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Here are the Top 10 most-read stories on our website this year: What you should know about the Facebook privacy hoax By Stateside Staff • Sep 29, 2015 Maria Elena/flickr / http://michrad.io/1LXrdJM A dusty old Facebook hoax that was debunked years ago has flared up again being passed from friend to friend like a bad cold. It's the "Facebook privacy status" hoax – the one that reads "As of September 29, 2015, I do not give Facebook or any entities associated with Facebook permission to use my pictures, information, or posts, both past and future" ... and so on and so forth. Cliff Lampe, associate professor at the University of Michigan School of Information joined us to talk about why so many people are falling for this again. Guerrilla artist makes sculptures inside big box stores By Kyle Norris • Sep 21, 2015 Doug Coombe Carson Brown wants to make people think critically about what he calls the American landscape, and he's not talking about mountains and vistas. 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Supporters of House Bill 4791 say social media can be a great tool for teachers to communicate with students. Facebook's real-name policy is a bit of a mess By Stateside Staff • Jul 7, 2015 flickr user Brian Solis / http://michrad.io/1LXrdJM Listen Listening... / 5:34 Our conversation with Kimberly Springer It's been almost a decade since Facebook was opened to the general public. Many initially saw it as a ripoff of then-powerhouse social networking platform MySpace, but since then it's grown to take the top spot as ruler of the social media kingdom. Some will argue, for better or for worse, that Facebook is now a permanent piece of our cultural landscape. What's really behind the selfie obsession? By Stateside Staff • Jun 30, 2015 Just a few years ago, we had never even heard the word "selfie". These days, our social media feeds are filled with them. And that's sparked conversations and questions: Are they ridiculous? Are they little more than a deep dive into narcissism? 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By Stateside Staff • May 22, 2014 Image made by Mark Brush Listen Listening... / 10:06 Bad roads, the Rust Belt, the largest city in bankruptcy: These are some of the negative visions that people have of Michigan. A recent Gallup Poll showed that only 28% of Michiganders said Michigan was the best or one of the best possible states to live in. But you're still here. Why? That's the question Michigan Radio is asking as part of our Why I Stay project. Mark Brush of Michigan Radio is running it, and he joined us on Stateside. *Listen to the full interview above. Stateside for Thursday, Feb.13, 2014 By Stateside Staff • Feb 13, 2014 Listen Listening... / 48:23 When it comes to support for emergency care services, the U.S. just barely squeaked by with a passing grade, at least according to a new state-by-state report card put out by the American College of Emergency Physicians. And how did Michigan measure up, you might ask? Well, it turns out we're failing in access to emergency health care. We heard some recommendations about ways to move forward. Then, we met a woman who's trying to help people come together to have some uncomfortable, but enlightening, conversations about race, class and more. And, we spoke with Daniel Howes about Tom Lewand, Detroit's job czar. Also, "Saturday Night Live" just hired its first black female cast member in five years. Will this bring more attention to other black comedians? And, a Michigan historian gave us a closer look at how Michigan milkweed helped us in World War II. Also, the Michigan Human Society has a new way to find homes for their animals: social media. First on the show, how do you best measure the progress of students in Michigan's classrooms and, by extension, the effectiveness of their teachers? It's one of the thorniest challenges being debated in Michigan education. 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Michigan Humane Society uses social media to place animals in homes By Stateside Staff • Feb 13, 2014 Jennifer Waters / Creative Commons Listen Listening... / 1:47 This is worth taking a look at as Facebook marks its 10th birthday. Social media is being used by the Michigan Humane Society to find homes for its orphaned animals. Kelly Stork is the social media specialist for the Michigan Humane Society, and she joined us today to tell us more about it. Listen to the full interview above. What's behind the need to share on social media? By Stateside Staff • Jan 7, 2014 Mike Perini Listen Listening... / 5:31 If you've logged onto Facebook, or checked your Instagram account, or maybe just following Twitter over the past 48 hours, you've no doubt seen the photos -- pictures of smart-phone screens showing the negative-digit temperatures, or the photo of a friend with a measuring stick in the snow to prove, yes, indeed, we got 17 inches. Or, maybe you've read what all appear to be the same "status updates"telling you pretty much what you already know: It's cold out there!! Just what is behind this need to share - over social media - what we're all experiencing? Cliff Lampe is an Assistant Professor at the School of Information at the University of Michigan. *Listen to the audio above. Scientists pushed to engage the public through social media By Julie Halpert • Oct 31, 2013 NCI Environmental Health Sciences professor Andrew Maynard teaches one of the University of Michigan's only classes focused on blogging. Here you can listen in on an exchange he has with his students: Maynard says learning how to communicating online is a skill crucial to his students' professional success. "I would say very strongly scientists should blog, and they should blog because it forces them to become very familiar with the state of the science in specific areas," says Maynard. Employers should be careful about what they see on social media By Stateside Staff • Sep 30, 2013 Flickr user rutty / Flickr Listen Listening... / 10:18 Ever since the rise of Facebook we've heard the warning: be careful about what you put on Facebook, watch what you post online. What if a prospective employer checks out your Facebook page and sees something that tanks you for that new job? But, in his recent article in Crain's Detroit Business, writer Chris Gautz tells us it's the employer who needs to tread lightly and carefully in looking at social media, or the online presence of potential hires, and he warns companies to be careful in taking action against employees for their Facebook or Twitter postings. Chris Gautz joined us today to tell us more. Listen to the full interview above. 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Three years ago I bought and planted a small plant called a "strawberry plant." It looks like a strawberry plant except it has a single red flower (daisy like) on a (approx.) 24 in stem. It is invasive (spreads by runners) but kept in check is a beautiful flower. I have never seen this plant sold since, have no idea what it is called, and it is not shown on any of the pictures I bring up under strawberry plant. Any ideas? cj
Check on cinquefoil or potentilla (plant comes in different colors ( including many reds )and is setting up buds for me now. Hope this helps. :)
There are some ornamental strawberries with red or pink flowers. http://images.google.com/images?q=Fragaria+%27Pink+Panda%E2%80%99&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&hl=en&btnG=Google+Search
Fragaria Pink Panda - very invasive and have grown it!!
Thanks, still haven't seen a pic yet of my odd plant but when I do I'll let you know..cp
cjean, I'm moving your thread to the Plant ID forum for more guesses. If you can snag an image of it, that would probably help get it identified faster...
Ooops!! Sue - I didn't look at your link. Was in a hurry - again!! :-)
I'm having a hard time thinking of any plants that spread by runner and have red daisy-like flowers. But plants with "Strawberry" in their name include:
Waldsteinia ternata - Barren Strawbery
Saxifraga stolonifera - Strawberry Begonia
Duchesnea indica - Wild/Mock Strawberry
Arbutus unedo - Strawberry Tree Arbutus
Diascia has some varieties with "Strawberry' in the name (but I wouldn't say they have daisy-like flowers ;o)
Is this plant hardy for you in your zone? If so, that should narrow down the field a bit, too.
Potentilla 'Miss Wilmott' has a two tone red and yellow flower. Mine is blooming now.


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I have 90mill left, well 80 mill, I'm keeping 10 to myself just to have it there.
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06/03/2013 07:22 AMPosted by Stakgotta pack and all.
06/03/2013 09:39 AMPosted by Dewremthanks for any suggestions/help
That's a tricky spot you're in. If any of the others can help you perfect, if not, I'll scrounge around for the bits of tank info that lies in my brain lol. But give us a bit more info on your situation? What mp, your AR and health levels, your "income" or gold amount, umm mp you farm?/mp you want to farm
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p.s. If theres no one on the HC side, I can be of service!
@Chrizzle I would take numb medal hehe thats justme though :p
06/04/2013 12:10 AMPosted by JuiceI have my procedure
06/04/2013 12:21 AMPosted by Chrizzlehttp://imgur.com/Lh1y42I
06/04/2013 01:55 AMPosted by NeoIf theres no one on the HC side, I can be of service!
06/04/2013 02:03 AMPosted by DKSMOOVE50m
06/04/2013 03:28 AMPosted by NamzugId generally say go w. the most dps, especially on an ammy because they were made for dps boosts, if you're missing any ehp just tune up your chest/pants/boots.
06/04/2013 03:42 AMPosted by Chrizzle500m maybe
500m maybe
Hehehe, you see your current DPS? Turn the into unbuffed. Around 225 unbuffed, if the econ. is the same as a few weeks ago. But you're looking at a a huge upgrade in DPS.
But why not a 175m manti, with a 25m emrald and 25m ruby, for a total of 225. That wep would be set in stone for you for a long while, and for 275m You deff can get some epic upgrades.
Unless the xbow comes with 100cd and a socket, a manti would be better cause it would come with 2 socs, and about 70ish cd.
06/04/2013 11:51 AMPosted by ChrizzleI kinda play for fun. LOL
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Interview by Caroline Hanna
Sexual violence is an insidious, terrible problem that happens all over the world, every day. This was a particularly horrifying incident that galvanized many in India and beyond. What do you two see as some of the biggest issues at play here?
KS: One of the biggest problems is the government's failure to recognize India's feminist voices and to listen to their suggestions about what could be done to make the situation better. The women's movement in India has been protesting violence against women, specifically the rape of women in police custody, since the 1970s. Perhaps if people had been listening to their ideas, the country wouldn't be in the state it is in today. The steps the government is now taking are just quick-fix solutions. The Indian government should really be working to change the much deeper, systemic problem of how society as a whole treats women.
AB: I agree with Krupa. Sexual violence is symptomatic of the larger devaluation of women in India that's manifested in daily life through harassment, groping and stalking that are all trivialized by the commonly used term "Eve-teasing." To adequately address rape requires addressing these deep-seated prejudices towards women.
How would you describe the state's response?
KS: The initial reactions of the chief minister and the prime minister were abysmal. It was only because of these protests that they decided to change their stance. The prime minister went on television and gave a speech that was completely off the mark, urging the protesters to stay calm, rather than advocating for justice. He also noted that he understood the outrage that people are feeling, since he has three daughters; if he did not have three daughters, does this mean that he wouldn't be able to understand the injustice of the situation? It's totally absurd.
AB: Abhijit Mukherjee, the son of the Indian president and a member of Parliament, referred to protesters as "dented and painted" women who "go to discotheques," implying that "frivolous" women invite violence because of their demeanor. There were many other galling statements by Indian officials. There was a long lapse in making the arrests and providing the woman who was raped with adequate medical treatment, which might have saved her life.
How would you explain the growing incidences of rape in India?
KS: A big problem is that women don't report these cases. There is a huge stigma attached to women who come forward, and often women are raped by the police when they are in custody. There is no real legal redress for most women. What role is the government going to play in protecting the women of the country? Women need to feel encouraged and safe to come forward.
AB: The law also defines rape very narrowly and doesn't recognize rape within marriage. The courts are backlogged and cases are not tried for years, so the laws do not deter rape.
Did the caste system contribute to this situation?
KS: I think the caste system is more salient in rural areas than it is in the cities. In this specific case, we feel that class, rather than caste, was at play.
Do you worry about the way the world is now viewing India?
AB: Media reports sometimes identify rape as a "cultural" problem or a "traditional" cultural problem in India, ignoring the huge cultural differences between North and South India. This recent gang rape has more to do with globalization than with tradition, and more to do with cultural change than with continuity.
Many incidents of sexual violence are taking place in very global, Westernized cities. In New Delhi, sexual assault has skyrocketed in the past few years. The women who are victims of these attacks are often educated, employed and upwardly mobile. These women are considered Westernized and have become the targets of resentment, envy and anger by men with lesser means. Several of the men who were arrested for this gang rape, for example, were migrants from rural areas living in the slums and struggling to find lucrative employment. This gang rape, like many other rapes in Delhi, expresses growing class and cultural tensions amidst globalization. Many forms of violence against women have grown in recent years as India has become more "modern." They include the use of amniocentesis to [allow expectant parents to find out the sex of their unborn child so that they can] abort the female fetus and "dowry death," the murder of a woman by her in-laws and husband on the ostensible grounds that they did not receive a sufficient dowry at the time of marriage.
How do the two of you, as scholars of gender and women in South Asia, see your own roles in addressing this question?
AB: As Indians living in the States, we want, on the one hand, to express to our students our horror and outrage at what happened and, on the other, to discuss this in the context of rape in the United States. Steubenville, Ohio, [where high school football players face charges of raping a 16-year-old girl] provides a disturbing counterpoint to the gang rape in India.
KS: We're teaching a class next semester, and that's exactly what we're trying to get students to see: that this happens everywhere. Otherwise it is simply a reiteration of neo-orientalist ideology of "let's save these brown women." We don't want that happening at all. Our course talks a lot about sexual violence, but now, given what's happened, this is probably something that will run through the class as an anchoring political and intellectual question.
Do you feel as though this could be a turning point in India?
AB: Perhaps, because the scale of these protests against sexual violence is unprecedented. What isn't clear is how fruitfully the government will address this problem. Some state officials and civil society groups are advocating chemical castration or capital punishment for rapists. A group of women lawyers believe that the men who were accused of this gang rape should not be given legal representation. These proposals undermine democratic processes and create a more punitive, rather than a more just, society. We hope that [the protests] will create more opportunities for dialogue about the weaknesses and strengths of proposed remedies. We hope that feminist voices will be heard.


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There are four men who spent the majority of their careers in the AFC West who are among the 17 finalists being considered for induction in the Pro Football Hall of Fame. The results of the voting will be announced at 5 p.m. ET Saturday.
We spent the week researching each finalist's chances by talking to several members of the voting committee and several league observers.
Here is a look at each finalist's case:
Tim Brown: Los Angeles and Oakland Raiders, wide receiver, 1988 to 2003
Known for: He was the face of the Raiders for years. He was a standout receiver and return man. The Heisman Trophy winner from Notre Dame was one of Oakland's best draft picks ever. He was a reliable, smart player.
AFC West body of work: Of his 1,094 career catches, 1,070 came as a Raider. Brown, who played his final NFL season in Tampa Bay, caught at least 80 passes nine times and he had nine 1,000-plus yard receiving seasons.
Quote from a voter: "He posted great numbers but those have to be placed in context with the era in which he played. He'll get in but maybe not this year."
Scouts Inc.'s take: "I think he'll probably get in, but I rank Cris Carter slightly ahead of him. If Jerry Rice is a 10, Carter is an 8.5 and Brown is an 8. Brown was excellent but I don't think you could ever say he was the best player at his position. I'm not sure if he was really special or if he had a defining moment, But he was remarkably consistent and he helped on special teams. He never had any glaring weaknesses and he moved the chains. He ran every route." -- Matt Williamson
What I think will happen: A couple of years ago, I would have thought Brown was a slam-dunk choice in his first year of eligibility. But the voting committee has very high standards for receivers and there is a backlog of quality eligible receivers. With Rice (who played four seasons in Oakland and who announced his retirement at the Broncos' facility after a fruitless preseason in Denver) a shoo-in and Carter, Andre Reed and tight end Shannon Sharpe making a push, Brown may not make it in his first year. If not this year, he'll get in sometime because he was so consistent. Because his numbers were never truly jaw-dropping, he may have to wait in a long receiver line for a couple of years.
Don Coryell: San Diego, coach, 1978 to 1986
Known for: Coryell is credited with being a major innovator in the passing game, earning him the nickname "Air Coryell." Hall of Fame quarterback Dan Fouts credits his career to Coryell.
AFC West body of work: The Chargers were virtually unstoppable in the air under Coryell. San Diego changed the way the division played both offense and defense in an effort to keep up with the innovative Coryell.
Quote from a voter: "I'm a big Coryell fan. He won a lot of games … Sure, he didn't win a Super Bowl, but he changed the way the game was played."
Scouts Inc.'s take: "He was ahead of his time in the down-field passing game. He was a terrific, student of the game. He understood matchups and defenses. Coryell was that first guy to say, "Let's go vertical and make some big plays." He still has an influence on the game." -- Gary Horton
What I think will happen: Coryell is the only coach among the finalists. I think he will have a large group of voters behind him. I think many voters were impressed by the letter of support sent by Fouts in support of his former coach. Still, this is a very strong class and Coryell could be left on the outside. He is not a shoo-in.
Floyd Little: Denver, running back, 1967 to 1975
Known for: Little was one of Denver's first true stars. He was the face of the franchise when he played.
AFC West body of work: He led the NFL in rushing from 1968 to 1973. When he retired, he was the seventh leading rusher in NFL history with 6,323 yards rushing and he had 54 touchdowns.
Quote from a voter: "One of the great running backs of his era. He played on some bad teams and never ran behind a Pro Bowl offensive lineman. He deserves to be in."
Scouts Inc.'s take: "I've talked to Tom Jackson (former Denver star linebacker and current ESPN analyst) and he loves Floyd. Floyd was a tough, hard-nosed runner. He was the heart and soul of that team." -- Gary Horton
What I think will happen: Little may have the best chance of the four AFC West finalists. He is a senior's committee finalist, so his path Saturday may be easier than the 15 traditional finalists. If Little doesn't make it Saturday, he likely never will. I expect him to get in.
Shannon Sharpe: Denver, tight end, 1990 to 1999 and 2002 to 2003
Known for: Sharpe was one of the most accomplished receiving tight ends in NFL history. The boisterous Sharpe was a self-made player from a small school who was a huge part of Denver's two Super Bowl winning teams.
AFC West body of work: Sharpe had 671 of his 815 catches in the AFC West. He had three 1,000-yard receiving seasons and two seasons in which he had 10 touchdowns.
Quote from a voter: "Crazy numbers for a tight end, and I think he'll be on the edge of making it this year."
Scouts Inc.'s take: "Sharpe should go in. He was a massive liability as a blocker but nobody cared. Tight ends don't go to the Hall of Fame because they blocked well. In a way, he revolutionized the game because he was a wide receiver as much as he was a tight end. He was the Dallas Clark of his era. He was very tough and he was a very hard worker who overcame coming into the league as a small-school guy. I think that gets overlooked because he is so loud and brash. But he was a hard worker who was on a lot of great teams. He was a difference-maker." -- Matt Williamson
What I think will happen: I was surprised that Sharpe didn't make it last year in his first year of eligibility. He was one of the best tight ends ever to play in the NFL. I think he may get in this season. But if some voters look at him as a receiver, he could get lost in the shuffle again.


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Improving protein coreference resolution by simple semantic classification
Current research has shown that major difficulties in event extraction for the biomedical domain are traceable to coreference. Therefore, coreference resolution is believed to be useful for improving event extraction.
To address coreference resolution in molecular biology literature, the Protein Coreference (COREF) task was arranged in the BioNLP Shared Task (BioNLP-ST, hereafter) 2011, as a supporting task. However, the shared task results indicated that transferring coreference resolution methods developed for other domains to the biological domain was not a straight-forward task, due to the domain differences in the coreference phenomena.
Results: We analyzed the contribution of domain-specific information, including the information that indicates the protein type, in a rule-based protein coreference resolution system.
In particular, the domain-specific information is encoded into semantic classification modules for which the output is used in different components of the coreference resolution. We compared our system with the top four systems in the BioNLP-ST 2011; surprisingly, we found that the minimal configuration had outperformed the best system in the BioNLP-ST 2011.
Analysis of the experimental results revealed that semantic classification, using proteininformation, has contributed to an increase in performance by 2.3% on the test data, and 4.0% on the development data, in F-score.
Conclusions: The use of domain-specific information in semantic classification is important for effective coreferenceresolution. Since it is difficult to transfer domain-specific information across different domains, we need tocontinue seek for methods to utilize such information in coreference resolution.
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Las Vegas city council to open with Hindu mantras
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Nevada, US, November 19, 2010:
(From Our Correspondent) City Council of Las Vegas (USA), world's entertainment capital, will reverberate with Sanskrit mantras from ancient Hindu scriptures on January 19, 2011.
Hindu statesman Rajan Zed will deliver invocation from Sanskrit scriptures before Las Vegas City Council on this day. After Sanskrit delivery, he then will read the English translation of the prayer. Sanskrit is considered a sacred language in Hinduism and root language of Indo-European languages.
Zed, who is the president of Universal Society of Hinduism, will recite from Rig-Veda, the oldest scripture of the world still in common use, besides lines from Upanishads and Bhagavad-Gita (Song of the Lord), both ancient Hindu scriptures. He plans to start and end the prayer with "Om", the mystical syllable containing the universe, which in Hinduism is used to introduce and conclude religious work.
Reciting from Brahadaranyakopanishad, Rajan Zed plans to say "Asato ma sad gamaya, Tamaso ma jyotir gamaya, Mrtyor mamrtam gamaya", which he will then translate as "Lead me from the unreal to the Real, Lead me from darkness to Light, and Lead me from death to Immortality." Reciting from Bhagavad-Gita, he proposes to urge Councilmembers to keep the welfare of others always in mind.
Zed is one of the panelists for "On Faith", a prestigious interactive conversation on religion produced by The Washington Post. He has been awarded "World Interfaith Leader Award" and is Senior Fellow and Religious Advisor to New York headquartered Foundation for Interreligious Diplomacy, Director of Interfaith Relations of Nevada Clergy Association, Spiritual Advisor to National Association of Interchurch & Interfaith Families, etc.
Hinduism, oldest and third largest religion of the world, has about one billion adherents and moksh (liberation) is its ultimate goal.
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Campanile Bradford, Bradford
Hotel Info: 866-539-8117from $45
- Standard Twin Room, 2 Single Beds
- Standard Triple Room, 1 Bedroom
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- This hotel has 130 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 4 floors
- Check-in time 2 PM-2 AM
- Check-out time is noon
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- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
- Minimum check-in age is 18
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- Specific rooms only, restrictions apply *
- 2 per room (up to 10 kg)
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- Free self parking (limited)
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- Buffet breakfast daily (surcharge)
- Restaurant
- Bar/lounge
- Room service (during limited hours)
- Coffee/tea in the lobby
- Number of meeting rooms - 10
- Conference space
- Meeting rooms
- Conference space size (feet) - 2486
- Conference space size (meters) - 231
- 24-hour front desk
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Laundry facilities
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Luggage storage
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
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- Safe-deposit box at front desk
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- Terrace
- Television in common areas
- Accessible bathroom
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- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Air conditioning
- Coffee/tea maker
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- Private bathroom
- Shower/tub combination
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- 32-inch LED TV
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Pet-friendly rooms can be requested by contacting the property at the number on the booking confirmation.
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Breakfast costs between GBP 6.00 and GBP 8.75 per person (approximately)
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Being a fashion designer means having great designs. It may seem hard, but it can be very simple! Just follow these steps to get started on your way to be a fashion designer, or just draw designs for fun.You have to focus on what you can design best.You've got to be able to draw to design.
1Think to yourself many times, "do I really love designing?" It makes no sense to do something you don't have a real passion for.
2Then think of your inspiration. Whether a rose, a car, or modern living, just think about it.
3Then draw whatever you want. If you want a skirt draw it in the way you like it. It could have polka dots, lines or could just be plain. Have fun with what you are creating
4Just always remember, you're the designer and it is your work of art.
5Read magazines about designing. These magazines will give you a lot of inspiration.They are some great places to find out more about it.
6If you think something, draw it! It is always great to practice this way.
7If you're not rich like others, and want to be a true designer, don't lose hope. Search for online designing contests. If you win they will discover you.
8Love your work, no matter what. Believe in yourself!
9Sneaky Fashion? Draw your everyday clothes and give it a twist. Probably you could change your scarf or add a skirt instead of those skinny jeans. You could find out a lot about your style this way.
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- Don't be shy showing your work.
- Don't be afraid to be yourself while designing and use your designs to express yourself.
- Try to always be accepting of peoples remarks, sometimes they can come off harsh, but most people are just trying to help.
- If you really like drawing certain types of clothes, then focus there. For example, if you love drawing dresses, you should rock that fashion!
- it's important to develop your own unique style regardless of the popular opinion, find a market that fits you rather than trying to make yourself fit the market.
- It's better to sketch than draw, but everybody's different!
- Don't let others put you down.
- Don't let someone get you down by telling you they don't like your style, or that only people on the runway would wear a certain garment.
- Don't imitate works.
- Don't let others do your designs for you or else you're not a true fashion designer
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- cloth
- sewing kit
- sewing machine (optional)
- measuring tape/ruler
- a sketchbook
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Español: hacer diseños de moda, Italiano: Fare Disegni di Moda, Русский: создать модные дизайны, Português: Fazer Croquis de Moda
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Frances E. Sheffer, 92, of Marshall, died Tuesday, Sept. 30, 2008 at Mar-Saline Manor in Marshall.
Funeral services will be held at 3 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 2, 2008, at Campbell-Lewis Chapel in Marshall with William W. Harlow officiating. Visitation will be held from 2 to 3 p.m. Thursday at the funeral home. Burial will be in Ridge Park Cemetery in Marshall. Memorials may be made to American Cancer Society. Friends may sign the online register book at www.campbell-lewis.com
Born Nov. 23, 1915, in Marshall, she was the daughter of the late George W. Ballew and Ida May Rowland Ballew. On Sept. 19, 1931, she married Lee Allen Sheffer Sr., who preceded her in death on March 2, 2005. She had lived in Marshall her entire life, was a homemaker and a Christian.
Survivors include one daughter, Juanita Riley and husband, James, of Marshall; two sons, James Sheffer and wife, Judy, and Lee Allen Sheffer Jr. and wife, Linda, all of Marshall; 14 grandchildren; several great-grandchildren; one brother, Earl J. Ballew of Fulton; and several nieces and nephews.
In addition to her parents and husband, she was preceded in death by two sons, Edward A. Sheffer and Robert L. Sheffer, three brothers and three sisters.
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Hearty and zesty, this is my favorite pasta to make. It's a little bit of work, but comes out as stunning visually as it tastes. Definitely worth the effort. Enjoy!!!
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- 1 (45 ounce) jar tomatoes, onion garlic sauce
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- 6 tablespoons olive oil
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- 1 green bell pepper, cut into medium sized triangular chunks
- 1 red bell pepper, cut into medium sized triangular chunks
- 1 yellow bell pepper, cut into medium sized triangular chunks
- 8 jalapenos, seeded and thinly sliced lengthwise
- 1 zucchini, halved lengthwise and thinly sliced
- 2 yellow onions, cut into medium sized triangular chunks
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- 1⁄4 cup olive oil
- 1 tablespoon garlic salt
- freshly grated parmesan cheese
- 3 tablespoons chopped fresh basil
- 1 bunch fresh Italian parsley, chopped
- red pepper flakes, to taste (optional)
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Pretty good, but way too much peppers for my taste and I even cut the amount of eppers in half. Also, a big mistake to add the garlic to the celery and carrots, so I didn't do it. They burn so quickly and turn bitter. I sauteed them later with the zucchini, which I like crisp so a quick saute is perfect. A great fresh flavor. Thanks for posting, mane for Spring PAC 2013
My family LOVED this. I had my DGSs visiting and wanted something that I could TRY and get some veggies into them and liked the sound of this. It was PERFECT. I used my chopper and cut everything up really small (didn't want them to see the veggies) and then dumped it all in the crock-pot without even sauteing it and cooked on high for 4 hours. Only addition I did to it was add a 1/2 pound of ground round that I first cooked on the stove. The flavor was so fresh and clean is the best way I can describe it sort of reminded me of summer days when all the veggies are fresh. This made a ton and I hav plenty put back in the freezer that we can enjoy later. Made for Spring PAC 2010
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Muriel 'Tootie' Meyer
Muriel Ann 'Tootie' Meyer, 72, of Grand Island died Monday, Nov. 10, 2003, at St. Francis Medical Center.
Memorial services will be at 10:30 a.m. Friday at the All Faiths Funeral Home in Grand Island. Inurnment will be in the Westlawn Memorial Park Cemetery.
There will be no visitation.
Muriel was born Oct. 13, 1931, at Farwell to Leon "Leo" and Selma (Dirks) Studnicka.
Survivors of the immediate family include a daughter and son-in-law, Nancy and Dan Ward of Holdrege; and a son, Mike Meyer of Phillips.
Other survivors include two grandsons, Isaac Ward of Holdrege and Gage Meyer of Phillips, and close friend, Tami Kehm of Grand Island.
As a young girl, she moved to Maryland and California. Later she moved to Grand Island, where she graduated from Grand Island Senior High in 1949.
She married Leonard A. Meyer on July 4, 1952. They lived in Texas, California, and in Nebraska, moving to Grand Island in 1972.
She worked at Central Catholic, Miller and Paine, Home Health Care and was a cook at the St. Mary's Convent for several years.
She is a member of St. Mary's Cathedral and the Altar Society. She enjoyed sewing, playing cards, crossword puzzles and spending time with her grandsons.
Memorials are suggested to the family.
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Vera Bankson
HORDVILLE — Vera M. Bankson, 68, of Hordville died Tuesday, Nov. 11, 2003, at Litzenberg Memorial County Hospital in Central City.
Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Friday at Grace Lutheran Church in Central City, with Sister Mary Arie officiating.
Visitation will be from 5 to 7 p.m. Thursday at Wagner Funeral Home in Central City. Burial will be in the Hordville Cemetery.
Vera was born on Dec. 9, 1935, on a farm near Beaver Crossing to Loyd and Esther (Barnes) Knerr.
Survivors of the immediate family include her husband, Dean; three sons and two daughters-in-law, Larry and Sally Bankson of Hordville, Brian and Nadine Bankson of Hampton, and Steve Bankson of Hordville; and two daughters and sons-in-law, Cindy and Robert Williams of McLouth, Kan., and Cheri and Dave Brostowicz of Smyrna, Tenn.
Other survivors include seven grandchildren.
Vera grew up on a farm near York and received her education at the York Public School. She graduated from York High School in 1953.
She was united in marriage to Dean Bankson on March 9, 1958, at the Methodist Church in York. The couple lived in York for a short time and then moved to a farm near Hordville.
Vera worked for the telephone company in York, and also at Bethesda Health Care in Central City until her Multiple Sclerosis forced her to take early retirement.
Vera enjoyed playing cards, crocheting, sewing, crafts, gardening, especially her flowers, and being with her family. She loved spending time with her grandchildren. She also enjoyed visiting with community members while being the Hordville newspaper correspondent.
Mrs. Bankson was a member of Grace Lutheran Church, Merry Mothers Extension Club, and was a former member of Fridhem Lutheran Church and W.E.L.C.A. Vera was also very active as a 4-H leader for 35 years.
Memorials are suggested to the family and condolences may be sent to the family at www.wagnerfuneral.com.
Maynard Lakin
BURWELL — Maynard Pratt Lakin, 89, of Burwell died Monday, Nov. 10, 2003, at Valley County Nursing Home in Ord.
Funeral services will be at 10:30 a.m. Thursday at the United Methodist Church in Burwell. Burial will be in the Cottonwood Cemetery at Burwell. The Rev. Don Studley will officiate.
Hitchcock Funeral Home in Burwell is in charge of arrangements.
Maynard was born Oct. 14, 1914, at Burwell to Seth and Lula (Denman) Lakin.
Survivors of the immediate family include his wife, Louise Lakin, and two sons and daughters-in-law, LeRoy and Dawn Lakin of Brea, Calif., and Bill and Norma Lakin of Frederick, Md.
Cecil McCall
ORD — Cecil Earl McCall, 91, of Ord died Tuesday, Nov. 11, 2003, at Tiffany Square Care Center in Grand Island.
Funeral services will be at 10 a.m. Saturday at Mira Valley United Methodist Church. The Rev. Janet Burgel will officiate. Burial will be in the Arcadia Cemetery.
Visitation will be from 6 to 8 p.m. Friday at Ord Memorial Chapel.
Cecil was born Dec. 7, 1911, to James Harley and Goldie A. (Simpson) McCall at their farm home near Austin.
Survivors of the immediate family include his wife, Gladys; two sons and daughters-in-law, Ray and Linda McCall of Beatrice and Randy and Susan of Ord; a daughter and son-in-law, Sherry and Walter Searle of Greensboro, N.C.; two brothers and sisters-in-law, Alvin and Arlene McCall of Hermiston, Ore., and Louis and Madeline McCall of Bridgewater, Iowa; and two sisters-in-law, Ardith McCall of Fontenelle, Iowa, and Margery McCall of Mediapolis, Iowa.
Other survivors include eight grandchildren, Stephanie Smith and husband Kevin of Beatrice; Donnita Searle of Vacaville, Calif., Michelle Kazemba of Vacaville, Calif., Shannon Lynch and husband Chris of Lincoln, Kara Yapoujian and husband Jon of Berthoud, Colo., Jolene Niesen and husband Larry of Fairfield, Calif., Keenan and Hunter McCall of Ord; 10 great-grandchildren, Breanna and Jesse McCall of Beatrice; Austin and Laken Kazemba of Vacaville, Calif., Cecilly and Henry Lynch of Lincoln, Colton, Wyatt, and Lain Yapoujian of Berthoud, Colo., and Logan Niesen of Fairfield, Calif.; and numerous nieces and nephews.
Mr. McCall attended school through the age of 11 in the Austin area. The family then moved to the Bristol Ranch about six miles south of Arcadia. He was baptized in the Presbyterian Church in Loup City at age 13. He attended Arcadia High School, where he played football and graduated in 1931. After high school he worked for Delbert Holmes and Jess Marvel.
Cecil married Gladys Mae Dobson on July 23, 1936, at the Loup City Methodist Church and left the same day for Nampa, Idaho. They returned in December 1936 to Arcadia, where he worked for Keller Construction. In 1942 he started farming in the Arcadia and Ord area.
He moved to Ord in 1965 and worked at the Silas Mason-Hanger Army Ammunition Plant full time and the Ord Co-op Elevator part time until 1973 when the plant was closed. He worked at the elevator until 1989, when he finally retired at the age of 78.
Cecil was a member of the Ord Odd Fellows and Elks Lodges, and the Mira Valley United Methodist Church and Gideons for many years.
He was a 4-H leader, school board member, and a church elder. He loved gardening, playing cards, dancing, sports, reading, and telling jokes (and not necessarily in that order).
He was preceded in death by his parents; two sisters, Clarissa Emgarten and Alma Leininger; and five brothers: William, Seldon, Lonnie, Clayton and Carl McCall.
Memorials have been suggested to the family in his name.
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Ray Coons
LINCOLN — Ray E. Coons, 87, of Lincoln, formerly of St. Paul, died Monday, Nov. 10, 2003, at Sun City, Ariz.
Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. Saturday at Lincoln Memorial Funeral Home in Lincoln.
More details will appear later.
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OGDEN, Kan. — Charlotte Jean Miller, 73, of Ogden, Kan., formerly of St. Paul, died Wednesday, Nov. 5, 2003, at Stoneybrook Health Care Center in Manhattan, Kan.
Funeral services were held Saturday at St. Patrick's Catholic Church in Ogden. Burial was in the St. Patrick's Catholic Cemetery in Ogden.
Mrs. Miller was born Sept. 23, 1930, in St. Paul to Anton and Anna (Nosal) Matousek.
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