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Parents, take a break...spring break that is. The 11Alive Help Desk found spring break day camps where you can drop the kids off and head to work.
Children between the ages of 4-6, with a green thumb can explore garden fun at The Atlanta Botanical Garden. The camp starts April 11-12, at 9:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. The cost for both days is $64 per child. To register visit http://www.atlantabotanicalgarden.com. For more information call 404-876-5859. The deadline for registration is April 3.
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Zoo Atlanta's Safari Day Camp offers a fun experience to learn about nature and animals for kids ages K-5th grade. The camp is offered daily or weekly starting April 1-5 and April 8-12, from 9:00 a.m-4:00 p.m. The daily cost is $70 while the weekly cost is $340. To register visit http://www.doubleknot.com. Parents are encouraged to read the Parent Information Packet before registering. For more information call 404-624-9453.
Kids can explore their aquatic side at the Georgia Aquarium. Camp H20 provides a day camp for kids for ages of 5-11. Learn about marine animals, take a tour from behind the scenes, and meet with animal care givers. The camp begins April 1-5 and April 8-12. Visit the Georgia Aquarium or call 404-581-4000 to register. The non-member weekly rate starts at $335.95 and member weekly rate starts at $285.80. Visit the parent guide for a complete list of details.
The Alliance Theatre at the Woodruff offers an exciting performing arts experience and musical theater enjoyment for grades K-12. The camp starts April 1-5 and April 8-12. The cost is $399 for the week. Parents interested in registering can visit http://www.alliancetheatre.org or call 404-733-4700.


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So do I, but I do not think that is what he meant. I interpreted his post as saying they get free iTunes APPs that they would normally have to pay for, or free service that they would normally have to pay for.
They like free apps that are like paid apps...I don't know if they're getting iTunes apps for free. I'm not an iUser so I'm not sure about it all.

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Download a Theodore Roosevelt Tour of the Museum
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The restored Theodore Roosevelt Memorial at the Museum is now open, and a new self-guided tour—available as part of the Museum's Explorer app, or on our web site—explores the many connections between TR and the Museum. Read on to find out more about one of the tour's 17 stops.
Frontiers in Astrophysics: Gravity's Engines
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We've long understood black holes to be the points at which the universe as we know it comes to an end. Recent research, however, has led to new discoveries about black holes.
In this podcast from a recent "Frontiers in Astrophysics," Caleb Scharf, Director of the Columbia Astrobiology Center, describes how these chasms in space-time don't just vacuum up everything but release matter and rearrange the surrounding cosmos. Dr. Scharf's talk took place at the Museum on September 10, 2012.
Spiders Alive! Extended Through Sunday, January 6
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Intrigued by arachnids? There is more time to visit the Museum's Spiders Alive!; the exhibition will now remain open through the holidays, until Sunday, January 6.
Playing at the Mead, Sunday, December 2: A Fierce Green Fire
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Making its New York premiere on Sunday, December 2, at the Museum's Margaret Mead Film Festival, A Fierce Green Fire: The Battle for a Living Planet takes viewers deep inside the history of environmental movements around the world. Watch the trailer below.
MESSENGER Update with Sean Solomon: Monday, 11/5
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Learn about Sean Solomon and his work as a principal investigator for the MESSENGER spacecraft, which successfully entered Mercury's orbit in March 2011, at a Hayden Planetarium event tonight at 7:30 pm. What are the latest findings about the small, mysterious planet closest to the Sun?


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I am having some issues with the new tab key bindings in the M1 and M2 betas of 3.2 which impact me the most in the admin app. While setting up a few new users I started entering mailbox name, password, first and last name etc. all the while hitting tab to jump to the next field, or so I thought. It wasn't until I had hammered out a password for what I thought was the second time when I noticed I still only had the mailbox name filled out while all the other fields were empty.
I quickly realized that my tabbing had just been moving focus between the Help, Cancel and Next buttons instead of jumping fields. Being very accustomed to using the tab key while entering data into a system I was wondering whether this behavior is here to stay and whether there will be any way to change it to eliminate a lot of extraneous switching back and forth between keyboard and mouse to go from field to field. I am just wondering if this is bothering anyone else or I'm the only one who noticed so far.


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PVC storm cover for your e3 twin or classic twin stroller.
Not currently available in this region.
twin storm cover is HOT! because:
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So, I live in a flat on the side of my Fiancés parents house but we share their kitchen, and I dislike being in there for too long as I don't really get along with his parents - that's the limited use part - but I imagine a lot of people have a similar situation (students etc).
Both me and my Fiancé are fussy eaters, we don't have a huge budget for food and I'm dyspraxic (so not entirely brilliant in the kitchen as I'm a little clumsy). Really, I'm just after some tips.
The food we do like/can store is expensive as we don't have a freezer, and tend to like meat. At the moment I'm cooking things like shepherds pie with mash and carrots, chicken kievs with mash and beans. I'd like to be doing things that don't cost much, don't take long and aren't overly complex (basic ingredients, nothing fancy, otherwise we probably won't like it). But, I don't want to just buy canned food as it's so unhealthy (the amount of salt in most of it is scary).
I'd like to have 7 different meals, one for each day, so I know what I'm doing. At the moment I sort of have 6, but just can't think of/afford a 7th, so just end up with beans and...hot dog sausages.
I'm asking for the impossible, right? But, anything you can suggest would be greatly appreciated.


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Trey Hillman Pregame Media Session
Meche on the mend
Royals pitcher Gil Meche told manager Trey Hillman yesterday during batting practice that he physically feels the best he has felt in a long while. Hillman said, "Gil always wants the ball, he makes no excuses, he's a battler, but he has to be a little wiser this time around, he can't keep pushing himself this hard."
What was the turning point last night with the comeback win against the Indians? If you ask manager Trey Hillman, he'll tell you, "It was the foul balls Mike Jacobs kept hacking at." Trey said, "It allowed our hitters time to see what we were working with, it gave us a chance to get our timing down."
Where everybody knows your name
Manager Trey Hillman was very excited about the turnout last night at Kauffman Stadium. "You have 25,000 people on a Tuesday night watching baseball, that makes these players dig down and search for something extra." He later said, "It really makes a difference, the adrenaline alone can make amazing things happen." Later on the manager talked about what a positive thing it was to have that many people show up, not only just for Zack Greinke, but for Royals team itself.
Joakim Soria played long toss today and it went very well. He is going to be on a program in the near future that allows him to rest in between certain workouts, so not to over exert him too much. He will stay on flat ground for now, hoping to gradually progress to throwing off the mound. Mike Aviles awoke yesterday to no discomfort in his forearm and told Hillman he feels great. With that good news, Aviles is in the starting line-up tonight against the Indians.


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I had setup 4.5.10 zcs in production envirnoment, my customer want to sent,
one mail to 500 email-ids at one shot but, in present scenario it is able to 25 at a time.
customer is using outlook express / Microsoft outlook with pop3.
Is ther any setting in server side or in outlook express so he can able to send one email to 500 at one shot.


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I am testing zimbra desktop with our imap server. when it connects to imap server it shows no message at all if the server returns FETCH result using INTERNALDATE format like the following:
1. INTERNALDATE "Sat, 12 May 2012 11:56:21 +0800"
however zimbra works fine if the date format is like the following
2. INTERNALDATE "12-May-2012 11:56:21 +0800"
I am not sure which is correct but if we use format #2 that zimbra accepts, some other platform/clients don't show any message at all.
I believed that if zimbra desktop accepts both formats, it will be compatible with more imap servers.
Evo Mail Server (no english content at this moment.)
If you want to test with it, there is english version of the Imap mail server downloadable at here https://www.evo-mailserver.com.tw/download/evoms_en.msi


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The Club Med Spa by DECLÉOR, the precious power of 100% natural and active Essential Oils, for a new art of wellness and beauty.
The Spa is ideally located in the heart of the Resort, in the well-being and relaxation area, by the main pool. You'll find:
● 7 individual treatment rooms
● A Zen area
● Zen tea room
● Bathrobe for use during your treatment
All our treatment programmes are organised around a theme.
Organise your Spa sessions :
● Sign up for your Spa packages when you book your holiday, so that you can choose your timing in advance: in the daytime, before 5 pm (your session will end at 5 pm), or in the early evening, from 5 pm. Your choice of timing will be the same for every day of your Spa treatments. When you book your holiday, and purchase your Spa package, you are guaranteed of doing the treatments of your choice, but the precise time of your appointments will be fixed with the Spa hostesses when you arrive. You should consequently go to the Spa reception at the start of your holiday in order to finalise your Spa schedule. ● The majority of our Spa packages are designed for men and women (expectant mothers or mothers with a baby less than 3 months old or who are breast feeding are not advised to take Spa treatments). If in doubt, please consult us.
● You will be asked to complete a confidential questionnaire before doing your Spa treatments or package, in order to ensure that you are apt to receive your chosen treatment.
● A Spa package is not transferable, and must be done by the person who purchased it. The treatments may not be modified or replaced by the client.
● Treatments (à la carte or as part of a Spa package) cancelled during the client's stay without a medical justification, and changes in timing made less than 24 hours in advance, cannot be taken into account; the said treatments may not be replaced or refunded.
● For your safety, you must wear anti-slip sandals in the Spa. A pair of anti-slip sandal is included in the purchase of our 1 to 6 day Spa packages.
● Club Med reserves the right to change, cancel or postpone its Spa programmes.
For information:
The term "massage" implies a superficial manipulation of the face or body, solely for aesthetic purposes, sometimes to ensure good penetration of a cosmetic product, or for comfort. The massage referred to is an external massage of the skin, with no medical or therapeutic aim. It may be done manually or with mechanical aids, exclusively by qualified, trained professionals.
We can also offer you:
> Turkish bath
You'll find, at extra cost, located inside the wellness centre, 1 mixed Turkish bath.
● Included in the price for customers who have purchased a treatment.
● At extra cost for customers who have not purchased a treatment.
Enjoy a moment of true relaxation in the Turkish Bath. The temperature in this steam bath goes up to around 50°C; it helps sweat out toxins, facilitates exfoliation and produces a profound feeling of well-being and relaxation. There are a few precautions and contraindications to be observed
> Invigorating aquatic pool
You'll find, at extra cost, located inside the wellness centre, an invigorating aquatic pool.
All the expertise of DECLÉOR at the service of your beauty, from top to toe.
6 treatments
● 2 Aromatic Baths with Essential Oils (20')
● 1 "Exfoliating Fruit Seeds" Body Scrub (30')
● 1 Aromassage for the Body (50')
● 1 Prolagene Lift Hand Treatment (30')
● 1 Aromaplasty Facial for your specific skin type (50')
Moments of relaxation in total freedom (no appointment necessary), in a welcoming and peaceful environment.
Access for 6 sessions
● Access to the Turkish bath, the Invigorating Aquatic Pool and the Zen relaxation area and tea room
● Non-slip sandals included
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Enjoy your Spa in total freedom: 2 hours of treatment to be chosen from the DECLÉOR treatments proposed in this Spa:
Your programme:
● 2 Treatments (50') of your choice and 1 Treatment (20') of your choice
Must be booked with your holiday reservation.
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Enjoy your Spa in total freedom: 4 hours of treatment to be chosen from the DECLÉOR treatments proposed in this Spa:
Your programme:
● 1 "Exfoliating Fruit Seeds" Body Scrub (30'), 3 Treatments (50') including 1 Facial Treatment of your choice and 60' of Treatments to be composed as you wish
Must be booked with your holiday reservation.
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Enjoy your Spa in total freedom: 6 hours of treatment to be chosen from the DECLÉOR treatments proposed in this Spa:
Your programme:
● 1 "Exfoliating Fruit Seeds" Body Scrub (30'),4 Treatments (50') including 1 Facial Treatment of your choice, 1 Treatment (80') and 50' of Treatments to be composed as you wish
Must be booked with your holiday reservation.
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A customised sensory journey to satisfy men's specific needs for relaxation and efficiency.
5 treatments
● 1 Aromatic Bath with Essential Oils (20')
● 1 Madagascar Body Massage (50')
● 1 Scalp Massage (20')
● 1 Express Energy Facial (30')
● 1 Aromassage for the Body (50')
An ideal programme for recuperating and restoring energy and vitality.
4 treatments
● 1 "Exfoliating Fruit Seeds" Body Scrub (30')
● 1 Club Med Massage by DECLÉOR (45')
● 1 Hydra Force Aroma Expert Facial (50')
● 1 Madagascar Massage (50')
You can reserve our SPA packages at the time of reservation
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Michelle Davis from Memorable Moments Event Planning Company is the producer of the Style to the Aisle bridal show. She explained the concept of the new uber-chic bridal experience. Models showed off some of the dresses (watch the video for more).
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See the top 20 most helpful scuba gear reviews
Average Customer Review: based on 6 reviews.Rating: Oceanic Atom 3.1 Air / Nitrox Hoseless Computer Watch Review - Scuba Gear Reviews
Does the price of 499 include the transmitter? I added this to the shopping cart both with the transmitter and without. the price was the same but when I added with out the transmitter I had to state that I didnt want the transmitter.
Does this computer come with a digital compress?
No the OC1 would be the one you want. http://www.scuba.com/scuba-gear-17/009233/Oceanic-OC1-Air-Nitrox-Hoseless-Titanium-Computer-Dive-Watch-with-Digital-Compass.html
Will my transmitter from my old Oceanic VT PRO hoseless computer work with this new 3.1 Atom or will I need to buy a new transmitter.
Can I pay with money order
Hello James, yes you can pay that way. You would need to call us at 1.800.347.2822 and let us know that is how you are going to pay and we can place the order for you. Than once we get the money order and it clears the bank we will ship your order out to you.
What is the Maximum Circumference of the wrist strap? Will it fit around a wet suit? or is it more geared towards warm water diving? Thank you GW
Hello GW, the largest the wrist strap will fit is a 9".
Does this product have a compass?
Hello Morgan, no this does not have a built-in compass. The model you are looking for that does is the: http://www.scuba.com/scuba-gear-17/009487/Oceanic-OCi-Hoseless-Computer-Watch-with-Digital-Compass.html.
If I order the Atom 3.1 with the Mfg Part #: 04.8000.02 transmitter will I get the download cable included? Also, what is the cable that is used for the download because I might order an extra one.
Powered by Oceanic's Exclusive Dual Algorithm® allowing you to choose the decompression algorithm basis that best suits your diving needs without compromising safety
Wireless Air Integrated Technology allows streamlined and accurate monitoring of tank pressure
4 Operating Modes: WATCH (Alternate Time (with option to display Main and Alternate simultaneously), Chrono, Daily Alarm, Countdown Timer), NORM (Air and Nitrox), GAUGE (with run timer) and FREE (tracks calculations to allow switching between NORM and Free)
Switch between 3 independent transmitters, with up to 3 nitrox mixes to 100% O2
Improved user-interface with 'Step Back' History - allows forward and backward navigation through menus and settings
Safety stop - auto (with adjustable stop time and depth) + manual (run timer)
Gauge Mode with Run Timer
Single button access to 'Last Dive' display (max depth & bottom time)
Deep Stop with Countdown Timer
Customizable Audible Alarms with flashing red LED light
Data Retention - allows between dive battery replacement
History Mode includes total number of dives, max depth, total dive hours, and lowest temp
OceanLog® PC Download and Settings Upload Software and USB Cable included with 'Complete' option only
Firmware Update Ready
Physical Specs: THICKNESS 5/8', HOUSING 2.1/8', FRONT LENS 1.1/2', SCREEN 1.1/4'
Dual Algorithm Technology
Choose the one dive computer that's liberal, conservative or middle-of-the-road.
Dual Algorithm™ technology lets you choose the decompression algorithm that best suits your diving needs without compromising safety.
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• Dive Computer (Air or Nitrox) with up to 3 Gases up to 100% O2 and 3 Transmitters.
• Digital Depth Gauge/Timer with up to 3 Transmitters.
• Free Dive (breath hold) activity with Depth Gauge/Countdown Timer.
• Buhlmann ZHL-16c based PZ+, or DSAT based, algorithm.
• No Deco limits closely follow PADI RDP.
• Decompression in agreement with Buhlmann ZHL-16c and French MN90.
• No Deco Deep Stops >> Morroni, Bennett.
• Deco Deep Stops (not recommended) >> Blatteau, Gerth, Gutvik.
• Altitude >> Buhlmann, IANTD, RDP (Cross).
• Altitude corrections and O2 limits based on NOAA tables.
• Startup
> Pressure => 120 PSI (8 BAR)
> Battery => 2.75 volts
• Shutdown
> Pressure < 50 PSI (3.5 BAR)
TMT Compatibility with Nitrox
When packaged and shipped from the factory, Oceanic TMTs are rated for use with compressed Air and Nitrox mixtures containing up to 99% O2 by volume and with 100% O2.
Function: Accuracy:
• Depth ±1% of full scale
• Timers 1 second per day
Dive Mode Activation:
• Must be in Dive Computer mode, if Wet Activation is set OFF.
• Automatic by immersion in water, if Wet Activation is set ON.
• Cannot be manually activated deeper than 4 FT (1.2 M), if Wet Activation is set OFF.
• Cannot operate as a DC at elevations higher than 14,000 feet (4,270 meters).
Dive Counter:
• NORM/GAUG displays Dives #1 to 24, FREE displays #1 to 99 (0 if no dive made yet).
• Resets to Dive #1, upon diving (after 24 hours with no dives).
Dive Log Mode:
• Stores 24 most recent NORM/GAUG dives in memory for viewing.
• After 24 dives, adds 25th dive in memory and deletes the older dive.
• Operational from sea level to 14,000 feet (4,270 meters) elevation.
• Measures ambient pressure every 30 minutes in Watch mode, when Dive Computer mode is accessed, and every 15 minutes while in DC Surface modes.
• Does not measure ambient pressure when Wet.
• Compensates for Altitudes above sea level beginning at 3,001 feet (916 meters) elevation and every 1,000 feet (305 meters) higher.
• Watch Battery (1) 3 vdc, CR2450, Lithium battery (Panasonic or equivalent)
• Transmitter Battery (1) 3 vdc, CR2, .75 Ahr, Lithium battery (Duracell model DL-CR2 or equivalent)
• Shelf life Up to 7 years (when shipped from factory in Deep Sleep mode)
• Replacement User replaceable (annual recommended)
• Use Life (ATOM 3.0) 1 year or 300 dive hours if (2) 1 hour dives per dive day
• Use Life (Transmitter) 300 dive hours if (2) 1 hour dives per dive day
Battery Indicator (ATOM 3.0 only):
• Warning >> icon on solid when <= 2.75 volts, Battery change recommended.
• Alarm >> icon on flashing when <= 2.50 volts, change the Battery, will not function as a DC.
Operating Temperature:
• Out of the water >> between 20 °F and 140 °F (-6 and 60 °C).
• In the water >> between 28 °F and 95 °F (-2 and 35 °C).


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Iron Man: Armored Adventures HINDI Episodes [HD]
Tony Stark is not the typical teenager… he's a brilliant billionaire inventor… and Iron Man! Iron Man Armored Adventures follows Tony Stark, teenage genius and heir to the billion-dollar corporation Stark International, as he battles the enemies of world peace with his revolutionary technology. Tony uses his invincible armor and technical know-how to protect those who would fall prey to tragedy, corruption and conspiracy. With help from his friends "Rhodey" and Pepper, Tony's activities as Iron Man usually result in high-speed flight, high-tech battles and high-octane quests for justice.
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For years we've relied on the same tires for both ends of our bike when, in reality, the job requirements are different for the front as compared to the rear. This is the reason that Mavic's racing tires are built specifically for each end of the bike. This Yksion GripLink Tubular Tire has been created with a dual tread compound for the express purpose of keeping your front wheel glued to the tarmac when you lay your bike into a sweeping high speed corner.
The smooth black sidewall is more than just window dressing. The tread rubber is thickest, of course, in the center where it experiences the most wear and thins progressively towards the bead. The result is a sidewall that resists cuts on gravel strewn roads as well as looks great when paired with black carbon fiber rims. Inside the vulcanized casing rubber is a fabric that contains 25% Kevlar threads. This adds to the puncture protection along with a nylon breaker that Mavic includes underneath the tread. Even with these safeguards, the Yksion GripLink Tubular is a lightweight, race-ready tire.
And true to its name, it corners like crazy thanks to Mavic's dual compound design that places rubber with a 60a durometer in the high mileage center portion of the tread and a grippier 60a S+ high silica rubber on the shoulders. The 60a center is even softer than their PowerLink rear tire counterpart, but with the typical rear heavy weight bias on road bikes, the softer tread is more than durable enough to wear evenly with the rear tire while yielding far better grip through corners. The 290tpi casing is extremely supple and responsive. After all, what good would sticky rubber be to a brick-stiff tire. The Mavic Yksion GripLink Tubular Tire is Black and is designed for tubular rims. It's available in 700 x 23c only.
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- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I had both the Griplink and Powerlink glued up on my wheels and at sale price ($90 a set) its a pretty solid deal, but I would rather go with some Vittorias. I probably did around 2000 miles with the Mavics and they did a decent job. I did flat both the Powerlink and the Griplink within the first 100 miles of usage (a staple and a small thorn) but Stan's sealed it up (the valve cores on these are easily removable which makes using sealant on the road rather simple) and I was able to continue using the tires (they even stayed properly inflated). After 2000 miles I finally had to toss both tires as they would no longer hold pressure because I had amassed countless other cuts and small holes on them. At that point they still probably had 500 miles of life in them. As for the ride and grip - decent, but nothing special, there are better tubulars out there but if you can pick these up for half price I would go for it.


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Alan De La Vara from the PCC Office of Community and School Relations meets with high school students at Blair High School to discuss programs, services, admissions procedures, and "next steps" for students who have applied.
PCC CATCH ALL DAY: A PCC Representative will be on campus to help all students that have not completed all the steps for: PCC Application, On-Line Orientation, Assessment, PATHWAYS Application, or other general questions.
Held at Blair High School, 1201 South Marengo Avenue, Pasadena, (626) 441-2201.
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Kids will giggle while tossing around our easy to hold, hand-sized Blowfish Squirts. Fill them with water and watch the excitement begin! These toys are great for ocean or pool parties, and come in assorted colors. Ages 3 and up. Price per blowfish squirt.
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AUSA's Industry Affairs Directorate conducts the Washington Land Warfare Forum as part of the AUSA Institute of Land Warfare and the Industry Affairs Educational Programs. Attendance is limited to AUSA sustaining member company designees.The Forum furthers AUSA's effort to impress upon industry leadership the urgent need for strong, ready landpower forces and to enlist support in communicating the landpower story to Congress, the media and other option-shapers within their respective companies and the communities in which we their enterprises operate.
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August 13, 2012 - December 13, 2014
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In two days I'm off for a long weekend, returning to New Amsterd...I mean, New York City. Besides that the weather forecast is set to warm, I'm primarily going for another hot item: The New Amsterdam Bicycle Show:
New York Press Kicks Off Bike Month NYC 2011 With The New Amsterdam Bicycle Show: Benefiting Transportation AlternativesNew York, N.Y. April 8, 2011. The first bike show in New York City was in Brooklyn in 1897, and 114 years later, we're bringing the bicycle show back! New York Press, Manhattan Media's lifestyle publication for the city's young trendsetters, and Transportation Alternatives announce The New Amsterdam Bicycle Show: Benefiting Transportation Alternatives. This show promises to dazzle attendees as much as The New York International Auto Show, which will end the same weekend that the bicycle show begins. This pivotal event will take place April 30, 2011, at Chelsea's new cultural venue Center 548, from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m., and will kick off Bike Month NYC 2011. The New Amsterdam Bicycle Show is thrilled to announce the addition of Raleigh Bicycles andBicycling Magazine as recent sponsors. Raleigh Bicycles will be setting up a huge exhibit at the show, featuring their new and classic bikes along with other amazing brands such as Bern Unlimited, Biomega, Jamis and Specialized. Bicycling Magazine, along with SRAM, will be sponsoring BIKELANDIA, the seminar section of the show, featuring readings, discussions, presentations and artwork throughout the day. Headlining BIKELANDIA will be a panel on urban youth cycling programs, led by editors from Bicycling Magazine, along with other influential cycling figures. The panel will include editors from Bicycling Magazine and noted bicycle bloggers. BIKELANDIA will also feature Anne Lutz Fernandez reading from her book Carjacked, followed by a Q&A with the author. Caroline Samponaro, the TA's director of bicycle advocacy, will also speak about safety and cycling issues in New York City. New York Press' Gut Instinct columnist, Joshua M. Bernstein, will discuss bicycling safety and protocol. Also featured:
The Consulate-General of the Kingdom of the Netherlands will also have a presence at the New Amsterdam Bicycle Show. They will be located next to Rolling Orange's booth, and will have world-renowned cycling blogger Marc Amsterdamize van Woudenberg charming the crowds. The Dutch Consulate was instrumental in bringing in many of the Dutch brands featured, brands such as Gazelle, WorkCycles, De Fietsfabriek and accessories by Basil and Yepp. Tickets are now available online here, and cost $15 for general admission in advance and $20 day of the event. The show will benefit Transportation Alternatives, the advocacy group dedicated to reclaiming the city's streets from automobiles. TA representatives will be on hand to provide valet bicycle parking to guests, as well as safe and useful bicycling tips for new New York City cyclists. This show heralds New York City as America's leading bicycle metropolis. It'll have something special for everyone, especially those just getting into biking, said Paul Steely White, executive director of Transportation Alternatives. Author of The Bicycle Diaries, musician and bicycle advocate David Byrne added: TA has been in the forefront of helping rebalance our priorities as far as urban transportation goes. For too many decades, we all just rolled over and gave the automobile whatever it, the oil companies and the carmakers wanted. Now we know better, cars are a wonderful invention, but there are greener ways to get around this city. Having a good life in our cities is possible, and these folks are helping bring us closer to that goal.
- Bike giveaways from Sweden's Bike My Me and Cooper Bikes USA
- Farmcart, the Bushwick-based caterers, will be pedal-pushing delicious sandwiches and treats
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- An urban bicycle fashion show produced by H.U.B and designer Nona Varnando
- Kissena Cycling Club will be hosting fantastic stationary roller races
- A hand-built bicycle row featuring A.N.T., Horse Cycles, Folk Engineered, Hold Fast, and Royal H
- An indoor demo area to test-drive bicycles
- More activities to come, to see our expanding list of our exhibitor's click here
On Saturday, April 30th (missing Queensday in Amsterdam in the process) I'll be representing the Netherlands for all the good stuff that is cycling, know-how & other Dutch specialties, in the way I know best: by showing it & telling about it & sharing it, aka I'll be putting up a live video stream for the occasion (between 11:00-17:00 local time). Also, I'll be filming interviews & and, like mentioned above, be part of the Bikelandia panel 'Building A Better City For Biking Through Bike-Centric Blogs' for some serious blogging Q&A.
Before & after The New Amsterdamize Bicycle Show my itinerary consists of the following: Thursday: - Pick up my Workcycles Omafiets for the weekend, generously provided by Julie of Adeline Adeline. - Going out for dinner & drinks with dear friends Friday: - Meet & greet a few people in the city - Join the Queen's Day party at the Dutch Consulate Sunday: - Celebrate the kick-off of Bike Month by
joining approximately 30.000 others for the 5 Boro Bike Tour hooking up with like-minded locals for the Un-5 Boro Bike Ride through NYC. The rest I'll play by ear :).
So, #BikeNYC & others, come on down, bite the apple (or orange, in this case) and join the bike fun. You wanna hook up with Amsterdamize, little ol' me? Get that ticket or contact me through Twitter or e-mail, and hopefully we get to meet & ride for real. See ya! ... Oh, before I forget...Queen's Day & a
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The huge metropolis of Bangkok is fascinating for its mix of the traditional and the modern. On the western bank of the River Chao Phraya, the Thonburi district, criss-crossed by a maze of khlong (canals), seems to have changed little over the centuries, with its floating markets and houses on stilts. The eastern bank, on the other hand, is home to most of the tourist sights (along the river) and the business district, and is a constant hive of noise and activity. You'll appreciate the peace and quiet of the city's 400 temples and its museums, which are home to some fine examples of Siamese art.
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The royal chapel (ubosot) serves as a backdrop to one of the most sacred objects in Thailand, the Emerald Buddha (actually made of jade), at whose feet worshippers leave flowers, incense and other offerings. With its polychrome roofs, gilded decor an..
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Visit the Ayutthaya temples on a cultural day trip from Bangkok, it's a highlight of any Thailand visit. The tour to the ancient capital of Siam includes a trip by riverboat, a must-do activity when you're in Bangkok, with close-up views of the templ..
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Michael Schneider
Baltimore County Department of Recreation and Parks
Surely you know that Baltimore County parks are among the coolest places in the county…But did you know that in the winter, these cold and often snow-covered havens of nature-at-its-best are even "cooler"?
If you are thinking parks are closed in the winter, oh boy, do we have some great news for you…We're open for business with lots to keep you exercising your body and mind, and having lots of fun!
Over at Robert E. Lee Park, in addition to some spectacular sightings of beaver, otter, bald eagles and migrating waterfowl, the park has some exceptional programming: School's Out Days, Parents' Night Out, Friday Strolls, Cherry Pie Hikes and the Bird Extravaganza. For more information on these programs you can call 410-887-4156. www.roberteleepark.org
This winter, just how bold (and immune to cold!) are you? Marshy Point Nature Center is sponsoring the 8th Annual Popsicle Plunge. On Saturday, March 1st, it is your chance to get cold and wet for a great cause as you jump into the water off Rocky Point Park's beach. All funds raised will go to the Marshy Point Nature Center's many activities and programs; including winter-time programs like our Speaker Series ("Save the Bees" on February 18th); Maple Sugar Time (February 15 and 16); and "Fly Tying" workshop on February 22 and 23. For information on the Popsicle Plunge and all the winter-time programs, call 410-887-2817. http://www.marshypoint.org
Cromwell Valley Park has programs for all this winter - inside and outside, families and individuals, and for kids of all ages. A sweet favorite is "Maple Sugaring" where you can learn to tap a tree and make maple syrup. "Project Feeder Watch" is a project that will offer important scientific information – and it needs your help! And, how's this for an intriguing Adult evening out, "Night Out With Nature: Iceman's Last Hours". So much to do, so little space to share it all. For information on these and many more Cromwell Valley Park programs, call 410-887-2503. www.cromwellvalleypark.org
Oregon Ridge Nature Center is offering some hot times this winter including their delicious (and for a great cause) hot cake breakfast. This is just a part of the ORNC winter offerings, there's also: Maple Sugaring, Habitats, Reptiles and Amphibians, and Arthropods on this winter's schedule. We're loving this one: "Sugar and Your Sweetheart Night Hike" on Valentine's Day – let your imagination flow! And for the adult nature lover: "Trail Guide Training" will be taking place in early February to give those special folks with an inclination towards the out-of-doors the chance to learn and lead. This is all great stuff! To learn more, you can call 410-887-1815. www.oregonridgenaturecenter.org.
They do winter a bit differently at the Benjamin Banneker Historical Park and Museum and here "different" means, pretty cool stuff! Set your sights on some great historical workshops like "Honoring African American Firsts in Baltimore County" and "Meet Molly: Ben's Amazing Grandmother" and "Ben's Nature Journal". Of course, what's a park without great outdoor/nature themes and workshops – moss, turtles, raptors, frogs - just so much going on at Banneker, you've got to get in touch with them to see their incredible winter line-up. 410-887-1081. www.BenjaminBanneker.wordpress.com.
Did you know that Nature Quest, the trek through the trails of Benjamin Banneker, Cromwell Valley, Marshy Point, Oregon Ridge and Robert E. Lee Parks continues year 'round? It is a great chance to see some beautiful trails, find trail markers and earn prizes –spring, summer, fall AND winter. You can ask a ranger for a Nature Quest Booklet. If you complete at least five trails, you will have earned admission to Nature Quest Fest! For more information, call 410-887-4156; or the Therapeutic Office at 410-887-5370. NatureQuest
So, what are you waiting for? Come on out to our parks this winter - it is still lots of fun, interesting and yes, really cool!
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The Maroon 5 frontman makes his big screen acting debut in the romantic drama, which co-stars Keira Knightley, and Levine admits he was willing to forgo a pay check to ensure his part in the project.
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Arlington, VA -- The National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) has released a survey on family experiences with primary care doctors in treating children and adolescents living with serious mental illness-exposing a broad gap between family needs and practitioner knowledge and resources.
"Most Americans rely on family doctors and pediatricians for early detection of mental illness and in many cases treatment," said NAMI executive director Michael Fitzpatrick. "We also know there is a critical shortage of more than 20,000 child and adolescent psychiatrists nationwide."
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38″ Zeus Loom
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The Zeus Loom is the largest Mirrix Loom available. It can make a piece 35″ x 61″ and can easily be transformed into a floor loom by adding a stand and treadle.
This is as big as a portable Mirrix Loom gets. Inspired by a customer who wanted a big enough loom to weave a standard Navajo size rug, we designed this loom for those of you who think big. Engineered just like the 32 inch loom, the 38 inch loom will satisfy those of you who really wanted a floor loom but could not justify the expense or give up all that space to house it. On this 38 inch wide loom you can weave a piece 35 inches wide and 61 inches long.
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The Zeus Loom comes with a great story. He exists because a customer, who had been weaving on a traditional Navajo loom, called me up to ask if we had a loom that could accommodate a weaving larger than what could be made on a Joni Loom. She wanted to transfer her piece off the Navajo loom and onto a Mirrix. It was just crazy enough that I wanted to be part of this. I told her I would have manufacturing make two 38 inch wide looms and I would have one sent to her and one sent to me. If we both thought the loom was viable, she would be obligated to buy it. We then figured out a way for her to transfer her weaving onto the Mirrix. She received the loom, she loved the loom and she transferred her weaving onto it and finished it without a hitch. That was one happy customer. Since then many customers have enjoyed the size of this loom that has the consideration to produce large tapestries while not taking over your studio.
Included: Four coils: 8, 12, 14, 18 dents, shedding device and handle, two wooden clips, warping bar, flat wrench, Allen wrench, coil bar and written instructions.
Stats: Weight: 15 lbs Width: 38″ Height: 20 1/2″ – 37″ Makes a piece: 35″ x 61″
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You don't need anything except heddles, beads, thread, a bead mat, pair of scissors and a needle to get started with this loom.
Accessories: You need heddles to use the shedding device. You can either buy them or make your own (click the heddles tab for more information). You may want the Extra Warping Bar Kit to save warp thread or the Bottom Spring Kit with warp coils for wider pieces. If you want some extra space between your front and back warp threads, the Add-On Bottom Beam is a great addition.
Kits: Try one of our great bead kits like the Beaded Purse Kit, combine beads and fiber with our fantastic Tapestry/Bead Cuff Bracelet Kit or make a gorgeous Woven Purse.
Beads: Have some fun experimenting with our Mirrix Blend Bead Soup.
Fiber: Splurge on some gorgeous hand-painted silk.
Thread: We love C-Lon! Try our C-Lon Color Mixes for some variety. C-Lon Cord makes a great warp for fiber and bead combination.
Extras: If you're interested in tapestry weaving, you'll want a Tapestry Beater (or, use a fork).
Classes: Craftartedu.com Tapestry Class, Craftsy Tapestry/Bead Cuff Bracelet Class
Note: This loom comes with updated clips that are slightly different than those shown in our instructions. Learn about the improvements (and how to secure the clips to your loom) here: http://www.mirrixlooms.com/new-clip-design/
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I bought my Zeus a little over a year ago, I absolutely love it! I do beadwork and with the Zeus I can have multiple projects on my loom at the same time. I have since added 2 more Mirrix looms to my collection.
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|1925 HHS football players defeat Wray team for the first time ever
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A team photo of Holyoke's 1925 football team is featured in the Enterprise's 125th commemorative calendar for the month of November.
The players had a decent season, winning five games and losing four. Their opponents included Big Springs, 7-0; Imperial, 6-12; Fort Morgan, 0-26; Julesburg, 13-12; Wray, 6-3; Sterling, 7-14; Crook, 26-6; Haxtun, 2-6; and Akron, 24-19.
Lawrence Wilcox coached the season. Wilcox was the first coach for the Dragons in 1915 and 1916. He returned to coach 1925-26 and again in 1944.
The season is remembered as the one where Holyoke gridders took to a muddy field and left victorious over Wray for the first time since they began competing in 1914. The game was originally set for Friday, Oct. 23, but due to a decision by the Wray school board prohibiting games on school days, athletic authorities decided to move the game to Saturday rather than not playing. The only touchdown of the game was scored by Holyoke during the third play of the second quarter following a 15-yard penalty against Wray which put Holyoke on Wray's 12-yard line.
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Manager of Student Services, Recruitment, & International Contacts, English Language Center
Melissa is a Spokane native and earned her B.A. in Political Science and International Studies from Gonzaga University. She also earned her Master's in Teaching English as a Second Language from Gonzaga and truly is a Zag for life. Melissa loves her job because she gets to meet people from all around the world! Melissa occasionally teaches ESL and TESL and enjoys the opportunity to interact with students in and out of the classroom. Her hobbies include running, skiing, rock climbing, and traveling.
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Stashia has been involved in international education for the past 18 years. She has studied abroad in Spain, taught English in South Korea and in the United States, and has enjoyed helping students from the US and abroad adjust to life in a new country. She received her BA in Education from Eastern Washington University specializing in elementary and special education. Stashia has two daughters who keep her very busy . During her free time, she enjoys cooking, eating food from around the world, running, traveling, and spending time with her friends and family.
Tyler Wasson, MBA
Program Assistant II, English Language Center
Tyler is proud to continue his family's storied history at Gonzaga University. Before starting his studies for an M.B.A. here at Gonzaga, Tyler earned his B.A. from Eastern Washington University in Human Resource Management with minors in International Business and Government. While at EWU he competed for their Cross Country and Track teams, and he is still an avid runner. In the summer of 2007 he left for the Peace Corps, spending 2 years in Bulgaria as a Community and Organizational Development Volunteer in the town of Isperih; followed by a year of freelance work in the Black Sea town of Burgas. Tyler is able to maintain his Bulgarian language skills at home with his lovely Bulgarian wife, and Gonzaga ESL Instructor, Stella Wasson.
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Jennifer Akins, M.A.
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Jennifer graduated from Westmont College, Santa Barbara, CA B.A. in English Literature. She also has M.A. in TESOL from WSU in Pullman. She lived and taught in France for three years. She has two boys ages 14 & 10. Jennifer likes to be outside biking or hiking, or inside reading, watching movies, or drinking coffee with her friends.
Beata Arciszewska-Russo, M.A.
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Beata studied linguistics, English and American literature at Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznan and received her MA in TESL from Gdansk University in Poland. Her work as an ESL teacher has brought her to several small and large cities in her second home, the United States. Some of her favorite places include London, New York and Tucson. Beata has traveled to France, Italy, Spain, Hungary, Sweden, and India,among others. Guiding students through the intricacies of English is her passion because of the incredible variety of human experience and culture she meets every day in the classroom.
Heidi Doolittle, M.A.
Lecturer & ELC Chair, ESL & MA/TESL
Heidi spent almost three years in Japan teaching English and learning about Japanese culture. She has also traveled to India, Singapore, Thailand, Borneo, France, England, Belgium and Holland. Heidi received her Bachelor's Degree in Biology from Gonzaga as well as her Master's in Teaching English as a Second Language. She describes teaching ESL as an "adventure because each student brings so many different experiences and ideas to the classroom." In her free time, Heidi enjoys hiking, mountain biking, camping, playing Basketball, and spending time with family.
Bridget Green
Lecturer, ESL & MA/TESL
Bridget has lived in Ireland and France and taught English as a Second Language in Japan, England, Spain, and the United Arab Emirates. She graduated with a BA (Honors) in French Literature from Gonzaga University, an MA (Honors) in International Studies from the University of Sheffield in England, and an MA in Teaching English as a Second Language from Gonzaga. She has three beautiful, intelligent, and charming children and a smart and funny husband who also teaches English at a university. She loves teaching English to speakers of other languages and is especially interested in using technology for vocabulary acquisition and for improving reading skills. She says she's proud to work for Gonzaga's ESL and MA/TESL program because the students inspire her to innovate!
James Hunter, Ph.D.
Associate Professor, ESL & MA/TESL
Mary Jeannot, Ed.D
Associate Professor, ESL & MA/TESL
Dr. Mary Jeannot is the founder of Gonzaga University's Master of Arts in Teaching English as a Second Language (MA/TESL) program, established in 1998 and Peace Corps Master's International, established in 2009. She received her doctorate from the University of Massachusetts, Amherst in Language, Literacy and Culture. As a trained ethnographer, she is interested in all aspects of ESL/EFL classroom culture, but specializes in critical applied linguistics as well as TESL classroom-based research and sociolinguistics. Her research focuses primarily on the impact that critical theory and poststructuralism have had on TESOL research and practice, World Englishes and sustainable development and language training in world majority countries.
Mary has been teaching and training English teachers since 1983 where she served as a Peace Corps Volunteer in the Central African Republic. Since then, she has trained teachers and teacher trainers for Peace Corp, USAID, Commonwealth Literacy Corps and Gonzaga University in Mexico, Hungary, Micronesia, Ivory Coast and Japan. In 1999, she established Gonzaga University's Summer Institute which serves ESL teachers and students ages 5 to 85. In 2006, building on the Summer Institute curriculum, she launched Gonzaga's TESOL Abroad programs in Florence, Poland, and Japan. With other Gonzaga faculty, she has also helped to create interdisciplinary TESL programs in Zambia and Benin. She has studied and traveled extensively in France and has traveled throughout West and Central Europe, Mexico and West and Central Africa. In her spare time, Dr. Jeannot enjoys hiking, playing with her three dogs, reading, and writing.
Marilyn Jackson Runyan, M.A.
Assistant Professor, ESL & MA/TESL
Marilyn received her Bachelor's Degree in Art with a minor in Teaching English as a Second Language. She went on to graduate with her Master's in TESL from Eastern Washington University. Marilyn enjoys interacting with people from different cultures because it provides her with a new perspective on American culture and the world. She has traveled to Europe and Mexico and enjoys art, specifically drawing and painting. She also likes to read and cook!
Martha Savage, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor, ESL & MA/TESL
Martha has a Bachelor's degree in Communicative Disorders from California State University Fresno, a Master's in Speech Pathology from San Jose State, and a PhD in Leadership from Gonzaga University. Her teaching has included the K-12 context, adult immigrant teaching and administration, and the university campus. Her dissertation focused on the K-12 classroom and teachers' perspectives of teaching diverse classrooms while complying to NCLB accountability. Recently her area of active research has involved an inter-departmental collaboration with the School of Education to provide specific strategies and pedagogy for pre-service teachers to work with English Language learners (ELLs) in future classrooms. Internationally, Martha has taught in Indonesia and China working with national English teachers. Martha loves her job." Being in a classroom is exactly where I want to be." Martha enjoys the Northwest and is often found on a bike or in a race. She is married and now has two delightful grandsons.
Jennie Sevedge, M.A.
Lecturer, ESL & MA/TESL
Jennie has a B.A. in English Literature and received a Master's in TESOL from The University of Alabama. She traveled and studied all over Latin America, then lived in Colombia for 3 years where she taught English at Universidad de los Andes. She has also taught Spanish at Whitworth University, ESL and Composition courses at The University of Alabama and ESL in public schools in North Carolina, Idaho, and Alabama. When she's not teaching, she enjoys reading, canoeing, playing Frisbee with her dog, and traveling near and far. When she is teaching, she enjoys helping students make sense of the language they hear around them and exploring cultures and new ways of seeing our world.
Larissa Fort, M.A.
Adjunct Instructor, ESL
Larissa graduated from Gonzaga University majoring in English and Secondary Education with a minor in History. She also has a Master's in Teaching English as a Second Language from Gonzaga.She has been able to teach in several high schools in Spokane, and is hoping to teach abroad in the future. Larissa and her husband have two young boys that keep them very busy. Besides teaching her students, Larissa enjoys reading and cooking for family and friends.
Doss Mellon, M.A.
Adjunct Instructor, ESL
Doss graduated from the University of Washington in Seattle, with a B. A. in Classics. He also has an M.A. in History from Gonzaga. He has lived and taught in Indonesia, Japan and Korea. He is married and has one daughter. Doss enjoys cycling, hiking, cooking, reading, and watching movies.
Christina Mitma, M.A.
Adjunct Instructor, ESL
Christina graduated from Eastern Washington University, majoring in English with an emphasis in Creative Writing, and with two minors, Psychology and Japanese. She also has a Master's in Teaching English as a Second Language from Gonzaga. Along with Christina's love for teaching, she also works part time at Northwest Fair Housing Alliance, a non-profit organization, that works to ensure equal housing opportunity for all. She has lived in Japan, and traveled to Mexico, and Peru and can't wait to go to other countries.Also, Christina loves reading, writing fiction and poetry, and being outdoors.
Ayuko Momono, M.A.
Adjunct Instructor, ESL
Ayuko graduated from Osaka University of Foreign Studies (Osaka Gaikokugo Daigaku) in 2003, majoring in Linguistics in the Danish language and earning an English Teacher Certificate. She received a "Senkogo-sho" Award (The best thesis award) for her undergraduate thesis due to discovering differences amongst Danish verbs and prepositions. She also has Master's in Teaching English as a Second Language from Gonzaga University and has presented on socio-cultural linguistics as it pertains to ESL pedagogy. She loves teaching students English as she understands the journey in mastering it. For fun, she loves to play classical piano pieces, especially by Tchaikovsky and Debussy, and listen to the Beatles, Paul being her favorite.
Katie Nollenberger
Adjunct Instructor, ESL
Katie graduated from the University of Oregon majoring in French and earned a Second Language Acquisition and Teaching certificate. She is currently working on her Master's in TESOL at Gonzaga University. Katie has taught English in France and the United States . She loves her job because of the students and the unique perspectives and experiences that they each bring to class. When Katie is not teaching, she loves cooking up spicy dishes, watching movies, spending time with her friends and family, and traveling.


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Chronicle Books Releases 'Pocket Cash,' Jim Marshall's Final Book
With the death of San Francisco–based Jim Marshall in March of this year, so ended the career of one of the most influential music photojournalists of the 21st century. His final book, Pocket Cash (Chronicle Books), completed shortly before his death, is an arresting visual history of musical legends Johnny and June Carter Cash, with both rarely seen and iconic images taken between the mid- '60s and mid-'70s. Marshall photographed the Cash family for more than 30 years, cultivating an intimacy that is reflected in these personal images.
Eat It: Bar Agricole, Tomato Dinner and the Art of Eating
Ferragosto at Piccino
If we were spending August in Italy, we'd be celebrating ferragosto, a short holiday when Italians traditionally decamp to the beach. Alas.You may not be able to jet off to Positano, but you can get in the spirit by attending the ferragosto party at Piccino on August 15. They'll be a pig roast and thin-crust pizzas and, in the Italian tradition, the wine will be free flowing. No reservations are necessary.
Tomato Dinner at Macy's
Street Food: Festival and Conference!
With all the street food over the last year, I recognize that the saturation point may be nearing. However, I must make a shameless plug for the second annual San Francisco Street Food Festival on August 21. Just as last year, I've again collaborated with my friends at La Cocina to help plan the festival, with my main role being to convince my favorite restaurants (including Pizzeria Delfina, Aziza, Flour + Water and many, many, more) to join us for the one-day feeding frenzy. They will all be there. Will you? For those who attended last year and got caught in the melee, please rest assured that the footprint of this year's festival is substantially larger, with over double the number of vendors, and instead of one bar, there will be three, manned by some of the best in the business—bartenders from Rye, the Alembic and Beretta. I'll be blogging about this again, giving you my best tips and picks, but for now, save the date. Best of all, admission is free—you pay only for the vittles and beverages at each stand.
Eat It: Tequila, French Onion Soup and Catalan Cuisine
A Slow Food Catalan Feast at Contigo
Break bread with fellow Slow Food enthusiasts at the "Convivial Dinner" at Contigo on August 3. Attendees will have the opportunity to meet chef Brett Emerson and enjoy a multi-course Catalan meal with optional wine pairings in the company of other Slow Foodists. Tickets are $57 (without wine) and the dinner begins at 7 p.m. To reserve your space, click here.
Eat It: Lit Book Clubs, Mission Farmers Market and Food Art
Jen Susman's work, on exhibit at the Silverman Gallery.
DJs and Street Food
If you want to get your fix of both beats and beets, head to the "Dirty Dishes" event on July 22nd at the Lookout. The event will feature DJs and food carts, including Seoul on Wheels, Toasty Melts and Cookie Wag SF. The party begins at 9 p.m. and continues until the wee hours. Admission is $3—RSVP here.
Obsessed: Alex Ong of Betelnut on Barbecued Pork Buns
I am a carbohydrate freak—noodles, rice, dumplings, you name it. But it's char siu bao—barbecued pork buns—that I am really addicted to. I might need an intervention. I get them twice a week, two or three dozen at a time to bring to my staff at the restaurant. But while I'm driving back, I eat one, then two, then before I know it I've eaten six: chomp, chomp, chomp. I like both steamed and baked, but I usually get the pork-filled steamed ones. At Clement Street Bakery, they're 80 cents apiece. The dim sum there is also pretty good, and their coconut buns? Oh, god.
The 2010 Eat+Drink Reader's Choice Awards
What's eating San Francisco? We asked, and you told us, casting your votes in 26 mouth-watering categories, from best newcomer to best cocktail list to your favorites in every ethnic category in town. No matter what you're craving, it's right outside your door. Here's what won in each category:
Dinner Delivered: The Best of the Bunch
If any of you are as lazy as me on as many nights of the week as I am, then this post is for you. This post is for the weekday warriors—you know, people that work. A lot. Long hours. All. Week. Long.
The question: do any decent restaurants deliver? The answer: yes. I'm not talking Amici's pizza, either (although I say this with respect, because Amici's has gotten me through many a deadline here at HQ). Newcomers to the delivery fold include:
Obsessed: Luce's Dominique Crenn on Pickles
I just had my 4 o'clock snack. At 4 o'clock every day I have buttered olive bread topped with pickles, sometimes with fresh tomatoes. I have a love affair with vinegar. It's true. As a kid I used to drink vinegar straight. At Luce we pickle all sorts of things—kumquat, rhubarb, cucumbers. I am just addicted to pickles. Maybe it's because I'm French. Everything comes with pickles in France.
Week's Best Food Events: Stone Fruit, Cheese and Revolutionary French
Take Home the Trophy at the Stone Fruit Contest at Omnivore Books
Whip up your best peach pie, apricot salsa, plum cobbler, nectarine crisp for the Stone Fruit Food Contest at Omnivore Books on July 10—the best entry wins glory (and cash). The event runs from 4-5 p.m. and you can enter for free. For those who want to taste and judge, admission is $5.
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50 year old William Jay Freeland is charged with armed robbery by the Okaloosa County Sheriff's Office after pulling a knife on employees at Maui Nix. Freeland was taken into custody July 23rd after an OCSO K-9 unit tracked him into woods near Destin Commons.
Employees of Maui Nix say the door alarm activated when Freeland tried to walk out with merchandise he had not purchased. The clothes had security devices attached.
They say Freeland shoved the business owner and two other employees who tried to keep him from leaving the store. The workers say Freeland also pulled a black knife from his pocket and told them "I'm going to cut you bad" before he ran out of the store into nearby woods.
OCSO K-9's located Freeland and also found several bags of merchandise from multiple stores in the area.
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Lottery ticket-holders in Kansas, Illinois and Maryland each selected the winning numbers and will split a $640 million jackpot that was believed to be the world's largest such prize, a lottery official said Saturday.
Mike Lang, spokesman for the Illinois Lottery, said his state's winning ticket was sold in the small town of Red Bud, near St. Louis. The winner used a quick pick to select the numbers, he said.
The Maryland Lottery announced earlier Saturday that it had sold a winning ticket at a retail store in Baltimore County. No details were immediately available about the Kansas ticket.
Lang said each winning ticket was expected to be worth more than $213 million before taxes.
The winning numbers in Friday night's drawing were 02-04-23-38-46, and the Mega Ball 23.
Carole Everett, director of communications for the Maryland Lottery, said the last time a ticket from the state won a major national jackpot was 2008 when a ticket sold for $24 million.
"We're thrilled," she said. "We're due and excited."
The estimated jackpot dwarfs the previous $390 million record, which was split in 2007 by two winners who bought tickets in Georgia and New Jersey.
Americans spent nearly $1.5 billion for a chance to hit the jackpot, which amounts to a $462 million lump sum and around $347 million after federal tax withholding. With the jackpot odds at 1 in 176 million, it would cost $176 million to buy up every combination. Under that scenario, the strategy would win $171 million less if your state also withholds taxes.
From coast to coast, people stood in line at retail stores Friday for one last chance at striking it rich.
Maribeth Ptak, 31, of Milwaukee, only buys Mega Millions when the jackpot is really big and she bought one on Friday at a Milwaukee grocery store. She said she'd use the money to pay off bills, including school loans, and then she'd donate a good portion to charity.
"I know the odds are really not in my favor, but why not," she said.
Sawnya Castro, 31, of Dallas, bought $50 worth of tickets at a 7-Eleven. She figured she'd use the money to create a rescue society for Great Danes, fix up her grandmother's house, and perhaps even buy a bigger one for herself.
"Not too big - I don't want that. Too much house to keep with," she said.
Willie Richards, who works for the U.S. Marshals Service at a federal courthouse in Atlanta, figured if there ever was a time to confront astronomical odds, it was when $640 million was at stake. He bought five tickets.
"When it gets as big as it is now, you'd be nuts not to play," he said. "You have to take a chance on Lady Luck."
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Friday's Mega Millions jackpot was a world record at $640 million. The winning numbers are 46, 23, 38, 4, 2 and the mega ball is 23.
The odds of winning the jackpot had been set at about 1 in 176 million.
Mega Millions has drawn long lines of lottery players in stores in the 42 states plus Washington, D.C., and the Virgin Islands where tickets are sold. The world-record jackpot has also lured some residents to travel to other states to buy $1 tickets.
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The multistate Mega Millions lottery jackpot that is set to reach a world-record $640 million has people lining up at convenience stores in the 42 states and Washington, D.C., where the tickets are sold.
But the odds of winning, experts say, are longer than long.
Mike Catalano, chairman of the mathematics department at Dakota Wesleyan University in Mitchell, S.D., discourages lottery play because of the low odds of winning -- 1 in 176 million.
He concedes the more tickets you buy, the better your chances of winning.
But he says a player is about 50 times more likely to be struck by lightning than to win the jackpot. Of course, he says, if you buy 50 tickets, "you've equalized your chances of winning the jackpot with getting struck by lightning."
You can see the drawing live tonight at 11:00 p.m. on WITN-TV.
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The Mega Millions jackpot is now the largest in U.S. lottery history.
Georgia Lottery officials say the jackpot reached $540 million on Thursday. It has rolled 18 times since Marcia Adams of College Park won $72 million in the Jan. 24 drawing.
A winner could get $19.2 million a year for 26 years or a single payment worth $359 million. The next drawing is Friday at 11 p.m. and you can see it live on WITN.
Previously, the largest jackpot was $390 million, won by two players in Georgia and New Jersey in March 2007.
With the half-billion-dollar jackpot up for grabs, plenty of folks are fantasizing about how to spend the money. But doing it the right way - protecting your riches, your identity and your sanity - takes some thought and planning. So, some advice is in order before the Mega Millions drawing Friday, especially if you're really, really lucky.
Q: What do I do with the ticket?
A: Before anything else, sign the back. That will stop anyone else from claiming your riches if you happen to drop it while you're jumping up and down. Then make a photocopy and lock that in a safe. At the very least, keep it where you know it's protected. A Rhode Island woman who won a $336 million Powerball jackpot hid the ticket in her Bible before going out to breakfast.
Q: What next?
A: Relax and take time to think about your next move. Don't do anything you'll regret for the next 30 years. It doesn't take long to be overwhelmed by long-lost friends, charities and churches wanting to share your good fortune. You've waited a lifetime to hit the jackpot; you can wait a few days before going on a spending spree.
Q: Whom should I tell first?
A: Contacting a lawyer and a financial planner would be a lot wiser than updating your Facebook status. Make sure it's someone you can trust and, it's hoped, someone you have dealt with before. If you don't have anyone in mind, ask a close family member or friend. Oklahoma City attorney Richard Craig, whose firm has represented a handful of lottery winners, says it's essential to assemble a team of financial managers, tax experts, accountants and bankers.
Q: Remind me, how much did I win?
A: As it stands now, Mega Millions will pay out a lump sum of $359 million before taxes. Annual payments over 26 years will amount to just over $19 million before taxes.
Q: How much will I be taxed?
A: This partly depends on where you live. Federal tax is 25 percent; then there's your state income tax. In Ohio, for example, that's another 6 percent. And you might need to pay a city tax depending on the local tax rules. So count on about a third of your winnings going to the government.
Q: Should I take the cash payout or annual payments?
A: This is the big question, and most people think taking the lump sum is the smart move. That's not always the case. First, spreading the payments out protects you from becoming the latest lottery winner who's lost all their money.
Don McNay, author of the book "Son of a Son of a Gambler: Winners, Losers and What to Do When You Win the Lottery," says nine out of 10 winners go through their money in five years or less. "Nobody is around them putting the brakes on the situation," he says.
Q: But what if I'm good at managing money?
A: Invested properly, the lump-sum option can be a good choice. There's more planning that you can use to reduce estate taxes and other financial incentives. Others contend that with annual payments, you are taxed on the money only as it comes in, putting you in a lower tax bracket rather than taking a big hit in getting a lump sum. And you still can shelter the money in tax-free investments and take advantage of tax-law changes over the years.
Q: Should I try to shield my identity?
A: Absolutely. This will protect you from people who want you to invest in their business scheme or those who need cash in an emergency. Lottery winners are besieged by dozens of people and charities looking for help. "There are people who do that for a living. Unless you understand that, you can become a victim very quickly," says Steve Thornton, a Bowling Green, Ky., attorney who has represented two jackpot winners.
Q: How can I protect myself?
A: Again, it somewhat depends on where you live. In some states, you can form a trust to manage the money and keep your winnings secret. In others, you can form a trust but still be discovered through public records. And a few states require you to show up and receive your oversized check in front of a bunch of cameras, making it impossible to stay anonymous.
Thornton set up a corporation in the late 1990s to protect the identity of a client in Kentucky who won $11 million.
"No one had done this before, and there were legal questions about whether a corporation can win," he says. "We were able to hide their names."
Q: Is it OK to splurge a bit?
A: Sure, it's why you bought a ticket, right?
"Get it out of your system, but don't go overboard," McNay says. But remember that if there's a new Mercedes-Benz in the driveway, your neighbors will probably be able to figure out who won the jackpot.
Q: How much should I help my family and others?
A: It's certainly a natural desire to help relatives in need and to take care of future generations. But use extreme caution when giving out your money. Jack Whittaker, a West Virginia contractor who won a nearly $315 million Powerball jackpot in 2002, quickly fell victim to scandals, lawsuits and personal setbacks. His foundation spent $23 million building two churches, and he's been involved in hundreds of legal actions.
"If you win, just don't give any money away, because the more money you give away, the more they want you to give," he said.


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Initially I looked at Google+ the same as other Google social projects like Wave and Orkut. But the more I use Google+ the more I like it. Maybe it's the network effect because others are using it more too. I often find content and insights shared on G+ that I don't find elsewhere.
While the addition of Google Search Plus Your World (SPYW) has made a big splash in the digital community, I actually think G+ is far more useful (from a personal perspective) as a social network than it is as an augmentation of search on Google.com. When I put my Marketer's hat on, of course it doesn't matter what I think of G+ – the task is to figure out how to optimize opportunities to gain an advantage.


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Hearing loss is a serious issue if left unmanaged. Dr. Rumsey and the staff at Avera Medical Group ENT Yankton are proud to offer the entire spectrum of testing and management options to meet the hearing health care needs of your employees.
Avera Medical Group ENT Yankton participates in the Avera Sacred Heart Hospital wellness program and is equipped to test independently for industrial needs. At Avera Medical Group ENT Yankton, we prefer to assist with hearing protection rather than the management of hearing loss.
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The Cipressa works best on its own in temperatures ranging from 40-50 degrees, and acts as a great thermal baselayer under a jacket when the temperature drops. It comes with two sizeable rear pockets that hold an extra layer, nutrition, and spare tube.
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|Dragon tailgaters believe in HHS football
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The "We believe in the HHS Dragon football team" theme was extended to tailgating activities in the HHS parking lot starting at 10 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 10, prior to the 1 p.m. 1A quarterfinal football game with Wray.
Community members enjoyed booths set up by teachers, Partners in Education (PIE), parents, students and other Dragon fans. The tailgating fun included facepainting, as well as snack tables for cotton candy, popcorn, breakfast burritoes, hot dogs, cookies and more. Spectators received green and gold pom poms and towels, and enjoyed the warmth of the trash barrel fires in the parking lot.
A solid downpour of rain shut down the fun just after noon, but the rain stopped prior to kickoff. Concessions activity continued at the FCCLA stand on the Dragon field.
Luxie Harms holds still as Holyoke art teacher Christina Martinez puts the final touches on her facepainting masterpiece while Mylee Dirks observes. Elementary school teachers coordinated the facepainting fun at Saturday's tailgating party.
—Enterprise photo
Faithful Dragon football fans join in the tailgating activities in the HHS parking lot prior to Saturday's playoff game. Students are pictured from left, Jason John, Alicia Astorga, Aaron Sierra (in front), Fabian Gonzalez, Mauro Morales, Bryan Garcia Rios, Luis Chafino, José Astorga and Ashley Rahe.
—Enterprise photo
Holyoke Enterprise November 15, 2012


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I have created a Python class/module to access Zimbra (both admin and user-level), as well as supporting DelegatedAuth.
I have also created a module within this package that preforms a sync between two accounts.
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Does anyone reading this have a need for either the Python API, or the Sync for replicating an account? It's still alpha code, so I'm looking for people who are willing to test and report bugs/issues. This is not ready for production use yet.