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One of the most acclaimed movie of recent times, "The Lunchbox", has released in Zurich, a unique event indeed for a Hindi film.
"It's freezing over here. But Zurich is gorgeous. We're promoting the film here for a weekend release," lead actress Nimrat Kaur said from Zurich.
The Swiss media and movie lovers are reportedly agog about this unconventional love story between two bereft souls in Mumbai who never meet.
"It's amazing over here," said Nimrat, adding: "After 'The Lunchbox' releases here in Zurich this week, we are off to Berlin to promote the film there. We'll be in Germany for a week. Then we proceed to France to promote the film in French cities for a week."
Speaking on the film's journey, director Ritesh Batra said: "The love for the film has been very overwhelming beyond anything I expected. All the love that the film got outside India would not have meant anything if it didn't succeed at home.
"I think it worked in India because it's a sincere attempt to look at Mumbai and its people."
"The Lunchbox" was made with French and German collaboration, and hence the wide release in Europe.
"Only 50 percent of the money (for the film) came from India. The rest we had to generate from outside India. There was also a German and a French producer. So that money which was raised from France and Germany had to be used in those countries. That is the rule.
The film stars Irrfan Khan as the male lead, with Nawazuddin Siddiqui in a supporting role.
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Manne, S. L. Topham, N. Kirstein, L. Virtue, S. M. Brill, K. Devine, K. A. Gajda, T. Frederick, S. Darabos, K. Sorice, K. Attitudes and Decisional Conflict Regarding Breast Reconstruction Among Breast Cancer Patients. Cancer Nurs, In process, . (PMID: 26780376)
Devine, K. A. Manne, S. L. Mee, L. Bartell, A. S. Sands, S. A. Myers-Virtue, S. Ohman-Strickland, P. Barriers to psychological care among primary caregivers of children undergoing hematopoietic stem cell transplantation. Support Care Cancer, In process, . (PMID: 26576965)
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Jones, L. W. Liu, Q. Armstrong, G. T. Ness, K. K. Yasui, Y. Devine, K. Tonorezos, E. Soares-Miranda, L. Sklar, C. A. Douglas, P. S. Robison, L. L. Oeffinger, K. C. Exercise and Risk of Major Cardiovascular Events in Adult Survivors of Childhood Hodgkin Lymphoma: A Report From the Childhood Cancer Survivor Study. J Clin Oncol, 32:3643-3650, . (PMID: 25311213, PMCID: PMC4220043)
Murray, C. B. Lennon, J. M. Devine, K. A. Holmbeck, G. N. Klages, K. Potthoff, L. M. The Influence of Social Adjustment on Normative and Risky Health Behaviors in Emerging Adults With Spina Bifida. Health Psychol, 33:1153-1163, . (PMID: 24490647)
Lee, J. L. Eaton, C. Gutierrez-Colina, A. M. Devine, K. Simons, L. Mee, L. Blount, R. L. Longitudinal Stability of Specific Barriers to Medication Adherence. J Pediatr Psychol, 39:667-676, . (PMID: 24824613)
Murray, C. B. Amaro, C. M. Devine, K. A. Psihogios, A. M. Murphy, L. K. Holmbeck, G. N. Observed Macro- and Micro-Level Parenting Behaviors During Preadolescent Family Interactions as Predictors of Adjustment in Emerging Adults With and Without Spina Bifida. J Pediatr Psychol, In process, . (PMID: 24864277)
Gage-Bouchard, E. A. Devine, K. A. Examining parents' assessments of objective and subjective social status in families of children with cancer. PLoS One, 9:e89842, . (PMID: 24599006, PMCID: PMC3943796)
Gage-Bouchard, E. A. Devine, K. A. Heckler, C. E. The Relationship between Socio-demographic Characteristics, Family Environment, and Caregiver Coping in Families of Children with Cancer. J Clin Psychol Med Settings, In process, . (PMID: 23670676)
Devine, K. A. Heckler, C. E. Katz, E. R. Fairclough, D. L. Phipps, S. Sherman-Bien, S. Dolgin, M. J. Noll, R. B. Askins, M. A. Butler, R. W. Sahler, O. J. Evaluation of the Psychometric Properties of the Pediatric Parenting Stress Inventory (PPSI). Health Psychol, In process, . (PMID: 23544994)
Reed-Knight, B. Loiselle, K. A. Devine, K. A. Simons, L. E. Mee, L. L. Blount, R. L. Health-related quality of life and perceived need for mental health services in adolescent solid organ transplant recipients. J Clin Psychol Med Settings, 20:88-96, . (PMID: 22581075)
Watamura, S. E. Devine, K. A. Robertson, S. S. The dynamics of attention during free looking. PLoS One, 8:e56428, . (PMID: 23457567, PMCID: PMC3572976)
Devine, K. A. Holbein, C. E. Psihogios, A. M. Amaro, C. M. Holmbeck, G. N. Individual adjustment, parental functioning, and perceived social support in Hispanic and non-Hispanic white mothers and fathers of children with spina bifida. J Pediatr Psychol, 37:769-778, . (PMID: 21990583, PMCID: PMC3404450)
Devine, K. A. Holmbeck, G. N. Gayes, L. Purnell, J. Q. Friendships of children and adolescents with spina bifida: social adjustment, social performance, and social skills. J Pediatr Psychol, 37:220-231, . (PMID: 21930663, PMCID: PMC3282280)
Spaulding, S. A. Devine, K. A. Duncan, C. L. Wilson, N. W. Hogan, M. B. Electronic monitoring and feedback to improve adherence in pediatric asthma. J Pediatr Psychol, 37:64-74, . (PMID: 21852340)
Chandwani, K. D. Ryan, J. L. Peppone, L. J. Janelsins, M. M. Sprod, L. K. Devine, K. Trevino, L. Gewandter, J. Morrow, G. R. Mustian, K. M. Cancer-related stress and complementary and alternative medicine: a review. Evid Based Complement Alternat Med, 2012:979213, . (PMID: 22844341, PMCID: PMC3403456)
Carroll, J. K. Winters, P. C. Purnell, J. Q. Devine, K. Fiscella, K. Do navigators' estimates of navigation intensity predict navigation time for cancer care? J Cancer Educ, 26:761-766, . (PMID: 21556957)
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Devine, K. A. Reed-Knight, B. Loiselle, K. A. Simons, L. E. Mee, L. L. Blount, R. L. Predictors of long-term health-related quality of life in adolescent solid organ transplant recipients. J Pediatr Psychol, 36:891-901, . (PMID: 21343144)
Holmbeck, G. N. Devine, K. A. Commentary: Family assessment in pediatric psychology. J Pediatr Psychol, 36:642-646, . (PMID: 21325268, PMCID: PMC3131708)
Devine, K. A. Wasserman, R. M. Gershenson, L. S. Holmbeck, G. N. Essner, B. S. Mother-adolescent agreement regarding decision-making autonomy: a longitudinal comparison of families of adolescents with and without spina bifida. J Pediatr Psychol, 36:277-288, . (PMID: 20943730, PMCID: PMC3062286)
Zukerman, J. M. Devine, K. A. Holmbeck, G. N. Adolescent predictors of emerging adulthood milestones in youth with spina bifida. J Pediatr Psychol, 36:265-276, . (PMID: 20855288, PMCID: PMC3062284)
Loiselle, K. A. Devine, K. A. Reed-Knight, B. Blount, R. L. Posttraumatic growth associated with a relative's serious illness. Fam Syst Health, 29:64-72, . (PMID: 21417525, PMCID: PMC3090141)
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After the war, John returned to his hometown where he met and married his beloved wife, Marlyce Bergman. John and Marlyce celebrated their 66th wedding anniversary on July 31, 2013.
John worked as a metal press operator at Chevrolet Truck and Bus in Indianapolis retiring in 1985 after 38 years.
Survivors include his wife; children, Joan M. Harvey, James A. Harvey, both of Indianapolis, Karen L. Harvey-Turner (Allen) of Chicago, Ill.; two granddaughters, Ruth Emma Harvey-Turner and Naomi Mae Harvey-Turner; three nieces and two nephews.
John was preceded in death by his parents; brother, Chromer Harvey; sister, Ruth Harvey; half brother, Roscoe Steele; half sister, Irene Steele Mullen Memorial contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society or the Indianapolis Public Library Foundation.
A funeral services will be conducted at 11 a.m. Tuesday at Wilson St. Pierre Funeral Service & Crematory, Greenwood Chapel, 481 W. Main St., Greenwood. John will be laid to rest at Concordia Cemetery in Indianapolis. Calling will be from 5 to 8 p.m. today at the funeral home.
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This 1974 24 Raleigh Tourist was snagged by me a few days ago.
I disassembled the entire bike yesterday and started cleaning and inspection today. A c-clamp and socket was used to press out the crank-arm cotters. The sprocket side required tightening the clamp and running a propane torch very lightly over the cotter pin area. Just a few quick applications of heat and then leave it sit .within a minute or two the cotter pin pops out.
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Buttle, who totaled 15 goals and 44 assists as a versatile midfielder, helped lead Seattle to the 1977 Soccer Bowl, where itlost to the Pele-led New York Cosmos.
Steve Buttle, a fan favorite when he played for the Sounders from 1977 to 1982 in the North American Soccer League, died of cancer Tuesday morning at his home in Norwich, England. He was 59.
Buttle came to Seattle after having played for English clubs Ipswich Town (1971-73) and A.F.C. Bournemouth (1973-77), and it didn't take him long to become beloved in his new home.
"He was all heart and soul," said Alan Hinton, who coached the NASL Sounders from 1980-82. "He wasn't a big guy and had a wonky left knee. You wouldn't have thought he could play at all the way he strolled onto the field at the introductions, but as soon as the game started, he probably had the fastest brain on the field."
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Buttle played his last seasons with the Pittsburgh Spirit of the Major Indoor Soccer League, before joining the team as an assistant coach upon retirement.
In 1987, Hinton — who loved Buttle's sense of humor — hired his former player as an assistant coach for the MISL's Tacoma Stars. Both were fired a couple years later, and Buttle moved back to England in 1991.
His soccer legacy lives on through his son, John, who played a couple seasons in college and coaches at Juanita High School in Kirkland.
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Hundreds of Mainland pilgrims are coming through Hawaii on their way to Sydney and the ones I've met so far seem pumped to be in Hawaii before heading to World Youth Day.
On Sunday, I briefly spoke to a group of 25 pilgrims from the Diocese of Springfield, in Illinois, led by Father Daren Zehnle, as they visited the Cathedral of Our Lady of Peace in downtown Honolulu. They were here from July 3-7 and were trying to see as many of the sites as they could. They had just attended Mass at the cathedral and were headed for a hike at Diamond Head Crater wearing the shell leis given to cathedral visitors.
The Neocatechumenal Way has the largest group visiting here. Two hundred seventy-five people from Atlanta, Denver, Phoenix, New York and Newark will be in the islands at different times this week. Yesterday I sat in on the Newark group's visit with Bishop Larry Silva and a talk on Blessed Damien de Veuster. One moment that seemed to especially touch them was when a first-class relic of Father Damien — several strands of his hair — was brought out for veneration. They also got a chance to see other artifacts of the soon-to-be saint. The presentation and veneration will be repeated two other times this week.
That afternoon, we got to to talk to 60 people (40 from the U.S. and 20 from Mexico) led by brothers and fathers from the Community of St. John in Laredo, Texas. They held their own Mass in the cathedral before posing for pictures in front of the Our Lady of Peace statue outside and doing a short adoration prayer. The statue was decked out in plumeria leis with purple and white orchid and ti leaf kahilis (a traditional Hawaiian symbol of royalty) on each side. They had a really quick trip – just one day on Oahu – before flying to Sydney!
The Diocese of Honolulu is organizing a big event tomorrow in Waikiki for even more visitors from the Dioceses of Fort Worth and Laredo, Texas, and Rockville Center, New York. Those 174 people will enjoy and all day "Aloha Spirit Youth Day" including Mass with Bishop Silva, Hawaiian cultural activities (a.k.a. hula, lei-making, etc.), talks on the history of the Church in Hawaii and Blessed Damien and Blessed Mother Marianne Cope, and a Sunset Rosary on the Beach. I'm looking forward to meeting even more of the visiting pilgrims then.
And my personal countdown continues – three days 'til takeoff. The Diocese of Honolulu's group leaves Sunday! I wonder if I'll run into any of our island visitors in Sydney.
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MOSCOW - Some residents want borough council to create a dog park and walking trails, or draw a high-end coffee shop and small grocery to Moscow, a councilman said at Monday's meeting.
Those suggestions were recurring themes among feedback that Councilman Ed Gaughan said the borough received in response to surveys to shape a new long-range plan.
Council expects the plan to focus on drawing businesses to the borough and retaining existing ones, whereas a central theme in the previous 10-year plan was upgrading the borough's infrastructure.
"There were varieties of suggestions," Mr. Gaughan said of the surveys. "Some were 'leave it as it is,' all the way to 'we want a Wal-Mart.'"
The committee working on the long-range plan will next meet at 7 p.m. June 12 at the Municipal Building.
Also at Monday's meeting, council required owners or tenants to clear snow and ice from nearby crosswalks and ramps leading to crosswalks within 24 hours of precipitation or face a $25 fine. Council President Arthur Pencek said the ordinance simply adds crosswalks to the existing law requiring sidewalks to be cleared because people were shoveling around crosswalk areas.
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Two more candidates have joined the pack seeking to succeed retiring Judge Diane Woolard on the Clark County Superior Court bench.
Vancouver attorney Christopher Ramsay, 51, and Grant County attorney Paulette Burgess, 43, have joined five other candidates who applied for the position by Friday's deadline.
The rest of the lineup includes Clark County Superior Court Commissioner Carin Schienberg; Bernard Veljacic, Clark County civil deputy prosecutor; Suzan Clark, president of the Clark County Bar Association; and two other private attorneys, Michael Simon and Robert Vukanovich.
Health problems have forced Woolard, 68, to retire, effective March 31. She has been on paid medical leave for the past three months because of complications related to her epilepsy.
Gov. Jay Inslee will appoint her successor in the coming weeks. It will be the first time the new governor has selected a judge for the county. The new judge will have to stand for election in November to retain office.
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The Clark County Bar Association plans to poll members on which local candidate they prefer and make a recommendation to the governor, who then follows up with additional vetting. The bar association will hold a candidates forum from noon to 1 p.m. Wednesday, on the sixth floor of the Clark County Public Service Center, 1300 Franklin St.
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Ramsay said he has always wanted to be a judge, and he tailored his career to that end. He now has a rounded experience as both prosecutor and public defender.
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Ramsay joined the Denver City Attorney's Office after graduating from the University of Idaho College of Law in 1988. He worked as a prosecutor until 2003, when he moved to his wife's hometown of Vancouver.
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I personally like the Laken 1L hit bottle. I was looking for a large volume aluminum water bottle w/ a sports top for spin class. The Laken Hit bottle delivers. For me, the twist cap cover was a bonus (I didn't want fellow spinners to have the opportunity to touch my mouthpiece when going to or leaving their bikes).
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mouth piece has a nubbins that gets in your way, but other then that a great bottle.
Fine bottle, but some issues
If you're considering this bottle, you may be comparing it with Sigg metal bottles too. I own them all in my constant search for the perfect water bottle. This one is pretty good...but not perfect yet. Pros: large capacity, easy to hold, easy to pop the top, wide mouth top that takes ice cubes, etc. Cons: very tall so that it is too big for many bottle holders, not the best water flow out of the nip at the top -- and as someone notes below, you can't squeeze it to improve water flow. (Sigg sport top a little better, I think...but not a wide mouth so no ice). The search for perfection continues.
love it
I carry two bottles for work (a 12 hour day) the water taste great to the last drop. Easy to clean and fits well into both the truck and my car holder.
Absolutely love it!
This is a very well made and EASY to drink out of water bottle. Simply turning it upside down and sucking on the nozzle gives good water flow and requires less effort than drinking a Frappuccino. Fits fine in my car cupholders. I like how the sports top is opened and closed without touching the part that you put in your mouth and is also covered if it falls to the ground. I would definitely recommend it!
Didn't really like!
So, first of all, when I got the bottle, it was dented...but I figure it would become dented sooner or later anyways, so I didn't return it (and pay shipping). But mostly, when I used it, it was hard to drink from. I didn't like the sport top at all! It's got a nozzle like a bike water bottle, but you can't squeeze it because it's aluminum! So you just had to kind of pour it into your mouth, and wait for the water to come out. Now, I'm going to buy a "classic" bottle just so I can use to top on that one. Supposedly, the classic top and the hit to are interchangeable. I think it's just a poor design. The bottle itself is pretty cool. The paint was chipped a little from the denting, but that's no big deal. And it does fit in my car drink holders, and more importantly, the water bottle holders on my jogging stroller. So, if they would just make this size with a different top, I'd be a huge fan!
Recently bought an Osprey pack and the...
Recently bought an Osprey pack and the side pouches are really small. I am looking for a slimmer water bottle to replace my old 1 L Nalgene which had these dimensions...7.87 x 3.62 inches
I dotn see anywhere in the Laken specs where the actual size dimensions are listed...just the volume. Can anyone shed some light on whether this would be slimmer and fit my new pack better?
11.3" tall, 2.9" diameter.
So, yes.. it's slimmer.
(From Laken's Site: http://www.laken.es/index2.php?s=products&g=4)
Are the caps interchangeable with other...
Are the caps interchangeable with other Laken bottles? I would like a loop for a carabiner... not sure if other models would fit the 1L "Hit" bottle...
yes they should fit
How long does the drink stay cold in this...
How long does the drink stay cold in this bottle?
The Laken is not a thermal or Thermos type bottle but will keep drinks colder, if protected from sunlight, longer than plastic.
What's the lining made of? Plastic?
What's the lining made of? Plastic?
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Washington coach Lorenzo Romar said he knew after the Huskies' loss to Oregon State in the Pac-12 tournament they'd have a hard time making the NCAA tournament.
Lorenzo Romar knew. He knew a half-hour after last week's loss to Oregon State.
An eternal optimist, Romar, Washington's basketball coach, was more pessimistic than I'd ever seen him as he stood in a hallway outside his team's locker room following Thursday's quarterfinal game in the Pac-12 Conference tournament.
He knew his team hadn't done enough. He knew his conference hadn't done enough. He knew, as much as he didn't want to believe it, that Washington wasn't going to be one of the 68 teams invited to this season's NCAA tournament. He seemed sadly resigned to his fate.
The Huskies had to finish the season strong and they didn't. And after three straight NCAA tournament trips, this team is condemned to the NIT, where it will play Texas-Arlington at home on Tuesday.
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"I'm usually a half-full glass guy," Romar said on Sunday's post-NCAA selection teleconference, "but seeing how things were shaping up and understanding how this whole process works, my glass was probably half-empty after the Oregon State loss."
The Huskies have nobody to blame but themselves. All they had to do this month was beat a staggering UCLA team and/or ninth-seeded Oregon State.
Despite all of the bad losses, as they went into March and as they traveled down to Los Angeles, a school-record, fourth-straight NCAA tournament bid was just a couple of wins away. They controlled their destiny.
But then they stopped playing defense the way Romar's teams are supposed to play it. And late in both losses to UCLA and Oregon State, unlike most of Romar's teams, they stopped playing together on offense.
The Huskies got lost in Los Angeles. It was a final stunning twist to a confounding season.
"The last two really hurt us," Romar said. "When we lost to Oregon State, I got concerned. Really concerned. We lost control and then we were at the mercy of upsets."
Colorado upset California in the semifinals of the conference tournament. And St. Bonaventure upset Xavier in the final of the Atlantic 10 tournament, and the Huskies' bubble burst.
But even in November and December, the Huskies played like a bubble team. After losing by 13 on the road at Saint Louis, they blew a late lead at Nevada and lost twice in Madison Square Garden, at the buzzer to Marquette and in the first half against Duke.
If the Huskies had won just one of those games, they would have made the tournament.
There was nothing wrong with Romar's nonconference season scheduling. The degree of difficulty was there. But there was something seriously wrong about the results.
The new reality in college basketball is that games in November and December are as important as games in January, February and March.
Early-season nonconference losses aren't learning experiences anymore. They're hurdles that can haunt teams the rest of the season. In the just-win world of college hoops, there is precious little time left for teaching, or experimenting with offensive sets, or figuring out substitution patterns.
"Maybe we get to a (substitution) rotation quicker because of how important these games are," Romar said, thinking about future Novembers and Decembers. "Sometimes we try to play a lot of guys early to figure out who is going to be the best out there on the floor as a team down the stretch."
Washington's overall résumé and its 71 RPI weren't a compelling argument for making the tournament. But the Huskies did win the regular-season Pac-12 championship.
And by not inviting them to the tournament, the committee was, in effect, saying the conference regular season, even for an alleged power conference, doesn't mean as much as it once did. That once-sacred idea that in college basketball, "every game counts," now is anachronistic.
Washington was 14-4 in the conference. The Huskies didn't sneak into a championship with a mediocre record. They won 12 of 14 in the teeth of the conference season. But this season it didn't matter.
"The selection process is done a lot by numbers," Romar said. "You almost feed information into the computer and then let it spit out the field of 68. Our conference was just not ranked as high based on the numbers this year. That's why we suffered. Are we the 69th best team, or 70th? No way in the world. We're definitely one of the best 68 teams."
Still they had an invitation in their hands. They led Oregon State by eight points, with eight minutes to go. All they had to do was take care of the ball, play solid defense and make their free throws.
They didn't. And after that loss, even Romar understood the consequences.
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C# 4.0 introduces
dynamic keyword, which will look up at run-time.
Does this mean we'll need awkward reflection no more? If does, Can you show up an example of it?
C# 4.0 introduces
Does this mean we'll need awkward reflection no more? If does, Can you show up an example of it?
We'll still have Reflection - using 'dynamic' against regular CLR objects will invoke a Reflection-based dispatcher.
So - we'll still have Reflection, but it'll be easier to do.
Here's an example:
I don't know about you, but I like the former. =)
In both these cases, I get no compile-time checking, no Intellisense, no IDE support - but the former case is much more expressive than the latter.
Dynamic dispatch is only one possible use of Reflection. There are many good reasons to interrogate a class for its structure, get information about that structure and visualize in some form or act on it in some way without ever dynamically accessing members. Reflection is here to stay. :)
If you want examples of the dynamic keyword, here is a video from PDC of the man himself talking about it (and other stuff C# 4.0 related).
Dynamic will go a long way to solving problems with methods known only by name, where that name is known and fixed at compile time - but of course, such methods could also be expressed as interfaces if you control the types.
There are cases where
The biggest uses I see for
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- Help developers resolve both technical and people resources issues.
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Maine Boats, Homes & Harbors Show
If you love the coast of Maine, you won't want to miss this high-summer event! Each year we gather Maine's finest artists, architects, boatbuilders, craftsmen, designers, furniture makers, jewelers, and marine gear vendors together in ONE place at ONE time, so you can meet them in person at the 14th Annual Maine Boats, Homes & Harbors Show.
- Live music
- Fine fresh food
- Fun for children (of ALL ages)
It's the pages of Maine Boats, Homes & Harbors magazine brought to life, and the only in-water boat show in the state, with more than 70 boats in the water and 150 or so exhibitors on land.
There truly is something for every member of the family!
Saturday: 10-5
Sunday: 10-4
On the waterfront in Rockland, Maine (Harbor & Buoy Parks)
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Price: $12, kids under 12 FREE
Two and three-day passes available.
*NO pets are allowed on show grounds (except the pre-selected Boatyard Dog® Trials competitors and
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Hands-on fun for young sailors. Science, art, pirates, and fly casting.
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Blue Horseshoe Hosts Logistics Pro Summit in Carmel, Indiana
(Marketwire Via Acquire Media NewsEdge) CARMEL, IN -- (Marketwire) -- 11/12/12 -- Blue Horseshoe, an Enterprise and Supply Chain software solutions and consulting firm, hosted a successful 2012 Logistics Pro Summit in Carmel, Indiana. With 14 different companies and over 50 participants represented from across the country, the event provided an opportunity for existing Logistics Pro Users to network and discuss their supply chain success and challenges. Industries represented at the event included Food & Beverage Wholesale, Publishing, Education & Training, Manufacturing, Consumer Products, Retail, Distribution, Hair Care Services, Retail, Farm & Garden Wholesale and Commercial Printing.
The event's networking and educational environment allowed Logistics Pro users to: collaborate and discuss trends in Supply Chain Technology with Industry leaders, hear from other Logistics Pro customers and how they have maximized their investment, discuss how to expand the supply chain technology footprint with Manhattan software and other products, determine if a WMS Migration is the right strategic move for their company, and to learn how to implement the latest Transportation requirements with Logistics Pro.
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"Getting the chance to talk to others to see just how they have modified the way LogisticsPRO works to handle their core operations was of great value and provided us with some ideas to explore to enhance our functionality. I'm looking forward to working with Blue Horseshoe on our future enhancements to get all we can out of what I feel is a wonderfully functional piece of software that has served us well for 17 years," notes Jeff Barnard.
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Little Theatre adds '9 to 5' show
Published: Monday, March 10, 2014 at 5:58 p.m.
Last Modified: Monday, March 10, 2014 at 5:58 p.m.
Due to overwhelming ticket demand and sold out performances, the Spartanburg Little Theatre has added a performance of "9 to 5: The Musical" on Thursday, March 13 at 8 p.m. at the Chapman Cultural Center.
All previous weekend performances were sold out, and both upcoming Friday and Saturday evening performances are already sold out. There are limited tickets still available for the Saturday and Sunday matinees on March 15 and 16.
"We are so thrilled to be able to offer more people the opportunity to see 9 to 5," said SLT's executive artistic director, and the director of "9 to 5," Jay Coffman. "The excitement and buzz in the community surrounding this show is amazing."
With music and lyrics by Dolly Parton, "9 to 5: The Musical" is a hilarious story of friendship and revenge in the Rolodex era. Pushed to the boiling point, three female co-workers concoct a plan to get even with the sexist, egotistical, lying, hypocritical bigot they call their boss. They conspire to take control of their company and learn there's nothing they can't do -- even in a man's world. Outrageous, thought-provoking, and even a little romantic, "9 to 5: The Musical" is about teaming up and taking care of business.
Tickets for "9 to 5: The Musical" can be purchased by calling the Chapman Cultural Center box office at 542-2787 or by ordering online at www.chapmanculturalcenter.org. Available performances are on March 13 at 8 p.m. and on March 15 and March 16 at 3 p.m. Tickets are $25 for adults, $24 for seniors, $17 for students, and $20 for groups of 10 or more. "9 to 5: The Musical" is sponsored by White's Pine Street Exxon.
"9 to 5: The Musical" is suitable for audiences 13 and above, due to mild profanity, simulated drug use, and adult humor.
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- Year:
- 1989
- Length:
- 27'
- Engine/Fuel Type:
- Single / diesel
- Located In:
- Gorham, ME
- Hull Material:
- Fiberglass
- 37384-2908157
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Sea Wings is the Family Cruiser model of the Albin 27 pocket trawler. With her aft sleeping cabin, the Family Cruiser is the most cruisable version of this popular vessel. Unlike most of her low-powered sisterships, "Sea Wings" is equipped with a powerful and smooth-running 6-cylinder Isuzu 157hp diesel. This engine has the reserve power to fight adverse winds, currents and seas while still providing economical fuel consumption at cruising speeds.
Sea Wings has been used seasonally in Long Island Sound and in Maine. She is considered in good condition for a vessel of her age. Known deficiencies are noted in the below description. Sea Wings has been stored ashore under a protective cover during the winters.
If you're looking for a comfortable pocket trawler that won't break the bank either in purchase cost or running costs, Sea Wings merits your consideration.
Please contact Tom Kintz, CPYB at your convenience. I'd appreciate the opportunity to help you acquire the multihull of your dreams.
Please contact Tom Kintz, CPYB at (+1) 860-572-7767
Additional Specs, Equipment and Information:
Boat Name
Sea Wings
Builder: Albin
Designer: Albin
Flag of Registry: United States
Hull Shape: Semi-Displacement
LOA: 26 ft 9 in
Beam: 9 ft 8 in
LWL: 24 ft 4 in
Minimum Draft: 2 ft 6 in
Displacement: 6500 lbs
Headroom: 6 ft 4 in
Total Power: 157 HP
Engine 1:
Engine Brand: Isuzu
Year Built: 1989
Engine Model: 6-cylinder
Engine Type: Inboard
Engine/Fuel Type: Diesel
Engine Hours: 4000
Propeller: 3 blade propeller
Drive Type: Direct Drive
Engine Power: 157 HP
Cruising Speed: 7 knots
Maximum Speed: 10 knots
Fresh Water Tanks: 1 (20 Gallons)
Fuel Tanks: 2 Aluminum (25 Gallons)
Holding Tanks: 1 (10 Gallons)
Number of single berths: 2
Number of double berths: 1
Number of cabins: 2
Number of heads: 1
Number of bathrooms: 1
Seating Capacity: 3
Convertible Saloon
Inside Equipment
Electric head
Hot water
Electrical Equipment
Shore power inlet
Outside Equipment/Extras
Solar panel
Cockpit cushions
Swimming ladder
Cockpit table
Bimini Top
Sea Wings has a very comfortable interior for a vessel of her size. The interior is finished in off-white vinyl offset by varnished teak trim in the head, locker door and galley. Cabin soles are carpeted over fiberglass. Acoustic absorbing material is installed on the cabin sides and roof. All berths are comfortable adult sized with cushioned surfaces in very good condition.
The aft cabin is set up for two singles. Adding filler cushions turns this area into a cozy queen-sized berth.
The main cabin houses the galley and dinette. The dinette converts into a double berth. The dinette seats three around a 2ft. x 3.5ft. table. There is storage under the seats
Head equipment:
- Jabsco PAR electric head with holding tank, deck discharge and macerator (electric supply wiring to head needs service)
- Stainless steel head sink with pressurized hot and cold water
Shower with hot and cold water and electric sump pump
- Head storage in vanity and cabinet with sliding doors above toilet
- Origo 4000 surface mounted 2-burner alcohol stove
- Stainless steel single sink
- Icebox
- Galley storage in 2 x drawers and a cabinet under the sink
Design and Construction
- Fiberglass hull construction
- Fiberglass deck construction with wood core
- Hull is white
- Deck is gray
- Blue antifouling on bottom
- Wheel steering with push-pull cable
- Rudder attached to the aft end of the keel
- Owner reports no known major mishaps
Deck and Hull Equipment
- Forward hatch with screen
- 10 x Beckson opening ports with screens
- Solar ventilator
- Plow anchor with 15ft. 5/16in. chain and 200ft. rode
- Anchor roller
- Teak swim platform
- 2 x windshield wipers (currently non-functional)
- Helm bench seat (serviceable but has some loosening seams)
- 72 quart white Igloo ice chest with white cushion that matches the cockpit cushions
- Soundown carpet in cockpit
- Acoustic treatment to cockpit interior
- Bimini top
- Full cockpit enclosure with screens
- Cockpit cushions, very good condition
- Cockpit table
- LPG barbecue
- 2 x fenders
- Boat hook
- Engine hours are estimated at 4000 hrs. (Note: Engine hour meter reads 3398 hrs. but owner isn't sure it's working)
- Owner reports that the engine starts almost immediately
- Bronze 3-blade propeller
- Hot water heater with electric heating element and engine heat exchanger (not hooked up – condition unknown)
Electrical System
- 12 VDC and 110 VAC electrical systems
- House battery
- Engine starting battery
- Alternator on main engine
- 50 watt solar panel
- Distribution panel with circuit breakers
- 50ft. 30 ampere shore power cord
- Cobra 1500-watt inverter (not installed)
- Running lights
- Cabin lighting
- Caframo Sirocco fan
- Ritchie PowerDamp compass
- Standard Horizon knotmeter/log
- Standard Horizon depth sounder
- Standard Horizon Eclipse VHF radio
- Furuno radar (non-functional)
- Garmin GPSMap 541 chart plotter
- Barometer
Safety Equipment
- 2 x 2.5lb. ABC manual fire extinguishers
- 8' West Marine PVC roll up inflatable dinghy with swing down wheels (10 years old and faded but holds air well)
- Engine spares including belts, both fuel filter elements and raw water impeller
- Poppets
The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.
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Review for Librarians of Evidence-Based Practice in Nursing and the Allied Health Professions in the United States*
Tweed, Elizabeth M., Sauers, Eric L., McLeod, Tamara C. Valovich, Guo, Ruiling, Trahan, Henry, Alpi, Kristine M., Hill, Beth, Sherwill-Navarro, Pamela, Allen, Margaret, Stephenson, Priscilla L., Hartman, Linda M., Burnham, Judy, Fell, Dennis, Kronenfeld, Michael, Journal of the Medical Library Association
Objective: This paper provides an overview of the state of evidence-based practice (EBP) in nursing and selected allied health professions and a synopsis of current trends in incorporating EBP into clinical education and practice in these fields. This overview is intended to better equip librarians with a general understanding of the fields and relevant information resources.
Included Professions: Professions are athletic training, audiology, health education and promotion, nursing, occupational therapy, physical therapy, physician assisting, respiratory care, and speech-language pathology.
Approach: Each section provides a description of a profession, highlighting changes that increase the importance of clinicians' access to and use of the profession's knowledgebase, and a review of each profession's efforts to support EBP. The paper concludes with a discussion of the librarian's role in providing EBP support to the profession.
Conclusions: EBP is in varying stages of growth among these fields. The evolution of EBP is evidenced by developments in preservice training, growth of the literature and resources, and increased research funding. Obstacles to EBP include competing job tasks, the need for additional training, and prevalent attitudes and behaviors toward research among practitioners. Librarians' skills in searching, organizing, and evaluating information can contribute to furthering the development of EBP in a given profession.
In the early 1990s, evidence-based medicine (EBM) was introduced as a framework for research and practice and as a methodological approach to enable physicians to more effectively access clinically relevant research [I]. EBM has conceptuaUy evolved into evidence-based practice (EBP) in recognition of the movement's inclusion of related domains including nursing, physical therapy, and others [I].
The rapid emergence of the Web, including freely accessible MEDLINE and other databases as well as full-text electronic journals and the current intense engagement with its resources, has had a significant impact on access to and use of the medical knowledgebase [2]. Buried In the large volume of digital information is "actionable information," the information most pertinent to a clinical decision or course of action. Given the ongoing explosion of available health information, access to evidence-based, actionable information is a prime concern for clinicians and health information professionals [I].
Concomitant with these advances and challenges is the expectation that information should be used by clinicians to inform judgment and decisions [3]. To accomplish this goal, clinicians have to find a path through the knowledgebase to the highest quality and most useful information. Further, information delivery at the point of care may facilitate its incorporation into clinical decision making.
While professionals move toward adopting the EBP model of clinical care, each of the health professions is at a different place in developing and implementing the model for their specific disciplines. Based on one author's (Kronenfeld) experience with teaching EBP skills, implementation of EBP may be viewed as including the following components:
* commitment of the profession to an EBP model
* integration of an EBP model into professional education curricula
* identification or development of an evidence knowledgebase capable of supporting EBP for clinicians in the profession
* development of EBP resources to effectively support clinicians to enable efficient use of relevant evidence in their practice
This paper presents a brief overview of the progress that a number of health professions have made in adopting an EBP model. The sections on each profession are arranged in alphabetical order: athletic training, audiology, health education and promotion, nursing, occupational therapy, physical therapy, physician assisting, respiratory care, and speech-language pathology. …


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Obamanos: The Birth of a New Political Era (Paperback)
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"Hertzberg has a novelist's control of metaphor and a comedian's gift for the one-liner."
-"The New York Times Book Review"
" Obamanos " is powered by celebrated political essayist Hendrik Hertzberg's "Comments" for "The New Yorker"'s "The Talk of the Town" and the personal blog he began keeping on the magazine's Web site fifteen months before the election. Hertzberg follows the players and the stars while examining the issues that emerged as critical during the debates such as health care, the Iraq war, and the economic crisis. Through his observation and analysis of the campaign's defining moments, we come to see the current political landscape in a new light. " Obamanos "--the title inspired by a poster Hertzberg saw on a dusty road near Santa Fe-heralds the opening of a new era in American politics.
About the Author
HENDRIK HERTZBERG, a senior associate of the Joan Shorenstein Barone Center, covered the 1988 election campaign for The New Republic, where he was editor from 1981 until 1985. He was chief White House speechwriter under President Carter and is a former staff writer for The New Yorker.


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This was a recap of one investors 2013 predictions and his 2014 predictions. Notice INO. I know others are asking about investments...this may be of help with that as well. - dme306
Last year (for fun), I picked 5 stocks for 2013. I didn't "invest" in them per se as I mostly traded them and others until coming into IDRA, but let's see how they fared...
Overall, not too shabby. The average gain if one was to invest in all 5 equally would have a cumulative return of 253.34%. So (for fun), below are my 5 picks for 2014 and their current share price and my projected price target in parentheses...
INO makes the list again for the 2nd year in a row, but I believe IDRA will be the top gainer in 2014. I played it a bit safer last year going with 2 large caps (GILD, CELG), so going with more risk in 2014. GTAT is already a billion dollar company, but I see IDRA, GALE and INO surpassing the 1B threshold in 2014.
As of today, I'm 100% in IDRA. I may at some time in 2014 re-distribute, but IDRA will most likely remain my top holding throughout 2014. The only chance of that not occurring would be on unexpected negative trial results of IMO-8400, which I put a 10% chance of occurrence at this time. I feel 90% confident of reaching statistical significance. For the bio investors and traders out there, you know 90% is a very high confidence rating. Have a great 2014 and I'll revisit this post on Jan 1, 2015. Remember, it's just for fun :-)
Sentiment: Strong Buy
No offense but there is nothing meaningful in your post!
Just something to digest...it means nothing in the INO picture, but I thought it interesting and posted it.
I believe it is time for most of you to drop your telescopes and actually walk diligently into the space. This type of commentary just adds kindling to a dying ember.
Everyone should always invest wisely as the consequences are far too obvious. I do not promote investing into anything I personally don't have a conviction behind. I put my own money where my mouth is...not any one else's money. As for adding kindling...we're all big boys!
I thought you were out of here troll.
Just goes to show you how stupid people really are. Anyone who invests in a biotech company focusing on GAINS in 2014 is a complete idiot if you ask me. I wouldn't touch IDRA with your money. Why anyone would invest in a company with a tiny 2 drug pipeline for a small market is beyond me. I can easily see why 99% of people who invest in biotechs lose everything they have. Oh well, let them learn the hard way, I don't feel bad at all.
As he ended, "Just for fun." I don't think it's meant for anything beyond that...just my observation. I guess they started the year in the .40 cent range and went as low as .19 and ended up 2013 at 4.63. I guess even a "blind squirrel finds a nut" once in a while.


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