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Catholic Charities staff and volunteers continue to partner with parishes and communities to assist people affected by Sandy, identifying those who still need help throughout the Archdiocese. For example, the storm presented a particular hardship for home-bound seniors on the Lower East Side of Manhattan, leaving them not only stuck in their houses but all alone as well.
This weekend, Catholic Charities staff and volunteers will go door-to-door among several especially hard-hit buildings in the neighborhood to assess the needs of residents. In addition to handing out informational flyers, volunteers will check in on individuals and determine how many seniors are in need of help or company.
With the information they learn from residents, Catholic Charities will plan new programs to meet the long-term needs of Sandy survivors.
If you would like to volunteer for one of the ongoing opportunities, sign up on our volunteer website:


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1000-Village Solar LED Initiative sees new launch in Sichuan to promote greener provinces
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CHENGDU, 12 May 2010: On the second anniversary of China's devastating earthquake in Sichuan, The Climate Group and Jet Li One Foundation Project today launched a new solar lighting project in Pengzhou village in Chengdu, in the Sichuan province of China as part of their joint 1000-Village Solar LED Initiative.
Officials from local Pengzhou city and from the Chengdu and Sichuan provincial governments joined representatives from The Climate Group, Jet Li One Foundation Project and Dongguan Kingsun Photoelectricity Co. Ltd., and discussed issues of post-earthquake reconstruction in the environmentally friendly province.
The 1000-Village Solar LED Initiative is a global five-year initiative that was launched by The Climate Group and Jet Li One Foundation in August 2009. It seeks to engage 400 villages in China in the first two years, and a second phase will expand this to reach 600 villages in China, India and African countries. It is a global public welfare program which aims at exploring and implementing low carbon lighting solutions in rural areas, through the wide application of solar power LED lighting.
The initiative will set up 1000 village-demonstration programs through a platform which joins local governments, technical supporters and other concerned organizations. Since the initiative's inception, demonstration programs have been set up in 50 villages in the areas of Beijing, Chongqing Municipality, Chengdu, Guiyang and Sanya.
Changhua Wu, Greater China Director of The Climate Group, said, "We want to increase people's awareness of solar power lighting and to promote its application through the demonstration program, so that cost and greenhouse gas emissions will both be reduced."
Yuan Jiakai, supervisor of the strategic partnership between the Climate Group and Jet Li One Foundation Project, said, "Jet Li One Foundation has always focused on post-earthquake reconstruction and environmental protection. Given that China has 220,000 villages, it is imperative to apply renewable and efficient energy to facilitate their lives."
Party Secretary Tong Guorong of Ao'ping County spoke highly of the 1000-Village Solar LED Initiative, saying, "Promoting the demonstration program is in the interests of both Chengdu's green economy and people's lives."
More than ten thousand rural residents in 20 counties covered by the initiative in Sichuan province will benefit from the programme. The Climate Group also leads a flagship LightSavers program of pilot projects across world cities. This program aims to transform how the world is lit by demonstrating the potential of LED lighting and smart controls, and by bringing them to scale globally. LightSavers cities currently include Adelaide, Guiyang, Hong Kong, Kolkata, London, Mumbai, New York, Tianjin and Toronto.


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No damage to Wilmington police car with firework on vehicle
Published: Monday, July 8, 2013 at 10:17 a.m.
Last Modified: Monday, July 8, 2013 at 10:17 a.m.
Someone may have attempted to damage a Wilmington Police Department patrol car with fireworks Saturday, an official said.
Officers parked a patrol car at Robert Strange Park, 401 S. Eighth St., to patrol on foot, according to WPD spokeswoman Linda Rawley. When they returned at 8:49 p.m., the door covering the gas cap was open, a detonated firework was found on the trunk of the vehicle and a second one found near the gas cap, Rawley said.
Officers blocked off the scene and the bomb squad was called in to clear the area, Rawley said. No damage or injuries were reported. Police have no suspect information, she said.
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Christopher Fitzpatrick Calloway
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Born: March 29, 1968 in Chicago, IL
High School: Mount Carmel
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First off, this wallet is HUGE. Front pocket wallets have been my preference for a while now so I knew what I was getting myself into before purchasing- but even after receiving it it's still a little surprising. I tend to wear a lot of sweats on off days which makes a rather large bulge in my front pocket. Jeans/slacks aren't so bad as it fits a back pocket nicely. Other than that gripe, this wallet is wonderful. I was a little hesitant to shell out $100+ for a wallet, but I'm glad I did. It's color, luxurious supple leather, as well as overall craftsmanship down to the stitching are top notch! My girlfriend and I often find ourselves admiring it whenever I open it up. The slots are perfectly spaced and all content inside looks clean and professional. Since acquiring more credit cards something like this became a must. I'm looking forward to its aging process as I hear it tends to wear in, not out. Happy customer here.
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It is top quality
My old Bosca I have had for 20 years had 10 pockets. I should not have bought the 12 pocket. It is just a tad to large to be comfortable. But, that is not your fault. My mistake, but it is a nice wallet. Thanks.
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Wonderful quality and holds all my credit cards.
I was looking for a wallet that would hold the maximum amount of credit cards and Bosca Old Leather 12 Pocket Credit Card Wallet fit the bill. Wonderful quality and looks great not too thick.
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Nicer than my old Coach 8 pocket wallet, and it has 4 more pockets! Fine leather and stitching. Pockets hold cards very securely - I expect they will loosen over the years, so starting a bit on the tight side is perfect. I'd not want to try to put two regular credit cards in one slot, but two laminated insurance cards works fine. Stitching is very finely executed. Interior bill divider is a high quality, but non leather, fabric of what appears to be something like nylon.
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Initially I was reluctant to spend $100+ on a wallet due to experience with longevity of previously purchased wallets of other brands. But, to make things perfectly clear, this Bosca wallet has out-performed and out-lasted any wallet I have ever owned. Now 10 years later, it still maintains that luxurious leather smell and is still going strong. A sound investment in quality.
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Quality Leather and Workmanship.
I have owned only a few wallets over the last too many years, Hartman and Bosca's, The Bosca held up better that is why I purchased the Old Leather 12 slot wallet. This may be the last wallet I will need.
The Old Leather is great quality and will look richer and better over time.
May 31, 2014
Bosca makes a qulity long lasting wallet
I have purchased two Boska wallets prior to this one. The first was close to 25 years ago. They were used hard and stood up good. I am sure this will be the last one I will have to purchase. The one I am replacing is starting to wear out after 14 years. I had it when I lived in China and traveled all over south east Asia. It is a great size wallet for all of the different sized currency I had to use. I like the lighter color cognac, it turns a nice rich color after years of use. Having the number of card holds is nice, you can spread your cards out not putting stress on one holder and having a less chance for it to tear. I do not mind spending the money on an item that will serve you well for so long. Anyone looking to make this purchase I would say that you should not be disjointed.
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Very nice replacement wallet
An excellent wallet, very close to exactly what I wanted. It's great having a dozen slots for cards. Right now, it's quite difficult to get certain cards out of their slots, probably because the leather is still so new and therefore quite tight. It's a fairly large wallet, but for me personally, I need this and prefer something a little larger. Nice deep banknote area with a center divider. Can accommodate much larger banknotes than US dollars. Looks very elegant with nicely polished dark brown leather. Definitely a keeper.
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Good Quality, beautiful wallet
I bought this wallet for my husband to replace a Hartmann wallet he has carried for about 2 years. The size and pockets of the Bosca wallet were exactly what he needed and he was very pleased!
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like the quality and number of card slots, 14 or 16 slots would have been even better. What I didn't expect from the online views was the divider in the dollar bills compartment, preferred a single compartment, but minor issue. Difficult to find a wallet this size with the number of credit card slots, so glad that Bosca came through for me!
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If you want the best wallet out there, buy this one - you will be very pleased.
I ordered this wallet because I had a Bosca wallet that I bought 18 years ago. This wallet is just as good quality and workmanship as the old one that I had, which simply wore out from 18 years of daily use. I would recommend this to anyone who needs a larger wallet. Fits back pocket great and holds all of my credit cards, cash and family pictures without being so "fat" that it is uncomfortable. If you want the best wallet out there, buy this one - you will be very pleased.
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Excellent product
This is the 3rd Bosca credit card wallet I have owned. That may sound like they might not last, but each was probably over 6 to 10 years old and were used every day. It's a great product, well made with quality materials, and an excellent design for carrying credit cards. I recommend the product.
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Sarah Donahue and Aaron Wood, dancers from Repertory Dance Theatre, formed the company after choreographing many pieces together in grad school. They wanted a name that would be catchy and have personal appeal to most people. And so My Turkey Sandwich was born.
The Numbing Effect excerpt from Between The Bread
This is the third evening that My Turkey Sandwich has produced. Between the Bread and Open Faced with a Side of Mayo were composed of a selection of works that ranged from the humorous "A How to Guide" to the more in depth serious pieces like "The Making Of Me" which illuminates the identity of being a gay man in today's culture. Their fusion of dance with technology and theatre constantly challenges the viewer to not only reexamine their views on dance but also social issues. Their third show is a little different.
The short story The Yellow Wallpaper by Charlotte Perkins Gillman was the inspiration for this show and the evening is a loose adaption of her story. The evening is a combination of dance, theater, video projection and musical arrangement. Dancers Laura Blakley, Karin Fenn, Corrine Penka, Natosha Washington, along with actor Gabi Gaston represent the woman in the The Yellow Wallpaper, and the evening is a darkly humorous examination of an isolated woman's state of reality and the swift changes she makes between sanity and insanity.
This performance has 12 sections that flow continuously, without an intermission, for about 55 minutes. The acts are called Prologue, Quotidian, Writing, Wallpaper, John, Bed, Rest Cure, Self, Mirror, Fancy Flourish, Creeping and Epilogue. The order of sections does not correspond with chronological events in the story, and there are even sections that Donohue says they imagined might have existed but actually did not in Gilman's text.
Founders Sarah Donohue and Aaron Wood (Photography by Christopher Peddecord)"One piece that stands out is a duet performed by Karin Fenn and Corinne Penka," says Donohue. "The section called 'Self' is an examination of how we define and see our existence in a confined world. While many of the sections are supported by layers of text, video, movement, blocking, and set manipulation, this section is purely dance. The dancing is beautiful, and they portray a hopeful and strong moment for our character--a moment of clarity, when you can see yourself exactly as you are and as how you want to be."
For Donohue and Wood the hardest challenge of choreographing was interweaving the movement with video and live theater. "The many layers of our show make it very rich," Donohue says, "but now we are trying to sit back and see it as the audience might (which is impossible for the choreographer)."
My Turkey Sandwich's The Yellow Wallpaper runs Feb. 3-4 at 7:30 p.m. and Feb. 4 at 2 p.m. at the Rose Wagner Performing Arts Center. There is a suggested $10 donation at the door. For more information please visit www.myturkeysandwich.org


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National Geographic's wall map of Canada's National Parks highlights the magnificent parks across the country. The map utilizes subtle earth-tones with shaded mountain relief and intricately drawn river systems. Colorful photos capture some of the diverse landscapes preserved and protected by the national park system. Separate inset maps provide detail and descriptions of several of the parks. Each map is printed in the United States on high-quality paper and is printed with environmentally-friendly low VOC inks.


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Rated 5 out of 5 by Mockpo Awesome on pork/chicken While Ive not experienced true Caribbean jerk, this marinade is awesome. Its spicy more than hot so be warned but the complex flavor is wonderful. I just grilled a pork tenderloin that was marinaded overnight and I'm hooked. I cant determine which I like more, hickory smoked pork or this jerk sauce. Get a jar, marinade some chicken or chops and grill it on top a bed of soaked bay leaves. August 5, 2014
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Gallery Stroll has been a constant in the visual arts scene for almost 30 years. If you've never heard of it, I'll give you the basics: it's fun, it's active, it's social, it's free. OK, here are some more specific details. How is it different than just walking into a gallery on any given day? On Gallery Stroll evening (every third Friday of the month) participating galleries extend their hours and open their doors from 6-9 PM. The featured artists are in attendance, the gallery often provides food, and sometimes live music. The event is presented by a non-profit organization that "strives to promote and provide access to the expression, appreciation, and understanding of the visual arts in Salt Lake City and to remove intellectual, social and physical barriers to the enjoyment and understanding of visual art and encourage awareness of Salt Lake City's diverse visual art community."
The cool thing about Gallery Stroll is that not just galleries participate. You get restaurants, cafes, salons, offices, etc.
The 15th Street Gallery is one of 30 spots taking part in this month's stroll.As the former program coordinator for the Gallery Stroll, I feel I can help you out as you venture out this Friday evening for the stroll.
Here's some tips:
One: Visit 15bytes.com which will give you some previews and reviews of exhibits that you might want to check out.
Two: Be sure to go to gallerystroll.org and plan your route. There's a page that has a list of all the current exhibits at participating galleries.
Three: Plan to attend no more than 4-5 galleries. Any more than that and you might feel rushed and not get to spend the quality time you need at one gallery, but of course, be open to flexibility. You may walk in to a gallery and be done in 10 minutes.
Four: Start in an area with a cluster of galleries, such as the Rio Grande Depot area, the Broadway area, or even Main Street. That way you can hit a few galleries without having to get back in your car.
Five: Eat dinner at one of the places listed on the current stroll (i.e. Caffe Niche, Mestizo's Café, or Caffe Molise which is attached to UTah Artist Hands.)
Some highlights coming up this Friday night include:
Kim Schoenstadt at the Salt Lake Art Center. She is the inaugural recipient of the Catherine Doctorow Prize in Contemporary Painting. Sometimes she paints on paper or canvas, but you'll see if you attend this opening, she's more likely to paint directly on the walls of the gallery. So, don't miss this opportunity to be part of history.
Kim Schoenstadt Odd Lots Series: Hartford/Fiction (detail) 2010 Paint and pen on wall, 123.5 x 274.25 inches Photo Credit:Allen Phillips/Wadsworth AtheneumAll the cool kids in town are doing collaborations because it's good for morale, it increases visibility and it's just fun to get together. Art Access has collaborated with all the other galleries at the Art Space City Center for a Holiday Show. So you can get a head start on your gift giving. Artwork makes a great, memorable gift like this gem by Marci Erspamer.
There's a little head start on your homework. The Gallery Stroll's tag line is "Bring friends, meet artists, take home a masterpiece. Be Part of Art." It is truly one of the best ways to get to know the local artists and you'll be amazed at the diversity and talent our little city as to offer. You also might be inspired to buy some local art as a gift for a friend – or for yourself.
Laura Durham is assistant editor at 15 Bytes, Utah's Art Magazine, and is a contributor for Salt Lake magazine.


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Earnest Ray Bean
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Born: January 26, 1954 in Kirbyville, TX
High School: Kirbyville
College: Texas A&M (school history) (Bean college stats)
Drafted by the Atlanta Falcons in the 1st round (9th overall) of the 1976 NFL Draft.
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Detectives with the Milford Police Department are asking the public's help in gathering information on a recent shooting.
The incident took place at approximately 1:10 a.m. Sunday, May 12, said department spokesman Det. Dwight Young.
Detectives discovered the shooting was the result of an altercation between customers at the Park Place Bar, Young said. During the dispute, an unknown person pulled and discharged a firearm, wounding a 28-year-old man.
The wounded man was taken to Christiana Care Hospital with life-threatening injuries, but at last report was in stable condition, Young said.
The fight apparently escalated outside in the parking lot of the bar and surrounding business parking lots.
Anyone with information about this incident is asked to contact either Young or Det. John Horsman by calling (302) 422-8081 or Delaware Crime Stoppers at (800) TIP-3333 or via the Internet at www.tipsubmit.com.
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Firearms and Toolmarks Introduction II
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- E - Firearms and Impression Evidence Program
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California Criminalistics Institute / Sacramento
Class Description:
This one-week (40-hour) course follows E102 for the new firearms examiner. The course continues through a typical firearms case at the point that actual striation or impression comparisons start. The course will set the basis for the most important part of the firearm and toolmark case-the actual comparison. Topics covered in this course include the history, manufacture and nomenclature of tools, origin of markings on projectiles and casings, concepts of uniqueness, test-firing practices, and an introduction to the comparison of striated and impressed marks. Each class is limited to 12 students. POST has suspended Plan IV reimbursement until July 1, 2015.
Torrey Johnson
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Classroom lectures, video recordings and practical workshops, and laboratory exercises.
Students will be required to examine firearms and ammunition components, compare mechanical models of striations, compare tests and unknown marks, compare bullets and test firings, and write reports of conclusions.
Successful completion of E102 Firearm Safety E101 is recommended.
Pre-course reading material may be assigned.
Materials Fee:
A $35.00 materials fee will be charged to all non-BFS students. This charge is due at the beginning of class. Make checks payable to the Department of Justice.
No cost to POST supported or State of California based Law Enforcement agencies. A $600.00 tuition fee will be required of all other public agency, private sector, or out-of-state applicants.
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Kid-friendly Next 96: Christmas comes early
Not long before all the presents need to be under your tree, but since you're so anxious to start the giving, this weekend is the perfect time to start for the kids. Take them to see this year's hit Cats and Dogs: The Revenge of Kitty Galore at the Main Library a new Christmas play or to the zoo to see Santa Claus...not to mention the Zoolights! display up now through New Year's. Read More


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The first step is meeting with Dr. Gagnon or Dr. Wernick for an initial consultation. The doctor will discuss your diagnosis and outline possible treatment options.
Once the decision is made to have radiation treatment you will be scheduled for a simulation. A simulation is a "planning session" where films and measurements are taken so that your doctor, physicist and dosimetrist can design an individual treatment plan.
After a physical examination and a review of your medical history with the doctor, your treatment team will use X-ray or CT images to "map" the exact location to be treated and determine the position of your body for all of your radiation treatments. The treatment team may also make custom masks or molds, and utilize headrests, wedges and other immobilization devices that help to keep you in perfect position during treatment. Usually the area of your body that requires treatment will be marked with either a special dye or a small tattoo so your treatment fields can be set up accurately for each and every treatment.
Once the simulation process is complete, the Radiation Oncologist (a Board-certified physician specializing in Radiation Therapy) will determine your exact treatment plan, including the type of energy to use, the amount of radiation that is needed, and the number of treatments that will be given.
Your first treatment may take anywhere from 30 minutes to an hour as the Radiation Therapists do quality assurance checks to ensure that everything is exactly as Dr. Gagnon or Dr. Wernick prescribed.
In most cases your daily treatment will take only ten to fifteen minutes. We will make every effort to make your daily treatments as convenient and pleasant as possible.
You may experience some side effects during your course of radiation treatment. Fatigue and skin irritation are among the most common side effects experienced by most patients. Side effects vary depending on the area being treated and the sensitivity of each patient. The Radiation Oncologist and the Radiation Oncology Nurses can offer advice and assistance in minimizing side effects.


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Matt D'Agostini is making his season debut Saturday night.
The Carolina Hurricanes have bought out James Wisniewski.
Tom Wilson has inked a two-year, $4 million contract with the Washington Capitals.
The Boston Bruins have signed Torey Krug to a four-year, $21 million contract.
Dennis Seidenberg has been placed on waivers for the purpose of being bought out.
Steven Stamkos has reportedly decided to stay with the Tampa Bay Lightning.
Shea Weber has been traded to the Montreal Canadiens in exchange for P.K. Subban.
Taylor Hall has been traded to the New Jersey Devils in exchange for defenseman Adam Larsson.
Tomas Hertl has signed a two-year contract with San Jose worth $6 million.
Seth Jones has inked a six-year contract with Columbus worth $32.4 million.
The Boston Bruins are reportedly preparing an offer sheet for Jacob Trouba.
Milan Lucic will reportedly sign with the Edmonton Oilers on July 1, according to sources.


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Young women between the ages of 13-17 that reside in the follow counties are eligible to compete in the Miss Three Rivers Outstanding Teen Pageant and young women between the ages of 18-24 that reside, work full-time or attend school in the follow counties are eligible to compete in Miss Three Rivers Pageant.
Eligible counties are: Jackson, Independence, Lawrence, Woodruff, White, Lonoke, Randolph, Poinsett, Craighead and Cross.
For more information, please contact Jarrod and Peyton Bowen - Executive Directors, Miss Three Rivers Pageant at (870) 349-2559 (please leave a message).
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by Angela Sivak, NAMI Communications Intern
In the past eight weeks, I have served as an intern at the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI). My experience here has endowed me with an array of new skills and given me the chance to attend meetings and briefings concerning national issues on mental health.
My internship at NAMI offered me the opportunity to attend a selection committee meeting for the 2011 Voice Awards, sponsored by the U.S. Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), where I met with executives of other organizations focusing on mental health, such as the American Psychological Association. Before the Voice Awards meeting, I had been given the task of viewing two episodes from the television show Harry's Law and at the meeting I presented my impressions of how accurately the episodes dealt with mental illness. It allowed me to analyze how the media shapes our judgment and perceptions of these disabilities and how helpful they can be in informing the public.
In addition to the Voice Awards, I was able to attend and take notes in a telephone interview that Bob Carolla, NAMI's director of media relations had with former U.S. Representative Patrick Kennedy about his "One Mind for Research" campaign. Though I had read up on the topic beforehand, hearing Kennedy explain his campaign gave me more insight into the overall mission. I knew beforehand that it had been a movement to develop a deeper understanding of the human brain, but as I listened to Kennedy speak passionately of his campaign I saw the advantages and benefits this movement would offer, not only in understanding mental illness, but being able to treat mental illness.
While the Voice Awards and Kennedy's interview were important sessions I got the chance to attend, there are also small tasks around the office that I have been able to take responsibility for. For instance, every morning I compile a list of important news articles relating to mental health and email the list to everyone in the office. I have also had the chance to sit in on an important briefing on Capitol Hill that countered an inaccurate portrayal of the Supplemental Security Income (SSI) program by the Boston Globe. I also honed my literary skills by writing feature stories for NAMI's publication, the Advocate, and of course, I was given the chance to share my experience through this blog.


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ZF-7607: zf create * fails on Windows with ZF 1.9.1
On Windows, inside a new created ZF directory (successful created with the zf tool cli) the following commands failed:
- zf create action add index
After the command "zf create module admin" the following message occurs:
An Error Has Occurred A project profile was not found. Zend Framework Command Line Console Tool v1.9.1 Details for action "Create" and provider "Module" Module zf create module name
I have a look at http://framework.zend.com/issues/browse/ZF-7465 but this did not solve the problem.
Zend Framework 1.9.1 (r17554). Released on August 11, 2009.
I have this issue too. and tried the fixes with no luck
Fixed in trunk in r17794, fixed in release 1.9 branch in r17795


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My love affair started started when I was looking at one of my favorite websites Ana White and came across one of her readers creations. My mouth dropped and my palms began to sweat when I saw the Printer's cabinet and I knew that baby belonged in my house. But where? I live in a TINY apartment in Chicago where I am already maxed out of space. Oh...that cannot stop me when I see a project!
Shanty 2 Chic can give you plans on how to make one from scratch by the way!
They sell these at anthropologie for $1,698. Because I already had the Ikea piece, it cost us just under $100. $1,698 verses $100 + fun with power tools. You know which one I voted for! :)
Also, because Ikea furniture is not real wood, we decided to paint the piece instead of stain it, but hey...I like it better that way, so it worked out!
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I showed it to Joe and he said, what about changing our Ikea jankity TV stand into this piece. GENIUS! I knew this guy was smart when I married him and he just continues to amaze me! So, being the impulsive people we are, we decided to make it that night. Baby in bed - check. Hardware store around the corner still open - check. Handles on Amazon Prime - check. So here is the journey to one of our favorite pieces.
I forgot to take the before and they don't carry the exact piece at Ikea anymore, but this one is almost exactly like it. Plus, I don't know if you check Craigslist at all, but they have these ALL the time for like $20-$50... if they knew you could transform it into something great, they wouldn't sell it :)
This is it after I screwed the trim wood to it, but you get the jist.
Step 1: the doors would not lay flesh against the piece unless we added this trim around the front. So we added 2x1 trim around the outside. We did two layers of the trim to make it 2x2. We also added the piece down the front so that it could have 2 cabinet doors. We used 2 1/4 inch screws. Make sure you pre-drill so you can wood putty afterwards.
Step 2: Add the legs. We got these legs from Lowes at clearance because they are discontinuing them, so we got them for $2 a piece. I linked similar ones.
Step 3: Paint the whole dang piece! Those little cubbies were a pain in the you know what to paint! We used Annie Sloan Chateau Grey for this piece. Kind of a sage color.
Step 4: Make the doors. If you decide to use the same Ikea piece as me, just email me and I will give more specific directions on size, etc. Basically, we took 2x2's and we screwed on planks of wood, alternating 2x1's and 4x1's to give it the old small drawer look. You can see the impact on the finished piece really nicely with the alternating sizes. It is a bit tricky getting it exactly right with the door size though.
Step 5: We cut the top, added trim to it and stained it. We used Spanish Oak colored stain, which is a rich brown black grey. Then I waxed finished it with Johnson's Wax.
Step 7: We added the beautiful handles. They are super duper tricky to put on, so we got creative and painted over the little holes with paint and then pushed them against the piece and it left little marks where we needed to drill.
Step 8: We added drawer pulls to every large piece of wood on the fronts, which was 6 on each side. Then we used our handy dandy stud finder/leveler to make sure the handles were in line on both sides.
Step 9: Put your stuff back into the cubbies :)
Step 10: Step back and admire your work!
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Baseball Splits Series at Navy
Box Score: Game One
Box Score: Game Two
Similar to the opening day of the series, the Princeton baseball team and Navy split Sunday's action to conclude the Tigers' annual Spring Trip. Princeton struggled to get its offense going in game one and fell 8-2, before bouncing back with a 4-2 victory to close out its season-opening road swing.
Game One
Princeton was limited to three hits, as Navy jumped out early and capitalized on its 13-hit performance.
While holding the Tigers without a hit over the opening two innings, the Midshipmen scored three runs and forced Princeton on its heels.
A botched fielder's choice by Navy resulted in Tyler Servais scoring the Tigers' first run of the day and cutting the Mids' lead to 3-1.
That would be the closest the game would be, as Navy added four more runs in the third.
Princeton closed out the game recording two of its three hits, a Danny Hoy double and a Paul Tupper RBI single to center field, in the seventh.
Game Two
Paced by an early advantage, the Tigers were able to come away with a split in Sunday's twinbill.
The offense picked up from the get-go, as Princeton capitalized on its three hits to go up 2-0 in the first behind an RBI grounder from Tupper and an RBI single from Zach Belski.
Freshman pitcher Chad Powers controlled the of the game, giving up only two hits and one run over his six innings of work, and earned his first career victory.
Belski added his second RBI single in the third to put Princeton up 3-0. He finished going 2-for-4 with a pair of RBI and a walk.
Navy broke up Powers' shutout in the sixth, cutting the Tigers' lead to two runs, 3-1.
Both sides finished the game adding a run apiece, with Princeton's coming off Tupper's RBI triple.
Tupper finished with a hit, two RBI and a walk.
The Tigers tallied nine hits in the game, led by Alec Keller who went 3-for-3 with three runs and two walks.
Princeton (5-11) returns home to host its season and Ivy opener versus Harvard (Mar. 29) and Dartmouth (Mar. 30).


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To Be Truly Happy
From: [unsigned]
To: "Positive Atheism" <email@example.com>
Sent: December 04, 2002 2:35 PM
Subject: positive
While browsing the Internet I came across your site and other things related to "positive atheism." I myself am a part of this. I feel that humans are not naturally sinful and I believe individuals control their own future. I feel that positive atheism is the only thing that can make someone truly happy. For I believe religion leads to ignorance and separateness. This separateness has led to more hate in the world than I can imagine. Religions like Christianity bind people to the idea that they are not worthy of life, and this can destroy one's potential in life.
To be a good person, you must not repeat the actions of others, giving your choice to a personified idea created centuries ago. The only way to succeed and be happy in life is to not repent but to beautify your actions, to respect yourself, and to realize that everything you do determines your future and your happiness in your one and only life. Life is not a period of torture unless you see it as such. Beautify life and you will see no need for a god. You will see only yourself and others. You will make choices based on your own thinking.
Through evolution, humans have developed a mind much superior to other organisms. So why must it be that we use this superior mind to cloud ourselves in ignorance? Live your life knowing that you're alive, instead of knowing that you will be dead.
Thanks for such a good site.
Truly yours,
a satisfied reader.
From: "Positive Atheism" <firstname.lastname@example.com>
To: [unsigned]
Subject: Re: positive
Date: December 05, 2002 11:57 AM
You have a clearer grasp of what we've been trying to say about "Positive Atheism" than even we do, at times!
Every so often I like to write down an overview of my position, mostly to compare where I've been over the years. I also secretly hope that one of these times I will pull off the definitive position paper that ends up becoming so intuitively useful that I never have to write another one as long as I live: I can simply point to the good one.
That'll never happen (I hope) so here I go again, setting out to overview what "Positive Atheism" and positive atheism (lowercase, that is, atheism mean to me. Since I mean one of two separate things when I put these two words together, I shall offer a brief distinction: "positive atheism" (lowercase) is atheism which can be described as "positive" -- whatever being "positive" involves, "positive" having a personal meaning that differs from individual to individual; "Positive Atheism" (capitalized) is our philosophy, by name, or the original philosophy from India, put together by Gora, upon which our version is very loosely based. I do this as a return favor to you for your having shared with us what "positive atheism" (the lowercase one, of course) means to you. May we all learn from what you have told us today!
Truthfulness and Dignity Among Humans
In our FAQ piece, "Introduction to Activistic Atheism," you will find our latest expression of the meanings of "Positive Atheism."
In it, we describe the primacy of truthfulness among ethics. While we cannot afford to scrimp on any ethics (that is, we cannot afford for their accusations against us to be accurate), being an atheist implies that we are calling theism false (or are at least throwing doubt upon the claims of theism). And by calling theism false, we strongly imply that we hold truthfulness in very high regard.
We also encourage a dignified and respectful view of theists and theism -- or at least a dignified expression in any public statements we may make. Face it: theism is, for the most part, benign. Only a handful of theists cause all the trouble coming from theism's camp. We suggest calling the problem precisely to the extent of where the problem lies and no further. We likewise encourage atheists to refrain from lumping all theists into a single group. When it comes to our own dignity, we do well to consider somebody a fellow-human first and a theist if and only if that fact starts to get in the way of getting along with our fellow-human. Otherwise, it's none of our business what others believe in the privacy of their own minds. We attack only those expressions of theism which we feel are intrusive, exploitative, or dangerous.
Understanding Atheism Disarms Antagonism
In another section, "What is Atheism?" the "Introduction" introduces an element that has since become one of the more important (and indeed more successful) moves to end the stigma against atheists: our quest to find and popularize a definition for atheism that comes from the atheistic point of view. We feel that the "weak" definition, historically favored by atheistic writers and spokespersons, describes of the common denominators of the atheistic position.
Much of the hostility leveled against atheists is motivated out of a picture or portrayal of the atheist that is wholly inaccurate; most of the accusatory letters we get denounce us for believing ideas that we don't even hold, that very few atheists hold. Most tell us that we believe, positively, that "God does not exist." In neutral, unbiased language, this means that atheists assert that all god-claims are falsehood. This would mean that we have investigated all god-claims, have understood them all (yeah, right!), and have rejected them out of hand. Not even the Dial-an-Atheist Guy has done that, I promise you!
The "weak" definition for atheism, that is, "the lack of a god-belief for whatever reason," and the "weak" definition for atheist, namely, "anybody who is not a theist," is much more accurate for numerous reasons. In this sense, the atheist says, "I have yet to encounter a god-claim worthy of my assent." Being more accurate, this description is that much more disarming.
First, this statement refers to the god-claim, something both sides agree exists, rather than talking about "God," which only the theist can do. Secondly, it places the burden of proof back onto the shoulder of the theist where it belongs: the burden of proof being the obligation of the one claiming that a thing exists. Furthermore, it neatly divides humanity into two groups: theists and atheists, handling the Agnostic question in the same manner: theistic agnostics and atheistic agnostics. Finally, it brings all nonbelievers under the same umbrella of "lacking a god-belief," with the various "shades" of unbelief fully represented.
Positive Atheism: Constructive and Proactive
Besides eventually using positive to mean "constructive," as you have, we originally set out to have it mean "proactive." It's the same difference, in one sense! The "proactive" element ranges from stressing responsible use of our atheism to becoming involved in the struggle for dignity and fair play in the public square.
Often when I find I must take someone to task for their attitude toward atheists, they say, "You're not being very positive!" On the contrary! This is precisely what we set out to mean when we began using the word; this is what our ideological predecessors in India meant as well. "Positive," in this sense, means working to bring about an end to bigotry, to replace superstition with the ability to use one's own powers of reason, and to cut loose the shackles that the practice of both bigotry and superstition brings upon the perpetrators as well as the victims.
Progress such as this is often not much fun and not always "positive," by the popular definition of the word. But in the end, struggles such as these bitter struggles, at times) can bring about changes which can only be described as "positive." And what Gora wrote about economic systems applies, I think, to almost any human situation, with but a handful of exceptions which some of us tend to call "flukes":
economic systems ... have never arranged themselves by themselves. It is men who do the ordering according to their attitudes, desires and understanding of things. Changes take place, not independent of man's will, but on account of man's wills. Civilization has progressed by man's interference with material conditions.
If the "positive" involves interference with material conditions, and if the material conditions happen to be social systems upheld by the majority (theists), social systems constructed to give the advantage to theists at the expense of nontheists, then almost anything that we do which we would deem "positive" will bring about violent opposition from the status quo. Albert Einstein, a genius in understanding social situations as well as a genius in understanding physical reality, remarked,
Great spirits have always encountered violent opposition from mediocre minds.
Surely he is not saying that opposition is a sure sign of being a great spirit! I think there's more to it than that, and a glance at his philosophical writings shows that Einstein thought similarly.
Atheism: The Big Nothing
We have recently begun to suggest that atheism is, for the most part, a nonissue. My father is as adamant as Madalyn Murray O'Hair could ever have hoped to be, yet he has probably used the word atheist all of five times in his life -- never once to describe his own position. To him, theism is something that is so meaningless that it is not worthy of his attention at all.
Even when they parade the religious nuts on TV over some crime or another, he sees right through the religious façade to the opportunism, the poverty, and whatever other physical problems were at work in prompting what the TV networks are calling religiously motivated. Yes, religion plays a role, but usually it is used as a tool to gather followers and whip them into a frenzy: what is going on to prompt them to use religion this way?
The last thing my father cares to discuss is what the religious people actually believe.
Theism has an object: God (regardless of whether He is real or make-believe). Atheism has no corresponding object, but is a lack, or absence.
Theism usually involves a great deal of learning; indeed, theism is always learned. Atheism, to me, is the default position among theistic viewpoints: it is the position we start out with (no god-belief). If anything, atheism involves unlearning theism, but again, this is unlearning, not learning.
Theism takes up quite a bit of a theist's attention and time, and is rightly a relatively big part of one's life. Atheism is not involved in this way. If an atheist is as "into" their atheism as most people are "into" their theism, I'd suggest that we have a problem.
Even as a full-time atheistic activist, I rarely think about atheism except to explain what it is. I never ponder the god-question any more. I don't have to, because I've fielded enough god-claims for a small city's worth of people. Most of my work involves sentence structure and HTML tags. Even the thinking portion of my work is about bigotry, politics, and ethics, not atheism.
I'm even at a loss as to how we might symbolize atheism, such as on jewelry, on clothing, on window decals for our cars, as shorthand identification in editorial cartoons, etc. Not only do I not see how we might symbolize (literally) nothing, I cannot fathom why we would do it. Think about a person's possible motives for wanting to publicize or even advertise the fact that she or he does not believe the religious claims that most hold dear: "I'm not like you folks!"
Ending The Social Religious Test
If you can see what I see as wrong with this picture, you can see why I think our best move is to try to fit in with our fellow humans (abandoning any religious test), ignore their quirks (we all have them), and join together to address the grave problems endangering us all.
Occasionally someone will bring it up, and we may then decide whether discussing it will be productive or divisive. I have productive and entertaining discussions all the time, and have for most of my adult life. None of them have been degrading in any way for either party: once I sense that starting to happen, I change the subject.
Finally, we encourage active atheists to join regular culture even if it does lay on the spiritual syrup a bit heavy at times. This is not to say, "I am a theist," but to proudly deflect any curiosity toward bold expression of, "I am alive; I am human." While we have questioned the need for organized atheist groups, we do recognize that many atheists would have a seriously tough time without them. Our piece on atheist groups is called, "Why Advocate For Individual Activists?"
We have scattered throughout these letters numerous tips on how to gracefully avoid confrontation, how to change the subject if need be, and how to know when it might be wise to go ahead and say, "I am an atheist." Our most concerted effort at this, of course, is a Forum (Q&A) piece, chock full of tips and suggestions from our readers. This piece is called, "Moving Beyond Just A Polite Response?" Linked from it are about a half-dozen others along the same vein.
The reason we so strongly encourage assimilation rather than separatism is because we recognize that the vast majority of those who lack a god-belief rarely if ever think upon the subject. When religion comes up they quietly cringe or patiently wait until the conversation takes a more interesting turn. There is no point in antagonizing people simply because they belong to a certain class -- no matter what that class may be. Nothing we do or say is likely to change a soul, and what others believe is none of our business to begin with (neither is what we don't believe any of their business!).
So we rest in the comfort and knowledge that we don't have to live life under the thumb of a religious group, an experience that many of us know first hand as a fierce hardship. It is not a reason to gloat. More often, the feeling is similar to the way one might, upon seeing a blind person, be reminded, out of sheer appreciation for the sense of vision, that his or her optical exam is way past due, and to make a mental note to schedule an appointment. We might then approach the blind person in the hope of exchanging some informal, lighthearted chitchat while waiting for that bus or whatever, motivated, of course, solely by our mutual humanity.
Thanks for Writing!
It is always a pleasure to hear from those who have thought about their atheism.
Cliff Walker
Positive Atheism Magazine
Seven years of service to people
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Published: Sunday, March 24, 2013 at 5:30 a.m.
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One of my priorities for the 2013 legislative session is, undoubtedly, putting an end to the Internet cafes that have spread throughout Florida. They've now brought about an embarrassing scandal that has impacted veterans, our Northeast Florida region and many of our local and state elected officials.
Earlier this year, I proudly announced that I would be carrying a legislative proposal that would effectively stop the spread of Internet cafes, while the Senate and House thoroughly examined all gaming in Florida. I understood and supported the decision of Senate President Don Gaetz and House Speaker Will Weatherford to adequately plan for a comprehensive gaming package that would address all gaming issues at once, as opposed to a piece-by-piece approach that has proven ineffective and unproductive in the past. But in the meantime, I wanted to hit the pause button on the proliferation of Internet cafes in Florida, so that once we were ready to address these establishments in the context of all gaming in Florida, we would at least not be facing double the trouble.
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Fortunately, there seems to be a new-found broad support for banning these establishments this session, using my legislation as the vehicle for long overdue change. The Internet cafe ban legislation that I am sponsoring in the Senate will, if passed, finally make it crystal clear what is legal and what is not — and leave no wiggle room for misinterpretation. The legislation details the types of simulated gaming activities currently taking place at Internet cafes and clearly states that they are illegal in any establishment in the state of Florida. Additionally, my bill clearly defines racketeering activities to include any violation of current statute, to ensure that individuals or establishments operating outside of the context of the current law are charged and punished appropriately.
Internet cafes have operated in the shadows of our laws for far too long. And while I am saddened that this investigation cast a not-so-flattering light on many in the Jacksonville community, it did open the curtain on what the authorities say is a scheme to defraud veterans, and an alleged criminal operation that is far bigger than any of us could have imagined.
It is time to make current law so ironclad that no lawyer or industry can interpret it any other way than a clear prohibition on Internet cafes in Florida. It is time to end this illegal activity and address Internet cafes the way we should've addressed them years ago. I thank President Gaetz for his leadership on this issue, and I am proud to lead the charge.
Thrasher, a St. Augustine Republican, represents Senate District 6, which includes all of Flagler County and Northeast Volusia. He is chairman of the Senate Rules Committee.
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Never travel with a bird loose in your car or in the trunk; and, because birds expire quickly in high heat, they should NEVER be left in your car unattended.
Wherever you go, you need to take precautions not to lose your pet. A
Flight Suit with lanyard will help keep you in control. Also, to prevent escape, it is always a good idea to keep wings well-trimmed.
Food and water – Though just before and during the trip you will not want to overfeed your bird, on arrival, you will need a good supply of his regular diet. Because you probably will not want to invest the time to shop for pet food, be sure to pack plenty. Also, bring bottled water you can trust your bird will enjoy.
Don't be lax and feed your bird the wrong foods just because you are "on vacation." Your bird needs his regular daily food to be the main portion of her diet. Remember that foods full of fats and sugars — such as fast foods — are unhealthy for your avian friend. Proper nutrition is also important for managing stress in your bird. For entertainment and for a low-fat treat, secure small pieces of spray millet, such as
Golden Sunburst Millet, in holders. If this is a new treat for your bird, be sure to offer it to your bird several days prior to the trip to get her digestive system used to it. Suddenly changing food, especially during the stress of travel, could cause severe digestive problems.
Food cups should be deep and secured to the cage or crate.
Provide one dish for his regular diet (pellets recommended) and one for fresh vegetables or fruits.
Use a Cage Guard or similar item to reduce seed mess from the cage onto the car floor.
Keep to the routine. The key to successful travel is minimizing the changes in your bird's routine. Here are some important to-dos before and during your trip:
Pre-trip – Keep your bird's normal play, feeding, rest, and hygiene schedule. If you will be using a new travel cage, familiarize your bird with it in advance by taking local trips. A week before, during, and a week after traveling, fortify his diet with
stress-formula vitamins and minerals. A few days before departure, you may wish to bathe your bird. You may not have time for a full bath until you reach your destination. Also
clip your bird's wings and nails, if necessary.
At your destination – Because of their compact size, travel cages are not recommended for daily use on an extended trip. Upon arrival, transfer your pet to his regular
cage, and/or allow him to be out on a
play gym. Position the cage and gym in a quiet location, away from any windows. Spend time with your pet. Keep attention from friends, family, and others under control. And continue your effort to maintain a normal pet maintenance schedule.
A stress-free trip takes planning. Plan the basics, like food and water, and there will be less for you to think about and more time to enjoy travel with your bird. The planning and preparation on your part can make the trip fun and very worthwhile.
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ZF-939: Zend_Pdf password protected documents
It would be useful if the Zend_Pdf library could create password protected documents, this is great for example having to dynamically create a pdf document with sensitive information and emailing it to a user.
If the document has sensitive information in it, wouldn't it be a more effective security policy not to email it to users?
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4. One is lost from NOVEMBER 06 [seriously time to get a new copy damnit] The other one was due last monday but it still isn't there.
4. One is lost from NOVEMBER 06 [seriously time to get a new copy damnit] The other one was due last monday but it still isn't there.
My Sensei's grip on the English grammar is kinda funny.
3. I'm surprised you haven't tried to ruin my counting
Well er... not necissarily ruin but...
My libary loses things too. Like a book I was reading, I turned it in, and they said I lost it.
ruin it
2. Same with mine, but it's a she, so it's funny. She says courage and college backwards. "I hope you all have the college to go to courage" ...
My zero post of course will be in the VPP thread.
Mine once said: "In Kindergarden, you learned 26 alphabets. Hiragana has over 50 alphabets."
She forgot how to say letters. xD
46 basic symbols
25 basic syllable changes [ba, di, pu, ze, bo etc]
Not to mention all of the other changes like va je and such that aren't on the basic chart
I damn want damn to damn finish damn this damn damn damn VPP damn
She didn't know the exact number so she said 'over 50'. Still, she's real fun to confuse.
Like how we tried to explain that 'wise man' and 'wise guy' were completely different. xD
We watched an episode of Naruto with fatty in the title. She didn't understand that it was an insult to fat people. So we had to explain it to her the entire episode. Awkward much...
She is pretty cool though, we've had about 2 homework assignments this whole year.
What, only two?
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Rated 5 out of 5 by Mac29 Cute and comfortable I love these cushions! I did a lot of comparisons at different stores for similar seat cushions, and these are hands down the best I found for the price. They're firm enough so that you don't feel the actual seat when you sit down, but very soft and comfortable too. I've only had them a few weeks, so we'll see how they hold up, but they're perfect so far! March 1, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by BrownieLocks Beautiful I looked at a few other places where I could find a similar product for cheaper but the chair cushion at World Market looked a lot nice. I use them every morning and they feel nice and soft on my bar stools. April 22, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Foo83 Great Color and Fabric I love this color RED and the fabric has been easy to clean. The padding is just perfect. The back side seams and ties have come apart with very limited usage. I will probably not tie them to the chair back any longer. September 29, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by zeravenak Beautiful color, great product I have all dark red accents in my kitchen, and was worried that these cushions would be too bright, but they are just the right pop of color. When I took them out of the box they seemed very plush, but after sitting on them for a few meals, they evened out and are now extremely comfortable. I am completely satisfied with this product. July 8, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Alex Beautiful Red Cushions These are great cushions that brightened up a new dark rosewood dining set I recently purchased. As another reviewer wrote, the cushions are NOT 17" sq, they are 15" sq. Also the ties could be longer, they are a little short and give barely enough length to tie a bow. Other than that, they look great. I actually like a little of the wood showing around the edges. February 24, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by KJ425 Please make these in purple! Love these chair cushions but really need them in purple. I have the purple placemats and want the cushions to match. I can't find ones I like anywhere else. Please World Market make them in purple! March 20, 2012
Rated 2 out of 5 by PersianMama Nice looking, but poor quality Unfortunately, these cute chair cushions fall apart at the seams really quickly. We had them less than 1 week, and already the ties are coming apart and some of the seams are busting, showing the stuffing inside. Bummer. April 28, 2015
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The team of Benjamin Drummond and Sara Joy Steele have long been using multimedia and video to get beyond statistics and portray the stories of individuals around the world whose lives are affected by climate change. The four new films in their Facing Climate Change are about people in the Pacific Northwest adapting to rising sea levels and atmospheric change. The films premiered this year at the Wild & Scenic Film Festival and are currently being shown around the country on a nationwide tour.
Their film "Oyster Farmers, Facing Climate Change" uses dramatic underwater footage, documentary photography and video, music and interviews to tell the story of Kathleen Nisbet and her father, Dave, who have for years farmed oysters in Washington's Willapa Bay. Recently, however, oyster larvae and young oysters have been dying at an alarming rate because of the acidity of local waters, caused by the absorption of carbon dioxide. The problem is particularly acute off the Northwest coast. The Nisbets' solution: moving some of their business to Hawaii, where there is less ocean upswell, and thus the acidity in the water is increasing less rapidly.
Drummond and Steele had many partners in the making of the new films, including the Climate Impacts Group at the University of Washington and Washington State Department of Ecology, and they received major funding from Nau's Grant for Change and several other funders. You can read about the making of the film on Drummond and Steele's blog, bdsjs.com/blog. You can view all the videos at bdsjs.com/facing-climate-change/ and on Vimeo.


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Soccer Captain's Diary: Cougars Host Oregon State and Oregon
Nov. 4, 2005
We like to make things exciting, and that we did this weekend. What a great weekend though! We played the Oregon schools and we knew we had to come out of the weekend with two wins. We played Oregon State University on Friday in the freezing cold rain and wind. The first half was pretty even but when the second half came around we knew that we needed a goal to put the game away. We were the aggressors and finally put the ball in the back of the net. Sasha did a great job connecting with Carmen's corner kick. The goal was definitely one of the prettiest of the season. The last ten minutes of the game was pretty intense as OSU was really coming at us, but we held them off and came out with a necessary win. After a short practice on Saturday and spending some time with family and friends cheering on our football team we showed up on Sunday ready to play.
Our game on Sunday against Oregon was our Senior Game Day and all seven seniors had breakfast together with our parents and the coaches. Having our parents there with us was great and they put a lot of work into the celebration of our Senior Game Day. After warm up they honored the seniors and their parents and then we got down to business. We dominated most of the game and had some great chances. The Oregon keeper came up with some great saves and the ball found the goal posts more than once. We ended up going into over-time BUT...not for long. Alix got a break away two minutes into the overtime and she put the ball in the back of the net and that was that!! Another win puts us one step closer to our goal (making the tournament). It was a great way to finish off our season at home, but we have one more game left against Washington. We know that the game against UW will be our most challenging game yet. Although they have been unlucky this season, we know they are a good team and will give us a tough game. Another win would be great for us so we will train hard this week in preparation for the weekend and we will take off on Thursday for our game and head back after the game on Friday night for Dad's weekend. If you happen to be in Seattle this weekend we would love for you to come to the game and cheer us on.


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2007 XC: Ran in the team's Top 7 all season... placed 228th in her firs NCAA Championships appearance... finished 39th in the Pac-10 Championships and 67th in the NCAA West Region... was the team's top finisher at the ASU Invitational in 12th place... finished 13th at the season-opening Dave Murray Invitational... 2007 Outdoor: Competed at 800m and 1,500m... placed fourth at the Baldy Castillo Invitational in the 800m run... earned Academic All-Pac-10 Honorable Mention honors... 2007 Indoor: Ran in one race... finished at 5:04.46 in the mile run at the Husky Classic... 2006 XC: Competed in five races on the season, opening the season as the runner-up at the George Kyte Invitational... placed 59th at the Pac-10 Championships... selected to the Academic All-Pac-10 Honorable Mention team... 2006 Outdoor: Competed in two races... placed sixth in the 800m run (2:12.54) at the ASU Invitational... also finished ninth at the Stanford Invitational in the 1,500m run (4:30.96)... 2006 Indoor: Ran in two individual races, taking sixth in the 800m (2:16.63) at the Arizona-California Challenge... also was 16th in the Husky Invitational mile run (4:54.71)... combined with Latosha Wallace, Jessie McLaughlin and Rachel Ellison to run the second-fastest DMR in school history at 11:18.37... the same group placed 11th at the NCAA Championships in the event (11:34.49)... 2005 XC: Ran in four races... runner-up at the Dave Murray Invitational... 43rd at the conference meet and 40th at the Roy Griak... took 116th at the Pre-National race... earned Honorable Mention Academic All-Pac-10 honors... 2005 Track: Redshirted... 2004 XC: Redshirted... competed in three races as an unattached runner and won the Canyon West Invitational.
High School: A 2004 graduate of Queen Creek High School (Queen Creek, Ariz.)... attended and competed for Payson High School (2000-2002) and Round Valley High School (2002-2004) as well... capped her senior season as QCHS won the state 3A track team title... she won state titles individually in cross country, 800m, 1,600m and 4x400m relay... named cross country runner of the year and the 3A East Runner of the year (all four years)... also was the 3A South track runner of the year... in her four years, she earned 11 individual state championships, including three each in cross country, 800m and 1,600m... was a part of four state championship relays and two team titlists... added three individual state runner-up finishes and one team runner-up finish... overall, finished in the Top 2 at the state cross country meet all four years, as well as in the Top 2 of the 800m and 1,600m run all four seasons... set the Arizona state 3A record in the 1,600m run (4:53.96) as a freshman... holds state marks in the 3,200m (10:50), 800m (2:14.1) and 4x800m (9:38.11), all set in her junior season with RVHS... in basketball, earned all-state honors as a senior when her team advanced to the final four... also was selected to the second team all-state as a junior when her team won the state title.
Personal: Majoring in elementary education... married to Marc Lemieux... parents are Shaun and Ellie Hardt... has three brothers: Sherod, Jayce and Denton; and one sister: Kari, a member of the ASU cross country and track & field teams... father Shaun played football for Northern Arizona; uncle Clay played football at Arizona; grandfathers Jack Spillsbury and Jiggs Hardt played football at ASU Teachers College... born Feb. 16, 1986, in Flagstaff, Ariz.... full name is Whitney M. Hardt.
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_The children's tables were set up as a Kings Table on little mini 6 fts and then of course had little mini kid chivari chairs in white with white chair pads. Petite Party Studio made custom name tags that were then attached to the back of each chivari.
-At each place setting there was either a tiny tiara or a wax mustache depending if you were a girl or a boy
-The gold glittered bottles were a DIY project. They were french lemonade bottles that I covered in mod podge then rolled in glitter. Then Petite Party Studio created the 2% and Chocolate Milk labels for them.
-The french milk cups for each child were another DIY project. All I did was take double sided tape and put a ring at the bottom of each one and then dipped those in glitter just to add a little something extra.
-The gumball pearl necklaces were another DIY. I took a giant doll sewing needle and threaded the ribbon through the gumballs to make pearl necklaces.
-The ends of the wooden utenesils were each all dipped into glitter as well for more sparkle
-The black frame backdrop was an old mirror that broke. Then I had the Audrey quote done on a printable (made by Petite Party Studio) and blown up at Costco for 11.00 and hung it with fishing line.
-Another EASY DIY was I cut diamonds out on my silhouette and just stuck them into white ring powdered donuts to look like diamond rings.
-Custom napkins were printed with an Audrey Hepburn quote
-The birthday girl has 2 older brothers so they of course had Security shirts made that read SECURITY in Tiffany Blue on the front and "We guard the bling and the girl" on the back.
-A custom balloon arch was made to frame the wall that the kids table was by to add a touch of whimsy
-As guests entered they were asked to write a prayer or a wish to Lola and then put it in her Lola & Co. box. At then end of the party we sealed the box shut with wax, and we will now give it to her on her 18th birthday.
-After everyone had brunch and we sang Happy Birthday the kids got to swing away at the "Audrey" pinata.


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"Soroptimist" is a coined term which means, "Best for Women." Soroptimist International of Tahoe Sierra was chartered on Friday, March 4, 1977. Our club is part of the Sierra Nevada Region, which is one of seven regions under the direction of Soroptimist International of the Americas.
The mission statement of Soroptimist International of Tahoe Sierra is to "Strengthen and enhance the lives of women and youth in our community and the world."
With our established mission in mind, we participate in programs at our local level based on the specific needs of our community. In addition, our club is mindful of the need to enhance the lives of women and youth throughout the world.
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I found these Petite NYDJ DEBBY SHORT IN LIGHTWEIGHT DENIM to be comfortable, breathable for the summer months, and a nice color for denim jean shorts. They are good to wear for causal or everyday wear. I would recommend them. However, they did fit a little differently than my other NYDJ jeans...and, I do buy a lot of NYDJs...But, overall, a nice pair of jean shorts for the summer months for everyday or causal wear.
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Every purchase I have previously made at NYDJ was a winner. These cheaply tailored and not made in the US shorts did not fit well and were flimsy. They did not hang properly and flared in the legs. MY legs are not unsubstantial and usually NYDJ flatters them. I would hope that this usually wonderful company does not outsource their production to nations whose standards are lower.
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