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Piano Solo. Composed by Various. Music Sales America. Classical. Softcover. 354 pages. Music Sales #AM66895. Published by Music Sales (HL.14019046).
Item Number: HL.14019046
ISBN 0825611113. 9x12 inches.
A compendium of the world's most loved music. True to the spirit of the great composers, this volume fills the needs of students and teachers. Over 100 works, including Schubert's "Moment Musicale," Chopin's "Minute Waltz," Beethoven's "Rondo a Cappriccio," and much more. Spiral bound.
- Air Performed by George Frideric Handel
- Air and Variations Performed by George Frideric Handel
- Album Leaf (Scriabin)
- Alla Turca (Turkish March) Performed by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
- Anitra's Dance (Peer Gynt Suite Op.46 No.1) Performed by Edvard Grieg
- Bagatelle Performed by Ludwig Van Beethoven
- Barcarolle (Les Contes D'hoffmann) Performed by Jacques Offenbach
- Butterfly Performed by Edvard Grieg
- Capriccio Italienne Op.45 Performed by Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky
- Deux Arabesques Performed by Claude Debussy
- Ecossaise Performed by Ludwig Van Beethoven
- Fantasie Impromptu Performed by Frederic Chopin
- Fantasy In D Minor (Mozart)
- Four Pieces From The Little Notebook (Bach)
- Fur Elise (Bagatelle In A Minor WoO 59) Performed by Ludwig Van Beethoven
- Gipsy Rondo Performed by Franz Joseph Haydn
- Golliwogg's Cakewalk Performed by Claude Debussy
- Having Fun Performed by Dmitri Kabalevsky
- Humerosque (Grieg)
- Humoresque Performed by Antonin Dvorak
- Hungarian Dance Performed by Johannes Brahms
- Hungarian Rhapsody No.1 Performed by Franz Liszt
- La Fille aux cheveux de lin Performed by Claude Debussy
- Largo Performed by George Frideric Handel
- Le Coucou Performed by Louis-Claude Daquin
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- Liebestraum Performed by Franz Liszt
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- March Militaire Performed by Franz Schubert
- Mazurka In B Flat Performed by Frederic Chopin
- Minstrels (DEBUSSY)
- Minuet (Blavet)
- Minuet In G Performed by Ludwig Van Beethoven
- Moment Musicale Op.94 No.3 Performed by Franz Schubert
- Moonlight Sonata Op.27 No.2 Performed by Ludwig Van Beethoven
- Nocturne (Faure)
- Nocturne In E Flat Op.9 No.2
- Nocturne Op. 72 No. 1 (Chopin)
- Peter And The Wolf Performed by Sergei Prokofiev
- Poeme Performed by Zdenek Fibich
- Polka (Shostakovitch)
- Prelude Performed by Sergei Rachmaninoff
- Prelude And Fugue Book 1. No 2 (Bach)
- Prelude And Fugue Book 2 No. 12 (Bach)
- Prelude In A Op.28 No.7 Performed by Frederic Chopin
- Prelude In B Minor Op.28 No.6 Performed by Frederic Chopin
- Prlude No. 1 (Bach)
- Rondinio (Field)
- Rondo (Hummel)
- Rondo A Capriccio In G Op.129 Performed by Ludwig Van Beethoven
- Rondo in D Performed by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
- Saber Dance (Khacturian)
- Serenade Performed by Franz Schubert
- Six Variations (Beethoven)
- Sonata In D Major (Haydn)
- Sonata K 543 (Mozart)
- Sonate Au Clair De Lune (Moonlight Sonata)
- Song Of India (Sadko) Performed by Nikolay Andreyevich Rimsky-Korsakov
- Tango Performed by Isaac Albeniz
- The Blue Danube Waltz Op.314 Performed by Johann Strauss II
- The Cascades Performed by Scott Joplin
- The Doll's Complaint (Franck)
- The Happy Farmer Performed by Robert Schumann
- The Little Negro (Debussy)
- The Music Box Performed by Anatol Lyadov
- To A Wild Rose (Woodland Sketches Op.51) Performed by Edward MacDowell
- Traumerei (Kinderscenen) Op.15 No.7
- Trois Gnossiennes Performed by Erik Satie
- Valse (Chopin)
- Waltz (Weber)
- Waltz In A Flat Op.39 No.15 Performed by Johannes Brahms
- Waltz In C Sharp Minor Op.64 No.2 Performed by Frederic Chopin
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I deploy the same application in IBM-WAS on different OS ( Windows , AIX and SUN-Solaris ) , SDK errors appeared on SDK for just Solaris OS , I refer some sites and it talk that the SDK on Solaris OS was build based on Sun SDK is it write ? so please I need to now if the IBM build the Solaris SDK from scratch or based on sun SDK ??
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these two server on the same network and have the same configuration .
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3065 Tasting Notes
Enjoying a big cup of this thanks to Robyn!
The aroma is deliciously vanilla-y and creamy, and the flavour closely matches, with a lovely vanilla aftertaste, although there's almost a bit of a sour note showing up. I can't really tell that the base here is oolong, aside from a little bit of an oolongy aftertaste. I personally think that this oolong could have been executed a little bit better, but it is still pretty tasty to drink as is. Thanks again for passing this along, Robyn – it definitely has a better home here! :)
ETA: Whoops, oversteeped second infusion (4.5 or 5 minutes or however long I infused it for was too long). I was amused however, at the fact that when trying to figure out which tea was in the infuser, I could have sworn it was Citron Oolong in this one. So apparently I seem to be picking up some sort of lemoniness. I can kind of taste it in the cup as well. Not entirely sure I like it, but that's ok! I suspect this one can continue for another infusion or so, but I think I've had enough of it for now. I'll steep it properly next time…
I seem to have a low tolerance for drinking a solid panel of straight teas recently, so this is one of possibly a few flavoured teas I'm throwing into the mix tonight, courtesy of Momo!
I haven't tried a great deal of tea from Teavana, but am not expecting to be too impressed given the generally low view of the company on here (although this tea does have a good rating). I followed the instructions (almost) and brewed this one at 79C for 1:15… it was quite dark at that time already, so I'm worried about hibiscus, although such a short infusion should have tamed it sufficiently… I hope.
The aroma is kind of a fake-fruity sort. Kind of sweet; I can't pick out anything specific, although there may be a hint of mint coming through. Flavourwise… this is interesting. It definitely tastes like a candy I've had in the past, although I can't pinpoint which. The mint is actually blended in quite well here, to result in a refreshing aftertaste but a lack of overwhelming mintiness, which I would have disliked. The rest of the sip is a slightly tart, fakey-fruity flavour.
Honestly, I can see how people would enjoy this one, and I'm not finding it particularly bad, but it's no longer my cup of tea. It reminds me a fair bit of Raspberry Zinger from Celestial Seasonings, which I used to love, and no longer really enjoy at all, since I've discovered how many other, much more delicious flavours are out there!
That said, I appreciate you sending me a bit of this, Momo! My curiosity wouldn't have been sated otherwise :D
The last time I tried this genmaicha (which was a part of my awesome swap package from Missy & Dylan a while back), I couldn't taste much, so couldn't really review it. This time, however…. WOW! This is one delicious genmaicha! I both smell and taste almost a vanilla-y flavour, which could potentially be from cross-contamination, but fits in beautifully with the toasty rice and slightly astringent/seaweedy green tea. Reminds me of a more toasty version of 52teas' Marshmallow Treat Genmaicha. I am really really enjoying this! The one downside is that I think I brewed this a touch too strong, but it's only a touch – it just brings out a bit of astringency from the green tea that I'd rather tuck back in behind the toasty rice.
Thanks SO MUCH for this sample! If Frank doesn't bring back enough Marshmallow Treat for me to be satisfied, I'll look into picking some up this up and… adding marshmallows to flavour it myself?!
ETA: Second cup (2:30/82C) doesn't have the vanilla overtones, and is pretty much your basic light genmaicha. Decent and drinkable, but nothing special.
Thanks to Derek at Peony Tea S. for a free sample of this tea during their shipping times test!
Although the instructions indicated 4g of tea for 100mL of water, I went with 5g of tea for ~200mL water (though I kind of regret it now, so will probably try the recommended infusion method later). I also left the tea in for twice the recommended infusion time, as after 45 seconds, I didn't think the tea would have much flavour. And sipped it, and burnt my tongue :( Anyways…
The aroma from the tea is of a light sweet oolong, but I have to note that I also took a sniff of the wet leaves, and got this crazy sweet seaweed aroma! Absolutely delicious! Kind of like those sweet, seaweed-wrapped crunchy snacks. Delish. I wish the tea smelled/tasted like that, but I suspect it won't.
Sure enough, the tea doesn't taste quite like that, but there is an absolutely delicious, mouth-enveloping sweetness. I want to call it rock sugar, but it's much more complex than that. It's a familiar flavour; I assume I've tasted it before with other oolongs. It's one I could sip for days, though (until it got to be too sweet). The sip finishes with a nice oolong aftertaste, which is absolutely divine. There's a bit of a vegetal flavour interspersed in here, but it's not prominent, as the sweetness really takes over. I suspect subsequent infusions to become more vegetal and less sweet, however.
This tea is definitely a winner! I think I was quite pleased with all the selections I was sent as part of this testing process, so hopefully I will have the funds to make a purchase from Peony Tea S. sometime in the near future!
ETA: Second infusion (2 min/90C) still smells rather sweet and delicious. The cup's a bit stronger this time, perhaps a touch oversteeped (it's a little metallic), but other than that, is still quite sweet and pleasant, and not as vegetal as I was expecting.
Trying to get through a few more of my straight Butiki teas before the contest closes (I really should get on posting these on Facebook and submitting things…) Anyhow, I could have sworn I had tried this tea before, but a) there was no tasting note on it and b) my tea spreadsheet (which is horribly out of date) said I hadn't drank this one. So, they're probably right. And, this was confirmed when I opened this bag of tea and was blown away by the sweetness emanating from the bag! Completely unexpected! All of a sudden I was much more interested in trying this tea.
This is one of the smoothest non-chocolatey blacks I have ever drank! It tastes kind of like a standard black tea, but with a delicious sweetness and absolutely none of the astringency I usually find in black teas. The flavour is light but full-bodied, with a thick, silky mouthfeel. This is really quite delicious! It's probably not a tea I'd pick up again, as I don't typically drink a lot of straight blacks, but I would definitely drink it again happily!
ETA: Yum! Second infusion is lighter but tasty!
I received this as a sample from Teavivre – thanks! Figured I would try it out as it's one of the samples I had yet to get to, but the reviews have been good… so why not!
As soon as the water hit the leaves, I smelled a distinct fishy smell. Not super strong, but enough to make me a little wary. I'm still not a fan of pu'erhs with any fishiness, although I've found that sometimes, an initial fishy smell doesn't translate into the flavour. So, hoping for that!
The initial flavour reminded me a ridiculous amount of Verdant's Cornfields Shu Pu'erh that I tried recently. Except a bit fisher, and a bit stronger. Difficult to describe. A bit of sweetness, a musty flavour, fairly smooth… definitely a pu'erh, but beyond that, I can't describe much else. It's actually a bit too strong for me, and making me cringe a bit, for whatever reason. Too much mustiness per mouthful.
I'm not sure that I'm a fan of this one, but will definitely try a shorter infusion time and less lea next time, as I think it's best drank a bit weak, for me! I'll reserve a rating until then, but I don't think this will ever really be a favourite.
:( I tried this one after my massive lack of success with DT's Cherry Cola tonight, and unfortunately, don't like this one much better. The aroma is fairly light and mild, with a bit of a familiar and slightly unpleasant aroma. I feel like it's an aroma I've associated with a black tea in the past, but I can't for the life of me remember which. The unpleasant-ish aroma follows into the flavour – I'm left with quite a light blend, where I can taste a touch of sweetness that's unfortunately coming off as something a bit rotten, alongside a pleasant black base. I wonder now if it's the rooibos causing this…
Anyhow, I was certainly hoping for a whole lot more than I got from this blend :( Although there was a lot of orange peel, that's certainly not a dominant flavour in the blend (in fact, I can't even really taste it). I can only catch the barest hint of smokiness; given that this is a "campfire blend" I would have expected more. There is a creamy, pleasant aftertaste, which I wish had more impact upon the rest of the blend, but that's its only redeeming factor (though, I say that as this tea grows on me a little… I'm trying to give it a chance by drinking the whole cup, which does seem to be improving my opinion of it, but not enough to ever re-purchase.)
Anyhow, I do wish I had better things to say about this blend, but it's fairly bland (I used 2 tsp for ~10 oz. water, and it got a full 5 minute infusion in boiling water) and has a bit of an odd flavour (although I'm wondering if cross-contamination from other samples from Whispering Pines could be a partial cause of this). Oh well!
ETA: Although I just burnt my tongue on a different tea…. grumbles, the re-steep of this one is fairly decent. Half the water, 6-minute infusion at boiling. I'm tasting light spice, perhaps a hint of citrus, and none of yesterday's wierdness. I will try this one again soon and hopefully it will be better then! Perhaps let it air out a touch.
Hmm. I'm really wondering if there's sample cross-contam in the bag of stuff I got from you. I think one of the teas may be quite strongly flavoured in a way I don't like, and it may have affected the others. I should go through and try all 5 tonight to see if there's a common flavour or something. I really want to like your teas! :(
Hmm…I just checked out the other stuff you ordered and nothing that I can think of would have effected it. You ordered campfire on August 1st though, right? That may have just been too long for stuff to sit together so that might be it. It could be chamomile from the coconut chamomile, which i have noticed doesn't sit well with black tea.
Crazy. I still can't believe that I like this one, given that it has my three top despised ingredients in it! It's a bit overly minty for me tonight, but I'm still appreciating the absolutely amazing chocolatey base and flavour combination. The aftertaste is absolutely to die for here (I think it's primarily Laoshan Black that I'm tasting). I'm really not getting the cinnamon in here tonight, unfortunately, but it's enjoyable nonetheless.
This is one of those teas I never thought I'd want to try, then I decided I absolutely had to… right after it got pulled for the fall collection!
Ooh, indeed it still is! I thought they already sold out of the summer blends but some of them are still in stock.
I love the name. Sounds kind of Harry Potter, doesn't it? Just last night, I was wondering if chamomile would go well with heavier sweeteners/additives like chocolate and caramel.
What is going on?! I swear I have seen reviews for this tea before, yet for the life of me I could not locate it on Steepster! Anyone have any ideas?!
Anyhow, I was a bit apprehensive to try this tea. Normally a peach-flavoured white should sound quite appealing, but for some reason, I expected it to taste disgusting. Perhaps because I had White Pear from Adagio, which tasted like play-dough. Either way, I decided it was time to get over that and try it! What an excellent decision! The aroma is creamy, which reminds me of Persimmon's Coconut Creme (which is amazing), and there's a light hint of actual fresh peach! The flavour completely does not disappoint, either. A delicious, light, creamy white base paired with absolutely fabulous notes of fresh peach and what is coming off to me as fresh apricot. Oh man. I almost wish I had more than just a sample of this tea (aside from the problem of having too much tea in general).
If you are a fan of peachy teas, and like bai mu dan, this is definitely a tea to try! It reminds me of a sparkling peach drink I've had at Christmas on occasion (minus much of the sweetness and the fizz). So by that, I mean, it's pure essence of peaches. Yummmmm!
ETA: Second infusion is a bit lighter, and almost a touch playdoughy, though that could be a consequence of letting the leaves sit overnight. There's still peachy goodness though! I won't take this to a third infusion, however.
This came out of my "try this already!" box. And since everything else I had set to brew up tonight (aside from re-steeps) was an unflavoured tea, I felt like a bit of flavouring… although this wouldn't have been my first choice given the negative reviews of it I've seen.
To start with, the aroma from the dry tea is a bit offputting. I would agree that the aroma is reminiscent of cola in a… chemically sort of way. But, I don't like cola (and especially not cherry cola) to begin with, so who knows, maybe it smells normal to all those pop lovers! Brewed up it smells pretty similar, though not as bad as I was expecting.
The flavour, though, is where it massively crashes and burns. There is just something WRONG with the initial taste. It's quite strong, and chemically, and truly terrible. Bleeeech. I've had seriously oversteeped greens that are more palatable than this!! I'm finding that the aftertaste isn't completely terrible; it does remind me of coke, but unfortunately, I'm not willing to drink another terrible sip in order to achieve the aftertaste. I was contemplating trying this one with sweetener, but I think that would be a waste of sugar.
My advice? Avoid this tea at all costs unless you have an affinity for drinking chemicals. I've complained about flavouring oils and chemical flavours before, but no tea I've tried has been quite this bad (ok, other than the vomit-flavoured Pina Colada from Adagio. I would drink this over that.)
Down the drain this goes! Perhaps I'll run up and grab a Persimmon Tree or Whispering Pines sample that I have yet to try, since I'm still craving something flavoured.
I asked a staff member at my local DT if she knew of anyone who liked this tea, and the answer came really quick: "no!" :P
Whatever strange flavouring they used, it should be banned forever!
Thankfully the Root Beer tea that DT makes is actually much better, and does not have an Stevia, thank goodness!
try some black cherry matcha with cola matcha from Red Leaf Tea it's great (I recommend Cold with ice) you won't miss pop after that :D


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An Emergency Room source at UCLA hospital said Jackson aides told medics he had collapsed after an injection of potent Demerol — similar to morphine.
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"His staff started mouth-to-mouth and an ambulance was called which got there in eight minutes "But found he was in full respiratory arrest, no breathing and no pulse. They started full CPR and rushed him to hospital.
"When he arrived they started resuscitation, giving him heart shocks and inserted a breathing tube and other supportive measures to try and save his life.
"He never regained consciousness.The family was told that he had passed."
A record of the call-out read: "50 year old male Not breathing at all." It gave the time of the call- out as 12.21pm local time.
Medics administered heart massage and oxygen along the route. But they could not revive the star.
Jacko's family were informed and rushed to his bedside as weeping fans began massing outside the city's UCLA Medical Centre.
There were screams of "You've got to save him, you've got to save him" as the star was stretchered in.
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Fox has announced a slew of new additions to their upcoming release schedule, including the highly awaited "X-Men: First Class" sequel. According to a press release, the Matthew Vaughn-directed sequel will hit theaters on July 18, 2014. It's not as soon as next summer, no, but the fact that we can mark down an official release date for more Michael Fassbender and James McAvoy adversarial goodness is enough of a win for one day, I'd say.
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Utie Tootie Fresh and Fruitie - My Utah
Friday, September 21, 2012
That's what we call the beautiful boy.
There is also Utie toot toot toot or The Utenheimer. Isn't he beautiful?!?
I took him to the vet today because he is chewing on his foot. Poor kid. He is now on so many meds.
- 4 Epilepsy pills twice daily
- 1 for yeast infection in pay daily
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- and soak the foot twice daily
My poor beautiful boy. I talked with the vet about switching food. She suggested Blue Buffalo Wilderness Diet. Not Lamb & rice. She said maybe duck and potato. Interesting. I will keep researching.
I appreciate the feedback i have received so far. Keep it coming please.
And one a positive note, I spoke with the vet about his seizures. She gave he a prescription for Diazepam.
No, it is not for me. It is for Utah. if he gets into a cluster situation again we will have this on hand to stop them. I am so happy.
I have a few more recent pics to share. He just loves his bowl.
Also, I was able to get a copy of the report that the specialist sent to the vet after his seizures last week.
It went as follows:
- First and second seizure then a third around 6pm, then again at 8:30 and at 11:45.
Absolutely terrible as far as I am concerned. I am glad to have the Diazepam now.
I ran a good 2 miles today. Not much but at a really good pace. I am happy that I am fitting in something. You gotta start somewhere right?!?
Tomorrow we will be working on the acreage, building our walls. I hope to get loads done since I have been away I have been of little help lately.
Just gotta get some sleep tonight after being up since 3AM this morning. YIKES
HUGS to you. Have a great weekend!!!
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Just getting to read your blog now. Love seeing the pics of Utah! He is such a beautiful boy! I also am glad to hear about having the diazepam. It's just a comfort, I'm sure, knowing that you have it on hand, just in case. Take care and I hope you have a fantastic week!
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He's beautiful!! We love our pets dearly and it's so difficult when they get sick or a health problem.. My sister just called me this morning and her beautiful cat, Halen, died last night. She was getting old but it doesn't make it any easier. We both cried...So I hope you get the problems under control. Take care and have a great weekend!
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Townscape Private View
May 28, 2016
Last night Townscape 2016 was officially opened, with a buzzing private view at the East Grinstead Museum. Speaking at the event were Chairman of the Museum Trust Lloyd Richards, Town Mayor Cllr Bob Mainstone and Example founder Hannah Buckley.
The exhibition continues until 4 September, with free entry. Do make sure you schedule a visit and support the local arts!
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Townscape is up!
It's up and it's fabulous. We'd like to thank the brilliant museum staff for helping make Townscape 2016 possible. What a gorgeous venue!
Townscape will be at East Grinstead Museum from 25 May – 4 September. To find out more about the exhibition, see the Townscape page or visit the exhibition!
A HUGE thank you to everyone who made this possible!
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Townscape Exhibition Launched by 'A Night at the Museum'
March 21, 2016
Example artists are joining forces with students from Imberhorne and Sackville secondary schools in East Grinstead to make drawings at the local museum. The artists have been invited by curator Jessica Hadfield at East Grinstead Museum to respond to the collection in order to produce an exhibition of contemporary art work in the summer of 2016.
When planning for Townscape 2016, the artists thought it would be great to get really keen art students at each school to 'mirror' the project. The town library has kindly offered to show the students' work in a 'sister exhibition'.
A 'Night at the Museum' was arranged and provided a platform for both artists and students to draw the collection together. Curators were on hand to answer questions about the collection, so that the story behind each chosen artifact could be recorded.
Jessica Hadfield at the Museum had this to say about the project:
"I am delighted to be working with Example on this project to find new ways to use and interpret the Museum's varied collections. Working with the artists and students, whether they have chosen an item from our Museum Store behind the scenes or an item on display, has provided us with a valuable opportunity to revisit and find new meaning in our collections. Each item the artist has worked with as part of this project will be displayed as part of Townscape 2016 giving us a wonderful opportunity to showcase the item and interpret it in a new light by means of the artist's response to it."
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Streetmate – Community Art Project
May 13, 2015
A short while ago we were approached by Mid Sussex District Council asking for involvement in a community art project to create a logo or sign for one of their young people initiatives, Streetmate.
The project takes its mini-bus into various communities around Mid Sussex after school, providing a safe point of contact for teenagers, giving them youth services information, the occasional activity from invited experts and most importantly, a hot drink and a friendly face.
Annie Burrows and Sheri Gee, from Example, both rose to the challenge, agreeing to meet with the young people for two sessions armed with paper, pens and paint!
To get to the final product, a logo, Annie and Sheri really wanted input and involvement from the young people and Streetmate leaders. They ran two workshops with the East Grinstead team, talking about visual identity and logos, getting them to guess the famous logos, looking at hand lettered type. In the first workshop they then had them create their own type for 'Streetmate', and in the second, they worked on painted textures and hand prints.
Some of the finished letter forms, above, and painted textures, below.
Once they had collected a lot of material – hand lettering, painted textures and hand prints, everything went back to the studio to do the hard part – working out it would all pull together into a logo. The letter forms were scanned and converted to one colour to make for a more cohesive design, and assembled into 'STREETMATE'. Sheri then combined the letters with some of the paint splatted hand prints, into a design which echoed their old logo of overlapped hands within a circle. A final touch, to give an urban street feel, was to underlay everything with a tarmac texture, to link with the 'street' of their name.
The pair desperately wanted the final design to use the artwork from the workshops and for it to be something the young people would be proud to associate with – in design, style, colour and feeling proud of their own artistic input. It was therefore important that before the signs were made, the designs went back to the young people for approval, with two colour options and lo and behold…. Example are proud to present the finished signage:
Now we just need someone handy at removing old stickers from vehicles…
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Big Draw for Townscape!
October 09, 2014
If you're in the area, come draw a portrait with Sheri Gee on Saturday 18 October at the Jubilee Community Centre. The invitation is open to people of any age to come and draw a portrait, at a free Big Draw event. Bring a mirror, a photo or a friend to draw from – as long as it's a portrait! Pencils and paper provided. All drawings will go up alongside Sheri's Townscape portrait project for the week (but she's happy to return them after). For more information go to the Big Draw site, including information on Big Draw events up and down the country from 1 October – 2 November. And if you haven't visited the Townscape Art Trail, you have until 30 November to visit all of the sites around East Grinstead and discover some amazing works of art.
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Townscape Walking Tours Friday 8th and Throughout August
August 07, 2014
Last Saturday a group of ten art lovers set out from The Bluebell Railway Station in East Grinstead to take part in the Townscape Contemporary Art Trail. East Grinstead tourist officer Simon Kerr was a great leader, keeping the pace and allowing us to enjoy the variety of works in situ across town. Four of the artists were available to talk about their projects, including Harriet Brigdale, who was working on her sketchbook as artist in residence in the High Street Bookshop.
If you missed the first tour, there are three more available
Friday 8th, Saturday 16th and Friday 22nd of August
All tours start 11.45am at the entrance to the Bluebell Railway in East Grinstead and are free of charge. Participating in the tour also allows you a £2.50 discount on your Bluebell ticket for that day. We would recommend a hearty breakfast before you set out!
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Are you ready to join the Townscape Art Tour?
July 13, 2014
We are thrilled to announce that Simon Kerr, the town's well loved Tourism Officer will be offering a series of free art tours throughout the summer. No need to book-all you have to do is show up at the right time and place, wearing some comfortable walking shoes!
Simon will take in highlights of the Townscape trail, from Andy Webb's sculptures in the Railway quarter to Junction's ever-changing lighting piece in a High Street cafe.
The tours come with a discount on tickets for The Bluebell Railway on that day-whether you arrive or depart at East Grinstead.
All tours start promptly at 11.45am at The Bluebell Railway, East Grinstead.
Tour dates are as follows:
Saturday 2nd August
Friday 8th August
Saturday 16th August
Friday 22nd August
We look forward to seeing you there!
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Subway Opening
May 11, 2014
Press excitement at subway opening. On 5th May the subway under the A22 Lewes Road was officially opened by East Grinstead mayor Margaret Belsey. Students, who created the colourful art work with Example artists, were also present.
Great photographs can been seen on the new online news website eastgrinsteadonline.com. This new site was launched on 5th May, there are lots of interesting items already. Here's a snippet of their article, click on the image to go to the full piece.
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Countdown to the Art Trail Launch
April 12, 2014
Our community project celebrating art in East Grinstead launches 30th May. Our beautifully designed Trail maps are at the printers and will start appearing around town from 5th May.
All ten artists are busy completing their art work in response to town themes. Suggested walks will take visitors and residents to well known and unusual locations from the Jubilee Centre in the West to Standen House south of the town. We have had massive support from site owners and representatives across East Grinstead and would like to take this opportunity to say thank you! The Trail is an added tourist attraction which will help make 2014 a vibrant year for the town.
You can find out more about the Townscape trail at our Chequer Mead launch event, Friday 30th May 6-9pm in the Greenstede Gallery. This free event is an opportunity to meet the artists, pick up a map and hear the story of the Trail. Pieces by the artists can be purchased on the night through our 'pop up' shop. Attached is an invitation to this event-no need to print out-just turn up and enjoy some complimentary refreshments.
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Celebrating the opening of the new improved A22 subway
April 10, 2014
Where: The Subway under the A22 near Sackville School
When: 12 noon on Tuesday the 22nd of April 2014
What: An official Launch with young people, teachers from Sackville School, artists from Example and Council Members and officers.
Mid Sussex District Council would like to invite you to the launch the Subway Arts Project in East Grinstead on the 22nd of April at 12noon. The Launch is to celebrate the conclusion of a project aimed at rejuvenating the subway completed by young people from the local school with 'Example' a local arts group.
Teenagers inspired by street artist Banksy took a hands-on approach to rejuvenating a neglected East Grinstead subway. East Grinstead Young People's Council identified that the area needed reviving. Students from Sackville School have worked alongside professional artists to give the much maligned A22 underpass a much-needed makeover. Together, they have produced a range of street art panels to brighten up the subway, which is well used by children and parents as a safe way to cross the busy Lewes Road.
The project was spearheaded by Mid Sussex District Council after discussions with the East Grinstead Youth Council in 2012. 'Example' an East Grinstead arts group was engaged to develop the project with support from Mid Sussex and West Sussex County Council's Community Initiative Fund. The subway forms part of the Townscape 2014 Contemporary Art Trail this aims to encourage people to explore the town following the specific trail increasing the tourist attractions in the town.


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The bracket for the 2011 Fort Harrod Classic in Mercer County has been released. In their first game of the tourament, the Knights are set to play the lone out of state team. A team from Miami, Fla., will be the Knights opening round opponent on Tuesday, Dec. 20 at 4:30 p.m. The team's first two games will be played at the new Mercer County Senior High, and the remaining two could either be played at the senior high or at the old high school, which is now being used as a 9th Grade Academy.
The Marion County Knights picked up their second straight road win in as many days by soundly defeating the Campbellsville Eagles Friday night. After scoring the first 16 points of the game, the Knights went on to hold the Eagles to just one point in the opening quarter. Marion County went on to easily win the game by 41 points with a final score of 75-34. The Knights are now 7-1 on the season and 2-0 in district play.
The Marion County Knights picked up their second straight road win in as many days by walloping the Eagles of Campbellsville Friday night. After holding the Eagles to only one point in the opening quarter, the Knights went on to take the easy win by 31 points. The Knights scored the first 16 points of the game and went on to win 75-34. The Knights are now 7-1 on the season, and more importantly 2-0 in district play.
The Marion County Knights traveled to Liberty to face the Casey County Rebels. After overcoming a dismal opening quarter, the Knights fought back and took control of the game. By using a 14-3 run to open the second half, Marion County blew the game open. With this win the team's record on the season now stands at 6-1, with a very important district matchup at Campbellsville tomorrow night.
The Marion County Fiscal Court is scheduled to meet in regular session at 4 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 15, at the David R. Hourigan Government Building.
Items on the agenda include:
- Minutes of previous meetings
- Second reading of an amendment to the 2011-12 budget
- Budget transfer within the 2011-12 budget
- Appointment of a part-time maintenance staff position at the Marion County Judicial Center
A few pieces of a Lebanon have gone missing. Specifically, twelve cast iron storm grates have been stolen.
"They weight anywhere from 90 to 100 pounds, and they're usually stuck in the ground pretty tight," City Administrator John O. Thomas said.
The Lebanon Police Department is already looking into the thefts, and the city has contacted recycling and salvage centers.
In his first official act as Lt. Governor, Jerry Abramson stopped in Lebanon to announce up to 150 new jobs will be coming to Lebanon soon.
"When folks in passing say 150 jobs, that's 150 families who are really going to have a chance to join with you and provide for themselves and or their kids," Abramson said.
Wilbert Plastics Services qualified for Q1 certification earlier this year, and as a result it will begin supplying interior plastic parts for the Ford Escape.
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Virgin Atlantic Arrives in Vancouver
Here at Virgin Atlantic, we're celebrating our first flight between London Heathrow and Vancouver. The inaugural flight arrived in Vancouver yesterday, 24th May and to mark the occasion, Sir Richard Branson was joined on the steps of the aircraft by Amy Williams MBE, winter Olympic Gold medallist from Vancouver 2010.
Vancouver's tourism is thriving
As usual, Sir Richard was well dressed for the occasion and was keen to spread the word about Vancouver and its many attractions:
"I am delighted to be here to mark this occasion and especially pleased to be joined by Amy Williams who is undoubtedly the darling of British Winter Sport – she returned home to the UK from Vancouver in 2010 as a national heroine."
"We've had lots of customers asking us to fly to Vancouver over the years, so we're delighted to launch this new route in response to customer demand. Vancouver is such a cosmopolitan city, full of culture, shopping and restaurants but it also offers stunning beaches and a range of outdoor adventure options on its doorstep. Vancouver's tourism is thriving and we believe that we can drive demand even higher by providing great competition with our award winning product and service. The UK has the largest number of overseas visitors to British Columbia each year so it is a natural addition to our route network. This route launch further cements our position as the UK's leading long haul leisure airline."
Amy Williams returned from Vancouver a National heroine after claiming Team GB's only gold medal of the 2010 Olympic Winter Games in skeleton bobsleigh at her debut Winter Olympic Games. In winning gold, she became Britain's first solo Winter Olympics champion in 30 years and the first female individual gold medallist for 58 years. She was certainly pleased to be back:
"I've not been back to Vancouver since winning gold over two years ago so I am really excited to be here again. It will no doubt be an emotional experience to go back to slide centre and to see how I feel and what emotions come flooding back. Vancouver is a fantastic city and I am looking forward to being part of Virgin Atlantic's celebrations and to see what it's like now and if it's still reminiscent of the Games."
The new service will operate four times a week on a Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday. Initially the service will run throughout the summer up until 27th October 2012 and it's estimated that Virgin Atlantic's flights will deliver around CAD$20million (UK£12.5m) of tourism revenue to the Vancouver market each year. The service will be operated by an Airbus A340-300, which will be configured with 34 Upper Class suites, 35 Premium Economy seats and 171 Economy seats.
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According to a State Patrol report, Singletary was southbound on 117th in a Dodge Durango SUV when he allegedly ran a red light and collided in the intersection with a Honda CRV driven by Debra L. Severson, 60, of Vancouver, who was attempting to turn left onto northbound 117th from 65th. She was taken to a hospital as a precaution, according to the report.


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VIENNA: The UN atomic watchdog said Friday that it has detected traces of higher-grade uranium at a site in Iran, but that Tehran had said it may be down to a technical error.
The International Atomic Energy Agency's latest quarterly report, seen by AFP, said its analysis showed that the traces were of uranium enriched to purities of 27 per cent at the Fordo site near the holy city of Qom.
Iran has told the IAEA that the site was enriching only to 20 per cent, which was already of concern to the watchdog since the capability to do so shortens the theoretical time needed to enrich to weapons-grade uranium of 90 per cent.
"Iran indicated that the production of such particles 'above the target value' may happen for technical reasons beyond the operator's control," the report said.
"The agency is assessing Iran's explanation and has requested further details. On 5 May 2012, the agency took further environmental samples from the same location.... These samples are currently being analysed," it added.
The report also said that new satellite imagery indicated "extensive activities" were taking place at buildings at the Parchin military site near Tehran which the IAEA says it would like to inspect but Tehran has denied it.
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RNF Ventures site supervisor Orlan Peterson is seen outside of the largest project heãs supervised yet -- the Pineview Terrace Lodge long-term care facility. Peterson has awarded the Merit Outstanding Site Supervisor Award during the recent Merit Saskatchewan awards gala.
When the new Pineview Terrace Lodge long-term care facility opens in about two months, Orlan Peterson will be a very proud man.
As site supervisor with Prince Albert-based general contracting company RNF Ventures, the project is the largest one Peterson has supervised and is one he looks forward to seeing completion of.
ãI take pride in doing this kind of thing and I want it to look good for future generations,ã he said.
ãI may be in here one day,ã he added with a chuckle.
Managing a crew of between 50 and 70 people on any given day has been a challenge, he said, noting that while ãeverybody wants to work in separate areas, everything has to be co-ordinated in stages.ã
As site supervisor, quality management comes down to him -- something heãs taken seriously throughout the 55,000-square-foot building with a basement and crawl space of the same size.
ãWe actually are tied into the existing hospital with a tunnel as well, so once youãre in the hospital you wonãt have to come out to get to this place,ã he noted.
In the midst of his most significant career achievement to date, Peterson was awarded the Merit Outstanding Site Supervisor Award at a recent Merit Contractors Association of Saskatchewan banquet in Saskatoon.
ãInitially I was kind of surprised,ã he said. ãI donãt do this for awards ãÎ I just go to work and do what I do, so I guess to be recognized is kind of special, but itãs not why I do what I do.ã
Prior to joining RNF Ventures as a journeyman carpenter about 20 years ago, Peterson dabbled in various professions, taking on farming and various other projects.
I take pride in doing this kind of thing and I want it to look good for future generations. Orlan Peterson
Once he found employment at RNF Ventures, he said that he was there to stay.
ãTheyãre a good bunch of guys, and theyãve given me good opportunity to work with them,ã he said. ãI just like to see quality, see the projects -- the buildings that we do -- I like to see them look good in the end, so thatãs my passion.
ãJust giving the owners a good quality building that looks awesome when weãre done.ã
In a release, Merit Contractors Association of Saskatchewan noted that Petersonãs selection for the award comes as a result of his extremely hard-working nature, keen organizational skills and dedication to the safety of the worksites he manages.
ãOrlan has not forgotten where he started in the industry and he knows that everyone his job site is important to the success of the project,ã Darcy Renaud from RNF Ventures said in a release. ãHe treats everyone with incredible respect and itãs great to see him honored by the industry.ã
In addition to the Pineview Terrace Lodge, Peterson supervised the construction of the Alfred Jenkins Field House and the Elk Ridge Lodge.
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Mid Pines Inn & Golf Club, Southern Pines
- Free WiFi and free parking
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- Golf course
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- 4 outdoor tennis courts
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- 24-hour front desk
- Air conditioning
- Daily housekeeping
- Arcade/game room
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Mid Pines Inn & Golf Club, Southern Pines
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- Golf course on site
- Outdoor tennis courts 4
- Golf lessons on site
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- Number of meeting rooms - 12
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- Conference space size (feet) - 23,000
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Isotherm to Return to Turf in Dania Beach
Isotherm, winner of the 2015 Pilgrim Stakes (gr. III) on the Belmont Park turf, will make his 2016 season debut in the $100,000 Dania Beach Stakes (gr. IIIT) Jan. 2 at Gulfstream Park.
Isotherm, winner of the 2015 Pilgrim Stakes (gr. III) on the Belmont Park turf, will make his 2016 season debut in the $100,000 Dania Beach Stakes (gr. IIIT) Jan. 2 at Gulfstream Park.
Matthew Schera's Cyclogenisis, who was on the also-eligible list for an Oct. 3 off-the-turf stakes at Keeneland, won't have that problem Oct. 18.
Matthew Schera's Isotherm came with a wide run under Jose Lezcano to narrowly win Belmont Park's Pilgrim Stakes (gr. IIIT) for 2-year-olds over Azar.
Philip S. Birsh's homebred Tencendur, runner-up in the Twinspires.com Wood Memorial (gr. I) and Ohio Derby, will be sidelined indefinitely as a result of a fracture in the left front inside sesamoid.
There are 13 U.S.-based horses aiming for races at next week's Royal Ascot meeting, headed by Horse of the Year California Chrome, The National reports.
More stories, quips, and insights from this year's Kentucky Derby Trainers' Dinner held April 28 at the Hyatt Regency in downtown Louisville.
Phil Birsh likes nothing more than getting off a fast one-liner, often at his own expense, but his good-looking New York-bred Tendencur needs to be taken seriously in the Run for the Roses.
Trainer George Weaver analyzes April 25 workout by Kentucky Derby contender Tencendur. watch video
With heavy rain forecast for Louisville, Ky., April 25, trainer George Weaver opted to send Tencendur to the track early for his final workout before the Kentucky Derby Presented by Yum! Brands (gr. I).
With rain in Saturday's forecast, connections of Kentucky Derby hopefuls International Star, Tencendur, and Keen Ice will try to stick to the plan of working Saturday, April 25.
Trainers with contenders in the Kentucky Derby Presented by Yum! Brands (gr. I) and Kentucky Oaks (gr. I) are keeping one eye on the weather as planned workouts approach for this weekend, April 25-26, at Churchill Downs.
Godolphin Racing's Frosted punched his ticket to the Kentucky Derby Presented by Yum! Brands with a clear victory in the $1 million TwinSpires.com Wood Memorial Stakes (gr. I) on Saturday, April 4 at Aqueduct Racetrack.
Newtown Anner Stud and Joseph Bulger's Falling Sky won for the first time since the 2013 Sam F. Davis (gr. III), upsetting the Feb. 8 Gulfstream Park Sprint Stakes (gr. III) just over a year after his last triumph.
Can Lighthouse Bay, who won the Prioress at odds of 21-1, hold off the likes of My Happy Face, So Many Ways, Ju Ju Eyeballs, Baby J, and California invader Sweet Lulu in Saratoga's $500,000 Test?
No stranger to winning races at Saratoga Race Course, the former assistant to D. Wayne Lukas and Todd Pletcher is off to a strong start again in 2013.
Richlyn Farm's homebred Lighthouse Bay upset the $300,000 Prioress Stakes (gr. I) at Saratoga Race Course July 27, winning at odds of 21-1 while 2-5 favorite Kauai Katie failed to fire.
Undefeated Agave Kiss stretched her streak to six when she romped to victory in the $100,000 Miss Preakness Stakes on the Black-Eyed Susan program at Pimlico Race Course May 18.
Together Indy, rallying winner of the Commonwealth Stakes (gr. II) last month at Keeneland, returns to Polytrack to face six rivals in the $150,000 Vigil Stakes (Can-III) May 9 at Woodbine.
Together Indy rallied under Kent Desormeaux to win the seven-furlong Commonwealth Stakes (gr. II) by a length at Keeneland April 10, capturing his first graded race in his synthetic track debut for trainer George Weaver.
Jim and Susan Hill's Tizahit rebounded off a 14-length defeat earlier this month to score a one-length victory over favored Protesting in the Nov 28 Demoiselle Stakes (gr. II) at Aqueduct.
When pacesetter Bob's Proud Moment faltered in the final eighth of a mile of the off the turf $200,000 W.L. McKnight Handicap (gr. III) Saturday at sloppy Calder Race Course, Devil's Preacher was there to take full advantage, rallying late to win the 1 1/2-mile marathon.
Dogwood Stable's Drum Major caught favored Fishy Advice in the final strides for a head victory in the $114,100 Knickerbocker Handicap (gr. IIIT) on the Aqueduct turf course Saturday.
EQUIX has expanded both its equine and systems operations with personnel who have been actively involved in the industry.
One day after pre-entries for the Oct. 29 Breeders' Cup World Thoroughbred Championships were announced, there were two defections Thursday. Dressed to Kill, a maiden pre-entered in the Alberto VO5 Breeders' Cup Juvenile Fillies (gr. I), has been withdrawn from the 1 1/16-mile race after sustaining a fracture of the left front pastern bone.
The owners of sprint star Egg Head and millionaire sprinter Saratoga County are among a group of six Thoroughbred owners bringing suit in the alleged wrongful deaths of three racehorses and for severe damage to a fourth, according to a recent report in the Schenectady, N.Y. Daily Gazette.
Saratoga County, winner of the Dubai Golden Shaheen (UAE-I) in March, was euthanized late Friday after developing laminitis, Daily Racing Form reports.
Millionaire sprinter Saratoga County, who captured the Dubai Golden Shaheen (UAE- I) March 26, is currently ill and in the care of an undisclosed Saratoga Springs, N.Y., veterinary clinic according to the horse's co-owner Richard Pollard.
As expected the Americans won the Golden Shaheen (UAE-I) over six furlongs on the dirt, but it was not hot favorite Pico Central who took the honors but George Weaver's Saratoga Country who landed the spoils under Javier Castellano.
Relentless Saratoga County reached the wire first in his final jump over a stubborn Don Six to win his third straight race in the $200,000 General George Handicap (gr. II) at Laurel Park Monday.
Juvenile graded stakes winners Proud Accolade, Park Avenue Ball, and Defer square off as part of a small field for Saturday's $150,000 Hutcheson (gr. II) at Gulfstream Park, but lightly raced Devil at Sea could be the surprise package.
Saratoga County, thought to be better at distances longer than the six furlongs of Saturday's $100,000 Mr. Prospector Handicap (gr. III), humbled the field with a torrid stretch run at Gulfstream Park.
Dubleo, the probable morning-line favorite, will lead a field of 11 two-year-old colts and geldings entered in Friday's featured $100,000 Bourbon County Stakes at Keeneland. Dubleo is conditioned by Todd Pletcher.
R.C. Hill Stable's Christine's Outlaw found the Belmont Park turf to his liking once again and the 4-year-old colt responded with his first graded stakes victory, a front-running surprise over a talented field in the $112,600 Poker Handicap (gr. IIIT) Saturday.
A switch to the turf could help Christine's Outlaw claim his first stakes victory Saturday in the $100,000-added Poker Handicap (gr. IIIT) at Belmont Park.
Trainer George Weaver has shipped Gotham Stakes (gr. III) winner Saratoga County to Keeneland, pointing the son of Valid Expectations to the $325,000, Coolmore Lexington (gr. II) to be run on April 17.
Saratoga County took advantage of a fast pace to collar Pomeroy in mid-stretch and pulled away to a 2 1/4-length victory in the $200,000 Gotham Stakes (gr. III) at Aqueduct Saturday.
The lightly-raced Saratoga County has earned a chance to build on his runner-up effort to Wynn Dot Comma in the Spectacular Bid Stakes (gr. III) according to trainer George Weaver, and will run in Saturday's Hutcheson Stakes (gr. II) at Gulfstream Park.
Trainer George Weaver saddled his first winner at Gulfstream when he tightened the girth on Randy and Christine Hill's Christine's Outlaw, who romped to an 11½-length victory in the first race on Saturday and returned a $9.60 win mutuel.
George Weaver, who served as assistant trainer for Todd Pletcher fox six years, saddled his first winner on Dec. 5 when Peachtree Stable's First Spear scored a head victory in an optional claiming race at Calder. The 5-year-old son of Dare and Go was entered for a $40,000 claiming tag.


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Oldcastle Precast, a leading manufacturer of precast concrete, polymer concrete, composite and plastic building products, announced today that it plans to add reinforced concrete pipe (RCP) to the product offering in Southern California.
Commenting on the decision, Mike Scott, Oldcastle Precast Western Regional President said, "The addition of reinforced concrete pipe (RCP) will strengthen our leading position in the storm and sanitary sewer market in Southern California and allow us to become the single source for site contractors throughout the region. This decision will add to our leading, national RCP manufacturing network."
Oldcastle Precast currently has operations in Perris, Fontana, and San Diego to serve the Southern California market. "Our customers have been requesting that we add RCP to our product offering and we are delighted to respond to their needs", said Phil Felten, Southern California VP of Sales. "We expect to be operational by the fourth quarter of 2014."
The Oldcastle Precast Southern California region offers a diverse line of precast concrete products which encompasses underground, electrical, communications and waste water utility products to structural wall panels, sound control walls, site furnishings, road and bridge components, prestressed piling, and custom applications.
Glenn Sheaffer, Regional General Manager and Vice President added, "We are excited to build on our strategy to provide a comprehensive line of quality precast sanitary and storm products to the region. We will be adding state-of-the-art RCP manufacturing capabilities and expanding our capacity to serve the market."
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Dirt sources its ingredients straight from the earth, so it's no surprise that their signature body scrub is wholesome and downright appetizing. It polishes your skin while replenishing lost moisture with a blend of fine salt particles, fruit extracts, and essential oils. Both varieties smell sweet and pack plenty of exfoliating power—lemon leaf has a slightly coarse texture and is laced with raspberry seeds.
The lemon oil was well noted when I opened the lid to smell it, but it was a scent that wouldn't overpower my want to use the product. I love that raspberry seeds are visible in the product, I think it adds a nice touch to other products that haven't done anything like it. Most scrubs leave me feeling a bit dry after use, but this one didn't and I was surprise at first because of how many I tried. I am very pleased with this product and look forward to buying it soon.5
When I first opened this sample I was really excited, as I definitely need a good exfoliating scrub for summer. I opened the container and liked both the texture and smell-- at first.
Once I used the product, however, I wasn't as thrilled. The pieces of salt and raspberry seed are too big, and so don't really stay in one place to scrub (they disperse too easily, instead of working into the skin). And after the first whiff, the smell started to remind me of lemon-scented wood cleaning products. Not particularly attractive. And lastly, rather than leaving my skin feeling smooth, it left it feeling really greasy and unpleasant. I had to actually use soap and water to wash it off, and it still felt a little icky.
Overall, it was okay, but not worth $45 for the full size product.
i love how amazing this scrub smells, so fresh and enticing. the overall texture was good, but i was hopeful the beads size would be a bit smaller. that would have made it easier to rub into my body. as it is, it wasn't easy to move smoothly over my skin. that being said, it did make my skin feel amazing. that and it didn't make my whole bathtub a slick mess afterwards, which was great :)4
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I really like the dirt. luxe salt scrub in lemon leaf. It was a great exfoliator/scrub. After using it my legs felt clean and refreshed...no residue here. However, I say legs because I was only able to use it on my legs. The sample jar I received was a little less than half full. I would not buy a product based on one use because I want to be sure the product works well for me. I like the smell...if you do not like lemon then this will probably not appeal to you.4


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Kotaku reports that the violence level in Midway's upcoming Mortal Kombat vs. DC Universe has been toned down in order to earn a T (13 and older) rating from the ESRB.
If so, the move is clearly intended to boost sales, since an M rating would make some parents think twice about buying the game.
With Midway in dire financial straits, it's hard to argue with the decision.
Some gamers, however, are lamenting the fact that a very stylistic fatal move involving the Joker has been edited. You can check out the Joker fatality in the video at left from this year's Leipzig game conference.
From Kotaku's Michael McWhertor:
[MK vs DC has] been changed up a bit, toned down to just slightly less than awesome to secure that highly coveted T-rating that Midway and Warner Bros. are so adamant about. In the latest build, Joker still whips out his prank gun, a "BANG!" flag unfurling. Unfortunately, you won't see the follow up of Joker shooting someone in the face; that actually happens off screen now, the headshot safely out of sight…
Sure, it's disappointing — Joker's original finishing move was one of the best we've ever seen — but the game would simply not exist with an M-rating.


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Every NFL team would like to have a true franchise QB behind center, but the reality of the situation is that there simply aren't that many franchise QBs walking Planet Earth right now. In an effort to give themselves more options in the quest to find their next Jim Kelly, the Buffalo Bills drafted EJ Manuel in the first round this offseason and also secured journeyman Kevin Kolb. There hasn't been much chance for either man to separate himself as the No. 1 QB yet, so when should we expect a decision?
Timeline for Bills' QB decision
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text: Hi, If your cough keeps you awake at night then it could be asthma or maybe a residue infection. I developed ashma very badly when I was 30 after having a bad cold on returning from the far east at first the docs thought it was tb but it wasn't- inhalers eventually improved it as did removing irritants like carpets( hold dust) and aerosols, smoke from open fires. Sometimes it would flare up in the summer and I couldn't get my breath and would have to sit up in bed and put my head out of the window for air. But this summer has been fine- I was taking lugols iodine which could have killed any lingering infection and I have been bathing in Epsom salts which is magnesium which helps the lungs. I hope this helps. I would ask your doctor to rule out tb and lung cancer etc.


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Tallahassee, FL -- June 1, 2012 --
The feds are telling the Florida Division of Elections to stop efforts to remove illegally registered voters from the voting roles. Today many elections supervisors followed complied, but the Republican Party of Florida has a different plan. They're asking the feds to help. RPOF has launched this online petition asking the president to make available a federal immigration database. RPOF Chairman Lenny Curry says the database would keep the state from misidentifying legally registered voters as illegal.
"The big question is why won't the administration work with us with the data in that database? The only thing I can come up with is they want to politicize this," said Curry.
The feds are giving the Division of Elections until June 6th to respond to their request to stop the purging. The efforts are catching heat because some of the people the state identified as illegally registered turned out to be US Veterans. RPOF says the federal database would prevent those types of mistakes.