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In the spirit of charity, I donated $10 to the ALS Research Foundation. Now, according to Facebook, this apparently means I have to dump a bucket of ice water over my head now or something. But personally, I don't give to charity just for the sake of Internet memes. So I had Jamie and Spencer do it instead. They may get the shivers, but at least it's for a good cause
Good thing she's wearing something over her shirt.
I love their reactions! And nice work with this - the ice bucket challenge with less potential narcissism, I think. ^^
I think what matters is the thought. And the money.
I think the water has yet to soak through the layers of Spencer's tough skater clothing. Jamie, however seems to be getting the full effect right away!
Jamie's expressionism priceless.
.... was there a charity like this in the 90's?
Forever 16 is set in the '90s. Off the Deep End is set in the present.
Apparently, this is my first time hearing about Off The Deep End.
It's a second series I've been working on this year. Jamie and Spencer are underwater models; their mom, Danielle, is a world famous underwater photographer. I wanted to see if I could construct a wide appeal series around my rather niche interest in underwater fashion, and judging by the feedback I've gotten, I seem to be on the right track.
This is the second ice water drawing I've found in my dA box this morning.
Not you too.
Oh geez, poor Jamie. At least Spencer looks like he enjoyed himself.
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We wanted to spend 17 days in the hotel we moved after the first hour but never have already was clear to us we didn't stay here. The rooms were awful, mold plaster fell from the ceiling, the shower curtain has everything only no cleaning experienced, curved shower bar and Hagen just as the trash cans were totally rusted out, the toilet glasses was not attached, the air conditioning system dripped only so before itself, no floors in the closet, which had no fuhrungschine oberre the two drawers and tilt the lower slope in therefore, i get the kettle a ... electric shock, because the management is plain, after 1 hour in the room our friends have changed the night, because it was so smelly but the other was not much better. The beach section was very beautiful but no umbrellas the pool is the grey the water is green and smelled milichig, breakfast well, if you were lucky you got a cup and someone was ready and had bad luck that the coffee had to be cooked again, the hotel could have been nice, if it were not so down would be managed. The guests were mostly in the age of about 55-70. read hotel review
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Equivalent in front: we actually wanted to stay 1 week, but after 1 night again left! It has started, we had booked and paid for a room with an ocean view (caution: the rooms are probably always free! at the time of booking), but none of them got. One promised us this for the next day. The area made a good impression on the first view. The hotel is small, the buildings are nice from the outside. The beach was great - you have to expect but with sellers, the constantly anquatschen. Also the open restaurant as well as the ... location of the bar between the pool and beach was - at first glance - very nice. At the bar not served but after dinner, as the 'barman' in the kitchen to help out. I would not even in the pool with a diving suit gone. The water was cloudy and it did not make the impression, as if this regularly cleaned. Around the pool were crisscrossing a few unlovely couches and tables - that was it. The food (we had a lunch and dinner, as well as a breakfast) was scary. The choice was very, very small and each time was a part of the food from there was suddenly no cups or more etc. The number of guests at this hotel is really manageable, so that it is incomprehensible, why not you can calculate such things (the dishes was also from IKEA). But the room was the biggest disaster: small, musty, dirty. I have found my bed a wisp of the predecessor, the 2 beach chairs with roles at the legs on (i don't want to speak of bed) hung crooked and crooked moskitonetzhalter - but without a mosquito net. On the comfortable couches gave it 2 old pillows and a blanket as cover - that was it. The closet smelled musty so, that he was not to use. From the window a circa 10 centimeter long screw rankte, yet neither purely went out. The smallest flat screen tv hung on the wall - at least the world. On the balcony was old and dirty with a mere power lines in the air conditioning. There were 2 old wooden chairs without cushions including. The bathroom is basically not to describe. I try it: mold in and around the shower stall, runterhängende soap dishes, trash verbeulter, lines came from the wall, on which something was attached, broken hair dryer, the water trickle from the shower and was cold etc came as. We have stayed in many different hotels in the dom. Repair. (from luxury to easy) and our impression is, that the management is no interest. It is the release of the tourists here in the foreground, but not the well-being of the guests and the interest in them - rather of their money. For 14 years we have been regularly holiday in the cathedral. Repair. - but such a thing we yet did not experience. Tip: better pay a little more and choose a different hotel! read hotel review
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• for showering it gave basically either no water or a light riesel cold water %singlelinebreak % • the shown pictures of the room do not have anything with the reality %singlelinebreak % • the renovated rooms are only local wochenendbesucher rents %singlelinebreak % • the food at the buffet (2 meals) is badly dreary. Salad and fruit there was nearly never %singlelinebreak % • we were 9 times in the dom. Rep and have never had such a bad hotel %singlelinebreak % • the tour guide from ltur can never face and by telephone also to reach. read hotel review
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14 days no hot water. Room service bad (dirty) a double bed of 1.40 wide. Always the same almost witnessed cold food. The guide not competent for problems. 3 malige complaint because of the cold water without success. A confirmation of the complaints has been rejected. We still have a reisepreisminderung request. Witnesses for the nichtlaufende warm water are available. The existing coupon for a trip could not be used because the hotel only 3 people were ready to leave. (mindestteilnehmer 6 people) read hotel review
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Very quiet, ideal for relaxation. No annoying animation, verkåufer will be kept at a distance, a relatively small, familår gefūhrtes house. Who evening entertainment, show program and di sco searches, is totally wrong. The only downside was the law ūbersichtliche food, well prepared but small selection. Very good distance, a stone's throw to the main street, from there you can travel by bus with public guaguas gūnstig and problrmlos after San Pedro or santo domingo. No luxury, but very pleasant. A. read hotel review
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Trying to make sense of last nights game between Duke and UNC is like trying to prove string theory. We don't get it, we don't understand it, and maybe we never will. When these two teams meet it seldom ever makes sense. On paper it …Read More »
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For many years UNC enjoyed the fruits of success in athletics. A respected school whose unofficial motto was "The Carolina Way". A saying that implied doing things in the intended manner that was expected, well deserving athletes who were relied upon and counted on to …Read More »
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The Mayor Interviews the Voice of the Blue Devils, Bob Harris
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Replacing Duke's Other Legend
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Time for some new rules on privacy when Jack and Chrissy bust in on Janet and her date.
When he can't make his portion of the rent, Jack signs up for a part-time modeling gig--a nude modeling gig!
A co-worker gets a promotion based on looks not skills, and Janet considers some cosmetic alteration to better her chances for advancement.
While the girls are away, Jack throws a wild party. The next day it's Mr. Roper, not Jack, who wakes up with the 'morning-after blues.'
Chrissy meets a new, "older" man at the supermarket. Mrs. Roper knows something about him that could ruin her happiness.
Jack and Chrissy spend a night alone in the apartment when Janet stays the night with Mrs. Roper, and everyone's in a tizzy. Janet's anxious, Chrissy's feeling spurned, and Jack's just trying to do the right thing.
Roper sells the trio his broken-down car, but then gets a better offer and tries to get it back.
Chrissy promises a dinner to her new man, a gourmet critic, but she can't even boil water. So Jack must step in and save the date.
A punch is thrown, an ego is blown, and all because Chrissy was a little too friendly to an undercover detective during a girls' night out at the Funky Fox.
Helen thinks Stanley's cheating when she sees an attractive woman cozying up to him at the Regal Beagle, but only Jack knows the real story.
A high school heartthrob from Janet's past shows up, and you'd think she'd be thrilled, but it seems that only one of them has progressed since their high school days.
Jack's charming (read crafty) Uncle Fremont is in town, and he decides to give the kids a hand when the rent comes due and they come up short on cash. But do they really want Roper to cash that check?
Stanley tells Helen she's forbidden to work, so she takes a job at a seedy cafeteria to teach him a lesson, but she may have bitten off more than she can chew!
It's a Christmas party quandary for the roommates: do they keep their word to spend it with the Ropers, or break it to go to the hot party they got invited to at the last minute?
What's Jack to do when Chrissy thinks the fancy jacket he's holding for Stanley (really a surprise gift for Helen), is a birthday gift for her?
Jack's caught in the middle when Janet thinks that Chrissy purposefully stole her blind date, a handsome businessman.
When a date conflicts with a babysitting job, Janet enlists her roommates to fill-in for her, which leaves the inexperienced babysitters, not the child, in tears.
Chrissy gets a super-8 camera and catches the movie bug, but her new man doesn't appreciate it. Meanwhile, Larry plans a porno screening for himself and Jack, but then Roper shows up.
It's all work and no play when Janet hires Jack to help out at the flower shop and turns into the worst kind of demanding boss.
The trio is planning to ply the Ropers with a gourmet meal to avoid a rent hike. Their plans are scuttled when a blind buddy from Jack's past shows up.
Larry uses Jack's name with a recent girlfriend, and the woman shows up at the apartment pregnant, leaving Jack confused and in the hot seat.
The roommates are wondering if the Ropers' garden has gone to pot when they volunteer to spruce it up and find an odd plant growing there.
Chrissy's minister father demands she come home when he arrives unexpectedly at the apartment and discovers his daughter's unorthodox living arrangements.
Roper has bought a parakeet as a surprise for Helen. Jack and Chrissy promise to keep it at their place overnight.
Janet and Chrissy are planning a surprise party for Jack. All's well until an old flame breezes into town and entices him into drinks. It's up to Chrissy to pull out the stops to get him to the party on time.


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Q: I understand you're building a coral farm in Wisconsin. What exactly is a coral farm?
Kevin Kohen: "A coral farm is a facility designed and developed to propagate - or grow - live coral. Parent colonies are maintained and continue to grow in this facility, and the branches of these colonies are propagated by fragmentation. The fragments - or 'frags' - are then affixed to a mount or base where they are grown out. As the frags grow, they will attach themselves and encrust onto the base structure and start to develop several branches. After reaching a sellable size of around 2-3" they are removed and sold to aquarists. These frags, when properly cared for, will grow into beautiful corals that resemble the parent colony, and a beautiful reef aquarium will be achieved that will be enjoyed and admired for years to come.
"The parent coral, or brood stock, in our facility regenerates and produces new frags, making the coral farm a self-sustaining and reliable source for corals for any aquarist wishing to add this unique feature to their home aquarium."
Q: Why build an aquaculture facility when wild-harvested corals are available?
Dr. Race Foster: "We believe that providing and promoting aquacultured species is the right thing to do. As home reef aquariums increase in popularity, we feel it's our social responsibility to do what we can to help reduce the pressure on the world's coral reefs. Every coral fragment we can grow in our own facility is one less taken from a natural reef. By providing an environmentally friendly alternative, we're trying to do our part to meet the growing demand for corals, while minimizing the impact the hobby has on our precious coral reefs."
Kevin Kohen: "I've been involved in the aquatic life industry for many years and the demand for aquacultured species has never been greater. And it's growing. Enthusiasts and even new hobbyists are willing to spend a little more for farmed aquatic life because they know they share in the responsibility for the future of the hobby and our environment."
Q: The Midwest isn't the first place one expects to find a coral farm...
Dr. Foster: "Perhaps not, but when you think about it, it makes perfect sense. First of all, with today's technology, we can virtually replicate a marine environment suited for coral growth. Second, as a company that has built its reputation for over 20 years on a foundation of knowledge and expertise, we're going to extend that level of medical-grade care to include what other coral vendors might simply consider 'a hobby.' In fact, marine aquarium keeping is both a science and an art. Our entire staff of Veterinarians, aquatic experts, and technicians who reside here in Rhinelander Wisconsin, will provide hands on expertise in the husbandry, disease prevention, and overall care of all the aquatic life in our facility. Water conditions, lighting, water movement, nutrition... years of research and testing have contributed to our understanding of the marine environment.
"Add to that the incredible advances in today's sophisticated equipment that is designed around this vast body of knowledge, and the reality is that an aquaculture facility could exist anywhere. So, why not Wisconsin?"
Kevin Kohen: "I might add that the Midwest is home to the fastest growing communities of aquarium hobbyists, but up until now we've had to depend on suppliers in California, Florida, or overseas for our supply.
"Our new facility's centralized location means corals will spend less time out of their natural environment enroute to our customers' homes, resulting in faster acclimation of the frags, quicker growth, and overall better health."
Q: What can you tell us about the facility itself?
Kevin Kohen: "Well, it's going to be truly state-of-the-art with rows of saltwater holding 'raceways' and the most sophisticated technology in lighting, filtration, water movement, and quarantine systems. The room itself will have exceptional ventilation in order to maintain the proper levels of oxygen while decreasing humidity with the use of a sealed Air Exchanger System. Every aspect of the operation will be tightly controlled and aquatic experts will monitor the conditions of the tanks, as well as the corals themselves throughout every day."
Dr. Foster: "We're making a considerable investment in this facility to ensure our corals are the healthiest specimens available in the industry. Our goal is to grow the best corals anyone has ever seen, which we hope will help accelerate the demand for aquacultured corals and further lessen demand for their wild-harvested cousins."
Q: What types of corals are you going to focus on growing?
Dr. Foster: "Of the many types of corals available to the hobbyist, we will focus our efforts on species that adapt well to a closed environment."
Kevin Kohen: "We have already been growing some of the most outstanding species of corals for the last few years in our Rhinelander facility that we plan to use as our broodstock or mother colonies. These include species of Acropora, Montipora, Seriatopora, as well as numerous types of soft and polyp corals. The majority of the corals we currently have in our Rhinelander facility have been grown out for several generations. These corals are some of the most vibrant and fastest growing species in the US. We will complement these corals with species hand-selected at some of the largest importers in the U.S. All corals acquired from importers will be quarantined and monitored for several months. We will assess not only their health but also their ability to adapt well to artificial lighting in a closed system before we make the decision to use them in the propagation process. Each frag we remove for propagation will be adhered to a solid base structure that hobbyists can mount easily in their home aquariums. Mounting and growing corals out in this manner, allowing them to adhere, encrust and grow onto their base structure minimizes the risk of pathogens attacking the corals. Each frag will also be monitored closely and expertly cared for so that it, too, can grow and ultimately become a source for frags we can then offer to hobbyists."
Q: Will hobbyists notice any difference between wild and farmed corals?
Dr. Foster: "Definitely ... for the better. Aquacultured corals are easier to acclimate to home reef aquariums, faster growing, and more responsive to artificial lighting and other environmental conditions."
Kevin Kohen: "There are several differences between the two. Farmed corals are more resistant to coloration shift. Wild harvested corals normally change coloration when moved into a closed system. The vibrant colored corals will normally loose color during transit and during the adjustment process when adapting to the new environment. Farmed corals that are grown and maintained in a closed system under artificial lighting normally hold their coloration during transit and acclimation to their new environment. This means that the coloration of the corals you see available is what you will receive when maintained properly. Furthermore and most importantly Drs. Foster & Smith farmed corals will be free of any pests and diseases due to our strict quarantine, monitoring, and treatment methods that will be employed in this new venture."
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TechReady is a Microsoft event that brings about 6000 of Microsoft's field people together for training from the product groups. We spend a week hanging out in sessions learning about what's coming, or, in some cases, just catching up with what's out there already. Here's a few of the people we've been picking the brains of this week:
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This Corvette Z06 was parked at the entrance of the Corvette Corral at last week's Petit Le Mans at Road Atlanta. I had asked around for the owner but we never did hook up so details on this conversion are light at best. But obviously, the owner is a huge Corvette racing fan and his Z06 nearly replicates the look of the GT1 Corvette C6.Rs.
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Jul 16 2013, 5:42am CDT | by Luigi Lugmayr
Harry Styles was reportedly snubbed from Cara Delevingne's 21st birthday party.
The One Direction heartthrob was left puzzled when he discovered he had been left off the guest list for the supermodel's 21st celebrations in Ibiza next month.
Harry, 19, is said to have then texted the blonde beauty - who he befriended last year - to try and get an invite.
An insider told Daily Star: "Harry kept hearing about Cara's party through their mutual pals. He started to wonder what he'd done wrong. So he texted asking Cara why he wasn't invited because he thought they were still friends. He then cheekily added: 'Can I come?' "
Now he has secured his way in to the event, Harry - who is currently touring in the US - is planning to take a private jet to the Spanish party island.
The insider continued: "Cara told him she'd only left him out because she thought he'd be too busy on his tour to come anyway. But Harry assured her he can get a private jet to the rave on the 24th, two days after her birthday."
The 'Kiss You' singer, is also out to upstage the model's growing tattoo collection, after she had 'Made in England' inked on her left foot.
Harry - whose tattoos include a butterfly on his chest and a pair of birds on his shoulders - has hinted he will unveil his "biggest tattoo yet" at the party.
The insider added: "Harry jokingly told Cara he will unveil a new tattoo that puts her new Made In England stamp to shame. He hinted it may have something to do with James Bond and said it will be his biggest yet."
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Among his other pointless carping about the war in Iraq, Kerry keeps claiming the military is overextended. His supporters claim Bush has a secret plan to bring back the draft. Whatever happened to all those gays who wanted to join the military? We haven't heard a peep out of them lately. How about rounding up a "Coalition of the Fabulous," Sen. Kerry? And what does his good pal Mary Cheney tell him about that?
With the election a few weeks away, the two main reasons Kerry has settled on for why you should vote for him are: (1) Dick Cheney has a lesbian daughter, and (2) Halliburton!
The highlight of the debates for Moveon.org members came whenever Edwards or Kerry managed to work "Halliburton!" into an answer. Kerry explained he voted against the $87 billion for the troops in Iraq because, "I didn't want to give a slush fund to Halliburton." (Nor equipment to the troops, apparently.) This week, he also tied Halliburton to the flu-shot shortage, telling a Florida audience, "If Halliburton made flu shots, there would be more flu here than oranges."
Edwards raised the Democrats' brilliant "Halliburton!" point, saying: "While [Cheney] was CEO of Halliburton, they paid millions of dollars in fines for providing false information on their company ? just like Enron and Ken Lay." Not only that, but Bush and Cheney have offices ? just like Enron and Ken Lay. They have employees ? just like Enron and Ken Lay. They pay their employees ? just like Enron and Ken Lay.
The Party of Ideas is now equating Halliburton with Enron. The only surprise is that Edwards didn't throw in Watergate and Abscam just for good measure.
As even the New York Times admitted the day after the vice presidential debate, "[T]here is no evidence Mr. Cheney has pulled strings on Halliburton's behalf" and "The independent General Accountability Office concluded that Halliburton was the only company that could have provided the services the Army needed at the outset of the war."
Most amazingly, the Democrats have the chutzpah to complain that Bush claimed he was a "uniter" and yet(!), "have you ever seen America more divided?" ? as the Democrats' Demosthenes Edwards put it.
This from a candidate (I almost said a "man") whose campaign falsely accused the president of stealing an election, barring a million black voters from the polls, and sending a thousand American soldiers to their deaths just for oil.
Coincidentally, the very day of the vice presidential debate, a gun was fired into a Bush-Cheney campaign office in Bearden, Tenn. ? one of a series of violent attacks on Republican offices around the country. (You can tell it was Democrats firing those guns because none of the shots ever hit anything.)
Also that day, a group of liberal loonies stormed a Bush-Cheney office in Orlando, Fla., and ransacked the place. A few weeks earlier, a 62-year-old woman in Manhattan was beaten with a cane by an 86-year-old woman for carrying a Bush-Cheney sign.
On the basis of their own insane, violent behavior toward Republicans, Democrats demand to be put in the White House ? so the violence will stop. At this rate, it's only a matter of time before the Kerry campaign announces that anti-Bush insurgents control most of the Bush-Cheney 2004 headquarters, and that the sooner the U.S. pulls out of those quagmires the better.
If only we could get Democrats to show a little of that manly anger toward the terrorists, maybe Americans would be able to trust them with national security.
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As of Jan. 1, 1998, body belts will no longer be acceptable as part of a personal fall arrest system for construction workers, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) reminded employers and employees today.
Also, effective the same date, locking snap hooks must be used in personal fall arrest systems. Both requirements are part of the final rule on safety standards for fall protection in the construction industry that was issued Aug. 9, 1994.
"OSHA has taken these steps to increase the level of protection for construction employees against injuries from falls, one of the major hazards in the industry," said Assistant Secretary of Labor for Occupational Safety and Health Charles N. Jeffress. In general, the rule requires construction employers to provide fall protection whenever their employees are exposed to a fall of six feet or more.
Implementation of the prohibition against body belts and non-locking snap hooks had been delayed to reduce the economic impact. Now, however, belts and non-locking snap hooks that were being used when the rule was issued will have been worn out and can be replaced by more protective personal fall arrest equipment.
In announcing the final rule on fall protection, OSHA had noted that employees who fall while wearing a body belt do not receive the same level of protection they would if wearing a full body harness. Studies indicate that persons suspended in body belts receive internal injuries and cannot tolerate suspension long enough to allow for retrieval. Further, locking snap hooks also provide the most adequate protection against "rollout," where snap hooks become accidentally disengaged.
OSHA also has taken these positions on the use of body belts in certain situations:
With respect to the use of body belts in aerial lifts, the policy is that if the system is rigged as part of a positioning device body belt system that limits free fall to two feet, belts may be used.
With respect to the use of body belts covered under OSHA's general industry standard for electric power generation, transmission and distribution, which adopts the construction standard on this point, the policy is the same; that is, if there is no free fall potential in excess of two feet (0.61 meters), the workers may continue to use body belts.
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Translation of vacancy in German:
- 1 (job)freie Stellefill a vacancyeine [freie] Stelle besetzenhave a vacancy [on one's staff]eine freie Stelle od. Stelle frei haben'vacancies' (notice outside factory)"Stellen frei"(in newspaper) "Stellenangebote"
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Professor of Politics, with ten books on public policy, national policy-making, and pluralism, including "Making Government Work: How Entrepreneurial Executives Turn Bright Ideas into Real Results", "After the Cure: Managing AIDS and Other Public Health Crises", "Building Coalitions, Making Policy: The Politics of the Clinton, Bush, and Obama Presidencies", and "Little Cheese: The Brie that Brought Sunshine to Chicago",
Levin, Martin A, ed. Getting Past No: Making Policy to Build Party Coalitions. Johns Hopkins Unversity Press, 2010. (forthcoming)
Levin, Martin A. ""The Electoral Connection and the Dissonant Game of Coalition Balancing in a Partisan Era".." Getting Past No: Making Policy to Build Party Coalitions. Ed. Levin, Martin A and Disalvo, Daniel. Johns Hopkins University Press, 2010 (forthcoming)
Levin, Martin A and Martin Shapiro (Berkeley). Dilemmas of Maintaining Majority Party Coalitions. Georgetown University Press-forthcoming, 2008. (forthcoming)
Levin, Martin A. "Parties and Policy Choice: the Electoral Connection." Dilemmas of Maintaining Majority Party Coalitions. Georgetown University press-forthcoming, 2008 (forthcoming)
Levin, Martin A. "In Death's Mouth: A Modest Memoir Fragment of Spending Six Months in the Institutional World of Our Healthcare System." Cambridge Writing Group, Cambridge, MA. March 20th, 2015.
Levin, Martin A. "Joseph and Moses:The Administrator and The Lawgiver." Society of the Hillel Foundation, Harvard University, Cambridge, MA. 11/22/2014.
Levin, Martin A. BPArt: For 'Deis Impact, I submitted 8 childrens books+paintings reflecting my policy research on pluralism+the vulnerable. Group Show, 2/06/2015-2/14/2015. Brandeis University, Waltham, MA.
Levin, Martin A. The Boy Who Wanted to Be the President's Dog (forthcoming childrens book).. 2015.
Levin, Martin A. "Three Great Rewrite Men and the Dynamics of Epistemology: Thomas Jefferson, William Shakespeare, and James Q. Wilson." The Life and Works of James Q. Wilson of Harvard University, Boston College, Chestnut Hill. May 2014.
Levin, Martin A, ed. Creating Competitve Markets: The Politics of Deregulatory Reform. Washington D.C.: Brookings Institute Press, 2007.
Levin, Martin A. "The Politics of Market Design: Realistic Skepticism and Unmet Potentialities." Creating Competitive Markets: The Politics of Deregulatory Reform. Ed. Levin, Martin A., Marc Landy, and Martin Shapiro. Washington D.C.: Brookings Institute Press, 2007
Levin, Martin A, with Martin Shapiro and Marc Landy. Seeking the Center: Politics and Policymaking at the New Century. Georgetown University Press, 2001.
Levin, Martin A, with Mary Bryna Sanger. After the Cure: Managing AIDS and Other Public Health Crises. University of Kansas Press, 2000.
Levin, Martin A, co-ed. Marc Landy. The New Politics of Public Policy. Johns Hopkins University Press, 1995.
Levin, Martin A, with Mary Bryna Sanger. Making Government Work: How Entrepreneurial Executives Turn Bright Ideas into Real Results. Jossey Bass, 1994.
Levin, Martin A, with Barbara Ferman. The Political Hand: Policy Implementation and Youth Employment Programs. Pergamon Press, 1984.
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|Making Government Work: AIDS policy, Obamacare, and Ebola
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|Shakespeare and the Politics of Leadership


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While a free parka is no reason to take a cruise, you've got to admit the one offered by Lindblad Expeditions is pretty cool.
The special cozy orange jacket marks the centennial of Ernest Shackleton's legendary 1914-16 trans-Antarctic Endurance expedition, when he led his crew to his safety after their ship was crushed by ice.
The parka, based on vintage expedition wear, combines retro style with high tech fabrics to keep passengers warm on their cruise. One will be given to all passengers aboard National Geographic Explorer and National Geographic Orion on the 2014-2015 and 2015-2016 Antarctic trips.
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The special centennial trips include a multi-media presentation about the historic expedition, created by Lindblad Expeditions and National Geographic photographer and writer Kim Heacox, the author of Shackleton: The Antarctic Challenge. Passengers will also hike on the continent with a naturalist or historian who will recount the Shackleton tale, and include guidance by a National Geographic photographer and certified photo instructors.
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Cauliflower is usually served with butter or oil. Today's recipe substitutes Dijon mustard, which lowers fat content and adds a nice flavor.
Be sure to use Dijon mustard, which is more refined than traditional yellow mustard. I recommend Annie's Naturals' Organic Dijon Mustard.
All of the ingredients in today's recipe should be available at your local natural and organic food store. Tune in Sunday for another fab recipe: Curried Cauliflower.
Cauliflower with Mustard and Minced Dill
Makes 4 servings
1½ cups fat-free, reduced-sodium chicken broth
1 teaspoon dill seeds
3 bay leaves
1 pound cauliflower, cut into bite-size pieces
1/2 tablespoon lemon juice
2 teaspoons Dijon mustard
1–2 tablespoons minced fresh dill (or 1/2 to 1 teaspoon dried dill)
Salt and freshly ground black pepper to taste (optional)
- Pour broth into 10-inch skillet. Add dill seeds and bay leaves. Cover and bring to a simmer.
- Add cauliflower. Cover and continue to simmer for about 5–6 minutes or until cauliflower is tender.
- Uncover skillet and place in the refrigerator. Let cauliflower chill in its stock for about 30 minutes.
- Drain cauliflower, reserving stock, and place in a serving dish.
- Strain the stock, and combine 1/4 cup of it with mustard, lemon juice and dill.
- Drizzle sauce over cauliflower. Season with salt and pepper to taste before serving.
Per serving: 35 calories, 0 g total fat (0 g saturated fat), 7 g carbohydrate, 2 g protein, 3 g dietary fiber, 150 mg sodium
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Alexander Ludwig Ustream Update!
Last week, I posted about Alexander Ludwig doing a Ustream for his fans. Well today, Alex finally annouced the day and time. Alex will be doing his Ustream feed this Thursday September 13, 2012 at 4pm Vancouver time according to his post. (Which also means Alex is back at home
and probably answering his fan mail hint hint)
I.E 4pm PDT (Vancouver) is 6pm EST
Most likely he will be using his official Ustream account that is linked off his website.


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Dawn Shipley has been named Center Coordinator for Ebenezer Child Care Centers' Wauwatosa Center, located in the UnitedHealth Care building at 10701 W. Research Drive in Wauwatosa.
In this position, Shipley will work with staff to ensure that the center and its programs, run efficiently, are developmentally appropriate, and are welcoming for all children.
Shipley holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Elementary Education with a focus on Early Childhood-Middle Childhood from UW–Madison.
Prior to being named Center Coordinator for the Ebenezer's Wauwatosa Child Care Center, Shipley served as Preschool Teacher for Celebree Learning Centers in Frederick, MD. Other work experiences include: serving as a Teacher for DC Public Schools in Washington, DC; a Site Supervisor for Wisconsin Youth Company in Madison, WI; and a Supervisor for UW-Madison Libraries.
Shipley resides in Milwaukee with her husband and two children.
Ebenezer's Wauwatosa Child Care Center provides quality infant, toddler/two and preschool care for children 4 weeks - 5 years of age. For more information on the Wauwatosa location, please call (414) 443-4918.
Ebenezer Child Care Centers is a not-for-profit; locally-based agency committed to providing quality early childhood programs from the heart.
The agency prides itself on being different from other child care providers in that it offers a home-like atmosphere, individualized, nurturing care, and a structured curriculum that is virtues-based for every child's developmental stage.
Every Ebenezer Child Care Center focuses on all aspects of a child's development: cognitive, physical, emotional, and social. In addition to providing quality care, the agency also offers a variety of free Family Fun Nights and other educational programming all aimed at helping parents.
The agency has locations in Downtown Milwaukee, on Milwaukee's Southside, and in Greenfield, Mequon, Oak Creek, and Wauwatosa. The agency's main office is located at 1496 South 29th Street, Milwaukee. For more information, please call 414-643-5070 or visit the agency's website at www.ebenezerchildcare.com.
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August 15, 2011
Top concerns review: Week one
Before fall camp started, Duck Sports Authority listed its four top concerns for the 2011 football team. Following each week of camp, we will review the progress that has been made towards answering those questions.
1. Wide receiver - Week one of fall camp confirmed what we suspected; the 2011 Ducks will have a load of talent at wide receiver. Replacing two of three starters is not an easy task for a high-powered offense, unless that offense is coupled with high powered recruiting. Newcomers B.J. Kelley, Rahsaan Vaughn, Tacoi Sumler and Devon Blackmon showed why they were the nation's top WR class last year. Speed and athleticism is what the four new guys on Scott Frost's unit have in common. Still though, that is not the same thing as getting into a game, as Coach Frost told DSA on Friday "they have a long way to go." Lavasier Tuinei had an outstanding week at practice, even helping a bit with the newcomers in the all-important arena of blocking. DSA also thought sophomore Blake Cantu and redshirt freshmen Eric Dungy and Keanon Lowe had solid first weeks of camp.
2. Linebacker - This doesn't seem to be that big of a problem for the Ducks as graduating two seniors into the NFL might suggest. Both middle linebackers Dewitt Stuckey and Kiko Alonso looked solid in their first week, as did SLB Josh Kaddu and WLB's Michael Clay and sophomore Boseko Lokombo. All three of the latter guys can play either Will or Sam, and all of them appear to be Pac-12 level starters.
3. Offensive line - OL will be one of the last units to define itself with Steve Greatwood looking at numerous combinations the first week. The three-man tryout at center between sophomore Karrington Armstrong, freshman Hroniss Grasu and RFr Hamani Stevens is proving to be quite interesting, with Grasu seeming to get the most snaps with the first unit in week one. Chip Kelly told DSA on Wednesday that the position was "wide open", something that will surely be the case for at least the next week of camp. At some point before September 2nd the starting unit will need to get settled upon in order to work out their timing and calls.
4. Defensive line - Despite graduating three starters off last years' unit, the DL is not a great concern as one would normally assume. Over time, Duck fans will recognize that given even modest size and talent to work with, Jerry Azzinaro will get the job done. Watching the first week of fall confirmed what DSA thought; the DL has a lot of talent and depth. Senior DE Brandon Hanna wasn't at every practice but had a good excuse. He was finishing up a summer class and is now a University of Oregon graduate. In his absence Terrell Turner and Dion Jordan played well. In addition to Ricky Heimuli, Taylor Hart and Wade Keliikipi on the inside, Isaac Remington and Jared Ebert both look ready to contribute in 2011, giving the Ducks as much depth at defensive tackle as they have had in a while.
The Oregon Ducks continue with their second week of Fall Camp at 1:15pm Monday on the grass practice fields to the west of the Autzen Complex. The practice is open for observation from the soccer bleachers south of the fields. Stay tuned to Duck Sports Authority for ongoing camp coverage as the Ducks look for a return trip to the national title game.