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Echo Opens Branded Areas in Bloomingdale's
Echo, the accessories and home design formerly known as Echo Design, will open designated branded areas in five Bloomingdale's locations across the U.S.
— October 19, 2015
O'Riordan Named New CEO for Socks and Accessory Brands Global
Sock and Accessory Brands Global named Tom O'Riordan as its new chairman and chief executive officer.
— October 14, 2015
Master & Dynamic Expands Music Reach, Taps Erik Madigan Heck
Headphones company Master & Dynamic has tapped photographer Erik Madigan Heck as resident creative director.
— September 30, 2015
The Best of Resort 2016 Accessories: Part 1
WWD shopped the market for the best accessories of resort 2016.
— July 13, 2015
Elisabeth Koch's 'Hatiquette'
American milliner Elisabeth Koch offers a course called "Hatiquette" to corporate clients and finishing schools.
— June 28, 2015
Slow Factory, Shantell Martin Collaborate for "Le Petit Prince"
"Le Petite Prince" author Antoine de Saint-Exupéry is getting a special birthday present, courtesy of Slow Factory and artist Shantell Martin.
— June 25, 2015
Milliner Stephen Jones Preparing for Metropolitan Museum of Art Show
As next month's opening of "China:Through the Looking Glass" at The Costume Institute nears, milliner Stephen Jones has been hunkered down in the Metropolitan Museum of Art perfecting 120-plus head pieces.
— April 25, 2015
Rizzoli Launching Patricia Underwood Book
Patricia Underwood's four-decade-long career will be celebrated this spring with the release of a retrospective Rizzoli book. "Patricia Underwood: The Way You Wear Your Hat."
— April 21, 2015
Kate Spade Signs New Cold Weather Accessories Deal
It has signed an agreement with GBG Accessories Group, which is a wholly owned subsidiary of Global Brands Group Holding Ltd. in Hong Kong.
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According to a news release on the sheriff's department's Facebook page, a 1999 Ford pickup truck towing farm equipment driven by Nicholas J. Dubois, 36, of Luxemburg was struck in the rear by an oncoming 1998 Chevrolet Malibu driven by Tiffany M. Drouse, ...


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Hillsboro man arrested on animal abuse charge
HILLSBORO, Ore. - After someone reported a man abusing his pit bull, officers arrested the owner Monday night after finding the dog injured and blood smeared on the man's hands and shoes, Hillsboro police said.
It all started when police responded to the man's home at 860 N.E. Sunrise Lane in Hillsboro about 9:20 p.m. to investigate the abuse report, police said.
The resident, 22-year-old Brandon Matthew Nagy of Hillsboro, initially told officers he did not own a dog, police said. Later, he admitted he had a dog, and it was found in the garage with injuries to its head and tail area, police said. Officers also noticed blood on Nagy.
Police believe the man kicked the dog and threw it up against a shed in his backyard.
While checking his home, officers found an AK-47 rifle under his bed, police said. Because Nagy has a conviction for a prior felony drug charge, he was lodged in the Washington County jail for being a felon in possession of a firearm - in addition to second-degree animal abuse.
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Zombie Double Feature! DEAD MEAT WALKING + NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD
Thursday, October 18, 2012 – 8:00pm – TICKETS
LBCinematheque @ Art Theatre of Long Beach – 2025 E. 4th Street, Long Beach CA 90814
We are proud to present a one-night-only preview of director Omar J. Pineda's DEAD MEAT WALKING: A Zombie Walk Documentary – featuring never-before-seen footage of 2010 and 2011 Long Beach Zombie Walks! – followed by a Q&A with the filmmakers. Then stick around for the chilling classic that started it all – George A. Romero's 1968 horror masterpiece NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD!
A real-life zombie epidemic is spreading. Inspired by the increasing popularity of zombie movies and television shows, men, women and children from all walks of life use gruesome makeup and costumes to become a rotting mass of zombies moaning and staggering through city streets for Zombie Walks across the globe…
Dead Meat Walking: A Zombie Walk Documentary follows filmmaker Omar J. Pineda as he takes to the streets to document the Zombie Walk experience, from the average, small town Zombie Walk to a big city Zombie Pub Crawl (complete with zombie burlesque show!). He examines the Zombie Walk phenomenon from its inception at small events that included only a handful of zombies to larger, record-breaking events with thousands of participants. The film follows organizers of zombie walks in several US cities who, in the age of Facebook, Twitter and Myspace, are able to spread the zombie plague at a record pace. This documentary highlights the zombie walks in Philadelphia, Toronto and, yes, Long Beach!
Filmmaker Omar J. Pineda will be at our screening in person to discuss his experiences following zombies across America! We are so honored to host the world premiere of his film right here in Long Beach – home of the biggest Zombie Walk in America!
"They're coming to get you, Barbara…"
What better way to introduce a new zombie film to the world than to complement it with the classic that kicked off the zombie cinema invasion!? Our double-feature closes with a screening of Night of the Living Dead, George A. Romero's 1968 chiller starring Duane Jones, Judith O'Dea, and Karl Hardman. Famous as much for its groundbreaking and shocking scenes of violence as it is for its sage and nuanced social commentary, Night of the Living Dead has garnered decades of critical acclaim, and has been selected by the Library of Congress for preservation in the National Film Registry as a film deemed "culturally, historically or aesthetically significant." Not bad for an independent horror film!
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PULLMAN, Wash. – David Turnbull, a trumpet professor at Washington State University, was featured as a cornet soloist with the Fountain City Brass Band, one of the finest brass ensembles in the world.
The group recently won the U.S. Open Brass Band Championships held in St. Charles, Ill. The championships bring American and visiting bands together for the "gold standard" of brass band playing.
"We are enormously proud of Dave and this fantastic achievement," said Greg Yasinitsky, director of the WSU School of Music. "This impressive accomplishment adds to the recognition of our excellent faculty in the School of Music at Washington State University."
The Fountain City Brass Band, founded in 2002, is based in the greater Kansas City, Mo., area. They have won five U.S. open championships and four North American Brass Band Association championships since 2004. In 2004, they became the first American band – and first non-United Kingdom band in more than 50 years – to win a major competition in the U.K. at the Scottish Open Brass Band Championships.


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SINGAPORE » The speaker of Singapore's parliament has resigned over an extramarital affair with a government employee.
The resignation announced today is the latest scandal to both titillate and shock a country known for its strait -laced image.
Michael Palmer, the speaker and a member of Singapore's ruling People's Action Party, said his conduct was "improper" and a "serious error of judgment."
The woman Palmer had an affair with was employed by a government statutory board and worked in Palmer's constituency.
A new election will be held to fill Palmer's vacant seat in parliament.


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But it's just something I'm curious about.
Oddly enough I haven't worked with any bays before..but I'm fairly sure this isn't typical (though I could be wrong)
I have a 13 y/o bay TB gelding who has some random gray hairs spread throughout both his mane and tail. Is that a normal thing I'm just not aware of? Or is there some reason for it? I wouldn't think it would be age, but..who knows.
I don't really have any pictures that show them but they're just full gray hairs root to tip, sporatically placed..
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Allison, this is my kind of breakfast. I find I have to eat eggs in the morning for lasting energy to get me through these busy days.
I'm a fan of kale too, but haven't tried it in eggs yet. I've enjoyed your recipes and flavor combinations in the past, so I can't wait to give your beautiful baked eggs a try.


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Jimmy Fallon is premiering his new show with a bang.
NBC announced on Monday that Will Smith will appear on the February 17 debut of "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon." U2 will perform.
Justin Timberlake will close out the week, which will also include appearances by first lady Michelle Obama, Will Ferrell, Bradley Cooper, Kristen Wiig and Jerry Seinfeld.
Lady Gaga, Arcade Fire and Tim McGraw will perform during the week.
The first four episodes of Fallon's new show will air at midnight following the Sochi Winter Olympics. Its regular time slot is 11:35 p.m. Eastern.
Fallon replaces Jay Leno, who hosted "The Tonight Show" for 22 years. "Saturday Night Live" alum Seth Meyers is Fallon's successor; his "Late Night" show debuts Febraury 24. - Sapa-AP
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The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) has published a Q&A on the Implementation of the Regulation on short selling and certain aspects of credit default swaps.
The purpose of the Q&A is to promote common supervisory approaches and practices amongst the EU's national securities markets regulators on the requirements of the Short Selling Regulation once it comes into force on 1 November 2012. It will also provide clarity on the requirements of the new regime to market participants and investors.
Issues addressed by the Q&A
The document provides responses to questions posed by market participants, national securities markets regulators, and the general public in relation to the practical application of the forthcoming Short Selling regime. It addresses issues related to:
• territorial scope;
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Dark Horses
Which teams of 03/04 have the best chance of being the Lightning, Wild, and Ducks of last year? With each conference having its top spots locked up as usual it will be up to the rest of teams to battle it out for those last couple spots to get into the playoffs.
Florida- I'm really high on this team. This team has great young tlaent at every position and if they don't gel together this year they at least have a couple years down the road to come together and make the playoffs in the weakest division in hockey. With Roberto Loungo in net and young players such as Jokinin, Weiss, Hagman, and Bouwmesster this team just might make some noise next year.
Los Angeles- This may not be considered a dark horse or break out because this team was pretty good a year ago. They don't have much depth when it comes to offense but if Allison can stay healthy and if Ziggy can get hot then this team has a good chance. They got a average defense led by Miller and their goaltending will be as wonky as its gets with Cechmanek in net but he should be good enough to get them into the post season this year.
Columbus- I was really impressed when they got Sydor. This guy could do so much for a team in desperate need of help from the backend. They will miss Whitney but Nash should score more this year and Marc Denis is extrememly underated.
Phoenix- They got one of the top 5 goalies in the league with Sean Burke and the whole team underacheived last year some i'm looking for a better year from the yotes. The may have lost a great asset in Numminen but I think they are strong enough to fight through it and give any team a run for its money just as long as Burke stays around.
Rangers- Not a darkhorse by any means. With all the talent on that team they have no right being in this article but I just threw them in because they have to make the playoffs some year and with the East being weak this year this may just be it.


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My son was diagnosed with Autism and ADHD at the age of 5. My blog is about our journey through alternative therapy approaches for Autism. That led us to the gluten free, casein free (GFCF) diet. This diet is a major challenge, made tougher because we live in a small rural community in central... Full Bio


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Georgetown Powers Past Memphis In An Overtime Thriller
The Hoyas avenged last year's loss to the Hoyas in Memphis to extend their home winning streak to 26 games. In a game that went back and forth all the way through regulation, Georgetown exploded to a 79-70 victory after the overtime period. The 17th ranked Hoyas were out-rebounded by a wide margin, although they… »


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It winds its way south from Otsego Lake near Cooperstown, New York, through the northern and central ranges of the Appalachian Mountains in Pennsylvania. By the time it meets the Chesapeake Bay, the Susquehanna River has flowed 444 miles. With an average daily rush of 22 billion gallons of water, the Susquehanna is the largest contributor of freshwater to the Bay. The Bay was formed over 10,000 years ago when what was then the Susquehanna River was flooded by rising sea levels. The quality and quantity of waters from the Susquehanna and its tributaries directly affect the Bay's health and productivity.
All text and images courtesy of Watershed Radio. More information can be found on their
Susquehanna River
One of the great wonders of the Chesapeake Bay watershed is that you can stand in southern New York state and place a small wooden boat in one of the tributaries of the Susquehanna River and follow it into and through the Chesapeake Bay and then out into the Atlantic Ocean.
In the mid-Atlantic states, it's called the "Mighty Susquehanna." It's the largest river lying entirely within the United States that drains into the Atlantic Ocean and the 16th largest river in the United States. The River's 27,500-square-mile watershed covers parts of Maryland, Pennsylvania and New York. This is about 43 percent of the Bay's 64,000 square miles of drainage basin.
You might be standing by Otsego Lake, near Cooperstown, New York, when you put your boat into a stream and watch it float along with the current as water drains off the land and flows downstream. You realize you're about 290 miles from Baltimore, as the crow flies, but the way the streams and river wind their way over the land, your small boat will travel over 400 miles before it arrives at Havre de Grace, MD near the River's mouth.
During your travels you learn about the river and start to make some mental notes as you observe the native
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in the streams and see that over half of the river's watershed is covered in forests. Some of the history reveals that native tribes along the river were identified as Sasquesahannocks who eventually became known as Susquehannocks. Some say the Susquehannock word Queischachgekhanne, which may have been altered to Susquehannock, meant "the long reach river." Others think the word Susquehanock may have come from the Delaware Indian word saskwihannang. (To learn more about the name of the Susquehanna River, read Watershed Radio's
Misnamed River
The Susquehanna River is almost a mile wide as your boat floats by Harrisburg, PA. If you're following your boat during the summer, the river flows about 20 miles per day. When your boat reaches the mouth of the river, approximately 20 days after you started your journey, the Susquehanna is pushing 18 million gallons of freshwater a minute into the Chesapeake Bay. This is about 90 percent of the freshwater for the upper half of the Bay and about 50 percent for the entire Bay.
Now your boat is in the Chesapeake Bay and continues to make its way south. The freshwater of the river and salt waters of the ocean mix to form brackish water of salinities ranging from 0 parts per thousand (fresh) to over 30 parts per thousand at the Bay's mouth. Now your boat has completed its watershed journey as it is swept out into the Atlantic Ocean.
For more information on the Susquehanna River and its watershed, visit the website of the
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Members of UCU at the University of Sussex have today announced that they will be out on strike on Thursday 18 March.
At a packed emergency general meeting, members unanimously passed a motion that called for the strike action in response to the university's refusal to agree to talks or remove the threat of compulsory redundancies.
'This branch resolves to take industrial action in the form of a one-day strike on Thursday 18 March in response to the refusal by management to (i) accept mediation by ACAS and (ii) to remove the threat of compulsory redundancies. The branch further resolves to take industrial action, in the form a strike action or action short of a strike in the summer term, with details to be announced following a further general meeting.'
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The South Face of the Mountain
Powerful and inspired computer art requires a melding of the aesthetic and engineering sensibilities in the same person
In Japan, a miyadaiku (a carpenter trained in the ancient art of Japanese temple carpentry) attains special status from the Emperor if the temple he builds stands for more than a thousand years. "Such temples," said one of the last miyadaiku, the late Tsunekazu Nishioka, "stand not because of the magnificence of their design, but because the miyadaiku goes to the mountain, and selects trees from the south face of the mountain to be used for the south face of the temple, trees from the west face of the mountain for the west face of the temple, and so on for the other two sides." Because the building materials are carefully selected in order to respect the laws of nature, the temple can coexist in harmony with nature. Both the extrinsic and intrinsic qualities of the temple radiate its overall strength and beauty.
Whether we accept the specifics of the miyadaiku's explanation or not, the metaphor of harmony between the materials and the work of art is a powerful one. Indeed, although this story might seem quaint and old-fashioned, we can use it to explain the situation in the most high-tech of contemporary fields: computer art.
With a very few exceptions, all of today's computer art represents a collaboration between an artist and an engineer. The artist has the conception, but it is the engineer who understands the materials-the hardware and software-needed to realize this conception. This is very far from the harmony envisioned by the miyadaiku between conception and realization, materials and design. In fact, in today's computer art, the artist assumes the role of the creative genius while the engineer settles for the subordinate role of manual laborer. Although such collaborations can produce respectable artwork, they rarely lead to works of real power and inspiration. What is more, the situation is getting worse because relentless progress in information technology has widened the gap between artist and engineer: The artist has little understanding of the computer as a medium, and the engineer (who has no artistic training) is not allowed to unlock his creative potential in using the medium he has mastered.
How can we heal this split and unleash the deep creative power that is inherent in the new medium? I think the answer lies in re-engineering our teaching so that the same person can be a fully formed computer artist-both conceptualizer and engineer in one person. Not that I think this will be an easy process. Actually, today it is still a very difficult process, and one that can only be accomplished after significant trial and error, as my own career demonstrates.
Being proficient at both art and mathematics, I found it difficult to choose a major when I arrived as an undergraduate at MIT in 1984. However, as the dutiful son of a practical-minded father, who told me I would never make a living drawing "pretty pictures," I naturally chose the very practical and employable discipline of electrical engineering and computer science. I continued to pursue design as a hobby, and I would often venture into the various technology/art venues on campus seeking an undergraduate research fellowship that would combine my interests. However, the majority offered not an opportunity to achieve mastery in the arts, but instead a chance to fill the need of many artists for fluent technologists who would help develop incremental improvements in their efforts. My true salvation was the Rotch Library on campus, which houses a rich collection of examples of graphic arts, where I could delve into generations of "real" artists and see a depth to their craft that I could not find on campus.
I persevered in my "practical" study of engineering until I had earned my master's degree. At that point, my father startled me by declaring that I was now a man and was free to pursue my own interests. Liberated by his permission, I immediately left for Japan to study graphic arts in the traditional way.
In 1990 I entered the Institute of Art and Design at Tsukuba University. Tsukuba was a Bauhaus-influenced arts and design school with very few computers (there was only one Macintosh on hand), and I was suddenly free from the daily e-mail grind. The absence of high technology was very calming, as was the traditional atmosphere. I experienced a sense of gratitude for being able to think with my hands in harmony with my mind. I had been taught to honor tradition from an early age, and so the didactic ways of art school suited me very well; I was pleased to steep myself in the graphic traditions of the Japanese masters in such arts as typography, fine printing and sculpture.


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The Shard is often referred to as Europe's 'first vertical city'. The stunning glass facade has quickly become one of the most recognisable sights in the city.We combine the Shard with an afternoon on the river, indulging in a leisurely afternoon tea. Enjoy a selection of cakes, sandwiches and scones served with cream and ham. Unwind in the company of Big Ben, St Paul's Cathedral and Tower Bridge as you sail right though the heart of the capital on board a vessel with panoramic windows.
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On Wednesday, March 25, the WCSU Full Board will review and discuss Phase 2 of the Efficiency Study completed by George Cormier. The presentation will take place during the WCSU Full Board Meeting at U-32 in the cafeteria at 6:00. To see the complete phase 2 study look through the following links: Phase 2 part 1 : Phase 2 part 2 : Joint School District Model
On Wednesday, December 3, Michael Deweese, Ed.D. will present the WCSU 2014 Efficiency Study Phase 1 to the WCSU Full Board. This study was commissioned by the WCSU Executive Committee to help answer the important and timely question: "How can we improve our students' learning by finding further efficiency in our supervisory union?" The presentation will take place at U-32 in the cafeteria at 6:15. To see the complete study please click the following link: http://www.wcsuonline.org/images/stories/WCSU%20FINAL%2012.03.14.pdf
On May 28th, Dr. Brad Witzel presented the findings and recommendations of the WCSU Comprehensive Math Review to the WCSU Full Board. He reported on the 5 areas of focus: Math Vision, Math Leadership, Math Assessment System, Teacher Efficacy & Instructional Practice, and Math Professional Development.
Please click here to read the Executive Summary Report.
To see a recording of the presentation please click on the following link. http://vp.telvue.com/preview?id=T01221&;video=199687
For the full version of WCSU Happenings click here.
WCSU Review – Bill Kimball
In this issue of Washington Central Happenings, Jen Miller-Arsenault has provided a debriefing of the January 20th in-service day, as well as information regarding upcoming professional development opportunities. Kelly Bushey gave an overview for the summer planning, and the Technology Department supplied an update showing the breakdown of projects they've worked on during the past few months. Take a look at the Alphabet Soup translations and who our winner was for the contest. Finally, this round of "Celebrating What's Right" examines healthy eating and "Fun Fitness" happening around the supervisory union.
I would also like to take this opportunity to provide a brief overview of the budgets WCSU is presenting to the towns for FY 14-15, along with information regarding equalized pupil changes. The district school boards have been very diligent and have kept our budgets at reasonable rates, some even lower than expected.
The main driver behind this information pertains to the increases from the state and impact from the Common Level of Appraisal.
Listed below is a table containing the percentage of expense increases and net tax impact from each of the Elementary Schools and the U-32 budget.
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Calais Elementary
Doty Memorial
East Montpelier Elem.
Rumney Memorial
This next table contains information regarding the impact for each of the Elementary Schools and U-32's proposed budgets for FY 14-15 with equalized pupil changes. * (See *Note.)
Proposed FY14-15 Budgets w/Equalized Pupil Changes
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*Note: This table does not include the impact of the Common Level of Appraisal or the state-wide property tax rate set by the legislature.
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The mission of USGBC North Carolina is to transform the way buildings and communities are designed, built and operated, enabling an environmentally and socially responsible, healthy, and prosperous environment that improves the quality of life.
Primarily the North Carolina Chapter intends to accomplish its mission through leadership and coalition building with public and private sector entities and residents as a whole – fostering collaboration with key stakeholders in the community to accelerate the adoption of green practices, policies and programs. Partnering with the city and county governments, educational facilities, public agencies, the private sector, and non-profit groups, the statewide chapter will provide education, information, technical assistance and training.


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ObamaCare Could Result in Nearly 35,000 Fewer Full Time Workers in South Carolina
Columbia – Today, Americans for Prosperity, the nation's largest advocate for health care freedom, released a new ad, in response to the latest CBO report showing Obamacare will cost the nation an equivalent of 2.3 million jobs. According to a related report by Americans for Tax Reform, nearly 35,000 jobs will be lost in South Carolina alone.
AFP-SC state director Dave Schwartz, said: "Not only will ObamaCare dramatically lower the quality of care for all South Carolinians, but now the latest CBO report proves that we will lose the equivalent of 35,000 full time jobs because of this terrible law."
Watch 'Trapped by Obamacare' here!
AFP President Tim Phillips said, "We've seen how ObamaCare is hurting families through cancelled plans and rising costs, but now it is clear the law will hurt American jobs and slow economic growth. The White House can spin this however they want, but the American people want jobs, not ObamaCare."
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By Karen
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Comments about Plastic Tablecloth Clips:
I bought these to keep my outdoor tablecloth from flying around in the wind. When I put food on the table, I don't want the ends of the cloth to fly over the food, so I bought these. When it gets windy and the cloth moves around, these fall off. It is a great concept and creative idea, but they need to make them slightly larger and wider.
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By Ruth
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These clips make it much easier to dine on our deck. The tablecloths we use are held down when it's windy and don't fly in the faces of our guests!
Bottom LineYes, I would recommend this to a friend
Tried on table, works good
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Keeping tableclothes down
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By Barb
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On my deck for my table.
They do the job
By CK
from Northeast of USA
Though not of the best construction, these do the job we purchased them for: keeping the tablecloth on the table, preventing it from flying everywhere when there is a high wind.
Best on a windy day
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Nice to have a regular table cloth on my porch table and not have to worry about the wind blowing it off.Don't have to hold it down with rocks or books.
I would by this porduct again.
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Well constructed design who would have thought, spring loaded.Very well done and made. Seems they will fit any table.
This product works great.
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This product is great, If you had one's that fit on really thick picnic tables and those thick folding tables, that would be great. This is a great product that works well for me.
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I have purchased other tablecloth clips before. The were cheaply made and didn't last very long. I was very excited when these arrived. They are a quality product, and I'm sure will hold up very well. Living in Florida they will definately get a work out. As the old saying goes....you get what you pay for. I would recommend them to all.
These really work on picnic tables!
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We spent a week at a lakefront cabin and these clips held during several storms with winds. I used 4 clips on the picnic table.


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Officials have ruled the death of a Glen Rock man who went missing last year as a suicide.
Thomas Augustyniak, 53, went for a walk on April 24 and never returned home.
His body was found Saturday in a wooded area of Prettyboy Reservoir in northern Baltimore County.
The Maryland Medical Examiner's Office said Wednesday that Augustyniak had hanged himself.
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|Neuroprotective effects of T-817MA against noise-induced hearing loss.
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|Oxidative stress, including reactive oxygen species and other free radicals, is thought to play an important role in neuronal cell death, including noise-induced hearing loss. 1-{3-[2-(1-Benzothiophen-5-yl)ethoxy]propyl}azetidin-3-ol maleate (T-817MA), a novel neurotrophic agent, protects against oxidative stress-induced neurotoxicity. This study examines the effects of T-817MA in noise-induced ototoxicity in the cochlea. Guinea pigs received treatment with T-817MA-enhanced water (0.2, 0.7 mg/ml) or untreated water (control) beginning 10 days prior to noise exposure and continuing through this study. All subjects were exposed to 4-kHz octave-band noise at 120-dB SPL for 5h. Auditory thresholds were assessed by sound-evoked auditory brainstem response at 4, 8, and 16kHz, prior to and 10 days following noise exposure. Hair cell damage was analyzed by quantitative histology. T-817MA significantly reduced threshold deficits and hair cell death. These results suggest T-817MA reduces noise-induced hearing loss and cochlear damage, suggesting functional and morphological protection.
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I could not agree more with Ellen Goodman's recognition of the problem when ideology, not science, guides educational efforts (1/4, Opinion, "Abstinence-only sex ed fails another truth test"). She failed to mention, however, that in general, a progressive ideology guides such efforts.
For example, she might have mentioned the failure of teaching moral relativism in place of character education. Furthermore, she could have mentioned the disastrous failure of the self-esteem movement in which the empty praise of students replaced genuine opportunities to boost self-esteem (that is, by actually succeeding), or teaching Darwin's theory of evolution to students as scientific fact.
She might have also mentioned the effort on the part of educational reformers to eliminate competition from the classroom, in spite of the failure of such efforts to pass the truth test.
Thank you, Ellen, for reminding us that educational efforts often fail because they are guided by ideology, not by sound research.
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A big thanks to Huffinpuffin2 for alerting me to some problems at the final. The original container was stolen and the replacement was roughed up a little. I figure that if they want to mess with the cache so badly, I'll just move it and let them find something else to do. So, please note the update in the description as to the math that needs to be done once you've gotten the puzzle solved using the photos. If this new location works out, I'll redo the photos with new numbers.Keep on cachin' in the free world!Bruce
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CDSS Library
Online Collections
We are pleased to provide these publications, most now out of print, here on the web. We ask only that you respect the authors' intention and generosity in making these materials available free of charge (although donations to our programs are always welcome!). We are actively expanding our online offerings and welcome your suggestions for additional material you would find useful.
- Cracking Chestnuts videos: A page with links to YouTube videos of all of the classic American contra dances that are featured in the CDSS publication Cracking Chestnuts: The Living Tradition of Classic American Contra Dances.
- Ken Sheffield's collected dances (pdf) The entire collection of Sheffield's "From Two Barns" volume 1-10.
- Charles Bolton's collected dances (html, pdf) The entire collection of both Bolton's "Retreads" series and his original dances.
- Mary Dart: Contra Dance Choreography: A Reflection of Social Change (HTML)
Originally published by Garland Publishing, Inc., New York & London, 1995
Mary Dart's classic study explores "the way the choreography of the contra dance, a folk dance tradition brought to us from the British Isles, has been changing, particularly over the last twenty years." The book, based on interviews with callers, dance composers and musicians, looks at new dances, how they are composed, and what aesthetic and cultural principles underlie the choreographic choices made. A "doc" version is also available for download.
- Robert G. Dalsemer, West Virginia Square Dances (html format)
Originally published by Country Dance and Song Society, 1982
Dalsemer describes dance figures as done in five rural West Virginia communities in the mid- to late-1970s and reports on their regular dance events, including programming, type of audience, price and method of admission, and the traditions of figure calling and musical performance. The history of each dance event is discussed, as is their on-going process of evolution. With appendices: a list of tunes commonly played for square dances; transcriptions of calls; and tunes for caller Worley Gardner's singing and semi-singing calls.
Single copies may be printed from this website. Please contact CDSS if you wish to print multiple copies.
A CD-ROM with embedded audio files is also available, through the CDSS Store.
- Robert M. Keller, The Dancing Master, 1651-1728: An Illustrated Compendium (online database, CD-ROM)
The Compendium can be found at http://www.izaak.unh.edu/nhltmd/indexes/dancingmaster/ LINK. It is a searchable database of all known country dances published in the various editions of The Dancing Master, published by John Playford, Henry Playford and John Young, from 1651-1728 in London, with facsimiles of each "unique" dance with its' music.
This reference work is published by CDSS with the English Folk Dance and Song Society and the New Hampshire Library for Traditional Dance and Music at the University of New Hampshire.
A CD-ROM of the database is available through the CDSS Store.
- Patrick Napier, Kentucky Mountain Square Dancing (online - pdf (17M))
- Ted Sannella, Annotated Discography and Bibliography from Ted Sannella's SWING THE NEXT (Html)
The annotations and introduction for the Discography and Bibliography in Swing the Next (CDSS, 1996) are included here in their entirety. Swing the Next is a collection of 80 American square, contra, triplet and circle dances, the majority of them written by Ted Sannella, a master of the art of calling American traditional dances.
- CDSS, GEMS: The Best of the Country Dance and Song Society's Diamond Anniversary Music, Dance and Song Contest


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Shop wars – supermarkets do battle in Sunderland
With new big-name retailers opening throughout Wearside, buyers are getting provided much more option when it comes to filling their kitchen shelves.
And with three new branches in the pipeline in coming months, the competition is probably to get even hotter for the new and the old retailers in the city.
But issues have already been voiced by small Sunderland retailers, who fear the big brands will put them out of customers and therefore business.
And some of the big supermarket chains themselves have come to be involved within a war of phrases of whether there's left enough business around the area.
Sainsbury's in Wessington Way opened in early March and Tesco at Sunderland Retail Park is going to open in late June.
Ideas for an Aldi at Carley Hill have already been delayed while the Council considers a report about the influence it might have on retail in the area. With an close look at the small and independent retailers there.
Residents of Hall Farm, near the currently existing Morrisons chain, already raised their concerns on Aldi opening a second store there by early 2014. The main issue here are not the local retailers but the possibility of huge traffic jams this new store might cause.
Another war of words started when Tesco announced to consider the Peel Centre in Washington as a new location in the city.
The company operating the mall has issued a public warning that refusal could mean the loss of numerous jobs and a high priced legal battle with the city council – which could cost a lot of taxpayers money-. Another field of legal battles are the operators of existing shops in this mall, claiming this move might hurt their business and therefore these business owners are considering rejecting the new plans.
The government, rather than the council, will determine this summer if the plans will go ahead soon.
The newest store openings and these inside the pipeline will put Sunderland in a unique position of a small town with about a dozen supermarkets.
The latest market share figures showed Sainsbury's were in advance of Tesco within the city and claimed a 7 per cent improve in the last few weeks.
And BrandIndex, which tracks customer views of value, noted Sainsbury's value score was up to 26, though Tesco lagged around 12.
Chris Stevens, retailer manager at the new Sainsbury's shop, said the company is delighted with the supermarkets performance since opening and is happy on taking the competition of the new rivals.
"It gives shoppers a option, and they can then determine exactly where they desire to go to," he mentioned. "What's fantastic now is that the persons of Sunderland store in Sunderland, plus the raise in footfall added benefits other merchants."
Works are continuing on Tesco's new shop in Roker Avenue, ahead of its soon coming start.
The business goal to boost sales, possessing launched a advertising, which compares costs at the till and provides customers discount coupons if their purchasing would happen to be less expensive somewhere else.
A spokesman for Tesco said: "Our recently released Cost Promise is proving incredibly well and we're certain it's going to go down nicely at our new store.
"We're definitely delighted to be bringing forward this multi-million pound expense for the nearby location and for local shoppers.
"We're confident our new shop will demonstrate a genuine hit and offer the range, good quality and fantastic support that our consumers anticipate."
A spokeswoman for Asda, that has stores in Boldon, Leechmere, Pennywell, Seaham and Peterlee, mentioned the company is just not concerned by Wearside's rising grocery store trade.
"We think on the subject of competitors, the true winners are consumers," she said.
"So we welcome the arrival of Sainsbury's and Tesco."
A spokesperson for Morrisons, which has retailers in Seaburn, Castletown and Doxford Park, mentioned a refurbishment towards the Seaburn retailer will preserve clients from buying elsewhere.
He said: "Our customers have provided us fantastic feedback since we refurbished our location in Seaburn in October, and we're confident we have got the proper offering for the area."


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As an undrafted rookie out of Iona, Scott Machado knew he faced an uphill battle in trying to make the Houston Rockets. Machado wound up making the roster because the Rockets released veteran Shaun Livingston instead. But sometime before Monday's final cuts, Machado got a scare from Jeremy Lin, who had called to… »


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The Bats were shut down by Syracuse 5-0 at Louisville Slugger Field for their seventh loss in 10 games. During that stretch they have scored 27 runs. They've have been shut out 12 times this season.
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You probably know that a good brine can keep meat flavorful and moist. But why exactly does brining work, and what's the best way to do it if you don't have a lot of time? This video from the team at Chow and Modernist Cuisine explains both, and offers up a technique called "injection brining" that'll change the way… »


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Posted By Barry Ritholtz On February 20, 2009 @ 3:00 pm In Credit,Federal Reserve,Markets | Comments Disabled
Yesterday, we looked at ECB and BoE balance sheets [1]. Let's update the chart for the Fed's books:
via David Kotok, Cumberland Advisors [3]
Reserves and Off Balance Sheet Securities Lending [4] (June 27th, 2008)
ECB, BoE Assets [1] (February 19th, 2009)
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Reno City Attorney John Kadlic said he wants to get an official ruling from a Washoe County judge on whether or not a termed-out member of the Reno City Council can still run and be elected mayor.
Kadlic said Wednesday he wants the question definitively answered, which would include potential appeals, by the time mayoral candidates begin to file in March 2014.
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Second-seeded Serena Williams has advanced to the quarterfinals at the Australian Open after her fourth-round opponent, Victoria Azarenka, retired due to illness.
Azarenka won the first set 6-3 and Williams was leading 4-2 in
the second set when Azarenka, who appeared to be wavering as she
attempted to serve, finally retired to end the match.
Williams also took a medical timeout in the second set for an
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Yaacob's American wife and son mentioned in WikiLeaks
Leaked US diplomatic cable published by WikiLeaks identified Dr Yaacob Ibrahim's two children as US citizens. Yaacob is Singapore's Minister for Information, Communication and the Arts. He has clarified the citizenship status of his children and said his son, now 16, will serve National Service, just as he did. Yaacob's wife is an American citizen who grew up in Puerto Rico. The leaked cable also revealed that his wife converted to Islam to satisfy the conservative standards of Singapore. Photos of his wife and children are rare - I was told that his wife and family seldom attend local events with Yaacob - but I managed to find a few photos of them here and here.
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There is a war raging in India. A war whose end can't be seen. A war that isn't being waged by outsiders. The enemy is our own! The youth of the country are rebelling. Against injustice, against tyranny, against exploitation. Inequality will not be tolerated forever. There is anger, and there is deep social unrest. Our own countrymen are locked in the bloodiest armed mutiny this country has ever seen. Chakravyuh is the story of six extraordinary characters, each with an all-consuming dream... A promise... A promise they will uphold above everything else.
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Cable boxes with hard drives for recording TV shows like a TiVo have been around for a while now, and in about a year or so they're going to start coming with built-in DVD burners as well. That's great for anyone who wants to create an archive of their favorite shows, but the TV networks and cable companies are already paranoid enough about people pirating and sharing their shows online (as well they should be), and so they're pushing for the burners to have copy protections that would prevent you from watching DVDs recorded with your cable box on another DVD player or a PC. So essentially you'd be able to create an archive, but when your cable box dies on you or you move and switch to a different cable or satellite provider, your entire collection would be useless to you.
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This four week course will show teachers how to plan and implement an online collaborative project with their students in the upcoming school year. This asynschronous online course begins with an overview of project-based learning, then facilitators will help you select and plan a lesson/s for an iEARN project that fits your curriculum needs. The course will have up to 30 educators from the US and around the world and includes two live conferencing sessions, one coinciding with the iEARN International Teacher Conference in Taiwan www.iearn2011.org
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For digital portraits, I usually charge $250-350 ($250 for friends, but it's always friends).
Film is a bigger risk to you for things not turning out well, much greater time commitment. I would price accordingly.
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Church shouldn't close St. Joseph's
I am writing as a concerned parent and I ask for your help this holiday season for the children of St. Joseph School in Kingston.
Once again the Archdiocese of New York is threatening to close our local school. Before coming to St. Joseph, my son Anthony attended St. Augustine in Highland. He went from kindergarten up into fifth grade and then was told his school was shutting down. This was heartbreak for him and his classmates. They grew up together and now were being torn apart by these people who obviously care more about their pockets than the children, teachers, and parents they are truly affecting.
My husband and I chose St. Joseph School, and we are so happy we did. The teachers are amazing and truly care about the children and their learning. How about the priests, cardinals and higher-ups giving up the finer things in life and doing what Jesus did - sacrifice. God has always told us in any faith to love and protect the children and I plan on protecting them as best I can.
Our religion is not based on material things; it is based on faith, understanding, and helping those around us that need it. St. Joseph is an incredible school and I think Cardinal Timothy Dolan and New York Archdiocese Schools Superintendent Timothy McNiff should take time out of their busy schedules to visit the children and see what an amazing family St. Joseph's is.
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Keep faith, focus on better times ahead
Various events have taken place within the past months. Some people are still dealing with these issues directly, or are worried about friends and relatives. Others are discouraged about the future of America, and debating what more they could have said or done.
Please recognize that you can't be everywhere, or do everything. You can't stop every poor choice or adequately deal with each resulting consequence. We cannot control the weather, not the waves and we often find it hard to change even those around us.
It is okay to be upset, but try to keep your focus on whatever is praiseworthy. Worrying will not help any situation. Recognize your limits, but realize the battle is not your alone. We are only human and see in part, but not the entire picture.
In December we celebrate two special holidays that honor what the Lord has done for us. Please continue to pray, as his timing is his own and not ours to command. Some sorrow seems for a greater good that we can't always justify or even discern. Do you recall what happened to a sick man named Lazarus, whom Jesus appeared to have ignored in his greatest time of need?
Encourage those around you this holiday season. Despite past or present struggles, God still does exist. The new year could truly bring some unexpected blessings. Have a happy Hanukkah and a very merry Christmas.
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Heartfelt thanks for Sandy aid to Queens
I would like to thank some Poughkeepie residents for all their help and efforts during Superstorm Sandy.
Our small area - Hamilton Beach and Howard Beach, Queens - was extremely affected by the storm, as well as communities around us such as Broad Channel and Rockaway.
A few amazing people heard of our communities' devastation and came to our aid immediately.
All their efforts and being so kind, caring and generous should not be unnoticed.
Clothing and supplies came by the trailer load. Whatever wasn't needed, was sent to Broad Channel and Rockaway. I want them to know that they made a huge difference and impact.
I want to send a special thank you to the people who made this all happen they are:
Tony Bassalino, Anthony Cox, Rita Santoroni and the Four Corners community.
Hudson Valley Admirals Football and Cheer donated their whole concession stand. Jennifer Burke Adams headed that and also did a clothing drive.
Sue Wakefield from the John Jay Patriots High School Football team collected a ton of things needed.
Nicole Consi of Lecola Salon in Seaford donated and kept her salon as a collecting point.
Paul Mararro was the first guy at Tom Kilkenny's door with things.
And most of all, Tom Kilkenny, his wife, Felecia, and children, Lorenzo and Chase, they made all of this happen.
I hope I didn't leave anyone out, but if I did I am sorry and thank you again from all the residents in Hamilton Beach.
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Soybean futures close higher
CHICAGO, Illinois (Agriculture.com)--With support from uncertain harvest yields, the CME Group soybean market finished higher Wednesday.
The Dec corn futures settled 1/4 of a cent higher at $4.95 1/4. The Nov. soybean contract ended 7 cents higher at $10.42 1/2. The Dec. wheat futures settled 9 1/4 cents lower at $7.26 3/4. The Dec. soyoil futures closed 30 points higher at $42.01. The Dec. soymeal futures ended $1.20 higher at $297.70 per short ton.
In the outside markets, the NYMEX crude oil is $0.90 per barrel lower, the dollar is higher, and the Dow Jones Industrials are up 18 points.
Tim Hannagan, PFGBest.com senior grain analyst, says the market seeks fresh harvest news. "No fresh news on the harvest front. So, we're seeing light profit-taking in corn and wheat, with beans marginally higher off news this morning of a sizable soy oil sale. There's a lot of talk about the flooding in India and palm oil problems. This is leading to a surge in soy oil sales."


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Charleston, W.Va. (AP) -- The U.S. Supreme Court's recent ruling against Massey Energy allows the coal operator to resume its challenge of the West Virginia Supreme Court's recusal rule.
A federal judge has ended a court-imposed pause and wants lawyers to weigh in by Monday on how to proceed.
The court's rule requires individual justices to decide whether "appropriate" reasons exist to grant recusal requests.
Due process and recusal were issues the U.S. Supreme Court addressed earlier this month when it faulted State Justice Brent Benjamin for refusing to remove himself from a Massey case.
Richmond, VA.-based Massey argues that the rule violates its due process rights.
But some of Massey's allies in that case argued in favor of the rule and against second-guessing by federal courts.
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