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Catrice No Snow Petrol with glittery french manicure
I bought Catrice No Snow Petrol nail polish as soon as it arrived in the stores, but this is the first time (that I remember ) I had it on as full manicure.
Color is simply gorgeous – tealish base with blue shimmer. Application was nothing special, formula is on the thicker side and if I were to use thicker coat, one layer would already be full coverage. Can look greener in other kind of lighting.
This looked like perfect base for glitter french manicure with China Glaze Liquid Crystal. But I needed something to tie together two polishes so I first used one coat of Sephora Twinkle Twinkle nail polish I got as a gift from Maestra. Then I started with thin tip, disliked it and added thicker tip … and disliked that one also. Oh, well – that is the beauty of manicures – I tried, I failed, I removed.
But it is something that could serve as Christmas manicure … in a nicer version that is.
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Nisam ljubitelj plavih lakova, ali ova kombinacija je prijatna.
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Once again, an article in Running Times has got me thinking. It was all about marathons and how we runners have developed this obsession with the distance. The article argued that we could potentially be better served by concentrating our efforts on shorter distances. The reasoning is that to run a really good marathon, one to your … [Read more...]
My fridge
MCM Mamma tagged me a week or so ago to reveal what's in my fridge. Of course my camera would choose to go on the fritz right when she did that, so it has taken me a while. But...since I had the time, I cheated. That's right, I cleaned my fridge before showing it to the world.Getting tagged was just the kick in the pants I needed to do … [Read more...]
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It's pretty much a given that I never like my race-day photos (does anyone?). I always hate the way my running form looks, or the way my body looks, or...you get the idea. So it was pretty ironic that when I got my race photos from last week's Baltimore 10-miler, I kind of liked them.What's up with that? I had a miserable race...I could … [Read more...]
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Ahhh, that helped!
I've been in a bit of a funk since my race on Saturday. Not only was the race bad, but my little one fell and got stitches on Sunday and there's been more than enough drama to go around lately in my local circle. On top of it all, my husband has been traveling off and on for more than two weeks. I was feeling pretty fried until this … [Read more...]
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Well, the Baltimore 10-miler was a big 'ole mess for me! I am really disappointed in my performance. Yes, the course is really hilly; yes, it was hot. BUT--I was in shape for this. I really have no good explanation for what happened.My plan was to go out at a 7:30 pace for the first mile and eventually average about a 7:18 to 7:20 pace. … [Read more...]
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In my neighborhood, we have a tradition of celebrating the last day of school with a shaving cream fight--as you can see, the kids had fun!Now onto my SCAPE sunscreen winner. It's Beth at My Track Record! Congrats Beth--send me your contact info and I'll get it off to you.Have a great weekend! … [Read more...]
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This weekend's race promises to be a scorcher here in Baltimore: a high of 92 with a zillion percent humidity. Yesterday, when talking about it with my friend Jess, who is also racing, she commented that "it won't be a PR," and shrugged her shoulders. The funny thing is, she can take that attitude and still turn out a fantastic race. Me? … [Read more...]
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You know how so often tapering can be sheer torture? You're burning up with excess energy, you're convinced you're losing fitness, you just want to get the show on the road already? Well, none of that applies to me right now.I am loving this taper week because it was badly needed. I haven't raced since early May and, as a consequence, … [Read more...]
No, I don't have it, but I should from the pace of this week. It was insane! In one week, I:Drove kids to:Three swim practicesTwo nights of soccer tryoutsTwo lacrosse gamesTwo soccer gamesOne day of campOne swim meet I also:Ran 40-plus milesSwam twiceRoad my bike on the trainer twiceLifted twiceUsed my brain to:Write an articleStart two … [Read more...]
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I'm a big believer in sunscreen. A while back I talked about having my first mole removed, which is as close as I hope to come to skin cancer. It was enough to reinforce my dedication to putting sunscreen on whenever I am going outside.As athletes, finding a sunscreen that won't run into our eyes or wash away with sweat or swims can be … [Read more...]
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On my run today (which was on dead legs!) I was thinking about how lucky I am to live where the running opportunities are so plentiful. It's pretty close to a runner's utopia, I think. Here in my little neck of the woods we have:Over 90 miles of paved pathways--these wind through the woods and connect all parts of townPlenty of hills--I … [Read more...]
GOTR 5k
Saturday morning I ran a local 5k. My time was a 43-something. Since my 5k PR is a 20:14, I was a little off. And I'm not even upset!I ran the 5k with a nine-yr. old girl as a "run buddy" for the local chapter Girls on the Run. It was such a great experience. My little buddy was named Syndey and she has been training with GOTR since … [Read more...]


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"Africa" by Toto, Performed by the crew of the ship Bourbon Peridot, were cruising through Equatorial Guinea in West Africa.
"Batman Vs. Superman," is a comedy sketch that shows Superman being ridiculed after asking Batman to work together.
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I'd like to ride 100 miles on my FG bicycle. I have run several marathons (26.2 miles) and a couple of ultramarathons as well (50km). I haven't run that far though since October 2011.
Any advice as far as training? I'd like to do it this Fall if possible, but I can wait until next year if need be.
My longest rides right now are only about 15 miles max. I don't stop because I can't continue though. I just stop because I went where I needed/wanted to go, and back.
I'm familiar with hydration and nutrition and electrolytes - from my ultrarunning experience. I probably need to figure out how not to get chafed on a bike though. Do I need to do a couple 50's before embarking on a hundo? What's the best way to prepare? I don't want to set any speed records, just cover the distance in a reasonable amount of time.


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Just a quick heads-up - I'm going to enthusiastically going on about my first show. You've been warned... :D
This will be my first year of showing, and my horse's second year (first in 2008)! There's a Morgan/Arab show in about a month which I plan on entering with Rosie and I can hardly wait! We are planning on doing Show Hack, Road Hack, and Hunter Pleasure classes. Lucky for me, Rosie was Arabian Hunter Pleasure Champion in 2008! The prize list came up a couple days ago and I honestly can't stop reading it! All I have to do now is practice, finish my show wardrobe, practice, get my entry form sent in, and practice, practice, practice (practice is changeable with train). I'll make sure to get lots of photos up! :D
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A bill that would allow the Securities and Exchange Commission to impose fees on financial advisors for more examinations faces dim prospects in the House of Representatives, said the bill's sponsor, Maxine Waters, the ranking Democrat on the House Financial Services Committee, speaking to Financial Advisor magazine Thursday.
"No Democratic bills have been heard in the committee this year," the veteran rep from California said.
Waters introduced the same bill last year and it did not receieve a hearing.
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Shane Ross: Bank on Emily to lift the veil
Published 03/06/2012 | 05:00
GOD be with the days when Emily O'Reilly was a journalist. The nation's Information Ombudsman was lost to the noble art many years ago when she crossed the line and headed for the public service.
It was a bad day for the media. Her critical faculties seemed certain to be blunted by the bureaucracy with which she is surrounded, not only as the Information Ombudsman, but also -- more topically -- as a member of today's dull-as-ditchwater Referendum Commission.
Her journalistic style rarely endeared her to her chosen subjects. I remember her inviting me to lunch when Eamon Dunphy and I were rebelling against the antics of the directors of Eircom. She wanted to write about our plans for D-Day, the imminent AGM.
It was a tempting invitation. She was witty, highly entertaining company with a razor-sharp tongue. She was also easy on the eye. The publicity she offered promised to attract more shareholders to the imminent AGM of small investors.
I knew Emily well enough to be aware that she was a dangerous journalist with whom to tangle. A lunch of good humour and light banter would not guarantee soft publicity. She would not be bought off by a smoked salmon sandwich.
The lunch went remarkably well -- so well, that I eagerly looked forward to her article.
A few days later, when I had read it, I felt as though she had put a bayonet in my back.
She cut me down to size with a few well-directed blows.
That is Emily O'Reilly -- perverse in her independence and impartiality. In nobody's pocket.
Thankfully, she never changed. Last week, she earned her keep in the public service. She put the wind up several of the most powerful bastions of secrecy.
Emily launched her annual report with a demand that Nama, the NTMA, the Central Bank and other protected state institutions be made subject to the Freedom of Information Act.
Emily has banged on about these bodies before; but her patience with government promises has now been severely tested. Not only was she pointing the finger at the three pillars of secrecy, she was upbraiding the government for the delay in updating the Freedom of Information Act. She accused her political bosses of having "traded" on its vows to reform the Freedom of Information legislation before the election.
"I'm still waiting," said the Ombudsman. "I think at this stage, to use an awful cliche, they have talked the talk -- and now they need to walk the walk."
I hope Emily has a watertight contract. In the tribal world of Irish party political appointments, people who challenge the parties in power tend not to be re-appointed.
Emily was on the button. Her timing was perfect because last week the Central Bank was in the frame. The Regulator -- and the auditors Deloittes -- owe us all an explanation after a liquidator was called into Bloxham stockbrokers. We need to know how Bloxham was cooking the books for five years while under the supervision of both watchdogs.
We need to ask the Central Bank how they never did sufficient checks to unearth the insolvency of one of Ireland's leading stockbrokers.
The obsession with secrecy at the Central Bank suggests that they have something to hide. Despite the arrival of two good men at the top (Regulator Matthew Elderfield and governor Patrick Honohan), the bank retains its siege mentality -- so lethal at the time of the banking collapse.
The Central Bank needs to answer serious questions about something else -- an internal inquiry it held into a recent whistleblower, who allegedly let the cat out of the bag about vital stress tests. Central Bank officials refuse to say much about the case. All we know is that an expert in stress testing, employed by the Central Bank, complained that data was doctored before it was passed on to European authorities.
According to the Central Bank, the allegations were examined by its own internal investigators and dismissed.
The Central Bank pleads confidentiality when asked about anything so sensitive. Yet there are important questions to ask -- like is the employee still working in the Central Bank? Why was there no external independent investigation? Are they still working on stress tests? Was the "internal" process monitored by outsiders? How much were Elderfield and Honohan told about it?
We do not want to know the Regulator's commercial secrets. However, we -- very reasonably -- need a clear picture of how the Central Bank conducts its business. It does not have a proud record on whistleblowers, as we saw in the disgraceful way that Eugene McErlean was treated. We need to be sure that there are no longer any cover-ups.
The Regulator is showing signs of its traditional paranoia. It has a public relations department that makes the Poor Clare Sisters look like chatterboxes. While Elderfield and Honohan often give interviews from on high, below them in the ranks, secrecy remains the norm.
The Central Bank should take a leaf out of the book of the Bank of England and the US Federal Reserve. Both of those central banks now openly release the minutes of their decisions on interest rates. It is difficult to find out when the board of our Central Bank sits, let alone what it discusses. Its minutes should be open to public inspection.
Genuinely commercially sensitive information could be withheld, but should not be used as an excuse, a blanket cover for information to which the public is entitled.
According to Emily, we need to lift the same veil of secrecy off both the National Treasury Management Agency (NTMA) and Nama. She is right.
The NTMA, Ireland's second pillar of secrecy, shrouds itself in darkness. Emily's office was the instrument that, after a long battle, revealed the €1m remuneration of CEO Michael Somers. Somers fiercely resisted releasing the figure, but was unlucky that it appeared in documents floating around elsewhere in the public service.
Yet the outfit that runs our pension fund and manages our debt still refuses to let the great unwashed know about the pay of its top brass -- apart from the chief executive.
Even last week, the NTMA refused to tell me the ingredients of the benchmark it has used to measure its debt management performance. Pleading "commercial sensitivities", a source told me that they do not give detail of the composition of the benchmark. Perhaps the truth would be embarrassing.
The third pillar of secrecy, Nama, is putting up strong resistance to being subjected to the Freedom of Information Act. As recently as last March, Nama chairman Frank Daly fiercely opposed such transparency, telling an Oireachtas Committee that "we can't afford to be hamstrung viz-a-viz our competitors". He failed to identify these competitors.
Nama, the NTMA and the Central Bank -- guardians of Ireland's finances -- are bastions of secrecy, hiding activities from their ultimate owners. The state-owned banks, Anglo Irish, AIB and Irish Life & Permanent, are similar fortresses, still enjoying the same Masonic culture as they did when they were in the private sector.
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Game 9: Nov. 5 vs. Oklahoma at Norman, Okla., time TBA. With the Big 12 title and a potential BCS bowl bid on the line in Norman, the Aggies get off to a fast start against the No. 1 team in the country. Leading at halftime, it looks as if they can do the impossible and win in Norman. However, Landry Jones and Ryan Broyles make big plays down the stretch. A costly turnover by Tannehill seals the Sooners' victory in an epic November bout. Oklahoma, 27-24
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Springfield Mayor Tim Davlin on Friday endorsed a company that is promising to bring jobs to the city.
Springfield Mayor Tim Davlin on Friday endorsed a company that is promising to bring jobs to the city.
"The hiring plan they're looking at right now is phenomenal," Davlin said after touring THR & Associates facilities, whisked along with reporters between three buildings on Wabash Avenue in stretch limousines provided by the company. "These are good-paying jobs, too."
However, the company also is embroiled in a trademark lawsuit and has come under fire for some of its business practices.
THR holds shows throughout the nation in hotels and civic centers, buying antiques, jewelry, coins and other valuables -- typically under the name Treasure Hunters Roadshow, although affiliated business entities include International Vintage Guitar Collectors Association and Ohio Valley Gold & Silver Refinery. THR says some of the relics it's acquired include Johnny Cash's bed, a letter signed by George Washington, and Charles Manson's death sentence, along with Manson's autograph and a lock of his hair.
Jeff Parsons, company president, painted a picture of astronomical growth that includes a projected $1 billion in revenue in 2012. That's $800 million more than THR takes in now, according to the company.
THR already has a business office and a storage building in west Springfield and is opening a training center at 1999 Wabash Ave.
With plans to expand in Europe, the company has a thousand $75,000-a-year jobs to fill, and 130 openings in Springfield alone, he said. Bottom line, he said, THR will grow by 500 percent during the next 18 months.
"This is the real deal," Parsons said.
But those who wish to get a job with THR & Associates must first undergo five weeks of unpaid training. Furthermore, THR & Associates' history includes a lawsuit, bounced checks, unflattering portrayals in the media and questions about newspaper advertisements that sometimes are difficult to distinguish from bona fide news stories.
Unpaid training
Why does THR require would-be employees to train for five weeks without pay before offering jobs?
"If you make people work for something, it's more valuable to them," Parsons answered. "It costs them nothing -- they only have something to gain. We feel that people who commit themselves to better themselves will be the best employees for our company."
Erich Bloxdorf, executive vice president of the Greater Springfield Chamber of Commerce, said he wasn't troubled by the unpaid training requirement.
"I don't think it's problematic, especially because of the wages they say they're paying," said Bloxdorf, who went on the tour with Davlin and the media. "It looks like they've had pretty strong growth over the last three or four years. … The headquarters is here, so the wealth comes back to Sangamon County, so that's a good thing."
THR is privately held, so it is difficult to independently verify financial information.
Page 2 of 4 - "It's hard for me to make a judgment as to whether their numbers are achievable or not," Bloxdorf said. "I tend to be the kind of person who trusts what the company says."
As he rode along Wabash between company facilities, Davlin said he only recently found out about THR's hiring ambitions. At one stop, the mayor hopped out of a limo to join THR employees gathered at the entrance to an office near Lowe's.
"Welcome to THR!" Davlin and the employees proclaimed.
'Antiques Roadshow' lawsuit
Not everyone is enamored with the company.
The producers of "Antiques Roadshow," a public television program in which appraisers value antiques in cities throughout the United States, are suing THR and Parsons in federal court in Springfield. The suit says THR is confusing consumers by using the term "roadshow" and an image of a treasure chest on the company's logo. The logo for "Antiques Roadshow" includes a similar treasure chest.
A similar lawsuit was settled out of court nearly a decade ago. Then, Parsons was running a company called Antique Toy Roadshow. WGBH, the Boston television station that produces "Antiques Roadshow," agreed to pay Parsons' lawyers $21,500, and Parsons agreed to stop using the term "Antique Toy Roadshow."
Now, WGBH is again demanding that Parsons stop using the term "roadshow." Citing complaints on Facebook, the Boston producers say Parsons' company takes advantage of consumers by paying pennies on the dollar for items. WGBH also says it has fielded calls from people asking about THR events.
"Defendants have managed to induce consumers to their events, and to take advantage of them once there, by false suggesting through word and deed that they are affiliated with the highly respected Antiques Roadshow program," lawyers for WGBH write in the pending lawsuit. "Defendants capitalize on the Roadshow name in order to try to purchase products on the cheap for purposes of resale."
Parsons told reporters that his company is launching its own television program, and WGBH is afraid.
"They're scared of the TV show," Parsons said. "They want to own the word 'roadshow.' Nobody can own that. … You can't just bully people."
Don Craven, local attorney for WGBH, said his client doesn't feel threatened.
"This is trademark litigation," Craven said. "We don't want John Doe to think he's walking into the WGBH 'Roadshow' program when, in fact, he's walking into Mr. Parsons' operation. This litigation is not designed to shut down Jeff Parsons. It's designed to shut down confusion."
According to the lawsuit, dozens of people who sold goods to THR have complained that checks bounced. Parsons has acknowledged that checks have bounced, but told The State Journal-Register in January that the bounced checks were an isolated incident.
Page 3 of 4 - Better Business Bureau questions
The Better Business Bureau last year questioned newspaper advertisements placed by THR that appeared to be news articles, complete with bylines. The advertisements stated that THR paid the highest prices, according to the BBB's website, which shows that the company agreed to change future ads.
According to a 2009 article in The Examiner newspaper published in Beaumont, Tex., THR had also put a Better Business Bureau logo on its website even though the company was not accredited by the BBB.
"What they are doing is not considered illegal, but may be somewhat unethical as they take advantage of consumers who are not educated in the value of their precious metals and antiques," Michael Clayton, president and CEO of the Better Business Bureau in Southeast Texas, told the Beaumont newspaper.
The Beaumont paper found that pawnshops paid more for precious metals and coins than the THR, and a Memphis television station found the same thing.
Parsons said Friday his company caters to people older than 55 who don't frequent pawnshops for fear of being spotted by neighbors. He also said THR pays fair prices and that complaints about items being under-valued come from competitors.
"We put money out there, and that aggravates those folks," Parsons said. "They don't have the willingness to put that money out there or the business model to support that. Or maybe the money to do that. Whatever the reason is, it's easy to strike out at someone and say 'That competitor's no good.'"
Toys to guitars to guns
In its lawsuit, WGBH says THR is primarily engaged in buying scrap metal, but Parsons said the company is interested in everything from toys to guitars to guns. As an example, he cited a 1960 Les Paul guitar that he said the company bought for $100,000, then sold to James Hetfield, lead singer of the band Metallica, for $300,000.
"It probably cost us over $100,000 to market that guitar properly," Parsons said. "There's a cost of doing business. You've got to make profit to continue."
After his venture into antique toys ended, Parsons told reporters he put his efforts into becoming a scratch golfer. He did not mention his foray into Get 'n' Go, a Springfield vending-machine business that began in 2004 and closed within three years. The enterprise involved putting unmanned vending machines on empty lots and prompted the city to enact regulations requiring parking space and landscaping for such operations.
Sangamon County court files show that American Vending Machines, which supplied equipment for the business, sued Parsons in 2007, alleging unpaid debts of more than $13,000. The case is pending, according to court files.
Regardless of the past, however, Parsons says that the future is bright for THR and its employees.
Page 4 of 4 - "We've really created a new industry here," Parsons said.
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Shares of the following companies may have unusual moves in Indonesian trading. Stock symbols are in parentheses, and share prices are as of the previous close.
The Jakarta Composite index fell 0.4 percent to 3,986.52. The market was closed yesterday for a public holiday.
Energy companies: Crude oil futures rose for the first time in four days, adding 1.3 percent to $99.58 a barrel in New York yesterday. Oil was last at $99.59 a barrel. PT Medco Energi Internasional (MEDC IJ), Indonesia's biggest listed oil company, was unchanged at 2,500 rupiah and PT Elnusa (ELSA IJ), an oil services provider, declined 2 percent to 240 rupiah.
PT Energi Mega Persada (ENRG IJ): Indonesia's second-largest listed oil company denied a Kontan report on Jan. 20 that it may refinance its $200 million of debt at Credit Suisse Group. The company will pay the debt which is due November 2013 using its own funds, President Director Imam Agustino said. Energi Mega fell 2.4 percent to 200 rupiah.
PT Indofood Sukses Makmur (INDF IJ): The parent of the nation's biggest instant-noodle maker plans to sell 2 trillion rupiah ($223 million) of bonds to refinance debt, Investor Daily Indonesia reported, citing Corporate Secretary Werianty Setiawan. Indofood fell 1.6 percent to 4,775 rupiah.
PT Smartfren Telecom (FREN IJ): The mobile-phone operator expects revenue to double this year to 2 trillion rupiah from a target of 1 trillion rupiah for 2011, Bisnis Indonesia reported, citing Finance Director Antony Susilo. Smartfren was unchanged at 50 rupiah.


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Memphis, TN (SportsNetwork.com) - Courtney Lee's remarkable, albeit controversial, layup at the buzzer capped a furious fourth-quarter comeback that lifted the Memphis Grizzlies to a thrilling 111-110 victory over the Sacramento Kings.
Lee flew through the air to catch Vince Carter's inbounds feed and got a reverse off-balance shot to fall as time expired, though television replays appeared to show the Kings' Ryan Hollins getting a hand on the pass, which would have started a clock that had just 0.3 seconds showing at the start of the play.
"I figured I'd just try to keep it in the air and he was just going to have to make a play on the other side," said Carter. "I just threw it up, tried to avoid the tip. It worked out for us."
After a review that lasted several minutes, the basket was upheld to give the Grizzlies their 18th consecutive regular-season home win dating back to the 2013-14 campaign.
Lee finished with 16 points and Mike Conley had 22 with 11 assists for Memphis, which overcame a 24-point third-quarter deficit and trailed 103-86 with under 7 1/2 minutes left before rallying back.
Marc Gasol added 20 points and Carter sank a trio of three-pointers during a 23-5 run that got the Grizzlies back in it.
Rudy Gay scored 25 points and DeMarcus Cousins netted 22 along with 12 rebounds in Sacramento's third straight loss and eighth in a row to Memphis. Darren Collison recorded 20 points in the tough-luck defeat.
"This is two games in a row we had the exact same type of result in a game," said Cousins. "We can't continue to make the same mistakes. We can't blame the refs, we can't blame the (clock operator). It's on us. We have to learn from our mistakes and become a better team."
The Kings shot a scorching 68.2 percent in the first quarter and led by as many as 25 points in the opening period. They seemed to have the game well in hand when Ramon Sessions knocked down a jumper with 7:22 remaining that had the Kings up by a 103-86 count.
Carter hit a three on the other end, however, to begin a stretch of seven straight Memphis points. The veteran then buried another less than two minutes later to cut the lead to 104-96.
The Grizzlies continued to close the gap, with Zach Randolph making 1-of-2 free throws before Carter drained another trey and Conley scored off a Lee steal to pull Memphis within 104-102 with 3:34 left.
It was a tie game just over two minutes afterward when a missed 3-pointer from Collison led to a Memphis run-out the concluded in Conley's layup that knotted the score at 106-106.
Cousins was fouled by Gasol while driving the lane with 10.7 seconds on the clock, moments after Conley drilled a three to give the Grizzlies a 109-108 edge. He got both free throws to go to send Sacramento back in front, and Ben McLemore grabbed the rebound of a Randolph miss and was fouled with 0.6 seconds remaining.
McLemore missed both attempts, however, to open the door for Lee's game- winner.
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Since his death in 1981, Bob Marley's music remains timeless and universal alongside his reputation as one of the most charismatic and influential singer/songwriters in popular music history. In 1994, Marley was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and five years later his celebrated song "Get Up, Stand Up" was inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame. In the U.S., Bob Marley & the Wailers have nine RIAA gold-certified albums and one double-platinum album, along with the 10-times platinum certified hits collection, "Legend."
As the late music journalist Timothy White once poignantly observed, "Bob Marley's narrative melodies preserve the poetry of a suffering humanity; they are elegant in their bold simplicity, shining with a purity of purpose, as they relate sagas of social freedom, convey dramas of artistic freedom, champion the quest for spiritual freedom, and ultimately embody freedom itself." It is indeed that very sense of spiritual freedom that Bob Marley: Roots Rock Reggae
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Editorial Staff • West End • 30 Sep 2003
Ensemble at the heart
Following the already announced winter schedule (See News, 11 Jul 2003) - which finds a Christmas showing of Laurence Boswell's Beauty and the Beast accompanied by a double-header in the Swan of All's Well That End Well and Othello starring, respectively, Dame Judi Dench and Antony Sher - Boyd's Festival 04 will kick off in March 2004 with a season of Shakespeare's Tragedies in the Royal Shakespeare Theatre.
Four plays - Macbeth, Romeo and Juliet, King Lear and Boyd's own production of Hamlet with Toby Stephens in the title role - will be performed by the so-called RSC Core Ensemble of 36 actors. The establishment of the Ensemble is designed to increase opportunities for training and experimentation and will go hand in hand with a major expansion in rehearsal time. Instead of the usual six to eight weeks, the Ensemble will benefit from around 12 weeks dedicated to rehearsing.
Commenting on the changes, Boyd said: "The aim is to put that spirit of experimentation and enquiry back at the heart of the RSC. We're able to paint on a large canvas, working with big ideas in depth over a longer period than is possible for most theatre companies, which gives us a responsibility to experiment, to take risks. We need to reassert our faith in theatre as a quintessentially collaborative art form, an ensemble where the whole can be so much bigger than the sum of its parts.
"We've always had a reputation as somewhere where actors cut their teeth, but now I think we've got a real chance to make coming to the RSC a transforming experience. I want actors, at every stage in their careers, to come to the RSC and give performances they didn't know they were capable of."
Spaniards & New Work
Playing opposite the Core Ensemble in the Swan will be a smaller ensemble of 20 actors in the Swan presenting four rarely performed plays by Shakespeare's contemporaries from the Spanish Golden Age - Lope de Vega's The Dog in the Manger, Tirso de Molina's The Vengeance, Sor Juana Ines de la Cruz's House of Desires and Miguel Cervantes' Pedro, The Great Pretender - presented in new versions by modern writers including Craig Raine and James Fenton.
The Spanish Golden Age season - which builds on the success of last year's Olivier Award-winning Jacobean season - will be curated by Laurence Boswell who, in addition to his many credits in the West End and elsewhere, was from 1991 to 1996 artistic director of London's Gate Theatre, where he himself won an Olivier for his exploration of plays from this period.
In September 2004, at the end of the Festival Season, both companies will come together to launch the RSC's first annual New Work Festival. This two-week event is intended to provide a platform for premieres of new plays, devised work and experimental productions of Shakespeare's classics. Next autumn, it will feature world premieres of new plays by Zinnie Harris (Further Than the Furthest Thing and Joanna Laurens (whose Five Gold Rings premieres at the Almeida this winter) as well as new version of Pontius Pilate. Visiting theatre practitioners will also stage rehearsed readings, improvised performances and other events as part of the New Work Festival.
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Formerly an RSC associate director, Michael Boyd officially took over as artistic director on 1 April 2003 (See News, 31 Mar 2003). He has yet to publicly tackle the two thorniest legacies of his predecessor's controversial final years: the withdrawal from the Barbican Centre residency which has left the company homeless in London and proposed Stratford redevelopment plans involving demolition of the Grade II-listed Royal Shakespeare Theatre.
At today's press conference, Boyd admitted that he had "slowed down" final decisions on these changes. Having a London presence is, however, "absolutely crucial" for the RSC and, he said, an announcement would be made at the start 2004 about a temporary residence, which will see the company through the next four to five years, starting with the transfers from the Tragedies and Spanish Golden Age productions in October 2004. Three organisations have been shortlisted for this short-term fix.
A longer-term London solution will hinge heavily on what happens with the RSC's home base in Stratford, and that, according to Boyd, depends on what's happening with tourism proposals affecting all in the Warwickshire market town. "The reinvention of Stratford can no longer rest on its laurels and it knows that. The RSC has got to be right at the front of that effort to make Stratford a place people want to go to."
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201 KAR 46:010. Definitions for 201 KAR Chapter 46.
NECESSITY, FUNCTION, AND CONFORMITY: The Board of Medical Imaging and Radiation Therapy is authorized by KRS 311B.010 to 311B.190 to regulate an operator of a source of radiation other than a licensed practitioner of the healing arts, including but not limited to: the classification and licensure of operators; examinations; standards of training and experience; curricula standards for institutions teaching persons to operate sources of radiation; issuance, renewal, and revocation of licenses; the fixing of a reasonable schedule of fees and charges to be paid by applicants for examinations, licenses and renewal licenses; and to set other standards as may be appropriate for the protection of health and safety. This administrative regulation defines terms used in 201 KAR Chapter 46.
Section 1. Definitions. (1) "Alternate course of study" means an independent course of study that qualifies an individual to take an examination approved by the board.
(2) "Authorized user" means a physician, dentist, or podiatrist identified on a radioactive materials license issued by the board, by the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, or by another U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission agreement state, that authorizes the medical use of radioactive materials.
(3) "Board" is defined by KRS 311B.020(5).
(4) "Clinical education" means the component of the educational program that provides for supervised, competency-based, clinical education and experience.
(5) "Continuing education" means a learning activity that is planned, organized, and administered to enhance the professional knowledge and skills that a licensee uses to provide services for patients, the public, or the medical profession. In order to qualify as continuing education an approval request form or proof of approval by a Recognized Continuing Education Evaluation Mechanism (RCEEM) shall be submitted to the board along with form Kentucky CEU-001, Continuing Education Approval Request Radiation Operator Certification Program.
(6) "Contrast procedure" means a diagnostic or therapeutic radiation procedure performed while administering radiopaque media into the human body to visualize anatomy not otherwise demonstrated on an image receptor.
(7) "Course of study" means a basic curriculum in radiologic technology, nuclear medicine technology, or radiation therapy approved by the board.
(8) "Didactic education" means the component of the educational program that provides formal instruction with specific objectives and methods for assessing the student's cognitive progress for entry-level competency.
(9) "General license" means a license issued by the board authorizing an individual to perform diagnostic radiographic, nuclear medicine, or radiation therapy procedures.
(10) "General radiation licensee" means a radiographer, a nuclear medicine technologist, a radiation therapist, or a radiologist assistant who has completed an accredited educational program and administers ionizing radiation.
(a) Only an individual license as a general radiation licensee shall be employed as an operator of a source of radiation at a facility where contrast studies, fluoroscopic, nuclear medicine, or radiation therapy procedures are performed.
(b) Categories for a general radiation licensee practice shall include:
1. Radiographer who shall be authorized to:
a. Perform a comprehensive scope of diagnostic-radiologic procedures using external ionizing radiation equipment;
b. Exercise responsibility for the operation of radiation-generating equipment, shielding the patient and staff from unnecessary radiation and the appropriate exposure of radiographs or other procedures which contribute to the site or dosage of ionizing radiation to which a patient is exposed; and
c. Provide patient care resulting in radiographic or digital images.
2. Nuclear medicine technologist who compounds, calibrates, dispenses, and administers radiopharmaceuticals, pharmaceuticals, and radionuclides under the direction of an authorized user for benefit of performing a comprehensive scope of nuclear medicine procedures for diagnostic and therapeutic purposes.
3. Radiation therapist who shall be authorized to utilize ionizing radiation-generating equipment and sources of radiation for the planning and delivery of therapeutic procedures on human beings.
4. Radiologist assistant is an individual certified by the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT) as a Registered Radiologist Assistant (R.R.A.) who works under the supervision of a radiologist, in accordance with supervision guidelines jointly established by the American College of Radiology (ACR), the American Society of Radiologic Technologists (ASRT), and the ARRT to enhance patient care by assisting the radiologist in the medical imaging environment.
(11) "Licensee" means an individual who shall be licensed pursuant to the provisions of this administrative regulation to perform the duties of a radiographer, nuclear medicine technologist, or radiation therapist.
(12) "Licensed practitioner" or "licensed practitioner of the healing arts" means a physician licensed in Kentucky to practice medicine, osteopathy, dentistry, chiropractic, podiatry, or veterinary medicine.
(13) "Licensure" means the process by which a license is issued by the board pursuant to 201 KAR Chapter 46 and in accordance with KRS 335B.020.
(14) "Limited license" means a license issued by the board authorizing an individual to perform limited radiographic procedures in his specific field of practice or operation.
(15) "Limited x-ray machine operator" means an individual who:
(a) Has completed an educational program approved by the board;
(b) Is certified by the board as a:
1. Limited x-ray machine operator;
2. Limited podiatry x-ray machine operator; or
3. Limited bone densitometry x-ray machine operator; and
(c) Performs limited radiographic procedures.
(16) "Limited radiographic procedures" means the following procedures:
(a) Routine chest and thorax;
(b) Cranium;
(c) Extremity;
(d) Podiatric;
(e) Vertebral column radiography; and
(f) Bone densitometry procedures.
(17) "National organization" means:
(a) The American Society of Radiologic Technologists;
(b) The American Registry of Radiologic Technologists;
(c) the Joint Review Committee on Education in Radiologic Technology; or
(d) The American College of Radiology.
(18) "Nuclear medicine technology" means technology applied under the supervision of an authorized user in compliance with 201 KAR Chapter 46 which pertains to the:
(a) Utilization of radiopharmaceuticals or radioactive materials in the diagnosis and treatment of disease in humans;
(b) Preparation of radiopharmaceutical agents;
(c) Administration of diagnostic or therapeutic radiopharmaceuticals to patients or human research subjects; and
(d) Calibration and use of radiation detecting equipment to obtain clinical information.
(19) "Operator" or "operator of sources of radiation" means an individual, other than a licensed practitioner of the healing arts, who is licensed by the board to:
(a) Technically manipulate or administer a source of radiation; and
(b) Accurately position the patient to receive the radiation or manipulate the patient within the imaging or active radiation field.
(20) "Professional educational guidelines" means curriculum and educational standards established by national organizations and approved by the board.
(21) "Program director" means an individual designated by a sponsoring institution to assure that the training program for operators of sources of radiation shall be properly conducted.
(22) "Provisional nuclear medicine technology license" means a license issued by the board to an individual participating in the alternate nuclear medicine course of study approved by the board.
(23) "Radiation safety officer" means an individual in the field of radiation protection or a licensed practitioner of the healing arts who has the knowledge and responsibility to apply appropriate radiation safety practices.
(24) "Radiation therapy" means the therapeutic administration of ionizing
radiation to destroy lesions while sparing normal surrounding tissue.
(25) "Radioactive materials" means a solid, liquid, or gas that emits ionizing radiation spontaneously.
(26) "Radionuclide" means a radioactive element or a radioactive isotope.
(27) "Radiopharmaceuticals" means radioactive drugs used for the diagnosis and
treatment of disease.
(28) "Radiography" means the utilization and administration of external ionizing radiation to produce medically relevant images for the diagnosis of injury or disease and shall include a comprehensive scope of diagnostic-radiologic procedures.
(29) "Radiologist assistant" means an individual certified by the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT) as a Registered Radiologist Assistant (R.R.A.) who works under the supervision of a radiologist, in accordance with supervision guidelines jointly established by the American College of Radiology (ACR), the American Society of Radiologic Technologists (ASRT), and the ARRT.
(30) "Scope of practice" means the standards established by the American Society of Radiologic Technologists that delineate what the profession does and confines the breadth of functions persons within a profession may perform.
(31) "Source of radiation" means a radioactive material, device, or equipment emitting or capable of producing ionizing radiation.
(32) "Sponsoring institution" means an institution approved by the board to provide a post-secondary educational program in the radiological sciences.
(33) "Student" means an individual enrolled in an approved course of study for operators of sources of radiation.
(34) "Supervision of students" means supervised by a licensed practitioner of the healing arts or a licensee who directs the activity of students.
(a) "Direct supervision" means supervised by, and in the physical presence of, a licensed practitioner of the healing arts or a licensee.
(b) "Indirect supervision" means supervised by a licensed practitioner of the healing arts or licensee who is immediately available in the individual's place of employment or sponsoring institution.
(35) "Temporary license" means a written authorization issued by the cabinet permitting an individual who has completed an appropriate course of study to perform diagnostic or therapeutic radiation procedures while awaiting the results of his examination.
Section 2. Incorporation by Reference (1) Form "KY CEU-001, Continuing Education Approval Request Radiation Operator Certification Program", edition 3/07, is incorporated by reference.
(2) This material may be inspected, copied, or obtained, subject to applicable copyright law, at the Board of Medical Imaging and Radiation Therapy Cabinet for Health and Family Services, 275 East Main Street, Frankfort, Kentucky 40621, Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 4:30p.m. (1 Ky.R. 1158; Am. 2 Ky.R. 217; 3 Ky.R. 635; eff. 3-2-77; 4 Ky.R. 289; eff. 3-3-78; 12 Ky.R. 1424; eff. 3-4-86; 18 Ky.R. 1586; eff. 1-10-92; 34 Ky.R. 133; 607; 763; eff. 10-17-2007; Recodified from 902 KAR 105:010; 11-20-2013.)


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