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Course Reserves
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William T. Young Library Course Reserves
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Course Reserves Deadlines
Please submit your reserve requests by the following dates to ensure that they are available by the first day of classes for the relevant semester.
- Summer Reserves and renewals: April 29, 2015
- Fall Reserves and renewals: August 7, 2015
- Winter Intersession: November 13, 2015
Turnaround Time
To be fair to all instructors who use reserves, reserve lists are processed in the order they are received. Those lists that are submitted complete with all of the material listed on the reserve form will be placed in line for "RUSH" processing. Due to the quantity of reserves we receive at the beginning of the semester and the processing time involved for each list, the processing of material submitted after the deadlines above may take up to two to three weeks from the time it is received. Reserve lists containing "copied" items in need of copyright review or items to be placed on electronic reserve require more preparation time than normal paper reserves due to the extra steps involved in processing the material.
What may be placed on reserve?
Reserve material may include books/journals owned by the library, personal copies owned by the instructor, photocopies, old exams, lecture notes, approved course packs, links to online resources or electronic files, and much more. Excerpts of media selections from lawfully acquired sources may be made available as streamed files via a secure server provided that the selection falls within the Fair Use Guidelines, the public domain, or that copyright permission is obtained.
Please be aware that photocopies of items placed on paper reserve or scanned for electronic reserve may require copyright permission. See our copyright policies for more information regarding what does and does not require permission and how that affects your reserves. If you have unique reserve needs, feel free to contact reserves staff to discuss your needs.
If you would like the library to order a book (not textbooks) for your reserves, provide the complete bibliographic information for the book to be ordered, and allow plenty of time for the book to arrive and be processed. Ordered books take at least two weeks to arrive. While we do our best to care for personal copies placed on reserve, the library cannot assume responsibility for the wear and tear or possible loss of these items.
NOTE: Please be aware that at this time we are not able to place e-books on reserve.
How do I place material on reserve?
Whether you are submitting a new list or adding material to an existing list, always complete a reserve request form. For library books/journals, provide the complete call number as listed in InfoKat, as well as the author and title, to ensure that the correct item is placed on reserve. Personal copies and photocopies placed on paper reserve or to be scanned for electronic reserve must be provided by the instructor at the time the list is submitted, along with a complete bibliographic citation. This allows all reserve material to be processed more quickly and ensures that reserve staff are able to obtain copyright permissions when necessary.
Submit the completed reserve form and any reserve material at the Young Library Circulation desk or send them by campus mail or an email attachment to:
Lauren Hamm
Head of Reserves, Young Library
Lexington, KY 40506-0456
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A past he couldn't forget.
Rory MacGrath's life changed the night his father mysteriously vanished after uncovering the secrets of the ancient Book of Fennore. The trauma turned Rory from an innocent boy into a troubled, cynical man. Leaving Ireland, he shunned his family, his heritage—and the very magic that has defined his people for centuries.
A dream he couldn't ignore.
Then the dreams begin…dreams of an ethereal beauty whose touch is more real that any he's known. And in these dreams, she has a message—a calling for Rory to return home to a destiny that will take him beyond the realm of anything he imagined.
A woman he couldn't resist.
Lured to the castle ruins where his father disappeared, Rory is plunged back in time, and into the body of another man—a man betrothed to the very woman of Rory's dreams. In possession of the secrets of his past, his family, and his identity, her hold on Rory is inescapable. For she is his doom. His salvation. And his destiny.
Publisher: Berkley
Genre: Paranormal Romance
Single Title/Series: HAUNTING WARRIOR is Book Two in the Haunting Series. While it can perhaps be read as a stand alone novel, I highly recommend reading Book One, HAUNTING BEAUTY, first.
Cover Thoughts: I initially wasn't a huge fan of the cover but now after having completed the novel, all the little details that I'd previously given only a cursory glance have coalesced into an amazingly rich and colorful tapestry. The spiraled tattoo on the man's chest, the pendant hanging from his neck and the cliffs in the background are all integral elements of the plot and I'm delighted that Berkley took these details into account. Now that I recognize that there's so much more to be appreciated with this cover, when I look at it, I'm forever reminded of the beautiful journey within.
Why I Read It: I received an Advanced Review Copy from the author.
My Review:
With her sophomore novel, HAUNTING WARRIOR, Erin Quinn solidifies herself as a must have, must read author. One who shatters all the molds with her sweeping epics of tangled fates and unforgettable characters where not even the monumental pressure of the decades past can barricade those that wish to transcend them. Instead, time is a vital conduit, one that is as essential to Quinn's characters and their survival in the fight against the evil that conspires against them as is the romance that binds them. It is these very characters that enrapture the reader with their courage to bend the sands of time, realign it and reshape it into a present that heals and keeps them safe.
Rory MacGrath has felt like an outsider, a man out of time with the world around him ever since the burden of his father's disappearance was heaped upon him by his own doing when he was five years old. Rather than face the crippling events of his past, Rory flees instead to Los Angeles, California - a place that couldn't be farther away in culture or climate from Ballyfionúir, Ireland. Burying the burgeoning powers of his youth, Rory has all but convinced himself that any paranormal magic he was once able to wield is all but a dream when in fact it's a dream that haunts him and its also one that will soon be his waking reality. Each night Rory's taunted by the most beautiful of women. The mystery of her, the realness in which she arrives bewitches Rory to the point that she bleeds from the dream into real life, beckoning him to her even though he tries to resist.
Saraid of the Favored Lands, a destitute princess of a dying people, faces sure death as she walks with her head held high into a marriage with Ruairi the Bloodletter - the man that destroyed her clan with death after bloody death. Seeking peace, her desperate brother has promised her hand in marriage and wed she did but when a prophecy reveals itself to be true, Saraid soon finds herself wed to Ruairi who is not the Bloodletter but his twin and a man that destiny says can save her people. But Saraid must first seduce him to her cause for he's not there to save her but to find his ticket home with the Book of Fennore - a deadly, manipulative entity that delves into the darkest pits of a man's soul, awakening the dormant greed and evil within.
Finding himself in a foreign Ireland and in a time seemingly before time, Rory is beyond reluctant to step up as the savior that Saraid proclaims him to be. He's never been able to accomplish a thing in his life other than perfecting the art of avoiding his family. All he wants is to find his way home with the Book of Fennore but Saraid's sparkle, her fierceness and bewitching beauty has him bound to her in a way he can't fully explain. He's reluctant to be her hero but he's also reluctant to leave her. She's haunted him for so long that her essence has already managed to imprint itself upon his soul and to finally have her in his arms has Rory fighting with himself to never let her go.
As a common enemy grows closer and as loved ones die or turn in betrayal, Rory and Saraid come together not only for survival but for love as well. United, they each begin to open the wells of power within themselves as they work to keep Saraid's people safe. Feeling as though he's stretching unused muscles, Rory taps into the magic he's always denied and accepts that this is who he is. Unfortunately they're greatly outnumbered and when Rory falls to his death in battle, the Book of Fennore seals his and Saraid's fate. The Book is never something to be tampered with or bound to, but Saraid, in her desperation to not lose Rory, unwittingly speaks the sacrifice that will cost her more than she ever thought possible.
My Thoughts:
HAUNTING WARRIOR is exactly as the title implies: Haunting. The magic, the time travel, the betrayals, all of it will become a hovering thought in your mind well after you turn over the final pages. Erin Quinn excels as a writer in this second effort of her Haunting Series with her incredibly tight plotting and completed story arcs.
Rory is a reluctant hero but one that grows exponentially from the anger consumed man-child of the beginning into an unparalleled and fearsome leader by the end. And while the love between him and Saraid is soft and slow in growth, its also vastly complex and it takes every bit of page time to explore all the nooks and crannies that make up their combustible passion for one another.
The Book of Fennore. Its as much of a character as Rory and Saraid and the parallels that were drawn between the three were incredibly frightening but wonderfully engrossing. The history that is unveiled in HAUNTING WARRIOR brings the Book that much more to life as an unstoppable entity with dark and evil motives.
For paranormal lovers who long for sweeping epics as well as a certain level of complexity to their reads, look no further than Erin Quinn's Haunting Series.
Other Reviews:
Leontine's Book Realm: 4/5
Fiction Vixen Book Reviews: 3/5
Giveaway Details:
Because I've fallen head over heels for Erin Quinn and her Haunting Series, I'm giving away a new copy of HAUNTING BEAUTY to one lucky commenter.
**Must be 18 or Older to Enter**
***Contest Closes Wednesday, May 12th at Midnight U.S. Pacific Standard Time and a Winner will be Chosen Randomly and Announced Thursday, May 13th**

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Rated 4.8 out of 5 by 5 reviewers.
Rated 5 out of 5 by DorothyT Perfect Easter gift My aunt bought six sets of these to fill with Easter cookies for her great grandkids. They're the perfect size for children & the colors are so bright. March 30, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by imf63 Very cute! Bought these plates for my grandchildren to use for Easter. Very cute and good quality. They loved eating off of them. I am sure they will be used for many future Easter meals. April 10, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by SunnySkies3 Adorable This set contains four different Easter scenes on four plates that are just adorable that children will love! Great quality and a surprising low price, along with free shipping. A wonderful and most welcomed prize! April 7, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Jackie24 The plates are so adorable These were the perfect plates for our Grandchildren. They loved them! They arrived promptly and were well worth the money. March 22, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Many57 They're made of melamine & unbreakable therefore great for kids. Loved the designs! As I got them on sale and are perfect for Easter, I will have to wait use them next year. My nieces and nephews will love them. April 24, 2013
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Well that's not a horrible generalisation.
They are fine as friends. Nothing more nothing less.
I would date a guy on those rare occasions. But if the guy has long hair and wears make-up. So.... yeah, I'll stick with girls.
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~ I have said nothing because there is nothing I can say that would describe how I feel as perfectly as you deserve it. -- Kyle Schmidt ~
~Silence is one of the hardest arguments to refute. -- Josh Billings ~
* dragon_berry**Fallen_Wings*
hahah See that's why I love Trixie, she gets me and God's quirky sense of humor.
Your an absolutely wonderful man, any girl that is yours is lucky and I know that from personal experience. ~KMT
it's not really quirky, quirky humour would be jokes that are actually obtuse. it's just... standard humour, maybe manly humour. Trixie gets outrageous man humour would be better, maybe.
by the way 'humour' is the British spelling before you correct me.
but there's an American and an English dictionary, if you play 'humor' and an obnoxious British man follows through with 'flavour' then you just say 'No, we're playing American rules.'
Hicky=scrabble expert
Your an absolutely wonderful man, any girl that is yours is lucky and I know that from personal experience. ~KMT
only thing that makes me cock an eyebrow in that post is that i was referred to as a male.
2k post
forgot all about that tbh. good thing you're hanging on to it at least, must mean something to you
No i was rummaging through old threads today actually, and came across you and god referring to that time I stole 100k. I was also reminded.
Anyways, let's not get in a fuss over a stupid post number again. Why don't we change the subject.


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Meshcentral.com – Improved MacOSX support
One of the problems I have been facing over the last few months was around the Mac OSX mesh agent. It just did not work right and so, over the last two weeks, I really made a big effort to improve it. Today, I released version 1.54 of the agent that seems to work much […] Read more


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Will turn www.example.com into [URL]http://www.example.com[/URL].
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For some reason (I'm still working on figuring it out), certain members' posts are moderated in Fiction Junction. For the time being, if it won't let you edit, please just make a new post, but I'm going to give the coding staff a jingle and see why it started doing this now when it hadn't done before. It might be a by-product of the hacking attempt's resulting software upgrade, but I can't be sure.
I did tweak something in your profile. Let me know if it fixes the problem.
Hi Jess, the post was moderated when I submitted and I couldn't see it, but I got a message saying it was waiting for approval. It appeared yesterday evening when I assumed it was approved and I was able to edit the post then.
(I've noticed my posts are moderated in some forums but not others. I assumed it was because I was all newbie-like again, but should I be doing something to stop that?)
Ali, for whatever reason, your post in the review drive thread was moderated, and when I approved it, that might've been when it stopped letting you edit. If you have any further problems, just make a new post, and I'll merge it with your old post to keep things tidy. For the meantime, I will try to see what's up.
Hello! I went to edit my post in the Autumn Review Drive Submission Thread and when I clicked edit post I got a funny little pop up box that said something like "error not found 'nopermission.'" This happened the other day, so I refreshed the tab but while last time it was fine, this time my entire post has vanished. Possibly I have broken something or done something daft, but, erm. Help? I had edited my post about 10 minutes early and all had been fine.
Many thanks!
Thanks so much! That was a great help. I'll make sure to see whether a forum is moderated before I post a new thread so I don't have this problem!
Re: Bella's thread
Honestly, I tried for fifteen solid minutes last night to get that post to un-moderate, but to no avail. Bella, if you've not made one already, I'll PM you the contents so you don't have to re-link. Otherwise, just start a new one and I can add the content for you.
I started a thread, and when I logged out and logged back in, my thread was still there, but the posts were gone. I tried again, and this has happened twice now. JUST LETTING Y'ALL KNOW!
Your post is not gone. It is listed as moderated. I have sent a PM to the forum mod to let her know. If you continue to have issues with your posts not appearing, please PM me.
I started a thread, and when I logged out and logged back in, my thread was still there, but the posts were gone. I tried again, and this has happened twice now. JUST LETTING Y'ALL KNOW!
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I hope someone still checks this thread!
I was trying to register for an account. At first it said I was under "moderation" so I could only see a few parts of the forum. Then the next day, I received an email saying that my registration was rejected. I'm not sure exactly why. And I've sent an email back about a week ago, but no one has gotten back to me. Can someone here help?
Please send an email to: firstname.lastname@example.com with they username you registered with for the forums. I check that email daily.
Every user must be manually approved by an admin. Though I try to only delete spammers when denying registrations, I do sometimes deny genuine registrations. I apologize for this but it can be taken care of relatively simply once you email me.
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ok, this is a rant from all of us who can't sav.
WHAT THE FUCK NINTENDO!? no lv 100 matches. my god. that pretty much separates everyone who can and can't AR/sav immediately. the lv 50 option is botched with restrictions that don't make any logical sense, and its virtually unplayable.
to get an entire team to lv 100 manually will take days of lucky egg E4 training. nintendo really wants the hackers to be the most prominent in their wifi kingdom, and i really can't tolerate that.
but honestly, game freak has no idea what they are doing to the general competitive world, and they certainly don't know what their own metagame is.


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Is a food writing career a thing of the past?
This week, on the website she helped found, Food52, Amanda Hesser asked the question, and answered, "Pretty much."
Opinions have been flying ever since, from the jillion and one food blogs and websites and online magazines whose existence pretty much prompted the question, all of them linking to Amanda's blog and giving her a higher hit count than even usual. Smart woman.
Look here. And here. And here?
I have a different question: Is Amanda Hesser qualified to ask that question?
As a New York Times restaurant critic and writer, she enjoyed one of the only full-time, underwritten, benefitted positions of that kind in the country. Just as the New York Times can't really be compared to other U.S. newspapers, you can't compare Hesser's career to the so-called career of any other food writer. Hesser had good timing, too. She hit the sweet spot when the journalism business was still healthy and people had developed an near-unhealthy interest in food.
Except for that one brief shining moment, food writing has never been a good "career choice." Whatever that is. That is why I always tell aspiring food writers they have to earn a degree in Latin first, like I did. It's never been a high-paying job, except for a select few. Like travel writing, it's often a by-product of another job that actually pays the expenses.
Most food writers started out local and stayed local. Every local newspaper and magazine used to have its own food writer, keeping readers in touch with their local food scene, reviewing local restaurants and generally putting the local food culture in perspective. Often this writer had a genuine interest in food; seldom had even the best of them started out their careers writing about it. And seldom did these writers earn a full-time salary only by writing. They've always had to follow the excellent advice Hesser gives at the end of her story.
Print food journalism is going the way of all print journalism. It's in a battle for its life. Newspapers especially, but most printed publications are now of the opinion that the cheapest writer is the best writer, no matter the subject, an attitude that's based on the assumed stupidity of the reader. The dearth–death–of informed media is only one reason Americans are getting stupider and stupider about almost everything. From soup to nuts. We need readers to demand more of their publications, to expect writers to know what they're talking about.
I love the rise of blogs, because it encourages reading and writing. What I don't love is the absence of any standards except the writer's own. When it comes to restaurant reviewing, the discernment level is even lower, thanks to Yelp and Urban Spoon and other websites that rely on user content. What we have now is an endless supply of food writing, but not very much good food writing, insightful food writing, knowledgeable food writing. We have very little food journalism. We need both.
How dead you think food writing is as a career depends on how alive you think it ever was and what you expect from a "career." A food writing career is not a constant upward trajectory. Most of us reach a plateau in terms of pay and influence and stop there. That's why most food writers I know, here in Utah and other places I've worked, do it from love. They keep at it out of passion, not a paycheck.
That's why I've been writing about food for the last 25 years. Is it a good career choice? It's a life.


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Does Homeland Security Target Journalists for Search and Seizure?
An article published yesterday by Salon.com's Glenn Greenwald details the Department of Homeland Security's repeated questioning and harassment of an American filmmaker when she has attempted to reenter the country after traveling overseas.
According to Greewald's article, award-winning documentary filmmaker Laura Poitras, who has released two films of a trilogy about the War on Terror, has endured DHS interrogations nearly each of the 40 times she has tried to reenter the country since 2006, when her first documentary film about a Sunni opposition leader in Iraq was released.
Agents often wait for her at the door as she disembarks from international flights. Poitras, a US citizen, has been interrogated for hours, had her personal belongings and reporter's notebooks seized, held and copied, and her laptop, phone and other devices searched and copied.
It is easy to imagine photojournalists who are working on projects that may be critical of the US government or its "War on Terror" suffering similar difficulties, and DHS's treatment of Poitras should outrage any US journalist.
As Greenwald reports, Poitras is not alone in her experiences, but her systematic harassment has made traveling for her work miserable, and she has been forced to resort to other methods of transporting and transmitting her work in order to protect her privacy, her rights as a journalist, and the identities of her sources.
Writes Greenwald: "She now avoids traveling with any electronic devices. She uses alternative methods to deliver the most sensitive parts of her work — raw film and interview notes — to secure locations. She spends substantial time and resources protecting her computers with encryption and password defenses. Especially when she is in the U.S., she avoids talking on the phone about her work, particularly to sources. And she simply will not edit her films at her home out of fear — obviously well-grounded — that government agents will attempt to search and seize the raw footage."
Greenwald's article also notes that two pieces of legislation proposed by congresspeople aimed at limiting DHS's power to question US citizens have gained zero traction.
The article is well worth the read for any photojournalists who are working overseas, especially those who are reporting stories on sensitive topics like America's military actions.
If you've been detained or questioned by DHS because of your work and are open to sharing your story with the PDN audience, please comment below or send an email to: email@example.com.


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ZF-8994: Bug in some filters
I believe there's an error in the stringToLower filter @ line 61:
if (array_key_exists('encoding', $options)) { $this->setEncoding($options); }
And definition for setEncoding is: /** * Set the input encoding for the given string * * @param string $encoding
So $encoding must be a string, and it gives an error ("The given encoding 'Array' is not supported by mbstring") if you give an Array, which you obvious do.
So line 61 should probably be: $this->setEncoding($options['encoding']);
This also applies to StringToUpper, and maybe others.
Fixed with r20718
Btw, thomas, is it normal that there are no translation files for validation messages in 1.10? The resources folder is empty, but I've read on your blog that there would be a few available, so I don't know if that's a bug or not.
Zend forgot to integrate this directories when they created the branch. They are available in trunk but not in branch.
See and vote for ZF-8996


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Having a second screen can help you see several open apps at once. You can also connect a projector so everyone in the room can see your screen.
After you connect a monitor or projector to your PC, you can:
Use the four corners of any screen with a mouse or the edges of touchscreens to open the Start screen, charms, and your recent apps.
Have more than one window open on each screen, with each window running an app.
Customize your screens by having taskbars on one or all displays, and moving apps between your screens.
You plug in most monitors and projectors with cables that match an available DVI, VGA, or HDMI port on your PC. If your PC has only one DVI port that's already in use, some PC makers include custom monitor cables that split the signal from one DVI port to two monitors.
A desktop PC needs a video card with two DVI, VGA, or HDMI ports.
If your monitor or projector has a cable that doesn't match your PC, you can get an adapter to convert one type to another (for example, to help plug a DVI monitor into your VGA port or vice versa).
Locate an available video port on your PC.
Plug in the matching cable from the second monitor into the port.
Windows should automatically detect and install the monitor.
For wired connections, plug the projector cable into your VGA, DVI, or HDMI port. In most cases, Windows detects and installs the projector automatically.
You can also connect to a wireless projector when Windows detects one nearby. For more info about connecting a Miracast wireless projector, see Project to a wireless display with Miracast.
Swipe in from the right edge of the screen, and then tap Devices.(If you're using a mouse, point to the lower-right corner of the screen, move the mouse pointer up, and then click Devices.)
Tap or click Project, and then tap or click Add a wireless display.
Choose the projector in the list of devices found, and follow the instructions on the screen.
After you plug in your second monitor or connect a projector, you can choose your screen options.
Tap or click Project, and then choose one of these options:
PC screen only. You'll see everything on your PC. (When you're connected to a wireless projector, this option changes to Disconnect.)
Duplicate. You'll see the same things on both screens.
Extend. You'll see everything spread over both screens, and you can drag and move items between the two.
Second screen only. You'll see everything on the connected screen. Your other screen will be blank.
After you have your second monitor or a projector set up to your liking, you might want to have a taskbar on each desktop screen to make switching between apps and files easier. You can have taskbars on all the screens showing the desktop and change the buttons appearing on them.
If you're using a mouse, you can also bring up the taskbar on your Start screen or within Windows Store apps by moving your mouse pointer to the bottom of your screen. (Try moving your mouse pointer so far below the screen that it disappears.) The taskbar will disappear when you move the mouse away from the bottom of the screen.
Swipe in from the right edge of the screen, tap Search (or if you're using a mouse, point to the upper-right corner of the screen, move the mouse pointer down, and then click Search), and then enter Taskbar and Navigation in the search box.
Tap or click Taskbar and Navigation.
Under Multiple displays, select Show taskbar on all displays, and pick the options you want.
Tap or click OK.
You can move apps between and around your screens.
If you're using a mouse, you can also grab the title bar and move the app where you want it. To see the title bar on a Windows Store app, move your mouse to the top of the app.
If you have both a touchscreen and non-touchscreen monitor connected to your PC, you might need to change settings for your cursor.
Swipe in from the right edge of the screen, tap Search (or if you're using a mouse, point to the upper-right corner of the screen, move the mouse pointer down, and then click Search), enter Tablet PC Settings, and then tap or click Tablet PC Settings.
Tap or click Setup.
You might be asked for an admin password or to confirm your choice.
If you're given a choice, tap or click Touch Input, and follow the on-screen instructions.
Sjáðu allar þjónustusíður fyrir sérstillingar og aðgengi.
Spyrðu spurningar á
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Here's were it all started. The band was finally releasing their first full length after their reunion and wanted to have it promoted by the fans worldwide so a 'call at arms' was posted on the official ST webpage. Mike and the band wanted us to manage the promo in Europe while they were dealing with the US one personally. I can remember Mike M and Mike C calling on the phone the fans who responded at the call on the website and sending out promo packs all over US. ST were back in their own way.
We got a preview of the cover some time before the release of the new cd and got ready a two sided flyer to promote the release. Mike introduced us to our friends Peter and Ruben from Belgium, provided us with SUICIDAL and DOGTOWN SKATES merch catalogs and the promo started. He passed us all the contacts he got from Europe and we were sharing them with the Belgians who were covering the central/northern part of Europe while we were covering the central/southern part. That was a massive one, we put a lot of effort in it, so many promo packs were shipped and thinking about it nowadays it really makes us proud of it.
A first EU mailing list was created with the contacts Mike gave us and I started keeping all those guys posted with info and news on the band…We even didn't knew it but the four of us gave birth at the first ever ST European street team.
Speaking about the flyer itself, it shows a growth compared to the previous one with some more complex artwork based on our own project. This flyer along with some copies of the official one released in US was sent all over Europe and you probably own one at your homeplace!
On the back of the flyer we got the promo of the first huge tour after ST comeback as well. The band was invited to play the 99 Warped Tour in US and Europe, unfortunately during the last US shows Mike got a bad pneumonia that forced the band to cancel the EU tour, but that didn't stopped us to travel in few cities and meet some of our good streetteamers as well as our pals Peter and Ruben. The meeting with the band was just postponed to the next year.


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The Delaware Commission of Veterans Affairs (DCVA) has launched a new online application for making donations to programs that serve veterans.
The new application is accessible from the DCVA website or can be found directly at de.gov/donatevets. Users can designate donations to the Delaware Veterans Trust Fund to help the DCVA assist veterans with immediate needs or toward several projects. Donations can be made in honor of a specific individual or cause.
"This is an excellent opportunity to support the newly established Veterans Trust Fund," said DCVA Chairman Paul Lardizzone. "The fund has already brought relief to veterans in need of help with reintegration, housing, utilities, and incidental expenses for health and welfare."
For more information: veteransaffairs.delaware.gov.
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Price: $55.00
The studio that handcrafts this Celtic-inspired jewelry is committed to environmentally and ethically responsible practices both in the creation of their designs and the day-to-day work of running a design studio. Mining gold, silver, and gemstones can be extremely damaging to the earth, and is often associated with exploitative labor practices. By using 100% recycled metals in their designs, they can honor the age-old appreciation for these precious materials while seriously reducing their impact on the earth.
These pieces represent one of the best known Celtic motifs, the trinity. In Celtic lore it represents the three stages of a woman's life, mother, maiden, and wise old woman. Part of many cultures and mythologies, including the Christian trinity, it is a universal symbol whether representing the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit, or broader concepts of past, present, and future. Handcrafted by jewelers in Bali using 100% recycled 18-k gold-plated sterling silver along with natural pyramid-faceted amethyst.
The trinity knot is an archetypal design that, for many people, helps them connect to their tribal rootsbe that an Irish or Scottish family background, spiritual beliefs both Christian and pagan, or simply a desire to connect with the world on an instinctual level.
This piece is created starting with the lost-wax casting technique. The design is carved by hand into a block of wax, around which a mold is formed. When the mold is fired, the wax melts away, leaving only the material for future casting in sterling silver. Next the bezel is cut and a pyramid-faceted gemstone is set, point side up. Last, the sterling silver is plated with 18k gold, giving a two-tone effect.
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So last night's downtown food event Tastemakers WAS AWESOME! Despite the rain a good time was had by all. Here's a few random shots from the fracas. See you all tonight!
So it begins:
A quick pass through the pavilion:
And then it rained, which only moderately dampened the spirits. (More concerning was Easy Street running out of the Lobster Mac and Cheese.)


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Four men are facing drug charges in connection with an undercover drug bust in Harrington on Friday, according to police.
Dover resident Branden Beck, 29, and Harrington residents Bret A. Fleming, 21, Ricky T. Taylor,30, and Kevin Hughes, 22, all were arrested following an investigation into illegal drug sales in the 200 block of Henley Street in Harrington, police said.
In addition to those arrests, officers also raided a home in the 200 block of Hanley Street Friday and recovered 122 bags of heroin, 3 grams of marijuana, a machete, drug paraphernalia and $1,510 in cash.
Beck and Fleming are each charged with possession of a controlled substance. Each was released on a $1,000 unsecured bond.
Taylor is charged with two counts of intent to manufacture a controlled substance and possession of a controlled substance. He was released on a $9,000 unsecured bond.
Hughes is charged with two counts of intent to manufacture a controlled substance, possession of a deadly weapon and possession of marijuana. He is being held at the Sussex Correctional Institute in default of a $13,500 secured bond.
Officers from the Harrington Police Department, the Dover Police Department Drug Unit, Delaware Division of Probation and Parole's Operation Safe Streets participated in the investigation.
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Callander is a lively holiday resort on the banks of the Teith. Located on one of the main routes leading into the hinterland of the Highlands, the town was built on Drummond land seized after the 18C Jacobite Rebellions. It has continued to grow in popularity ever since, mainly thanks to its proximity to the Trossachs.


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The new WiFi event for HeartGold & SoulSilver has begun in all non Japan regions. This event offers the download of a Level 5 Mew in a Cherish Ball with the Premier Ribbon.
It runs for two weeks from today until October 30th so get it while you can. This is a very rare pokemon, and this might be the only way to obtain one. Be sure to pick one up if you can.
I received my free Mew from the nintendo wifi event for today. She's a Sassy Mew =)


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On connaissait l'histoire du chef de guilde recruté pour ses talents in-game, maintenant, on varie le thème, et on obtient celle du postulant refoulé à un entretien d'embauche, car il était joueur de Wow.
Sur le forum f13, un post assez intéressant :
I met with a recruiter recently (online media industry) and in conversation I happened to mention I'd spent way too much time in the early 2000s playing online games, which I described as "the ones before World of Warcraft" (I went nuts for EQ1, SWG and the start of WoW, but since 2006 I have only put a handful of days into MMOG playing - as opposed to discussing them - I've obsessed over bicycles and cycling instead).
He replied that employers specifically instruct him not to send them World of Warcraft players. He said there is a belief that WoW players cannot give 100% because their focus is elsewhere, their sleeping patterns are often not great, etc. I mentioned that some people have written about MMOG leadership experience as a career positive or a way to learn project management skills, and he shook his head. He has been specifically asked to avoid WoW players.


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If you went to a party and they were there, you'd definitely want to chat them up.
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This was inspired by those crazy TV ads for "the most interesting man in the world." You've seen 'em. You laughed. We did too. Then we wondered: Who are Orange County's most interesting people?
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Will Listerine Mouthwash cure my nail fungus?
This article would prove to be a guide for those people who are uncertain about using Listerine mouthwash to cure their nail fungus.
Curing a nail disorder is a daunting task. Yet, most of the people look for some easy solution to cure their nail fungus infections.
This article contains all the relevant facts about the use of Listerine for eradicating the nail fungus.
What Is the Main Purpose Of Listerine
Listerine is mainly used as a powerful antiseptic mouthwash. It effectively kills the bacteria in our mouth and on our tongue that causes bad breath. However, people are using Listerine despite of the fact that it was not developed to treat nail fungus.
Why People Try Listerine To Cure Nail fungus?
Many people claim the effectiveness of Listerine mouthwash in curing their nail fungus infection. Listerine show initial signs of improvement on the affected nail only after few months of using it regularly.
With your busy work-schedule, is it worth to wait for a couple of months to notice only the early signs of improvement?
Low-cost is the only consideration for many people to choose Listerine in comparison to prescription medication, and other natural treatments that are made exclusively to cure nail fungus.
Remember, Listerine was not developed to treat nail fungus, nor it is a doctor's prescription for curing nail fungus. It is only recommended by few people who had treated their nail fungus by using Listerine mouthwash.
How Does Listerine Mouthwash Work For Nail Fungus?
Thymol, Eucalyptol, and Salicylate are some of the ingredients of Listerine that are known for their curative properties. Eucalyptol works as a stimulant for an immune system, and is popularly known for its antimicrobial properties. An organic acid, Salicylate, causes a greater amount of dead skin cells to shed, to promote the development of new skin cells. Thymol is an alcohol soluble substance, which has a strong ability to kill bacteria and fungi. Thymol is found in the oil of thyme and is the ingredient that helps Listerine work against nail fungus.
If you want to know more about Listerine toenail fungus remedy, read below.
How To Use Listerine To Cure Nail Fungus?
If you are interested in learning about the use of Listerine for curing nail fungus, you may find it below.
Listerine can be used in two ways for treating nail fungus. In first method the nail is soaked in undiluted Listerine regularly for around 30 minutes each day. You may also apply it directly on the affected nail with a swab.
Another method involves the use of Listerine along with Apple Cider Vinegar to treat nail fungus.
Use Listerine each day, and in a month or two, you should see some development of a healthy nail.
Side-Effects Of Using Listerine For Nail Fungus
Since Listerine is rather used as a mouthwash, thus, side-effects are rare. However, there is a risk of your feet turning green when Listerine is used for longer periods. It is only a cosmetic and temporary condition that does not cause any internal harm, moreover, this discoloration eventually disappear with time.
As you read you will find that nail fungus can be easily cured by following the amazing treatment mentioned below.
Try This Amazing Natural Treatment
There are lots of people who claims that home remedies like Listerine, Vicks, and Vinegar had not worked for them. You should have the time and the inclination to try Listerine nail fungus treatment. Moreover, there is no guarantee that these home remedies including Listerine will work for you.
Medically, Listerine is only known as a mouthwash, and not as a remedy for curing nail fungus. Therefore, it is advised to talk to your doctor before using Listerine to cure your nail fungal infection.
If it is not possible for you to spend time on Listerine treatment, you may try using Tea Tree Oil for clearing nail fungus.
The antibacterial, anti-fungal and antiviral properties of Tea Tree Oil makes it strong against any type of nail fungus infection. Tea Tree Oil is successfully used by many people to cure their nail fungal infection.
Considering the amazing properties of this naturally derived oil, some reliable companies have designed natural products with the blend of Tea Tree Oil. This natural product is easy to apply and it only takes a few minutes to use this product correctly. Within few weeks of utilization you will get back your healthy looking nail.
Listerine is not an efficient treatment for curing your nail fungal infection, however, if you are looking for more information about this treatment click this link: Listerine Mouthwash For Nail Fungus
Instead, to know more about natural treatment click here and read why this natural treatment is successful in treating nail fungus.
This website, owned by Simon Marks, enclose all the information about home-remedies, prescription medication, and other treatments used for curing nail fungal infection. He has cured himself of this embarrassing nail fungus infection by following this Natural Treatment.


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Kyogre seems kind of random, is it due to the whole "Rain Pokemon are overpowered" thing?
Kyorge can 2HKO Chansey, unless you are running Groundon or maybe sand in Ubers, there is no reason not to use it.
Normal Arcues is crazy dangerous.
Still, though, Mewtwo
You know, I have been playing a bit of RBY Ubers lately, and honestly I am starting to think RBY Mewtwo is a bit to hyped. Sure it is easily one of the most devastating set up sweepers ever, but IMO it suffers a big problem: It can't beat its self. If a Mewtwo attempts to set up on something of mine, I can switch into my own Mewtwo and Amnesia up, causing a stalemate situation until one Mewtwo freezes the other. This does not happen with other Pokemon, after a swords dance Arcues-N devastates a switched in opposing arcues-n with Extreme Speed, can story with Kyorge but with Thunder.
I feel like we've been over this, Charizard is simply the shit.
Ok I'm gonna leave your serious PKmN thread now. Sorry Kirbx.
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with money being tight, ammo supply being tight and expensive , certain kinds of firearms being scarce. and parts getting expensive and scarce,
what would be at the top of the buy list if you only had a small budget to spend?
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Wilmington City Council Joins with the Delaware Financial Literacy Institute to Celebrate National Financial Literacy Month
Posted on 04/15/2013 2:29 pm
Wilmington City Council, through the efforts of 3rd District Council Member Darius Brown, joined forces today with the Delaware Financial Literacy Institute (DFLI) at a news conference in Wilmington to celebrate National Financial Literary Month during April by urging citizens to build their savings and not their debt.
Council President Theo Gregory and Council Member Brown, on behalf of all of Council, were joined by Ronni Cohen, Executive Director of DFLI and Tami Schoenfeld, Director of the DFLI's Money School, to deliver a sobering message about the importance, especially for teens, of learning more about their finances and focusing on their financial future.
"Today's teens are likely to be the first generation in history to end up financially worse off than their parents," said the DFLI's Ronni Cohen. "Poor savings habits, a reliance on easy credit, and not knowing the basics of budgeting are all factors that contribute to creating a generation of debtors, not savers. The good news is that it's never too early to learn how to manage money, and the DFLI is here to assist."
"As I am doing in the 3rd District which I represent, all of us on City Council are looking for ways to improve the lives of people in Wilmington through greater financial security and improved education." said Council Member Brown. "One of my greatest concerns, that I know is shared by my Council colleagues, is that the citizens in Wilmington who need support for managing their finances may not be aware that there are resources available to help them. That's why it is important for City Council to join with the DFLI to help spread the message of financial literacy throughout the City and beyond."
Council President Gregory and Council Member Brown pointed to some statistics that are cause for concern:
- People in the 18 to 24 age bracket spend nearly 30% of their monthly income just on debt repayment which is double the percentage spent in 1992. It is recommended that only 10% of net income should be used for debt obligations.
- 65% of Americans consider themselves "very" or "highly" knowledgeable when it comes to personal finance, yet a majority of Americans, 52%, do not regularly review their credit report each year…and 23% of Americans have never reviewed their credit report.
- Nearly two-thirds or 63% of Americans acknowledge they don't save enough, and more than one-third say they often or sometimes spend more than they can afford.
- 36% of Americans say that they have at some point in their lives felt that their financial situation was out of control.
- Students entering college are offered an average of eight credit cards during their first week of school.
- More than 40% of American households have less than $1,000 in liquid, non-retirement savings accounts according to Census Bureau data, leaving them incredibly vulnerable financially.
On the good news side, the Council officials pointed to a statistic that explains why financial literacy education is so important:
- Research has shown that as little as 10 hours of personal financial education helps students improve their spending and savings habits.
DFLI, founded in 1999 by then-State Treasurer Jack Markell, has provided more than 5,000 free classes, events and programs statewide over the last 14 years. DFLI's mission is to equip individuals — especially those of low-to moderate-income — with the tools to get their financial lives in order so that they can become self-sufficient and enjoy financial well-being over time.
While it is best known for its signature program, The Money School, DFLI offers many other education programs to individuals, students and small businesses, including From Purses to Portfolios; Friends Don't Let Friends Drown in Debt; Got $avings?; First State Saves; CODE (Coalition of Organizations for Delaware Entrepreneurship); and youth programs including Chasing the Dream, a venture creation camp, and Bank At School.
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How To Prepare For and Survive Homelessness
We live in scary economic times where homelessness is no longer just the domain of the mentally ill but is a growing monster hovering over many perfectly "normal" middle class people as well. The bag lady image has given way to the reality that more and more of Americans are joining the ranks of the working poor. With inflation and the lack of decent paying employment and affordable housing, it doesn't take much of a financial set back for someone to find themselves unable to keep a roof over their head. To know how to prepare for and survive homelessness if it can't be avoided, it helps to understand how quickly it can happen.
What Happens When You Become Homeless?
The worst has happened and you have just woken up to find your formerly middle class financial life has become a nightmare – you find that with all of your efforts, you are simply not prepared. Advice and information abounds about how to rebuild your credit, but if a divorce, job loss or medical emergency has just destroyed your financial picture, you are likely more concerned with your immediate survival than in building retirement accounts or investing in the stock market. Just staying sheltered and fed in this society can be very difficult without credit or debit cards or perhaps even a bank account. You quickly become almost a nonperson when it comes to conducting even the most rudimentary sort of business transaction. The prospect of returning to any sort of healthy financial life can seem impossible.
Why Does Homelessness Happen?
With most Americans living from paycheck to paycheck and making minimum payments on their bills, security is an illusion that can evaporate overnight. One event can and often does have a domino effect for many people who are not prepared for even the smallest emergency. Homelessness happens for more reasons than mental illness and it can happen quickly. A judgment by a credit card company, for example, can wipe out any money you already have in a bank account or prevent you from putting any funds into one as it may be levied and subject to seizure. This means that you may not be able to pay this month's electric bill and you find yourself being evicted. Your now damaged credit makes it nearly impossible to find a new landlord that will rent to you or an employer who will hire you if you must find a job. The judgment may mean loss of your car and the inability to get to work or look for a job or even get to social service appointments to apply for assistance. Depending upon the state you live in, you may find your furnishings and most of your personal belongings seized for auction or a large portion of your wages garnished. Even if the situation isn't that dire, having a judgment executed means you can't even acquire that secured credit card the experts all recommend you get to rebuild your credit because you can't put the money in the corresponding bank account required to cover it.
Likewise, with banks tightening their rules all the time, something as small as a single overdraft fee can snowball into more and more charges before you are even aware of the problem. You may find your account closed before you even get an opportunity to pay the fees – if you aren't at the bank on a daily basis, you will likely only receive a notice in the mail many days after the first overdraft and by then it's too late to rectify the situation. This of course will lead to your being immediately reported to Checksystems and you will be prevented from opening even a small savings account for the next five years of your life – an account that would at least allow you to cash your now paper paycheck at the bank until you can reestablish direct deposit. You may be forced to deal with unsavory storefront check cashing businesses that will charge you hefty fees and you may have to travel a ways to find one if you live in a rural area. You will have to purchase money orders for anything that must be paid and cannot be paid with cash, again another expense you didn't have in your previous financial life.
How Can You Pay Your Bills?
You can also forget any discounts and benefits from being able to set up direct debit on any subscriptions and bills – another frequent suggestion by financial gurus to save the middle class money. You may suddenly find you are unable to even have computer service (possibly giving you an extra avenue for part time income or facilitating a job search) and allowing you access to email, which is almost a requirement for doing business with anyone these days. Forget the advice that you forego cable T.V. until things improve, you may have a hard time even getting your basic utilities turned on. Since you have no bank account or debit card to guarantee your accounts with or you now have bad credit (or both), many places will simply refuse to do business with you. If they do, they require large upfront cash deposits for their services and this is not something that you can negotiate if you want a telephone and electric.
You may even be unable to sell your unwanted belongings on eBay to help yourself get back on your feet – another common and generally good idea for getting yourself out of a hole – since you have no account to for them to use to verify your identification. The reality is that the only way to turn your belongings into some much needed cash may be to deal with a pawn shop or have a yard sale if you are allowed where you live – neither of which generally pays that well. Sure, you may be able to qualify for financial aid should you decide to return to school to help you rebuild your life – another frequent recommendation by the financial experts – but any excess funds that you would receive to help pay for books and living expenses will come in the form of a paper check and again, if you have no bank to cash it at your only option is the payday loan joint with all the fees. You can't even rent your textbooks, because that requires good credit and again, an account as collateral. While it's certainly possible and commendable to return to school, you must be prepared for more difficulties than the average student with accounts, transportation and quite possibly parental help as well.
Prepare to Survive.
Once you have fallen off the financial ladder, it seems like life becomes a vicious circle. If you've been in this situation or near to it, you can truly understand how easy it is for a "normal", hardworking person or even an entire family to become homeless. While it is not possible to prepare for every sort of disaster, it really does come down to the old advice to save for a "rainy day". Even if it seems impossible, most people who are on the internet and reading this can probably figure out some way to save or make a few hundred extra dollars. Prepare before you see the snow clouds form and you can often avoid being caught in the worst of the avalanche. If the storm has already started, there is still a lot you can do to avoid total financial collapse. Don't think that the worst can't happen to you, because it can if you don't act quickly to prevent it. It's easier to climb up from the bottom rung than to have to stretch for the ladder altogether.
The bottom line is that aren't too many people left who are truly financially secure. The current recession has shaken most of America and for many, it may be a long time until their situation improves. There is a fine line between being a somewhat comfortable suburban "prepper" and facing inevitable homelessness. In this economy, it's wise to prepare for the worst by acquiring the knowledge, tools and skills to get through it


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Thursday, December 16, 2010
It all started with this Follower Friday post on Gen X Quilters. When I saw Kati's amazing design wall, I thought, that it's—why haven't I made one of those yet?
The thing is, I've been sewing in a room that was set up more than six years ago as an office, so that I could work from home full time. After I had my girls, I worked less and less and sewed more and more. But I guess I never stopped and took a hard, objective look at my space and how I was using it. I now spend 95 percent of my time in that room sewing, but sewing stuff took up maybe 20 percent of the space. I mean, check out that gigantic corner workstation desk. What on earth was that still doing in there?? It was a handy spot for stacking things (and I've got a lot of stacks), but it also commanded a hefty chunk of real estate. Including valuable wall space that could become a design wall. Duh.
So the corner desk, plus a whole lot of other officey stuff, was finally banished to the basement this week. And in its place: A lovely flannel sheet nailed to the wall! I can't believe I didn't do this earlier! Too bad I'm still using that awful office chair. Sitting in it makes me feel more like the CEO of a bank than a mommy working on a quilt.
I also decided my thread, needles, and other notions deserved better than just being dumped all together into a giant basket. There was stuff in the bottom of that basket that I didn't even remember I had, because it was too hard to find. A cosmetics organizer from Bed Bath & Beyond seems to fit the bill (top shelf). Now I can see almost everything I have, and the basket is perfect for my rulers. The middle shelf is where I'm keeping tops that are awaiting quilting.
I love my new and improved sewing room! I don't have as much desk space now for my stacks, but that's what the floor is for, I guess. It just goes to show that every once in a while, you have to try to look at your space with fresh eyes and think about how it could be used better. Just because you've always used it in a certain way doesn't mean you still should.
10 comments:
- Kati said...
Yeah! Don't you love just sitting back and looking at everything on that wall?
- December 16, 2010 at 9:51 PM
- A.J. Dub. said...
Nice! Someday I will have my own sewing space. I was trying to convince my boys just tonight at dinner that they can go back to sharing a room so I can put my stuff somewhere besides the kitchen.
Love your design wall! How is the sheet working?
- December 16, 2010 at 10:07 PM
- felicity said...
Hooray! The design wall is going to make your life so much easier! Congrats!
- December 17, 2010 at 12:17 AM
- Elizabeth D. said...
Awesome idea! Target's got flannel sheets on sale this week, I might just have to treat myself to one for my birthday. Thank you for sharing :)
- December 17, 2010 at 7:00 AM
- Marjorie's Busy Corner said...
great idea Lee!! I need to clean mine out..Christmas gifts are piled in the til next week..grandsons are spending the night tonight..so;..lol. Do you mind me askin what your machine is? Since buying a new one; my interest is perked...hoping to play with my new stitches this afternoon..don;t have room in there right now for anything else...enjoy your room
- December 17, 2010 at 7:06 AM
- Christie, Describe Happy said...
What a difference, I bet it feels so much better now while you are working! And a really, a design wall is that easy? I need to go hunt down a sale flannel sheet; thanks for the inspiration to take a good hard look at my own space!
- December 17, 2010 at 7:57 AM
- AnneMarie said...
Great idea! I love the full wall idea. My space is getting a serious reorg too once I finish all this crazy sewing for the holidays. I think a design wall is in order for me too!
- December 17, 2010 at 9:16 AM
- AMKreations said...
It looks great. I like the sheet on the wall to display your blocks! =)
- December 17, 2010 at 11:53 AM
- Lee said...
Marjorie - you should add an email address to your blogger profile. I would reply to your question via email but I can't because you're a "no reply" blogger!
Anyway, in answer to your question about my machine, I have a Babylock Decorator's Choice. The Decorator's Choice is almost the same as the Babylock Quilter's Choice, but with no quilter's extension table, so the Decorator's Choice is a little less expensive. Then later I bought a Sew Steady Extension Table for $80. It's custom fit for my machine, and they do almost all brands/models in various sizes. They're available from sewingmachinesplus.com.
- December 17, 2010 at 1:08 PM
- Leila said...
Love it! I don't know what I did before I put up my design wall -- a lot of telling kids not to walk on the blocks all over the floor I think. :)
For anyone looking to do a design wall ultra cheap (if not so classy), I just tacked up a dollar store fuzzy backed vinyl tablecloth.
- December 17, 2010 at 4:51 PM


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TUCSON - The University of Arizona Wildcat men's and No. 5 women's cross country teams will head to St. Paul, Minn. this weekend for the Roy Griak Invitational. The meet will be held at Les Bolstad Golf Course and will take place on Saturday, Sept. 28. The men will run 8,000 meters and the women will run 6,000 meters. The men will run first and the gun will go off at 12:20 p.m. CDT while the women's race is set to begin at 1:10 p.m. CDT.
Arizona will compete against Arizona State (M: 29, W: NR), Brigham Young (M: 4, W: 27), Central Michigan (NR), Drake (NR), Iowa (NR), North Carolina State (M: 24, W: 21), Syracuse (women only) and many other teams.
In the week two USTFCCCA national poll, the Arizona women stayed at No. 5 in the country. Four other Pac-12 schools are ranked in the national poll, Oregon is third, Washington is No. 7, Stanford is No. 8 and Colorado is No. 15. In the west regional poll, the UA women are ranked No. 2.
The Wildcat men are No. 11 in the west regional poll. In the national poll, the Pac-12 has five teams among the top 30. Colorado is third, Oregon is 12th, UCLA is 13th, Stanford is 20th and Arizona State is 29th.
On the women's side, sophomore Kayla Beattie, junior Stephanie Bulder, sophomore Molly Callahan, junior Nicci Corbin, junior Clea Formaz, senior Elvin Kibet, freshman Maria Larsson, senior Erin Menefee, junior Kate Penney and junior Hanna Peterson will toe the line for Arizona.
For the men, freshman Matthew Beer, junior Dylan Hopper, junior Kenji Bierig, freshman Collins Kibet, sophomore Jonas Legernes, junior Sam Macaluso, junior Thomas Valente, freshman Travis Thorne, junior Braden Timpe, freshman Brendan Tinoco, sophomore Samuel Willis will don the red and navy for the Wildcats.
The last time the men's and women's teams competed, both teams dominated at the Dave Murray Invitational on Sept. 20. The Wildcats hosted the meet at the Dell Urich Golf Course. Freshman Collins Kibet won the men's 4.25-mile race and the men's team also earned a first-place finish. On the women's side, freshman Maria Larsson won the three-mile race and the entire squad took first place in the team competition as well.
For continued coverage of Arizona Wildcat men's and women's cross country, visit ArizonaWildcats.com and follow @ArizonaTrack on Twitter.


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About 10 years ago, I watched a telefilm on TV. Its story was revolving around a kid named Gove. His father dropped him in a boarding school and the adventure continued. He made friends there. All started to break laws like stealing cookies in night etc. And, in all events Gove got caught.
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How to Calculate the Self Employment Net Income for Oil & Gas Working Interests
Original post by Brian Huber of Demand Media
Working interests are percentages of ownership in the income from an oil and gas lease. Owners of working interests pay their shares of cost for leasing, drilling, producing and operating a well. A well operator is one of the working interest owners that physically controls well operations. All working interest owners share in the costs and select the operator. The well operator apportions income to each working interest owner after deducting operating expenses and intangible drilling costs. The well operator does not deduct the cost of well equipment. Working interest owners may deduct depreciation for their share of equipment costs and other ordinary expenses they paid. Income reported by the well operator less additional costs of a working interest owner is net self-employment income.
Step 1
Calculate depreciation expense on the working interest ownership percentage of cost for any equipment purchased to operate the well. The well operator does not deduct this as an expense.
Step 2
Record the amount reported by the well operator as net income after operating expenses and drilling costs.
Step 3
Reduce the well operator's report of net income by the amount of depreciation.
Step 4
Subtract any ordinary and necessary unreimbursed expenses paid as a working interest owner, such as travel expense to meetings with other owners of working interests. The final result is self-employment net income from the oil and gas working interest.
Things Needed
- Annual report from the well operator
- USLegal.com: Working Interest (Oil and Gas) Law & Legal Definition
- IRS.gov: Internal Revenue Manual
- "Oil and Gas: Federal Income Taxation"; Patrick A. Hennessee; 2008
- IRS.gov: Publication 334
About the Author
Brian Huber has been a writer since 1981, primarily composing literature for businesses that convey information to customers, shareholders and lenders. Huber has written about various financial, accounting and tax matters and his published articles have appeared on various websites. He has a Bachelor of Arts in economics from the University of Texas at Austin.


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Bruce Springsteen is born in Long Branch, New Jersey.
Bruce Springsteen auditions for Columbia Records A&R man John Hammond at his office in New York. He signs with the label a month later.
'Greetings from Asbury Park, N.J.', Bruce Springsteen's debut album, is released.
Bruce Springsteen performs in New York City for the first time.
The Wild, the Innocent and the E Street Shuffle', Bruce Springsteen's second album in less than a year, is released. Though neither album charts until 1975, Bruce Springsteen and his newly christened E Street Band steadily win fans on the road with their powerful two-hour sets.
A performance in Cambridge, Massachusetts, inspires music journalist Jon Landau to write, "I saw rock and roll's future—and its name is Bruce Springsteen."
'Born to Run' by Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band is released. The album garners critical raves.
Bruce Springsteen appears simultaneously on the covers of 'Newsweek' and 'Time' after 'Born to Run', his much-anticipated third album, quickly vaults to #3 on the album chart.
Bruce Springsteen hits #23 with "Born to Run".
Bruce Springsteen is engaged in a legal battle with manager Mike Appel, during which time an injunction prohibits Bruce Springsteen from recording with 'Born to Run' coproducer and soon-to-be manager Jon Landau.
After a settlement is reached in his lawsuits on May 28, Bruce Springsteen begins work on 'Darkness On the Edge of Town', his long-delayed fourth album. It is released almost exactly a year later.
Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band kick off their first major arena tour in Buffalo, New York. It ends seven months and 109 cities later in Cleveland on January 1, 1979.
On the very day he turns 30, Bruce Springsteen performs a set at New York's Madison Square Garden as part of the Musicians United for Safe Energy (MUSE) benefit concert. His "Mitch Ryder Medley" is a favorite part of the multi-artist three-album set, No Nukes, culled from the concert.
'The River', Bruce Springsteen's sprawling double-album masterwork, enters the U.S. charts, which it tops for four consecutive weeks. Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band kick off another marathon tour on November 3. It ends ten and a half months later in Cincinnati, on September 14, 1981.
Bruce Springsteen's Nebraska, an acoustic solo set of dark-themed material cut at home on a four-track cassette recorder—and originally intended as a demo tape of new material for the E Street Band to learn—is released as is.
Culled from roughly 100 songs recorded over the previous year and a half, Bruce Springsteen's 'Born in the U.S.A.' is released. It becomes one of the biggest albums of the Eighties, remaining at #1 for seven weeks and selling more than 15 million copies. It also launches seven Top Ten singles
Bruce Springsteen's globe-trotting Born in the U.S.A. Tour draws to a close at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum. The 15-month, 150-date outing found him performing at mammoth outdoor stadiums and indoor arenas.
Bruce-mania remains in full swing as Bruce Springsteen's hotly anticipated five-album box set, Live/1975-85, becomes a retail sensation at Christmastime. The decade-spanning collection of concert recordings enters the chart at #1.
'Tunnel of Love' becomes Bruce Springsteen's fourth #1 album, following 'The River', 'Born in the U.S.A.' and 'Live 1975-85'. According to 'Billboard', he is the only artist to amass four #1 albums in the past ten years.
The 18-song Video Anthology/1978-88, which contains every Bruce Springsteen video to date, is released.
Bruce Springsteen and Patti Scialfa, a member of his E Street Band since 1984, are married in a ceremony at their home in Beverly Hills, California.
'Human Touch' and 'Lucky Town', two simultaneously released studio albums by Bruce Springsteen, debut at #2 and #3, respectively.
MTV presents Bruce Springsteen in a first-ever televised concert performance "Bruce Springsteen Plugged."
"Streets of Philadelphia," Bruce Springsteen's contribution to the film AIDS-themed film 'Philadelphia', becomes his first Top Ten hit since "Tunnel of Love" in 1987.
'Greatest Hits', an 18-track anthology that includes newly recorded tracks by Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band, enters the album chart at #1. A video documentary of the studio reunion is released in 1998 as 'Blood Brothers'.
Backed by Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band, Jerry Lee Lewis sings "Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On" and "Great Balls of Fire" at the Concert for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland.
Backed by Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band, Chuck Berry performs "Johnny B. Goode" and "Rock and Roll Music" at the Concert for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland.
Bruce Springsteen begins his first solo acoustic tour in Los Angeles, coinciding with the release of 'The Ghost of Tom Joad'.
Bruce Springsteen is inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame at the fourteenth annual induction dinner. Bono (of U2) is his presenter.
Bruce Springsteen's reunion tour with the E Street Band kicks off in Barcelona, Spain. The band plays for three hours without a break.
The U.S. leg of the Bruce Springsteen and the E-Street Band reunion tour commences with the first of 15 sold-out shows at New Jersey's Continental Airlines Arena.
Danny Federici, keyboardist for Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band, dies of melanoma in New York City.


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Pharmalink signed a service contract with GP Pharm which will manufacture Pharmalink's Busulipo™. The product is under development to serve as a conditioning agent for use prior to hematopoietic stem cell transplantation (HSCT).
In addition to carrying out R&D on oncology products, GP Pharm also serves as a contract development and manufacturing firm. The agreement covers the manufacturing of Busulipo from clinical to commercial quantities.
"Busulipo is an immediate release liposome formulation that improves the safety and stability of the chemotherapy agent busulfan that is currently the gold standard for use in conditioning prior to HSCT," explained Johan Häggblad, managing director of Pharmalink. "Busulipo allows the elimination of the toxic solvent DMA and has been designed to have a two-year shelf life and increased stability after reconstitution."
According to Häggblad, Busulipo has undergone clinical trials involving over 90 patients. "Extensive data on efficacy, safety, and pharmacokinetics have been collected and these compare positively with historical controls," he added.
The company's strategy is to partner Busulipo for the U.S. market, which it has identified as having significant commercial potential.
Over 50,000 HSCTs are performed each year and myeloablation is a critical part of the treatment regimen. The concept behind Busulipo was originally developed at Karolinska Institute and was acquired by Pharmalink in 2006. Pharmalink was founded in 1991.
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Berries & Branches
Cucumber Salad with Pomegranates and Mint
1 large cucumber
1 pomegranate
1 large garlic clove
2 scallions
2 heaped tablespoons mint leaves, plus sprigs to garnish
2 tablespoons lime juice
Sea salt and freshly ground black pepper
Peel the cucumber, slice thinly at an attractive angle and place in a bowl.
Cut the pomegranate into quarters and turn out the skin to make it easier to remove the seeds. Discard any yellow pith that comes away as well. You need about 6 tablespoons of the seeds. Place them in a bowl with the cucumber.
Smash the garlic with salt in a mortar and pestle or with a knife and finely chop the scallions and mint. Add all these ingredients and the lime juice to the bowl and season with salt and pepper. Mix well and leave to marinate a little if you have time before serving.


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Jan 29, 2015
Texas-born Greg Baxter now lives in Berlin, where he writes and translates. His latest book, MUNICH AIRPORT, is about an unnamed, expatriate narrator who is waiting in Munich's fog-bound airport with his father and a US consul to transport the corpse of his sister to America. Baxter deftly weaves flashbacks throughout the story in order to bring his narrator's pain and conflict into sharper relief. In this interview, he discusses how he was able to use flashbacks in a way that feels emotionally honest and organic to the story, as well as the unusual role music plays in his novel.
Jan 22, 2015
Bestselling author Sarah Addison Allen never planned on revisiting the characters from her beloved first novel, GARDEN SPELLS. But much to the delight of fans, she has brought the Waverley women back to life in her latest book, FIRST FROST. In this charming follow-up, Claire, Sydney and Bay are still struggling with their unique "gifts," until a mysterious stranger shows up and challenges the very heart of the family. Here, Allen talks to Bookreporter.com's Bronwyn Miller about why she chose to return to her old characters and how their familiarity helped her through a hard time. She also shares how much she appreciates meeting her fans on tour (a lot!), whether or not she plans on returning to Bascom again, and how she feels social media has allowed for a less isolated writing experience.
Although VANESSA AND HER SISTER is only Priya Parmar's second book (following her debut, EXIT THE ACTRESS), it has already wowed critics and readers. Set in the exhilarating days of prewar London, it tells the extraordinary tale of two gifted artists: Vanessa Bell and her sister, Virginia Woolf. In this interview with Bookreporter.com's Roz Shea, Parmar talks about her fascination with Vanessa and Virginia, as well as the extended, equally eccentric Bloomsbury Group. She also discusses why she chose to tell the story in an epistolary format and why she hopes that the wonderful personalization of letter writing will not be lost in our technology-saturated world.
Critically acclaimed author Amanda Eyre Ward spent the last year visiting shelters in Texas and California, meeting immigrant children whose stories inspired her latest novel, THE SAME SKY. In it, strong-willed Carla decides to leave Honduras with her young brother and make the difficult journey to Texas --- hoping to reunite with the only family they have left. In her interview with Bookreporter.com's Bronwyn Miller, Ward reveals the real-life inspiration for Carla and how moved she was by the stories that the kids at the Brownsville shelter shared with her. She also discusses how she hopes THE SAME SKY will add depth to an issue that is often oversimplified in the news and will mobilize readers to get involved.
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Recently, John Maher of The Book Report Network interviewed Representative John Lewis, the author of the graphic memoir MARCH: Book Two, the second in a series about his experiences during the American Civil Rights Movement. The former chairman of the Student Nonviolence Coordinating Committee, Lewis was one of the leading voices for nonviolent protest and civil disobedience in the 1960s. He is the only living member of the "Big Six," and one of 10 activists to speak to the more than 250,000 Americans gathered at the Lincoln Memorial during the March on Washington in 1963. Lewis has served as the U.S. Representative for Georgia's 5th congressional district since 1987, and is a recipient of the Presidential Medal of Freedom.
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Lowe's stores offer occasional free activities for kids.
At the event at 10 a.m. February 9, youngsters build a Wheel of Love.
Parents interested in this project or other free kids' workshops at Lowe's stores should register online, which is also free.
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ZF-7724: Add a XHTML5 doctype key to allow HTML 5 users show a preference for closing tags and other XHTML serialisation related differences from HTML 4
At present, the HTML5 doctype from Zend_View_Helper_Doctype renders non-closed tags in some circumstances which prevents the use of (X/)HTML5 rendering. By adding an XHTML5 doctype option, one could retain any HTML5 specific support but enforce closing all tags correctly as with any XHTML serialisation. This would allow HTML5 pass the isXhtml() test used by many components including View Helpers.
This patch adds a 'XHTML5' option to the Doctype view helper.
pretty much what sean added, but updates docs + tests
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The first time you start Windows Media Center, it will look for digital media files in the Music, Pictures, and Videos folders. But you are not limited to these folders for storing your digital media.
You can identify other folders on your computer—or even on your local network—that you want Windows Media Center to watch for digital media. When you identify folders to be watched, the digital media in those folders will appear in the picture library, video library, or music library.
Each time you start Windows Media Center, it will look for digital media in those folders. And if you add or remove a file from any of those folders, Windows Media Center will automatically update the contents of the corresponding picture, video, or music library so they remain in sync.
For information about the file types that can be added to Windows Media Center libraries, see File types supported by Windows Media Center.
On the start screen, scroll to Tasks, and then click settings.
Click Library Setup.
Click Add folder to watch, and then click Next.
Depending on where your digital media files are stored, click one of the options under Which folders do you want to add?, and then click Next.
Navigate to the folders you want to add by clicking the - and + buttons, and then select the check box next to each folder. (Files in subfolders will be included with your selection.)
When you have selected all the folders that you want Windows Media Center to watch, click Next, and then click Finish.
After you have finished adding files, it might take several minutes for the files to appear in the libraries.
To add folders that Windows Media Center searches when it looks for recorded TV, see Record TV.
An analog or digital TV tuner is required to play and record live TV in Windows Media Center. If your computer did not come with a TV tuner card, you might be able to add one. For more information about obtaining a TV tuner card, see Get help for your TV tuner card or contact your computer manufacturer.
If you want to add digital media files that are stored on another computer, and that computer has Windows XP Service Pack 1 (SP1) or earlier installed, both computers must be part of the same workgroup.
If you select Add shared folders from another computer to add a shared folder from a network, and Windows Media Center does not detect the folder, try mapping the folder as a network drive. To learn how, see Create a shortcut to (map) a network drive. After you do this, you might be able to access the folder in Windows Media Center by clicking Add folders on this computer in Library Setup.


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