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GUSA Roundup: Zipcars and a subcommittee for art
At the weekly Sunday meeting with the Georgetown University Student Association, the Senate approved two pieces of legislation pertaining to student life: A Resolution with Regards to ZipCars and An Amendment to the Subcommittee Establishment Act.
The first piece of legislation aims at lowering the age required for renting a ZipCar from 21 to 18. Georgetown currently has a fleet of five ZipCars, located outside McDonough. Speaker Nate Tisa (SFS '13) said, "As less than one fourth of the student body have access to a ZipCar currently, this resolution has the potential to help a great number of students."
The resolution was introduced by Vice-Speaker Zach Singer (SFS '16), not present at the meeting. Senator Ben Weiss (COL '15) spoke on behalf of the legislation, stating, "The most striking aspect of the research Senator Singer and I conducted was the fact that our peer universities in the area, George Washington and American, as well as Harvard University and University of Virginia, have an 18+ contract with ZipCar. It only makes sense that we have equal access."
Senator Weiss went on to reiterate the nature of a resolution, as it is not binding to the administration, but rather an appeal expressing support. The Senate unanimously passed the resolution.
The second piece of legislation amends the Subcommittee Establishment Act to create a Subcommittee on the Arts, chaired by Senator Elizabeth Oh (SFS '15). Oh spoke on how visibility and access to the arts on campus is less than optimal, citing lack of adequate space, fees to use practice rooms, and a $130 entrance fee for performance groups. She added, "Focus on the arts is compatible with Jesuit values of educating the whole person."
The Subcommittee outlines four goals: to research options for pass/fail arts classes for undergraduates, to seek means to lower the $130 performance fee, to expand practice and performance space on campus, and to promote visibility of the arts.
"Financial barriers can really inhibit one's experience on campus. Working to reduce such barriers in a step in a positive direction," Tisa aid.
Senator Sheila Walsh questioned this policy. "I know that lots of other groups on campus, such as club sports and Greek organizations, require some sort of fee. How is this any different?" Tisa's response was that "there is precedent" for club sports or other organizations to reduce member fees.
The Senate unanimously passed the amendment.
In the meeting's Good of the Order section, Senator Tisa suggested that no one had read his weekly email entirely, as no one talked about the Captain Speedo comment.
To which a Senator replied, "I let my body do the talking." The meeting adjourned.

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Choosing the Right Tire - Boyds Tire
We know you've heard it before, but it's critical enough to repeat: the tires you choose for your vehicle are important. It is critical to understand that the tires on your vehicle are the one single link to the road surface. To keep the rest of your vehicle performing at its peak, your tires are the very foundation of your vehicle.
Different quality tires will last for different periods of time, depending on wear and tear. Regular maintenance is key to longer tread life, but tread wears down over time and with use. Once you get to the point where you need to replace your tires, there are several choices that you can make. The easiest choice is get the exact size and make that originally came on the vehicle, when it was new. Beyond that, you might consider going to a better quality tire o ...[more]
Best Place To Shop Tires In Central Ohio
Among the best places to shop tires in central Ohio is Boyd's Tire and service center. Boyd's Tire is a family owned business and has 7 convenient locations in central Ohio to serve you! There are several brands of tires that are offered by this service center.
Great offers and discounts are given on various tire sales throughout the locations. The quality of tires in our discounts has not been compromised and is standard right across the seven locations.
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Regardless of how much we try to prevent emergencies, we all know...they happen. Did you know you can buy tires with the Goodyear credit card with 6 months no interest*? Not that your child would want to use a credit card for anything other than the "have to's" for school, but this credit card can't be used on things other than ...[more]
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Heterogeneous charge transfer is at the heart of microelectronics, many chemical sensing strategies, and energy conversion/storage technologies. Understanding, designing, and developing more efficient electrode surfaces for systems based on interfacial charge transfer are my group's research interests. Advancements in these fields requires further understanding of, and control over, the kinetics of charge transfer, stability of the interface, and material properties of the system components.
Our group is particularly interested in developing solar energy conversion and storage systems. For any system to be capable of converting sunlight into chemical energy (i.e. chemical bonds), sunlight must be efficiently absorbed, photoexcited electrons and holes must be generated, and these charge carriers must be separately directed to reaction sites where they can drive redox reactions. Inorganic semiconductors are naturally suited for all three of these required tasks. In fact, a semiconductor electrode in contact with a liquid solution is arguably the simplest design for an artificial, solar-powered fuel generator. Inorganic semiconductors strongly absorb photons with energies greater than the band gap, support energetically and spatially separated electrons and holes, and are natural platforms for heterogeneous electron transfer. However, the difficulties associated with simultaneously maximizing the absorption of sunlight, optimizing the thermodynamics and kinetics for interfacial charge transfer, and preserving the longevity of the semiconductor/solution interface have stalled development of such photoelectrochemical systems. Deliberate and systematic control over the electrical, physical, and electrochemical properties of the surfaces of inorganic semiconductors would greatly improve the viability of such photoelectrochemical systems.
Available research projects in the group involve studying and optimizing semiconductor interfaces for solar energy conversion and storage. One main focus is to chemically protect gallium phosphide (an inorganic semiconductor) surfaces with various organic functional groups and to use linking chemistries to attach electrocatalytic materials to these surfaces. Another area of exploration is the development, study, and application of unexplored classes of semiconductor materials such as transition metal nitrides and oxynitrides. These projects will rely heavily on surface sensitive analytical techniques (e.g. x-ray photoelectron spectroscopy, scanning probe microscopies), materials characterization methods (e.g. transmission electron microscopy, scanning electron microscopy), optical studies (e.g. infrared spectroscopy, uv-vis spectroscopy), and electroanalytical techniques (e.g. cyclic voltammetry, electrochemical impedance spectroscopy). Our work is multi-disciplinary in nature, incorporating aspects of materials, analytical, synthetic, and physical chemistry.
Gu, J; Collins, S. M.; Carim, A. I.; Hao, X.; Bartlett, B. M.; and Maldonado, S. "Template-Free Preparation of Crystalline Ge Nanowire Film Electrodes via an Electrochemical Liquid-Liquid-Solid Process in Water at Ambient Pressure and Temperature for Energy Storage" Nano Lett., 2012
Chitambar, M. J.;* Wang, Z.;* Liu, Y.; Rockett, A.; Maldonado, S. "Dye-Sensitized Photocathodes: Efficient Light-Stimulated Hole Injection into p-GaP Under Depletion Conditions" J. Am. Chem. Soc., 2012, 134, 10670-10681
Peczonczyk, S. L.; Mukherjee, J.; Carim, A. I.; Maldonado, S. "Wet Chemical Functionalization of III-V Semiconductor Surfaces: Alkylation of Gallium Arsenide and Gallium Nitride by a Grignard Reaction Sequence " Langmuir, 2012, 28, 4672-4682
Hagedorn, K.; Forgacs, C.; Collins, S. M.; and Maldonado, S. "Design Considerations for Nanowire Heterojunctions in Solar Energy Conversion/Storage Applications" J. Phys. Chem. C, 2010, 114, 12010-12017
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Johnston Paint & Decorating is again covered in a story, "Meeting the Expectations of the Professional Painting Contractor", for Paint & Decorating Retailer magazine. PDR is a national monthly trade magazine for paint and decorating store owners, managers and employees reaching more than 26,000 readers. © Paint & Decorating Retailer, 2009. Reprinted with permission.
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Proton Therapy Center
Director: James D. Cox, M.D.
The Proton Therapy Center provides advanced radiation therapy while supporting an array of research and educational programs. Proton therapy is a precise, non-invasive treatment option for patients with certain types of cancer. The Proton Therapy Center makes appointments for patients by self-referral or physician referral. It is one of four proton beam treatment centers in the nation and one of only three hospital-based proton therapy centers. Patient treatment began in June 2006.
Center Details
- 200-ton gantries, rotating devices 35 feet in diameter, to direct proton beams with sub-millimeter precision
- Reinforced eight-foot-thick walls to shield patients and staff
- Four treatment rooms
- Reception area with a fully stocked patient library, meeting and lecture rooms and treatment planning rooms
- Capacity to treat 3,500 patients a year
Research and Treatment
The Proton Therapy Center has more than doubled the nation's capacity to deliver proton beam radiation therapy, using state-of-the-art technology. It is only the third proton therapy center in the nation devoted to patient care. There are four centers involved in research.
Proton beams are more effective than traditional radiation therapy in destroying cancer cells in a precise manner while causing very little damage to healthy tissue. The earliest treatment protocols will be for prostate cancer patients. In addition, researchers anticipate that patients with head and neck cancers as well as pediatric cancers would benefit from the precision of this radiation treatment. The center works in close concert with the Center for Advanced Biomedical Imaging Research to locate and destroy cancer cells early in their development.
In a public/private partnership, Hitachi and other investors have constructed and equipped the $127 million facility. Other partners include the Houston-based financial services firm Sanders Morris Harris, Inc.; The Styles Company, a healthcare management and development firm; the Houston Firefighters' Relief and Retirement Fund; the Houston Police Officers Pension System; General Electric; Varian Medical Systems; and IMPAC Medical Systems.
2008 Update
Dr. Andrew K. Lee represented Dr. James Cox, director of the Proton Therapy Center. The technology and equipment involved in proton therapy are fascinating. An enormous treatment gantry weighing more than 190 tons can deliver protons with such precision and control that the tumor gets the high dose of radiation, not the tissues around it. But advanced equipment is only half the story. The other half is the team of medical and physics experts at the Proton Therapy Center who have treated more than 450 patients since May 2006. "Combine the best equipment with the best people in order to get the best results." That's an MD Anderson tradition that is proving true yet again at the Proton Therapy Center.
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There is a controversy in gardening circles as to whether one should place name tags on their plants in the garden with the name of the plant. Some gardeners think name tags detract from the garden, even if tucked down almost out of sight or if made out of fancy copper. In a public educational garden such tags make a lot of sense but are they needed in a private garden?
Of course you are going to take the price tag off the plant- (actually some people leave them in case the plant dies and they have to return it, but that's tacky,) but many of us who have poor memories like to have the name tag there to remind us what the plant is when someone asks "What's the name of that one?" And you should remove any tags actually attached to the plant, because they will eventually damage the plant by girdling the stem or branch. Place them near the plant.
If you don't like plant name tags look in the garden one solution is to record the plant location and name in a binder, some even paste the tag the plant comes with in a binder. You could also add a picture. There are computer record keeping programs for gardeners that help you do this too. But when strolling in the garden with a visitor how often will you have that binder with you? So those of us whose memories are not that great use plant name tags.
Plant name tags also have another practical purpose. Plant tags on perennials may alert you that the newly emerging foliage is not a weed or that there is something planted underground you may not want to disturb in early spring when you are looking for a spot to plug in the new plants you bought. If you keep a printed tag that came with the plant it may have valuable information on it you can use in the future, such as the time of bloom, and the amount of space the plant will take up when mature. Some have pictures of the plant should you need it to refresh your memory.
There are a variety of ways to keep a printed name tag that was with the plant when you purchased it. On tomatoes and other veggie plants you can use a hole punch to make a hole in the tag and then attach it with a twist tie to the tomato cage or a stake. You can put tags on fences or trellis behind plants such as grapes. Or on perennial plants you can take the plastic plant tag that came with the plant and just bury it by the plant so only a small amount of the top is visible. It can be pulled out if needed to check the name.
Get creative
You don't have to use the printed tag that came with the plant if you think it detracts from the garden. Some creative people paint plant names on stones, wooden spoons, or tiny clay flower pots to place by plants. Paint the name on an attractive bottle and invert it on a stake or partially bury it in the ground. Some gardeners make or buy copper, brass or steel name tags. Imaginative people can find hundreds of ways to mark their plants that also look good in the garden.
For the thrifty gardener plastic window blinds cut into proper size pieces, popsicle sticks, plastic spoons or knives all can be written on with a marker and put near the plant if you don't have a printed tag. You can use a taller piece of white window blind or a taller painted stake on plants where you might be more likely to damage them, because they are hidden or because they emerge late.
Should you use the common name of a plant or the Latin name when you label it? And should you put variety names and a species name or just one of those? Unless you are a very serious plant collector common names should be fine. Most gardeners can determine the species of a plant, such as a rose or hosta so you will only need the variety or cultivar name on your tag. For example a label on a hosta could simply say "Patriot". When you are new to gardening or have unusual plants you may want to place the species name and the variety name on a tag, such as hosta "Patriot", or apple "Golden Delicious". Really, whatever you need to put on the name tag to nudge your memory is fine.
As a backup to name tags you should also record the name and location of any new perennial plant in a notebook. Pictures of garden beds in various seasons can be a big help too. You may also want to record the names of annual flowers and vegetables so that you can rate them and decide whether or not to purchase that variety next year. Having a backup sure helps when a grandchild presents you with a handful of tags collected from the garden!
Here are some additional articles you may want to read.
Identifying garden weeds
Edible Landscaping that provides fall color
How to divide bearded iris
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Lisa Rogers
Fashion has always come naturally for Lisa Rogers. As a kid, Lisa didn't just try her mother's shoes on – she told her what to wear with them. A graduate of Fashion Design at Ryerson University, Lisa's fashion influence stems from a modeling career that took her all over Europe where she had the opportunity to work with international designers. After years of walking the runways in Paris, Lisa returned to Toronto where she continued her successful modelling career in print, runway and TV.
Her modelling experience helped Lisa develop an understanding of fashion from both sides of the camera. She furthered her career in the industry by producing a variety of fashion shows and shoots and also working as a PR agent for many companies in Toronto.
Today, Lisa is known for her ability to help people realize their own fashion potential. By combining a flare for fashion with a love for image consulting, Lisa has shared her style expertise with Canadians through appearances on the most popular television programs in Canada, such as Canadian Living TV, Images TV, Flare TV and The Shopping Channel.
Currently one of the most familiar faces of fashion on CityTV's Cityline, Lisa makes regular guest appearances as a consultant for fashion and image, health and wellness and interior design.
An active member of the community, Lisa has hosted the Flare volunteer awards and special events for the Bay and Cadillac Fairview.
Lisa lives in Toronto, but escapes regularly to take part in many pastimes, including horseback riding, cross country skiing and rock climbing.


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Spoken word is a powerful tool, as the youth of the DC area are discovering thanks to Split This Rock, a nonprofit organization devoted to taking an active role in society through spoken word poetry and giving voices to the voiceless youth. The organization is committed to fostering the voices of the next generation of poets, promoting literacy and self-confidence, and bringing together a network of poets and activists who can use their words to fuel change and call attention to social justice issues.
Their DC Youth Slam Team is a year-long program in the DMV area (D.C., Maryland, and Virginia) that uses poetry to empower teens ages 13 to 18, teaching them to speak up about social justice issues going on in their hometowns and all over the world. Trips to regional and national poetry festivals provide opportunities and platforms for the youth to develop their writing and public speaking skills, and through mentoring, workshops and the learning that happens through conversation with others, the youth gains much, from self-confidence to a second family.
"It's much more than just poetry. We've actually created a home away from home…a second family that they really needed," said Jonathan Tucker, Youth Programs Coordinator and coach for the Youth Slam Team.
In addition to the year-long program itself, free creative writing, poetry, and spoken word performance workshops are offered every Tuesday at the Martin Luther King Library in DC from 4:30 to 6:30 pm. The program and workshops consist of more than just writing poetry and performing it.
"We teach them about conflicts going on all across the world; different examples of racism and sexism and militarism…all across the world and we connect them with poets working in those places, fighting against systems of oppression…those connections give them a worldview that nothing is out of reach for them," Tucker said.
Other than the skills that they earn and the friends that they make, at the end of the year each student has their own complete book of poetry, which are sold for fundraising for the program, with each individual student keeping half of the profits.
The young poets are also encouraged by their budding talent and growing knowledge of the world to raise their voices about issues that aren't well covered by the media.
"We demand that poets speak up and take center stage…get[ting] more involved in public life…advocating for the issues that they care about. Poets are really important storytellers, there are few who have the freedom of speech that we do," Tucker said.
Louder Than a Bomb (LTAB) is a youth poetry slam, co-sponsored by Split this Rock and poetryN.OW, which aims to bring teens together across all different backgrounds to celebrate written and spoken word poetry. The competition emphasizes community, teamwork, and the power of the spoken word with its teams working the entire year critiquing and rewriting their pieces during weekly after-school meetings. Over 200 to 300 people attend and 25 local high schools participate, with each after-school poetry club performing their own individual and group poems in several rounds. The goal of LTAB is not only to promote a culture of literacy and self-confidence, but also to bring students together across lines that divide to listen to, learn from, and bond with one another. Spoken word poetry is used to promote tolerance and understanding, although the competition also has film screenings, workshops, and plenty more.
The new reigning champions for the 2014 competition, as of May 31, are part of the slam team from Caesar Chavez Public Charter School.
Split This Rock fosters a fondness for poetry in the younger generations and creates a network of socially engaged young people who will grow up to be the leaders of our country. The program seeks to make poetry relevant amidst the obstacles and struggles of daily life and to highlight the injustices that exist in the world, splitting them open for all to witness and do something about.
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For those who want to join or are interested in signing up their children, head out to the workshops at the library on Tuesdays, attend open-mic nights at Busboys and Poets in DC, or shoot Tucker an email at firstname.lastname@example.com. There is a try-out process that starts out in August and finishes around January.
For others who want to get involved, donors and contributors of any amount are welcomed and much appreciated. You can also sign up to receive a poem a week via email at the program's website splitthisrock.org.


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Albuquerque may no longer have functioning drive-in theaters, but Movies in the Park is the next best thing. Bernalillo County Parks & Recreation hosts their summer annual Movies in the Park that showcases family-friendly movies on an inflatable big screen as families sit on the grass and enjoy the show. The movie viewings are free and you can even bring your own food and drink, but no alcoholic beverages are allowed. There are food vendors on site if you wish to purchase food. You may also bring lawn chairs and blankets to sit on while you watch the movies. This event is open for anyone to participate in and all shows begin at dusk. Call 505-314-0477 if you'd like additional information.
The park location that hosts the movie on the big screen changes each time to give opportunities for many families around Albuquerque to take advantage of this free event. Movies are shown on Fridays and Saturdays during the summer. See here for a list of movie titles and dates. Movie titles include Monsters University, Iron Man 3, The Lego Movie, The Hobbit, Smurfs 2 and others. Movies in the Park runs from April 26th to August 23rd and is subject to cancellation due to weather.


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British Telecom Sues Google Over Patents
Google is already facing patent infringement actions from Apple, Oracle, Microsoft and eBay. That is just the litigation from companies with market capitalizations running into the tens of billions of dollars.
As of last Thursday, according to Florian Mueller's wireless intellectual property news blog Foss Patents, Google was also being sued by B.T. over alleged infringements affecting its activities in a wide variety of areas. The lawsuit was reportedly filed in the U.S. district court for Delaware.
BT seeks damages—even triple damages for willful and deliberate infringement—as well as an injunction. The complaint suggests that Google refused to pay. The second sentence of paragraph 21 states that "BT brings this action to recover the just compensation it is owed and to prevent Google from continuing to benefit from BT's inventions without authorization".
BT brings this action at a time when Google is trying to close its acquisition of Motorola Mobility. Whether BT already has a cross-license deal in place with MMI or simply doesn't believe MMI has any patents with which Google can effectively strike back, it's clear that BT decided to assert its rights at any rate.
I don't know yet whether BT also brought litigation in Europe over local equivalents of those patents. It would certainly make sense to take advantage of the swift and rather patent holder-friendly decisions taken by certain German courts in order to get Google to pay sooner rather than later.
With so many major patent holders asserting their rights, obligations to pay royalties may force Google to change its Android licensing model and pass royalties on to device makers.
Mr. Mueller offers a detailed analysis of each of the six patents-in-suit which cover a variety of alleged infringements from services including Android Market, Google Music, Google Maps, Google Search, Google Places, Google Offers, Google+ and location-based advertising.
Foss Patents: British Telecom sues Google over six U.S. patents allegedly infringed by Android and various Google services
Update @1313 19 Dec 11: We have been contacted by Google who issued the following statement: "We believe these claims are groundless and we will vigorously defend ourselves against them."


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Take care of your contact lenses!
Study: Bad hygiene a problem for nearly all contact lens users
USA TODAY NETWORK Mary Bowerman, USA TODAY Network 1:41 p.m. EDT August 20, 2015
If you wear contact lenses, chances are you've slept in them and on occasion forgot to disinfect them.
Of the 41 million estimated contact lens wearers in the United States; almost everyone is guilty of breaking the rules when it comes to contact care, according to a new survey from the Centers for Disease Control.


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Quelleachy Gally is a old luxury Indo-Portuguese house, built in 1843 and then extended in 1905. on a big tropical garden to gives some place to birds and palm land of 2.600 m2.
Tile roof is at 7 meters high… Windows have shell shelters. Doors and windows give a crossed air, making a natural air-conditioned, well known since the XVIII century.
The entire house has been tastefully restored, keeping the authentic style, mixed with some discreet modern touch, to make your stay very comfortable.
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After the Seattle Seahawks advanced to their second ever Super Bowl by defeating the San Francisco 49ers on Jan. 19, 2014, Richard Sherman took over the spotlight. There were a number of other situations during the game that took center stage, and that included the gruesome injury to 49ers linebacker NaVorro Bowman and the Seahawks fans that threw food at him as he was carted off the field.
Bowman's injury, a likely ACL tear, happened during a goal-line stand late in the fourth quarter. His leg got bent underneath him and twisted his knee sideways before he collapsed to the ground. The thing is that Bowman actually held onto the fumble he stripped away from the Seahawks Jermaine Kearse.
SEE: Richard Sherman rips Michael Crabtree after Seahawks defeat 49ers
The play itself ended up being a travesty as the ball was ruled over to the Seahawks and it was a play that was non-reviewable. Making matters worse was Bowman's injury.
Trainers immediately came out to Bowman and he was put up onto the cart and taken off the field. As he was being carted off on the sideline, some Seahawks fans actually threw food at him. Video was shown of something falling on Bowman as the cart took him back.
Further proof is that NFL.com's Gregg Rosenthal actually saw the incident happen and tweeted:
"Seahawks fans threw food at Bowman on his way out."
This is not to say that all Seattle fans are bad, but it only takes a few to get the focus off of the good. Throw this situation in with Richard Sherman's outburst and most of the attention has been taken off of the Seahawks heading to their second Super Bowl.
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"At that time in my life, I found my identity in the weight room and on the field," said Drew. "Within a few hours, I couldn't walk." Twenty-four hours later, the young man who could squat 505 pounds the day prior couldn't move. In the coming weeks and months, he would miss an entire semester of school, not to mention the 2011 football season. As his nerves froze, so did dreams of a senior season under the Friday night lights and the pursuit of a college football career.
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"It was an incredible journey, and Children's staff made it fun with games and impromptu dancing," said Drew's dad, Wes. "They made Drew feel better about himself. They really wanted him to get better, and not just because it was their job."
While encouraging physical achievements, Drew's care team also worked hard to build his confidence. Staci Rosing, Occupational Therapist, guided Drew through weeks of painful rehab to regain mobility and strength. Lauren Meisenheimer, Child Life Specialist, and Cori Snyder, Music Therapist, incorporated knowledge of the activities Drew enjoyed when healthy into his recreational therapy. Suzanne Trumbower, Physical Therapist, helped Drew to his feet for the first time. "I remember the first time I successfully stood up; it was with Miss Suzanne, who had seen me when I couldn't scoot myself out bed, in the therapy room. She said we were going to try and stand up, and I said I couldn't do it. She proved me wrong."
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Welcome to Holland..You'll never leave.
It's where my children will grow up, they will be Dutch, have a Dutch passport and eat Edam but I will forever be the ex-pat who will never leave!
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- Oya's Daughter said...
That's a beautiful analogy - amusing too, but I totally get what you're saying here. Well written!
- 20 May 2013 at 09:47
Glad people get it....shows your brain and intellect are still well honed despite the crap autism has thrown in there x
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- Aunty D said...
My Dutch boy is now a very cool young man. Im still floundering trying to fit in to his country, and he is not too sure he wants me or most of the visitors who pass through his world, but he tolerates them anyway. He is happy, he has learnt to communicate with the tourists in a fashion and is making his way into other counties, one step at a time. Sometimes he panics and goes back to Holland where its comfortable and we all have to play be his rules and sometimes he stays away for a long time from both Holland and any country Im in. But thats Ok. Hes a good kid and he's making his way in the world, as best he can.
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If there was only one condiment available for the rest of time, what would you choose? Mayo would be an excellent choice. You see, mayonnaise is not only a spread for your sandwich; it also has a place inside different salads, recipes, hair treatments, and even a few chocolate cakes call for it due to the moisture it provides.
Making your own mayo is shockingly easy! This mayo recipe requires five basic ingredients that you probably already have in your pantry and fridge. All you have to do is blend up those 5 ingredients in a blender. The only tricky part is drizzling you oil into the mixture at the slowest pace possible. We're talking so slow that the turtle will finish the race before you have it all drizzled in. If you don't go that slowly, it will not set up correctly and the batch won't be perfect.
Make your own mayo with the whole egg
- 1/2 teaspoon dry mustard powder
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
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- In the container of a food processor or blender, combine the mustard powder, salt, eggs and vinegar. Set the food processor on medium speed and gradually drizzle in the oil while it runs. Transfer to a container with a lid and store in the refrigerator for up to two weeks.
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- You can also alter this to be a salad dressing by adding 1 to 2 Tbsp. of sugar
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- Cholesterol 0 mg
- Fat 0 g
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- Protein 0.5 g
- Sodium139 mg
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Former Saluki Jeneva McCall, the first American woman to ever medal in the hammer throw at an international meet.
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KAZAN, Russia -- Former Saluki Jeneva McCall became the first American woman in history to medal in the hammer throw at an international meet after winning the gold medal at the World University Games Wednesday morning.
McCall, a three-time NCAA Champion, won the hammer throw with a mark of 73.75m (241-10) to clinch a huge upset victory over current hammer throw world-leader Oxana Kondratyeva of Russia -- the world dominator in the throwing events who have never lost to an American woman.
She becomes the first American woman in history to medal in the hammer throw at any international competition, the first American woman ever to win the hammer throw at the World University Games and the first American of either gender to win the hammer at the games since Ken Flax in 1991.
McCall and 100 meter dash gold medalist Aurieyall Scott (University of Central Florida sprinter and sister of current Saluki freshman Alexus Scott) also became the first Americans to medal on Russian soil in a championship event since President Jimmy Carter's boycott of the 1980 Moscow Summer Olympic Games. This is the first championship multi-sport event in Russia that the United States have sent athletes to since the boycott.
Earlier this morning (1 a.m. CST) McCall also competed in the shot put, where she qualified for finals on Thursday with a mark of 16.99m (55-07.50), finishing third in her heat and ninth overall. Former Indiana State Sycamore Felisha Johnson finished with the top qualifying mark.


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Here's a look at the interior of the new Renault Twingo Gordini model, which continues the French racing blue theme with white stripes on the inside, too. The blue and white theme can be seen on the steering wheel, gear stick, seats and car mats.
Most of the finishings are in leather, and the Gordini logo is included on the seats, head rest and door panels, which continue with the white stripes. Overall it's a nice look, and as far as I can make out, the dash and central panel are the same as the Renault Twingo RS. Given what was pegged as the great rebirth of the Gordini tuning brand, frankly I was expecting a little more. It's not displeasing, just a little underwhelming perhaps (I'm sold on the alloys, though - very nice!).
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Offer services today, whatever your profession is and instead of asking for a tip, charge a steady amount. For instance: WTS Spellpower to weapon, your mats + 10 gold. If someone wants this enchant they'll pay the 10 gold to save time.
Pick locks, cut gems, etc all for a set price... don't rely on random tips for your hard earned profession skills!
Offer services today, whatever your profession is and instead of asking for a tip, charge a steady amount. For instance: WTS Spellpower to weapon, your mats + 10 gold. If someone wants this enchant they'll pay the 10 gold to save time.
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Anonymous said... June 27, 2009 at 10:14 AM
I always use the following macro when entering a city:
/run SendChatMessage("Enchanter looking for work - 10 gold tip - "..select(2,GetSpellLink("Enchanting")), "CHANNEL", nil, 2)
Great way to get the info out there!
Jon Fodal said... June 27, 2009 at 12:35 PM
Its so unfortunate to travel out of your way to a way out of the way city to get a crappy tip.
But on the flip side I have received a 25g tip for a port from my mage and a 50g tip for a blacksmith craft. so its a double edged sword.
The Grinch said... June 27, 2009 at 4:43 PM
Amusingly I just discovered a quick time saver by accident. While normally the mail server is annoyingly slow since you have to wait a full minute between getting new bits of mail and thats awful for people like us who go through hundreds everyday. Well if you have a decent computer and a fast connection you can simply log out and then back in and the mail will be ready to open. For me this saves about 5-10 minutes of my time per day.
Not life changing, but handy.
Darth Solo said... June 27, 2009 at 6:52 PM
I always tip crafters 5G for blue items and 10 for epics. When I'm looking for a crafter I will clearly state the tip.
Sir Nicholai said... June 28, 2009 at 3:10 PM
Sometimes this works well, but in my experience on my server I get better tips if i don't ask for them.
First off, I won't move to craft an items, I advertise while I'm doing my daily gemcutting and enchanting, and inform people in trade of where i'm available, and they can come to me, making my time spent much much less.
I don't ask for tips unless they don't give on, in which case I'll nudge them. Not having a set tip means sometimes I get 25-50g when I would've expected ten, and I always get at least 5 when I nudge them, so I actually make alot more money this way.
Always cut down on travel though, it KILLS your gold/hr.
Anonymous said... June 29, 2009 at 6:28 AM
Stating your fee in advance is better IMO, there is less discussion after crafting.
Although sometimes not even that helps, I recall back in BC when someone wanted a salt shaker crafted and wanted me to go to Org (I was in SMV), I said in advance 15gold because of the time lost, and when he bought the mats and I made the salt shaker he declined giving a single copper, saying the mats already cost him 15gold and more, what do I want from him?
Luckily he was in a decent guild, so I could whisper a guild officer, tell the story and the officer made the guy send me the 15gold by mail. ;)
Alfonsius said... June 30, 2009 at 3:48 AM
I advertise in trade chat. If someone whispers me, demanding for my services I tell them about the fee I demand.
For gems it is between seven and eight gold, for alchemists products it depends only on the quantity and as engineering and letherworking is demanded it is about 10-15g.
I do travel to clients though, because I know I will get some G.
Sometimes I get more money than I demanded, so thats what I consider tips. I make clear to the costumers that I don't demand tips, I demand a loan.
In real life I don't go to work and say 'Hey, lets see how much my boss will give me by the end of the day.'
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The owner of Undisputed Downtown, a boxing gym, agreed to let the artists paint the mural on the side of the building.
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It's been a long, crazy ride ladies and gentlemen. It's amazing to me how dedicated you've all been to producing such phenomenal work for a dome started just for fun.
To everyone that was a part of this dome and especially to you last 5 domers here in the final round, thanks for making this the hell of a dome it turned out to be.
I'll work on finalizing judges for this all important round, so until then hold tight. Congrats on making the final round.
January 22nd, 2007 #8
Holy crap guys and gals. NICE WORK!! All five pieces are dynamic, entertaining, and beautiful in their own right. Judges, good luck.Shawn Adomanis
"Pay no attention to that man behind the curtain!" The Wizard of Oz
January 22nd, 2007 #9
Wow... Nicolas, that army is wonderful. You're brave, I'm routing for you! Sw33t contibutions from the rest as well! What a clever take on the theme Poshspice^^No pain, no gain.
January 22nd, 2007 #10
excellent work guys
January 22nd, 2007 #11
Outstanding work all but Shelly's is in a class of its own
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January 22nd, 2007 #12
I get the feeling that nobody wanted to do the obvious, so the powerful, blood and thunder stuff I thought I might see isn't here. None the less, it's all amazing work.
Nicolas - Great character design and rendering
Shelly - The most beautiful piece here, and the best composition
Icon - Beautiful lighting, and I love the framing with the tentacles
Vyle - Great feel and emotion, you really get a sence of Don Quixote's madness here and how he sees the world
Posh - Hilarious play on 'Charge' perfectly done as always. The guys at Mad Magazine need you desperatelyNathan's Journal
January 22nd, 2007 #13
I love them all!
- Nicolas: Great palette and typography. Nice subtle rainbow happening with the sketchy army.
- Shelley Wan: Magnificent composition and rendering, another great palette. I'm intrigued by the shape - it almost looks like the image could wrap around a vase or similar, perspective notwithstanding.
- Icon(ophobian): Great water, interesting light source. It looks like a lot of thought went into the sweeping curves of the image. I love the way the image is framed in the corners by tentacles.
- Vyle: Insane textures and values, very contrasty image but it works well. Instantly recognisable brush style. Nice discreet skull windmill.
- Poshspice: Best interpretation of topic. Trademark rendering, good values and good illumination from unconventional light sources. Couldn't help but notice that her hair is electrified and her hairspray is flammable...
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January 22nd, 2007 #14
I am completely overwhelmed by your piece shelly wan. I fell in love with it.
I'll come back later with better comments, but I had to say it.
January 22nd, 2007 #15
i love all of you....
nicely done! nicely done indeed.There is no "I" in team, but there is an "I" in pie. And there's an "i" in meat pie. Meat is the anagram of team...~Shaun "Shaun of the Dead"
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The myth of bad music?
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From Middle English clerc, from Old English clerc, from Late Latin clēricus ("a priest, clergyman, cleric", also generally "a learned man, clerk"), from Ancient Greek κληρικός (klērikós, "(adj. in church jargon) of the clergy"), from κλῆρος (klêros, "lot, inheritance," originally "a shard used in casting lots").
- (Australia) IPA(key): /klaːk/
- Homophone: Clark
- (Australia) IPA(key): /klɜːk/
- (UK) IPA(key): /klɑːk/
- Rhymes: -ɑː(r)k
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- (US) enPR: klerk, IPA(key): /klɝk/
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clerk (plural clerks)
- One who occupationally works with records, accounts, letters, etc.; an office worker.
- 1893, Walter Besant, The Ivory Gate, Prologue:
- Thus, when he drew up instructions in lawyer language, he expressed the important words by an initial, a medial, or a final consonant, and made scratches for all the words between; his clerks, however, understood him very well.
- 1893, Walter Besant, The Ivory Gate, Prologue:
- A facilitator of a Quaker meeting for business affairs.
- (archaic) In the Church of England, the layman that assists in the church service, especially in reading the responses (also called parish clerk).
- 1595, William Shakespeare, Richard II, act 4 scene 1:
- God save the King! Will no man say, amen? / Am I both priest and clerk? Well then, amen.
- 1595, William Shakespeare, Richard II, act 4 scene 1:
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one working with records etc.
clerk (third-person singular simple present clerks, present participle clerking, simple past and past participle clerked)
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