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ResinArt offers DuraFlex Mouldings
ResinArt of Fletcher, N.C., offers DuraFlex capitals in popular styles from 6 inches to 18 inches and offers an inventory of more than 6,000 moulding patterns as well as architectural moulding from wood samples.
ResinArt can produce radius mouldings from its stock or make custom economical alternatives for radius installations because of its quality, flexibility and longevity, said the company.
According to the company, DuraFlex has the appearance of real wood but is insect-resistant, moisture-resistant and can withstand extreme heat and cold with little warping, cracking or deteriorating.
L.B. Plastics' Window Series Redesigned for Coastal Standards
L.B. Plastics of Mooresville, N.C., recently expanded its 6700, 8168, 560 and 600 Sheerframe PVC windows series to include designs that satisfy the most stringent coastal applications for new construction and renovation projects. The product line includes price points from entry-level through mid-range and upper-level pricing, said the company.
According to the company, these new high-performance additions will allow a window fabricator to offer dependable aesthetic products to any market segment.
All of the products have been tested to AAMA/NWWDA 101/I.S. 2-97 standards, and each system carries a minimum rating of HLC-50 on both single and mulled units and some units boast an HC-50 rating, according to the company.
Lincoln Introduces New Double-Hung Window
Lincoln Windows of Merrill, Wis., is offering the W-V series double-hung window. The W-V double hung joins a full casement and awning line of both geometric and radius direct-set windows. The W-V option provides clear wood interiors coupled with PVC vinyl exteriors in white or sandstone.
According to the company, Lincoln offers an array of sizes, options and custom capabilities in the W-V series as well as primed-wood and aluminum-clad products.
A&F Reintroduces Wood Door Series
A&F Wood Products Inc. of Howell, Mich., is reintroducing its 1750 series pocket door with the new Stanley hardware upgrade. As the second generation of the Korte family focuses on a high level of customer service, quality craftsmanship and innovative product design, the company says this upgrade shows its commitment to the customers' needs and wants.
Heritage Veneered Products Offers the Tulip Poplar Style
Heritage Veneered Products of Shawno, Wis., is now offering the tulip poplar in its flat-panel series of the WOODPORT® brand of interior stile and rail doors. According to the company, poplar is natural-looking when clear-sealed and can be distinguished-looking when stained in darker colors such as cherry or walnut.
The flat panel series is available in single and bi-fold configurations in standard widths from 1 foot to 3 feet and is available in three standard heights.
Window Wells
Bilco Offers Extension on Window Well
The Bilco Co. of New Haven, Conn., offers its ScapeWEL® window well, which adds living space to homes by letting natural light and fresh air into lower-level spaces while providing a code-compliant means of emergency egress, according to the company.
ScapeWEL window wells are now available with a deep-well extension to accommodate homes with deeper foundations, allowing even more homebuilders to use the system.
Trex Offers New Decking Design
Trex Co. of Winchester, Va., has introduced new products and profiles that unleash creativity and complement Trex® decking and railing's unlimited design possibilities, said the company. Trex introduces "Saddle," a deep tan color that weathers only slightly while maintaining its rich tones. Saddle is a perfect addition to the other Trex colors of natural, Winchester grey, Madeira and woodland brown.
According to the company, Trex decking and railing is splinter-free, hassle-free decking lumber that needs no stains or sealants for protection.
Decking is available in new saddle color.
Crane Offers Siding Alternative
Crane Performance Siding of Columbus, Ohio, is offering its cedar shake and half-round shingles as a siding alternative. With a deep, rustic grain patterned directly from real-split cedar, new Portsmouth Shake™ half rounds offer homeowners strength and durability, said the company.
According to the company, Portsmouth Shake is made of durable injection-molded polypropylene, and its distinctive cedar wood grain covers not only the face of the panel but also the area under the profile edge, for a complete wood-shake look.
Brick Moulds
MW Offers the All-Vinyl Look
An all-vinyl window with an integral brick mould—the Twinseal Brick Mould—is now available from MW Windows & Doors of Rocky Mount, Va. The windows feature a 3-inch frame, nailing fin and sash, all of which are made of extruded PVC construction and are fully welded at each corner. They are available as a tilt-in, single hung, as well as special architectural types. The windows come in white finish with ľ-inch warm-edge insulating glass.
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Kim Kardashian and Kanye West Engagement? Update
The latest batch of rumors that Kim Kardashian and Kanye West had gotten engaged hit the presses full force after the recent 2013 Met Ball, when Givenchy designer Riccardo Tisci described Kim as, "The future wife of a very good friend of mine."
Can you blame people for reading "engagement" into a phrase like that? He sounds pretty serious, and considering that Tisci had designed Kim that gown with built-in, full-length, possibly-ring-concealing gloves, we were doubly suspicious. But alas, according to the New York Post, there is no truth to this rumor at all.
Evidently, a friend of the celeb power couple told the paper that they are, in fact, "Not engaged to be married." And you can't get any clearer than that.
Oh well! Now that our hopes are back down where they belong, we'll just wait patiently for the day when an impressive rock shows up on Kim's recently vacated ring finger. In the meantime, we guess we'll just entertain ourselves with dreams of Baby Kimye.
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Wednesday, September 7, 2011
The soccer season may be young, but it may turn out to have been a significant Tuesday night for the Jefferson City Jays.
"It's just one game and when it's all said and done, it may not mean that much," Jays coach Eddie Horn said after Jefferson City's 4-1 win over the Hickman Kewpies at the 179 Soccer Park.
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Five Elkhart area senior players who previously announced commitments to NCAA Division I basketball scholarships have each made those decisions official during the first couple days of the NCAA's early signing period that began Wednesday and continues through Nov. 21.
Memorial's Markese McGuire has signed with Illinois-Chicago, Concord's Franko House has signed with Ball State University, Penn's Leo Svete has signed with Western Michigan and the duo of Marian's Demetrius Jackson and Penn's Austin Torres have each inked with Notre Dame, according to the respective colleges involved.
On ESPN.com's list of 2013 Indiana recruits, Jackson is rated the No. 1 player in the state (the Irish also signed No. 3 V.J. Beachem of New Haven), while Svete is No. 11 and McGuire No. 19. House and Torres are not among the top 20.


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LAKELAND, Fla., May 16, 2012 — Publix Super Markets Inc. announced today a promotion for Gino DiGrazia to Vice President of Finance. In addition to his current responsibilities for business analysis and reporting (BAR), DiGrazia assumes many of the responsibilities previously held by Kelly Underhill, director of tax and treasury, who retired from Publix on March 30, 2012 after 22 years of dedicated service.
"Developing our leaders for future opportunities is important to our long-term success," said CFO David Phillips. "I am pleased we have leaders like Gino who are prepared to take on new roles."
DiGrazia joined Publix in 1992 as manager of BAR. In 1997, he was promoted to director of BAR and in 2002 was named vice president and controller, BAR. Prior to joining Publix, DiGrazia was an audit manager with Deloitte & Touche in Tampa. He graduated summa cum laude from Ohio State University in 1984 with a double major in accounting and finance and is a certified public accountant.


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What is AMP
Cloudsoft Application Management Platform (AMP) is software which streamlines the development and operation of applications. AMP orchestrates services, platforms and infrastructures to ensure they directly meet the needs of applications, dynamically and in real time. This results in more reliable operations, productive development and greater agility for IT to respond to their business needs.
AMP is built on the open-source Apache-licensed Brooklyn project, with Cloudsoft's commercial support and additional enterprise features.
This allows companies using AMP to accelerate cloud adoption with a powerful cloud application strategy, maximising transparency and efficiency without losing control or risking lock-in.
Teams building and running applications can compose applications from a wide range of software, policies and target environments. Immediately reap the benefits of the reliability and optimisations developed in the community, and have the power to extend them where an application has unique requirements.
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White Bean Purée
Bean purées can be made more or less sloppy depending on whether the final result is to be a soup, served hot or cold with a drizzle of extra-virgin olive oil, or, as here, to be thick enough to be spread on bread before being placed under the broiler.
- 6 ounces dried cannellini beans, soaked overnight (See note)*
- 3 cups cold water
- 1 tablespoon tomato paste
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- 1 teaspoon freshly chopped garlic
- 1 teaspoon finely chopped fresh rosemary
- extra-virgin olive oil
- ¾ cup hot Brodo (vegetable broth or stock)
- juice of ½ lemon
- freshly ground black pepper
- *NOTE: Since 1 pound of beans will give you roughly the same amount as 3 15-ounce cans of beans, or about 5 cups, if you want to use canned beans, this recipe will call for one and a half 15-ounce cans of cannellini beans, or 22-23 ounces of canned beans.
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- Rinse the soaked beans, then put them in a large saucepan with the water and add the tomato paste and a scant pinch of salt. Bring to a boil, then lower the head and simmer, uncovered, for 2 hours. The beans should be covered with water for the first 1½ hours. When the beans are tender almost all of the water should have been absorbed. (Start here if you are using canned beans)
- Purée the beans in a food processor.
- Sauté the garlic and rosemary in a little olive oil. Add the purée and mix well. Pour in the hot stock and stir over heat until thoroughly absorbed. The purée should now be smooth, thick and shiny. Add extra oil, lemon juice, salt and pepper to taste.
- Serve the purée on toasted, dense bread and warm in the oven for 10 minutes or place under the broiler until golden, if desired. The purée keeps well, refrigerated in a covered container, for several days.
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Everyone likes to win at games, and IC Hope, Ithaca's Relay for Life team, is here to give you several opportunities to do just that! Our guaranteed winner is our Knockout Rose Bush sale...$25 for a beautiful, lovingly nurtured rose bush in a 2 gallon container! You will be the envy of your neighborhood with these gorgeous roses adorning your yard!
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IRVING, Texas (AP) -- The undisputed star of Texas Stadium has left the field.
Crews on Friday rolled up the star section of blue artificial turf, about 30 feet by 30 feet, as part of plans to remove and sell items from the former home of the Dallas Cowboys.
John Linville of Hellas Construction says the company laid the latest artificial field in 2002, including the more than 1-ton section of the star.
The star graced the 50-yard line at Texas Stadium, which hosted its final Cowboys game on Dec. 20, a 33-24 loss to the Baltimore Ravens.
The Cowboys this year will inaugurate their $1.2 billion retractable-roof stadium in Arlington.
An online auction was held to sell items, such as an American flag hanging in the stadium that went for $850. A Cowboys helmet golf cart sold for $12,500. Some fans on Friday picked up items they had purchased.
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What's the best way to tell my partner we're pregnant?
I just found out I'm pregnant and I'm looking for fun ways to tell my partner. With our first, I taped the pregnancy test to a baby name book and gift-wrapped it! Have any good ideas on creative ways to tell your partner that you're pregnant?
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My husband and I are trying for our 1st and when it finally happens, which I hope is this month because I would love to tell him on Father's Day with a card or something special. I have a way of telling the grandparents to be which I would like to share with all of you, it is a poem that I will give each of them typed up on nice paper and framed, the poem is: I do not have a face to see, Or put inside a frame. I do not have soft cheecks to kiss, I don't yet have a name. You can't yet hold my tiny hands, Nor whisper in my ear. It's still too soon to sing a song, Or cuddle me so near. But all will change come ________, That's when the say i'm due. I'm you new grandson or grandaughter, I can't wait till I meet you. All I ask between now and then, Is your patience while I grow. I promise I'll be worth the wait, Because of all the love we'll know. So what I have to give you now, is a wish to you from me. I cannot wait to be a part Of this wonderful family.posted 05/23/2006 by scarlotta
After receiving infertility treatments for over 2 years, I found out I was pregnant the day after Mother's Day. Our dog usually has a "present" for me on Mother's Day, but for some reason my husband didn't buy anything this year. So, when I found out I was pregnant, on the way home from the doctor's office, I went by a craft store and bought a small box and some blue and pink tissue paper. I laid the test in the box. When I got home, I handed my husband the box and told him, "Look what I got myself for Mother's Day". He said, "That looks expensive", looking at the size of the box. I replied, "You have no idea". Then, he opened the box and I thought he was going to explode with excitement. We both broke down in tears of joy! I couldn't have done it any better!posted 12/30/2005 by blpenn
The grocery store by our house has a few specific parking spots for expecting Moms. So late one night I told my husband that I was craving some ice cream lets run to the store. I was sure to grab the keys and jump into the drivers seat. When we got to the the store I pulled into that "specific spot". He immediatly said honey you can't park here - I responded with a big smile, OOHH but I can!! It took him a minute but he figured it out. Good Luck!posted 11/03/2003 by MommaPg
I told my husband of my pregnancy with the aid of my dog-I worked on it all day. I told my husband that I had taught the dog a new trick and to come to the room to see it. I did some basic commands and then i asked the dog "Where's the baby?" and he put his nose and his paw on my stomach. It took my husband a minute to catch on. It was nice to have the 'family' involved.posted 09/10/2005 by Malitalinda
My brother and sister-in-law share the most beautiful love, and they way she ?told? him about her pregnancy was just perfect for them. He is much older than her and had been craving to become a father for ages. Elle however, had a very sad childhood and though she wanted it eventually, was terrified over every aspect about becoming a mom. Then, two days after discovering they were pregnant (unplanned) Elle was hit by a drunk driver and miscarried. The miscarriage and her self-loathing (at feeling relieved) almost destroyed Josh. With his unfailing love though, she started overcoming her issues and when I spoke to him on their anniversary, he mentioned that she?d asked him to meet her in the park after work, where they had their first kiss. I had a feeling about what was about to happen and as a videographer (I also filmed their wedding) I set up where they wouldn?t be able to see me. When he got there, she told him hold out his hand and close his eyes as she had a present for him. He asked her what it was and she said it was something that was already his, but he hadn?t worked out that she had it yet. He held out his hand and after he closed his eyes, Elle slowly turned it over, put it on her tummy and just held it there. When he opened his eyes he could only stare at her in a ?is this for real? expression. She just smiled at him with this look of pure happiness and his head just lulled to the side in the most incredible look of wonder, joy and love. Then he picked her up and held her tightly while they kissed/laughed/cried. The intimacy of the moment (they didn?t know I was there!) is just so beautiful. She ?told? him without any words, you can tell all his dreams were finally coming true, and the absolute look of wonder on a father when he touches his wife?s flat, expectant tummy is so beautiful. Josh maintains that to this day, that is the best gift he?s ever been given. Not only was he going to be a daddy, but his wife had finally come to the end of a long personal struggle/journey, and was now ready and incredibly excited to become the mother of his children. Come June, they will be parents to two beautiful babies (twins) ? a boy and a girl. Just thought that story is worth sharing, and also, if anyone out there knows someone or can afford it, I totally recommend hiring someone to tape you telling your husband about your pregnancy. It?s so great to be able to go back and watch.posted 03/03/2006 by a BabyCenter Member
When I found out I was pregnant with our first child I put a hamburger bun in the middle of the oven. When my hubby came home I told him I was trying to make dinner but the oven was making a weird noise. I asked him to check it out. When he opened the oven door he looked puzzled because of the bun sitting in the middle of the oven. He finally realized that I had my own little bun in the oven.posted 04/04/2004 by MandaMark02
This is how I plan to tell my husband: We play this game where we exchange SHMILY (See How Much I Love You). One person hides SHMILY in a wallet, pocket, etc and the other finds it eventually. Then it is the finders turn to hide SHMILY for the other. We don't tell each other when or where SHMILY will appear. It could be days, weeks, or months. It is my turn for SHMILY and we are currently trying to have a baby. I will send my husband 9 roses to work with only SHMILY written on the card. When he gets home I have two books that will be wrapped with the positive test in baby paper. The books are "My Boys Can Swim" and one by Bill Cosby based on his Comedies. To tell our parents we are going to get baby frames and on a blank card put a stamp of baby footprints in black ink. Above the prints will be written: We are extending oour home by two feet. Below the prints will be written: Additions to be completed in (month baby is due.) Hope these give you some ideas. Feel free to use them I can also be reached at email@example.com if you want to discuss other ideas.posted 01/07/2004 by ali0118
When I found out I was pregnant my boyfriend and I weren't expecting it at all. So I went out a bought a bib that said "I Love My Daddy" and had it gift wrapped. When he got home from work I told him that I had bought him a present. When he opened it up tears welled in his eyes. He immediately dropped to the floor and started kissing my belly. Needless to say he took it better than I had hoped!posted 09/12/2004 by a BabyCenter Member
I made my husband cry with this one: It was our fourth wedding anniversary and we were out for romantic dinner. I had even sneakily put tampons in the trash in plain site so he wouldn't be suspicious that day. Then, at dinner we exchanged anniversary cards. His, of course, was a sweet romantic one. Mine however, was an invitation. It said you are invited to attend the birth of your second child, on the due date, at our hospital.... He jumped up from the table when it finally sunk in, with tears pouring down and wrapped me up in his arms. People sure were staring!! It was so neat.posted 03/31/2004 by a BabyCenter Member
I'm planning to test over the next few days so hopefully i'll be doing this as early as tomorrow!! So as background: our apartment is very small! It probably wouldn't fit another human :) We're planning to buy a house this summer... so if i find out we're pregnant this is how i'll tell my husband: I'll empty his sock drawer and fill it with newborn diapers, a Buffalo Sabres onesie (which I already bought!) and a note saying "Make room daddy... I'm moving in!". I have a feeling he'll get a kick out of it since we're always saying how we're going to have to really make room! I'll probably have some clean laundry out and ask him to put it away to make sure he see's it. Then for the grandparents we're going to get those picture frames that hold multiple pictures and put a photo of each current grandchild in the slots. Then in the last opening, we'll put a sign saying "Coming Soon!" and the month/year we're due.posted 03/08/2007 by a BabyCenter Member
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Yay! New Judith. Beautiful, of course.
as always so beautiful and creative Judith xx
Hey! Geoffrey!! So nice to see you :-)) Thanks for the lovely comment (actually, it's old Judith, new picture ;-) As always, your visit and comment is very much appreciated.
Hello there, Pegeen and ingz! Thanks ever so much for taking the time to comment! Very happy you like my newest pic!
so wonderful
So awesome! How do u manage it EVERY single time?
beautiful! my judith fav :)
Thanks so much, Muxxi, Beverly, Sreetama and Bianca, for all these lovely comments! It really means a lot!
Thanks very much, Beth!!!
amazing as always!
oh, how beautiful
Thanks for stopping by, Elle and Anai, and for your wonderful comments! I really appreciate it!
very nice work! i really like it
Oh Judith! I LOVE this! You've done it again! I especially love the two birds who have flown outside of the cages. I love her "cage hat" and all the little details that make this so special. And tell me... what will happen if I wind up the base? Happy Day to you, dear! Congrats on another wonderful creation.
@Tracey: Ha-ha!! That's a great question: what will happen if you wind up the base? I'll leave that up to your own wonderful imagination, and thanks ever so much for such a kind comment, Tracey! I love that you appreciate all the little details.
@Ammar: thanks so much for stopping by! I really appreciate your comment!
Great! Love the patterns within the birds.
Fun Collage, Judith! I was just wondering how you were doing...
Thanks, Andre and Catherine! Nice to see you both! @Catherine: thanks for wondering :-) It was hard, but I had to realize that the holidays are over, and get back to work!!! Otherwise, I'm doing fine. Hope everything's okay with you, too!
i love your imagination Judith! (:
Hello, Duru, thanks so much for your visit and your nice comment!
Beautiful work!
Your followup couldn't be any better, Judith!
Always amazing & unique! ♥
beautiful, beautiful....
Thank you, thank you, thank you, Ornaart, Ben, Efi, Joy and Sandra! I appreciate all your comments so very much!
Gorgeous. Love the fresh use of pattern and the simplicity of the neutral gray as background. It's a wonderful piece.
Your compositions are always so flawless! The balance is divine!
Absolutely brilliant Judith!
Super slick!
Thanks for all these wonderful, wonderful comments, Rachel, Jacqueline, Skye and Vorona Photography! I've always loved gray as a background color. It adds a melancholy feel to the picture, but it also shows everything else off--I think. Funny, that you should mention balance, Jacqueline. I just recently thought about that, and realized how important it is for me to have a balanced picture.
Just stopping by again to wish you a wonderful day :-)
Thanks so much, dear Tracey. Always nice to see you! Wish you a great day, too!
WOW another AWESOME piece! love your work!
Great work!
Hello there, Ben and Ariela, and thanks so much for stopping by! Really appreciate your comments!!
Beautiful sweetheART ;~} Valz
I'm very happy you like it, Valerie! Thanks for coming by!
I love the simple use of line and shape to create something wonderful :)
I love circus themes! Dammit, I'm just gonna have to buy something soon I can't take it anymore! (If I wasn't a student, I would have bought something much sooner...) This is beautiful Judith
@Anne: what a lovely comment! Thanks so much, Anne. I really appreciate it.
@Amy: Love your funny comment, Amy! But please don't go into debt to buy some of my artwork ;-) Food and rent still come first :-D And YES! I'm a circus theme addict. If I could I'd use something circusy in all my pictures ;-) Thanks so much for coming by again, Amy!
@Amy: Love your funny comment, Amy! But please don't go into debt to buy some of my artwork ;-) Food and rent still come first :-D And YES! I'm a circus theme addict. If I could I'd use something circusy in all my pictures ;-) Thanks so much for coming by again, Amy!
Thanks for visiting here, too, Calvin! Very much appreciate your comments!!!
Wow congrats !
Thanks so much for coming by, Marko and Dario! Thanks for the lovely comments.
you are a magician!!!
Zoe, you are too kind! I am happy that you like the pictures!
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Thanks so much, Wayne and vale!
totaly lovely style judith!
Thanks so much for the comment, noblackcolor! This picture is one of my own favorites ;-)
my also judith!so stunning;D!
They really need to make a universal promote button here. love. them. all. x.
Thanks so much, noblackcolor and Cynthi, for the kind comments! Really appreciate it!
So beautiful and very moving!!!
Thanks so very much, Angelo!
Amazing piece, Judith! So fun and whimsical~ Yet somehow dark and perfect for Halloween, too!
I really appreciate your visit and kind words! I like "whimsical and dark" :-) Glad you see the picture this way. Thanks so much for stopping by!
Thanks so much, flying bathtub, for all the lovely comments! I really appreciate it!
This is amazing!
So happy you like it! Thanks for stopping by!
Judith your work is amazing!
I appreciate the very nice comment. Thank you, Anchobee!
YOU are welcome! :)
You have a very special style. I like it a lot! ^^,
Thanks so much, f_e_l_i_x_x and Eco-Pigs!!!
so fabulosi!
Thank you very much, anipani!
Your work is all so fun to look at, I love it!
So happy you think so, ghennah! Thank you for the comment!
Love this!!
Magnificent, Love it!!!
Thank you so much, Tyler and Victoria! I really appreciate it!
I wish they had a universally adore button. I love everything you make on every single product.
You are the best Judith! x
You are the best Judith! x
this is beautiful ! love it.
Great, big thanks, dear Cynthia, for the lovely feedback! It means a lot!
So happy to hear it, Tatiana! Thank you so much!
I love your artwork Judith! You are so imaginative!
I am a fan of yours! nice job
Thanks so much, Kirbeekatz, for the kind comment.
wooow! I really like your works! you're great
beautiful work! happy to promote :)
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The Teen Mom/16 & Pregnant star took a road trip to see her new rumored boyfriend participate in the Indy SX. And she brought a very important person to meet Kyle…her son Bentley!
She wrote: "bye indy back to 423 so happy i got to see my boy @kyleREGAL do his thing! plus bentley loved his first sx race!"
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Cute! 1 of 8Bentley gets a ride on Maci's pal Raj's shoulders. "Best buddies!! @rajic_carpet & Benny"
In the Car! 2 of 8"Roadtrip to IndySX!"
Mother Son Time 3 of 8Cute pic of the two watching Indy
The Jersey! 4 of 8"bentley got his jerseyyy #indysx" He seems pretty happy about it!
Her Crew! 5 of 8She looks so happy!
Bentley! 6 of 8Aww. Sweet!
Love of Her Life! 7 of 8No, it isn't a pic of a boy! It's a pic of her pal! She tweeted, "love of my life  @kaylaculp"
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Cameron Smith, 16, is slumming through high school, overshadowed by a sister "pre-majoring in perfection," while working (ineptly) at the Buddha Burger. Then something happens to make him the focus of his family's attention: he contracts mad cow disease. What takes place after he is hospitalized is either that a gorgeous angel persuades him to search for a cure that will also save the world, or that he has a vivid hallucination brought on by the disease. Either way, what readers have is an absurdist comedy in which Cameron, Gonzo (a neurotic dwarf) and Balder (a Norse god cursed to appear as a yard gnome) go on a quixotic road trip during which they learn about string theory, wormholes and true love en route to Disney World. Bray's surreal humor may surprise fans of her historical fantasies about Gemma Doyle, as she trains her satirical eye on modern education, American materialism and religious cults (the smoothie-drinking members of the Church of Everlasting Satisfaction and Snack 'N' Bowl). Offer this to fans of Douglas Adams's Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy seeking more inspired lunacy. Ages 14-up. (Sept.)[Page 46]. Copyright 2009 Reed Business Information.
Gr 8 Up--In this ambitious novel, Cameron, a 16-year-old slacker whose somewhat dysfunctional family has just about given up on him, as perhaps he himself has, when his diagnosis of Creutzfeldt-Jacob, "mad cow" disease, reunites them, if too late. The heart of the story, though, is a hallucinatory--or is it?--quest with many parallels to the hopeless but inspirational efforts of Don Quixote, about whom Cameron had been reading before his illness. Just like the crazy--or was he?--Spaniard, Cam is motivated to go on a journey by a sort of Dulcinea. His pink-haired, white-winged version goes by Dulcie and leads him to take up arms against the Dark Wizard and fire giants that attack him intermittently, and to find a missing Dr. X, who can both help save the world and cure him. Cameron's Sancho is a Mexican-American dwarf, game-master hypochondriac he met in the pot smokers' bathroom at school who later turns up as his hospital roommate. Bray blends in a hearty dose of satire on the road trip as Cameron leaves his Texas deathbed--or does he?--to battle evil forces with a legendary jazz horn player, to escape the evil clutches of a happiness cult, to experiment with cloistered scientists trying to solve the mysteries of the universe, and to save a yard gnome embodying a Viking god from the clutches of the materialistic, fame-obsessed MTV-culture clones who shun individual thought. It's a trip worth taking, though meandering and message-driven at times. Some teens may check out before Cameron makes it to his final destination, but many will enjoy asking themselves the questions both deep and shallow that pop up along the way.--Suzanne Gordon, Peachtree Ridge High School, Suwanee, GA[Page 151]. Copyright 2008 Reed Business Information.


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Sorry it say it, but the smell of death lingered out from the football coach's office last season at EOU.
A 1-10 season continually dumped fuel on the putrid fire.
What has Tim Camp brought to the program in the first half of his debut season at head coach — a lot of fresh air.Anyone who's gone to an EOU home game this year can see it. Better yet, they can feel it.
Camp may be the most energetic football coach on this side of the Rocky Mountains. Which by coincidence is where the teams they play snuggle up against.
Just watch Camp during a game — heck maybe the whole game — and you'll see.
You'll see the fist-pump. After a big play it could be a 1-2 combo that would make Tae Bo's Billy Blanks happy.
My favorite — the Brandi Chastani knee slide after a Kirk Miller 82-yard touchdown pass against Rocky Mountain. Although, he didn't flip his polo shirt over his head. That could be next week.
The Mountaineers just completed the first half of the season, and are 2-3.
Against MSU-Northern the Mountaineers played even with a top-25 team on the road through three quarters before falling.
The loss to Montana-Western came on the final play of the game. Don't forget the Mountaineers executed the two-minute drill to take the lead before eventually falling.
Then came Carroll. The No. 1 team in NAIA, and winners of five of the last six national titles.
EOU showed some moxy there too. Fighting to come back after trailing, and holding the lead for a short time.
Sure, point to the second half. The Saints dominated. But that's what great teams do. And EOU is on the path of becoming a good team — maybe great we'll see.
First teams hang around for a half against powerhouses ... i.e. Carroll College. Then they get close through three quarters and eventually they pull one out.
Rome wasn't built in a day, and neither are football programs. But Camp's crew is on the right track.
In part to its coach. The Mountaineers are taking on his identity.
Nothing showed that better than the game against Carroll.
Afterwards the atmosphere was different. The Mountaineers were actually upset they lost. I don't remember the last time I saw that.
In the locker room Camp went to seemingly every player for a little talk and hug.
Players didn't leave the Quinn Coliseum. No one talked about the night ahead. They genuinely looked disappointed.
The Frontier Conference has taken notice — the Saints' announcers couldn't stop singing the praises of quarterback Chris Ware.
The Carroll players took notice, and will probably practice a little more intensely the week before EOU travels to Helena, Mont.
But hopefully the Mountaineer fans have taken notice. This isn't the same team. They don't lay down when good teams come to town.
They don't fill the police blotter during the week. They help the community in many ways.
Plus, they play pretty good football too.
Granted Camp's level of success isn't a 5-5 or 6-5 season. He aspires for more. Which makes his team want more.
Who knows where EOU will finish, but its going to keep getting better. And now it smells a little better around Quinn Coliseum.


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Fate Threw Him a Curve; IT'S GOOD TO BE ALIVE. By Roy Campanella. Illustrated. 306 pp. Boston: Little, Brown & Co. $4.50.
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MILLIONS of baseball fans had a distant acquaintanceship with Roy Campanella, the jolly Dodger catcher who won the Most Valuable Player trophy in the National League three times. Few were privileged to know the man himself. But now they have a priceless opportunity to meet the real Campy.
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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) -- Gov. Rick Scott wants state legislators this year to enact large tax cuts and to spend more money on key areas such as child protection and Everglades restoration.
But Scott isn't asking for much more as he heads into his final session before a tough re-election campaign.
Weighed down by lackluster poll numbers Scott is choosing to steer clear of many contentious issues during the session that starts next week.
Scott is focusing primarily on the state budget. He wants nearly $600 million in tax cuts, including a rollback in car registration fees.
The governor's overall agenda remains limited and less ambitious than when he first came into office.
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Toll House Cookie Variations
Thanks to enterprising Elayne Kitchen, one of my listeners, who wrote to the consumer services department of Nestle, here are the ways you can vary the classic Toll House Cookie recipe to achieve various results other than the thin, crisp cookie with which we are most familiar.
I had no idea these official variations existed – and I've been around. But a question on Food Talk prompted a discussion on how you might vary cookie dough (in general) to get cakey/soft, chewy/thick, etc. The question was: "If I substitute white shortening (Crisco) or margarine for half the butter in my cookie recipes will I get a thicker, chewier result?" Thanks to another listeners, Eleanor, a professional baker, we got the answer immediately, and it is yes. The reason: Margarine, and more particularly white shortening, melt at a higher temperature than butter and so cookie dough doesn't flatten in the hot oven immediately. The cookie structure gets a chance to form before the shortening spreads it and flattens it. I was a little squeemish about the thought of using butter-flavored Crisco. It doesn't really taste like butter to me. Eleanor agreed, and said that instead she uses plain Crisco and adds a bit of high-quality butter-flavoring, which you can buy in a good baking supply store. Let me point out that the complete recipe for Toll House Cookies is still on the back of the package of Nestle's Chocolate Morsels. The following are merely the ways that recipe should be varied to achieve the different results. CAKEY/SOFT: For a soft, cakey cookie omit granulated sugar. Use 3/4 cup butter, 1 cup brown sugar and 3 eggs. Drop by well rounded tablespoon onto ungreased baking sheets. Flatten slightly with back of spoon dipped in water. Bake in a preheated 375-degree oven for 8 to 10 minutes, until golden brown. For a more rounded cookie, do not flatten. Bake 9 to 11 minutes. CHEWY & THIN: Reduce granulated sugar to 1/2 cup and increase packed brown sugar to 1 cup. CHEWY & THICK: Use only half the butter called for in the recipe. Drop by well rounded tablespoon onto ungreased baking sheets. Bake in preheated 350-degree oven for 9 to 12 minutes, until lightly browned. Makes about 3 dozen cookies. Store in airtight containers to prevent drying out. CRISPY: For a crispier cookie, use 2-1/2 cups flour, 1-1/4 cups granulated sugar, 1/4 cup packed brown sugar and 1 egg. Drop by rounded tablespoon onto ungreased baking sheet. flatten with bottom of glass dipped in water. Bake in a preheated 375-degree oven for 9 to 11 minutes. PUFFY: For a puffier cookie reduce butter to 1/2 cup and add 1/2 cup solid vegetable shortening.
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Citigroup Finds a Hitch in the Shale Trade
TheStreet) -- Few expected that a shale drilling boom could push natural gas prices to near decade lows at $2 per million BTU's. But even fewer anticipated its quick 50%-plus rise from 2012 lows and investors now need to prepare for an impact on industrials and agricultural stocks, according to a Monday note from Citigroup. Rising natural gas prices above $3.25 on the heels of a near 20% jump in the commodity's prices in September may provide a dent to the fourth quarter earnings of agricultural and industrials giants like CF Industries (CF - Get Report), Eastman Chemical (EMN - Get Report), Dow Chemicals (DOW - Get Report), LyondellBasell (LYB - Get Report) and Agrium (AGU - Get Report), according to Citigroup.The sudden surge in commodity prices may signal and end to decade low natural gas prices hit in early 2012 on a glut of supply from the explosion of shale drilling -- cutting at the margins of producers who use gas as a key input - and denting fourth quarter earnings by between roughly 5% and 10%, Citigroup calculates. Current natural prices at $3.35 are roughly 25% above Citigroup's year-end forecast for the commodity and in-line with 2013 estimates, causing analyst P.J. Juvekar to reduce fourth quarter earnings estimates and forecast that the tailwind on operating margins may be closer to an end than some expect. "A sustained increase in natural gas prices could be a risk to earnings in 4Q, and possibly beyond," writes Juvekar, in a Monday note to clients. "The companies most impacted in our universe are nitrogen fertilizer and commodity chemical companies, in particular CF, EMN, DOW, and LYB," he adds, in a note cutting the fourth quarter EPS estimates of nitrogen producers like CF Industries and Agrium by 11% and by 5% on ethylene producers like Dow Chemical and LyondellBasell. In spite of the recent commodity price rise, many notable industrials investors continue to preach the positive earnings impact of low gas prices and vast U.S. shale supplies. Earlier in October, hedge fund giant Jana Partners said it is counting sustained low natural gas prices and the benefits of a shale drilling boom to be a key piece of its $500 million-plus investment in Calgary-based Agrium, and its push for agricultural conglomerate to unlock share value by splitting its retail business from a much larger wholesale business. Jana Partners calculates that the benefits of low natural gas prices and a breakup of Agrium could unlock a $50 a share upside in the company.NEW YORK (
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Posted By Jill Fehrenbacher On February 27, 2008 @ 7:05 am In Architecture,Green Building | 13 Comments
What is going on with all these gigantic spiky eco towers popping up all over Russia and the former Soviet Union? First it was the piercing Siberian eco-tower in Mansyisk [2], then the sharp and very aggressive looking 'Peace' Center in Astana, Kazakstan, [3] then the enormous volcanic Crystal Island spire in Moscow [4], and just this week, this new sharp green tower going up in St. Petersburg [5]. Seriously, what gives? Iconic British architect Norman Foster is responsible for 4 out of 5 of these pointy eco towers, so clearly the man has a thing for building sharp, angular 'environmental' towers in the former Soviet Union. But is there a connection in terms of the geography and clients as well? Is it something in air?
Whatever the case, we are excited to discover YET ANOTHER enormous pointy Foster-designed [6] eco tower [7] going up in Moscow, Russia: the Russia Tower. [6] When this colossal tower is completed in 2012, it will be the tallest building in Europe at 2,009 ft tall (612.2 meters), and one of the tallest in the world, just behind Taipei 101 and Burj Dubai. As if that distinction were not enough, the Russia Tower will also be the largest building in the world with a natural ventilation system.
Considering the impending onslaught of spiky Russian green skyscrapers, we think the natural ventilation system is certainly one of the most interesting elements of the Russia Tower design [6]. The mixed-use project – incorporating apartments, hotel, office and leisure space – will utilize an 'energy cycle' system to regulate energy, temperature and hot water throughout the building. There will also be a series of green indoor gardens running up through the core of the building, to assist with natural ventilation, improving indoor air quality, and provide recreational green space for the building's inhabitants. Foster + Partners' [6] pyramid shape for the building also maximizes exposure to natural daylight, which will allow the tower to cut back on both electric light and heat during the day. If all goes according to plan, Russia Tower [6] will pioneer sustainable architecture in the realm of super skyscrapers, and will reinforce the economic and social vitality of Moscow. Construction began in September 2007 and the building will be complete by 2012.
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Times are tough (and apparently, my writing is pretty cliche).
Many are in the marketplace looking for employment, scouring the internet, sending out applications, and hopefully getting interviews.
But what do you do when you get to the interview?
I'm going to give you five questions that you should NOT, I repeat, absolutely should NOT, ask during an interview:
1. I've never really heard of your company. What is it you guys do, exactly??
Might be a good idea to come in prepared with the research already completed on your prospective employer. At least it would have been a prospective employer, had you not botched the interview with this question.
2. Hmm, I noticed you have eleven paid holidays. Is there any chance you might change that to twelve??
You might want to ask that question, and stand up to leave at the same time … right before the interviewer shows you the door. Woops!
3. How long is lunch? I usually take two hours.
Lunch may be the least of your worries at this point. Plan on taking lunch for as long as you'd like after that interview question, because you probably aren't going to be employed any time soon.
4. That's great that you have a 401k plan with company match. I notice it's only up to 5% of your salary. Is there any way you could match it up to 10%, I'm a little behind on saving for retirement?? You understand, right?
I know, it shows that you're interested in saving for the future, but your employer may see it as you being greedy for more.
5. I just have one minor infraction on my record. Is there any way we can work around that 'breaking and entering' felony??
You can probably just head to the exit at that point. Unless of course, the company is in fact hiring 'breaking and entering' felons during this round of interviews.
6. I'm throwing in a bonus question: You look at the interviewer who is a 25 year old hiring manager. Are you even old enough to work in your position??
Ah, age discrimination at its finest. And that one goes both ways – against young and old alike. You may not think the person is old enough for that position, but he or she is old enough to scratch your name off the list of people being hired!
What silly questions have you heard while interviewing?
If you can admit it, what silly questions have you asked in an interview?


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those last few tenths thats where fortune begins to favour the brave. what is interesting is yes dani came on form of late, stoner was there at the start but lorenzo was always there, never really being challeneged i think MM is the one to do that to put jlo (and the others) under the kind of pressure that will make them in turn go faster.
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Where your Booster Money goes…
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Don't Miss 'Speed Capital of the World: Bonneville featuring Rad Rides & More on Discovery!
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When: Tuesday, December 16, 2008 – 10 p.m. EST, 9 p.m. Central
Where: Discovery Channel
What: Bonneville: Speed Capital of the World
This past year marked the 60th anniversary of Speed Week at the Bonneville Salt Flats. Tune into Discovery Channel tonight to check out tdrivers making a run to set land speed records and having a great time going fast on the flats.
The Discovery Channel special features George Poteet's 69 Cuda "Blowfish", built by Rad Rides by Troy, along with other cars and a few Hub Heads!
Follow along with Rad Rides as they take you from their home town shop in Manteno, IL to the world famous Salt Flats.
The hour long program features the story of men and machines against the salt in an attempt to set land speed records. This is some of the best coverage of Bonneville due to the amount of special equipment used by the Discovery Channel Team.
We were just up in Manteno last week where Troy told us the helicopter shot had to sweep across the front of the Blowfish rather than alongside the car, because the copter could only go 150 mph! Ha. ha. Sweet!
Ride along with the Rad Rides Team as George reaches a top speed of 290 mph and experience why these men go back every year – tonight at 10 p.m. on Discovery.
When: Tuesday, December 16, 2008 – 10 p.m. EST, 9 p.m. Central
Where: Discovery Channel
What: Bonneville: Speed Capital of the World
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Thanks for the reminder!
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December 16, 2008 at 04:25 PM
DVR is all set for this!
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us too !! it's going to be great !!
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Werther and Lotte at the Lab Theater
A piece that incorporates Goethe, Thomas Mann, and Jean-Jacques Rousseau's The Social Contract sounds like an assignment from my high school humanities teacher, but those elements also combine to make for another strong piece from the Moving Company.
Crafted by performers Nathan Keepers and Christina Baldwin and director Dominique Serrand, Werther and Lotte delves into the tortured relationship of the titular figures, which has inspired creators of many stripes over the past two centuries. The basics of the story are fairly simple. Goethe fell in love with Charlotte, a young woman who was already betrothed to another man. The emotional suffering came out in one of the author's most famous works, The Sorrows of Young Werther, in which the main character is eventually driven to suicide by his feelings.
In the 1930s, Thomas Mann revisited the characters for Lotte in Weimar, in which he examined the impact Goethe's book had on the real Charlotte via fictional conversations that took place decades after the original events. Taken together, the original pieces offer a rich vein of material to mine. That, in turn, gives both creators a chance to showcase their distinct talents, from Baldwin's exceptional voice to Keepers's expressive body, but it's their onstage chemistry that fuels the evening.
It starts simply enough, with Werther first meeting Charlotte and becoming captivated by this bright woman who is promised to another and who spends much of her time dealing with the flock of brothers and sisters she has to take care of in the absence of her late mother. The two hit it off, in part because the bookish Werther is interested in what Charlotte thinks (which is where Rousseau comes into play). He also seems to enjoy the idea that she is truly inaccessible. She is devoted to the missing fiancé and quickly makes him her husband once he returns, fittingly portrayed as an empty suit jacket.
Charlotte often gets short shrift in retellings of the story—see Jules Massenet's opera Werther for a prime example—but here Baldwin keeps her character completely grounded, wishing that her friend would understand that she was never available in the first place. In contrast, Keepers fully embodies Werther's descent, becoming increasingly disheveled and erratic before making his final appointment with a dueling pistol.
Musically, the piece cuts an interesting swath, featuring bluesy, jazzy numbers that underscore the impossible nature of Werther and Charlotte's love. That makes sense, because the young poet's plight is a lot like a traditional blues song: He's been wronged by love and left dazed and confused. That sharpens considerably during a performance of Tom Waits's "The Briar and the Rose." Keepers swings above the stage while an increasingly despondent Baldwin sings each verse about a traditionally doomed love, until she can barely stand, spent by the effort to keep her friend moving and alive.
Werther isn't the most likeable guy—his ennui can be unbearable—but Keepers plays the part with enough of a light touch to make his flaws a bit easier to handle. This is a somewhat stumbling, awkward young man, seemingly in his first bout of love. It's not surprising that he descends so deeply, right down to donning a leather jacket in the scene after Lotte's marriage. For her part, Baldwin's costumes become more practical as time goes on, from a youthful dress to a more somber black ensemble before finally settling into a pair of jeans and a blouse. Charlotte has grown up in a way that Werther, in his permanent, frozen youth, could never dream of doing.
The staging in the cavernous Lab can't help but be spare, especially with only the two actors and two musicians onstage. Director and designer Serrand uses the vast warehouse, with its rough brick walls, to great effect, making a world that can be as warm as a walk in a garden or as stark as a frozen landscape. (That the space has a similar vibe to Serrand's old Theatre de la Jeune Lune stomping grounds certainly doesn't hurt.) These accents help to carry the piece through the halting first segment as the audience settles into the particular isolated world the characters inhabit—one where the other characters are represented by empty spaces.
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