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An internship abroad intertwines culture and academics to create a unique and rich educational experience. Begin by exploring internship opportunities and narrowing down locations and focus using the list of companies that offer structured internship programs below. Individual internship postings with international companies can be found on CareerJet.com and other similar sites online. For more assistance, contact our office at 801-863-6364 to schedule an appointment.
Be sure to visit with the Office of International &Multicultural Studies in LA 111 for assistance in locating an international internship, obtaining international traveler's insurance and applying for a visa.
Click on locations below to see where UVU students have completed international internships!
|Adventure Teaching
Teaching English in SOUTH KOREA & CHINA. Through our personal experience as English teachers and many years working as entrepreneurs in the English education industry, we understand the needs of both teachers and schools in a unique way. We are committed to finding a work environment that is well suited for you, and we're committed to helping you navigate the cultural intricacies using our expertise and multi-cultured team.
AustraLearn provides college students with opportunities to participate in high quality internships in Australia, New Zealand and Fiji.
|Barcelona Study Abroad Experience
Barcelona Study Abroad Experience (SAE) provides students and recent graduates with customized internships in a variety of fields, including international business, marketing, political science, health and fitness, culinary arts, tourism and hospitality, graphic design, education, communications, events management, journalism, photography, art and many more!
Whether you are looking to teach in China or Thailand or break into the business world in Britain, BUNAC's internship programmes give you the opportunity to combine exciting travel and CV boosting experience, while making new friends across the world! Once you have decided where to go, BUNAC will assist you in applying for your intern visa, give you extensive travel advice, help you to book your flights and secure the correct insurance for your internship. Your adventure starts here!
|China Horizons
Teaching through China Horizons is a highly independent experience with exciting potential. As a respected teacher in an authorized Chinese school, you possess the freedom to explore this vast and ever-changing nation at your own pace.
|CIS Abroad
CIS offers you the chance to work overseas for a month to a year. We customize each internship to your personal and professional goals: you can work in tropical rainforests, market products in fashion design, or guide tourists through museums. Enhance your resume with an internship in Europe, China, South America, China or New Zealand.
|Cross-Cultural Solutions
Our international internships in Africa, Asia, Central and South America have provided individuals with genuine and immersive cultural experiences, while also fulfilling internship academic objectives.
|Cultural Embrace
Cultural Embrace offers a wide range of unique experiential and educational programs for individuals and groups of all ages in Argentina, Costa Rica, France and Italy.
|Cultural Vistas
Cultural Vistas is a nonprofit organization that supports intercultural understanding through professional development internship programs in Argentina, Chile, Germany, Switzerland, and Spain.
DAAD's Research internships in Science and Engineering (RISE) Program gives students in the fields of biology, chemistry, earth sciences, engineering, physics and life science the chance to spend a summer working with doctoral students at German universities and research institutions on serious research projects.
Eagle Condor Humanitarian embraces a holistic and collaborative approach to alleviating poverty. Working with four Pillars of Self-Reliance, ECH incorporates improvements in education, health/nutrition, infrastructure, and career development.
HELP! Heslington Language Program
HELP! Heslington Language Program was founded in 2003 in Tehuacan, Puebla, Mexico by Rachael and Teo Luna. The main objective was to provide quality English teaching to the people of Tehuacan and give them the opportunity to interact with native speakers. For over a decade, hundreds of native English speakers have traveled to Heslington's English Centers to share their knowledge with the local community and immerse themselves in the Mexican culture. Heslington's programs are specially designed for those interested in becoming TESOL certified and for first-time teachers who want to make Mexico the first step on their international journey.
|HELP International
Each summer, HELP International sends volunteers and interns abroad to Belize, Peru, Fiji, India, Thailand, Tanzania, Uganda, and Fiji where they plan and implement sustainable development programs. Volunteers can spend anywhere from one month to three months in-country. Our volunteers pay or fundraise the program cost. Many volunteers receive internship credit for their experience abroad.
Interac America Co. recruits teachers in the United States, Canada and the Caribbean to serve as ALTs (Assistant Language Teachers) as part of the Japanese Ministry of Education's efforts to encourage cross-cultural exchange and equip Japanese students with English skills necessary for living and working in an international environment. They seek culturally adaptable, mature, dedicated persons for Assistant Language Teacher positions.
|International Language Programs
ILP is a private, non-profit service organization founded in 1992 and based in Provo, Utah. Thousands of ILP volunteers have had the experience of a lifetime in a foreign country while contributing to the children by sharing the valuable gift of the English language.
|Internship Desk
InternshipDesk focuses on providing a platform for university students to live and work around the globe. We provide students with invaluable, practical work experience & skill sets in a range of professional fields in China, India, United States and Israel. InternshipDesk is headquartered in Chicago and has international offices in China and India. InternshipDesk has been successfully coordinating programs for students for over five years. We look forward to continue providing an enriching experience to all the students participating in our programs.
|Kalu Yala
Kalu Yala is a new sustainable town being built in Panama. At Kalu Yala Entrepreneurial Internships, our mission is to give students the opportunity to awaken and pursue their personal passions through hands-on learning. Unlike other intern programs, we insist on exploration. Your daily itinerary follows a unique "4-and-4 structure": four hours of director-led projects followed by four hours of personal project development. This framework is designed to cultivate your entrepreneurial potential. We equip you with the tools you need to experiment and execute on your most meaningful visions- whether those tools are guidance, freedom, or tools themselves.
|KVM Foundation
The major focuses of KVM are teaching skills and, eventually, job placement. We teach conversational English, self-reliance and confidence to young adults from financially-strained backgrounds. Our program teaches professional skills along with grammar and pronunciation and focuses on language confidence. Currently teaching in a small city on the mid-eastern coast of India called Visakhapatnam in the state of Andhra Pradesh.
|Mami Camilla
The internship cooking courses are taught in English and in a small bit of Italian. During month #2 and #3 student is placed in restaurant or hotel kitchen in Italy, where it is not guaranteed that anyone will speak English. They offer Italian language courses along with the cooking class during the first month. More information available on their website. The UVU students who have attend this school for their internship have absolutely loved it!
|Next Step Connections
At Next Step Connections, we give you the opportunity to build your own Internship Program in Asia by choosing your preferred dates, industry and destination in one of Asia's best cities including Shanghai, Hong Kong or Singapore. We do not offer fixed dates programs as we wish to ensure our program can fit everyone's schedule and requirements. We offer internship programs in Asia ranging from 4 to 24 weeks (all-year round), though our Summer Internship Programs are usually the most-attended as most University students and fresh graduates choose this time-frame to participate in an internship.
|Owl Preschool
Owl Preschool is a Chinese and English language preschool in Hualien, Taiwan that selects two American student interns to teach each semester. The internship is 6 months in length and is paid. Owl preschool will also cover travel, visa and housing expenses.
|Projects Abroad
Projects Abroad is one of the largest volunteer abroad organizations in the world. Founded in 1992, we send 10,000 people abroad each year on a variety of service projects and internships overseas. All participants receive unparalleled in-country support from our full-time, professional staff to ensure that the experience is safe, worthwhile and fun.
Volunteer or intern abroad in Africa, Asia, Eastern Europe, or Latin America. We offer overseas voluntary work placements including teaching, care, conservation & environment, medicine & healthcare, journalism, law & human rights, international development, business, and more.


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October 19, 2012: Steve Bernardez will be a panelist during the Global Mobile Internet Conference
The session is entitled Funding your Startup: VCs, Angels, Incubators … the best help? The conference takes place at the San Jose McEnery Convention Center October 19th & 20th. For more information, please visit http://www.gmic-sv.com/.

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Why is Corey Pavin getting so much grief?
Two years ago, 2008 United States Ryder Cup captain Paul Azinger was heralded for his ability to create the sort of "team first" attitude that had been missing with previous US Ryder Cup squads.
So why is Corey Pavin getting so much grief for trying to make sure his 2010 Ryder Cup team has the same mentality?
The Oxnard native has been raked over the coals over the last week because he told a reporter from Reuters news service that Tiger Woods must earn his way on to the team by playing the kind of golf he has played for most of his career.
While making an appearance in Madrid, Jack Nicklaus told reporters that Pavin would need a brain scan if he left Tiger off the team.
Members of the golf media has offered similar thoughts, expressing their outrage that Pavin is making Woods play by the same rules as everyone else.
Seems to me, that Woods has admitted that his current problems are in large part a result of him thinking he deserved to be treated differently than the rest of the world.
Pavin is handling this situation like a great captain does. He's doing what he thinks is right, and ignoring the cries from the peanut gallery.
No one, including Pavin, would argue that Woods isn't one of the greatest players to ever play the sport.
He is a truly remarkable athlete, one who has amazed us all with his ability to play at a level that few, if any, have ever reached.
But since returning from his self-imposed break from golf, Woods has not come close to playing the kind of golf we expect from him.
Even when he tied for fourth at the Masters, he accomplished that with smoke and mirrors. Woods came off the course after both the third and fourth rounds of the Masters and admitted to all of us there that he had no idea where the ball was going.
Since then he's missed the cut at one event, and pulled out of another due to injury, doing so after he played some pretty bad golf.
If Woods' game is in the same horrible shape on Sept. 7, when Pavin must make his Captain's picks, why would anyone expect him to give one of those spots to Woods?
Sergio Garcia has been struggling with his game and when he heard that European captain Colin Montgomerie still wanted to put him on his Ryder Cup squad, Garcia said if his game doesn't improve by September, he would not accept the invitation to be part of the team.
I suspect Woods wouldn't want to be on the team either if his game hasn't improved.
And if it does, I have no doubt that Pavin will happily choose Woods, in fact he's already said that.
"I'd love to have him on the team, but I want him to be playing well," also said to Reuters.
Pavin wants the 12 players who will give the United States team the best chance of defending the Ryder Cup title that Azinger's squad won in Louisville.
Remember, that squad didn't have Woods either, who was out after knee surgery, but they still managed to whip the Europeans.
One big reason Azinger's team won was that he was able to convince them that no one player was more important than another, that they all needed to play their best to win.
Guys like Hunter Mahan, Boo Weekly and J.B. Holmes played as vital a role as superstars like Phil Mickelson and Jim Furyk.
There's still a ton of golf left to be played and most people suspect Woods will start getting his game into the kind of shape it needs to be for him to compete at a high level.
Assuming that happens, he will move into the top eight in the Ryder Cup standings and automatically make the team.
As fans who root for the US team, we want the best players on the team that will head to Wales in late September.
No one stands to gain more from a win than Pavin, so don't you think he's going to make decisions that he feels gives his team the best shot to defend the title?
It makes sense, just like making Tiger play by the same rules makes sense.
— Bob Buttitta is the Star's golf columnist. He can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com or on Facebook at vcsgolf.
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Ray LaMontagne Preps Celebratory Live EP
Ray LaMontagne has had a heck of a year: releasing the critically acclaimed album God Willin' & the Creek Don't Rise, which debuted at #3 on the BIllboard Top 200, touring the country with David Gray, and garnering three Grammy nods.
On December 21, LaMontagne will release a new EP, Live – Fall 2010, exclusively through iTunes. The five song EP will include God Willin's "Beg Steal or Borrow," a Grammy nominee for Song of the Year.
Live – Fall 2010 Track List:
1. For the Summer
2. Beg Steal or Borrow
3. You Can Bring Me Flowers
4. Like Rock & Roll and Radio
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Lassen: The kid shows poise of veteran
With its season hanging by a thread, the Westlake High football team put its fate in the hands of a 14-year-old. I kid you not.
Not that the kid in question, Justin Moore, looked like a kid when it mattered.
As the saying goes, some have greatness thrust upon them, and when circumstance pushed the game onto his shoulders, Moore was ready.
With starting quarterback Nick Isham knocked out when he suffered a broken collarbone in the third quarter, Moore stepped in and replaced his team's most irreplaceable player.
With that freshman at the controls, Westlake drove 87 yards to score the winning touchdown with 41 seconds left — on a 2-yard run by, you guessed it, Moore — to rally past Moorpark 14-10 on Friday for the CIF-Southern Section Northern Division championship.
Westlake (14-0) will have to wait until Sunday to see if it has earned selection for next week's Division II state bowl game. But for Moore, Westlake's star-in-waiting, the waiting is over. He has arrived.
Ask his teammates, who chanted "J-Mo" repeatedly and briefly lifted the 5-foot-10, 155-pound quarterback to their shoulders during the prolonged victory celebration. They knew what their freshman could do.
"There was no stutter," said receiver Max Klinedinst, who caught three of Moore's passes and had another, for a 51-yard touchdown, wiped out by a holding penalty. "Justin Moore is a great quarterback. I have full confidence in him."
He wasn't alone in feeling that way.
Receiving leader Nelson Spruce, who had a huge 29-yard catch on third-and-10 early in the winning drive, said: "We've seen what he can do throughout the season. We had confidence, and J-Mo made the plays."
Stepping behind center with 3:58 left in the third quarter, he completed 7 of 11 passes for 91 yards and ran six times for 25 more.
And at the finish, with Westlake facing a fourth-and-one at the Moorpark 2 in the final seconds, it was Moore that Westlake coach Jim Benkert entrusted with the ball, with the quarterback racing to his left and beating two Moorpark pursuers to the corner of the end zone.
"We didn't want to go to overtime," said Benkert of the decision to go for the win, instead of a tying 18-yard field goal. "We needed to win it right there. We were banged up, obviously, and our ability to drive the ball was hindered without Nick.
"We were hoping that Moorpark was going to pack it in, in the box, and we were hoping he could show some speed and get around the corner, and it all worked."
Moore had already shown flashes of that speed with a 20-yard gain on his first possession, a drive that stalled after he couldn't handle a high snap and had to run it down for a 15-yard loss.
But on the next possession, with Westlake starting on its 13, trailing 10-7 with 6:48 remaining, his impact was mostly with his arm, as he completed 5 of 8 passes for 70 yards. He did not have a rush on that 18-play drive — until the touchdown.
"We needed to move the football," said Benkert. "We needed to find opportunities to be successful. But with that being said, we really had to run our offense. And he's been preparing for this opportunity for a long time. He's been on the varsity for 10 weeks — he came up from the freshman team — and he's been getting reps, so we had confidence that he knows the offense and he had to play our whole playbook."
Not many of those reps came this week, though. This was, understandably, to be Isham's game — until he was sacked and knocked out of the game.
"I didn't even expect to touch the field in this game," said Moore.
"But I prepared like I was."
And once he was on the field, he acted like he belonged there — mostly because he wasn't able to take any time to think otherwise.
"Everything's going so fast," Moore said. "I couldn't really stop to think, just do everything I was taught to do, everything Nick taught me in practice. That just helped me a lot.
"I'm just thankful that opportunity came, and that I executed as well as I did."
To his teammates, that was no surprise.
"He's got a tremendous amount of poise," said Klinedinst. "He'll be bright in the future."
Well, yeah, since the future is now.
As if a last-minute defeat wasn't bitter enough for Moorpark, Moore's part in the outcome had to make the final score even harder to swallow — since he transferred to Westlake from Moorpark.
Really. You can't make this stuff up.
"I just was looking for the best opportunity for myself," Moore said, "and I felt this was the best place for me."
Right now, it couldn't be any better — for him or the Warriors.
— Contact David Lassen at email@example.com.
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The Catholic University for Independent Thinkers
Published Date: August 10, 2015
Amidst thunderstorms and tornado warnings, the soon-to-be Class of 2014 celebrated four years of hard work and idiosyncrasies during the 2014 Convocation ceremony on Thursday, May 8, in addition to receiving departmental awards and sharing their post-graduation plans.
Fr. Robert Maguire, visiting assistant professor of English, delivered the convocation address and English major Evan Hierholzer, who was elected valedictorian by his class, gave a wry and thoughtful talk on the "primacy of acting in simple love towards others."
"My hope for the Class of 2014 is that, while we may wield the wisdom of serpents, we may yet retain the innocence of doves," said Hierholzer.
Departmental Awards & Honors
Comprehensive Exams with Distinction: Alexandra Wilson, Carey Davies, Christian Walker, Claire Sexton and Kelsey Clary
Business Faculty Award for Outstanding Senior: Patrick Archer
Robert Lynch Entrepreneurial Promise Award: Lorena Luis Gomez Sandoval
Robert A. Welch Undergraduate Chemistry Award: Vance Nygard, Olivia LaFond
American Chemical Society Dallas/Fort Worth Section Student Scholarship Award: Amy Lindberg
Fr. Placid Award: Rebekah Spearman
Departmental Award for Outstanding Economics Major: Patrick Mangan
James D. Teller Award for Outstanding Student: Madeline Respeliers
The Hazel McDermott Award for Directed Teaching: Caroline Creasman, Lindsey Landgrover
The Frances Marie Manning Award: Evan Hierholzer, Christina Witkowski
The Katherine Maren Sorensen Award: Vallery Bergez
Fr. Louis J. Lekai Award: Jessica Leaf, Claire Slowey
Outstanding Senior Math Major Award: Sarah Nicholson
Modern Languages
Modern Languages Award: Hunter Mills (Comparative Literary Traditions)
Pastoral Ministries
Co-Workers in the Vineyard: Pia Herrera, Cierra Houchins
Fr. Thomas Cain Aquinas Medal: Jude Galbraith
Monostori Scholar Award: John Bredemann
Neuhoff Physics & Astronomy Award: Matthew Melendez
Adrian Van Kaam Award: Laura Talbot, Caroline Watanabe
Outstanding Theology Student Award: Taran Schwartz
Graduating seniors will receive their degrees on Sunday, May 18, during the 2014 Commencement Ceremony for the Constantin College of Liberal Arts, the Satish & Yasmin Gupta College of Business undergraduate program, the Braniff Graduate School of Liberal Arts and the School of Ministry.


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BOSTON, Mass. -- The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) has obligated more than $6.5 million to reimburse state and local governments in New Hampshire for costs incurred in three snow storms that hit the state earlier this year, according to disaster recovery officials. Total aid for the storms is $6,892,023.87.The funds were allocated through FEMA's Public Assistance program. President George W. Bush declared the emergencies after a request from Governor John Lynch following the storms.JANUARY STORM DAMAGE
News: New Hampshire Snow
August 25, 2005
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April 7, 2005
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NEWINGTON, N.H. -- Briefings have been scheduled throughout New Hampshire to explain the application process to obtain federal assistance to supplement state and local governments' costs for cleanup of two recent record or near-record snowfalls Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) officials announced today.
March 30, 2005
News Release
WASHINGTON, D.C. -- Federal disaster funds have been made available for New Hampshire to supplement the emergency response to the record snowfall that hit the state in late January, the head of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security's Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) announced today.


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Brown, lawmakers strike budget deal that cuts children's healthcare program
SACRAMENTO — Gov. Jerry Brown and Democratic legislative leaders on Thursday agreed to the final pieces of a budget deal that includes additional cuts in child-care subsidies for low-income working mothers, fewer grants to college students, tougher welfare-to-work requirements and the elimination of a children's health care program that serves nearly 900,000 children.
Brown praised the agreement as one that "strongly positions the state to withstand the economic challenges and uncertainties ahead," but medical providers and children's health advocates assailed the deal-closing agreement to eliminate the Healthy Families Program as a reckless decision that will imperil the well being of children.
"What the governor has proposed will undoubtedly ensure that those kids now have a harder time getting access to care," said California Medical Association President Dr. James Hay.
Under the agreement, which legislative leaders said will be voted on Tuesday, children of low- and moderate-income families now enrolled in Healthy Families would be transitioned into Medi-Cal beginning in January.
An estimated 20,000 children are covered by Healthy Families in Ventura County, said Mike Powers, executive officer for Ventura County.
Although state officials had not yet completed an estimate of the expected savings, Brown estimated that a largely similar plan included in his January budget proposal would save $64 million in the coming budget year, with that amount increasing in future years. Most of the savings would be realized by paying rates to doctors and other health care providers who treat patients insured by Medi-Cal that are about 25 percent lower than rates paid for treating children insured by Healthy Families.
Advocates say that will make it far more difficult for families to find doctors who are willing to provide care to their children.
"The governor and Legislature are experimenting with the health of 900,000 children," said Peter Manzo, president and CEO of United Ways of California. "Shifting all those children out of a popular, successful program, with no guarantee that they'll actually have access to providers, is an unprecedented and reckless move."
Senate President Pro Tem Darrell Steinberg, D-Sacramento, said the agreement is "not fundamentally different" from the budget plan approved by lawmakers last week. "We were able to find middle ground with the governor that protects people in need while at the same time realizes significant savings."
Legislative leaders agreed to Brown's proposal to limit CalWORKs benefit eligibility to two years, rather than four, for many recipients. But Brown did not get the sharp reduction in cash assistance paid to children that he was seeking, cuts that would have reduced assistance to those children's families to 25 percent of federal poverty guidelines.
In total, the budget will be somewhat less than the $92.1 billion general fund spending plan already approved by lawmakers. The changes will be incorporated in amendments and implementing legislation that the Legislature will take up next week. Brown is expected to sign the package of bills next week, in time for the July 1 start of the new fiscal year.
The spending plan increases funding for schools and sets them on course to receive significant increases over the next four years — but only if voters approve a temporary tax increase sought by Brown that has now qualified for the November ballot.
If that tax measure is rejected, the plan calls for an additional $6.1 billion in cuts to be triggered in the fall — nearly all of it to K-12 education ($5.5 billion) and higher education ($500 million).
The agreement also guarantees that counties will continue to get $250 million in property tax revenues that previously had been collected by now-defunct redevelopment agencies and then passed along to counties. The Legislature's original budget plan sought to have that money divided among all local governments in the same manner as other property taxes, which would have resulted in most of it going to schools.
Paul McIntosh, executive director of the California State Association of Counties, called that "a very welcome piece of good news in an otherwise difficult budget environment."
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Purple may be the color of royalty, but lilac is truly the Queen's color. For a visit (with Prince Philip, natch) to the Bank of London, QE2 wore a textured coat dress in the palest of lilacs, accessorized with a vibrant violet brooch, light purple eye shadow, and black gloves matched to her classic handbag matched to her sensibly-heeled black loafers.
Is it just us, or is she starting to age backwards?
Please note that she matched her eyeshadow to her outfit.
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The onset of the holiday season means you'll probably be entertaining a relative or two before the year is out. Maybe you'll even be hosting the main holiday meal at your home, complete with family or friends as overnight "guests." With all the focus on the holiday festivities (and the decorating and cooking prep involved), we sometimes neglect to plan for pre- and post-holiday breakfasts. Unless you can talk Aunt Susie into making her special blueberry muffins or convince your visiting relatives to go out for a nice family breakfast while they are here, most guests are up bright and early in search of that wake-me-up cup of coffee and something to nibble on between sips. What better way to leisurely catch up with family news, right?
Resident cooks, however, are often up late and rising early to slice, marinate, defrost and ice ... who has time to make breakfast? So, work smart ... plan ahead for those minor meals that also make the holidays merry and bright! Epicure offers some helpful tips:
Wherever possible, prep ahead:
Purchase holiday paper plates, bowls, napkins, utensils, etc. to brighten breakfast meals. (It's the one meal where you can gracefully get away with it!)
Prepare large batches of homemade granola (see recipe) and store weeks ahead of your guests' arrival.
Breakfast meats (bacon, sausages) can be pre-cooked and frozen. Re-heat in the microwave just before serving. Don't overcook before freezing.
Measure out carafes of premium coffee grinds, put in freezer-safe baggies, label and freeze. Type up instructions for making coffee in your specific coffeemaker and enclose in a plastic binder sheet for protection.
Before you turn in each night (or assign your kitchen helper to do it):
o Set up the coffeemaker to be ready to go with the instruction sheet nearby or put coffeemaker on auto-timer.
o Leave out fruit, cereals, non-refrigerated condiments, etc. on countertops for parents of young kids and early risers to help themselves.
Provide a range of choices:
Consider that individual guests may be on diets, have dietary restrictions, etc. Ask about special dietary needs ahead of time to avoid last-minute scurries to the grocer. As guests arrive, ask about their preferred morning regimes.
Offer cold, on-the-run choices (e.g. fruit, yogurt, bagels, muffins) and hot, sit-down options (e.g. eggs, toast, breakfast meats) daily. If you can, provide choices for young kids, teens, adults, elderly guests. Agree on one breakfast during the visit where everyone will join in and make that the most elaborate breakfast meal.
Elegant Eggs, Perfect Pancakes & Wonderful Waffles:
Eggs: Whether "over easy" or "sunny side up," fried eggs are great for a breakfast crowd. They can be served with breakfast meats and other dishes or alone. Stack several small fry pans on back of stove for easy access. If frying a lot, slightly undercook and transfer them to a baking sheet oiled with cook spray in a 200-degree oven. Divide sections for different eggs or use separated sheets. Also, consider omelets if you have pre-cut stuffing ingredients.
Pancakes: Use a simple batter recipe (i.e. Bisquick), then add 1 or more tasty ingredients for variety, e.g. mashed banana, blueberries, strawberries, chocolate chips, etc. Leave adequate space between pancakes for flipping. Try to flip only once, after bubbles appear on top side and bottom side is brown. Place on oven rack on towel-lined sheet in 200-degree oven to keep warm until served.
Waffles: Use a pastry brush or cooking spray to grease waffle iron for the first few times to get the iron well oiled. Use the first waffle as your throwaway sample to test for batter, evenness, timing, etc. Use a kitchen helper to flip waffles between two hands: "airing" them with give crisper edges and prevent sogginess. Place on oven rack on towel-lined sheet in 200-degree oven to keep warm until served.
Some anonymous cook probably said: "Offer a satisfying breakfast in the morning, and you'll have willing kitchen helpers all day long!" So, rev up your engines for the holidays and rev up your holiday breakfasts as well.
Jacqui lives in Danville with her pug, Nina Simone, and volumes of cookbooks and recipes. Her column runs every other week. E-mail her at email@example.com.
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Report No. 2011-112
December 2011
Complete Report
Findings in the audit of the Schuyler County Collector and Property Tax System
Missing Monies
Property tax receipts of at least $568,974 are missing. A lack of oversight and a failure to segregate duties allowed the missing monies to go undetected. The former County Collector collected receipts but did not deposit some monies, issued checks from the County Collector's official bank account made payable to herself, and used error-correction fluid to alter tax book entries. Because of inadequate and incomplete records, the auditors could not determine whether additional monies are missing. Law enforcement authorities were alerted, and criminal charges have been filed against the former County Collector.
Property Tax System Controls and Procedures
The county did not prepare a separate delinquent property tax book, and to conceal the missing monies, the former County Collector improperly increased the delinquent tax totals on her annual settlements. No one totals the unpaid entries in the tax books, and as a result, the County Clerk and County Commission did not verify the delinquent tax totals. State law requires the County Collector to prepare the delinquent tax listings, the County Commission to examine and correct the listings and the County Clerk to make the listings into delinquent tax books and charge the County Collector with the amount of delinquent taxes to be collected.
The County Assessor's office recorded changes to property assessments on unnumbered manual forms which the former County Collector used to compute tax amounts and post additions and abatements manually to the tax books, and neither the County Clerk nor the County Commission verified the accuracy and completeness of the tax book additions and abatements made by the former County Collector.
Neither the County Clerk nor the County Commission adequately reviewed or verified the amounts on annual settlements prepared by the former County Collector, which allowed incorrect amounts on the settlements to go undetected.
County Collector's Controls and Procedures
The former County Collector did not record some property tax receipts on abstract reports and did not adequately reconcile receipts to bank deposits. Proper internal controls over receipts should include recording all paid tax statements on daily abstract or receipt lists, reconciling the lists to bank deposits, and reconciling the method of payment received to the composition of deposits.
The former County Collector did not always perform, or did not maintain documentation of, monthly bank reconciliations and did not adequately reconcile liabilities to the bank account balances. At June 30, 2011, identified liabilities exceeded the adjusted bank balance by $18,665.
The former County Collector did not issue receipts slips for some partial payments, did not use numbered receipt slips for partial payments, and did not maintain a ledger or other record to adequately identify partial payments collected and balances due from each taxpayer.
Commissions and Written Agreements
The former County Collector withheld commissions at a higher rate than allowed by law. The County Collector withheld approximately $5,250 more per year than she was entitled to withhold, which she remitted to the General Revenue Fund. The former County Collector also improperly withheld and remitted to the General Revenue Fund a one-half percent mailing commission on railroad and utility taxes, totaling $5,885 for tax years 2007 through 2010. The county collects property taxes for various cities in the county but did not have up-to-date written agreements for these services. State law requires such contracts to be in writing.
In the areas audited, the overall performance of this entity was Poor.*
American Recovery and Reinvestment Act 2009 (Federal Stimulus)
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Minnie enjoyed doing seamstress work, cooking, and hosted many gourmet parties. She also enjoyed square dancing, playing bingo, and traveling throughout the country. She especially enjoyed her vacations in California and Florida. She was a communicant of St. Regis Catholic Church. She was very conscious in how she dressed and wore her makeup and jewelry. She was proud of her accomplishments in life and talked about it to whoever would listen to her.
She leaves behind many nieces, nephews, and cousins. Her special great, great niece, Bernice Lazore, who took care of her affairs in the past few years, and declared her to be her representative form the time she returned to Akwesasne as a resident of Tsiionkwanonhsote Long Term Care in September 2004. Also close to her were Great, Great nieces from Kahnawake, Kateri Deer and Norma Canoe; Esther Mitchell and Rose Thompson from Akwesasne. These relatives visited her quite frequently. She will be missed by her caregivers at the home, and many friends and family members.
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More Navigator fixes, the road from St. Petersburg to Beijing
St. Petersburg is a beautiful city! Other than the nightly battles with mosquitos in my hotel room, the trip was excellent. I spent a week meeting with engineers who are working on NetBeans plugins, and finally got to meet a lot of people I'd conversed with via email. We've got a great group of folks there.
Nevsky Prospect in St. Petersburg at sunset
Saturday, my friend Martin Ryzl, the original author of, and current manager of the development team for the NetBeans Mobility Pack and I flew from St. Petersburg to Beijing. It was the first trip for both of us to both cities. Particularly interesting was when the plane did a 180 degree turn in the middle of the runway (there are three sets of wheels, two under the wings and one in the middle - reverse the directions of the wing sets and pivot) - it was a disconcerting moment when we suddenly seemed to be executing an impossibly tight turn on the runway for our stop in Novosibirsk.
For the Novosibirsk to Beijing leg, I bug-fixed and growled and cursed at my laptop, while Martin glowingly showed me one after another another cool thing his guys had implemented in Mobility, that he hadn't had a chance to try before, but could include in his demo - for example, a stack trace from KVM only gives you a bytecode offset; NetBeans will now reverse engineer a real stack trace for you by reading the class file. You can now edit guarded blocks in the editor. Mobility just keeps getting cooler.
Martin Ryzl in the cavernous hall of Sun's temporary digs in St. Petersburg
The plane flight was productive. In a recent blog I listed some interesting line switches that affect the behavior of the Navigator component in NetBeans. A couple people pointed out that some of them were no longer working in NetBeans 5.0. Plane flights are a great time to get things working, so now they all are. A quick recap (with some new ones):
- nb.navigator.singleclick - one click to navigate between methods instead of double clicking
- navigator.string.abbrevs - strategically omit characters from method names to keep from needing a horizontal scrollbar (far from perfect, but handy)
- nb.navigator.relatedItems - highlight all callers of the selected method/field (currently infrequent false positives, working on it)
- nb.navigator.decorate - show overriding method names in bold, final stuff in italic. The performance problems with this feature seem to be much better in 5.0 trunk builds - might even be viable to turn on by default - we'll see
- nb.navigator.noscroll - Having Navigator scroll when the caret moves can be distracting; this disables auto scrolling. Works best if you dock Navigator to the right of the editor so it has a lot of height - for most java files, all methods will be displayed, and horizontal real estate is less critical than vertical screen real estate.
- nb.navigator.reordering - Allow (in natural sort mode only - right click and choose it from the menu) you to drag and drop methods to reorder them in your sources
See my earlier blog for details on how to use them; in a nutshell, start NetBeans with, e.g.,
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Beijing is fascinating. We did a full on NetBeans Day, in preparation for JavaChina
tomorrow. It was very well attended and a lot of fun - Gregg Sporar did a nice write up of it.
People who know me know I have a perverse love of non sequiturs and mistranslations - even to the point of writing software that generates its very own non-sequiturs (almost a decade ago, but it still works...as well as it ever did). While my all time favorites come from an English menu in Warsaw, fascinating sayings in English abound. The following can hardly be called a mistranslation - this ATM machine is perfectly succinct and to-the-point:
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Martin and I had lunch at a pleasant restaurant near the hotel yesterday - I ordered "The farmer is small to fry the meat" - it was yummy:
The food here has been fascinating and wonderful - particularly something called "Chrysanthemum water with honey" was wonderfully refreshing after a dehydrating international flight.
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Former Carbon County Sergeant Christopher Howard Basso, 38, was sentenced on Monday to 30 days in jail and three years probation.
In March of 2013, Basso was charged by the Carbon County Attorney's office with offenses that included burglary, drug possession and tampering with evidence. The probable cause statement provided at that time, alleged that Basso was on administrative leave from the Sheriff's Department in January 2013 when he entered the sheriff's office and removed methamphetamine and another Schedule I or II drug from the evidence room.
The original charges included third-degree felony burglary, two counts of possession of controlled substance in a drug-free zone which are both second-degree felonies and evidence tampering a Class A misdemeanor.
Basso accepted a plea arrangement in October of last year that reduced two of his charges from felonies to misdemeanors and agreed to plead guilty to one felony count of drug possession and misdemeanor tampering.
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Moxie Releases Social Chat That Integrates with Facebook APIDecember 10, 2012 – 5:13 pm
Enterprise social technology provider Moxie Software is releasing a new social sales and customer service application that uses the Facebook Graph API to allow direct engagement with and targeting of customers via their Facebook profiles. The Engage Plus app is available with Moxie's Chat Spaces live social chat support solution.
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Microsoft has, legitimately or not, been chasing many Android OEMs for the last few months regarding alleged IP infringements, and the last "victim" in the list of companies is Samsung, which is likely a milestone in this process.
Now I don't know if Microsoft has a legitimate case or not (I don't even know what the supposed infringements are – if anyone knows something then I'd be interested in hearing it), but I am inclined to think they do have a case given the number of OEMs that have quietly agreed to pay MS without any legal dispute, but maybe even more so because of Google's absolute silence throughout this time.
But if Microsoft even goes after big players such as Samsung then no one is safe; even Google, with their own Nexus branded phones, could then potentially be a target it would appear; in fact, it only makes sense for them to eventually also become a Microsoft 'payee'. The problem is that these payments do not make Google look good as it gives the impression that Google is incapable of protecting its licensees (heck, judging by Google's silence they actually are right now!). But I am sure they are extremely worried about the situation and it seems unlikely that they will continue to sit by idly while Microsoft not only earns money from Android but also their own Windows Phone 7, which will also [unfortunately] likely increase its market share. Thus Google are probably hard at work looking at a way/strategy/solution to end Microsoft's "persecution".
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To date, 15 NPOCs have been set up, these are in: Austria, Belgium, Czech Republic, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Italy, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Portugal, Romania, Spain and the United Kingdom. Their status differs depending on whether an institute or centre for space law exists in the country and on the legal strucuture chosen by its members.
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YOG Singapore 2010, Day 5: Seven finals, 13 countries on the podium, six medals for Australia
"Variety" was the key-concept of the fourth session of finals at the Youth Olympic Games, taking place in Singapore. Throughout the seven finals contested, no less than 13 nations earned medals in the pool of the Sports School; two of them – Singapore and Kuwait (competing in these Games under the IOC flag) – were on a swimming Olympic podium for the first time; Australia was the most prolific country, with no less than six awards (one gold, two silver and three bronze) in this session; China, with two gold, comfortably reinforced the lead of the medal chart; Italy won the first race of these Games; to complete the scenario, the many spectators and young students that filled the stands of the venue were even awarded with a shared medal (bronze) in the men's 50m backstroke.
It all started with the men's 50m free, and the easy triumph of Andrii Govorov, from Ukraine, in a time of 22.35. Govorov was not the fastest on the starting blocks, but took the lead of the short race immediately after breaking the surface of the water. It was the first medal for the Ukrainian boys' delegation, who had in Daryna Zevina its best performer so far (two medals in the women's backstroke events). Australia would win its first award of the day, with the silver going to Kenneth To (22.82, third medal in Singapore), while Spain got the bronze thanks to Aitor Martinez (ESP).
Quite thrilling was the men's 200m breaststroke, where Nicholas Schafer (AUS) had qualified with the fastest time of the semis. In the decisive race, Flavio Bizzarri (ITA) took the initiative very soon and was in the lead at the 50m and 100m-mark. He lost the first place at the 150m-turn (to Schafer), but managed to recover the first place and victory in 2:13.31. It was the first gold medal for his country at these Games, after a silver and a bronze in the previous sessions. Schafer finished third (2:13.72), behind Anton Lobanov (RUS, 2:13.65, and third award of the competition).
In a session rich in 50m events (besides freestyle, none of the other 50m strokes are on the programme of the traditional Olympic Games), the women's shortest race in butterfly saw the supremacy of China's Lan Liu, who earned gold in 26.97. It was a very close race, with Italy's Elena Di Liddo getting the silver in 27.06 and, relatively far, Anna Santamans (FRA) finishing third (27.31). Besides Liu, all the remaining seven finallists touched home within second 27 (27.06 for the silver and 27.86 for the eighth ranked swimmer).
Italy's Flavio Bizzarri - credit: SPH-Syogoc/Mugilan Rajasegeran
Then, the most unexpected podium of the day, with Christian Homer, from Trinidad & Tobago, getting the gold in 26.36. Extremely close, the results of the race were only understandable looking at the scoreboard: that was when the local spectators understood that their swimmer – Singapore's Rainer Kai Wee Ng – has earned silver in 26.45. The bronze was shared by Abdullah Altuwaini (from Kuwait, but competing under the IOC flag, after the suspension of his NOC by the International Olympic Committee in 2009) and by Australia's Max Ackermann: both swimmers clocked 26.46. Never Singapore, nor Kuwait, had medalled at a swimming event at Olympic level, so this premiere confirms that these Games allow new countries to emerge at the youth level. Six countries are now in this situation: the above mentioned nations of this fourth session, plus Czech Republic, Israel, Portugal and Venezuela.
Much more conventional was the podium in the women's 100m breaststroke, with a very successful race for Canada: Tera van Beilen got the gold in 1:08.95, while her teammate Rachel Nicol finished third in 1:09.08. In the middle, the silver went to Australia's Emily Selig in 1:09.06. These three swimmers had the fastest times of the semi-finals. Also not very surprising was the victory of Yi Tang (CHN, 1:58.78) in the women's 200m free: perhaps, the facility in which she won was not so expected, as at the 125m-mark she was already one and a half body ahead of her main challengers. These included Boglarka Kapas, from Hungary, who got the silver in 2:00.99, and Emma McKeon (AUS), bronze medallist in 2:01.18. All the three medal winners of the race had already been on the podium at these Games, with Tang getting her third title.
China's Lan Liu - credit: SPH-Syogoc/Lim Sin Thai
Finally, the major question mark of the day was the men's 4x100m medley relay, in which Australia had clocked the fastest time of the heats, but where huge expectations surrounded the performances of both China and Russia in the decisive race. The "Aussies" confirmed their credentials and touched first in 3:42.50 (only the backstroke leg was not so successful – fourth at the 100m turn), but China and Russia could not reach the podium. The reason for the failure was in the free and last leg for both nations – respectively swum by Jun Dai and Andrey Ushakov. While Ushakov completed the two laps in 50.29, Dai was even slower, covering the final 100m in 51.16. Much faster, were France's Medhy Metella (49.25), and Germany's Kevin Leithold (49.35) – this final effort, gave the French (3:43.84) and the Germans (3:44.22) the silver and bronze medal. South Africa still had in Chad Le Clos a dynamic swimmer in the butterfly section (52.34), but this one-man achievement was not enough to do better than an overall sixth position.
The start of the men's 4x100m medley relay - credit: SPH-Syogoc/Lim Sin Thai
Quotes of the day
"I hope to be able to take a second medal for my country. Our country has not really succeeded at this sport. I hope to lift the level." – Cadell Lyons (TRI) is looking to add to a new medal to Trinidad and Tobago's tally when he competes in the youth men's 50m butterfly final on Thursday. His teammate Christian Homer claimed the Caribbean nation's gold in the 50m backstroke on Wednesday night
"Before the race, I talk to my lane and tell it what we're going to do." - Aitor Martinez (ESP), bronze medal in the men's 50m free
"When I finished the race it was pure relief. From yesterday until today I was thinking only of the race and improving my time. Although it wasn't faster today (than my qualifying time), at least it was enough to get a silver medal." - Singapore's Rainer Kai Wee Ng, silver medallist in the men's 50m backstroke
"We're just really excited about this. We came here with a backstroker, a breaststroker, a flyer and a freestyler, and we knew this was our event to shine. This was the one we were all focused on. I think we're just over the moon. We just did it all for each other. So happy. Can't ask for anything more than that." – Reaction of the Australian team, after the victory in the men's 4x100m medley relay
"I will finish my exams next year. After that I want to move to America or Australia. The swimming facilities there are so much better than in Hong Kong." - Lum Ching Tat (HKG)


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Students who have received only a failing grade on the doctoral preliminary examination will not be considered for the PhD program.
December 1 of 2nd year of MS/MPH:. Receipt deadline for a) statement of purpose, b) Epidemiology Application Form, and c) current CV.
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brain... how much can it hold?
how much information can the brain hold?
- Asked by A Hip Hop Guy, Male, Who Cares?, London, Student
It depends on sex. Men have the ability to hold virtually unlimited information. Women can't remember what we said to you yesterday.
- Response by angelicaam, A Sweet Sarah, Female, 36-45
I like this explanation:
- Response by kanaka, A Life of the Party, Male, 46-55, Dallas, Executive
i dont know but I'm full I keep lossing information
- Response by mrdigg, A Rebel, Male, Who Cares?, Who Cares?
The brain can hold an infinite amount of information, there truly is no limit. I think some people choose to keep their brain "empty" though cause it's easier for them.
- Response by watbuttondoipush, An Alternative Girl, Female, 36-45, Financial / Banking
Not sure how much Information the brain can hold, I don't really think there is a limit. But I do know that the older you get the harder it is to learn new things.
- Response by scorpiomom1, A Cool Mom, Female, 29-35, Medical / Dental
depends what you're tlaking bout.. short term memory.. like looking at a list for 30 seconds then taking the list away waiting a minute and trying to list them all it can hold 5-9 items with the average person holding 7...
- Response by blissfullysweet, A Sportif, Female, 18-21, Student
It's not any limit to that.
- Response by A Hip Hop Girl, Female, 18-21, Student
dont know, but i do know u can train it like a muscle to hold more than it did previously.Theoreticall y, there's virtually no limit to the amt of "stuff" it can ultimately hold.
- Response by bigjoe, A Guy Critical, Male, 29-35, London, Financial / Banking
In a pratical sense, I don't think there is an upper limit to the number of memories the brain can hold. The brian actually adds structures as needed to accomedate new memories or skills, etc. As for age, that's more a function of genetics and environment as to how healthy the brain stays, as the years go by.
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Gigabyte GTX580 Super Overclock Review
Introduction and Technical Specifications
Published: 20th October 2011 | Source: Gigabyte | Price: £419 |
The GTX580 is still, many months after it's release, the absolute single-GPU king.
Indeed the performance is so spectacular that if you're in the market for some hardcore performance then three of these will out-perform any quad-GPU setups such as GTX590s in SLI or Crossfire HD6990s.
So with this in mind we were excited to get the Gigabyte Super Overclock version of the GTX580 in the office. These are cherry-picked FM110 cores making sure that you get only the very best chips nVidia can produce on your card. The benefits of this are multiple. Not only does it ensure that you get a chip that will overclock like a demon, but also one that doesn't require a nuclear power plant strapped to it to do so. As if that isn't enough it also comes with Gigabytes first foray into the world of triple-fan coolers and they've gone the whole hog with a vapour-chamber as well as the massive heatpipe and fin arrangement we're used to.
You all know what the GTX580 is about by now, so we shall crack on.
Technical Specifications
As you can see out of the box it appears to be a fairly standard GTX580. Then you note those clock-speeds and get a feel that something special is going on with the Gigabyte GTX580 SOC. As is often the case though the specifications don't tell the full story. So let's grab a look at the card shall we.
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Actually two costs 946�. Gotta love the prizes in Norway
Gigabyte need to scrap the blue PCB though it looks nasty to me, black PCB FTW
Loved the witcher scene
One to look at in todays review is the 8xAA here. I'd go out on a limb and say that the reference 580 can-not be faster than either an oc'd 580 or indeed this card. (I'll bow to anyone who can explain how the same tech running slower can produce a faster result however)
I've noticed it in something like the 6970 reviews onwards. The base cards in many graphs being faster than the 'technically' faster card. This, not only is "wrong", but shows that something is wrong with the system being used for testing.
I'll harp on about it again, but I *think* it's your Windows 7 setups. Of course I can be wrong, but that's where I'd be looking.
Good write-up tho.
(where's my tissues)
i can only dream of the scores (FPSs) i would get on my rig with one of these bad boys in it.
(too many plans for the new build)
also folding the same WU with my matrix (at stock), i get the same ppd as you were getting with it OCed ? weird, and when i turned up the volts and the clock to what you have in your review i was getting around 20.7 - 21.1k ppd with it.... BUT it was hotter and much too loud.
6970cfx is an awesome setup mate, why would you even think about replacing them, unless they are too loud and hot. My min framerates are generally quite good, but on heaven the lowest I got was 5fps, which was at the beginning when the benchmark was starting so I'm not bothered.
I'm french from Dijon.
Here my bench score:
My CPU is overcloked :
Intel Core I3 530 2,93 Ghz to 3,9 Ghz
Free voltage and C6 State ON (1,8 to 3,9 Ghz)
Memory :
G.Skills Pi series 2000 Mhz cas 6 (2 x 2Go)
My GTX 480 is overclocked :
-GPU= 814 / 700 Mhz
-Shader= 1628 / 1401 Mhz
-Memory= 4250 / 3696 Mhz
-Voltage= 1,138 / 1,038 V
Hi everyone , i show my benchmark score to compare with others !
I'm french from Dijon.
Here my bench score:
A nice result you got there. It seems Unigine heaven doesn't like the Gigabyte GTX 580 SOC. Would you care to do a Crysis 2 Benchmark with the same settings as TTL, just so we can see what results you get . I ran the benchmark using the Adrenaline Crysis 2 Benchmark Tool and my Crysis 2 average with TTL's settings was 56.5.
If you want me to do a different bench , please tell me witch one
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RMF design staff utilized computer energy modeling to optimize the mechanical systems within the building to not only reduce energy usage, but to also show the interaction of different integrated design techniques.
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Stila Asian Exclusives Available Now
Alright girls. Fest up! Who stole the Stila Asian Exclusives right from under my little nose before I had a chance to purchase
Come clean! Who got them?
20% off is still ongoing at Stila and someone snatched up all the brand new Asian Exclusive palettes that are now available right here stateside!
Le sigh!
The Muse counts herself depressed!
To cheer herself up I'll post the gorgeous details of what's available (if they ever come back in stock).
If you choose to confess now and hand all your Stila goodies over to me I won't tell Santa what a naughty little chick you've been!
If you fail to hand over the goodies A plague o' all your houses (a little Shakespeare never hurt anyone)!
10/15/07 19:11 Taryn:
I am seriously lemming those glitter liners, and normally I don't like Stila stuff!
Also, I am dying to try the Lunasol Geminate Liquid Liners. What did you think of them, Muse? All of the Japanese liquid liners I've tried flake and peel.
I'd love to hear your opinion because I am thisclose to ordering the palette and liner!
10/15/07 19:15 Anonymous:
Hi Muse,
I am right with you on that one and I'm not even a die hard Stila fan! I just checked and a couple of things were showing in stock. RUN!!! Don't walk!!!
I also just sent a reply. No worries. =D
10/16/07 7:39 the Muse:
taryn, I have so many glitter liners but I wanna try stila glitter liners! hehe!
I haven't tried the liquid liners from lunasol yet! I haven't heard much in the way of reviews either.
I'm not sure. I'd personally skip and purchase something else! You can get liners here! Go for the a palette 😉
LOL Betsy! I want that Belle Palette and it's sold out dammit! I can't believe it!
The others are nice but I really wanted the belle!
It's all or nothing! *throws tantrum*
10/18/07 5:21 Irene:
Hey Muse!
I have an in with some stila folks, and have a few of the glitter liners, some colors that aren't available from stila stateside. If you're interested, you're more than welcome to them.
10/18/07 7:09 the Muse:
hellooooo Irene
You lucky duckling!
Thanks!!!!!!!!!!! That's very generous and I appreciate it big time
I can pay for 'em of course or I can swap you if you want 😉
Thanks so much!!!!!!
10/20/07 19:14 Irene:
Heya Muse! (Again. *lol*)
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Learn How to Play "Change" by Blind Melon
Learn how to play the song "Change" by Blind Melon with this easy acoustic guitar song lesson.
To play along with this particular lesson you will need to know the following easy beginner chords and they are: A Major, G Major and D Major. You should have no problem with these chords if you have been playing for a while. If you are still having trouble, just click the links above to reach lessons on each chord.
The next step to playing this song is learn the strumming pattern. Marty, the instructor in the video lesson below, teaches this song with the following strumming pattern: D D D D U U U D U D U with the "D" standing for "Down" and the "U" standing for "Up".
There are some other funky embellishments that Marty demonstrates in the song below that may be a little challenging for you. If you cannot do it, don't sweat it, just play the chords. You will see what I am talking about after watching the video.
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"Change" as Performed by Blind Melon
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Rat skull; symbol of ingenuity, cleverness, fortune, and prosperity. Brass with brass ball chain.
AMERICHANICAL, the new jewelry line by Los Angeles based Artist, Dax Savage, was BUILT FOR HARD TIMES.
This collection was created not only as a reminder of hard times of the past, but as generators of prosperity and good fortune in todayâs tough economy. The line artistically connects things associated with the rich (and poor) culture and history of America. All the stuff that has kept the gears of America grinding away, through the good times and the bad!
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She has been doing "folk" radio since 1995, first hosting an English and Celtic show at KEOS in Bryan-College Station, Texas, then an additional eclectic show, and finally a European roots music show on KPSU in Portland, Oregon. You can listen on the web at www.kpsu.org on Sundays from 11am to 1pm (That's Oregon time). Or if you are in Portland in your car, you can listen from noon to one at 1450 AM, the KBPS frequency.
Judith has written music reviews for Dirty Linen, FAME, RootsWorld, Tradition, and for herself, The Columbia Gypsy. Unlike the typical Green Man reviewer, most of what she reviews comes to her directly as radio promos. She is always very interested in music from Scotland and Finland. Right now her fleeting but immediate interest is in West Coast Balkan music.
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