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Caesar Rodney School District Superintendent Dr. Kevin Fitzgerald issued a statement Monday following the arrest of district teacher Stephanie L. Seabury.
"Upon learning of alleged ina...
Caesar Rodney School District Superintendent Dr. Kevin Fitzgerald issued a statement Monday following the arrest of district teacher Stephanie L. Seabury.
"Upon learning of alleged inappropriate behavior of a Fred Fifer III Middle School teacher with a student, the Caesar Rodney School District immediately contacted the appropriate law enforcement agency," Fitzgerald said.
"The district has since continued to work with law enforcement and the attorney general's office during their investigation."
Seabury has been suspended with pay since the initial report came to the district's attention, the superintendent said.
"The district will take the appropriate personnel action as dictated by state and federal regulations.
"Fifer Middle School will offer assistance to any child or staff member who may benefit from
counseling. A letter will be sent home today to all parents/guardians of Fifer Middle School
children," he said.
A Caesar Rodney School District teacher has been arrested by Dover Police after allegedly conducting a sexual relationship with one of her male students.
Stephanie L. Seabury, 22, of the 1300 block of Farmview Drive, Dover, surrendered to Dover Police early Monday morning. She then was escorted to Justice of the Peace Court 7 to hear the formal charges against her.
Seabury, an English Language Arts teacher at Fred Fifer III Middle School, Camden, allegedly started the relationship in February. The affair came to light after the 13-year-old boy told others about it, said police spokesman Cpl. Mark Hoffman.
Police interviewed the victim at the Children's Advocacy Center on March 12, and notified school officials the next day. She has since been suspended with pay pending action by the district (see sidebar).
Escorted to JP Court 7 by her attorney, John Garey, and Dover Police officer Master Cpl. Robert Roswell, Seabury appeared before Judge Debora Foor. Dressed in a black coat and black pants, she said little more than "Yes," or "Yes, your honor," as Foor explained the charge and its consequences.
The charge, sexual abuse of a child by a person in a position of trust or authority, is a Class A felony under Delaware law and carries a minimum sentence to 15 years in prison. A convicted offender could receive a maximum term of life.
Police notified in March
An investigation conducted by the department's Criminal Investigations Unit after the boy's interview at the CAC revealed that he and Seabury met on numerous occasions, during which Seabury would drive the boy to her residence at Woodmill Apartments in Dover.
Detectives learned that on or about Feb. 26, Seabury had sexual intercourse with the boy at her home after taking him there after school. Detectives retrieved surveillance footage of Seabury and the boy leaving the school and walking toward her vehicle at approximately 3:48 p.m. on that date. The investigation by the Dover Police Department also revealed Seabury and the student exchanged several explicit phone messages and a photograph during the relationship.
During Seabury's court appearance, Geary asked his client be released on an unsecured bond, noting she had cooperated with the investigation and that proof of the victim's story was weak.
"The evidence is barely enough to get a probable cause warrant in this case," Geary said.
Roswell, however, noted detectives still are investigating the case and additional evidence could bring additional charges.
Geary also told Foor that Seabury was not a flight risk, although she had visited her home town in New York several times during the police investigation.
Information on Seabury's Linked-In website page indicates she is from Hauppage, N.Y., and graduated from high school there in 2009. She graduated from the University of Delaware in 2013, and served as a student teacher at the Cab Calloway School of the Arts in Wilmington in 2013 and as a tutor at the George V. Kirk Middle School in Newark in 2011.
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Ultimately, Foor denied Geary's request for an unsecured bond, but agreed with Roswell's request that a secured bond be set at the lower end of the scale.
"I don't think the unsecured bond is appropriate for a Class A felony," Foor said, setting a $40,000 secured bond. In addition, Seabury is to have no contact with the victim, is denied contact with any children under the age of 18, and cannot leave the state without approval. She also was placed under pretrial supervision, and ordered to attend a preliminary hearing May 9 at the Court of Common Pleas.
Afterward, Geary said Seabury maintains she is innocent of the charge against her.
Seabury posted the bond and was released from custody at approximately 11 a.m., Hoffman said.
In a briefing following Seabury's hearing, Hoffman said the Caesar Rodney School District has cooperated fully in the investigation.
There were no other children involved in the investigation, Hoffman added.
"It was an isolated incident with one student," he said.
Dover Police took the lead in the case because the alleged crime occurred within the city. In addition to evidence gathered during the interview with the victim at the CAC, items from Seabury's home were seized by search warrant, although Hoffman declined to give details on what was taken from the residence.
A trial date is in Kent County Superior Court could be set during Seabury's preliminary hearing.
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- 2 cups all-purpose flour
- 1/2 cup plus 3 tablespoons sugar, divided
- 3 teaspoons baking powder
- 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon ground nutmeg
- 1/4 teaspoon ground ginger
- 2 eggs
- 1 cup canned pumpkin
- 1/2 cup sour cream
- 6 tablespoons butter, melted
- 6 tablespoons apricot preserves, divided
- 1 package (3 ounces) cream cheese, cut into 12 cubes
- 1/4 cup sliced almonds
- In a small bowl, combine the flour, 1/2 cup sugar, baking powder, cinnamon, salt, nutmeg and ginger. In another bowl, beat the eggs, pumpkin, sour cream, butter and 3 tablespoons preserves. Stir into the dry ingredients just until moistened.
- Fill greased or paper-lined muffin cups half full. Place a cream cheese cube and 3/4 teaspoon of preserves in each. Top with remaining batter. Sprinkle with almonds and remaining sugar. Bake at 400° for 20-25 minutes or until a toothpick comes out clean. Cool for 5 minutes before removing from pan to a wire rack. Refrigerate leftovers. Yield: 1 dozen.
Reviews for Pumpkin Surprise Muffins
"I just made a double batch and regretted all the work. These weren't sweet at all. Pumpkin bread is a LOT sweeter. Is it supposed to be so bland?"
"I just made these and they are delicious! I didn't have apricot preserves on hand, so I made some substitutions based on other reviewers' advice. I used apple butter for the 3 TBS to be mixed into the batter. Then I used orange marmalade for the filling. I added an extra sprinkle of cinnamon (just because I love it) and I only sprinkled the tops with about 1 1/2 TBS of sugar instead of 3 TBS. I was hesitant about using apple butter and orange marmalade, but I'm so glad I tried it. You can't go wrong with this one - it's a keeper for sure!"
"Delicious!! I used my home made apricot preserves. The only change I made was that I used chopped pecans, as I didn't have almonds. They will be lovely on the brunch menu!"
"What a delicious recipe. It's fun to make too and is definitely something I shall make a lot. I doubled the recipe to make some for neighbours and could have quadrupled it they vanished so fast! The only change I will make next time is to increase the nutmeg and ginger based purely on my personal tastes as I adore both. I also used neufchatel cheese which made them a little less naughty. Thank you Elizabeth for a yummy yummy recipe."
"LOVED IT! I made this for a ladies brunch and they got rave reviews. My family would have devoured them first, had I not hidden them! The only changes I made was to mix the apricot preserves into the cream cheese, before spooning it onto the batter. I also substituted a heart-heathly oil for the butter. They were scrumptious--reminded me of a pumpkin cheesecake. Thank you for sharing, Lori!"

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Documentaries about the Newport Folk Festival and Isle of Wight Festival on the schedule
CLEVELAND The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum presents a Summer Film Series featuring the films of Murray Lerner. The film series will take place in the 4th Floor Theater on the third Wednesday of each month throughout the summer – June, July and August. The events are FREE with a reservation. To RSVP, email
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Rock Hall film series schedule:
June 18, 6:30 p.m.: Special Kickoff event – Murray Lerner will be at the Rock Hall for a brief interview prior to the screening of his newest documentary The Other Side of the Mirror: Bob Dylan Live at the Newport Folk Festival. The movie will be followed by a Q&A session with Lerner and an autograph signing session.
July 16, 7 p.m.: A screening of Festival!, a cinematic synthesis of four Newport Folk Festivals that depicts the crucial years of transition for the art of folk music. Performers range from folk legends such as Joan Baez and Peter, Paul, and Mary to country artists like Johnny Cash and the blues folk sounds of Son House and Mississippi John Hurt.
August 20, 7 p.m.: A screening of Message to Love: The Isle of Wight Festival. This feature film documents one of the most significant events in rock and roll history. Two hours of footage highlights legendary performances by the Who, Joan Baez, Miles Davis, Joni Mitchell, Free, the Moody Blues, Ten Years After, and Jethro Tull as well as the last stage performance of Jim Morrison with the Doors, and by Jimi Hendrix – 18 days before his death.
About Murray Lerner
A truly multi-faceted filmmaker, Murray Lerner's body of work includes documentaries on Isaac Stern, the Newport Folk Festival and Miles Davis. He was one of the first directors to use blue-screen and computer animation in the classic 3-D film Magic Journeys. The native New Yorker graduated from Harvard University, where he helped found the campus' first film production society, founding his belief that filmmaking should be a unified art. Since then he has written, directed, edited and photographed many of his films. In 1981 he earned the Academy Award for Best Documentary Feature for his film From Mao to Mozart. He was, for many years, a visiting critic and professor at the School for Art and Architecture at Yale University. In 2007 he completed his last two films, Amazing Journey: The Story of the Who, and The Other Side of the Mirror: Bob Dylan Live at the Newport Folk Festival.
About the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum
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Increasingly, I've noticed a new condition among certain friends. Many of them seem humorless, world-weary, whiny. At first I had a hard time diagnosing the problem. Were they clinically depressed? Coming down with an energy-zapping virus?
Only while attending an Oscar party where half the guests failed to identify the red carpet stars ("Bridesmaids? Never heard of it.") did it hit me: A freakish number of my peers were suffering from something I've decided to call early onset oldness. In friendship, this can be even more divisive than opinions about how to solve the Social Security crisis.
I'm not talking about physical decline, from which no human being escapes. Early onset oldness goes beyond demanding 6 o'clock reservations in silent, blindingly bright restaurants and a sudden affinity for shoes so sensible you could drive a tractor in them. It's reflected in the choices we make, the subjects we discuss and the megawatts of vigor we bring to tasks at hand.
An alarming part of express-aging reveals itself in attitude. As some of my friends' strides have slowed, so has their curiosity about the world. I see inertia congealing like a 1959 Jell-O mold, with get-up-and-go that's got up and gone.
Whenever I'm with certain friends exactly my own age, I suffer through a conversational loop that rarely strays from kids, grandchildren, health histrionics and future retirement to sunbelt locations that breed lassitude, and wonder if early onset oldness sufferers feel that because they're approaching or have passed a milestone birthday, they are court-ordered to kick it down a notch?
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The first time I entered the hallowed doors of my local surf shop – Mitch's on La Jolla's Pearl Street – it felt like a rite of passage.
As a 10-year-old grommet, I was in awe of all the cool surf and skate gear crammed on the store's narrow, cluttered walls. I stood there, paralyzed, imagining what it would be like to ride one of the shiny new Puringtons, Bessells, Craigs or Staples surfboards lined up along the back room. I eventually gazed toward the glass counter, and drooled over all the Gullwing trucks, riser pads, O.J. wheels, Powell decks, stickers and grip tape that I would later nag my folks to buy me for upcoming birthdays.
Throughout my early teens, I spent countless hours asking the sun-bleached crew at "my shop" absurd questions about things I'd never be able to buy – and they were always cool about it. I didn't need to be a card-carrying member to hang there, and it didn't matter whether I was a persistent kid, a "kook" beginner or a standout local. I was always made to feel welcome. Mitch and his team of passionate surfers grew to know me and what I liked in my surfing. Their knowledge and guidance was invaluable to my development as a surfer.
Years later, when Fletcher Chouinard, the Malloy brothers and others from Patagonia were looking to create the first Patagonia surf shops, the days we spent at places like Mitch's – open since 1967 – guided the way. Those early surf shops, like the ones opened in the '50s by shapers like Dale Velzy, Jack O'Neill and Hobie Alter, had all the basic equipment needs covered – crucial items like wetsuit cement, fiberglass and resin, and screw tabs for your fin box. But they also had selection, quality goods, integrity and a way of engaging us as members of their unique community and culture.
As a result, those stores evolved into iconic establishments that helped shape part of our collective waveriding experience. Surf journalist Craig Stecyk aptly wrote that the stores functioned "as the sport's information centers, supply depots, halfway houses, classrooms, libraries, churches, banks and museums."
We eventually rolled out the location for the first U.S. Patagonia surf store at the old Mercantile Building – just a few blocks from my local break – in Cardiff by the Sea, California. It cleanly featured an eclectic array of hand-built wave-riding toys, wool-lined wetsuits, organic tees by local artists, interesting books, contemporary surf film classics and our bomber gear. More importantly, we assembled a crew of surfers who were excited about riding waves and sharing that passion with others.
Patagonia Cardiff's 100-year-old building soon morphed into more than just a place housing cool stuff. It fast became a cultural hub for some of surfing's greatest athletes and storytellers. They would frequently stop by just to share photos, wave travel tales, film clips and their battles to protect the environment. Wanting to share these experiences with our local community, we hosted events with top surfers, artists and filmmakers like Jock Sutherland, Jeff Johnson, Rob Machado, Mickey Muñoz, Steve Pezman, Nat Young, Thomas Campbell, Gerry Lopez, the Malloy brothers, Chris Del Moro, Tom Wegener and others. Crowds ranged from a few hundred to over a thousand at a time.
Patagonia has since opened other stores inspired by that space, some of which you will see featured in these pages: San Sebastián (Spain), Hale'iwa (Hawai'i), Chiba (Japan) and Torquay (Australia). Though they were built with the local surfers and community in mind, they all share some of Cardiff's DNA – and the DNA of the great shops that came before.


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"See, if I were to write Billy Joel's 'Just The Way You Are,' I'd wreck it," he said, explaining why his instincts run contrary to pop music. "I'd have written 'I love you just the way you are, you stupid little bitch.' Which really isn't as good."
Of course, he's joking. But he's also serious. And it's that's precise blend of humor and gravity that has distinguished the songs of Randy Newman from the start. He's both one of the most hilarious and most serious of all songwriters. A compositional genius, he's the only great American songwriter to become an accomplished film composer (with some 26 films to date, each with a fully orchestral score he wrote and conducted himself). But he's also a lyrical genius who has done more than created a style; he's created his own school of songwriting.
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Warm-climate grasses
These are found throughout the South. Often they are wide-bladed and coarse compared to the northern grasses. They put on vigorous growth during summer and go dormant and turn brown in winter. Golf courses and some homeowners keep lawns green by overseeding with annual rye grass toward the end of the growing season. Instead of being started from grass seed, lawns of warm-climate grasses are usually started from planting sprigs, plugs, or sod.
Bermuda grass. Durable and heat-loving, Bermudagrass is the most common of the warm-climate grasses. It does not do well in shade. Hybrid bermuda grass is very soft and fine-bladed and is therefore a common choice for golf greens in southern regions.
Centipedegrass. This grass makes a good lawn in hot areas, although it is lighter green in color and subject to drought damage because of shallow roots. It does well in poor soil.
St. Augustine grass. St. Augustine does well in shade and is fast-growing, but is subject to damage from chinch bugs. It prefers slightly alkaline soils over acid soils.
Zoysiagrass. This grass establishes slowly, but when it gets going forms a dense, wirey, fine-textured lawn and is resistant to heat and drought. It tolerates shade, where it grows slowly. Zoysiagrass is relatively free of diseases and insect problems. Many improved varieties are available.
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The aim of the Young Meditators programme is to encourage those of us taking early steps on the contemplative way into the ongoing journey of simplicity and depth.
One of the things we can celebrate as a community is that meditation practice can excite, inspire and transform young people, even in the midst of the intense questions and experiences that characterise late adolescence and early adulthood.
The stresses and obsessions that can come to dominate our progress-oriented minds are perhaps particularly present in the lives of young people. To nourish and challenge young seekers is thus a real and pressing challenge for the World Community. It strikes me as an Undergraduate student of twenty-one that there are two main ways in which we can invite younger people into a meaningful relationship with meditation.


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This article develops the argument that Friedrich Nietzsche influenced several aspects of Freud's later writings by illustrating, in particular, the impact of Nietzsche's On the Genealogy of Morals on Freud's Civilization and its Discontents.
Presents biographic information about Friedrich W. Nietzsche (1844-1900),a German philosopher, his philosophy touches on practically all aspects of human existence but focuses primarily on the problem of human values.
This chapter presents a genealogical study of the self to discover the reasons for the failure of "self" and "self-concept" as an empirical target, taking the point of departure to be current self research. In discussing the evolution of Michel Foucault's historiography, H. Dreyfus and P. Rabin...
Defining disreputable acts and the criminal acts among them is difficult because society is complex and the political and coercive institutions of the state have their own internal complexity and relationship to different aspects of society. This chapter's definition of deviance builds on effor...
Comments on the J. Martin and J. Sugarman (see record 2000-08148-003) argument for a skeptical, middle-ground position that might allow psychologists to resist a forced choice between modernism and postmodernism in their subject matter and understanding. While the current author agrees with many of ...
This paper argues for a social constructionist understanding of psychology, morality and historiography. It also attempts to show that the philosophy of Friedrich Nietzsche is especially pertinent to, and in some ways an anticipation of, the modern social constructionist movement.
Reviews two books. "Nietzsche's Sister and the Will to Power: A Biography of Elisabeth Forster-Nietzsche," by Carol Diethe; "Heidegger's Roots: Nietzsche, National Socialism and the Greeks," by Charles Bambach.; Reviews two books. "Nietzsche's Sister and the Will to Power: A Biography...
This paper examines the history sections of ten contemporary introductory psychology textbooks. Two major levels of analysis are used to analyze and interpret the material. First, Thematic Analysis (TA) is used to construct common themes from the literature, the results of which are; Titles of histo...


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(9 of 10 customers found this review helpful)
Turning my "age spot" from brown to red
By Joan
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Comments about Resist Dark Spot Eraser 7% AHA - 1 oz:
I have been using this on an age spot for about a week. Goes on nicely, non-irritating. It is getting rid of the scaliness and the brown, but there is redness left behind where the brown was. Can I assume that, in time, the red will also fade with continued use?
Customer Service Response: Hello, and thank you for sharing your experience with us! Continued use should help with the redness - it's also a good idea to use a BHA exfoliant, as the BHA can help reduce any inflammation you might have as well.
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(32 of 35 customers found this review helpful)
Tried to use this line again, packaging failed.
By Amanda B
This is the second time I've tried to use the Dark Spot Eraser. I wish that I could say it was a success but on both occasions, the packaging began to leak in between the foil printed surface and the plastic exterior of the tube. Every time I tried to squeeze some of the product out (very carefully mind you) the product also squeezed into this area and the product began to look like it was rotting from the inside, turning a rust color. PC, you claim to be mindful of packaging. So FIX THIS.
(16 of 17 customers found this review helpful)
It works!
By Sherry N.
I was left with several brown spots on my face after pregnancy. This product works very well. It does take some time. My spots are not completely gone after several months of use, but very faded. I am extremely pleased. My reason for only 4 stars is the tube the product is in. The seam at the end of the tube split open and the cream turned a gross brown color. I'm still using it anyway. Yes that's gross, but I'm cheap and I can't just throw it out.
not just a claim..this product works!
By MELODY R.
ive been using this product along with other PC skincare products and when used correctly twice a day, after one week ive noticed a difference in the discoloration around my mouth and chin. Im an african american woman with a medium complexion ( NW43 by mac) i am sensitive to certain products...and then came Paula's Choice!..not one breakout, reaction, or flare....i also work as a makeup artist so the sample sizes are great to carry in my makeup kit and use on clients who also may be sensitive.
(5 of 10 customers found this review helpful)
wrong product
By GINA T
I bought this product recently and my face is worse, its increasing the dark sport on my face. I would use my old products.
Customer Service Response: Hello, and thank you for sharing your experience with us - we're sorry to hear this didn't work as expected! Please contact a member of our Customer Care team, who can assist you with a possible exchange or refund.
(5 of 11 customers found this review helpful)
full size
By summer j
When will the full size be available again? If I purchase the sample and use it as spot treatment, how long will the ingredients be effective with an open sample pack?
Customer Service Response: At this time we don't have a firm time set for when the full size will be available again. For the sample pack, it should be effective up to three days after opening.
(11 of 13 customers found this review helpful)
Truly beneficial at skin lightening, but tube splits open...
By Natalie
This skin lightener was the very first Paula's Choice product I ever purchased. Have been using it for years & it successfully lightens dark spots. Originally it came in a 4 oz. stable plastic tube. Unfortunately, the last two 2oz. tubes I purchased, have split open at the neck of the tube. Have tried duct taped to seal the split, but the product still leaks out & has turned brown. Can't wait until the new tube is available, although I'm not happy it's being reduced to a 1 oz. product.
Customer Service Response: Hello, and thank you for contacting us about your experience! We noticed you pointed out the size change for the new packaging for our Dark Spot Removers, and we?d be happy to explain the reasons behind this decision. This change was made for the following reasons: We found that most of our customers use these skin lighteners to spot-treat rather than apply all over the face, and much of the former size was wasted before it could be completely used. Customers not using this product within a year of opening were likely to see diminished effectiveness due to hydroquinone?s tendency to destabilize after this time. Both formulas have become more expensive to make, so rather than keep the size the same and raise the price (and with the above facts in mind), we made the more practical decision to downsize to ensure the product remains just as effective from first use to last. Please understand that Paula and our product development team make these choices after very careful deliberation?and both of these skin lighteners formulas remain among the least expensive on the market, plus they provide an exfoliant benefit, something few other skin lighteners do.
(1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)
Please Never Discontinue!
By Constance
Love this so much! I ordered several samples of this to try and can't wait to order the actual tube! The packaging says that results will be seen after 8 - 12 weeks, but I am already seeing changes within a week! I think what also helped was using a soap that contains kojic acid. I never leave reviews, but this is so effective that I just felt so compelled. Not only does this product delivers (very quick), it is gentle, moisturizing, & cruelty-free! Yay! Please always keep this available!
(3 of 3 customers found this review helpful)
Love love love
By nikki n.
Love this product. Have been using this faithfully since last year and squeezing every last drop out of my last one. Cannot believe how much this has changed my skin. I use this along with the Skin Recovery Super Antioxidant Concentrate Serum. Gets rid of any dry flakes I have.
(4 of 6 customers found this review helpful)
Amazing and works
By jen
Amazing product that delivers results. I use nightly and it works wonders. Stick with it and you will see very noticeable results. It works better than another brand name with the same active ingredient but the other brand is much more expensive..........
(4 of 4 customers found this review helpful)
Great product! Why was the tube reduced from 2 oz to 1 oz?
By LIA E.
This is a wonderful product! It lightens my dark spots, and makes my skin beautiful overall. So sorry it is out stock, and also sorry that you reduced the size to 1 oz : (
(2 of 2 customers found this review helpful)
Fantastic as usual!
By allison m
I never leave reviews, although I feel guilty that should when products are outstanding! I've been using Paula's products for over 10 years now. This AHA for brown spots is a life saver! I just hope the product gets back in stock soon, because my samples are running out. I am slightly sensitive and this didn't bother my skin at all. After 4 wks of use I definitely see lightening of the spots! I even convinced my sister and she loves it too! TY Paula for another great product!
(5 of 5 customers found this review helpful)
Stick with it and get results
By Jan S.
This is feedback after almost a year of consistent use on my forehead freckling (too much sun in my younger days and melasma). I'd had peels and a laser treatment; nothing worked like this! BUT ... it took time. It's not going to happen overnight. And by "overnight," I mean even within a few weeks. I started noticing a real difference at 12 weeks. The next 12, even more. After a year, I'm almost completely clear. Stick with this every night, couple with the Vit C serum and BE PATIENT.
(2 of 3 customers found this review helpful)
By Crystal
I tried several dark spot erasers, such as the ones from Clinique and Kiels. None of them is really effective. My dark spots might get lighter but the difference is small. Then I decided to try this lotion. As Paula criticizes other products "scientifically", I guess she may have sth. good herself. But instead of getting my spots lighter (before bed), I noticed this lotion gets me more dark spots. For ur reference, I used it with Paula's vitamin C serum & Resist Daily Moisturizer SPF25...
Customer Service Response: Thanks for your review! We're sorry this product seemed problematic for you, and are happy to provide a full refund. It does contain the gold standard ingredient for skin lightening, as well as other supportive ingredients, none of which can make skin darker (we're not sure why or how this happened, especially because you were using sunscreen).
This stuff works!
By JUDY M.
I bought this to use on the 2 dark spots I have on both sides of my face by the eye. After several months of consistent application twice a day, one spot is gone and the other barely visible. The key is to be diligent in applying this twice a day! If you only do it sporadically you will not see results. This is a 5 star +
Works - give it some time
By Jen W
This product worked very well for me. It took some time - several months to see results but they are there! I have dark spots from too much sun over time and was using this product on my decollete. It has done a very good job of lightening the spots and I am back to order more.
Effective and an added bonus!
By Lisa T.
Nearing the end of my 1st tube and pleased with the results (at least 50% fading with once per day use) + moisturizer/sunscreen). I have a large dark spot under my eye in just the right place to look like I have a black eye. After many discourteous comments asking "what happened to your eye?" I got tired of it & decided to try this. I no longer get comments and don't need a concealer. And even better -- I discovered this is also very effective at quickly reducing the itch of bug bites!
No effect
By FW Pang
I used this faithfully every morning and night, however, it did not seem to help with fading my dark spots at all.
Customer Service Response: Thanks for your review! We trust you were also diligent about protecting your skin from UV light every day by applying a sunscreen rated SPF 15 or greater and taking care to avoid direct sun exposure. These are essential tactics to ensure the success of any skin-lightening product. Regardless, we're happy to provide a refund for this product, so do let us know if you'd like to go that route.
(0 of 1 customers found this review helpful)
Just one sentence
By Mara S
This thing really works. Period.
Amazing product
By Jess B.
I am one of those women lucky (?) enough to be covered in freckles, and I've tried tons of products to try to even out my skin tone. I have never seen results even close to the results I've gotten from this! My freckles aren't gone and it did take time, but they are much lighter and it also cleared my past acne marks. My friends have been asking what I've been doing differently!
Excellent product
By Tanya Z.
My skin has always been partial to AHA products, and this one did not disappoint. I have been using BHA 1% and 2% creams and serums since the beginning of the year to get rid of stubborn whiteheads and breakouts. My skin was not liking it, got all flacky and broken out, but I persisted in hopes that it will eventually help. So, after 4 months, I got an AHA product instead, and the difference was remarkable. All of sudden, my skin is more even toned, smoother, and nearly all whiteheads gone.
Worked for me
By rocio h.
I recently began using this product thanks to a friend who recommended this line, (using it for 3 weeks now) one week into using it i saw my brown spots/acne scars deminish before my eyes. i saw instant results plus i love the way my skin looks and feels. I used this in combination with another PC product which I believe helped me see quick results. I even kept a picture diary to make sure this was the right product for me since I had already been using other products and had NO results
Didn't Work
By G E
I wanted this to work. I have been using faithfully everyday since I got it back in Nov. Unfortunately, my brown spots have not even faded slightly! Love my other Paula's Choice products but I just am not having any success with her lightner.
Customer Service Response: Hi there! We're sorry this didn't work out for you, unfortunately not everyone responds to 2% hydroquinone, or some may find that a stronger, prescription option is necessary.� We would recommend contacting our Customer Care team for assistance and tips on how to get the most out of your products, as well as help with a refund or credit.
By Anonymous
I really wanted this to work for me. I love other Paula products... but this one feels heavy on my skin. It made me break out. :( So, this lightened my skin pigmentation, but I quickly realized it was causing acne which then caused many more dark spots! This item just sits in my shelf now, should have returned it...
Customer Service Response: Hi there! We're sorry the RESIST Dark Spot Eraser 7% AHA didn't work out for you! However, we should note that this formula is best for dry skin not prone to breakouts (as AHA can't treat this concern). With those who are prone to breakouts, we suggest considering our RESIST Dark Spot Eraser 2% BHA instead! Either way, we recommend contacting our Customer Care Team, who will be happy to assist with a refund or exchange.
Dry Patches in Skin Folds
By SUSAN M.
I used a tube of this product but it did not diminish my age spots and it left hard dry patches in the folds from my nose to my outer lip line and in the crease in my chin under my lower lip. I switched to the BHA version and it did not create this dry skin problem.
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What makes this product unique?
Resist Triple-Action Dark Spot Eraser 7% AHA Lotion is a specialized anti-aging product that works in three ways to improve the appearance of skin: hydroquinone fades dark spots and discolorations, glycolic acid exfoliates to smooth skin texture, and antioxidants help repair sun damage for younger-looking, radiant skin. Special packaging keeps key sensitive ingredients stable and prevents product discoloration.
This product is 100% fragrance- and colorant-free with a pH range of 3.5-3.9.
Who is this product for?
Resist Triple-Action Dark Spot Eraser 7% AHA Lotion is formulated for anyone struggling with skin discolorations, uneven skin tone from sun damage, and rough skin texture. It is best suited for normal to dry skin.
Cutis, April 2008, pages 356–371 and August 2006, pages S6–S19; Journal of Cosmetic Laser Therapy, September 2006, pages 121–127; American Journal of Clinical Dermatology, July 2006, pages 223–230; and Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology, May 2006, pages S272–S281; Journal of Drugs in Dermatology, September–October 2005, pages 592–597; Experimental Dermatology, January 2005, pages 34–40; April 2003, Supplemental, pages 57–63; and January 2003, pages S43–S50; Cancer Letters, December 2002, pages 125–135; Journal of Dermatological Science, August, 2001, Supplemental, pages 68–75; Molecular Carcinogenesis, July 2001, pages 152–160; and Dermatologic Surgery, May 2001, page 429; and Cosmetic Dermatology Principles and Practice 2nd Edition, McGraw Hill Medical Publishing, Leslie Baumann MD, 2009, pages 149–150.
Key Ingredients:
kojic dipalmitate, glycerin, dimethicone, sodium PCA, allantoin, lactic acid, AHA, squalane, hydroquinone, Rosa canina, bisabolol, hydrogenated lecithin, panthenol, glycolic acid, tocopheryl acetate
Active Ingredient: Hydroquinone 2% (melanin inhibitor)
Other Ingredients:Water (Aqua), Glycolic Acid (alpha-hydroxy acid/exfoliant), Dicaprylyl Maleate (thickener/emollient), Ethoxydiglycol (solvent), Glyceryl Stearate (thickener), Cetearyl Alcohol (thickener), Butylene Glycol (slip agent), Glycerin (skin-identical ingredient), Lactic Acid (water binding agent), Cyclopentasiloxane (skin-conditioning agent), Sodium Hydroxide (pH adjuster), Stearic Acid (thickeners), Isostearic Acid (thickeners), Magnesium Aluminum Silicate (thickener), Cyclohexasiloxane (skin-conditioning agent), Hydrogenated Lecithin (cell-communicating ingredient), Squalane (emollient), Dimethicone (silicone slip agent), Rosa Canina (Dog Rose) Fruit Oil (plant oil/emollient), Tocopheryl Acetate (Vitamin E/antioxidant), Panthenol (water-binding agent), Allantoin (anti-irritant), Bisabolol (anti-irritant), Sodium PCA (skin-identical ingredient), Kojic Dipalmitate (emollient), PEG-100 Stearate (thickener), Xanthan Gum (thickener), Disodium EDTA (chelating agent), Phenoxyethanol (all preservative), Chlorphenesin(all preservative), Benzoic Acid (all preservative), Sodium Bisulfite (stabilizers), Sodium Sulfite (stabilizers), Sorbic Acid (all preservative).
DIRECTIONS: Apply once or twice daily to cleansed, toned skin. Spread a thin layer over areas where discolorations and breakouts are a concern. During the day, follow with the appropriate Paula's Choice sunscreen (essential to prevent discolorations from recurring). At night, follow with Resist Barrier Repair Moisturizer and/or Resist Super Antioxidant Concentrate Serum. Results for discolorations should appear after 8–12 weeks of consistent use.
For best results, do not use hydroquinone (the active ingredient in our Resist Triple-Action Dark Spot Eraser Lotion & Gel) and benzoyl peroxide (the active ingredient in our Clear Skin Clearing Treatments) at the same time. A temporary dark staining of the skin may occur. If accidentally used together, wash the skin with soap and water to remove the staining.
Sunburn Alert: This product contains an alpha hydroxy acid (AHA) that may increase your skin's sensitivity to the sun and particularly the possibility of sunburn. Use a sunscreen, wear protective clothing, and limit sun exposure while using this product and for a week afterwards.
Detailed instructions on how/when to apply your Paula's Choice products can be found in our How to Put Together Your Own Skincare Routine article.
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"We knew on Monday there was a 90 percent chance that this was a serious injury," said ETSU head coach Murry Bartow. "Unfortunately, today's surgery confirmed what we had thought and Travis will miss the rest of the season."
Strong injured the knee last Saturday and underwent an MRI on Monday. Results of the MRI were received on Monday afternoon, but a definitive diagnosis was not made until Strong underwent surgery on Friday, a procedure which ultimately confirmed the extent of the injury.
Strong, who has scored 688 career points and finished fifth on the team a year ago with 10.4 ppg, will now undergo the process of applying for a medical redshirt season. He would be eligible to return to the floor for the 2007-08 season.


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This is an Awareness Blog to consider the future of your world. Actions are being done now to restore our world. Watch and become AWARE!
This blog is an online legacy of John Machaffie a super patriot who gave everything to help his fellow man.
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The Microsoft Touch Pack for Windows 7 is a collection of games and programs that you interact with using your fingers. To use these games and programs, you need either a laptop with a screen that supports multitouch or a desktop PC connected to a touchscreen that supports multitouch (including all-in-one PCs with touchscreens).
To find this capability, look for a laptop, all-in-one PC, or touchscreen with the Windows 7 logo that says it supports Windows Touch.
The Touch Pack comes preinstalled on some multitouch PCs running Windows 7, but it isn't included in Windows 7. The Touch Pack is available for download from the Microsoft Download Center.
The Touch Pack includes six games and programs that highlight the capabilities of Windows Touch:
Microsoft Blackboard, an intricate game of physics in which you solve a puzzle by creating a fanciful machine on a blackboard. For more information, see Touch Pack: How to play Microsoft Blackboard.
Microsoft Garden Pond, a tranquil game that takes place in serene Japanese water gardens. For more information, see Touch Pack: How to play Microsoft Garden Pond.
Microsoft Rebound, a game in which you use your fingertips to move Tesla balls with an electrical field between them to catapult a metal game ball into your opponent's goal. For more information, see Touch Pack: How to play Microsoft Rebound.
Microsoft Surface Globe, a program that you can use to explore the earth as a flat 2‑D map or as an immersive 3‑D experience.
Microsoft Surface Collage, a program that you can use to explore and interact with your photos and arrange them as a desktop background.
Microsoft Surface Lagoon, a screen saver and interactive water simulation, complete with a meditative rock arrangement and playful, shy fish. Use your fingers to manipulate the water and have the school of fish respond.
For more information about touch features in Windows 7, see What's new for computers with touchscreens?
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Valley Forge FAQs
The earliest forge ...
Q.We are descended from Lewis Walker, father of Daniel Walker who started the early iron forge at the foot of Mts. Misery and Joy on the Valley Creek. We recently walked the Creek area looking for the "early" iron forge. Is it below where the PS of A building is? What were the other buildings in the area used for? Which ones were there during the Encampment? We have a family history book that has interesting information about some of this, but were seeking additonal info!
Wendy Walker, Ridgefield, CT
A.The earliest forge, supposedly was up the creek between today's location of the Knox Covered Bridge and POS of A building. The "newer" forge was located approximately 3/4 of a mile up the creek from the Schuylkill River. December 13, 1742 — the parcel of land which eventually would become the Valley Forge was purchased by Stephen Evans, Daniel Walker and Joseph Williams. The three, in partnership, developed the "Mount Joy Forge" which of course, became known as the "Valley Forge." The forge was more than just a blacksmith shop. . .it was a full-fledged ironworks containing a bloomery, chafery, finery, slitting mill, converted irons, made bars as well as manufacturing and finishing metal products.
Records show that Walker sold out his share around 1751 and the other two, Evans and Williams, added a sawmill. They sold out by 1757 to John Potts and a gristmill was later added. It was a pretty state of the art facility by then.
The forges and all the buildings in the complex were burned to the ground by the British in September of 1777, three months before the troops went into winter quarters there.
Louis DuPortail, in his map of the encampment during the winter of 1777-1778, included the ruins of the buildings at the foot of Mt. Misery.
Most of the buildings in Valley Forge (the "community") were built after the Revolution. Alot of the early nineteenth century buildings are no longer surviving. Most of the farmhouses used as quarters for the officers during the encampment are in the hands of the Valley Forge National Historical Park. If you are interested in learning more about the buildings, you can contact them. They have done fairly comprehensive studies over the years and have a lot more information than we do.
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what do you think of this shows. And whatever you want to talk about these shows.
what do you think of this shows. And whatever you want to talk about these shows.
Trinity Blood and Inuyasha rule.
Dude, you need to work on your spelling or type a little slower.
(I love Shippo!)
^Made By EarthDragon! Thank-you!^
I Hate You, You Hate Me... ~<3
Full Metal Panic - Sounds gay
Trinity Blood - Never heard of it
Inuyasha - DragonBall Z for women... totally gay
Sonic X - 4KidsTV and eww
IGPX - Cartoon Network
.Hack - Got disinterested after it became unbelieveably gay
.Hack//Root - Never heard of it
I'm not as hardcore into the anime as I used to be but I loved all the .hack's I ever saw...never got to see //root though =[
Full Metal Panic - Read the manga, which I like, never seen the anime
Trinity Blood - Not for me
Inuyasha - Seen the anime from time to time, it was okay (though I didn't know what was going on of course ^^). I'm gonna give the manga a shot sometime soon
Any Sonic show - nostalgic (I watched when I was little), but suckish nonetheless. The video games are good though
IGPX - Ehh, never seen it...
.Hack - I read, like, and own the manga for //Twilight, but I never saw the anime
.Hack//Roots - Never read or seen
[SIZE="1"]Pairs: The Blind Eye of Deception [DSX] | The Ninjassassin [Sasuke] | The Hadouken! [The Azn Party Boy]
Full Metal Panic - What the fuck is that?
Trinity Blood - <3 I love Trinity Blood.. Only watched in Japanese and read the manga.
Inuyasha - Meh. Never got the plot line.. I should actually watch it.
Any Sonic show - The old ones were super fly.
.Hack - <33333 I love the original .hack series and thats all. Twilight looks like crap.
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We decided to go around 7, knowing we were likely to be joining crowds, and sure enough, the entry was jammed with people waiting for tables.
It turns out, this was the busiest night yet at Finca, Scott Evans' much-anticipated Spanish restaurant. As soon as one party was seated, another group showed up at the door.
In other words, a nightmare scenario for a new restaurant.
Sometimes, in the restaurant business, nothing kills like success. Word spreads about a great little place, everyone shows up at once, the kitchen is in the weeds, rushes the cooking, runs out of food, service is overwhelmed, slow to deliver anything, in a rush to get to the next table, customers get frustrated and turn rude, and the eager crowd leaves disillusioned and determined never to return.
Restaurateurs keep their fingers half-crossed for a slow opening.
But at Finca on Saturday night, it was full speed ahead.
Strangely, and slightly wonderfully, everyone seemed to be taking the chaos in stride with a smile on their faces. Bar manager Scott Gardner was taking drink orders for the people waiting, and took time to explain the construction of each drink with its delivery–the Reformer, his own invention, featured a lemon-rimmed glass with amontillado as the base flavor. I had cold cava from the exclusively Spanish wine list.
Executive chef Phelix Gardner was expediting with a smile on his face, as his cooks labored over the 700-degree plancha, and he kept the order slips straight as smoothly as a Vegas dealer. Our server Sam could have been a contender on Dancing with the Stars, his footwork was that fast and precise as he managed his full tables, explained Spanish food and made suggestions about the all-Spanish wine list.
Everyone in the place was just happy to be there.
I credit the grace under pressure to owner Scott Evans' front-of-the-house experience. Like Pago, Finca is not a chef-run restaurant, it is a restaurateur-run restaurant. Evans has a vision, and knows how to make it real, keeping his eyes not only on the plate but on the whole experience.
Wisely, he concentrated on making every customer happy, instead of worrying about tying up loose ends.
Because Finca, sister restaurant's to Evans' Pago down the street, isn't really quite finished yet. There's still construction going on at the entrances, the dining room demands the acoustic adjustments coming soon, and one seating area isn't finished.
Even the menu is still truncated–right now, it's just hot and cold tapas and a brief list of raciones. More complex dishes–house-cured meats, paella, baby pig–are still to come. Lunch service starts this week; that, added to Finca's unusually late evening hours (open until midnight on Friday and Saturday) will keep the staff's plates filled, so to speak, while they get the service rhythm down.
But the menu fits a fast-paced restaurant and the food has an authentic Spanish flair and flavor, even if every dish wasn't pure perfection. The tortilla, one of Spain's most famous tapas, was one of the best I've had–the potatoes are poached in olive oil for more than an hour, then layered with Clifford Farms eggs. The result is a melded wedge of mouth-filling Day-Glo sensation, startlingly different from the pallid slabs so often served. Albondigas, lamb meatballs with a spicy tomato sauce, were just as good, the sweetness of the lamb balancing the tart tomato so much better than beef.
Mussels came in a chorizo broth with bits of ham and lemon–great flavor but I wished it had been a little more concentrated, maybe reduced a little? Vegetables on the plancha were a revelation–the fast flash and shimmer of caramelization seemed to boost the umami in cauliflower and brussels sprouts.
Octopus, not so much. One piece was beautiful tender, the other tough as vinyl. Shrimp, with preserved lemon, presented with a dramatic flash of preserved lemon and char, but finished with too much salt. Sturdy halibut cheeks and the rare steak suffered slightly from toughness (the fish from over cooking, the meat from overly thick slicing?) but the flavor was undeniable and the caramelized carrots with one and fried potatoes with the other made these plates more than protein stars.
Our unflappable server Sam recommended two wines, made by brothers, and beautiful in comparison as well as alone: Camins del Priorat from famed winemaker Alvaro Palacios was silkier, softer, more floral, plummy on the palate; his brother's wine spicier, more zin-like.
Spanish sipping wines, for before dinner, after dinner, midday and midnight, are famous, and Scott brought over a bottle of his exclusive Aleta Alella Dolc matara, a sweet mourvedre for us to enjoy with our avocado panna cotta and beet chocolate torte. Yes, that's what I said.
So––first crop at Finca, our Utah Spanish-style manor farm–like Pago, I expect this restaurant to grow into itself and from a good beginning to become far more complex and delicious than it is now in its infancy.


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Thank you to everyone for your nice comments about my Single Girl quilt! When I started this blog I wasn't sure if anybody would be interested enough to read it—there are just so many wonderful quilting blogs out there, it's hard to imagine my brand new little blog would catch anybody's eye. So I've really enjoyed the comments and feedback.
As far as the quilt, the more I look at the bubble quilting, the happier I am with it. I think I questioned it because it doesn't look quite like I had originally envisioned it. But just because something is not exactly how I pictured it in my head doesn't mean that it's bad or wrong (in fact, sometimes quite the opposite). That's a lesson I've had to learn over and over since I started sewing and quilting. :) One of these days it might even sink in!
Wednesday, September 15, 2010
3 comments:
- that ninch said...
That quilt, and those colors--j'adore! Red is my favourite but recently, I've started appreciating blue/green more. I read your earlier posts about 'single girl' and liked it a great deal--the circling quilting was a great finish (for what my opinion matters) Now you get to enjoy it!
- September 28, 2010 at 3:04 AM
- Marjorie's Busy Corner said...
Hey...I love it!! I've been quilting for years and selling them; and it is very very nice...I just started a blog...and I hope to enjoy it as much as you are...great job
- September 29, 2010 at 3:36 PM
- vivian said...
I love the bubble quilting-it's one of my favorites!
- September 30, 2010 at 1:18 PM
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by Hal Franklin, Administrator
Baltimore County Commission on Disabilities
For most people, fall is about the turning of the leaves, crisp days and cool nights. For me, fall is about the opportunity to honor some very inspiring people who devote themselves to improving the lives of individuals with disabilities. This year's Baltimore County Commission on Disabilities' 22nd Annual Awards Ceremony and Luncheon, was an exceptional event that will linger in people's memories for a long time.
County Executive Kevin Kamenetz and Commission Chair Terri Parrish joined Kathleen Cairns of WBFF Fox 45 to recognize 12 individuals, businesses and organizations for their achievements and contributions by and for citizens with disabilities. More than 230 guests took time from their busy schedules to participate.
There was not a dry eye in the house when Dundalk Middle School student Tisa Belcher, who has lost her sight from a brain tumor, took the stage to accept her Student of the Year award for her outreach to help others. Another highlight was the crowd's standing ovation for Joan Denzler, a 49-year volunteer of the National Multiple Sclerosis Society Maryland Chapter.
Other award winners this year included:
SPECIAL CHAIRPERSON'S AWARD - Maryland Department of Disabilities Secretary Cathy Raggio, Rachel London of the Maryland Developmental Disabilities Council, and Frank Kirkland of the Maryland Developmental Disabilities Administration for their sponsorship of the Emmy Award winning documentary, "Departing Rosewood."
EDUCATION ADVOCATE - Sue Murray, Hannah More School and the Maryland Association of Nonpublic Special Education Facilities
STUDENT - Tisa Belcher, Dundalk Middle School
TEACHER - Holly Niemiec, Mars Estates Elementary School
EMPLOYER - Wanda Muse, McDonald's Perry Hall Restaurant
EMPLOYEE - Ana King, Wegmans of Hunt Valley
ACCESS TO COMMUNITY RESOURCES – The Downtown Sailing Center
DISABILITY ADVOCATE - Ed Book, Associated Catholic Charities Child and Family Services
VOLUNTEER - Joan Denzler, National Multiple Sclerosis Society Maryland Chapter
FAMILY SUPPORT – Carissa Mortenson and Julia Kardian, Grace Fellowship Church
MEDIA - Michael Gerlach, WCBM Talk Radio AM 680
INNOVATIVE COMMUNITY PROGRAM – Rhonda Greenhaw, Center for Adults with Autism, Towson University
We on the Commission on Disabilities wish to extend our sincere appreciation to our sponsors and benefactors: Arc Baltimore, Emerge, Inc., The League for People with Disabilities, Chimes, Sheppard Pratt Health Systems, Elizabeth Cooney Human Operations, Richcroft, Inc., Mosaic Community Services, ComForecare Home Care and United Cerebral Palsy of Central Maryland.
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In September 2009, the OCLC Board of Trustees convened the Record Use Policy Council to engage the global library community in developing the next generation of the WorldCat record use policy. The intent was to recommend to the OCLC Board a new policy that would be aligned with the present and future information landscape. The new policy, WorldCat Rights and Responsibilities for the OCLC Cooperative, went into effect August 1, 2010 and replaces the Guidelines for Use and Transfer of OCLC Derived Records, developed in 1987. The work of the Record Use Policy Council has now concluded.
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Our 12-member Record Use Policy Council undertook a detailed investigation of the issues and drafted a new policy that we introduced for community review in April 2010— WorldCat Rights and Responsibilities for the OCLC Cooperative. More than 275 comments were gathered via e-mail, phone, meetings and letters, in an online forum, and by monitoring blogs, listservs and Twitter. Your comments resulted in substantive additions and changes to the draft. At the end of May 2010, we submitted our revised policy statement to the OCLC Board, which approved the document during its June meeting.
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Tuesday, July 5, 2011
Farmer's Wife—a Laid-Back Week 5
Here's my "Box" block. The fabric stack that I'm using for this QA seems to be increasing with each week that goes by. The prints I used in this block are two of my newest additions. I wanted more prints that weren't florals or dots, but were still vintage-modern. These two definitely fit the bill. The blue plaid is from the Riley Blake "Hoo's In the Forest" collection, and is probably one of my favorite new stash prints! I definitely will have to pick that up in the other colorways. The yellow print is also Riley Blake, from the "Daydream" collection.
And here's block 2, "Bow Tie." Another quick and simple one. I told Elizabeth I wanted more pink in my blocks, so here it is! The hot pink is one of the "Sketch" prints by Timeless Treasures. I needed some near-solids in these blocks, and Sketch's crosshatch print was perfect. In fact, I snatched up the whole Sketch "Poolside" colorway from Fat Quarter Shop.
I thought I might try to make these blocks without using the templates, but when I tried to figure it out, the math was hurting my brain, so I decided using the templates was the lesser of two evils. And it worked out just fine, so I'm going to stick with templating from here on out, even if it's possible to do it without them.
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- Jessica said...
They look great!! I love when I peek ahead in the book and see easy breezy blocks coming up. I love that blue plaid, I'm waiting for my hive assignment for the 4x5 bee and then I think a trip to the good LQS by me is in order! Great blocks!!
- July 5, 2011 at 3:11 PM
- Live a Colorful Life said...
I love those Sketch prints. Definitely has to add them to my stash! Your blocks look great.
- July 5, 2011 at 3:25 PM
- Elizabeth D. said...
You had to give me a link to those Sketch prints, didn't you?? ;) I think your blocks look super :) I especially love the way that Sketch fabric makes the green diamond in the center pop!
- July 5, 2011 at 3:31 PM
- Marg said...
Your blocks look lovely together, a really pretty colour combination. I've been eyeing off the Sketch bundle, now I'm going to have to make a purchase after seeing that block.
- July 5, 2011 at 4:06 PM
- Cindy said...
These are beautiful! They look great together as a group.
- July 5, 2011 at 4:18 PM
- felicity said...
Oh those look fab, Lee!
- July 5, 2011 at 4:23 PM
- Kate S. said...
These look great Lee! It's so fun seeing your progress... and yeah, I am totally tempted by those sketch fabrics too.
- July 5, 2011 at 4:40 PM
- Linz said...
Those are cute!! I love the pink!
- July 5, 2011 at 4:42 PM
- Sharon Pernes said...
Your blocks look great. I'm your 700th follower by the way!
- July 5, 2011 at 5:52 PM
- Leila said...
They both look great! I think I will have to make a Box block for my quilt too.
- July 5, 2011 at 7:33 PM
- Rachel Hauser said...
I just got some Sketch today! Blocks are lookin good, Lee! Wow, you're going to keep up this and do the Summer Sampler? You're going to be learning a LOT of new blocks.
- July 5, 2011 at 7:40 PM
- pasqueflower said...
More beautiful fabric combinations and perfect points to boot :-). Love these posts.
LeAnn aka pasqueflower
- July 5, 2011 at 7:50 PM
- CityHouseStudio said...
Your blocks are gorgeous! Beautiful fabric choices!
- July 6, 2011 at 6:32 AM
- Sharon Pernes said...
Your block are wonderful!
- July 6, 2011 at 6:36 PM
- Peggy said...
I decided I wanted to do this too. I just ordered my book, should receive it next week. I can't wait to get started. See what you did??? You created more WIP's for me! ;o)
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ABBA, Genesis, Jimmy Cliff, the Hollies, the Stooges among this year's honorees
CLEVELAND (February 9, 2010) – The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum will host a Watch Party for the 25th annual Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony on Monday, March 15, 2010 beginning at 7 p.m. All exhibits will be open to tour during the event. This Induction Watch Party event is sponsored by Ohio Natural Gas.
Tickets to the Induction Watch Party are $5 and go on sale to Museum Members on Friday, February 12 and available to the general public on Monday, February 15 at all Ticketmaster outlets, via phone at 1-800-745-3000, online at www.ticketmaster.com and at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum Box Office.
The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum will screen the 3+ hour ceremony beginning at 9 p.m., including the performances and presentations, which will be broadcast on a giant 12 foot screen on the Museum's Main Stage and several large screens throughout the Museum.
Doors for the event open at 7 p.m. DJ Packy Malley will perform and prizes will be given away until the simulcast begins at 9 p.m. Refreshments, including beer and wine, and light food options will be available for purchase through the evening, as well.
All exhibits will be open to tour during the event, including the Rock Hall's newest exhibit designed to honor the 2010 Inductees opening the week of March 8, and the Museum's recently extended and expanded major special exhibit, From Asbury Park to the Promised Land: The Life and Music of Bruce Springsteen.
The 2010 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductees are: ABBA, Genesis, Jimmy Cliff, the Hollies and the Stooges. Also being inducted this year as individual recipients of the Ahmet Ertegun Award will be David Geffen and songwriters Barry Mann, Cynthia Weil, Ellie Greenwich, Jeff Barry, Jesse Stone, Mort Shuman and Otis Blackwell.
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The Museum is open seven days a week from 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. On Wednesdays ,the Museum is open until 9 p.m. Museum admission is $22 for adults, $18 for adult residents of Greater Cleveland, $17 for seniors (65+), $13 for youth (9-12), children under 8 and Museum Members are always free, for information or to join the membership program call 216.515.8425. For general inquiries, please call 216.781.ROCK(7625) or visit www.rockhall.com. The Museum is generously funded by Cuyahoga County residents through Cuyahoga Arts and Culture.


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That's when the Park City Film Series comes off its summer break (8 p.m. Friday, Sept. 17; 8 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 18 and 6 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 19) and the Sundance Institute PR peeps start cranking out the press releases with abandon.
Thankful for all.
And so, while there's more than a hint of chill in the weather (had to dig my ice scraper from 'neath the passenger-side seat on Monday), those warm eves spent in the bowels of the PC Library and the prospect of an Eccles Center filled with jury prize-winners fill my thoughts.
Starting with this week's PC Film Series offering: Neil Jordan's (The Crying Game) Ondine - w/legit and folically blessed Colin Farrell ...
...as an Irish fisherman who (literally) catches a mysterious hottie in the sea, discovers she is red-listed by Montery Bay Aquarium's Seafood Watch program and the love story/mystery ensues:
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New locals' movie passes will go on sale Tuesday, Sept. 21 - here are your choices:
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Express Pass B [Valid January 26 -January 30] $2,500 All Access to any screening or panel Awards Night Party Ticket
Film Lovers [Valid January 20 - January 30] $300 12 tickets to screenings and/or panels
SLC/Ogden Preferred [Valid January 21 - January 30] $375 20 tickets to SLC/Ogden screenings
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Fine print: In order to purchase festival passes or ticket packages, festival-goers must first register online to receive a timeslot to purchase. Registration is not first-come, first-served; timeslots to make the purchases in late October are assigned randomly. Any remaining passes/packages that are not purchased through this process will be available for sale in November - registration will not be required at that time. Passes and packages may be picked up beginning Tuesday, Jan. 18, 2011, a day earlier than previous years. Information can be found at http://www.sundance.org/festival/tickets/locals/.


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FORT COLLINS, Colo. (May 26, 2011) - For the second time in program history, the ETSU women's basketball team will play in the Preseason WNIT, as the committee members announced its 16-team field on Wednesday afternoon.
ETSU, who appeared in the 2007 Preseason WNIT, will begin the tournament with a home game on Friday, Nov. 11. The Lady Bucs' opponent has yet to be determined.
The field features two top-10 teams as Baylor (No. 5) and Notre Dame (No. 2) join the likes of Akron, Chattanooga, Detroit, Drexel, Hartford, Howard, Indiana State, Long Island, Manhattan, McNeese State, Tennessee Tech, UAB, and UCLA.
The Preseason WNIT pairings will be released in June.
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