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Weekend:Archive: Old and New Work Together for the Future; Ross Reyburn Finds There Is Room for Both Traditional and More Off-Beat Methods to Jewellery Making in Hockley's Vyse Street
Byline: Ross Reyburn
The setting is a throwback to the Victorian era - an atmospheric upstairs workshop in Vyse Street with a congested charm of its own, and workbenches facing leaded windows that overlook an inner courtyard. And in the corner of the room is where Louise Bryan makes PVC jewellery that can be bought in shops from the National Portrait Gallery to the Orkneys.
Twenty-eight-year-old Bryan is an interesting example of the new breed of designer complementing the traditional jewellery makers in Birmingham's Jewellery Quarter. She studied three dimensional design at Newcastle College of Art before gaining a degree in silversmithing at the Birmingham School of Jewellery.
Her off-beat decision to create plastic earrings, pendants, necklaces, rings and handbags came after she missed the first year of the degree course.
'I didn't have the fine silver skills people had learned in the first year,' she recalls. 'I thought 'I'm never going to become the best silversmith or the best jeweller', so I tried to do something a bit different. I came across this company in Digbeth making a softer PVC for doorstrips for forklift trucks.
'The PVC is very flexible. I have about 50 designs I hand-print on to the jewellery - the eye, the lips and animals such as the cat are very popular. They are fun, nothing serious.'
She shares her workshop with two other former School of Jewellery colleagues, Vanessa Johnson and Glenn Campbell, and they are about to expand into another room. Her decision to stay in the quarter came through the sponsored fellowship design scheme she was on after getting her degree.
'It was European funded and based next door to the school,' she says. 'It was an amazing scheme - you were given a rent free studio space, lots of business advice and lots of help with your products from experts. They turned you from a student into a commercial business in 12 months' Her regional outlets include Birmingham's Pottery & Pieces, the unusual designer giftware shop in Moseley, and she is about to expand her company, Marmalade, by taking on an assistant.
'There are a lot of designer makers of my generation and we all stuck together in the Jewellery Quarter. The area has a really nice feel to it. It a good community,' she points out.
There are fears that arrival of the highpriced city apartments will destroy the area but traditional jeweller Jim Welsh, who has worked in the Jewellery Quarter for more than 35 years, doesn't believe this will happen.
His small firm, Jacksons Jewellery Ltd, employs seven staff including his wife Jill, who runs the administration, and son Rhys, who works alongside his father in the upstairs workshop in Vyse Street. The four pegs laden with traditional equipment have overhead lighting tubes so bright that no shadow is cast on the workspaces - 'They are lit brighter than a showroom so we can see any defects.'
His firm provides new designs - a pair of holly-shaped silver earrings was his most unusual commission last year - as well as carrying out a large number of repairs that range from the predictable to more unusual jobs, such as repairing the broken cap on a Victorian gold pencil. …


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Psalm 44#sn Psalm 44. The speakers in this psalm (the worshiping community within the nation Israel) were disappointed with God. The psalm begins on a positive note, praising God for leading Israel to past military victories. Verses 1-8 appear to be a song of confidence and petition which the people recited prior to battle. But suddenly the mood changes as the nation laments a recent defeat. The stark contrast between the present and the past only heightens the nation's confusion. Israel trusted in God for victory, but the Lord rejected them and allowed them to be humiliated in battle. If Israel had been unfaithful to God, their defeat would make sense, but the nation was loyal to the Lord. Comparing the Lord to a careless shepherd, the nation urges God to wake up and to extend his compassion to his suffering people.
For the music director; by the Korahites, a well-written song.#tn The meaning of the Hebrew term מַשְׂכִּיל (maskil) is uncertain. See the note on the phrase "well-written song" in the superscription of Ps 42.
1 O God, we have clearly heard;#tn Heb "with our ears we have heard."
our ancestors#tn Heb "fathers" (also in v. 2; the same Hebrew word may be translated either "fathers" or "ancestors" depending on the context. have told us
what you did#tn Heb "the work you worked." in their days,
in ancient times.#tn Heb "in the days of old." This refers specifically to the days of Joshua, during Israel's conquest of the land, as vv. 2-3 indicate.
2 You, by your power,#tn Heb "you, your hand." defeated nations and settled our fathers on their land;#tn Heb "dispossessed nations and planted them." The third masculine plural pronoun "them" refers to the fathers (v. 1). See Ps 80:8, 15.
you crushed#tn The verb form in the Hebrew text is a Hiphil preterite (without vav [ו] consecutive) from רָעַע (ra'a', "be evil; be bad"). If retained it apparently means, "you injured; harmed." Some prefer to derive the verb from רָעַע ("break"; cf. NEB "breaking up the peoples"), in which case the form must be revocalized as Qal (since this verb is unattested in the Hiphil). the people living there#tn Or "peoples." and enabled our ancestors to occupy it.#tn Heb "and you sent them out." The translation assumes that the third masculine plural pronoun "them" refers to the fathers (v. 1), as in the preceding parallel line. See Ps 80:11, where Israel, likened to a vine, "spreads out" its tendrils to the west and east. Another option is to take the "peoples" as the referent of the pronoun and translate, "and you sent them away," though this does not provide as tight a parallel with the corresponding line.
3 For they did not conquer#tn Or "take possession of." the land by their swords,
and they did not prevail by their strength,#tn Heb "and their arm did not save them." The "arm" here symbolizes military strength.
but rather by your power,#tn Heb "your right hand." The Lord's "right hand" here symbolizes his power to protect and deliver (see Pss 17:7; 20:6; 21:8). strength#tn Heb "your arm." and good favor,#tn Heb "light of your face." The idiom "light of your face" probably refers to a smile (see Eccl 8:1), which in turn suggests favor and blessing (see Num 6:25; Pss 4:6; 31:16; 67:1; 80:3, 7, 19; 89:15; Dan 9:17).
for you were partial to#tn Or "favorable toward." them.
4 You are my#sn The speaker changes here to an individual, perhaps the worship leader or the king. The oscillation between singular (vv. 4, 6) and plural (vv. 1-3, 5, 7-8) in vv. 1-8 may reflect an antiphonal ceremony. king, O God!
Decree#tc The LXX assumes a participle here (מְצַוֶּה [mÿtsavveh], "the one who commands/decrees") which would stand in apposition to "my God." It is possible that the MT, which has the imperative (צַוֵּה, tsavveh) form, has suffered haplography of the letter mem (ם). Note that the preceding word (אֱלֹהִים, 'elohim) ends in mem. Another option is that the MT is divided in the wrong place; perhaps one could move the final mem from אֱלֹהִים to the beginning of the next word and read מְצַוֶּה אֱלֹהָי ('elohay mÿtsavveh, "[You are my king,] my God, the one who decrees").tn Or "command." This may be the Israelites' petition prior to the battle. See the introductory note to the psalm. Jacob's#tn That is, Israel. See Pss 14:7; 22:23. deliverance!
5 By your power#tn Heb "by you." we will drive back#tn Heb "gore" (like an ox). If this portion of the psalm contains the song of confidence/petition the Israelites recited prior to battle, then the imperfects here and in the next line may express their expectation of victory. Another option is that the imperfects function in an emphatic generalizing manner. In this case one might translate, "you [always] drive back…you [always] trample down."sn The Hebrew verb translated "drive back" is literally "gore"; the imagery is that of a powerful wild ox that "gores" its enemies and tramples them underfoot. our enemies;
by your strength#tn Heb "in your name." The Lord's "name" refers here to his revealed character or personal presence. Specifically in this context his ability to deliver, protect, and energize for battle is in view (see Ps 54:1). we will trample down#sn The image of the powerful wild ox continues; see the note on the phrase "drive back" in the preceding line. our foes!#tn Heb "those who rise up [against] us."
6 For I do not trust in my bow,
and I do not prevail by my sword.
7 For you deliver#tn Or "have delivered," if past successes are in view. Another option is to take the perfect as rhetorical, emphasizing that victory is certain (note the use of the imperfect in vv. 5-6). us from our enemies;
you humiliate#tn Or "have humiliated," if past successes are in view. Another option is to take the perfect as rhetorical, emphasizing that victory is certain (note the use of the imperfect in vv. 5-6). those who hate us.
8 In God I boast all day long,
and we will continually give thanks to your name. (Selah)
9 But#tn The particle אַף ('af, "but") is used here as a strong adversative contrasting the following statement with what precedes. you rejected and embarrassed us!
You did not go into battle with our armies.#tn Heb "you did not go out with our armies." The prefixed verbal form is a preterite (without vav [ו] consecutive).
10 You made us retreat#tn Heb "you caused us to turn backward." from the enemy.
Those who hate us take whatever they want from us.#tn Heb "plunder for themselves." The prepositional phrase לָמוֹ (lamo, "for themselves") here has the nuance "at their will" or "as they please" (see Ps 80:6).
11 You handed us#tn The prefixed verbal form is a preterite (without vav [ו] consecutive). over like sheep to be eaten;
you scattered us among the nations.
12 You sold#tn The prefixed verbal form is a preterite (without vav [ו] consecutive). your people for a pittance;#tn Heb "for what is not wealth."
you did not ask a high price for them.#tn Heb "you did not multiply their purchase prices."
13 You made us#tn The prefixed verbal form is a preterite (without vav [ו] consecutive). an object of disdain to our neighbors;
those who live on our borders taunt and insult us.#tn Heb "an [object of] taunting and [of] mockery to those around us."
14 You made us#tn The prefixed verbal form is a preterite (without vav [ו] consecutive). an object of ridicule#tn Heb "a proverb," or "[the subject of] a mocking song." among the nations;
foreigners treat us with contempt.#tn Heb "a shaking of the head among the peoples." Shaking the head was a derisive gesture (see Jer 18:16; Lam 2:15).
15 All day long I feel humiliated#tn Heb "all the day my humiliation [is] in front of me."
and am overwhelmed with shame,#tn Heb "and the shame of my face covers me."
16 before the vindictive enemy
who ridicules and insults me.#tn Heb "from the voice of one who ridicules and insults, from the face of an enemy and an avenger." See Ps 8:2.
17 All this has happened to us, even though we have not rejected you#tn Heb "we have not forgotten you." To "forget" God refers here to worshiping false gods and thereby refusing to recognize his sovereignty (see v. 20, as well as Deut 8:19; Judg 3:7; 1 Sam 12:9; Isa 17:10; Jer 3:21; Ps 9:17).Thus the translation "we have not rejected you" has been used.
or violated your covenant with us.#tn Heb "and we did not deal falsely with your covenant."
18 We have not been unfaithful,#tn Heb "our heart did not turn backward." Cf. Ps 78:57.
nor have we disobeyed your commands.#tn Heb "and our steps did [not] turn aside from your path." The negative particle is understood by ellipsis (see the preceding line). God's "path" refers to his commands, i.e., the moral pathway he has prescribed for the psalmist. See Pss 17:5; 25:4.
19 Yet you have battered us, leaving us a heap of ruins overrun by wild dogs;#tn Heb "yet you have battered us in a place of jackals."
you have covered us with darkness.#tn The Hebrew term צַלְמָוֶת (tsalmavet) has traditionally been understood as a compound noun meaning "shadow of death" (צֵל + מָוֶת [mavet + tsel]; see BDB 853 s.v. צַלְמָוֶת; cf. NASB). Other scholars prefer to vocalize the form צַלְמוּת (tsalmut) and understand it as an abstract noun (from the root צלם) meaning "darkness" (cf. NIV, NRSV). An examination of the word's usage favors the latter derivation. It is frequently associated with darkness/night and contrasted with light/morning (see Job 3:5; 10:21-22; 12:22; 24:17; 28:3; 34:22; Ps 107:10, 14; Isa 9:1; Jer 13:16; Amos 5:8). In some cases the darkness described is associated with the realm of death (Job 10:21-22; 38:17), but this is a metaphorical application of the word and does not reflect its inherent meaning. In Ps 44:19 darkness symbolizes defeat and humiliation.
20 If we had rejected our God,#tn Heb "If we had forgotten the name of our God." To "forget the name" here refers to rejecting the Lord's authority (see Jer 23:27) and abandoning him as an object of prayer and worship (see the next line).
and spread out our hands in prayer to another god,#tn Heb "and spread out your hands to another god." Spreading out the hands was a prayer gesture (see Exod 9:29, 33; 1 Kgs 8:22, 38; 2 Chr 6:12-13, 29; Ezra 9:15; Job 11:13; Isa 1:15). In its most fundamental sense זר ("another; foreign; strange") refers to something that is outside one's circle, often making association with it inappropriate. A "strange" god is an alien deity, an "outside god" (see L. A. Snijders, TDOT 4:54-55).
21 would not God discover it,
for he knows#tn The active participle describes what is characteristically true. one's thoughts?#tn Heb "would not God search out this, for he knows the hidden things of [the] heart?" The expression "search out" is used metonymically here, referring to discovery, the intended effect of a search. The "heart" (i.e., mind) is here viewed as the seat of one's thoughts. The rhetorical question expects the answer, "Of course he would!" The point seems to be this: There is no way the Israelites who are the speakers in the psalm would reject God and turn to another god, for the omniscient God would easily discover such a sin.
22 Yet because of you#tn The statement "because of you" (1) may simply indicate that God is the cause of the Israelites' defeat (see vv. 9-14, where the nation's situation is attributed directly to God's activity, and cf. NEB, NRSV), or (2) it may suggest they suffer because of their allegiance to God (see Ps 69:7 and Jer 15:15). In this case one should translate, "for your sake" (cf. NASB, NIV). The citation of this verse in Rom 8:36 follows the LXX (Ps 43:23 LXX), where the Greek term ἕνεκεν (Jeneken; LXX ἕνεκα) may likewise mean "because of" or "for the sake of" (BDAG 334 s.v. ἕνεκα 1). we are killed all day long;
we are treated like#tn Or "regarded as." sheep at the slaughtering block.#tn Heb "like sheep of slaughtering," that is, sheep destined for slaughter.
23 Rouse yourself! Why do you sleep, O Lord?
Wake up!#sn Wake up! See Ps 35:23. Do not reject us forever!
24 Why do you look the other way,#tn Heb "Why do you hide your face?" The idiom "hide the face" can mean "ignore" (see Pss 10:11; 13:1; 51:9) or carry the stronger idea of "reject" (see Pss 30:7; 88:14).
and ignore#tn Or "forget." the way we are oppressed and mistreated?#tn Heb "our oppression and our affliction."
25 For we lie in the dirt,
with our bellies pressed to the ground.#tn Heb "for our being/life sinks down to the dirt, our belly clings to the earth." The suffixed form of נֶפֶשׁ (nefesh, "being, life") is often equivalent to a pronoun in poetic texts.
26 Rise up and help us!
Rescue us#tn Or "redeem us." See Pss 25:22; 26:11; 69:18; 119:134. because of your loyal love!
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The fuel pressure is at 60. How would I test or know if the injectors are firing. Thanks.
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Baridon/Mason, A History of the Gardens of Versailles (pb 2012)
Sarnecky, A History of the U.S. Army Nurse Corps (hc 1999)
Lesser, "Hamlet" After Q1: An Uncanny History of the Shakespearean Text (hc 2014, eb 2014)
Debénath/Dibble, Handbook of Paleolithic Typology: Lower and Middle Paleolithic of Europe (pb 1993, eb 2015)
Hardy, Handbuilding (pb 2000)
Voigt, Hasanlu I: Hajji Firuz Tepe, Iran—The Neolithic Settlement (hc 1983)
Winter, Hasanlu Special Studies I: A Decorated Breastplate from Hasanlu, Iran (pb 1980)
Marcus, Hasanlu Special Studies III: Emblems of Identity and Prestige—The Seals and Sealings from Hasanlu, Iran (hc 1996)
Danti/Cifarelli, Hasanlu V: The Late Bronze and Iron I Periods (hc 2013, eb 2013)
Wolverton, Hastening Toward Prague: Power and Society in the Medieval Czech Lands (hc 2001, eb 2012)
Colbert, Haunted Visions: Spiritualism and American Art (hc 2011, eb 2011)
Trubek, Haute Cuisine: How the French Invented the Culinary Profession (pb 2000)
Ashmead, Haverford College Collection of Classical Antiquities: The Bequest of Ernest Allen (pb 1999)
Dole, Healing Secular Life: Loss and Devotion in Modern Turkey (hc 2012, eb 2012)
O'Connor, Healing Traditions: Alternative Medicine and the Health Professions (pb 1994, eb 2010)
Huss-Ashmore/Schall, Health and Lifestyle Change (hc 1992)
Johnson-Freese, Heavenly Ambitions: America's Quest to Dominate Space (hc 2009, pb 2013, eb 2012)
Coudert/Shoulson, Hebraica Veritas?: Christian Hebraists and the Study of Judaism in Early Modern Europe (hc 2004)
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text: Hubble telescope dates oldest star, 'Methuselah', at 14.5 billion years old Space 08 March 13 by Philippa Warr Digitized Sky Survey (DSS), STScI/AURA, Palomar/Caltech, and UKSTU/AAO The Hubble space telescope has enabled astronomers to identify the oldest known star whose age we can reliably estimate.With a birthdate around 14.5 billion years ago and a margin for error of 0.8 billion years (depending on how youthful the star wishes to appear to others), HD 140283 has been given the slightly more memory-friendly name "the Methuselah star", a reference to the oldest person to ever live according to the Bible.Previous estimates of the star's age had it celebrating it's super sweet sixteen billion but, as Nasa point out, the fact that the universe's age has been calculated at around 13.8 billion presented some obvious problems. The revised estimate and accompanying wiggle room allow for the Methuselah star, cosmology and stellar physics to carry on coexisting comfortably.Hubble was useful in achieving this by allowing the astronomers to more accurately measure the distance of the star from Earth using trigonometric parallax -- a syllable-heavy way of describing how a star's position appears to change depending on the position of the observer. By comparing observations from opposite points in Hubble's orbit around Earth it was possible to work out a better approximation of the star's distance from us. The distance was then combined with information about the star's intrinsic brightness to estimate its age with around five times the precision."You get an age of 14.5 billion years, with a residual uncertainty that makes the star's age compatible with the age of the universe," said Howard Bond of the Space Telescope Science Institute. "This is the best star in the sky to do precision age calculations by virtue of its closeness and brightness."The star is moving at a speed of 800,000 miles per hour and, Nasa explains, will eventually slingshot back to the galactic halo of stars encircling the Milky Way. Currently, however, space enthusiasts can see the star with the help of a pair of binoculars in the constellation of Libra. Edited by Nate Lanxon Comments "The star is moving at a speed of 800,000 miles per hour and, Nasa explains, will eventually slingshot back to the galactic halo of stars encircling the Milky Way."Given the fact that what we're seeing actually already happened 14 billion or so years ago, I think it'd be more accurate to use the past tense in this instance. Malcolm Mar 9th 2013 In reply to Malcolm The light we are seeing from this star is only as old as the time it took to travel from the star to us not 14 billion, unless the star is 14 billion light years away from us. So you are correct that it is past tense but your logic is incorrect. The article doesn't mention the distance. ogFrag Mar 9th 2013 In reply to ogFrag It says that the star is in the halo of the Milky Way, so it is very close. No more than maybe 50,000 ly or less. So we are seeing it no more than about 50,000 years ago. Mike Appelhans Mar 9th 2013 In reply to Malcolm oh my gosh, please think before typing, the star is 14 billion years old as they claim, it is not 14 billion lightyears away...seriously...please think PLEASE ty vole Mar 24th 2013 This just shows that Scientists talk BS 99.999% of the time regarding the Universe and the so called "Big Bang" ..... So what happens here is lets just change the rules or just ignore the fact that this star is that old.... Dan Mar 12th 2013 In reply to Dan I don't think you even read the article... did you? You didn't even read the first SENTENCE! "...a margin for error of 0.8 billion years" mermantiger Mar 14th 2013 In reply to Dan Scientists don't talk "BS," they observe and try to learn more until they get it right. When they get something wrong they try to fix it. Through years of work we get a better and clearer understanding of our Universe. That's a lot better model than throwing up your hands and saying, "welp, God." Tom Mar 14th 2013 The star lies 190.1 light-years from us. Viktring Mar 15th 2013 " This just shows that Scientists talk BS 99.999%" And 87.54% of statistical numbers are made up Ajos Mar 16th 2013 Hmmm... I thought the Universe was eternal, but not the known Universe. Perhaps the speed of light isn't constant. Perhaps matter formation is more complex than we can currently understand. Honestly, I think that scientists tried fudge the age by 800 million years on purpose. Ace777 Mar 16th 2013 Reply to a comment Name Email Comment Submit » Latest on wired.co.uk


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If I want to exchange my prints for those of comparable quality I can go to the high school! The thought of comparing my printing skills to yours (Jorge) is enough to put me off the whole idea. My intention is to send a print to those I'd like to exchange with, no strings/expectations/obligations attached, and if that person feels like sending me a print, I will gratefully accept, with no illusions of parity on my part. I will understand completely if no print is offered in return, and will take no offense. I am overwhelmed with work right now, and awaiting delivery of my first box of Azo, but when it arrives along with the Amidol, I will make a print for Jorge, even though I know I have many, many prints to make before I approach his level of skill. Being a beginner, it's easy for me to disregard others' skill levels compared to mine, and I understand that the reverse is not necessarily true. The fact is that there are not enough of you to worry about from an expense point of view, even if I made prints for all of you, and If I recieved a single print in return, I'd be well rewarded. I realize that this is not a model many would adopt, but it satisfies my aspirations. I look forward to participating in the revolving portfolio as well.-jdf

No, no, no, Jay I think you misunderstand me. For example you might post a portrait that I like ( and judging from your examples at PN you have some very nice ones) if so I would not mind exchanging with you. My whole point is, the posting in a gallery will give people a chance to make at least an initial judgement and decide to exchange a print with such person. Being able to see the print would be an advantage and would put aside the "skill" factor. I mean if I liked your print then who cares if it is your first print ever, no? Of course if I see a print with no contrast, or dust, or of aunt Mary, then I might not want to exchange with this person. OTOH if the print is more or less well scanned (oh boy I am completely ignorant about how to do this! and shows a nice image, why would I think your "skill" level is below mine? As far as I am concerned the results are what matter.....not how many years you have spent under a light bulb.
Also this idea I have it is so that those who place a certain importance in the provenance of a print would also have the opportunity to participate. Lets face it not everybody thinks like you or me, some people might want to exchange only azo prints, ot pt prints, this way they also have a chance without looking like jerks for refusing someone. For instance I might post a 12x20 pt print, and specify I want a comparable size contact print. This way those who wish to exchange 3x5 shoots of fido will know I am not the one to contact. Sounds good?


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I've been a camper since the very first year which was back in the summer of 2007. And I have gone to this wonderful life-changing camp every year except summer 2011. The short time that we have together ( 5 days to be exact) is too short. I know that no one really wants to leave this place after Sundays afternoon. The relationships that I've build with everyone will last me a lifetime and more. I genuinely love everyone at camp. These lovely people are my family away from my family. All the staff and board of directors work so hard every year to make sure this amazing camp happen. Throughout the week I feel like I get so much closer to God and Jesus Christ. Learning the truth about the Book of Mormon is so amazing. My relationship with God has been so much closer than I could ever imagine and hope for. And for that I have to thank 2000 Strong. As I'm thinking right now what else to type about I'm lost for words. There is really nothing else I could add to this camp. Hopefully I will never ever miss this camp for any reason. And oh! I've also learn that our number 1 priority in this life is to have Eternal LIfe. Lol. -----Levi
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The event will include panels of industry experts who will address a series of the most pressing issues that insurers are facing. Key themes at AIRC 2012 will include Regulators Perspective:
Key figures from around the world are encouraged to attend the event, from Insurance heads, CEOs, CFOs and government policy makers to diplomats and government officials involved in the Insurance and Reinsurance sectors. Their input will not only help better understand the obstacles in the industry's way, but also share knowledge with each other in an attempt to overcome these issues. AIRC 2011 was attended by institutions like APA Insurance, Global Credit Rating Co., Nile Family Takaful, Nile General Takaful, Barclays Bank of Kenya, Bancassurance Consultants Worldwide Ltd., Microensure, West African Insurance Institute, Fitch Rating Southern Africa to mention just a few. The 2012 summit will feature these and other leading institutions.
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2007 1500 Leveling kit problems
Hey all, Im new to the dodge world and love this truck. Bought a set of Daystar 2.5'' leveling blocks and attempted an install and they would not fit. first issue was it was dang near impossible to get it on top of the spring then when i finally got it in i could not get anything anywhere close to bolting up. Am i missing something. I have put kits on all my other trucks but it was a steel plate bolt on so this is my first experience with the rubber blocks. Any help would be much appreciated thanks ahead of time. 2007 Dodge 1500 5.7 2wd
I'm not totally sure about this:4-dontknow:but I would make sure the leveling kit is for a 2wd truck. I didn't think that the strut blocks would work on a 2wd truck.
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It would seem that this Cullins chap tends to exaggerate and give false expectations. He indicated in a TV interview that they would be cash positive this year and then they had to borrow money to stay afloat. This combined with the Fall launch (not late Fall) and the lack of real fast growth of scan count from month to month, without explanation or comment, has completely discouraged investers.
I certainly hope that the adding of the west coast and the mobile units will give real growth to the scanning business. You think he would have concentrated on that earlier instead of grtting into another business before the core business was cash positive.
I certainly hope that MKI is successful so that we shareholders do get our investment back and possibly a bit of return. However, I will be reviewing anything from him very carefully until trust has been re-established.
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Thousand Oaks Teen Center - Spring 2013 program guide.
ALEX FIORE THOUSAND OAKS TEEN CENTER 1375 East Janss Road, Thousand Oaks, CA 91362 • Facility: (805) 494-5156 • Fax Number: (805) 494-3155 Center E-Mail Address: email@example.com • www.thousandoaksteencenter.com or www.crpd.org/tnc Monday-Thursday 2:00-9:00pm • Friday 2:00pm -10:00pm • Saturday 11:00am-10:00pm • Sunday 1:00-5:00pm Teen Services Coordinator: Jay Dodwell, email@example.com THE TEEN CENTER IS DESIGNED FOR THE 12-17 YEAR OLD POPULATION, MEANING THOSE IN 7TH THROUGH 12TH GRADE. The Teen Center is the place to be if you're in 7th-12th grade. Our programs include a variety of recreational classes, educational workshops, seasonal camps, leagues, trips, dances, concerts, and other great special events, as well as drop-in recreation. Our awesome facility features a gymnasium, soundproof music room, a 1,700 sq. ft. game room complete with pool and ping pong tables, black light air hockey, foosball, assorted video games, vending machines, and a high-def big screen TV with Xbox 360 with Kinect system. A computer lab with high speed Internet and brand new LED monitors is open and staffed during designated hours. We also have classrooms, offices, a catering kitchen, and a social lobby with couches, a 55" 3D TV, and a Playstation 3. ELITE DRIVING ACADEMY, Age 15-17 (Formerly BSafe Driving School) Classes are interactive, entertaining, and informative. DMV also requires six hours of behindthe-wheel training with a licensed instructor (available through Elite). Instructor: Mike Burgett. Enrollment: Max 20 9201.2131 M-F 4:00-9:00pm $100 3/18-3/22 1 wk 9203.2131 Th 7:30-8:30pm 7:00-8:30pm NONE 3/5, 4/2, 5/7 FREE PRINCETON REVIEW SAT PRACTICE TEST, 9th12th Grade Presented by The Princeton Review. To sign up, call 800.2review or go to www.princetonreview.com. Enrollment: Max 75 SAT Test * Sa 9:00am-1:00pm NONE 4/20 Scores Back PAGE 40 * W 7:00-8:30pm NONE 5/1 1 day 1 day HIGH SCHOOL BOYS BASKETBALL LEAGUE, 9th-12th Grade This competitive league includes playoffs and championship! Mandatory player evaluations, Saturday, February 23rd, 5:00-7:00pm at the Teen Center. Season begins Saturday, March 2nd. Games played at the Teen Center Saturday mornings, 9:00am-1:00pm. Two games played on Sundays, 3/10 & 4/14. No games 3/30. Enrollment: Max 100 9002.1131 Sa &Su 9:00am-1:00pm $100 3/2-5/4 9 wks 1 eve $15 5/23 1 eve AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION Instruction provided by EMS Training Institute HIGH SCHOOL ONLY * T $15 3/14 HOW TO PAY FOR COLLEGE WITHOUT GOING BROKE… Picking the right school and major; helping families through the financial aid process, and learning how to pay for college without depleting savings and retirement. Designed for high school students and their parents. Instructor: Dennis Stewart, College Retirement Specialist of Educational Funding Solutions. Parents welcome at no charge. Enrollment: Max 12 Earn 1 point TEEN LEADERSHIP CLUB, Age 15-17 High School Age volunteer program designed to give students experience in the field of recreation. Volunteers work at the Teen Center, CRPD and community special events. SUCCESSFUL LEARNING AND TEST TAKING, Age 1214 Designed for 7th & 8th grade teens. Using imagery techniques and nature's whole foods, you will learn how to be more comfortable and successful with test taking. Instructor: Sandy Sherman Joseph, RN, BSN, MA. Enrollment: Max 15 9202.2131 Th 7:00-8:30pm Feel free to stop by and visit our facility, meet the staff, and check out our program offerings! www.facebook.com/ ThousandOaksTeenCenter WORKSHOPS CPR/AED TRAINING AND CERTIFICATION, Age 12-17 Instruction in 1-person rescue of adult, child, and infant. Bring a sack lunch; drinks provided. Enrollment: Max 12 Free pre-permit workshop for parents and teens providing information teens need to know before taking the wheel This interactive program, geared toward pre-permit drivers (14-15 yrs of age) walks attendees through the steps necessary to obtain a permit and driver's license, and offers useful tools, tips, and resources to help parents and teens during the learning-to-drive process and beyond. Reservations required; call (805) 494-4145 or email to email@example.com. The Teen Center is located at 1375 E. Janss Rd., Thousand Oaks, Ca 9204.2131 Sa 11:00am-2:30pm $65 4/6 1 day BLAST! (BABYSITTER LESSONS AND SAFETY TRAINING), SECOND EDITION, Age 12-15 This exciting, interactive program prepares teens to interview for a babysitting job, select safe and suitable games and activities, prevent accidents, perform first aid, and begin babysitting safely and competently. Bring a sack lunch; drinks provided. Enrollment: Max 10 9205.2131 Sa 12noon-4:00pm $65 4/20 9205.2132 Sa 12noon-4:00pm $65 6/1 1 day 1 day FIRST AID CERTIFICATION, Age 12-17 Learn emergency first aid techniques. Bring a snack; drinks provided. Enrollment: Max 12 9206.2131 Sa 11:00am-2:00pm $65 5/18 "One of the things my parents taught me was to never listen to other people's expectations. You should live your own life and live up to your own expectations." - Tiger Woods 1 day ALEX FIORE THOUSAND OAKS TEEN CENTER 1375 East Janss Road, Thousand Oaks, CA 91362 • Facility: (805) 494-5156 • Fax Number: (805) 494-3155 Center E-Mail Address: firstname.lastname@example.com • www.thousandoaksteencenter.com or www.crpd.org/tnc Excursions include transportation and supervision. A $5 registration fee and parent permission slip required for all trips. Registration fee is non-refundable. Information sheets available at the Teen Center or at www.thousandoaksteencenter.com. Excursions depart from and return to the Thousand Oaks Teen Center unless otherwise noted. Excursions are designed for teen patrons age 12-17 (7th -12th grade). TALL SHIP SAILING TRIP, Age 12-17 $40 cash due the day of the trip. Come sail aboard the Bill Of Rights, a 137' gaff rig topsail schooner. Help the crew sail or simply relax on this 3-hour coastal cruise. A one-of-a-kind, chance of a lifetime educational adventure! Teen Center provides transportation to and from Channel Islands Harbor. Bring sack lunch and a drink. Enrollment: Max 40 9207.2131 T 12noon-5:00pm $5 3/26 1 day MAGIC MOUNTAIN TRIP, Age 12-17 $30 cash due the day of the trip. Check out Ninja, Green Lantern, Terminator, X2, Scream, Superman, Goliath, Tatsu, and more. COED VOLLEYBALL CLINIC, Age 11-15 The Los Angeles Volleyball Academy (LAVA) presents a series of fundamental skills volleyball clinics for teens grades 6-8, held exclusively at and in association with the Thousand Oaks Teen Center. Basic techniques of passing, setting, serving, and defense will be covered over the course of three sessions. All welcome; teens not affiliated with club organizations preferred. Space is limited. Designed by and featuring the renowned coaches of LAVA; 100% of the fees will benefit the Teen Center. Enrollment: Max 16 9214.2131 W 6:00-7:30pm $60 4/10, 4/24, 5/8 3 eves BOYS DODGEBALL, Age 12-14 Teams are formed. Different styles of games are played in our air-conditioned gym each week. Enrollment: Max 20 9215.2131 F 5:00-6:00pm $55 4/5-5/24 8 wks 9216.2131 F 6:00-7:00pm $55 4/5-5/24 BEGINNING TENNIS, Age 12-15 Learn the basics in a fun environment. $5 cash lab fee due first class (for tennis balls). Instructor: Jeff Miller, USTA member. Location: Wildflower Playfield. Enrollment: Max 12 HIGH SCHOOL BOYS BASKETBALL LEAGUE, 9th-12th Grade See description in High School Only section on page 40. No games 3/30. Enrollment: Max 100 9209.2131 M 4:00-5:00pm $50 4/1-5/20 1 day * 8 wks CARDIO KICKBOXING & SELF-DEFENSE, Age 12-17 Get a great workout while learning basic self-defense skills, including kicks, hand techniques, and blocks. Instructor: Mrs. Kinsie Flame, 1st Dan Black Belt of Jacob Flame's Tang Soo Do University. Enrollment: Max 25 9210.2131 M 7:30-8:30pm $55 4/1-5/20 8 wks BOYS BASKETBALL, Age 12-15 Skill building; games are played and officiated and the scoreboard is used. Enrollment: Max 20 9211.2131 T 4:00-5:00pm $55 4/2-5/21 8 wks F 7:00-9:00pm $1/Tournament Ongoing 9002.1131 Sa 9:00am-1:00pm $100 3/2-5/4 7:00-8:30pm $60 4/2-5/21 This multipurpose community social service program is jointly sponsored by the Conejo Recreation and Park District and the Conejo Valley Unified School District. By design, outreach workers seek out and address the needs of non-involved and hard-to-reach youths. Duties include truancy prevention programs, community referral service, recreational programming, and crisis intervention. Outreach staff may be contacted at the Thousand Oaks Teen Center at (805) 494-5156. 8 wks GIRLS INDOOR VOLLEYBALL, Designed for 7th & 8th grade girls. Learn the fundamentals and hone your skills. Enrollment: Max 15 9213.2131 W 4:00- 5:30pm $50 4/3-5/22 8 wks 9 wks YOUTH OUTREACH BEGINNING FENCING CLUB, Age 12-17 Instruction in foil, epee, and sabre. Equipment provided. Coach: Phillip Hareff. Enrollment: Max 20 9212.2131 T 9217.2131 M 4:00-5:00pm $55 4/1-5/20 8 wks COED HIP HOP DANCE I, Age 12-17 Tons of fun, energy, skill, and technique. Instruction provided by Dance Ten. Enrollment: Max 15 9218.2131 W 6:00-7:00pm $55 4/3-5/22 8 wks ZUMBA® FITNESS, Age 12-17 Zumba® combines Latin rhythms with easy-to-follow moves, a "feel-happy" workout, great for both body and mind. Instructor: Emily Lewis. Enrollment: Max 15 9219.2131 Th 7:00-8:00pm $55 4/4-5/23 8 wks 8 wks SPORTS 3/27 BEGINNING JAZZ/TAP DANCE, Age 12-17 This exciting class teaches basic techniques; tap shoes required. Instruction provided by Dance Ten. Enrollment: Max 10 BEGINNING BILLIARDS INSTRUCTION, Age 12-17 Pool cues provided. Enrollment: Max 8 GAME ROOM TOURNAMENT NIGHT, Age 12-17 Sign up each Friday before the tournaments. Challenge others to billiards, black light air hockey, table tennis, or foosball. You can do any or all of them. Snacks & pizza are provided to fuel up between matches. Prizes awarded for individual winners of each sport. Check-in time is 6:45pm. Enrollment: Max 40 9208.2131 W 11:00am-9:00pm $5 DANCE Pete Martinez – email@example.com Elizabeth Sorensen – firstname.lastname@example.com Dan Nalbandian – email@example.com SATURDAY, MARCH 2 6:30-9:00pm $10 at the door All ages welcome Watch as finalists compete in live dance performances! Celebrity Guest hosts Judges from TV, Film, Broadway, and more This program is in cooperation with Sade Champagne Presents... Proceeds will benefit the Destined to Live the Good Life Children's Orphanage in Zambia, Africa To arrange for an audition (ages 14-18), please contact the Teen Center at (805) 494-5156 or Sade Champagne at firstname.lastname@example.com PAGE 41 SPRING BREAK EXCURSIONS 2013 ALEX FIORE THOUSAND OAKS TEEN CENTER 1375 East Janss Road, Thousand Oaks, CA 91362 • Facility: (805) 494-5156 • Fax Number: (805) 494-3155 Center E-Mail Address: firstname.lastname@example.com • www.thousandoaksteencenter.com or www.crpd.org/tnc VOCALS/INSTRUMENTAL ROCK AND ROLL HIGH, Age 12-17 Rock and Roll High gets young bands or individuals off to a good start. Learn songwriting, recording, and stage presence. Includes eight hours of studio time in a professional studio and a performance at a Teen Center dance. Instructor: Aaron Burch. Enrollment: Max 8 9220.2131 T 7:00-8:30pm $199 4/2-5/14 7 wks GUITAR I, Age 12-17 Learn tuning, chromatic scale, basic music reading, left/right hand technique, open chords, introduction to bar chords, and basic blues. Acoustic and electric guitars welcome. $25 cash book fee due first class. Instructor: Troy Ballman. Enrollment: Max 8 9221.2131 Th 4:00-5:00pm $60 4/4-5/23 8 wks GUITAR II, Age 12-17 Prerequisite: Guitar I or instructor permission. Learn bar chords in various forms and keys, scales, chord-melody, blues, and improvisation. $25 cash book fee due first class. Instructor: Troy Ballman. Enrollment: Max 8 9222.2131 Th 5:00-6:00pm $60 4/4-5/23 $55 4/4-5/23 8 wks DRUMS II, Age 12-17 Prerequisite: Beginning Drums. Continue to improve your skills. Drum practice pad required. Instructor: Ken Samela. Enrollment: Max 6 9224.2131 Th 7:30-8:30pm $55 4/4-5/23 SATURDAY, May 11 • 10am -5pm • $20 Registration Fee • $25 at the door Come and meet professionals in the Health and Beauty Industry and learn the hottest trends for the upcoming season. Program designed for teens; all ages welcome. Classes for moms and dads, too! 8 wks MUSIC STUDIO, Age 12-17 Spare your parents! Reserve space for jamming, up to four hours at a time. It's absolutely free! Reservations: (805) 494-5156. D D D D D D and FREE Samples Workshops—learn from the pros Celebrity Makeup Artist on site Door Prizes and Hourly Give-aways $5 Salad Bar Health, Beauty, and Nutritional Products for Purchase Loads of info and fun!! To register, please go to www.thousandoaksteencenter.com. • Class #9225.2131 GIRLS INDOOR VOLLEYBALL, Age 12-14 See description under Sports. GIRLS YOGA, Age 13-17 Learn to focus by exploring body movements and controlled breathing. Gain strength, flexibility, and self-confidence through core work and poses. Wear easy-to-move-in clothing; no yoga mat required. Instructor: Sara Pritchard, certified through Yoga Alliance. Enrollment: Max 10 9226.2131 M 6:30-7:30pm $55 4/1-5/20 8 wks DRAWING FASHION FROM INSPIRATION, Age 12-17 Develop a design idea and create a group of garments on fashion figures. Learn fabric choices and translating inspiration into sketches and mood/design boards. $50 cash lab fee due first class. Instructor: Patricia Samaniego, BA in Fashion Design and 14+ years' experience as a Fashion Designer. Enrollment: Max 10 9227.2131 M PAGE 42 D Main Hall Exhibitors and Demonstrations JUST FOR GIRLS 8 wks DRUMS I, Age 12-17 Learn basic skills and techniques; drum practice pad required. Instructor: Ken Samela. Enrollment: Max 6 9223.2131 Th 6:30-7:30pm Earn 2 pointS 6:30-8:00pm $50 4/1-5/20 8 wks MAKEUP/HAIR DESIGN, Age 12-17 Cosmetic techniques, hair styling, color theory, and skin care. Makeup for everyday, formal events, and photography. Includes local field trip. $15 cash lab fee due first class. Instructor: Kristina Goldberg, makeup artist for Lancôme and M.A.C. cosmetics. Enrollment: Max 20 9228.2131 T 7:00-8:30pm $50 4/2-5/21 8 wks GIRLS BOOK CLUB, Age 12-17 Spend the spring reading great books. We read, we giggle, we eat, then we (unanimously) pick another book and do it all over again the next week. Facilitator: Ilana Kukoff. Enrollment: Max 10 9229.2131 W 6:00-7:00pm $10 4/3-5/22 8 wks FASHION STYLING FOR GIRLS, Age 12-17 Learn about the latest runway trends, celebrity fashion, and how to dress for your age and body type. Also, get tips on styling and how to avoid fashion faux pas. Projects include styling your own t-shirt and tote bag. $20 cash lab fee due first day of class. Instructor: Patricia Samaniego, BA in Fashion Design and 14+ years' experience as a Fashion Designer. Enrollment: Max 10 9230.2131 W 7:00-8:30pm $50 4/3-5/22 8 wks SELF-DEFENSE/RAPE PREVENTION WORKSHOP, Age 12-17 Emphasizes simple and effective self-defense techniques. Instructor: Omid Moradshahi, owner of Onguard, Self-Protective Services and first degree black belt. Enrollment: Max 10 9231.2131 Sa 12noon-1:00pm $15 4/6 1 day DANCE, DANCE, DANCE WORKSHOP, Age 12-15 Build confidence on the dance floor sampling the basics of hip hop, salsa, and swing! Instructor: Ms. Johanna Jones, MS, MFT, Director of Girls Empowerment Center of the Conejo Valley. Enrollment: Max 12 9232.2131 Sa 11:00am-1:00pm $15 4/13 1 day GIRLS AROUND THE WORLD, Age 12-15 Experience what it's like to be a girl in different parts of the world through activities, games, and food! Instructor: Ms. Johanna Jones, MS, MFT, Director of Girls Empowerment Center of the Conejo Valley. Enrollment: Max 12 9233.2131 Sa 11:00am-2:00pm $15 4/27 1 day ALEX FIORE THOUSAND OAKS TEEN CENTER 1375 East Janss Road, Thousand Oaks, CA 91362 • Facility: (805) 494-5156 • Fax Number: (805) 494-3155 Center E-Mail Address: firstname.lastname@example.com • www.thousandoaksteencenter.com or www.crpd.org/tnc THE ARTS COMPUTER SCIENCE HOMESCHOOL PROGRAMS ANIME-STYLE DRAWING, Age 12-17 Learn to draw anime-style characters, basic cartooning, and custom characters. Includes tips on materials from pencils to framing. $10 cash lab fee due first class. Instructor: Kim Zimmerman. Enrollment: Max 12 PHOTOSHOP, Age 12-17 Introduction to the industry standard graphics design program. Learn simple animation, picture restoration, flyer design, and more. BALLROOM DANCE, Age 11-17 Learn basic footwork as well as lead/follow techniques. Includes Tango, Fox-trot, and Waltz. No partner required. Instruction provided by Dance Ten. Enrollment: Max 15 7:00-8:30pm $60 4/1-5/20 8 wks BASIC DRAWING/MULTIMEDIA, Age 12-17 Learn elements of drawing and composition; expand your growth as an artist and draw with confidence and accuracy. $15 cash lab fee due first class. Instructor: Juliette Chayet-Cole, award-winning local artist. Enrollment: Max 10 9235.2131 T 4:00-5:00pm $60 4/2-5/21 8 wks DRAMA CLUB, Age 12-17 Explore theatrical experiences including improvisation, scene study, and vocal development. Instructor: Joey Grady. Enrollment: Max 15 9236.2131 W 4:00-5:30pm $60 4/3-5/22 8 wks STREET ART, Age 12-17 Make your own masterpieces using common media and spray paint. Local professional artists will help you make amazing works of art using things found in your garage. You'll be stunned with the results. $20 cash lab fee due first class. Enrollment: Max 10 9237.2131 W 7:00-8:00pm $55 4/3-5/22 8 wks BEGINNING STAINED GLASS, Age 12-17 Design and create your own masterpiece. $50 cash lab fee due first class. Instructor: Beglar Merlich. Enrollment: Max 8 9238.2131 Th 4:00-5:30pm $50 4/4-5/23 8 wks THE TEENAGE GOURMET, Age 12-17 Create and express yourself through food. Make delicious recipes for yourself and your whole family. Try new foods every week. Two trips to the local Farmer's Market included. $30 cash lab fee due first day of class. Enrollment: Max 12 9239.2131 Th 4:30-6:00pm $30 4/4-5/23 $50 4/4-5/23 8 wks YOU BUILD IT; YOU KEEP IT, Age 12-17 A hands-on experience on building your own computer. When completed, you take the computer home. Donated computer components provided; no experience necessary. Enrollment: Max 6 9242.2131 Th 4:30-6:00pm $65 4/4-5/23 8 wks 9245.2131 T 11:15-12:30pm 9243.2131 F 4:00-5:00pm $60 4/5-5/24 8 wks LAN PARTY, Age 12-17 Put your gaming skills to the test playing the greatest games on the market. Enrollment: Max 9 9244.2131 F 5:00-6:00pm $60 4/5-5/24 Go to www.thousandoaksteencenter.com for additional program opportunities 8 wks 9 wks PAPER-MACHÉ SCULPTURE, Age 11-17 Learn how to work with cardboard, masking tape, paper, and paste to build a functional (or non-functional) paper-maché masterpiece. Wear clothes that can get messy. $25 materials fee due first class. Instructor: Professional artist Helle Rasmussen. Enrollment: Max 12 9246.2131 Th 1:30-2:45pm GAMEMAKING, Age 12-17 Learn the basics for creating simple computer games with Gamemaker. Enrollment: Max 9 $65 4/9-6/4 $65 4/11-6/6 9 wks YOU BUILD IT, YOU KEEP IT, Age 11-17 A hands-on experience on building your own computer. When completed, you take the computer home. Donated computer components provided. No experience necessary. Enrollment: Max 6 9247.2131 Th 1:30-3:00pm $65 4/11-6/6 9 wks MATH IN CHEMISTRY, Age 11-17 If you like math and science, chemistry blends both in elegant and useful ways. 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beautiful! Is that a sphere cake at the top anchored with an wooden dowel in the middle? Is there a cake board on the bottom of the last tier?
Thank you. the answer is yes and yes. The base of the sphere cake is polystyrene that is how it seats upright.
It is amazing
Hi Elaine, the first time I saw your cakes, I tried my very best to find the name of your business. Just now did and you should know that you are not just talented, but gifted with the eye to perfection and beauty. I can see you don't use ganache. How then do you achieve those sharp edges? Do you mind sharing which fondant brand you use? Thanks so much!
Acmomcee thank you for your lovely comments. Really appreciated. I started making cakes a year ago now. Finally on line and I am Designer Cakes of London. I am not a huge fan of chocolate and I don't like ganache on sponge. I use local supermarket fondant mainly. Just apply your buttercream exactly like you will ganache. Put in the fridge to crust a bit and then smooth out with a hot knife. Then leave in the fridge ideally overnight or a few hours. Cover the cake when super chill. Wipe off condensation if any. You will not get any bulges. For sharp edges I always use panelling covering method. Let panels seat a bit, easier to manage that way, Elaine
Very pretty and a creative use of color! I love it!


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