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- Location: online only
- Website: etsy.com/shop/flotsamfurniture
Store History
- Founded by: Nick Sario
- Headquarters: Portland, OR
My name is Nick Sario, and I created The Flotsam Furniture Works out of a thoughtfully cultivated fusion of single-minded obsession and wild desperation. At the time this all began, home was a drafty Chicago apartment furnished almost entirely by hand-me-downs from my roommate's grandmother. We were grateful to have any furnishings at all, but it was a bit odd living in an apartment that appeared to have been decorated by an eighty year old woman circa 1975. Neither of us could afford anything new, so as the furniture began to very literally break down beneath us, I took it upon myself to peel back the faded gold velour and make repairs. Things evolved quickly after that. Arcane looking upholstery tools began cluttering the apartment, then taking over entire rooms. The sun porch was commandeered for woodworking while the dining room was repurposed for sewing and upholstery. Before long I was buying supplies in bulk and recovering third-hand chairs just to learn how they'd been assembled. The growing industry in my apartment was a stark counterpoint to my day job. I was temping as a data entry clerk after losing two positions to the recession, and the daily reminder that I was almost thirty and my only marketable skill was apparently my speed at the numeric ten-key left me feeling a singular mixture of restlessness, self-doubt, and terror. I was desperate for some kind of radical course correction, some way to orient myself away from the pursuit of a paycheck and toward the pursuit of skills, some means to prove that despite the years of mundane repetition I could still muster in myself the tiniest bit of craft and grace, and thus The Flotsam Furniture Works was born.
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Capstone Association for the Education of Young Children. The Capstone Association for the Education of Young Children is affiliated with the Alabama Association for Young Children as well as the national organization. Membership is open to any student interested in the education of young children.
Capstone Financial Planning Association. This organization is open to all CSM majors and minors. It is a branch of the Birmingham Chapter of the Financial Planning Association. The group meets monthly and provides networking and professional development opportunities to its members.
Consumer Science Student Association/Society of Consumer Affairs Professionals (CSSA/SOCAP). CSSA/SOCAP is open to all students interested in careers that serve consumer interests in business, government, and the nonprofit sector. Students are eligible for membership in both state and national SOCAP chapters, giving them opportunities to attend national conferences and regional seminars as student delegates or interns.
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Delaware State Police are investigating a fatal accident on I-495 in Claymont early Christmas Day.
The accident happened just after 1 a.m. one mile south of the exit for Philadelphia Pike. Jose Rodriguez, 27, of Wilmington was killed when his 2004 Ford Explorer swerved, hit a guardrail and flipped over several times. Rodriguez was thrown from the vehicle and then struck by other vehicles on the road.
A passenger, Merry L. Ortiz, 28, of Wilmington, was taken to Christiana Hospital in stable condition.
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Sun Nov 20 12:40:00 EST 2011, Southeast Alaska
Much easier to pass thru than Sergius Narrows are the nearby Kakul Narrows, which have less current, deep water, no standing waves or sharp turns.
Victor, yes, this is the last of the perils of Peril Strait.
Sun Nov 20 11:39:50 EST 2011, Southeast Alaska
Daylight and no gale make for relatively good traveling conditions.
Sun Nov 20 11:38:45 EST 2011, Southeast Alaska
Buoy 8 marks a shallow ledge in Sergius Narrows. The white patch on the buoy is snow and the strands wrapped around it are kelp.
The inside route to Sitka involves passing a very narrow section with fast tidal currents called Sergius Narrows. The chart says the currents reach 8 knots. The Coast Pilot notes:
At the strength of the current it is not safe for any vessel bound either way...The channel is so narrow and the current so variable in direction that if a vessel gets a sheer she may be carried onto the ledges or shore before she can be straightened out.
The channel has a sharp 90 degree turn immediately after the narrows with another rock which needs to be avoided. While there are buoys marking the channel thru Sergius Narrows, the buoys are not lit, and unfamiliar places with rocks and fast currents are best avoided at night.
After a gale died down, we left Tenakee Springs before dawn with a good tailwind, some freezing spray and a favorable current. I wanted to go thru Sergius Narrows during daylight, so we motored until well after dark, then threaded our way thru a narrow passage between rocks and an island to anchor half a mile away, with a light wind and clear skies. I was quite concerned about getting the timing right so we'd arrive at slack water, and hopefully without so much wind as to make steering difficult. I carefully planned out when we needed to raise anchor, get out of the bay we were in and get to the narrows for slack water.
Naturally, there was a snowstorm the following day! So, instead of going thru Sergius Narrows in the dark with light wind and clear skies, we entered with gusty winds and blowing snow (there was no point in waiting for another day, as the wind was forecast to increase to a gale late in the day).
We arrived early, in case slack water arrived earlier than predicted, and held position by steering up into the current and wind (the wind was funnelling down the channel). We had current predictions for Sergius Narrows and for points nearby, so by estimating the speed of the current at a nearby point, I could tell if slack water was going to arrive at the predicted time or not. I steered from outside, in the wind and snow, where the visibility was better.
Ten minutes before predicted slack water we headed for Sergius Narrows. At full throttle, we had no problems, and quickly passed thru and into wider, deeper, slower water.
Sat Nov 19 17:20:31 EST 2011, Tenakee Springs, Alaska
The one and only road in Tenakee Springs is a dirt path hugging the shoreline for about a mile. No cars are allowed, but you may pass a resident on his ATV towing a little trailer holding a deer he just harvested.
At the village, buildings line the path, even built on pilings over the tide line. But here, near the boat harbor, spruce trees dominate the way. It's a small part of the Tongass National Forest which covers most of Southeast Alaska, the largest temperate rainforest in North America, bountiful and beautiful.
Sat Nov 19 13:46:09 EST 2011, Tenakee Springs, Alaska
Issuma at the end of the dock.
Fri Nov 18 11:58:07 EST 2011, Tenakee Springs, Alaska
Saw a boat once with name MV Heisenberg...
I like your observations about places and the people and Alaska is full of them. Tell us about your perils of Peril Str. on the way to Sitka, looks you both survived cheerfully.
Thu Nov 17 18:01:00 EST 2011, Tenakee Springs, Alaska
The Snyder Mercantile Shop has been serving basics in Tenakee since 1899, when Ed Snyder rowed over from Juneau with a boat full of groceries and set up business. The building and fixtures inside date back over a century. The old heavy wood display cases offer fresh groceries and modern pharmacy items, with lingering old time wares in their original packaging displayed like a museum on the highest shelves.
The hospitality matches the charm. When another customer discovered I�'m from New York City, she called over the young shop clerk to introduce us, who lives in New York City too when she�'s not staying with her uncle in Tenakee. Part time in New York and part time in Alaska, sounds great to me!
In the meantime, I'll follow your encouragement and blog a little more from the good ship Issuma. Thanks!
Wed Nov 16 18:01:00 EST 2011, Tenakee Springs, Alaska
The Blue Moon Cafe is the only restaurant in Tenakee, and proprietor Rosie only cooks when she wants to. Rosie's actually happy to entertain visitors, it's just that her old cook stove takes a long time and a lot of effort to start up, so she usually just serves drinks in the off season, along with local legends and gossip.
Rosie talked of the times when bears have followed the hunters back home to town, even breaking in to porches. "One of the bears was not too big", she says holding her hand 4 feet off the ground, "and the other was old and thin with no teeth, but they shot them anyway."
Interested in the old stove, I asked about her appliances, and heard a little about daily life. Just a few of the newer Tenakee homes have clothes washer/dryers, and those people host others' washing. Rosie wonders why people need the machine and the expense, don't they know how to wash clothes? You "pack in water" (carry buckets from a stream), wash the clothes in the same tub after you wash yourself, and hang dry. Sunday is ironing day, but we both admitted to skipping ironing most of the time.
Wed Nov 16 18:00:00 EST 2011, Tenakee Springs, Alaska
We awaited our next weather window spending about a week in Tenakee Inlet at anchor and at the Tenakee Springs town dock. As this is my first time visiting Alaska, I didn't mind the chance to see more of the local area.
Naturally, Tenakee Springs has a natural hot mineral spring pool, which since the early 1900's has been enclosed in a bathhouse to protect bathers from harsh weather. This also serves to protect modesty, since to keep the pool pure only nude bathing is allowed, with separate hours scheduled for women and men. Leave the dressing room and step down onto the stone deck in the steamy warm air. The 104F/35C mineral water bubbles out of 8 foot deep fissure and fills the small rock pool. Rinse off before settling in on the stone cut step, and warming up from a day of work on the boat. The mineral water and the heat together are so relaxing and rejuvenating! Thanks very much to the local Tenakee Bathhouse Committee for maintaining the spring and facilities.
Mon Nov 14 18:00:00 EST 2011, Chatham Strait, Alaska
Nice tailwind pushing us down Chatham Strait.
Were reminiscing about you at the Club with
Martin. Have still good, warm sailing days at Lk. Ontario. Heavy frost is coming to NW.
It could be quite a while before I have pics without snow :).
Joe & Wendy here, aboard the M V Surveyor, currently waiting to be icebound on Pigeon Lake.
Awesome journey, thank you for sharing. I much enjoy keeping track of yous and happy to see you all safe and realizing your dream. Almost makes me want to return to BC one day following in your wake. See, you made it so confusing now; Mexico or Iceland.
You know I always go for the heat.....
BTW, I see the Lofoten worked out good!
Fair winds for now,
Thanks very much, nice to hear from you.
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I had the chance to call Frickie on Fox Sports Radio late Saturday night and talked about the 'Clones. I mentioned that I thought Chizik was a good hire (which he agreed) and thought ISU might make some noise this season. I asked if he thought they could get to .500 (which he doubted). He said the defense is still too weak (esp. with only 4 starters returning) and that the team is a couple of years away from winning football. He mentioned Meyer and Blythe being 2 quality players on the offense and that ISU should be a little concerned if Chizik does experience success within a few years because he might jump ship. The guy knows college football and it was interesting to hear his take...
I listen to Fox sports radio most everynight and didn't get the chance tonight. :( I've never heard any Iowa State chat on, it would have been a treat. I can't say I disagree with his opinions.
I agree with everything he said, actually (from what you're saying). If we win 8+ games next year, he'll probably only stick around for 3 years TOPS, especially if we'd win a Big 12 title in that time. That is, of course, that we're still at a point where we can't pay him what the "big boys" of College Football could. However, if we had the funds to pay him basically whatever any other team offered, he'd probably stay here since it's the midwest, and we have similar values to what seems to be he has. (Guidance for atheletes, family environmet, calm towns, respect for others, etc.)
I'd love to see Chizik around for a long time as long as he can get the job done, but if it goes too fast, and the funds aren't available to keep him, I can almost guarantee he'll jump ship unless his kids are in middle or high school. (Like Ferentz)
"Seven minutes to glory."
The guy has not even coached a game yet and we are worried he is leaving? That would be a great problem to have, but I am not sure we have crossed that bridge yet.
It will take a while to build this program to the point we can even consider talking about big 12 title possibilities. I don't think many KSU type turnarounds occur anymore.
They who can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety, deserve neither liberty nor safety. - Benjamin Franklin 1775
I forgot to mention that Frickie said that Chizik being a defensive coach could help our D some this season...
I really hope we get to a point where we are worried Chizik might leave. That means we are doing well. If JP is still around, we'll either pay Chizik what he deserves or we'll find the next Chizik that is out there.
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Originally Posted by brianhos
The guy has not even coached a game yet and we are worried he is leaving? That would be a great problem to have, but I am not sure we have crossed that bridge yet.
I swear this is a syndrome and needs its own name: Jamie Pollard High Expectations Syndrome.
Let's let football and basketball actually do something in the W-L department.
Originally Posted by joepublic
I swear this is a syndrome and needs its own name: Jamie Pollard High Expectations Syndrome.
Let's let football and basketball actually do something in the W-L department.
I think it is offically called "new ISU coach" syndrome. I remember the same talk when Morgan came in. We had the same conversations when McCarney started the high ranking season with Seneca. Let's let Chiz coach a few games before we talk about him leaving.
I hope Chizik quickly puts us in a position whe he has other offers. The sooner the better but lets start by winning the first one.
No kidding! I would love for us to have the kind of three year success that means Chizik goes on to better things. That would be 3 full football seasons of unbelievable football to watch and putting us on the map where the next coach would know what kind of expectations were in place and what ISU is capable of. Let's get to that point before we start trying to figure out how to keep Chizik or hire the next guy.
Also, I met a lot of Iowa State fans and I dont want to leave any of that behind. - DARIUS DARKS on Staying a CLONE!!!
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When does practice officially get underway?
All I know is that we will beat Iowa this year and might lose to Toledo and the MAIN GRECO.
Let Prohm's Posse Ride: Hallice, Brady, Stu, Lard, Naz, Deonte, Monte, Matt, Simeon, Jordan, and Babb.
Originally Posted by CyinCo
I really hope we get to a point where we are worried Chizik might leave. That means we are doing well. If JP is still around, we'll either pay Chizik what he deserves or we'll find the next Chizik that is out there.
From My Perspective: I have been looking for the 1st conference championship in my lifetime now for about 50 years er maybe its 45 yrs, whats 5 years among friends.
Anyway if Gene Chizik wins me my first conference championship and then wants to leave town, for greener pastures I assume. I will NOT COMPLAIN at all.
Quoting Gene Smith...Its all about winning and thats all its about!
i'm not worried about him leaving (see rutgers)
Was talking to a friend about this on the way to the Cap League games last night and he thinks Chizik will stay and try to build ISU up like Snyder did at KSU or Schiano at Rutgers. I don't see him as a money-grubber and Ames is a place he could be comfortable raising a family. I guess the one thing that could draw him away might be the challenge of working with one of the top-tier programs - ala Texas, Florida, etc.
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HANCOCK, MI - The Finlandia University Young Women's Caucus is seeking donations of original artwork and/or services for "Art on Parade," a fundraiser that will take place November 19, 2011.
The YWC is raising funds to attend the 40th anniversary Women's Caucus for the Arts (WCA) national conference, which is February 23-27, 2012, in Los Angeles. The conference provides multiple visibility and networking opportunities for Finlandia University Art & Design students.
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Kiehl's and the Sundance Channel Screen Eco Trip
Part of a series of special events to inspire patrons to rethink waste in their everyday lives, Kiehl's and the Sundance Channel have partnered to host a screening of ECO TRIP, featuring eco adventurer David de Rothschild. The new eight-part original series aims to spread the word about the environmental impact each of us has on a daily basis. The show explores the origins of common everyday products, investigating items from paper napkins to cell phones, and follows their life cycle from creation to disposal, revealing the environmental, social and health effects along the way. David de Rothschild will host the kickoff event followed by a Q&A session at the Kiehl's San Francisco store.


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Cool pics guys, one of the animals on the list to hunt
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Cool pics guys, one of the animals on the list to hunt
Great pics Umpqua.
Those pics are great umpqua. I had no idea the young had markings like that. I'm still trying to get my first clear pic of a bobcat around here.
Those are awesome pics UH. I really like the two with the babies (kittens?). We are starting to get a population here, no pictures of them on our cameras.. Crossing my fingers it stays that way.
My mind is a raging torrent, flooded with rivulets of thought cascading into a waterfall of creative alternatives.
Thanks guys. These cougar pics are all within 600 yards of our home, yet I have never seen one.
I have about 50 photos of cougars from that year. We haven't run the game cams seriously for a couple years, but will do it again this year, so I may have some new ones to post.
Here is another cool one of the mama and the kitten.
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Philadelphia, PA (Sports Network) - Evan Turner scored 26 points and hit the
go-ahead basket with 3.9 seconds left in overtime to lift the Philadelphia
76ers to a 95-94 win over the Boston Celtics in an Atlantic Division matchup
from the Wells Fargo Center.
Turner added 10 rebounds and Thaddeus Young compiled 17 points and 12 boards
to help the 76ers halt a two-game losing streak and take the opener of a home-
and-home series between the longtime rivals. Jrue Holiday contributed 15
points to the hard-fought victory.
Boston suffered its second defeat in its last three outings despite a triple-
double from Rajon Rondo and a game-high 27 points out of Paul Pierce. The
Celtics also received 19 points off the bench from Jeff Green and a 17-point,
10-rebound effort from Kevin Garnett.
Rondo finished with 16 points, 14 assists and 13 rebounds.
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St. Joseph Church Ready For Dedication
(Le Mars) -- The new St. Joseph Catholic Church in Le Mars is scheduled to be formally dedicated on Sunday afternoon at 3:00 p.m. Doors will be open prior to the dedication. Bishop Walker Nicless will be handed the keys to the building by Ryan Wiltgen of Wiltgen Construction, the General Contractor for the church, and Kevin Strehle from BCDM, the architects of the new church. Margi Moir is a lay pastorial director with St. Joseph's Catholic Church. She talks about what is scheduled to happen during the dedication ceremony.
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Moir says there are many artifacts from the old St. Joseph church that have been preserved and utilized in the new church.
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The daily chapel's altar was refurbished from the casing that once held the old pipe organ, and it also contains many artifacts that were used at the St. Joseph Church from Neptune.
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The lay pastorial director says it was important to the people of the church that they preserved pieces from the past and incorporated into the new church building.
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Last saturday she finaly got her chance. I bought her a 270 wsm. And a vx3 3.5-10x40. And she made a great shot. High through the shoulders. She never took a step. 140 accubounds did the job.
Good job! Great start.
That is awesome!!! Congrats to her!
Very cool, congrats!
Heck ya that's way cool! That one will be some good eat'n
Congrats. Nice job!
Congrats on her first deer! Making a shot like that is always nice to see them drop. Easy tracking job


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Subcortical band heterotopia
Other Names for this Disease
- Double cortex syndrome
- Double cortex
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Clinical Trials & Research for this Disease
- The Christopher A. Walsh Laboratory is interested in the development of the cerebral cortex. Abnormal development of the cerebral cortex in humans results in epilepsy, autism, mental retardation, dyslexia, and other learning disorders, and perhaps some psychiatric conditions as well. Several of their projects are directed at trying to understand the basic biology of the cortex by studying the mutations that disturb its development. Conditions that they are currently researching include: double cortex syndrome, periventricular heterotopia, schizencephaly, perisylvian polymicrogyria and Walker Warburg syndrome. Click on the link above to access further information about this research.
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Going Modern / Being British examines the life and work of Eric Ravilious: war artist, modernist, and devout chronicler of British life. Recently described by Paul Laity in the Guardian as "more popular than ever", Ravilious's watercolours "seem to sum up mid-century England. But the secret of their appeal lies partly in their complex relationship with modernism".
This exhibition puts Ravilious at the heart of an on-going, but no less fascinating, debate that explores the roots of British Modernism and places this marginalised artist firmly back within the art historical canon of great British artists alongside his one-time teacher Paul Nash. Going Modern / Being British follows Ravilious's relationship with the social, cultural and geological landscape of Britain throughout the 1920s and 1930s exploring the duality of his romantic modernism. With an ever-increasing appetite for the re-discovery of home-grown heroes, Going Modern / Being British is an opportunity to uncover this absorbing approach to Being British.
Book Launch: The Travelling Artist (Ravilious in Pictures Series) by James Russell, published by Mainstone Press
10 March 2012
Bristol was among the various stops on Ravilious's travels, who followed in the tradition of many artists by journeying to the city to capture the bustling docks and industrial shipyard. It was Paul Nash's younger brother John who first brought Ravilious here, capturing his friend's imagination with the old-world charm of the paddle steamers dormant in dock.
Illustrated talk on Ravilious by author James Russell
24 March 2012
The Ravilious in Pictures series is published by Mainstone Press, who have produced a number of beautifully illustrated books focusing on British artists from the 1920s, 30s and 40s. For more information on the newest publication see www.themainstonepress.com
To find out more about author James Russell please visit Russell's blog.
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For more than 20 years, the top choices for a family sedan have been the Honda Accord and Toyota Camry. These two favorites have been at the top of the heap, providing owners with safe, well-made and ever-reliable transport. Though virtually equal in popularity, they've traditionally catered to two different types of drivers. Those seeking a luxury carlike isolation from the road chose the Camry, while those wanting a more involving drive went with the sportier, though somewhat less refined, Accord. The two segment stars have grown in size over the years, resulting in the modern Accord becoming more accommodating but less fun to drive.
As such, the 2010 Honda Accord finds itself lagging behind sportier family car rivals such as the Nissan Altima, the Mazda 6 and the often-overlooked Ford Fusion/Mercury Milan twins. The latest Accord is well built and will likely furnish many years of trouble-free service for its owner, while providing a spacious and comfortable cabin for its occupants.


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The day has arrived. In 9 short hours (I'd better get to sleep!) we begin Day One of the annual Anomaly Harvest! We are all very excited (maybe that's why I'm still awake). Provisions are waiting (orange juice, cantalope, freshly-picked strawberries, grapes--the eating variety, homemade biscuits, coffee ready to be brewed), the scale is set up, the Weighmaster is ready (that's my job!) and now it's just the waiting until daybreak for the fun to begin. Photos and updates tomorrow (if the day ends at a reasonable time). Chantico!
We thought it might happen last week, then we thought--maybe this week. Now, we're thinking maybe the week after next. If you looked at our calendars, beginning in September they are free of any appointments, obligations, vacations, and anything else not directly related to harvest. It's that time of year! We are all pretty jazzed as it's been a great year for the grapes. The weather is now settling down (what gives with the 103 last week??) and milder temps are predicted for the upcoming week - maybe in a little cool drizzle - woo hoo!
Stay tuned as we once again enter Harvest - Anomaly Style!
You may not have noticed, but I have been "absent" of late. Our son got married on August 29 and for the past, oh, year, I have been in wedding planning mode! But it's over, it was wonderful, and I'm back - just in time for harvest! If any of you are curious about the nuptuals, click here - it's a video made by Jason Aaron Goldfarb (www.originalworksonline.com) and he is pretty fantastic. He's our daughter's friend and this was his wedding gift to them. Chantico,
Dawn Gorman of Ohio! The winning slogan is: "If I've Only One Life, Let me Life it as a Cab" and the front slogan, also from Dawn, is, "Magically Delicious"
Thank you to everyone who entered the Dry T-Shirt Contest this year. There were many great entries and we always put them away for review for next harvest - and if yours is chosen, yes, you still get a bottle of our current vintage and of course a (dry) t-shirt!
We are about to enter harvest next week - keep your ears perked and eyes peeled as I may try to upload video so you can really get up close and personal - without having to get sticky or purple!
It's mid-August and it's that time – say it with me! What time is it?? WHAT TIME IS IT? I can't hear you??!!! Yes, that's right, it's DRY T-SHIRT CONTEST TIME!
For the Harvest 2008 t-shirts, Colleen Riordan of Georgia won the bottle of Anomaly Vineyards Cabernet with the slogan:
YOU PICKED A VINE TIME TO LEAVE ME LUCILLE. The Runner-up was Malcolm Roberts of Berkeley, California who won the front of the t-shirt logo with, "Picked, Pressed and Poured."
What will be the 2009 t-shirt slogan? Let's take a walk down memory lane, shall we?
In 2007, the winning slogan was "Anomaly, It's More Than Just A Crush" 2006's winning slogan was "Cluster's Last Stand", and previous winners were Tanks For The Memories; Picky, Picky, Picky; and Think Globally, Drink Anomaly!
The winning slogan-writer gets not only a T-Shirt with the winning slogan, but also a bottle of 2006 Anomaly Vineyards Cabernet Sauvignon. So put on your thinking caps and send 'em in. You can send in as many as you like, but hurry, harvest is just around the corner! Oh please, say it ain't so….! Send your entries to: email@example.com
Our Team Anomaly will vote on the winning slogan and the winner will be notified by email and by a snail mail package. The runner up gets the same prize!
Get those creative juices (preferably cab juice) flowing, and we look forward to your entries! As always, Chantico.
Last week, Joe Delia, one of our favorite customers, made the ultimate sacrifice—he and his wife, Terri, invited seven guests to a filet mignon dinner where they poured every year of Anomaly made to date - seven years for seven guests (well, nine actually!). He shared the above photo as proof as well as the following comments:
"I think you can tell from the smile on my face that we had a great time! Thank you for creating a truly outstanding product!!
The 2000 was considered to be the favorite. Silky smooth tannins and fruit forward, it was a delicious bottle which started the tasting off with a bang.
The '04 and '03 (in that order) were judged to be the best accompaniment to the dinner.
Best Regards,
Joe Delia"
Joe and Terri - thank you so much for sharing this moment with us. And as always, Chantico!
Well, see for yourself! The vineyards are thriving. We have been very fortunate not to have had any rain during the flowering period (sort of like the "mating" period for grapes!) so the little tiny grapes have begun to form on the vines reminding us that harvest will soon be here. Chantico!
Is happening over at Anomaly Vineyards? Why haven't you heard from The Blogger? Well, I'll tell you - we are here and things are good. We haven't (and I use the term "we" loosely - as it should say "I" but I'm too embarrassed to incriminate myself) blogged in a while, I know, I mean, "we" know. . And the reason for lack of writing is that our youngest son, Chris, is getting married and I am deep into wedding planning mode. Okay, that is not a good excuse, but it's the best I have.
Hope the Spring is treating you well and I will "try" to write more often. I promise.
So, to continue my "oh so informative" blog of a few moments ago....
The Meals on Wheels Star Chefs & Vintners event will be held this Sunday, May 17, 2009, at the
Festival Pavilion, in San Francisco's Fort Mason Center
Chef Nancy Oakes of Boulevard will once again lead the most illustrious line-up of culinary talents, along with the most celebrated vintners of Northern California - Anomaly included! Please come by.
Steve and I are heading to the Southland (read: Los Angeles) this Saturday for the annual Winemasters auction for Cystic Fibrosis. This event, spearheaded by Barbara and Allen Balik (genius organizers) is a benefit for the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. It is held at Warner Brothers Studios and is one of our very favorite charities and events. if you find yourself in the LA basin.... please come to the event and stop by to say hi and share a glass of Anomaly with us.
In other Hot of the Presses news, Gerich will be pouring the 2006 Anomaly at the annual Meals on Wheels - Star Chefs & Vintners gala to be held this month - but Gerich, I need the exact date... .Gerich? Gerich.... GERICH....!
Til I hear back from Gerich,
Every year (and sometimes more often than that) we do an Anomaly Retrospective. Mark lines up all of the vintages of Anomaly, covers the bottles in brown bags to disguise the years, and we do a blind tasting. Not only is it fun, but it's quite eductional to see how the wines have aged. He even snuck a barrel sample of the 2007 into the tasting. I am pleased to report that we loved the 2007 and it ranked quite high on all our palates. Here's a shot of Seth doing what we like to call, serious work! Chantico.
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New Bern's Sha'mond Squires, a junior linebacker, made a game-changing interception last Friday against Eastern Wayne. He has two interceptions and a team-best 37 tackles. Squires answered questions from Sun Journal Sports Editor Adam Thompson.
SJ: Was Friday's interception against Eastern Wayne your biggest play of the season?
SS: Yes. For one, we got that conference win. Two, I made a big play to help the defense.
SJ: How did you get your start playing football?
SS: From my brothers Tyrell (Lindsey) and Addrick (Rasberry), and just being around the game a lot. My cousin Taurence (Williams) coaches here, so I had football in my family.
SJ: What does this term, �Bearball,� mean to you?
SS: It means a lot. We play smart, fast and physical. We like to get to the ball and create turnovers.
SJ: How has your contributions expanded from last year?
SS: My game has come alive. I got faster, quicker, better with reads and getting to the ball and making plays.
SJ: Describe your style of play?
SS: I look to play fast, physical and get to the ball and make sure we create turnovers.
SJ: How much does last year's state championship season motivate you this year?
SS: It motivates me a lot. Now I know where we need to get to. We want to get back, but we have to take it one game at a time.
SJ: Do you have anyone you look up to?
SS: (New Orleans Saints) Kevin Reddick. He was a Bear once. Hopefully I will be able to follow in his footsteps one day and be in the NFL.
SJ: With another year and a half left at New Bern High, what are you expecting from yourself?
SS: I expect to go out there and get better each day in practice and be ready for Friday nights.
SJ: What are Friday nights like for you?
SS: Friday nights mean a lot to this school and the city. We know the town is watching and it means we have to put on the game faces and play our best.
SJ: What are your plans after high school?
SS: I hope to go to college and continue to play football somewhere.
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NEW YORK (AP) — Christine McVie says the reason she quit Fleetwood Mac in 1998 is because she had a fear of flying.
McVie tells Rolling Stone there never was any tension between her and the rest of the band but she realized she was tired of traveling.
McVie got a house in the English countryside. Eventually, she got bored. She went to a therapist to conquer her fear of flying, and the therapist asked where she'd like to go. She said Maui.
It turns out Mick Fleetwood lives in Maui and was coming to England, so he offered to fly back with her. She says that took the pain out of sitting there on her own.
McVie will rejoin Fleetwood Mac for a world tour that starts Sept. 30 in Minneapolis.


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Most Innovative Companies 2008
A company doesn't have to be new to be fast. Our list has centenarians like GE and Corning bumping up against young punks like Baidu and AKQA. The result? A master list of innovators who are reinventing the rules of the change game that is today's business.


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Rising Bubble
Application ID: 177
The level set method is well suited for problems with moving boundaries in which the geometry's topology changes with time. A bubble of oil that travels up through water and finally merges with oil at the top causes this kind of topology change. For problems where the topology is unchanged as a function of time, as in free surface movement in a tank (no splashing) and impeller stirring, it is also possible to use the ALE (arbitrary Lagrangian-Eulerian) method.
In this model, three different regions exist initially: the oil bubble, the oil at the top of the container, and the water surrounding the bubble. This example shows you how to use the Laminar Two Phase Flow interface.


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A winner will be chosen at random at the end of this week – Friday, November 19 – and will be announced on the blog.
Please note that if you enter by leaving a comment, you must include a name (either a screen name or your first and last) so that we know who to contact.
Dance with Julianne: Cardio BallroomTwo-time "Dancing with the Stars" champion Julianne Hough is ready to share her best-kept secrets and techniques for getting a lean, toned dancer's physique!
Known for her standout choreography, contagious enthusiasm, and ability to teach anyone to dance, Julianne will motivate you to dance the Cha Cha, Jive and Paso Doble with her in this fun and effective workout – no partner needed!
These fat burning moves are carefully choreographed to keep your heart rate up and help you dance your way into fabulous shape. "Dance is the best way to exercise." Julianne says. "You'll have so much fun, you won't even realize you're getting a great full-body workout."


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Great players who missed the North-South game
THE NORTH-SOUTH FOOTBALL football game was not always a summer tradition in our state. I talked with long-time state sportscaster Fred Persinger this week, and he shared that when the game first started, it was played at the end of the high school season and in many years was played on New Year's Day. It was our state's version of a New Year's Day bowl game.
The game was stopped in the 1950s and re-started again in 1976 as a summer event.
Because the game was not played in the 60s and early 70s, here are some great athletes from the south that missed a chance to play in the game.


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1927 Modified Ford Lakester - The Mutt SpecialWritten by Eric Geisert on April 1, 2010 Ed Gromer's '27 Modified
What do you get when you mix a little bit of dirt in with a little bit of salt?
For 56-year-old Ed Gromer, from Centerville, Ohio, you get a whole lot of fun wrapped in a wheelbase of only 96 inches.
After years of working as an engineer at GM's Moraine, Ohio, facility (where he worked on the dyno testing of vehicles), Ed knew his time with the company was coming to a close, and he began looking for a suitable project to build. Having worked on Sprint and Champ Cars back in the '80s, Ed was already clued in on what could be done with a small (and efficient) engine in a light car, but it was only when he took some time to cruise the Internet and started to check out photos of vintage salt and dirt track race cars that it finally dawned on him what his next car should be.
From the get-go Ed knew what he wanted would be his interpretation of what those cars were all about. His "want list" would soon include a track nose, block tires, a quick-change, and, if he could find one, an injected Offy motor.
But you have to start somewhere and, for Ed, square one in the build was the chassis and body. Old Dog Street Rods in Maryland Heights, Missouri, offers a '27 Lakester kit, which is comprised of a 'glass '27 Ford roadster body (with two opening doors) and a pinched frame with a radical kick in the rear to accommodate suspending a quickie rear. Ed used this kit as a base to work from, and modified nearly everything on it to get the car the way he wanted it. He added 2 inches in the body at the quarters (for a little more legroom), changed over to Model A crossmembers, changed the existing pinch, Z'd the front 5 inches, and added more kick in the rear (for a total of 12 inches).
The list of parts used on the front and rear suspension includes most of the "usual suspects" for a build of this type: a drilled Super Bell 5-inch-drop I-beam axle and spindles, and a Posies reverse-eye spring. The hairpins, both front and rear, were made by Chris Staneck and the owner. (With a smile, Ed says he looks up to Staneck like an older brother-a much older brother). Out back a '27 Ford reverse-eye spring works with a set of Speedway Motors friction shocks and Panhard bar, which all pivots off a rearend featuring a Rodsville aluminum quick-change (4.11:1) and 11-inch drum brakes. Up front '40 Ford brakes were used and the backing plates drilled out. Ford wire wheels, 16-inchers on each corner, are wrapped in Coker rubber: 5.00 up front and 8.90 in the rear.
The powertrain in Ed's car initially came from a Ford Ranger. He turned the 2.3L engine over to Performance Clinic Company in Beavercreek, Ohio, along with a bunch of performance parts from Esslinger Engineering in El Monte, California. Esslinger, which has been around for 30 years, specializes in 2.0 and 2.3L Ford SOHC engines (and making them go really fast!). The inline was assembled by Performance Clinic Company using stock rods and pistons and an Esslinger cam (PN 2267). An Esslinger head was also used (equipped with Crane valves and heavy-duty springs) and is fed by a pair of 40 DCOE Weber side-draft carbs mounted to an Esslinger manifold while exhaust exits through headers made by Staneck. Esslinger also provided the pulleys and harmonic balancer, and the aluminum radiator was custom-made at Spyke Radiator in Brownsburg, Indiana. Ed used a SPAL fan for the radiator, an MSD distributor and ignition box, plus an ACCEL wire kit. The whole shebang bolts to the Ranger's five-speed transmission, which is topped with shifter that features a shift knob from a tractor.
The engine is covered by a custom hood made by the owner, and under the car is an aluminum bellypan fabbed up at Staneck's shop. The 'glass track nose, narrowed 3 inches by Ed, came from Superior Glass Works, and is protected by a single nerf bar/guard created by Josh Shaw (the quick-change rear features a Staneck pushbar).
After the '27 Ford windshield posts were cut 2.5 inches and the bodywork done, Ed picked up some R&M Black paint from Performance Paint & Supply in Dayton, Ohio, and sprayed all the parts and body pieces himself. The interior was the next item on the build sheet, and Ed worked with Staneck in making the bomber-style bench seat. Using 0.060 hardened aluminum (some pretty stiff material), Ed says they beat the aluminum over every pole they had in the garage to get the desired shape for the seat, then hand-bucked "a bizillion rivets" to finish the look. Ed even found a Hughes Aircraft Company ID plate on eBay for $5 that made the seat look like it was war surplus.
A trio of Stewart Warner gauges was used on the simple dash, and an owner-made steering column supports a LimeWorks four-spoke steering wheel. The drilled-out look of the steering wheel is copied in the Pitman arm hanging off the side of the cowl (it connects to a modified BMW steering box behind the dash).
After Ed added the black rubber from Dynamat and some black canvas, the interior was done. With the addition of '27 Ford headlights and taillights (complemented with a '40s-era accessory rear signal lamp from the Automobile Go-Light Company), the necessary items chromed by Metal Brite in Dayton, Ohio, and the Mutt Special name lettered on the hood by Mike Smith, the little rod was done and ready for the road.
About the only item Ed hasn't gotten to is adding some World War II aircraft seatbelts, but he has been able to take the car out and it has been well received, garnering a Top 12 award at the NSRA Nats, a Top 100 award from STREET RODDER at the Goodguys Bowling Green event, plus a Super Bell award at the Shades of the Past event. What he wasn't prepared for is the wild response both his and Staneck's modified (featured on page 30) has gotten from the general public. Who knew you could pack this much fun into such a small package?
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A LimeWorks steering wheel is attached to an owner-made column, and a trio of Stewart Warner gauges let Ed know what's going on.Not finding the injected Offenhauser that he wanted for his modified, Ed went with a 2.3L Ford Ranger motor assembled by Performance Clinic Company using a bunch of go-fast parts from Esslinger Engineering. A pair of Weber 40 DCOE carbs feed the head, with exhaust exiting down the side of the car via an elongated lakes pipe. The inline is mated to a Ford Ranger five-speed trans.The track nose, from Superior Glass Works, was narrowed 3 inches by Ed while Josh Shaw created the simple bumper/nerf bar.


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Important Additional Information for Work-Study students.
Complete an electronic I-9 Form and a W-4 Form with HR. Click here for acceptable forms of identification.
Payroll Schedule for the current semester.
Student Financial Aid Office - learn about how to apply for all types of aid including Work-Study.
Understanding the University grievance procedure BU-PP 822.
Who can be employed
Baylor University students who are eligible to work in the United States may compete for on-campus jobs. Federal Work-Study (FWS) eligible students have priority through the first three weeks of class of the fall semester. Please be aware that that number of students who qualify for FWS is larger than the number of available positions. All students will not be employed. If you decline your FWS award in order to receive another type of aid, you are limited to loans and will no longer be eligible to work on campus for the remainder of the current academic year.
When to begin the job search
You may begin the job search as soon as you have registered for classes, you have been notified of your eligiblity for the upcoming award period, and available positions are posted.
Priority deadline
We give priority for on-campus employment to students who have completed a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), and who have accepted Federal Work-Study(FWS)eligibility. FWS is a financial aid program.
The Student Financial Aid Office sets a date (usually three weeks into the Fall semester) when on-campus employment will be opened to other Baylor University students who are eligible to work in the United States and do not qualify for FWS. The priority deadline for Fall 2016 is September 12, 2016.
Eligibility for community service jobs
Due to federal regulations, community service designated jobs are available only to those students who are eligible for Federal Work-Study (FWS).
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Several factors dictate how many hours per week a student can work on campus.
• Cannot work during times that the student is scheduled to be in class,
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• Cannot work more than 20 hours per week while enrolled in classes. This is a Baylor policy intended to protect the academic pursuits of the student.
Example: Semester award divided by hourly wage equals number of hours. $1,325.00/$7.25 = 182.75 hours
Number of hours divided by number of weeks per semester equals number of hours to work per week. 182.75 hours/20 weeks = 9.14 hours per week
The budget of the hiring department may limit the student to a lower number of hours per week than they are eligible to work or would like to work.
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Will.i.am has been surrounded by controversy since joining The Voice and is facing criticism once again - he's been slammed for spending too little time with his contestants.
The Black Eyed Peas rapper was given a scolding by bosses and accused of being rude when he tweeted from his mobile phone during Saturday's live show.
And now the star has been blasted for failing to give enough time to the acts he's mentoring on the BBC programme.
An insider told The Mirror: "Some of Will's acts were furious that they hadn't been given more contact with their coach. He isn't interested in tutoring the singers on their performances. He just wants to have a chat and be done with it. His acts have to contact him by Twitter if they need help, but there's no telling where he might be."
Will is reportedly being paid £600,000 to appear on the show and train his chosen acts.
His singers are said to be dissatisfied with his efforts in comparison to fellow coach Tom Jones, who rehearses with his team members five times a week.
However, the hip-hop star is adamant that keeping his distance is not damaging to Team Will.
He explained: "I've just got a different approach... My coaching is, 'Hey, let's talk.'"
When asked if he thought his competitors were at a disadvantage because of his absence, he said: "I'm not worried. I don't get nervous about not being here. It all depends on how you coach. If you focus on trying to unlock the magic within you, there's no coach and no rehearsal which can bring that."
The 17 year old heartthrob works as a part-time lifeguard. Blind Audition: Jason Mraz - I'm Yours
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Ed Sheeran has already shown support for the 24 year old, describing a cover he sang as 'sick'. Blind Audition: Plan B - She Said
His biggest fan is his dear old dad who never misses a gig. Blind Audition: The Script - Man That Can't Be Moved
This 33 year old has already had a taste for fame: his father is a rock star, his brother is in Waterloo Road and his band have supported Bon Jovi. Blind Audition: Eliza Doolittle - Pack Up
This cutie owns a company that organises music events for children. Blind Audition: Corrine Baile
At 47 years old, Murray has been working in the business for 30 years. Well, as the old saying goes - if at first you don't succeed... Blind Audition: James Morrison - You Give Me Something
Hannah was so star struck in her audition that she couldn't remember her mother's name. Blind Audition: Lady Gaga - You and I
This lovely Lady dropped her title in favour of...err...Bo. Blind Audition: Usher/ David Guetta - Without You
With over a million views on YouTube and this bow-tied laddie made all four judges turn their chairs
Wobbly audition or not, Jessie still turned her chair and that's what matters. Blind Audition: Leona Lewis - Run
Despite having a record deal with Sony at just 16 years old, the tragic loss of his brother meant Cassius' dreams never materialised. Now, he's back and ready to start again. Blind Audition: Neyo - Closer
The shy Welsh builder surprised us all with his sassy rendition of a Motown classic. Blind Audition: Stevie Wonder - Superstitious
A backing singer who's sung with the best of them, Kirsten fancies some limelight of her own. Blind Audition: Emile Sande - Heaven
This Guilford twosome do everything together, including sing and wow Jessie J. Blind Audition: P!nk - Perfect
This contestant claims he is constantly judged on his appearance, after such a swagtastic audition we bet his voice will be taking centre stage from now on. Blind Audition: Madonna - Like A Virgin
Team Jessie - Jessica Hammond Boldly singing one of the coaches' own songs clearly paid off for Jessica as she got all four to turn in their chairs
The 17 year old's audition moved Will.I.Am to tears. Blind Audition: John Legend - Ordinary People
After contracting alopecia, Toni's confidence ebbed away together with her dreams of pursuing a career in music. Lucky for us she's got her confidence back. Blind Audition: Will Young - Leave Right Now
This bright haired lady has a fear of auditions but has sung as a backing singer for R. Kelly and P.Diddy. Blind Audition: Gnarles Barkley - Crazy
One word: quiff. Blind Audition: Adele - Set Fire To The Rains
This 47 year old grandma from Falkirk has got a pretty big voice. Blind Audition: Rolling Stones - Wild Horses
This young man started a major name dropping battle between will.i.am and Tom Jones. Blind Audition: Stereophonics - Maybe Tomorrow
A singer at a holiday park, Leanne hopes to bring her talent to a wider audience. Blind Audition: Beyonce - If I Were A Boy
The 31 year old from Manchester finds any opportunity to sing, she has even lent her voice to a drum & bass album in Japan. Blind Audition: Sara Bareilles - Love Song
This couple famously flipped a coin to decide which judge to take. Blind Audition: The Beautiful South - A Little Time
Lindsey's mum egged her on to audition, and oh so very grateful we are. Her distinct country twang made Tom's head (and chair) turn. Blind Audition: Rod Stewart - I Don't Want To Talk About It
This 20 year old has always had music in her life and has even sung for the Prime Minister. Blind Audition: Kelly Rowland - When Love Takes Over
You might recognise this woman from '80s band Five Star. Then again, you might not. Anyway she misses the fame game and wants in again. Blind Audition: Christina Aguilera - Fighter
This singer, dancer, actor sang backing vocals for Amy Winehouse and made all four coaches turn. Blind Audition: Taio Cruz - Dynamite
Like another contestant on Will.I.Am's team, Tyler also has links with Amy Winehouse. Blind Audition: Otis Redding - Sitting On The Dock Of The Bay
Jenny Jones, who we might start calling Jenny J, began singing at church before hitting the pub circuit. Blind Audition: Duffy - Mercy
Joelle has already recorde backing vocals for the likes of Rihanna and Toni Braxton. Blind Audition: Adele - Rolling In The Deep
After singing one of Jessie's own songs, the pink haired singer made all four judges turned their chairs. Blind Audition: Jessie J - Mamma Knows Best
Sophie loves Danny O'Donoghue and has queued for eight hours to see him (twice). Shame he didn't turn around... Blind Audition: Estelle - American Boy
This tender 18 year old boldly sang a Black Eyed Peas' hit to catch the coaches' attention. It worked: Will.I.Am turn his chair. Blind Audition: Black Eyed Peas - Where Is The Love?
Jay landed himself a record deal 3 years ago, but unfortunately things didn't work out. Blind Audition: Aloe Blacc - I Need A Dollar
Everyone remembers this guy's audition, not only was Jaz the only person to sing two songs, but his rendition of Ordinary People made the coaches cry. Blind Audition: Ed Sheeran - A Team
The bespectacled lass' audition song choice was inspired by her mother. Blind Audition: Cyndi Lauper - True Colours


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10 Things You Loved in June
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What did you want to cook, eat, and read about through the months of 2013? We always find it instructive and entertaining to look back over the past year and see what you loved.
10 Things You Loved in June
- What's the Deal with Butter in Coffee?
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Welcome to The Kitchn's Best of 2013 roundup!
From December 21 through January 3 we are rounding up our favorite (and your favorite) posts from the past year. We'll also share guest posts, special holiday features, and a sparkling Winter Glam Cocktail Party, the final installment in our 2013 Gatherings from The Kitchn. Happy Holidays!
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Most Firms With DB Plans to Keep Them Open to New Hires
Among defined benefit plans offered to new hires, 54 percent are hybrid plans such as cash balance plans, which combine elements of defined benefit and defined contribution plans, but legally are defined benefit plans.
More than two-thirds of U.S. corporations that offer a defined benefit pension plan to new employees say they are committed to continue offering the plan to new hires, according to a survey from Towers Watson & Co.
Of the 424 midsize and large employers—based on the number of participants—with a defined benefit plan surveyed, just 36 percent—down from more than 90 percent in 2000—still offer DB plans to new employees. Of that total, though, 68 percent responded they remained committed to new hires.
The survey, "Pensions in Transition; Retirement Plan Changes and Employer Motivations," also reports that support for DB plans is strongest at companies with the most participants. In the largest 10th percentile, 45 percent offer their DB plan to new hires.
While the commitment to new hires isn't surprising to Alan Glickstein, a senior retirement consultant in the Dallas office of Towers Watson, it might seem so to others, he said.
"The actual story is a bit more varied than that. There (are) different answers for different employers. Some have moved away from pensions. Others are highly committed," Glickstein said in an interview.
Among defined benefit plans offered to new hires, 54 percent are hybrid plans such as cash balance plans, which combine elements of defined benefit and defined contribution plans, but legally are defined benefit plans.
"I do think we'll continue to see movement away from traditional pension (plans)," Glickstein said. "Death is sometimes more like evolution than an end, so what I think we're seeing is a transformation, and I think we've seen it for 10 to 15 years now," he said.
Among companies that have converted to hybrid plans since 2000, 40.4 percent said their primary motivation was to reduce cost, with 29.8 percent citing a reduction in cost volatility.
Among the 245 companies that have moved to defined contribution plans only from a DB plan, 64.5 percent have closed their DB plan, 33.1 percent have terminated it, and the rest have frozen it. A freeze is one in which no employees earn future benefits, while typically when an employer closes a pension plan, that means new employees are not offered coverage in the plan.
The top two primary reasons for the move for those employers was a reduction in cost, at 44.9 percent, and a reduction in cost volatility, 39.9 percent.
The survey was conducted from October through December of 2011.
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Khloe Kardashian Odom, star of Kourtney & Khloe Take Miami, addressed pregnancy rumors head-on this week, telling reporters that she's not expecting, she's "just fat." Her mom, Kris Jenner, and brother, Rob Kardashian, speak out about the reports that Khloe is two months pregnant with husband Lamar Odom. Keep reading for more details on what the Kardashians have to say about the false baby news…
When reporters asked Khloe Kardashian, star of Kourtney & Khloe Take Miami, point blank if she was expecting a baby with professional basketball player husband, Lamar Odom, she replied, "No, I'm just fat." Earlier this week, reports of Khloe's alleged pregnancy were spread all over the Internet, but her family comes to her defense, putting rumors to rest.
"If Khloe is pregnant, I would be the first to yell it. So, no, she's not — unless they're holding out on me, in which case they're both grounded," Khloe's mom, Kris Jenner, said. Khloe's brother, Rob Kardashian, also came to Khloe's defense. "She's not pregnant. I live with those two, and I would know if she was pregnant," Rob says.
Pregnancy speculation has been circulating since February when the Kourtney & Khloe Take Miami star admitted that she was no longer on the pill. "We're just being a healthy married young couple," Khloe said at the time. "I'm not sitting here staring at an ovulation calendar. I'm not saying to Lamar, 'Okay, it's time, let's go!'"
Whenever the time does come for Khloe to become a mom, her own mother thinks she'll do great. "She'll be the best mom in the world. She helped me raise Kendall and Kylie. I couldn't have done it without her. And [Lamar] will be a great dad," Kris Jenner says.
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The dipole antenna is one of the most straightforward antenna configurations. It can be realized with two thin metallic rods that have a sinusoidal voltage difference applied between them. The length of the rods is chosen such that they are quarter wavelength elements at the operating frequency. Such an antenna has a well known torus-like radiation pattern.


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Place 2 chicken breasts in large freezer-weight resealable plastic bag. Pound chicken with the side of a heavy can, rolling pin or meat mallet until chicken is 1/4-inch thick. Remove chicken from bag; set aside. Repeat with remaining chicken breasts.
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2012 Charlotte Auto FairWritten by on April 26, 2012 Contributors: Randy Bolig Mopars Dot the Landsacape in the Southeast
One of the largest events in the south is the AACA (Antique Automobile Club of America) Hornets Nest Region's Charlotte Auto Fair on the grounds of the Lowe's Motor Speedway in Concord, N.C., each spring. This huge show takes up the entire infield, areas under the bleachers and a few of the surrounding parking lots. The event runs four days (Thursday through Sunday) and you will want at least a couple of days to explore it thoroughly. While the AACA is noted for its focus primarily on the 'antique' (pre-1948) market, there were a large number of vendors and display vehicles more oriented toward more modern machinery.
If you are hoping for a mini-Mopar Nats, this may be a disappointment; there were Chrysler products interspersed in the Car Corral, some vehicles displayed by car clubs, and spotty vendors with Mopar parts, but you will ended up looking through a much greater variety of other brands to find them. That said, the large number of general product dealers, parts suppliers, and generally cool swap meet items still make it well worth the $10.00 a day to get in.
So, with that said, here is a pictorial recounting of this year's event from last weekend. The 2013 event will be April 4-7; there is also a fall show held in late September. For more details, go to the www.charlotte-autofair.com website.
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These A-Bodies were among the Mopars being displayed at the 2012 Charlotte Auto Fair, which had thousands of cars and tens of thousands of attendees on hand.This '69 Daytona was a number-matching 440/727 combo with 45,000 miles on it. Though showing signs of wear, it had a steady stream of people around it. However, the rumored price was in the six figures and we think it likely went back home with its owner.Out in the swap meet was this 1948 Special DeLuxe Plymouth coupe on a trailer for a discounted $1200.00; the bullet holes in the windows were included...There were not many Mopar-exclusive parts vendors, but boxes of stuff seen could have yielded treasures. In the background, the monster screen featured interviews and special cars.The classics of earlier hobbyists included cars like this Chrysler Town & Country from 1953; if was for sale for $26,500.The Plymouth Owners Club was under the grandstands with 14 member cars on Saturday, with both Dodge and Plymouth models represented.Seen from the grandstands, a throng of people surround some of the club cars on pit row; the grass was too wet to be parked on, or it would have been full as well. The Car Corral sales area was the actual racing surface.Tim Skinner and his son Chris had this gorgeous 1948 L-head six cylinder Chrysler on display in the show field. The father-son duo restored the car themselves.
How about a Red Ram Hemi in an Austin Healey? Fox Engineering was using this customer's car to show off their efi Weber and Hilborn conversions.This 383 Super Bee was a very nice Ramcharger-equipped B-Body in the Car Corral; $37,000 was the asking price on this one, which was already done..,and done well.


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Are you fascinated by the intricate geometric patterns that create quilts? What is really known about the history and traditions of quilt making? Come to the Rum River Library, located at 4201 6th Avenue in Anoka on January 12th at 2:00 pm for a historical look at quilts and their design and construction.
"Quilts are like a storybook stitched together with needle and thread," said Anoka County Commissioner Robyn West. "Learn how to read them at this informative workshop."
So many stories about quilting have been handed down, but they don't always hold up under a close look at history. Find out the real stories behind the history of quilt design and construction. The many color photos of antique quilts included are sure to delight even non-quilters.
"Quilts are so much more than just blankets and bedspreads," said Library Board Vice President Cathy Montain. "They often represent family history and are full of memories."
This historical look at quilts is sponsored by the Anoka County Library and is presented by the Anoka County Historical Society. This program is free and open to the public and is funded with money from Minnesota's Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund. Seating may be limited.
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