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Tomorrow is the big day: the official opening of Caputo's new Old World Butcher Shop.
I stopped by yesterday to chat with Frody Volgger, the man in charge.
You know Frody. He's been a hero of Salt Lake's culinary scene for decades, most recently as chef/owner of Vienna Bistro. Illness forced him to close the beloved Main Street eatery, but now he and Matt Caputo have joined forces to make a joint dream come true.
A dream of meat. The way it used to be: up close and personal.
The Old World Butcher Shop is just a small case in the corner of Caputo's market on Broadway, but look closely: its contents represent a revolution. This is the only meat market in the state stocking exclusively locally sustainably raised meat, cut by hand. Pork from Christiansen Farms. Beef from Pleasant Creek Ranch. Lamb from Snowy Mountain. Frody gets a whole pig every Friday, and whole lambs when he can from Stiig Larsen at Snowy Mountain, and breaks them down himself into steaks, chops and roasts. (Beef comes in in primal cuts.)
But that's not all. Volgger, who grew up with a heritage of German and Italian-style sausage-making, also stocks the case with handmade chorizo, piccante, dolce and a myriad of other fresh sausages. He makes speck, ham, guanciale. He cold smokes and he hot smokes. When he gets something unusual, like lamb's liver, he makes pate. He laments that he can't get pigs' feet so he can make the best gelatin for his headcheese.
He has more ideas for filling the little meat case than it can possibly hold. Fortunately, he has an apprentice because, he says, "Someone else needs to know what I know."
And he's right.
Organic fruits, vegetables and eggs are relatively easy to wrap your head around and backyard farms and gardens are sprouting everywhere. Meat is another, more problematic matter. Americans are generally squeamish about the whole butchering process as it relates to cute little animals (that's why we don't eat more rabbit) and we're used to paying absurdly low prices for animal protein. So meat production has been left to the agribusinesses for the most part. Kind of ridiculous, when Americans eat an enormous amount of meat by world standards, sided with organic vegetables or not.
Here's the thing: you can hardly comparison shop these products. Volgger pays more for his beef per pound than you pay for conventional beef in a regular grocery store, then he cuts it by hand.
Raising animals humanely and sustainably is more expensive. But it's better, for the planet and, actually, the palate. So don't flinch. Adapt your wine philosophy to your protein: eat less, but better meat.
Enough preaching. Start eating.
And read Les Roka's piece about Caputo's butcher shop on Selective Echo.

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An essential new reference work covering all aspects of European history, society, and culture from AD 500 to 1500.
The article discusses the Catholic studies initiatives at universities in Canada, particularly the University of Prince Edward Island (UPEI). It also cites the unique partnership in Catholic Studies with the Centre for Culture and Christianity at UPEI's Department of Religious Studies. The courses o...
n the spring of 1912, the six children of Patrick and Minnie McGee died of mysterious causes on Prince Edward Island. Minnie McGee was charged for the murder of one son and convicted of poisoning him. A case study of McGee's subsequent life in a series of state institutions illuminates the relations...
The article discusses the involvement of residents of Prince Edward Island in the Irish Repeal Movement, which sought to repeal the Act of Union of 1800 between Great Britain and Ireland, focusing on the years 1843 and 1844. It comments on the Loyal National Repeal Association, led by Irish politica...
This article examines the relationship between mental disorder and criminality in Canada from the colonial period to the landmark 1992 Mental Disorder Amendments that followed the passing of Bill C-30. The history of this relationship has been shaped by longstanding formal and informal systems of so...
The efforts of Prime Minister William Lyon Mackenzie King (1874-1950) to improve Canada's international image and stature by hosting the August 1943 Quadrant conference in Quebec on World War II military and political strategy were met by repeated snubs - intentional and unintentional - by Winston C...
Insanity, institutions and society : the case of the Robben Island Lunatic Asylum, 1846-1910 / Harriet Deacon -- The confinement of the insane in Switzerland, 1900-1970 : Cery (Vaud) and Bel-Air (Geneva) asylums / Jacques Gasser and Genevi?ve Heller -- Family strategies and medical power : 'voluntar...
This paper argues that the historical epidemiology of mental illness is inevitably context bound. This argument is made through the analysis of civil court records relating to the mental illness of New Jersey residents from 1790 to 1867. The records demonstrate that the social contexts out of which ...


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Carla is a teen librarian at the Novato Library.
This is an official blog for the Marin County Free Library.
The first Thursday of every month 6th - 12th graders turn in reviews from Advance Reader copies of books they took from the last meeting. Interested in participating? Contact Carla A. the teen librarian at the Novato Library, email@example.com or 415 - 473 - 2050.
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The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum is very fortunate to have what is most likely the finest, most extensive Beatles exhibit anywhere in the world. That exhibit is the result of relationships we have built over the years. I have been the chief curator at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum in Cleveland since 1994, before the Museum opened, and one of the first people I contacted when I got the job was Yoko Ono.
Prior to joining the Museum, I was a writer and editor at Rolling Stone magazine, where I had interviewed Yoko. In addition, Jann Wenner, the editor and publisher of Rolling Stone and one of the founders of the Hall of Fame, was friends with Yoko and John Lennon. Having made those connections, I first arranged to meet Yoko at her apartment at the Dakota in New York City in 1994. Much to my surprise, she had an enormous amount of material related to her late husband John, going back to things like his school report cards and a swimming certificate. She also had many of his handwritten lyric manuscripts, guitars, clothing and other personal effects. Yoko agreed to loan the Museum several of these things, and it was the first major collection I secured for the Museum. In those earliest days of the Museum, the John Lennon collection often helped sway artists to make a generous loan or donation to help expand our growing collection.
Over the years, Yoko has remained a great friend to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Back in 2000, she reached out with a reminder that John would have been 60 years old that year. She suggested that we do a major exhibit on his life and music. Working with Yoko, we were able to put together an expansive exhibit that opened in October 2000 and ran until January 2003.
In 2005, I was contacted by a representative of Olivia Harrison, George Harrison's widow. It turned out that they were issuing the Concert for Bangladesh on DVD and thought we might like to do an exhibit about it. Once again, working directly with the Harrison estate, we did a small exhibit about Bangladesh.
Virtually since day one, the Museum always had an exhibit related to the Beatles. However, it was always dominated by the Lennon items. About two years ago, we started working on a re-design of the Museum's galleries. As part of that re-design, we decided to greatly enhance our Beatles exhibit, adding more permanent cases, as well as audio and video. The timing seemed right to reach out to the Beatles contacts I'd made over the years and see what we could do to improve the exhibit.
Sure enough, Mrs. Harrison was generous and loaned us a suit Harrison wore on the Beatles' 1966 U.S. tour and a jacket that he wore at the world premiere of Yellow Submarine. I also reached out to a friend of mine who had done some work with Ringo Starr. With her help, Ringo loaned us a raincoat that he wore when the Beatles performed "Get Back" on the roof of Apple Records in 1969. He also loaned the Museum another jacket, one that he wore in a promo film the Beatles did for the single "Strawberry Fields Forever."
We've also enlisted the support of various collectors and people who had relationships with the Beatles, and the result is an amazing exhibit about one of the most important bands in the history of rock and roll. The exhibit is more or less organized chronologically, starting with some of the John Lennon childhood items and some of the earliest handbills and posters advertising shows by the Beatles back in 1961. It goes through the band's entire career and includes the dissolution papers that the Beatles signed in 1974, ending their partnership. It also includes some items from Lennon's solo career. Whether it's Lennon's Sgt. Pepper uniform, handwritten lyrics to "In My Life" or one of the guitars, such as Harrison's 1962 Rickenbacker 425 (pictured) or Lennon's 1963 Gretsch 6120, the exhibit is filled with treasures from the Fab Four.
This weekend, from June 15-17, we will be celebrating the Beatles during our Magical Mystery Weekend. I will be talking about the exhibit, and we will also be screening the new digitally re-mastered Yellow Submarine film. We will also be hosting Beatles tribute band 1964, and we will have other Beatles-related events. Click here for more information and learn why this weekend is an especially good time for Beatles fans to visit the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum in Cleveland.


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Brian Michael Brennan
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Height: 5-9 Weight: 178 lbs.
Born: February 15, 1962 in Bloomfield, MI
High School: Brother Rice
College: Boston Col. (school history) (Brennan college stats)
Drafted by the Cleveland Browns in the 4th round (104th overall) of the 1984 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 35 (2770th overall since 1950)
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Updating an Novell Open Enterprise Server (OES) 11 SP2 Linux server is essentially the same as updating a SUSE Linux Enterprise Server (SLES) 11 SP3 server except that you apply patches for both SLES 11 SP3 and OES 11 SP2.
To update your server with the patches released from Novell requires you to perform the following tasks during the installation or upgrade or after the installation or upgrade is complete. The instructions in this section are for patching the server after the installation or upgrade is complete.
Section 7.3, Registering the Server in the Novell Customer Center
Section 7.5, Verifying That Your Repository Subscriptions Are Up-to-Date
Section 7.11, Installing the Latest iManager NPMs After Applying OES Patches
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text: "Good evening. I read an article recently that some critic identified the very moment that the cultural revolution died, if you can believe that. According to the stats, the spirit passed in the summer of 1969 when violence broke out at a free Rolling Stones concert at the Altamont Speedway. How such a ridiculous conclusion could be drawn escapes me, when you consider that the 70's would produce some of the most revolutionary art that the world had ever seen. If there was even a grain of truth to what this guy had to say, somebody forgot to tell Patti Smith. By the time Amiri Baraka had released the now infamous poem, "It's Nation Time", and Marvin Gaye ... two years later ... released "What's Going On". One of the sparks that set the punk prairie fire and left south Jersey for the lower east side of Manhattan. In 1975 with Lenny Kaye, Ivan Kral, Richard Soul and J.D. Dougherty, Patti Smith released "Horses". The opening to "Gloria" might be one of the greatest moments in American music. The shadow line and the space within it speaks to us like a dark gospel, and then you hear that voice, and you think "nothing can be this haunting and nothing can be this healing at the same time." Then the words "Jesus died for someone's sins but not mine" delivered like someone who'd left the church that was repressive America and burned into the ground. The body of the song becomes a celebration of the outsider. It possesses a chaos that only Patti can summon and only she can control. She sings, screams, howls, chants ... so attuned to the moment that anticipating the next one is an impossibility. The breath between her words is as powerful as the words themselves, and by the end of the song, a couple of things remain apparent. Punk seeds have been planted, the culture will be changed forever and it would be hard for me to ever listen to Van Morrison again. In 1976 Patti released Radio Ethiopia. Songs were a little more refined, but still daring and still carrying that outsider's dignity. In 1978 she released Easter, where along with Bruce Springsteen, co-wrote ... she would have her first hit with "Because the Night". Patti's spirit ultimately proved too restless for radio and far too threatening. She seemed far more interested in creating transcendent, poetic moments than fashionable hits because she had already carved her legacy into something much deeper. The movement she helped define explained what people like me ... who related more to the Bad Brains than we did to the Eagles ... why we championed the Clash and hated Ronald Reagan ... and why we dropped our textbooks and picked up Sonia Sanchez, Alan Ginsberg and Langston Hughes. Expanding rock's boundaries, Patti Smith the poet, revealed truth regardless of the political and social consequences. Patti once said, "I stand in front of a microphone and I'm not afraid." And she remains just that ... fearless ... fearless throughout her losses, fearless as a mother, fearless when she put the Bush administration up on a firing line for this illegal war and pulled her poetic trigger, fearless in pose and fearless in her life, it is my honor and privilege to induct Patti Smith into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. "


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If you were born after Dec. 31, 1968, or if you are just a concerned sportsman or wildlife enthusiast, Arlene Green, regional education coordinator for the Arkansas Game & Fish Commission, says make plans to attend the free hunter education course hosted by the Phillips County Library. The course will take place from 8:30 a.m. until 6:30 p.m. at the library in Helena on Saturday, Jan. 18. "The Arkansas Game & Fish Commission's 'mandatory hunter education' regulation went into effect July 1, 1985," commented Green. "The regulation makes it unlawful for any person born after Dec. 31, 1968, to take or attempt to take wildlife with forearms, crossbow or conventional bow, without first having on their person proof that he or she has satisfactorily completed an approved hunter education course." Exceptions to the regulations are hunters whose birth dates are before 1969 and hunters younger than 16 when under the direct supervision of a licensed adult at least 21 years old. You must attend all sessions to complete the course. The course includes such topics as firearms safety, conservation, wildlife management, sportsmanship, archery, muzzle loading, first aid, survival and other hunting information. The purpose of the regulation and the course is to inform and educate those enjoying the great outdoors, which will lead to safer and more responsible behavior by all outdoorsmen throughout Arkansas. The course is free and open. Registration is required by calling 870-338-3537 or email firstname.lastname@example.com. For additional information, contact the Phillips County Library at 870-338-3537. For information about other hunter education courses scheduled in the area, call the AG&FC Hunter Education Office on its toll free number at 1-800-482-5795 of check out the AGFC website at agfc.com.
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Blake Booher Wins Horizon League 50-Yard Freestyle
Feb. 24, 2005
Brown Deer, Wis.- UIC sophomore Blake Booher made school history on Thursday night, winning the 50-yard freestyle finals with a school-record time of 20.53 on day two of the 2005 Horizon League Swimming & Diving Championships.
Booher sped to the win over defending league champion and conference record holder Elvis Cirikovic of Wright State, beating the Raiders star by .15 of a second.
The second-year standout from Barrington, Ill., bashed Dan Pienta's eight-year-old school record of 20.73. Booher's win also marked the first UIC individual event title since Mike Magee won the three-meter diving competition in 2003 and the first swimming title since Paul Torres won the 2002 400-yard IM.
Teammate LeRoy Stevens turned in a career-best 20.71 in the race to finish third overall and establish UIC's second-best 50 free time in school history, while Athanasios Lamprou turned in a 21.15 for seventh.
The women's 50-yard freestyle was also a major record-breaking success for the Flames, as freshman Colleen Dougherty and sophomore Kelly Hyatt gave UIC two top-three finishers in the race and the school's newest additions to the top of the record book.
Dougherty punched in a school-record 24.02 to take second just behind Horizon League 50 free record holder Lindsay Caldwell of UW-Milwaukee, while Hyatt turned in a career-best 24.15 for third place at the championships and second-best all-time in UIC history.
Dougherty eclipsed Rebecca Hodgdon's 1998 time of 24.27 to take over the UIC 50 free record.
Jessica Darud's career-best 2:09.68 secured the sophomore an impressive third-place performance in the 200-yard IM, while freshman Dan Hare continued his fantastic rookie season with a career time of 1:52.55 in the men's version of the event to capture third place.
Mark Pappalardo and Ryan Fitzer were excellent on the boards for UIC as the sophomores finished third and fourth, respectively, in the one-meter finals. Pappalardo rounded out his day with a final tally of 276.05, while Fitzer was right behind at a 264.20.
Tara Goodwin led the ladies on the diving boards with a career-high 382.90 performance in the three-meter finals.
Despite missing the finals in the 500-yard freestyle, Laura Martensen gave the Flames a great performance in the 500 by chopping nearly 11 seconds from her prelim time of 5:18.12 to finish her day with a school-record 5:07.66 in the event, beating former teammate Jamie Redway's time of 5:07.99 set in 2002. Martensen took ninth overall despite beating the times of two finalists in the event.
After two days of intense competition, the UIC men's team moved up from fifth to third place, ending Thursday's events with 243 points. On the women's side the Flames stand in a solid fourth with 202 points.
The 2005 Horizon League Swimming & Diving Championships resume Friday morning with swimming preliminaries.


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You'd think being the token Jewish guy at the Salt Lake magazine would be rough on Chanukah, but I've actually gotten more "Happy Hanukkahs" in the past three days at our Trolley Corners office than ever before.
Seriously, I work with a culturally-aware bunch, but also more than ever, this year the question "Why so early?" popped up.
I thought back to my Hebrew school lessons and supplemented it with some online research, so I'm pretty sure I have a good answer.
Chanukah (or Hanukkah, if you can't make the sound of the letter chet, which is like the "ch" Johann Sebastian Bach with a slight hock-a-loogie sound) started Wednesday evening and ends on Dec. 9 and actually blazes through Christmas, Dec. 20-28, next year because of the correlation between the Jewish and Gregorian calendars.
Jewish calendar: Chanukah is on the 25th of Kislev every year, and like your work calendar a day is 24 hours. The moon's rotation around the Earth (a Jewish month actually starts with the first sliver of visible moon in its cycle) is a month, and the Earth's revolution around the sun is a year.
When you coordinate these phenomena (I mean really coordinate them) you get about 29 1/2 days in a month and about 12.4 months in a year. To make it all add up perfectly with our rotation around the sun, months are 29 or 30 days and an extra month is added every two or three years.
So, yes it's different and pretty accurate, but at least the rest of the world has the benefit of knowing how many months are each year without doing the math...well at least until leap year.
And speaking of the Gregorian calendar, here's some events to help you celebrate the Chanukah weekend with Gregorian dates.
Friday, Dec. 3
KRCL Polar Jubilee Brad Wheeler's Hanukkah Harmonica Army will be there to teach everyone Hava Negilah on their own harmonicas available for purchase. The show also stars Spell Talk, Mad Max & the Wild Ones and the Joshua Payne Orchestra.
Salt Lake Hardware Building, 7–11 p.m. 105 N. 400 West, SLC Click here for more info
Sunday, Dec. 5
Shalom Sesame Party at the JCC The new season of Shalom Sesame (the Jewish Sesame Street) premieres at the IJ & Jeanne Wagner Jewish Community Center, and it's all about Chanukah. They'll also have a party with dinner and music. It all goes down from 5:30 to 7 p.m.
IJ & Jeanne Wagner Jewish Community Center 2 N. Medical Drive, SLC 801-581-0098 or firstname.lastname@example.com for more info
Chanukah on Ice Free ice skating for Utah's Jewish community and friends, along with delicious latkes and sufganiyot (jelly donuts) and, of course, Utah's largest indoor Menorah lighting. Thank Rabbi Benny Zippel on the ice,¦extra points if you dress like a dreidel and do spins.
Gallivan Center, 3 p.m., lighting at 5:15 p.m. 200 South Main Street, SLC Click here for more info


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Here are solutions to some common problems with searching for files.
To start with, you can use the Search box at the top of any folder. It performs a fast search of the current folder and all of its subfolders. If you want to set up a more comprehensive search, open the Search folder.
Open Search by pressing Windows logo key
For more information, see Find a file or folder.
The most likely reason is that you are searching a limited set of locations. Indexed Locations, the set of files used by default, includes most of the common locations you might want to search. However, you can expand your search by adding additional locations to the current search in the Search folder. Here's how:
In the Search pane, click Advanced search.
Click the Location menu, and then click Everywhere.
If you want to search a specific set of locations rather than your entire computer, click the Location menu, and then click Choose search locations.
For privacy reasons, only your own files are added to the index, and so by default only your own files are searched. Here is how to modify searches so that files belonging to another user will appear in your search results:
Open the folder that contains the user's files you want to search. Typically, this is C:\Users\User, where User is the name of the person whose files you want to search.
If you are prompted for an administrator password or confirmation, type the password or provide confirmation.
Perform your search. This user's files will now be a part of your search results.
If you are searching in locations that are not indexed, the search might be slow because Windows must inspect each file in those locations during the search. You can add those locations to the index to speed up future searches. For more information, see Improve Windows searches using the index: frequently asked questions.
You can only add locations that are on your computer to the index. Network locations can't be indexed, so they will always be searched more slowly than folders on your own computer.
To make your routine searches faster, system files and program files are not included in the index. If you want to look for a system file or program file, change the location of the current search in the Search folder from Index to Everywhere, or choose a special search location such as a specific hard disk or folder. Keep in mind that when you search locations that are not indexed, your searches will be slower than usual.
Only files and folders located on your computer can be added to the index. This means that network locations will be searched more slowly than files on your computer.
When you search in the Search folder or the Start menu, you get results quickly because the search includes only the locations on your computer that are indexed. If you change the search locations in the Search folder, or if you open a folder that's not in the index and search there, the search will take longer. In addition, searches outside of the index only look for files by file name, whereas index searches include an assortment of file properties and the contents of files. If you frequently search a slow location on your computer, you should add it to the index.
Windows collects information about files on your computer in order to perform fast and accurate searches. This information is stored in the index. Periodically, Windows needs to update the index. If you perform a search while the index is being updated, the results might not be up to date.
Locations that are not on your computer's hard disk—such as network locations and media devices—can't be added to your computer's index, so searching these locations takes longer than searching indexed files on your computer.
There is a problem searching one or more of your selected locations. The most common cause is that you have selected a network location or a connected device that is not currently connected to your computer. It's also possible that you have selected a removable media device, but there is no media (such as a memory card or a CD) in the device. Check your locations and try the search again.
If you are searching in locations that are not indexed, you must press ENTER to start a search. Keep in mind that when you search locations that are not indexed, your searches will be slower than usual.
Any files in the index are searched quickly. By default, all of the most common files on your computer are indexed. Indexed locations include all of the files in your personal folder (such as Documents, Pictures, Music, and Videos), as well as e‑mail and offline files. Files that are not indexed include program files and system files. Those locations are not indexed because you rarely need to search those files, and so not including them in the index speeds up your searches.
To see the complete list of locations that are indexed, open Indexing and Search Options.
Open Indexing and Search Options by clicking the Start button , clicking Control Panel, clicking System and Maintenance, and then clicking Indexing Options.
The indexed locations are shown in the Index these locations list.


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Green-News: Wednesday 5.27.09
- I love penguins! But overfishing and global climate change is threatening African penguin populations. Last year, African Penguins in southern Africa numbered about 26,000 breeding pairs. That marks a drop of 121,000 since 1956. Scientists claim warming temps are hurting sardine and anchovy populations, the penguins major source of food; the AFP reports.
- A lot of birds are on hard times. Experts believe 12%, roughly 1,227 species of birds worldwide are facing extinction, with 24 new varieties added just last year. In some cases, like with hummingbirds, clearing land for farming—such as cocoa plantations—is leveling 8% of habitat each year; from the AFP.
- One of our closest relatives is in trouble too. Orangutan populations in Borneo National Park have declined 90% over the last five years. The drop is absolutely staggering. In 2004, 600 orangutans were living in the park, but today park officials estimate only about 30 to 60 remain. Deforestation and political corruption are being blamed; via TreeHugger.
- Pikas are also in a pickle. A pika is a furry little mammal with big ears, related to rabbits. These little guys live in high, rocky mountain slopes in 10 states, such as Sierra Nevada and the Rocky Mountains. Pikas like cold weather and even brief exposure to temperatures of 78 degrees can kill them, meaning global warming threatens their survival; the Associated Press reports.
- Animals aren't alone. People are in danger too, Tibet is at risk. Hotter weather may cause droughts and flooding, leaving millions in peril. Glacier ice melting is already raising local river levels. Since 1961, temperatures in Tibet have increased 0.32 degrees Celsius every decade, surmounting the global average of 0.2 degrees Celsius; the Daily Times explains.
- And populations living on or near coastlines, like natives of the Philippines, Malaysia, Papua New Guinea, the Solomon Islands and East Timor, may be starved out of their villages and homes. Ocean pollution is raising acidity levels harming coral reefs and fish living amongst them. A decline in fish means a decline in commercial fishing for local residents; via the Associated Press.
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My husband and I are both active duty Air Force and are seperated because of it, and I am pregnant too which makes it all the worse. I live in Fort Worth and he in Abilene. We made weekend trips to see each other but I felt like something was missing and I was so lonely in my house by myself, until I found Riley. I knew I wanted a dog who would be there in those lonely times, and who would love me just as I would love them, that is exactly what I found in Riley. He is an Australian Cattle Dog, more commonly known as a blue heeler. He is about 1 year old now, he was 7 months when I got him, and he is full of life, love, and energy! Whenever I am feeling down or life just seems to hard, all I do is look at that sweet face and wagging tail and my world is alright again. He has brought us more joy and love than we could have ever hoped for! I don't think that we saved him, he saved us. Thank you for leading him to his forever home, and us to happiness.
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Now we have the easter and summer holidays fast approaching, we're trying to find the best days out and as many fun things to do with kids as possible, especially cheap and free family friendly places to visit this year - theme parks, waterparks and swimming pools, museums, indoor playcentres and softplay for toddlers, petting farms, wildlife parks and zoos, aquariums, horse riding, castles, steam railways, pottery making and ceramic cafes, roller and ice skating rinks, karting tracks, snowdomes, dry and indoor ski slopes, climbing walls, activity centres, outdoor play at the best local parks, ten pin bowling alleys and all the other best family tourist attractions, that you can visit at the weekend.
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- 1 boneless beef chuck roast (3 pounds)
- 1 can (14-1/2 ounces) beef broth
- 1 medium onion, chopped
- 1 celery rib, chopped
- 3/4 cup ketchup
- 1/4 cup packed brown sugar
- 2 tablespoons white vinegar
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1 teaspoon ground mustard
- 1 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce
- 1 garlic clove, minced
- 1 bay leaf
- 1/4 teaspoon garlic powder
- 1/4 teaspoon paprika
- 3 drops hot pepper sauce
- 12 to 15 Hoagie Buns
- Place the roast in a Dutch oven; add broth, onion and celery. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat; cover and simmer for 2-1/2 to 3 hours or until the meat is tender.
- Remove roast and cool slightly; shred meat with two forks. Strain vegetables and set aside. Skim fat from cooking liquid and reserve 1-1/2 cups. Return the meat, vegetables and reserved cooking liquid to the pan.
- Stir in the ketchup, brown sugar, vinegar, salt, mustard, Worcestershire sauce, garlic, bay leaf, garlic powder, paprika and hot pepper sauce. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat; cover and simmer for 30 minutes or until heated through. Discard bay leaf. Serve beef on buns. Yield: 12-15 servings.
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ACC Insider - Kelly needs encore after triumphant return fades
Published: Thursday, March 28, 2013 at 11:05 p.m.
Last Modified: Thursday, March 28, 2013 at 11:05 p.m.
INDIANAPOLIS | Ryan Kelly made 10 of 14 shots, including seven of his nine 3-pointers, against Miami on March 2 in his first game back from a foot injury that cost him most of the ACC schedule.
It was a 36-point performance his coach Mike Krzyzewski called "one for the ages."
Kelly was a little less dramatic when asked what had happened that glorious afternoon at Cameron Indoor Stadium.
"I've just been saving them up," the Duke forward joked.
If that's the case, he might have been wise not to use all of his stockpiled baskets in one game. As accurate as Kelly's shooting touch was in that first outing against the Hurricanes and the opening 20 minutes of the following Senior Night win against Virginia Tech, it has gotten progressively worse since.
The 6-foot-10 senior has made only 10 of 33 field goal attempts over the past 4½ games and comes into Friday's NCAA Midwest Region semifinal matchup with Michigan State having missed his last 14 3-point shots.
It's a shooting slump that has Blue Devils fans more than just a little concerned, even though his teammates – at least publicly – don't seem to be as bothered by it.
"His shot is going to come," senior center Mason Plumlee said. "People have been talking about how he hasn't hit shots, but he's hitting them in practice. It's just a matter of time."
The problem is that this isn't the time of year to be patient about anything, least of all a key player who isn't contributing as much as normal.
It doesn't take much in the one-and-done setting of the NCAA tournament for a season to come to a sudden, heart-breaking end. That's especially true against a talented, physical opponent like Michigan State.
If Kelly isn't hitting from the perimeter, the Spartans will be able to sag more of their big, wide-bodied defenders inside on Plumlee, making life difficult for him on both ends of the court and potentially leading to foul trouble.
Kelly said Thursday that he's not worried about either his shot or his once-injured foot, which he claims is 100 percent healthy. But as a three-time ACC All-Academic selection majoring in public policy, he's smart enough to know that his team needs him to be better than he's been lately.
"Obviously when I came back, the ball certainly went in the basket," he said. "That happens sometimes, and sometimes the ball doesn't go in the basket. But I'm confident in my shot and I always believe I'm going to make the next one."
In Kelly's defense, while his foot might be back to where it was earlier in the season, his stamina probably isn't.
"There was divine intervention when he came back for the first Miami game," Krzyzewski said. "Since then his body has told him 'Hey, I know we're in March, but you're body's in October. Maybe he's in December with his body.'"
Kelly was fit enough to shadow Creighton All-America Doug McDermott around the court for 40 minutes in Duke's second-round win in Philadelphia last Sunday.
Although he scored only one point on 0-for-5 shooting, Kelly's defense on McDermott was hailed as one of the deciding factors in the Blue Devils' 66-50 victory.
"I thought Ryan played a great game against Creighton," Krzyzewski said. "He played a very tough, disciplined game. It's tough to be a real good scorer with tired legs, and when you're playing that well defensively you're exerting a lot. My feeling is he'll be fine. He's allowed to shoot."
Krzyzewski's confidence comes from four years of watching a lot of those shots find their mark.
The Blue Devils' co-captain once made 18 consecutive field goal attempts (including seven 3-pointers) during a torrid stretch last season. And he's still shooting 46.4 percent from 3-point range this year.
Despite his recent struggles, it's not unreasonable to expect Kelly to break through with a performance that – if not for the ages – is good enough to help Duke extend its season beyond Friday.
Especially if he's been saving up his baskets for an important occasion like the Sweet 16.
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This is the story of the meteor that changed the world forever. In 312 AD the Roman Emperor Constantine claimed he saw a mysterious light in the sky which convinced him to convert to Christianity, forever altering the course of history. Now scientists believe they may have tracked down the source of this mysterious light. A team of geologists have identified a crater in Italy which they believe was produced by the impact of a previously unrecorded meteorite. The finding could explain not only the story of Constantine, but might also provide an explanation for a local legend which recounts how members of a pagan cult were overwhelmed by a light in the sky as bright as a second sun. The cult too immediately converted to Christianity. A team of international experts set out to get to the bottom of the mystery.
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Surprise! I'm doing a review today with a giveaway instead of my normal Eye Candy Post. I figured my first bog Giveaway should show up on a special day. Read on how to enter….
Around this time of year candy companies try to do something special for Mother's Day. "Candy season" pretty much ends with Easter, yet I see more and more companies produce specific sweets for us to give to our Mom's on her special day. Peanut Butter & Co ( PB&Co for short) sent me some free samples of their "Mom's Lil' Box O' Bonbons" that they too created in honor of this holiday. I've had some of PB&Co's other seasonal treats before and have really enjoyed them, so I was all too happy to take them up on their offer.
The box describes the bonbons as: "Milk Chocolate with a crispy white chocolate peanut butter center". Sounds promising already! The logo is printed on paper that slips around a sturdy folded white box. I admit, at first I was surprised at the small size of the box, as it weighs in at 2.3 oz and it about the size of half of a VHS tape (does anyone know what those are anymore? Now I feel old…). I reminded myself that it's "quality not quantity" and realized that this size is a good amount. What Mom wants to be handed a pound of chocolate anyways, seriously? Especially in this day and age when everyone is trying to be healthier to boot. I know for one my Mom would prefer a smaller size, as I'd imagine it's a less intimidating sort of food gift. I know I'd feel that way.
Each box has eight bonbons in it and I was utterly delighted when I opened the box. The bonbons were neatly nestled inside and were well protected.
The bonbons are beautiful to look at. They're square, and about the diameter of a quarter. There's a design of pink spring blossoms printed on the top of each. They feel very fresh and delicate.
The flavor is extremely peanut buttery right away. First you taste the smooth sweetness of the chocolate, then the flavor of the center comes through. It's very fresh, creamy, nutty, sweet and a little salty. Just like your favorite peanut butter! The texture is awesome too, as it's very smooth and creamy, yet it's not dense or oily. There's also something very crispy in the center too, and I can't say what exactly is doing that, even though I've inspected the bonbon and nibbled at it in hopes of figuring it out. The chocolate coating is not very thick or heavy, so at best you get the chocolate's sweetness and a little of the flavor. No matter, as the bonbons really are all about the peanut butter.
I really liked these, as a packaged set and in flavor. I think it's a nice gift as it's really not too much candy, as each piece clocks in a 50 calories. The flavor of the bonbons is really intense so you don't feel compelled to eat them all at once. So yes, really yummy! I'd share them with my Mom if she was a big peanut butter lover herself, so I'll just have to share them with my boyfriend instead.
GIVEAWAY! Peanut Butter & Co was kind enough to give me an extra box to give away to you, my dear readers! Want to win one? Here's what you need to do:
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4. Post by 12 noon EST on Sunday, May 2nd.
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Feels like only yesterday I was ranting about having to get them on Cosmo.
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Well, I open my eyes and I see things. I've seen spirits moving through the walls. I've seen a vortex coming through the wall. I've seen amorphous little balls of light bouncing all around in the front yard through the window. I've seen giant bugs on the floor. I was in a hotel room in Amarillo, Texas, and all I remember is standing on the bed and seeing the whole wall in front of me filled with lights that were [makes popping sound] popping like popcorn out of the wall. Then I'll wake up and I go "Wow, I was standing on my bed and staring at this wall."
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207.5 sec. 2 - Advanced Legal Writing (Spring 2014)
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Meeting Time: Tu 3:35-5:25
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Course Start: January 07, 2014
Class Number (formerly Course Control Number) (Non-1Ls): 49508
Advanced Legal Writing is designed to further develop the legal writing and analytical skills students need to practice law successfully.
The precise format and topic of the course will vary from semester to semester. My aim is to provide students the opportunity to work on a challenging, real life legal problem that tests their ability to make sense of the law, and to convey that understanding in writing, with the chance to get instructor feedback on their individual work. In Fall 2010 and 2013, we wrote a 35-page summary judgment brief, and were able to spend time reviewing -- anonymously -- a variety of student work to compare approaches. Other semesters involved a 35-page bench memo. Spring 2014's project will be a similar assignment (a 30+ page paper) that allows for seminar grading and writing requirement credit.
Registration Note: There are two small sections of this course, and I find the enrollment process is unreliable due to the limited number of spaces available and the heavy amount of shopping that goes on in the first few weeks of school. For that reason, whether or not you are wait-listed for the course, please attend the first session or, at least email me to confirm your continued interest. If you really want to take this class -- if it is a priority for you -- chances are good that you will get in once the dust settles. If you do not attend the first and second session of the course you may not enroll in it without special permission, even if there are open slots -- you will have missed too much material.
Note: There is no oral advocacy component to this course -- students interested in oral argument should consider taking Appellate Advocacy instead.
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Zend/Db/Table/Row/Abstract.php(line 481): Only variables can be passed by reference Encoding of 'Zend/Db/Table/Row/Abstract.php' failed.
I don't know why such an error but it occurs.
Hi, Piotr.
If you use Zend Guard 5.01 and Zend Studio , I can try to reproduce it for you.
Can you tell me following infos?
Zend_Guard or Zend Encoder version Zend_Framework version php version, OS, etc..
Zend Guard (PHP 5) v5.0.0 file is taken from trunk, revision 6332 OS linux, kernel 2.6.9 if it makes a difference
Hi, Piotr.
6332 is revision of the Zend/Db/Table/Row/Abstract.php ? If so, I think you may use 1.0.1 of Zend Framework Version.
I suggest you should use latest Zend Framework Version , 1.7.8, Because many issue have fixed from 1.0.1 to 1.7.8 .
With KIng Wishes.
My bad, the revision is 14662.
I took 6332 from file header, and later i noticed that file has not svn:keywords set on, and this value is not updated @version $Id: Abstract.php 6332 2007-09-13 00:35:08Z bkarwin $
So as summary, the revision is 14662
Hi, Piotr.
I confirm your report with following.
Zend Framework revison - 14667 from trunk (05/April/2009) Zend Guard 5.0.1 Delete phpdoc block - No Delete line number - No hard to read variables - No hard to read functions - No hard to read classes - No
I find the same error message on below.
$newPrimaryKey = array(current((array) $this->_primary) => $primaryKey);
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$newPrimaryKey = array(current($tempPrimaryKey) => $primaryKey);
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Artisans in South Africa use raku pottery techniques to create this colorful elephant. The bright color-block pattern is inspired by the beadwork and painted homes that are artistic hallmarks of the northeastern Ndzundza Ndebele people. Elephants symbolize steadfastness and wisdoma pair of curved tusks even frames South Africa's coat of arms. Popular lore says that elephants never forget, and they often recognize humans and other elephants even after decades, making this handcrafted sculpture a touching gift for a loved one who is far away. Colors may vary in each handcrafted sculpture.
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I love this beautiful fun elephant!
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It brings color and fun into a room. Small enough to set almost anywhere. I have it in my kitchen window with some plants. Love it.
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The Afican Elephant is perfect. I had been putting off buying it becuase I didn't know weather I would enjoy having it. I'm glad I did purchase it, I just wish I could have gotten more of them. I know I will enjoy it in the years to come and people will ask me about it.
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I've added the South African Raku Elephant to my collection of elephants! It is extra special because I am from South Africa, so not only is it an addition to my collection but a little bit of "home" too. It is also actually larger than I expected, so that was a very pleasant surprise.


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Audible.com for (Samsung YP-Z5, YP-K5, YP-K3)
I recently e-mailed Audible.com wondering if there were plans or future plans to support the Samsung YP-Z5, or Samsung YP-K3 audio players.
Here is Audible.com's Response
Thank you for contacting Audible.com.
Upon reviewing your email, I realized that you have stated you're currently using the Samsung YP-Z5 and you are wondering when it will be compatible. Well certainly do appreciate your interest but I do apologize for any inconvenience that this might cause you, but for a device to be made compatible, the manufacturer updates the firmware of their device so it can handle the Audible book file format. We then update the Audible Manager software with the files necessary to communicate with the device. It is basically up to the manufacturer if they are going to update their device or not and I do apologize however, we do not have a timeframe as to whether or not this will occur with your device.
What I did though was note this incident so we could keep track on how often these issues occur. That way, we could then send these incidents to the manufacturer and hopefully they will make the necessary changes to make the devices compatible. After all, we at Audible.com, would like to see all devices compatible with our audio content. If we don't mention these to the manufacturer, they might not make the devices compatible in the first place. Better yet, if you could also send in your request to the manufacturer, they would definitely reconsider us as an alternative. Here at Audible.com, we are very pro-active to make devices compatible with our service. We take compatibility issues very seriously, as we are the 2nd most widely used audio file other than mp3 files.
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So it seems, if we get enough support requests (email) to Samsung from users that they may add Audible.com support into the firmware updates for our MP3 Players! Samsung YP-Z5, YP-K5, YP-K3, etc..
If you are Interested, below is a link to Samsungs Contact location.
1. Click here for the Samsung Contact Us Link
2. Wait for the page to load.
2. Once the paged comes up under "MP3 & audio/video" Click on the link "MP3 Players".
3. Fill in the information on your device, and request Audible support for your device.
4. Under question type I would select: Manual, Driver, SW Request
Here is a rough template (let me know what you think):
To Samsung,<O
Regarding Samsung YP-Z5 (replace Z5 with one of your current devices) device update request for Audible.com audio files
I would like to request firmware support for Samsung YP-Z5, YP-K5, YP-K3, and Future Samsung MP3 players, as this would make them a more versatile device. Audible.com has the 2nd most widely used audio file other than mp3 files.
<O</OAudible.com stated that they are very pro-active in making devices compatible with there service. They stated that, for a device to be made compatible, the manufacturer updates the firmware of their device so it can handle the Audible book file format. Audible.com then updates the Audible Manager software with the files necessary to communicate with the device.
<O</OThere are a number of people interested in having these devices compatible with Audible.coms format as Samsung produces widely held media players. Please forward this request to the Samsung MP3 Player development team.
<O</OThank you for your support!,
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- Overview
- Specs
- Reviews
Garmin Vector Pedal-Based Power Meter
Whether you're competing at the pro level or ready to take your training to the next level, the Garmin Vector Pedal-Based Power Meter will change the way you measure cycling power. It measures power where it matters most -- at the pedal, where force is applied. Sensor system is permanently housed inside the pedal spindle, so it's completely secure and protected. Slight deflection of the spindle is measured through the entire pedal stroke, so it's actually calculating force vectors and using this data to calculate power. The Garmin Vector even reports how balanced you are when applying forces to the pedals, by independently measuring each leg for total power and stability. Power and cadence data is recorded, transmitted, and displayed on your Garmin compatible device. You can even upload your data to Garmin Connect for sharing and analysis. ANT+ wireless technology works seamlessly with the components currently on your bike.
If you have any questions regarding these pedals, please feel free to call our customer representatives at 1-800-727-2453, or visit http://sites.garmin.com/vectorowner for more information.
Check out Garmin's presentation on Vector:
Also, here's a step-by-step, in-depth guide to the Garmin Vector pedals.
Pedal-Based Power Meter:
- Measures power output at the pedal, where force is applied
- Left/right balance: average at various time intervals
- Measures cadence, total power (watts), intensity factor, torque effectiveness and pedal smoothness
- Install it yourself in minutes
- ANT+ wireless protocol
Measure Where It Matters:
- Measures power at the pedal, where forced is applied
- Direct measurement power meter delivers reliable, accurate data
- Force sensors in each pedal offer the ability to see right and left leg power independently
Easy to Buy, Install, Own:
- Buy it at your local bike shop
- Installs in minutes
- Additional crank arm clearance (thickness and width ) allows the Vector to fit most bikes
Behind the Watts:
- Measures deflection in the pedal spindle as you pedal
- Measured deflection is compared with factory calibration to determine how much force is being applied to the pedal
- Measures a few hundred times per second
- Built-in accelerometers measure pedaling cadence
- Force sensor and related electronics are permanently and securely sealed within the pedal spindle
Complete Cycling Suite:
- Use a compatible device, such as the Garmin Edge 500/510/800/810/1000, Garmin Forerunner 310XT/910XT and Garmin Fenix 2
- Measures total power, left and right leg power, and cadence, then sends the data to compatible Edge cycling computers or other ANT+ enabled devices
- Get post-ride analysis, mapping, route planning and data sharing at Garmin Connect
Pedal Body and Assembly:
- Lightweight composite body
- Stainless steel wear plate
- CNC-machined, hardened stainless steel spindle
- LSL bushing and sealed cartridge bearings
- Adjustable tension binding
- LOOK Kéo compatible
Pedal Pods:
- ANT+ transmitters
- User-replaceable 2032 coin cell battery
- Minimum of 175 hours of active cycling operation
- High durability thermoplastic with anti-slip rubber surface pads
- Rubber button to reduce free float action between shoe and cleat
- 6° of float (0° also available)
- LOOK Kéo compatible
- Vector pedals
- Pedal pods
- Cleats and hardware
- USB ANT+ Stick
- Manuals
- Standard Size fits cranks up to 38mm wide and 12-15mm thick
- Large Size fits cranks up to 44mm wide and 15-18mm thick
Garmin Vector Pedal-Based Power Meter
- compatibility:
- Garmin Edge 500/510/800/810/1000, Garmin Forerunner 310XT/910XT and Garmin Fenix 2
- video:
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- weight:
- Approximate Weights per Pedal: Pedal: 152g; Pedal Pod: 23g; Cleats and Hardware: 38g; Total per Pedal: 213g
- rating:
- 3.5
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Get on your bike and ride over to Will's Pub (meeting point) this weekend to cycle with some like-minded bike folks who like their Pabst Blue Ribbon. This bike run is not of the hog variety: Trek and Schwinn are more this group's speed. Stops along the bike pub crawl will include Sportstown Billiards, Mother Falcon Clothing, Hoop's Tavern and Lizzy McCormack's. The ride is casual and the routes range from five to 12 miles.
WHEN: 5:30-8:30 p.m. Saturday
WHERE: Will's Pub, 1042 N. Mills Ave., Orlando
COST: Free
Go here for more information: PBR Pub Bike Ride on Facebook.com


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Rated 4.2 out of 5 by 5 reviewers.
Rated 5 out of 5 by DCGrammy Excellent Product I bought this trunk for the foot of our Queen sized bed. It is a great fit. The quality is excellent, inside and out, with all ends finished off nicely, and the surface quite attractive. Hinges do not stay open themselves, so do not buy for children! I am delighted with my purchase. May 16, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by CostPlusGirl I own three trunks I have owned this trunk for well more than 5 years, actually, going on 7 or 8 years. The first trunk is functioning as a toy chest for my youngest child. I found it is a beautiful and useful way to secrete all his playthings. I will say that the hinges on that trunk did not survive and I replaced them. However, that was due to TWO male children using (and abusing) the chest. It has survived them and is still going (I replaced the hinges easily). I even put wheels on that chest, which makes it even better for him/them. The second trunk I have had for five years and it is used as a storage for my handbags. It is great, has survived a couple of moves (like the toy chest) and is no worse for wear. The third trunk is the square trunk (that they no longer offer), which I have had for 3+ years. More storage of stuff as well as an additional seat for an occasional butt needing a seat. It, too, has held up wonderfully. These trunks have been stood upon, sat upon, moved, pushed and pulled and even self-modified. I'll be able to pass them down as heirlooms. Bonus?? I caught them on sale when I purchased them, so the value was even greater. October 15, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Michelle2468 Lovely Product I love the look of this piece. I'm using it as a coffee table in my living room. I rarely open the trunk so I'm not sure how it would hold up with a lot of opening and closing. I'm currently storing throw pillows in it. It's good for extra storage. August 31, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by tpapandr Great piece I was looking for an ottoman to function as a coffee table and storage when I found this chest at World Market. It is very large inside and I love that it is not your typical piece of furniture. A couple of the chests they had in the store were cracked on the side, but they called over to another store and found me one that was in perfect condition. So be sure to inspect the sides of the chest before purchasing. My husband and I love it! January 21, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by spaghetti0 Not built to last We have owned this trunk for 2 years. Useful for storage/coffee table combo, but not very sturdy. Hinges have both cracked, ripping from wood, after opening with what was evidently a bit too much pressure (nothing excessive, in my opinion.) We do not have children, nor do we dance on top of trunk during parties. Point being, not worth the money, even if for 2 years life. Buy something that will last a bit longer. February 2, 2013
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"Let's Go Out Tonight" has a backing of funk guitar, horns, and a rolling drumbeat behind Yvette Rovira's powerful vocals, creating the upbeat dance tune of the album that will start off any night with a burst of energy. The track is a musical and emotional contrast to the rest of the album, which draws on heartfelt, poignant lyrics dealing with love, ambition and social responsibility.
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NAVIGON questions and answers
If you drive using NAVIGON, you'll want the exact details. How to download updates, for example, or install additional maps or services, or how NAVIGON FreshMaps works. You'll find manuals, downloads and answers to your questions here.
Select a topic, or enter a keyword to restrict your selection.
- Why does the screen turn off during the navigation?
Our software automatically turns off the battery saving function that turns off the screen. Should yet a new application start, for instance an upcoming meeting, the function is turned on again. Therefore, please always confirm the pop-up to assure that the display isn't turned off.
In isolated cases we have heard, that the screen turns dark although there wasn't a message or another application. The cause can be charging accessories that aren't certified for use with iPhone/iPod/iPad. We therefore would like to advise you to only use accessories that have been certified for use with your type of device.This entry was last updated on: Monday, September 8, 2014 10:23 AM


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Spotlight for Career Services ProfessionalsJanuary 8, 2014
by Gary Alan Miller
This past fall, I began this series on marketing with articles
segmentation, storytelling, and
analytics. In this New Year, I challenge you to do a serious
analysis of one primary piece of your marketing efforts: your
brand. But, I'd like to acknowledge up front that the "brand"
concept is abstract and difficult to discuss without context.
Let's start with history. In literal terms, branding means to
burn. Think of the designs that ranchers used to identify which
cattle belonged to their farm. However, in modern marketing
parlance, a brand is not a design. Nor is it a motto. It's not a
color scheme or a logo. While all of these things can help
convey a brand, at its core, a brand is what
establishes your organization as unique and authentic to the
reputation you carry among your stakeholders.
The true language of branding is around "essence," "identity,"
and "value." We have a tendency to not think about our centers in
those terms. However, they do exist and our students internalize
them whether or not we are intentional about them.
Case in point, when I first arrived at the University of North
Carolina (UNC), everyone in our center dressed in business
professional attire. The idea was that we needed to model
appropriate dress for our students. But, it led to our center being
a pretty intimidating place, especially for first-years and
sophomores. We relaxed our dress code and gave ourselves permission
to be more light-hearted with some of our communication efforts. In
doing so, we were able to soften our image and be a less
intimidating place. Those were brand decisions, even though we
weren't talking in those terms.
Your brand tends to be a reflection of your efforts, but you are
not fully defined by them. It is a participatory experience between
you and your students. A given organization may want to brand
itself as the most efficient. But if the customer actually
experiences regular inefficiencies, they won't consider the
organization efficient just because their communication messages
say so. Your career center may want to think of itself as being
student-centered. However, if the students don't
experience that, it won't be your brand. Just saying
it doesn't make it so!
As a next step, let's define some relevant terms. Within these
definitions are some things that you can control or affect to
better serve your center:
This year, I encourage you to think deeply about what it is that
we do as career professionals and how you want your students to
understand and experience your center. What characteristics define
your center? What is your reputation among students and other
stakeholders? What would need to change in order to emphasize or
positively impact that reputation?
Interested in reading more about branding? Here are a few good
articles and resources:
Gary Alan Miller is co-founder of the Innovation Forum for
Career Services, is director of external relations and
communication for SoACE, and currently serves as senior assistant
dean at UNC Chapel Hill. Find him on twitter@garyalanmiller
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"American Teacher" is this year's theme for the annual Kiwanis Teacher Appreciation Luncheon set for 11:30 a.m. Friday, Aug. 10, at the Grand Prairie Center.
The luncheon, sponsored by the Stuttgart Kiwanis Club and Stuttgart Chamber of Commerce, is held each year to thank both private and public school teachers for their hard work and dedication to Stuttgart students.
"We want to encourage everyone in the community to attend the luncheon and support our teachers," Kelly Houghton, the Teacher Appreciation Luncheon committee chairman, said.
The 2012 Teacher of the Year award will also be announced for the Stuttgart Public School District with the Stuttgart Chamber of Commerce's education committee to present its education programs, which include this year's awardees of the CenturyLink GREAT grant program, the Lennox Math and Measurement grant program and the Arkansas County Bank Triple A Program.
Angela Rosencrantz of Stuttgart High School said the grants help teachers present lessons to their students in ways they couldn't without the grants. The art teacher received her first $1,000 Lennox Math and Measurements grant last year. It was her first time to apply for one of the grants, which helped her students learn to apply math and measurements from a small-scale project to a large-scale final project. The project is still ongoing and has students designing their own murals for different areas in the community as well as a mural in the style of Peter Max on the storage cabinets in Rosencrantz's art classroom.
Tickets are $12 and may be purchased by contacting the Stuttgart Chamber of Commerce at (870) 673-1602. Teachers may attend the luncheon free-of-charge with local businesses also donating hundreds of door prizes and goody bags for the teachers.
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