson isn't sure where her boys' team will place at the state meet, but knows for sure the Clippers will score a lot of points, courtesy of not just Bauer but his kid brother, sophomore Jack.
The "baby Bauer" will compete in the 100 butterfly and 100 backstroke, and Josephson anticipates him to be seeded in the top five in both.
At the D-I championships at RWU last Sunday, Jack placed second at the backstroke distance with a best-ever clocking of 58.30; that came after he took third in the "fly" with another PR of 56.30.
"If you've noticed, Jack has improved his times in every meet he's swum this season," Josephson insisted. "He's gotten so much faster than we first started practice in December.
"I don't know how we'll do at states. We have some very talented swimmers; the quality is there, but our struggle is depth. We don't have enough boys who can place seventh, eighth, ninth, 10th (etc.) to score more points, and the reason is a majority of our kids don't swim year-round. They're only in the water for three months of the year, like Jack. Andrew trains for 12 (months)."
When asked what he thinks of his older brother's chase for records, and what he should do to catch him, Jack grinned, "Oooooh, man, that's tough! I guess I'm just going to have to work hard and see where it takes me."
Andrew responded with a chuckle: "I'm not going to let him take me down anytime soon. It's good we swim different events; I guess it's just the 'Big Brother competitiveness I have. I can't let my little brother beat me! I just can't let that happen."
His opponents in the near future may have a bigger problem.
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VC finds offensive touch in victory
Buena High grad Smith provides spark off the bench
Throughout the first half of the season, the Ventura College football team has made a habit of scoring on defense and special teams.
As the season reached its midpoint Saturday at the VC Sportsplex, its offense showed signs of joining the fun.
"I think we found ourselves," said Ventura College coach Steve Mooshagian. "I think we've got something to build on now."
Reserve quarterback Chase Smith dove in for a 13-yard touchdown run and linebacker P.J. Grimaud returned an interception 105 seconds apart late in the third quarter as the Ventura came from behind to beat Pasadena City 31-19 on Saturday afternoon.
"That set a tone," said Smith."There was a change on the sideline. The crowd was more into it. It helps everyone's confidence."
Victor Caro rushed 13 times for 84 yards and a 3-yard touchdown and Dezerek Reed rushed 13 times for 55 yards as Ventura improved to 3-2 entering its bye week.
Ventura also built its first three-game winning streak over Pasadena on the 80th anniversary of the teams' first meeting.
"We just had a good feeling," said Mooshagian, who was especially heartened when several of his players beat him to the pregame breakfast at 9:30 a.m. "Even when we got down, the guys fought."
Ventura overcame a 366-yard passing performance by Pasadena quarterback Cesar Hernandez, who completed 28of45 attempts, but was intercepted by Gremaud, linebacker Daniel Garcia, cornerback Tyllor McDonald and cornerback Lakeith Murray.
"We had to bend a little," said Mooshagian, "but we didn't break."
Even in the face of a first-half struggle from the offense.
Ventura (3-2), which opened play dead last in third-down efficiency, did not convert any of its eight third downs in the opening 30 minutes.
Its issues in opposing territory also continued in the first half, when it turned the ball over on the Pasadena 6, 20, and 33. The Lancers responded to take the lead.
Hernandez, who also punts for Pasadena, hit Aaron Simpson on a 29-yard pass on a fake punt, which set up a 7-yard touchdown pass to tight end Kwajo Bonsu.
Hernandez's 59-yard scoring strike to Jose Rodriguez gave Pasadena a 13-10 lead with 3:46 left in the first half.
Smith relieved starter Matt Koman on the final drive of the first half and completed 10of19 passes for 96 yards.
More important, the Pirates converted half of their third downs (5 of 10) when the freshman from Buena High was at the helm.
"I was given the opportunity and I had to make the most of it," said Smith. "I took what I was given."
Special teams lifted Ventura into an early 10-0 lead.
Jordan Howard's 43-yard punt return set up Carlos Luna's 22-yard field goal. Then Jamie Holloway stripped a Pasadena punt returner and Antoine McGuire scooped up the loose ball and returned it 14 yards for a touchdown with 2:03 left in the first half.
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Jeff Walz gives instructions to his team as the Cardinals practice the day before their game against Middle Tennessee. Mar. 23, 2013 / Scott Utterback/The Courier-Journal
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� No. 5 U of L vs. No. 12 Middle Tennessee, about 2:40 p.m., ESPN2
Tickets: $18 ($10 for seniors, $5 for students). About 7,000 had been sold as of Saturday afternoon, leaving about 3,000 lower-arena seats in the 22,000-seat building.
Shoni Schimmel got more dangerous with the basketball once she started having it a little less this season for the University of Louisville women�s basketball team.
A midseason move to make Schimmel primarily a shooting guard instead of a point guard has helped improve the offense of the junior standout, who will be key to the Cardinals making a run in the NCAA Tournament.
Schimmel and the fifth-seeded Cards (24-8) play No. 12 Middle Tennessee (25-7) in a first-round game in the Oklahoma City Regional today about 2:40 p.m. in the KFC Yum Center.
The winner advances to a second-round game Tueday against either No. 4 Purdue or No. 13 Liberty, who meet in the first game today at 12:10 p.m.
Schimmel, the team leader in scoring and assists, still sometimes acts as U of L�s primarily ball-handler and is always an end-to-end threat in transition, but for the past 17 games, sophomore Bria Smith has been the main point guard in the halfcourt with Schimmel working from the wing.
It�s a move that has allowed Schimmel to work off screens to catch and shoot, and it has relieved her from ball pressure.
U of L is �trying to make it where (Schimmel) is not the focal point all the time,� coach Jeff Walz said. �When you have the ball in your hands all the time, that�s when you�re easiest to guard. She�s been doing a really good job of playing without the ball, which in turn has given her a lot more open looks than she�s had in the past.�
Schimmel has put on a show before in the NCAA Tournament. She is averaging 20 points in five career tournament games, including a 33-point performance that included six 3-pointers in a second-round victory over Xavier as a freshman.
Her flashy passes and long-range shooting have made her the focus of opposing defenses.
�It being my third year, it�s a little bit different,� Schimmel said. �(Opponents) threw a little bit more things at me. � We worked as a team. With the situation where Bria was a point guard and I was a (shooting guard), we just mixed things up and it worked out good for us.�
Schimmel�s scoring average (13.8) is the lowest of her career, but her offense has improved as the season has progressed. She has averaged 15.4 points since moving from the point.
Smith has been happy to change her role, saying that by moving to the point, it helps Schimmel �get more of a flow inside the offense.�
Walz said Schimmel has dealt well with being the Cards� top option and she�s benefited from the balanced lineup.
Schimmel, Sara Hammond, Antonita Slaughter, Smith and Monique Reid all average above nine points per game.
�It�s not a ton of pressure on just one player that if they don�t show up to play, we are not going to win,� Walz said. �We have six or seven players that have the ability to get between 15 and 20 points. � That is really what has allowed us to have the success we have had.�
Rowe back in Kentucky
Ebony Rowe, Middle Tennessee�s 6 foot 1 post player and leading scorer (19.9 ppg) and rebounder (11.1), is looking forward to playing a tournament game in Kentucky.
�I know a lot of our fans are going to be here,� the Lexington Dunbar High product said.
Rowe is the school�s all-time leading rebounder and its only player to have surpassed 1,000 in both career points (1,707) and rebounds (1,002).
�She is an amazing young lady,� coach Rick Insell said.
Steve Jones can be reached at (502) 582-7176.


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We have 6 SEPM servers that load-balance for the same site. One of these SEPMs are not reporting status to the SEPM console.
For instance, when I log onto SEPM, the HOME dashboard loads. On the upper-right hand side I click "Virus Definition Distribution" and it opens another window. I scroll down the window where it says "Virus Definition Distribution" where it lists the Server and the number of computers checking in
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It turns up blank.
I opened a Case with Symantec and I am yet to get any resolution. All I have been doing is running the SEP Support Tool on the affected SEPM, but I am yet to hear back from anyone.
And now, when I just came into the office, I find a second SEPM server is not reporting anything to the Management console.
Please tell me other ways to troubleshoot this.
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Are all SEPMs listed via the SEPM Console -> ADMIN -> Servers, or are they missing from here too? Are you able to log into the SEPM console of the missing SEPMs?
Can you check the missing SEPMs' connection to the DB?
Also, make sure Java has not been updated to 7:
Oh, and could you post the scm-server-0.log file from teh missing SEPMs?
The SEPM is connected to the Database, and Java 7 is NOT installed. I uploaded the scm-server-0.log.
Hi ,
Lots of log entrres which is related to connection pool
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SEPM hang or crash with error "Cannot get a connection, pool error Timeout waiting for idle object"
when try to login SEPM console, the login process hang, or return error and service down.
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|Topic Review (Newest First)
|Aug 16th, 2015 12:35 AM
Re: Jamie Hampton
Absolute shame for this very likable, talented pro. But let's face it: it's almost certain that her career is finished. Her hips, elbows and feet are clearly not made to endure the rigors of the contemporary pro game. That's not going to miraculously change once she starts subjecting her body to the kind of heavy-duty training she'll need to make a comeback on the tour.
She was indeed a fun player to watch, too. Hope she finds a wonderful alternative career -- something she enjoys even more than tennis.
|Aug 15th, 2015 06:54 PM
Re: Jamie Hampton
Six surgeries and only in her twenties. Poor Jamie
|Aug 13th, 2015 09:08 PM
Re: Jamie Hampton
Jamie, getting healthy is the main thing
|Aug 13th, 2015 07:52 PM
Re: Jamie Hampton
Oh my god
I deeply hope she won't have to retire. She is such a nice person and her game has always been a joy watch.
Get well soon, Jamie!
|Aug 13th, 2015 07:36 PM
Re: Jamie Hampton
Poor girl, really hope she can get back on a court someday
|Aug 13th, 2015 06:23 PM
|auntie janie
Re: Jamie Hampton
Oh my God! Poor Jamie. What a shame her body has let her down so thoroughly. She was by far my favorite of the upcoming generation to watch.
|Aug 13th, 2015 04:09 PM
Re: Jamie Hampton
This is soooooo sad!
All those surgeries, I can't imagine how hard it much be to stay positive day after day, and to think you can get back out there and play again....
Poor Jame
|Aug 13th, 2015 01:13 PM
|One of the classic examples of such a huge talent literally having her career ruined by injuries. Absolutely gutted.
|Aug 13th, 2015 12:40 PM
Re: Jamie Hampton
WTA Insider: Let's get right into it. What's your status these days?
Hampton: I was trying to start playing by April but obviously that didn't happen. It's hard to say that I'm going to be back and then not make it. Now I'm just taking the approach day-by-day and see where I'm headed. Right now I'm still having problems with my right hip from my first hip surgery, and I had a second hip surgery on that as well. It went better than the first one but still not good enough for professional tennis. I've been struggling with that and trying to get a lot of different opinions. As far as playing tennis this year, it's probably not going to happen.
WTA Insider: Walk me through your last 18 months.
Hampton: I've had a total of six surgeries. My right hip, my left hip, my left Achilles, my right elbow, my right Achilles, and my right hip done again. My left side of my body is great, it's been nothing but smooth sailing. The right Achilles started to have problems when I was on crutches for my left Achilles. My right hip I had to have a revision because I had a lot of scar tissue built up. My right hip and my right Achilles have been my main problems.
|Aug 13th, 2015 12:36 PM
Re: Jamie Hampton
No mention about the interview Courtney Nguyen did with her for the wta website?
So good to finally hear something from her, sounds like she is still fully committed to returning but her health still doesn't sound great
|Jul 22nd, 2015 08:44 PM
Re: Jamie Hampton
Never any news for Jamie.
|Jul 5th, 2015 01:24 PM
Re: Jamie Hampton
Monthly bump in the hope that there's any news soon
|Jun 8th, 2015 11:54 AM
Re: Jamie Hampton
Still no news?
|May 10th, 2015 06:38 AM
Re: Jamie Hampton
I hope she comes back soonn
|Apr 21st, 2015 06:37 PM
Re: Jamie Hampton
no news for so long
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The trio follow Mark Regan and Roy Winters, who have also recently pledged their futures to the club.
Clarke, who has overcome shoulder surgery to win a regular place in the side this season, has signed for a further three years.
Crompton, who is in his second spell at Bristol, has agreed a one-year extension to the end of next season while Taumalolo will stay for a further two years. Taumalolo joined the club from Neath this year.
Head coach Richard Hill said: "I'm absolutely delighted and it's a real statement of our intent to become a force in English and ultimately European rugby for some time to come."


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January 06, 2004
Each location offering two scholarships, state and national winners to be selected.
Contacts: Wendy Sept or Sarah Clark (479) 273-4314
BENTONVILLE, Ark., Jan. 7, 2004 - Thanks to Wal-Mart Stores, Inc., up to $7 million in Sam Walton Community Scholarships will be awarded in 2004. Every Wal-Mart and SAMS CLUB will have two $1,000 Sam Walton Community Scholarships to award in May. Applications are now available in Wal-Mart stores and SAMS CLUB locations and from high school counselors, with an application deadline of Feb. 1. The scholarships are being funded by the Wal-Mart/SAM'S CLUB Foundation.
"We hope to make a difference in the lives of our customers by helping with the rising cost of education," said Betsy Reithemeyer, director of the Wal-Mart/SAMS CLUB Foundation.
Scholarships will be awarded based on academic record, ACT/SAT test scores, community and extracurricular involvement, work experience, and financial need.
All scholarship recipients will automatically be entered into a state competition for a chance to win an additional $4,000 scholarship, for a total award of $5,000. All state winners will then be automatically entered into a national competition for a chance to win an additional $20,000 scholarship, for a total scholarship award of $25,000. Additional information and requirements are listed on the applications. The state winners and national winner will be notified in July.
Sam Walton Community Scholarships are one of several scholarships awarded by Wal-Mart to demonstrate the companys commitment to education. Other scholarships include those for Wal-Mart associates and their children. For more information on other Wal-Mart scholarships or education initiatives, visit www.walmartfoundation.org.
Wal-Mart Stores, Inc., operates Wal-Mart Stores, Supercenters, Neighborhood Markets and SAMS CLUBS in all 50 states. Internationally, the company operates in Puerto Rico, Canada, China, Mexico, Brazil, Germany, United Kingdom, Argentina, and South Korea. The companys securities are listed on the New York and Pacific stock exchanges under the symbol WMT. Last year, Wal-Mart Stores, Inc., contributed more than $140 million to support communities and local nonprofit organizations. Customers and associates raised an additional $70 million at stores and clubs. More information about Wal-Mart can be located on-line at www.walmartstores.com and www.walmart.com. The SAMS CLUB Web site can be accessed at www.samsclub.com.


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Major overhaul of the Junior Cert announced
Posted on October 04, 2012 at 05:10 PM
Today the Minister for Education and Skills Ruairi Quinn announced sweeping changes of the Junior Cert Cycle. Making a break from the current exam focused rote learning system, students will now be assessed by continuous assessments over three years, and sit a final exam in the end of year three. Shaking up the current syllabuses, a number of short courses in areas such as digital media, entrepreneurship, computer coding, and Chinese language and culture will be added. Helping students to become more well-rounded and life ready, the new junior cycle will seek to teach practical skills such as 'staying well' and 'working with others'.
Empowering schools, this new system will also allow schools to design their own courses to suit local needs within guidelines set down by the National Council for Curriculum Assessment.
Speaking at the launch, Minister Ruairi Quinn said, "The new junior cycle provides a framework within which children can express the fullest range of their abilities and see them developed to the fullest possibilities. It provides opportunity for growth and for broader experience of education. It will include all their talents and skills."
[Listen to what Minister Quinn said at today's press launch.]
In line with Labour's commitment to raise overall levels of numeracy and literacy, under the new Junior Cert curriculum, all students will take standardised tests in numeracy and English reading in their second year from 2014. Students will also take standardised tests in science from 2016.
Under this plan, parents will also be better informed on their children's progress and will regularly receive updates on their children's assessment results. Additionally, parents will have access to subject specifications and be able to examine samples of other students work showing expected standards.
Radically reforming, this new Junior Cert Cycle will promote more creative teaching and learning in the classroom, and encourage more innovative and independent thinking.
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What Is an Interior Decorator?
Have you ever been in a room where everything just seemed to fit together in a naturally pleasing way? Chances are that the room, and everything in it, had been planned by an interior decorator or designer. Read this article to learn more about interior decorators and what they do. Schools offering Interior Design degrees can also be found in these popular choices.
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The job of an interior decorator is to select the components of an interior space that best meet the wishes of the client. When faced with the task of decorating a room, an interior decorator has an array of techniques to choose from. All or some of the following components of an interior space must be considered, and specific choices regarding them must be made.
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NAMI at all levels shall actively recruit, engage and serve members from every race, culture, ethnicity, age, religion, socio-economic status, sexual orientation, gender and disability and shall not discriminate against any person or group in the requirements for membership, provision of service or support or in its policies or actions. -NAMI Standards of Excellence
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Lush Cinders Perfume and Lush So White Perfume Review
Everyone indulge in the Lush Perfumes?
Story time!
I originally ordered my fragrances during the UK Forum Party but my best friend Libs, who lives in London, was supposed to ship them to me as I shipped them to her addy. Last time I ordered from Lush UK two of my scents broke, they replaced them, but the problem is my mail man is a bit too rough and they just didn't survive the trip so well. I trusted Libby to package them up a little bit better than Lush did so I shipped them her way.
She hasn't gotten the chance to ship them out and I've been sitting on pins and needles awaiting them. When I seen Lush NA got the same fragrances in I decided to get two!
Now they introduced six fragrances but I had four of them already so I ended up with Cinders and So White with both my UK and NA orders.
Have a little jump to hear my review on them!
I'm a fond fan of the fragrances they create every year since they really capture the essence of the product. The fragrances are all very strong, with incredible throw, and great linger. A little goes a long way with each as they have a high perfume oil content.
The first scent I got was Cinders. I adored Cinders as a bath bomb and was quite excited to see it as a scent. It's very warm and comforting with a heavy dominant note of sweet cinnamon and a subtle underlay of oranges. It has a crackle about it with a very warm and comforting linger. I want to say it's a bit candy-ish but only a hint of sweetness nothing sickeningly ooey gooey. Very grown up and delicious.
I also indulged in So White which is equally as beautiful. This one is a heavy apple base with a refreshing hint of oranges but still a dominate not of crisp, tart apple. A tiny hint of rose wakes up the fragrances so it isn't left as a pure fruit blend. Very relaxing and fresh.
Overall, in the five or six years I've been collecting Lush LE fragrance blends I've never disappointed and these do not disappoint. The blends are unique, interesting, and simply Lush in nature. They are the type of blends that become timeless classics that will turn heads and have people asking, "What is that you're wearing?"
Simply gorgeous.
I highly suggest snagging some before they are gone. Available now from Lush.
Disclosure: The following item was purchased by me for review purposes (and because I like flinging my money at makeup products of any kind) on Musings of a Muse. For further information please see my FTC Guidelines or my Disclosure/Disclaimer posts.
1/6/10 16:14 brittanychantal:
hi, i know this is kind of random, but do you have twitter?
1/6/10 23:53 jackieg02:
I ordered So White and The Olive Branch. I wore So White today and got a few compliments on it. NOW, I want to get Cinders and Candy Fluff…hopefully its still online! Going check now!
1/6/10 23:56 jackieg02:
I guess I missed out on Cinders, but getting Candy Fluff!
1/8/10 0:18 jackieg02:
no i didn't see a coupon for 15 off… was it an email?
I wondered if they have this in UK….? Can't find 'em online! grrr
1/10/10 22:34 Mia:
Ahh, Cinders is sold out on the NA site… do they carry these fragrance in store? I can't believe I missed it!
I'm definitely getting So White, and kinda on the fence about Olive Branch… too bad about Cinders.. that's the one I really want!
Thanks for the reviews.


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Mustard-crusted breast of hogget
Main courses
- Serves: 4
- Preparation time: 1 hour
- Cooking time: 3 hours
1 breast of hogget (One breast weighs app 2kg)
100g fresh white breadcrumbs
750ml cheapest possible white wine
1 whole garlic globes – halved
30ml rape seed oil
300g carrots – chopped
350g onions – chopped
2 bay leaves
5g thyme sprigs
100g English mustard
350ml water
Salt and black pepper
Day one
- Pre-heat the oven to 160c/325f/G3.
- Heat half the oil in a roasting tin and brown the carrots, onions and garlic on the stove.
- Add the herbs and lay the lamb on top of the vegetables and pour over the wine and water.
- Season well and cover tightly with foil.
- Pop in the oven and cook, undisturbed for two and a half hours. Remove from the oven and leave covered until cool.
- Remove the lamb and lay on a separate tray. Pour the juices and vegetables into a container and along with the lamb, leave to chill in the fridge overnight.
Day two:
- Pre-heat the oven to 200c/400f/G6.
- Gently pull the rib bones out of the breast and lift the solidified fat from the surface of the cooking juices.
- Lay the lamb on a roasting tray, skin side up and generously spread with mustard. Press the breadcrumbs down into the mustard and drizzle with the remaining oil.
- Bake for 30 minutes until the crumbs are toasted and crisp.
- Re-heat the cooking juices and vegetables on the stove and adjust the seasoning.
- Remove the lamb from the oven, place on a board and cut into appropriate sized pieces.
Place the vegetables and a portion of simple boiled potatoes in the bowl, pour in some cooking juices and place the lamb on top. Serve with a watercress side salad. Delicious.


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An Orlando man was arrested on allegations of shining a laser pointer at an Orange County sheriff's helicopter.
The helicopter was overhead a building on East Colonial Drive near Knight Avenue early Wednesday investigating an attempted burglary when a nearby car was stopped at a red light, deputies said. According to the Sheriff's Office, someone in the car pointed a laser at the windshield of the helicopter multiple times.
"He hit me about four or five times with a green laser," the helicopter pilot said in surveillance video released by the Sheriff's Office. "I can't advise, guys, passenger or driver, but somebody's got a green laser in that car."
Joseph Parrott, 30, was arrested on charges of knowingly and willfully pointing a laser lighting device at the pilot of an aircraft, a third-degree felony. He was being held on $2,500 bond.
The state attorney's office was weighing whether to file charges against the driver, 55-year-old Steven Romano.
It's the second incident regarding a laser pointer and an aircraft in Central Florida over the last two days. On Tuesday, a teen was arrested in Osceola County.
Watch Local 6 News and stay with ClickOrlando.com for more on this story.