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By John Brenden--Montana State SenatorThe Brenden Report
January 29, 2014 | Volume 101 / Number 5
The past few days I have been besieged by phone calls on the price increase of propane. This past weekend this increase has been on the national news as well. There are many reasons for this terrible price hike and I am sure you have heard them all.
But this cannot continue.
I would urge you to call the governor's office and our congressional delegation (see contact information below) to put pressure on the powers that be to roll back this intolerable increase.
Is there price gouging going on? I do not know, but one could sure jump to that conclusion.
Gov. Steve Bullock
406-444 3111 – Helena
406-444 5529 – fax
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Congressman Steve Daines
202-225-3211 – Washington, D.C.
406 969 1736 – Billings
Sen. Max Baucus
800-332-6106 – Washington
202-224-9412 – fax
406-657-6790 – Billings
Sen. Jon Tester
202-224-2644 or 866-554-4403 – Washington
202-224-8594 – fax
406-252-0550 – Billings
This propane situation, in my mind, is a result of anti natural resource development laws, rules and regulations that have been put in place. Examples of this are no refineries being built since the mid 1970s and the continued delaying of the XL pipeline.
I would hope we citizens will start a firestorm with our elected officials to reverse these terrible laws and regulations.
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Ever take a little time out to just sit back and take in your surroundings and end up people watching?
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Like the time a little girl of around 4 years old got so excited to see a real live princess that she just flung herself at Cinderella and cried into her gown before sobbing that she loved her.
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Tom Langdon
President, 2015-2016, Fairbanks Member (2014-2016)
Tom moved to Fairbanks and joined OIT in September of 2011. Since then he has become progressively involved in university affairs and interfaces with more and more staff. He says serving in governance is yet another way for him to contribute to improving the workplace and working at the university has been an incredible experience. He looks forward to contributing to making it even better.
Monique Musick
Vice President, 2015-2016, Fairbanks Member (2015-2017)
Monique Musick has been an active representative in governance almost as long as she has been at Statewide in the Office of Public Affairs. Participating in governance has been the most important way for her to contribute to improving the workplace, to comment on policies and practices affecting staff, represent staff concerns, facilitate communication, and to learn about activity at all levels of the university. Musick truly enjoys this work and would like the opportunity to continue to represent staff perspectives in the systemwide governance process.
Alesia Kruckenberg
Secretary, 2015-2016, Fairbanks Member (2015-2017)
Alesia has been with the University of Alaska (UA) as a student and/or employee for more than 15 years. She earned both a paralegal and an accounting degree from UAF and is pursuing a master's in public administration from UAS. She began her career with UA in 2001, as an Administrative Assistant for Statewide Risk Services. Four years later she accepted a Budget Analyst position with the Statewide Budget & Planning (SBP) office. Today she is a manager for the SBP office, overseeing the development of UA's operating and capital budgets. Alesia is dedicated to the success of UA and believes that effective system offices (Statewide Services) are an important component. When compared to UAA or UAF, Statewide is small group, but perform important functions such as service to the three universities and compliance/oversight. She believes Statewide offices have unique challenges, which require an informed and engaged governance presence in order to maintain effectiveness.
Britton Anderson
Fairbanks Member (2014-2016)
Britton has been working with OIT since 2007 in various capacities. His love for technology has shined through in the University's technological advancements, championing services and helping departments adopt them and assisting with their business practices. As a result, he's developed an affinity for teaching his love for technology to others and teaches in the IT Specialialist program at CTC, the same program he graduated from. In 2011, he served on UAF Staff Council and served on the Parking comittee, as well as the Facilities committee for the design and construction of the new Margaret Murie Building. In 2012, he transitioned professionally to the Network Operations team and began serving on SAA as an alternate, and has helped with key initiatives such as BOR Policy review, and Shaping Alaska's Future.
Dale Denny
Fairbanks Member (2015-2017)
I am a lifelong Alaskan. I began my employment at the University in 1987 as a computer operator for UACN Production Services. As a computer operator, lead operator, and manager for OIT Data Center Operations, I have viewed employee relations from multiple perspectives and noted (and learned from) the results of actions taken, both desirable and otherwise.
I would like the opportunity to be more active in governance in light of the difficult times we all recognize to be on the horizon.
Linda Hall
Fairbanks Member (2014-2016)
Linda Hall came to Fairbanks from Anchorage in Feb 2006 joining UA Statewide in Cost Analysis. She moved to Fairbanks in order to be closer to the grandkids. In December 2007 she accepted an accountant position in Foundation Accounting. She has been in the accounting field for over 20 years. In 2005 she was an ambassador to China in the People to People program for accounting. She traveled to Beijing and Shanghai for that program. She is a member for the Lupus Foundation of America Alaska Chapter. In her spare time she likes to crochet, read or spend time with the grandkids. Linda was a voting member of SAA 2007-2009, and as alternate 2009-2011.
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Arthur Hussey
Fairbanks Member (2015-2017)
I have been in Fairbanks off and on since 1996. I transferred to Statewide from UAF in early 2012, shortly after I finished my distance ed Master's degree in humanitarian services. Here at Statewide, I coordinate Financial Aid for Student and Enrollment Services (SES). My position requires that I collaborate closely with a wide variety of audiences on both technical issues as well as upper level policy matters, similar to SAA demands.
Specifically, I am interested in SAA for four reasons:
1. I believe in Statewide and the value it provides UAF, UAS and UAS;
2. I am not new to difficult, necessary organizational change and believe that "change management" is critical, more so now;
3. I work closely with stakeholders, particularly in Student and Enrollment Services where I am based and would bring that collaborative approach to SAA; and
4. I'd really like to participate in organizational level discussions and representation for Statewide staff.
Buffy Kuiper
Fairbanks Member (2014-2016)
Buffy has worked with the UA College Savings Plan and UA Scholars Programs since 2006 and previously worked at the Fire Department and Parking Services at UAF. She enjoys helping families prepare for post-secondary education and hearing the life changing stories experienced by both UA Scholars and participants in the college savings plan.
She is honored to be a member of SAA as it has allowed her to get involved in staff issues, become an advocate for staff and work with a fabulous team of SAA members that continue to make the University of Alaska the ideal place to work.
Danielle Nelson
Anchorage Member (2015-2016)
Lisa Sporleder
Fairbanks Member (2015-2016)
I started working at UAF in 1990 and moved to Statewide in 1993, first in Public Affairs and then Human Resources before getting hired by Data Center Operations in 1997 as a Computer Operator. I've held my current position, Data Center Analyst, since 2000. My previous service as an SAA member has included terms as Secretary, Vice-President, and President. During my SAA presidency, I also served one year as Vice Chair and two as Chair of Staff Alliance, and three years as Chair of the System Governance Council. While I have not been on SAA the past four years, I have continued to participate in SAA events, coordinating the Holiday Food and Mug Drive and publishing the program for the annual employee awards event.
Chrystal Warmouth
Anchorage Member (2015-2016)
Dana Platta
Alternate Member (2015-2016)
Dana moved to Fairbanks in 2002 from Illinois and began working for UA Statewide, supporting Banner, as the HR Lead Analyst Programmer for Enterprise Application Services in OIT. Dana was involved in SAA from 2006 through 2014, in roles ranging from an alternate to a member to the Vice President. As the Vice President, Dana also participated in the Staff Alliance and the staff compensation working group. She is a strong supporter of the SAA mission (http://gov.alaska.edu/saa/mission.html) and appreciates the role governance can play in affecting, in a positive way, employee welfare.
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This is a TV cabinet made from Tasmanian Eucalyptus and Blackwood. The doors open and slide back down the sides.
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Bennetts chair is made from coopered Blackwood, stained Tasmanian Eucalyptus and wallaby skins.
The hobby Hoppy is designed to go on the end of a broom stick (a modern day hobby horse). Let the kids do the sweeping for you!
An adjustable table/desk lamp, using minimal materials. 550mm x 350mm. Georgette is Flat packable, and 80% recyclable with each component separable. Shades are available in a variety of colours.
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Hand blown glass and timber.
Commission for Qantas Headquarters. I made 4 of these.The counter weights for were 5kgs each and the reach had to be just over 2m.
For this I was commissioned to design a Pop-up seating installation for Ten days on the Island and Hobart City Council.
This commission was done in collaboration with artist Jonathan Partridge.
We wanted to make an art piece that gave a vision of belief, community and discovery to the students in Rosebery. Tree of life sits in a vast wilderness with an expansive sky. The tree is filled with a community/flock of birds from all walks of life representing families, individuals and collectives. Colours were chosen to represent change in season and change in life.
The birds are also a symbol of freedom. Only some of the birds were painted with the idea being that a few can stand out against many.. This was a bit of our metaphor for Rosebery, to give hope and inspiration.. The tree is gnarled and twisted representing the trials and triumphs of wisdom and growth.
I made this commission with Forrest Whitten an amazing saw miller, furniture maker and builder. We felled the trees, milled them and then carved the timber. At the end of this process our waste was enough to half fill a garbage bag.
we asked 6-9 year olds to come up with some haiku poems about their interpretation of life which was then routed into the seats.
This is a commission done in collaboration with Forrest Whitten. This commission was designed to draw on the history of apple growing in the region
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Handmark Gallery - Hobart & Evandale
Casa Monde - Hobart
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PARIS — Lingerie veteran Assya Hiridjee will announce today the purchase of a former Lejaby factory in Bourg-en-Bresse, France, as part of her plans to launch a new French lingerie brand, Monette, in spring 2013.
Hiridjee, a former designer for intimates firm Princesse Tam Tam and the sister of its founder, will also hire around 50 former Lejaby factory workers, who have been largely unemployed since the beleaguered firm shut the factory in 2010.
"We are aiming to manufacture everything in France," Hiridjee said. "The former Lejaby employees have a wealth of experience making lingerie."
She added, "Monette is a new concept somewhere between lingerie and ready-to-wear, essentially centered on silk."
The brand will have a retro feel and target women around 40, Hiridjee said. Its moniker is a shortened version of the French name Simone, which Hiridjee feels corresponds with the vintage feel she is trying to create.
Plans are already in place for two Paris boutiques, in Saint Germain des Prés and on Rue Saint Honoré, as well as international distribution.


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"Ko Lon" Ko Lon by Tina-Perth
Ko Lon Travel Guide: 3 reviews and 6 photos
This island lies 1.5km from Chalong Pier and about the same from Panwa Bali. It is not developed at all, other than two resorts, one is Cruiser Island Resort and the other, Baan Mai. There are no shops or roads and would be good as an escape from the modern world if you feel the need. The island can be reached by either speedboat or longtail. The longtail boat (large one) cost us 500 baht for the return trip.
It is largely natural forest other than on the flat beach front areas which have coconut palms. The forest has been cleared in sections for the planting of rubber trees. There is not a very wide shoreline and snorkelling would not be an activity for Ko Lon as the water is quite murky.
I would not recommend the island for a day trip, but perhaps you could visit as part of an island hopping tour.
- Pros:A place to get away to if you want peace and quiet
- Cons:Nothing there - at all, beaches not great
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I wanna be in a island in my next travel in Thailand
looks like a perfect place to relax, but I trust Mrs Globerover will not like it, as they do not have a shopping center there, unfortunately :-)
Ko Lon seems very similar to a place in Brazil,nice pictures and writings enjoyed looking around.
wow you wouldnt want to use the towels would you?
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Published: Sunday, July 16, 2006 at 4:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Sunday, July 16, 2006 at 12:00 a.m.
To The Editor: If you are a teen or tween in Hendersonville, you are apparently a nuisance. Hendersonville caters to the elderly, seasonal, illegal and the rich.
There is nothing for kids to do; nowhere for them to go. If we alienate the bikers and the boarders, we are going to create bigger problems when they find something else to do.
Yeah, some of them dress oddly, and pierce weird parts, color their hair funny hues. I sometimes have to wonder just why they do it. And threaten my girls, that if they ever ... but that doesn't make them bad.
Throughout history, kids have always found a way to shock or break the mold. Give them their skate park; give them a place to go.
Mandy BlackwellEast Flat Rock
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Oklahoma City teenager accused in death of his baby sister held without bail
The parents of a 13-year-old boy accused of killing his baby sister because her cries were distracting him from a video game were excited about having their first girl, an employee at the apartment complex said Tuesday.
Linda Beletzuy was born Oct. 24 and was nearly 10 months old when she died Friday from a head injury.
Her brother, Crystian Rivera, was arrested on a murder complaint in the death and is in the Oklahoma County jail without bail.
The baby's parents, Carlos and Linda Beletzuy, moved out of the apartment complex Tuesday morning, the manager said. He said they were a quiet family, and he was shocked to hear about the baby's death.
Carlos Beletzuy declined to comment when reached Tuesday by
The apartment complex employee said she remembered the mother taking the baby to the office along with her younger son.
They seemed so happy about the baby girl, she said.
The apartment complex employees asked that their names not be used.
Crystian Rivera was a seventh-grader last year at Mayfield Middle School, said Steve Lindley, Putnam City Schools spokesman.
Crystian Rivera told police his sister started to cry while he was playing video games at their apartment at 1609 N MacArthur Blvd.
He said his character in the game was killed, and he became angry and picked her up and shook her.
He said he went back to playing video games, and she continued to cry and eventually fell asleep, court records show.
Police went to the hospital to investigate suspected child abuse shortly after 10 p.m. Aug. 17. Medical staff told officers the girl had a severe brain injury, a skull fracture and blood clots that were compressing her brain.
The mother told police the infant fell off her bed. She also said the baby had fallen from the passenger seat of their vehicle to the floorboard a few days before, but she was not present either time.
Medical officials said the baby's injuries weren't consistent with an accidental fall. The parents said the baby was left with their son for more than six hours while they were at work.
Police Sgt. Jennifer Wardlow said Crystian Rivera first was taken to juvenile detention at the Berry House on a child abuse complaint but was booked on a murder complaint after the baby died.
Graveside services for Linda Beletzuy are scheduled for 1:30 p.m. Wednesday at Resurrection Memorial Cemetery in Oklahoma City.


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Ok, so Mayah hits her head A LOT! It is quite terrible.
Monday, she was sitting during blanket time and got mad that I was making her stay on the blanket and threw herself back and hit her head straight on the fireplace... like the raised floor part (what's that called), she hit the ledge and had a line bump on the back of her head!
Yesterday, she was at the church visiting daddy at work. She was "dancing" and fell forward and plowed her forehead into the wall. She has a round red bruise center on her forehead.
Does anyone else have LO's that are constantly banging their head? She is so banged up. I feel bad, but honestly, there isn't much I can do to prevent it, unless I dress her in a padded suit, head to toe, lol.
She doesn't cry long when she falls, we don't make a huge deal out of it and she gets over it quickly.


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Stacey Eden led the SCHS boys' cross-country team to an eighth-place finish out of 23 teams at the North Oldham Rumble in the Jungle meet Saturday.
Eden's 16:24 was good for fourth place out of 198 runners. It was his first race back after a thigh injury sidelined him, and Eden, a senior all-state runner, missed last week's Shelby County Invitational for the BMX national event in Louisville.
It has been 8 years since America was plunged into the depths of fear and disbelief when suicidal Al-Qaeda terrorists caused the deaths of nearly 3,000 people on our own shores on Sept. 11, 2001.
Shelby County EMS director Steve Wortham has vowed that those deaths in New York and Washington, D.C., should not be forgotten.
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When the Rocket offense started clicking last week against North Hardin, it was no coincidence that Tavis Elzy was helping lead the charge.
Elzy, a 6-foot, 160-pound junior wide receiver, had nine catches for 81 yards and two touchdowns in last Friday's victory after having just one catch for 9 yards in the season-opening loss to Bryan Station.
The Shelby County girls' volleyball team swept through Scott County and Meade County to move to 13-4 on the season.
The girls hammered Scott County in the first game and then held on in the second for a 2-0 (25-14, 26-24) road victory last Thursday.
The girls then reversed that trend with a 2-0 victory at home against Meade County on Monday. The Lady Rockets held in the opening game, 25-23, and then ripped the visitors, 25-16, in the second.
The SCHS girls' cross-country team took the top two spots but couldn't hold off Seton High School (Ohio) on Friday.
Caterina Karas and Taylor Webb were first and second in the 3K race, with times of 11:01 and 11:50, respectively.
However, Seton took seven of the next eight spots to win the meet.
Rounding out Shelby's to seven were Lindsey Miller in ninth with a time of 12:48, Katie Melanson 12th in 13:25, Alexandrea Schank 13th in 13:27, Kathrin Ulrich 19th in 14:53 and Nettie Melanson 20th in 15:01.
Victoriano Perez, 29, of 801 Shelby Manor in Shelbyville was arrested Thursday on Washington Street and charge with no operator's license and improper turning.
Antonio Cardenas, 41, of 816 Bland Ave. in Shelbyville was arrested Friday at Henry Clay and 7th streets and charged with no operator's license and disregarding a stop sign.
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The Shelby County girls' volleyball team dominated Henry County Thursday night, but the score wasn't the most important thing.
The Lady Rockets beat Henry, 2-0 (25-15, 25-17), but the schools teamed up to raise money with a 'Volley 4 the Cure' night, benefiting the Susan G. Komen Foundation for breast cancer research. The teams raised $1,100 with raffles, a bake sale and donations.
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The Summerville Orchestra has a new conductor.
While May was Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month, officials with the South Carolina Highway Patrol are still urging bikers to "ride smart" and prepare for a possible wreck even before...
He got the earth-shattering call in the early morning hours of Feb. 26. He never thought another one of his officers would suffer a near-death blow while on duty.
Everyone assembled in the Veterans of Foreign Wars hall in Ladson has a story to tell, Mayor Wiley Johnson said during the annual Memorial Day ceremony Monday.
Dorchester County teams are passing on the Sertoma Football Classic.
Ashley Ridge and Summerville have players who received all-state honors this spring from the South Carolina Baseball Coaches Association.
It's days like Wednesday that make Tim McDowell's job especially enjoyable.
Representing the United States, husband and wife duo Robert Gouthro and Dr. Lisa Capriotti brought home two gold medals from the Pan-American Judo Championships in Cuba last month, defeating teams...
Dorchester District 2 students took two of the top three spots in a regional business competition this month.
Arykah Moore, daughter of Ragin Shirley, Jermaine Moore and stepdaughter of Grant Shirley, has received and accepted an appointment to the Class of 2020 at the U.S. Military Academy at West Point.
Approximately 1,940 students have made the Spring Semester 2016 dean's list for academic achievement at Coastal Carolina University.
Dorchester District Two recognizes Ashley Ridge High graduating senior Malcom Powell. Powell is graduating with perfect attendance – he never missed a day of school from first through twelfth...
Century 21 Properties Plus is pleased to welcome Caleb Jordan to its Summerville office. Jordan will specialize in residential property sales in the Charleston area.
June is National "Adopt-a-Shelter Cat" month and the Frances R. Willis SPCA is participating in this wonderful event.
Army PFC Cheniqua Shari Deas graduated from basic training May 13 at Fort Sill, Oklahoma. She is the daughter of Doris Rosemud and Rayford Deas of Summerville and graduated from Summerville High...
MAYPORT, Fla. – A 1999 Summerville High School graduate and Summerville native is serving with a U.S. Navy helicopter squadron that flies the Navy's newest and most...
"Greater love has no one than this: to lay down one's life for one's friends."
We've just celebrated Mother's Day. Father's Day is upon us. Family reunions are coming up. So are summer vacations. All this makes it the perfect time for loved ones to gather...
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Name: Eleanor Logan
Sport: Rowing
Event: Eight
Height: 6-2
Current Residence: Boothbay Harbor, Maine
College: Stanford University
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Fun Facts: Eleanor enjoys watching "Pride and Prejudice" (the BBC version) with her sister, as well as visit the local farmer's market. She also has a pet guinea pig named Bubba Sal
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- 2012 Olympic Games, gold medal in women's eight
- 2008 Olympic Games, gold medal in women's eight
- 2012 Samsung World Rowing Cup II, 2nd (pair)
- 2012 Samsung World Rowing Cup I, 1st (pair)
- 2011 World Rowing Championships, gold (eight)
- 2011 Samsung World Rowing Cup III, 1st (pair)
- 2011 Henley Royal Regatta, 1st (Princess Grace Challenge Cup)
- 2010 World Rowing Championships, gold (eight)
- 2009 World Rowing Championships, silver (eight)
- 2009 US Rowing National Championships, 2nd (eight)
- 2009 NCAA Championships, 1st (eight, team)
Fun Facts: Eleanor enjoys watching "Pride and Prejudice" (the BBC version) with her sister, as well as visit the local farmer's market. She also has a pet guinea pig named Bubba Sal
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A review of Northwest Sinfonietta with visiting Cuban musicians at Benaroya Hall on Friday night, Oct. 5, 2012.
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It would have taken a more than ordinarily determined churl not to be moved and inspired by what happened in Benaroya Hall on Friday evening under the auspices of the Northwest Sinfonietta. Musicians from Cuba sat down to play together with musicians from the United States — part of an initiative that grew out of the sister-city relationship between Tacoma and Cienfuegos.
The music? Well, there could hardly have been a more apposite choice to celebrate the concept of human brotherhood than Beethoven's Ninth Symphony, whose choral finale addresses the subject directly. But also, in honor of the occasion, Christophe Chagnard conducted some pieces by Cuban composer Ernesto Lecuona — "La Comparsa," in Morton Gould's arrangement, proving the slinkily seductive gem of the three. And one of the eight participating members of Cienfuegos' Concert Chamber Orchestra of the South, violist Jesús Manuel Carnero de la Teja, took the podium for a rousing performance of Andrés Alén's "Danzón Legrand."
The Beethoven after intermission had plenty going for it too, including spirited singing by Freddie Coleman's Seattle Choral Company and a talented group of soloists: soprano Jennifer Bromagen, mezzo Sarah Mattox, tenor Stephen Rumph, and baritone Clayton Brainerd. But it might not be unfair to suggest that two simultaneous performances of this summit of Beethoven's symphonic output were taking place.
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Audience involvement is an essential element in any symphonic performance. On this occasion, after two cleanly and convincingly played movements, the rest of the performance seemed to me to split the obvious performer-listener symbiosis in two.
The slow movement was denatured by a lack of weight in the orchestra's usually cultivated string tone. Much orchestral detail, especially from the horns, was lost in the textural shuffle. Intonation was less than immaculate. And in the intrinsically breathtaking finale, some of the tempos were so frenetic as to allow neither the singers nor the orchestra time to articulate their parts effectively (except for fine oboe solos by Shannon Spicciati and some crisp work by the orchestra's piccolo-player).
As a result, for those in the audience familiar with the work, memory and imagination had to fill in the gaps of execution. Newcomers to the Ninth, meanwhile, must wait for another performance in order to experience it fully, though there was enough honest music-making going on, and enough sheer visceral excitement in play, to provide a lot of pleasure, as acknowledged by a rapturous standing ovation at the concert's end.
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Let's face it: Very few forms of public transit are as awesome as trains. That's why we want to live in a house made of trains, just like the ones in this gallery.
A Soo Line caboose, built in 1909, turned into a vacation home in 1976, somewhere in North Pennsylvania
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Red Caboose Getaway, with seven themed cabooses as private suites in Sequim, Washington
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The Deptford Project Café, designed by Morag Myerscough, converted from a 1960s commuter train carriage, Deptford, London, UK
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A 85-foot-long (25.9 m) 1949 Pullman Railcar, converted into a luxurious home by Liz Mapelli, stands near the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry, Portland, Oregon
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Some Orthodox churches of Russia
The Train Wreck houseboat, Sausalito, California, converted from a former railcar used by the San Francisco and Northern Pacific Railway between 1889 and 1907, when it became a Northwestern Pacific Railroad car. It was retired in 1936.
The Centennial Inn, an inn converted from one of seven Montana museums on wheels, displayed during the 1964 World's Fair in New York. This car has been retrofitted as a Victorian railcar.
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Casey, Specter to Check Those Wanting to Represent W. Pa. as U.S. Attorney
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Applications are being taken for U.S. Attorney Mary Beth Buchanan's job.
Sens. Bob Casey of Scranton and Arlen Specter of Philadelphia are in the process of taking applications for Buchanan's position, as well as those of her counterparts in some districts in Pennsylvania, Casey spokesman Larry Smar said Friday.
The country's 93 U.S. Attorneys serve at the discretion of the president, and most offer to resign when a new president is elected.
"It is our intention to begin receiving applications, and we're going to interview (those interested) in the position," Smar said.
Neither Specter nor Buchanan, who was appointed U.S. Attorney for the Western District of Pennsylvania in September 2001, could be reached for comment.
Applications also are being sought for the position held by Michael R. Stiles, interim U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, and Martin C. Carlson, U.S. Attorney for the Middle District of Pennsylvania.
Stiles is the third person to hold the job in Eastern Pennsylvania since last year.
U.S. Attorney Patrick Meehan, who is considering a gubernatorial run in 2010, resigned last July. Laurie Magid, who was acting U.S. Attorney after Meehan's resignation, was named interim U. …


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The $140 million could be losses for the total 15 years; or it could be losses for the past five years, Nester said. He won't know until he completes the audit, which he expects to do in the next 60 days.
"We are trying to make sure we put this in the proper context," Nester said.
Utilities halted its natural gas hedging program in 2011 when it saw that predicting the gas market was not going its way.
All the while, ratepayers have had consistent rates, said Bill Cherrier, Utilities chief planning and finance officer. A typical customer using 60 cubic feet paid $34.50 a month in 2002; $47.55 in 2007; and $46.63 in 2013.
"The goal was to provide price stability," he said. "It did exactly what we intended it to do."
The hedging program never was about chasing the lowest prices, Cherrier said. It was about providing stability in the rates to the customers.
Utilities began the natural gas hedging program in 1997, when the market saw sharp increases and sharp decreases month to month in natural gas prices. Until 2006, Utilities was being praised for its savvy program, which that year reported saving ratepayers $32.7 million over five years.
Without hedging, customers would have paid market rates. For example, in January 2000 the price was $2 per 1,000 per cubic feet; in January 2001 the price was $9, Cherrier said.
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Pharmacological characterization of human stem cells and their differentiation via the GPCR transcriptome
In envisioning how stem cells could be used to replace lacking or deficient cells in the central nervous system (CNS), we recognize that one of the best way would be to induce stem cells present in the brain to differentiate into the lacking or deficient cells. When considering Parkinson's disease, one of the best way to develop a therapy would be for mature neurons that can replace lacking dopamine-expressing cells. The issue is how to drive stem cells into becoming full-fledged neurons. This project proposes a new way at reaching this goal.
Every cell in the organism expresses a battery of G protein-coupled receptors (GPCRs). The GPCRs bind all the small molecules that direct intercellular interactions. Importantly these include all the neurotransmitters and neuropeptides., making the GPCRs the prominent regulators of brain function. Binding of the GPCR ligands initiate a cascade of intracellular reactions that change the transcriptional activity of the recipient cell. Most notably GPCR activation can initiate differentiation, i.e. they may be able to induce a stem cell to become a neuron.
Each cell in the organism, expresses a few dozen different GPCRs. Although not determined thus far, stem cells too will harbor several GPCRs, probably at least as many as the adult cells. If we can find the stem cells GPCRs we may be able to use them to transformed these cells into neurons. The first issue is to find all the stem cells GPCRs. This will be done using a well developed technique, RT-PCR. Using it we will catalog all the GPCRs express in different stem cells.
We will then activate the GPCRs that we have found on stem cells to determine whether they can induce the stem cells to differentiate into neurons. There are already data that a few GPCRs have this ability. Our aim will be to discover how many can do it and whether there is some commonalities between the ones that have this ability. We will also determine whether the exhibit differences in the neuronal phenotypes and thus define the cascade of events that leads to this phenotype.
Knowing which GPCRs can induce neuronal phenotypes and at which step in the differentiation process a particular GPCR acts will have direct impact on therapies. GPCRs are the most sought targets in drug development and many drugs acting on GPCRs already exist. Our research may point at some of these drugs as potential mediators of neuronal regeneration and possibly helpers in therapies aiming at replacing lacking neurons.
The success of this proposal would have a positive outcome for California. It approaches the use of stem cells from a pharmacological stand point. In doing so it leads to therapies that do not require surgical intervention. Instead it may point at existing drugs as potential agents for neuronal regeneration. This would result in immediate applications. It may also point at new targets that should be pursued pharmaceutically.


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CA Names New CTO, Acquires Agile Development Software ProviderCA Technologies this week also unveiled a new release of its PPM software, a key component of its IT management portfolio
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SI New Signature Buys Canadian Firms to Boost Azure SkillsNew Signature has acquired CMS Consulting and Infrastructure Guardian -- which have a combined 50 employees -- to expand its presence into Toronto and boost its Microsoft Azure service offerings.
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Terry, Bass, Melo and a some picks for Gortat.
Suns don't need Terry. They would prefer Lee.
Bass can't be traded until January 15.
Lee, Melo, picks, and maybe Collins for Gortat can be done on Dec. 15.
Terry will be huge for the Celts in the playoffs.
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BART into 2016: Trains Will Run Until 3am On New Year's Day
Once again, BART is taking pity on everyone who flocks into the city on New Years Eve, by extending service until 3am on January 1st.
Those Nasty Carpets on BART Are Now a Thing of the Past
The smelly days of stained, commuter trodden, and allegedly flea-ridden carpets on BART officially end this week.
BART Screeches to a Halt for 5 Days This Summer
Commuters, gird your loins. The transportation apocalypse has finally arrived.
Bike the Strike: Combining Your Bike and Other Transit
The BART strike is well underway, and causing chaos for a lot of commuters. But those with bikes seem to be faring the best in the BART shutdown.
Four Reasons for Bike Riders to Celebrate This Week
There's a lot to celebrate in San Francisco this week! So let's keep it going.
Big News: BART to Eliminate Rush-Hour Bike Ban for Full Five Months
Last night, BART Directors voted to remove the rush-hour bike ban for a full five-month trial, ushering in all day access for bikes and sending bike riders on both sides of the Bay into fits of glee.
You Can Bring Your Bike on BART All Day Next Week
Guess what, bike riders? Next week you can take your bike on BART— even during the usually restricted and ominously sounding "bike blackout period." That's right, BART's testing a weeklong pilot to remove the commute-hour ban on bikes.
When Your Parents Are Hipper Than You
Though San Francisco is a literary city, the typical idioms don't apply here. The one about the pot calling the kettle black is both racist and offensive to Williams-Sonoma, where the best pots are copper and the priciest kettles stainless. And you can certainly have your cake and eat it too—just ask Elizabeth Falkner.
Lately I've been demystifying the notion that you can't teach old dogs new tricks. The old dogs: my parents, who emigrated from New York to San Francisco practically moments after my wife gave birth to our daughter, who's now 2.
Scenes of the City: BART Protests
For this edition of Scenes of the City we tagged along for the fourth week of BART protests in downtown SF. The protesters stayed out of the paid area of the BART stations until they made their way to the Embarcadero. In the Embarcadero Station, one man crossed over to the paid area. Two arrests were made over the evening.
Transported: TransportationCamp Comes to SF in March
Welcome to "Transported," our weekly series about getting places in San Francisco, whether you take the bus or the BART, bike or drive. Come here to find the skinny on secret parking spots, the new bike lanes and how to get across town on Muni without losing your mind.
Billed as an "unconference" spanning the entire weekend of March 19th, TransportationCamp is the perfect opportunity for Muni/BART/AC Transit/bicycle/car-obsessed San Franciscans to nerd out together and make change happen.


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The history and culture of tea is one of many reasons why I pursue this passion. I love to find teas with a special story – enhancing the mystery and beauty of the tea. This is such a tea – a tea that I would love even without a story but the story makes it even more special (and for me, even more enjoyable).
This is one of four teas in Menghai Dayi's Centennial Memorial set – two shous and two shengs. The one I have is the Jiangshan Meiren (An Empire and the Beauties) ripe cake. This tea commemorates the Soong sisters who one hundred years ago followed and assisted Sun Yat-sen and devoted themselves to the Chinese Revolution. In order to commemorate the Soong sisters, finely selected tea leaves from both the Bada and Bulang organic tea gardens of the Menghai Tea Factory were used.
I approached my first session with this tea with great excitement and high expectations. Of course, I feared that it might let me down since my expectations were so high. The color of the leaf is chestnut red with gold traces throughout -many tea buds are seen throughout the cake. The aroma of the dry leaf is very smooth, almost sweet. Two short five second rinses. Dark chestnut colored liquid with a pleasant smooth aroma.
This tea is lovely! The tea broth has a very rich and balanced taste. It most certainly does not disappoint. I'll rate and write more after several additional sessions with this wonderful tea.
This is a dark flavorful shu – sweet and smooth even on the first steep. 5 grams, 15 second rinse, 5 second steep produced a delightful cup. When I go for a longer steep, the brew is thick and almost syrupy with an easy swallow and a spiciness that warms the throat.
I've been working on this over the past two days – I'm on steep #7 and it's still very flavorful. I highly recommend this interesting, rich and delicious cake and I am very glad I purchased two when they were on sale earlier in the fall.
First of all, a big shoutout to Bonnie for this idea!!
I had enjoyed several resteepings of Mr. Han's new 2004 Shu Pu'er when I read a comment by Bonnie where she recommended combining this blend with other base teas. What a great idea! How would it be with a nice fresh shu?
I brewed six ounces of the Spa Blend and combined it with a six ounce brew of Mr. Han's Shu and it was fantastic! This is the fourth day I've reused these same leaves and combined the brews into my Zojirushi travel mug to enjoy throughout the afternoon. Two delicious Verdant teas – what could be better?
I highly recommend this combination. Thank you, Bonnie!
This leaf produces a scrumptious comforting cup of tea. The dry leaves are twisted black (with a little gold thrown in) wires with a very pleasant dark-chocolate fruit aroma. The reddish brown liquid has a smooth sweetness that is caramelized with a hint of bittersweet chocolate and a very pleasant aftertaste. No tea bitterness and very little astringency. This tea is a winner.
Over the past week I have been sipping on two lovely "dark teas" (both are new to me) – this one and an 8685 Gong Ting Puer in Tangerine (22g).
A lovely scent while brewing which produces a thick and mellow taste with the sweetness of a floral honey. This is high quality leaf with the capability to maintain flavor through many resteeps – I stopped at 10. The first two steeps are a bit harsh and earthy but those following are more gentle and quite lovely.
Not available from Yunnan Sourcing at the moment; sourced from Grandness Tea on AliExpress.
Over the past week I have been sipping on two lovely "dark teas" (both are new to me) – this one and a 2012 Supreme Purple Bud Raw Puer Mini Cake (8g).
This is a highly enjoyable find! Gong Ting fermented in an orange rind and it is delicious. The first 2-3 steeps are a bit strong with a pleasant astringency but the later steepings are more mellow – very enjoyable cups from the first to the last. If you break up a bit of the rind with the tea leaves, you can adjust the flavor to match your individual preferences. I find the orange flavor to be quite subtle and the leaf itself is of a good quality. Each orange package weighs 22-24 grams so it's good for four different sessions (each session with many resteeps).
Mrmopar knows sources for this too. My local tea shop sells this to customers (they actually prepare it at the bar and send the rest home for you too for around $4). I think you can get them for $3.50 or less each.
I purchased a pack of 9 in mid-October when they were on sale. Price for nine was $11.54 ($1.28 each) including shipping.
call me naive, source direct is not just the name? i have access through an aliexpress account…. didn't know i could get tea.
JustJames – not sure I understand your comment but yes, I've ordered several different teas from a few select suppliers (I got started thanks to Mr.Mopar). Here's the direct link for the 8685 Gong Ting but you'll note the price difference since they are no longer on sale:
I got my orders in too. I just haven't had a lot of time to post yet! Justjames, I know some good sellers if you need anything from Ebay and Aliexpress. DigniTea, have you tried the Menghai centennial yet? I hope you like it as much as I do. Bonnie knows also I have pretty good contacts. Bonnie I hope this storm hasn't hit you too hard. I think we may get lucky and have this pass north of us. What Bonnie is saying is Happy Lucky's gives the customer what is left from the orange puerh to take home. That was a great idea for them.
mrmopar – No to the Menghai centennial. I'm purchasing the larger cakes for aging (and you know that this collection has grown quite a bit due to your experience and advice shared over the past few months). I don't like to break them until I know there is a possibility that I'll start drinking them. That's why I've been enjoying these and other mini cakes lately (and a few 100g tuos or cakes).
Haha that's why I always get an extra "good" one. 100 gram ones are good! I had some small 5 gram touchas but they are gone now :(
No big storms here. We are burr cold! We had a few inches of snow and arctic chill in the minus and teens the past week. We don't get ice, too dry at a mile high. Sitting in with my tea. Glad I'm retired! Stay warm mrmopar!!!
This is a new tea for me (although I've had it on the shelf for 4-5 months). For some reason, this afternoon I felt like a flavored green. The aroma is fantastic and the taste was exactly what I was seeking – strong and solid but not too overpowering. Delicious with out sugar and good for two flavorful steeps.


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