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In my report body, I have a section heading which must be formatted as 2 paragraphs with 2 different styles to start the section. For example:
Chapter 2 [style A] Project History [style B]
section body text section body text blah blah blah
Both styles are paragraph styles. However in the Table of Contents I want them to show up on the same line. For example:
Chapter 2 Project History................p. 10
Or, even better:
Chapter 2, Project History...............p. 10
Does anyone know if this is possible to do automatically? The only way I can come up with is to make style A and style B both the same TOC level, so they show up as the same TOC style one line right after the other in the TOC, and then manually delete the tab character, page number, and paragraph symbol from the first line so that they are on the same line. But if I update my TOC then I have to re-do this every time.
Thanks for any suggestions! I am using Word 2007 but a solution for Word 2010 would be great also!


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Don't be scared! Be prepared!
Hurricane season started on June 1st and runs through November 30th. Now is the time to start preparing for hurricane season—pick up medications, flashlights, batteries, bottled water, battery operated weather radio, canned food, pet food, pet supplies, pet medication, etc.
It is the responsibility of every owner and tenant to make sure that their home (and the contents therein) are protected. Check with your insurance agent now to review the policies you currently have in place to determine if they are sufficient to cover you in the event of a significant tropical system. Remember, once a storm has been reported in the Atlantic Ocean by the National Weather Service, there can be no changes made to an existing policy nor can you renew an expired policy.
Now is also a good time to complete an inventory of your valuable possessions. Your inventory will help with insurance claims and tax deductions for losses and also help you evaluate the coverage you may need.
Even though condominium associations no longer have the right to force place homeowners insurance, the owner of the unit is still required to obtain and maintain the appropriate insurance for the unit and the contents therein.
Also, make sure your important papers, including your insurance policy and agent's contact information, are stored in a waterproof location in the event there is water damage to your home.
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Oded Fehr Movies and Career Information
Nov 23, 1970
Tel Aviv
Nov 23, 1970
Tel Aviv
Oded Fehr is an Israeli film and television actor now based in the United States. He is known for his appearance as Ardeth Bay in the 1999 remake of The Mummy and its sequel The Mummy Returns, as well as Carlos Oliveira in Resident Evil: Apocalypse, Resident Evil: Extinction and Resident Evil: Retribution, Faris al-Farik in Sleeper Cell, the demon Zankou in the TV series Charmed and Eli Cohn on the TV series V. He recently portrayed Eyal Lavin, a Mossad agent, on the TV series Covert Affairs, as well as Beau Bronn on the TV series Jane by Design and Mossad Deputy Director Ilan Bodnar on NCIS.
- Oded Fehr Movies before 2015
- Drool 2010
- Resident Evil: Extinction 2007
- Deuce Bigalow: European Gigolo 2005
- Resident Evil: Apocalypse 2004
- Texas Rangers 2001
- Bread and Roses 2001
- Mummy Returns 2001
- Deuce Bigalow: Male Gigolo 1999
- Mummy (1959) 1959
- Scooby Doo in Where's My Mummy?


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Sen. Carte Goodwin (D-W.V.), was sworn in to office by Vice President Joseph Biden on Tuesday, July 20. The former general counsel to West Virginia Gov. Joe Manchin (D) until 2009, Goodwin his former boss's pick for the Senate seat that had been held by the late Sen. Robert Byrd (D) since 1959.
The first new senator from West Virginia since 1985, Goodwin will hold the seat only through the special election to be held to fill the remainder of Byrd's term. Manchin, who announced the appointment on July 16, also has announced that he will run for the seat himself in November. The Hill newspaper reported that he attended Goodwin's swearing-in ceremony in the Senate chamber on Tuesday.
Despite Goodwin's likely short tenure, when compared with Byrd's lengthy service, it is noteworthy for LGBT organizations pushing for the repeal of the "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" policy.
After strongly opposing open gay service when President Clinton pushed for the change in 1993, Byrd supported the amendment voted on in the Senate Armed Services Committee in May to allow the president and military leaders to repeal the statute that underlies DADT.
Adam Smith, a board member of Fairness West Virginia, discussed the appointment with Metro Weekly just before Manchin's announcement.
"One of Sen. Byrd's last votes was to repeal 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell.' We're hopeful, if reports are right that he is the governor's choice, that Carte Goodwin will follow suit," Smith said. "Like we continue to do with the other members of the West Virginia congressional delegation, we will follow-up quickly after this appointment to talk with Goodwin and his new Senate staff to make it clear that West Virginia is a state that respects all its citizens, regardless of sexual orientation or gender identity."
Goodwin graduated near the top of his class from Emory School of Law in Atlanta and then returned to West Virginia, where he clerked in 1999 and 2000 for U.S. Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals Judge Robert B. King. He graduated from Marietta College, on the Ohio-West Virginia border, with a bachelor's degree prior to law school.
Goodwin did not respond to a request from Metro Weekly to discuss his position on DADT repeal or other LGBT issues.
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Colby Long
Jan. 29, 2013
By Robin Thuringer and Amanda Erd
CARBONDALE, Ill. - Southern Illinois (8-12, 1-8) hosts Drake (9-11, 3-6) at 7:05 p.m. on Wednesday night as both teams begin the second half of Missouri Valley Conference play.Barry Hinson met with the media prior to Tuesday's practice.
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Drake hands Men's Basketball a 78-63 loss
Ben Simons returned from a five-game layoff to score 14 points, sparking Drake to a 78-63 win over Southern Illinois on Wednesday.
"I hope so, because if we don't it's going to be a long night for the Salukis. I think one of the things defensively, you know Drake's not as big. They're big but not as big as Creighton was. I know they're big but they still don't have the perimeter size as Creighton had, so I think it's a little bit more conducive for us. At the same time, though, they do shoot the three extremely well. They're one of the best 3-point shooting teams in the country, so they still cause us a lot of difficulties. But at the same time I think we match up on the interior a little better than what we did against Creighton, which should help us."
Q: Looking at that, how big does Dantiel (Daniels) have to play for you tomorrow night?
"I think Dantiel has to have a huge game in order for us to be even competitive. I think Dantiel's got to play every game that we play, he's got to be competitive for us to just be in the basketball games. That means rebounding-wise, scoring-wise, we've got to start hitting those easy shots. We have to start scoring inside, and if we don't, we become a perimeter jump-shooting team. Everybody knows we're not the greatest of all shooting teams. I think that would help us a whole lot if we can get some inside performance, whether it be out of him or Davante (Drinkard), or whomever we have in that spot, well I guess that's it, that's all we've got, but one of those two guys have got to step up and score for us inside."
Q: Have you been happy with Beane's effort?
"I think the thing Anthony is doing for us is he's trying to control the other team's best player, or best perimeter player I should say. We're asking an awful lot of him as a freshman. And I think another thing that you're seeing is, like most freshman in the league right now, these are the dog days of college basketball and they're not use to it and this is where their bodies start to wear on them a little bit, and as freshmen and specifically as sophomores, it takes a little while to adjust to this."
Q: People have started taking away his jumper at the free throw line, how have you tried to deal with that?
"I don't think people are taking away his jumper from the free throw line, I think he's taking that away from himself. I think he's not been as aggressive off the dribble as what he has been earlier in the year and it's certainly an emphasis right now. He's got to quit settling for shots that are a little bit further out. We run some sets for him, we expect him to make those shots. He's as good, if not one of our best pull-up jump shooters that we have, but he hasn't been very aggressive lately on offense as far as taking good shots, which by the fact, that goes for our whole team. We're not as bad of a shooting basketball team as what our percentages say. We are an extremely bad shooting team when we take bad shots. And right now our process of deciding whether it's a good or bad shots is causing us problems."
Q: Is Jeff (Early) going to play tomorrow? What kind of effort are you expecting out of him?
"Well, he's going to play and I expect great effort. I'm not very happy with Jeff Early right now, not very happy with him at all. I told him that. I've told him that for the last three days. We don't condone those actions in any way, shape or form. I've made it pretty straightforward with you that I'm not happy about it. I put my neck out there last time for him and I told him several times that I'm not going to do it anymore. He's just going to have to live by his actions, which possibly could mean that he would be suspended for the rest of the year."
Q: Will you start him, Coach?
"No, he will not start. Josh (Swan) will start. Josh has earned the starting position not only by how he's performing, but also his actions on and off the court."
Q: It seems like Colby Long has taken advantage of his minutes in the game.
"I think Colby leads the country in scoring per minutes played. Colby is going to play in this game. We've been trying to find opportunities for him to play. We certainly think this gives him an opportunity to play in this game because of defensive matchups. It's hard for Colby to go out and guard a 6'7 guy, a 6'6 guard, 6'5, 6'4, whatever. But hey, everyone else is doing it, so why not let him have a chance to play a little bit. Colby is going to play a little bit more in this game than what he has in the past."
Q: What do you like about Colby Long's recent performance?
"I don't like Colby Long, I love him. I love everything he stands for. Practice hard every day, great attitude, does what we ask him to do and bides for his time until his number is called, and I am telling you tomorrow we are going to be playing Colby Long."
Q: Have you sensed that Drake's newcomers are becoming more comfortable, more consistent the past couple of games?
"I think Drake is a lot better than what they were three weeks ago. I think they are really good. Especially after what I saw against Creighton. They didn't make shots late in the game against Missouri State but they were really good. They had Missouri State down 10 in the second half and faltered making shots, but I told my staff this morning they are a lot better than three weeks ago when I watched them play, and that concerns me."
Q: Stress fractures are common this time of year, are you concerned about that?
"I've never been concerned with injuries because of how aggressive we are in the weight room. We are very, very aggressive. We lift two times a week even at this point in the year, and sometimes we lift three times a week. The more aggressive you are in the weight room, the better strength and conditioning program you have, makes me worry less about injuries. Clete McLeod has been doing a phenomenal job with our guys."
Q: Did you learn anything from the Creighton game that you will use tomorrow night?
"I think the one thing we got from the Creighton game is, for the most part, is that our guys didn't quit. It's easy to quit when you are down 20, 25. It is easy to quit when there is a 30-point deficit, but our guys never did. So we learned from our guys that we will have some fight left. They had a great practice yesterday and I am hoping to have another one today. Our attitudes were really good. Everywhere I go in this community the attitude is good with our fans. I expect nothing but trying to win that ball game on Wednesday night. We are prepared for it. I've always said you play like you practice and we had a good practice yesterday and that was coming off a 30-point whuppin'. That says a lot about our guys and their attitudes."
Q: How do you get better guarding the perimeter?
"I think one think you got to get better at is to score. Seriously, I don't think people understand when you miss as much as we have, you are scrambling. You are scrambling to find who you are guarding and your transition defense is always off. When you are not scoring, that puts an enormous amount of pressure on you defensively, and right now it goes hand in hand. Right now for us to improve defensively, we have to find a way to make some baskets. We are scoring three out of every 10 trips down the floor, so that is seven times you are scrambling to find who you are guarding and that puts us in a predicament with a team that can shoot threes.
Q: What has been the toughest so far on the court?
"I think the toughest thing for us on the court right now has been our depth and our size disadvantage. I think our size disadvantages has caused us problems. The very first possession of each game, Josh (Swan) and Jeff (Early) here it comes right at you, right off the bat. Teams are smart and that is what it has always been in the Valley. What is your weakest point? That is what teams in the Valley are going to try and take advantage of and certainly that is what it is now."


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I am a lover of Mary Mary! I am excited about the show and the new season. What I am not excited about is Tina Campbell "sticking it out." ...for her marriage after infidelity. Tina Campbell's husband, Teddy Campbell, stepped outside of their marriage and cheated with a woman while Tina was on the road. The woman that he cheated with was a close family friend. RELATED READ: SIDE CHICKS LIBRARY If you are a viewer of Mary Mary, the reality show, then you know that Tina Campbell is one of the most devoted women [to her marriage] that you have probably ever seen in the public eye. Tina has put her highly successful, hard-earned, music career on hold several times (even during tours) so that she could be present for her husband and her children. Most women would not do that. She has argued with her Sister, Erica, about working less so that she would not be gone for so many days at a time. Tina Campbell's absence was what her husband complained about. He cheated because she was not there, he claimed that there was an "empty space" in their relationship. After 5 children in 14 years and she still has a body like a video girl, but she keeps it sexy AND covered up? He needs to hit the road and she needs to date a man that values her hard work and effort.
"Me and Teddy's issues seem to consume my thoughts."
Tina's pre-occupation with her destroyed home life has completely leaked over to her professional life and Tina's usual bright-eyed and bushy-tailed feistiness has been replaced with lightweight bitterness and frustration. I so empathize with Tina. While I never want to see a happy family break up, I must honestly state that Tina loved her man at beyond 100, but she needs to love herself more in this instance.
Why a break-up would be best for Tina Campbell?
Tina is a very passionate person and while she may forgive her husband, she will more than likely never forget that their bond has been broken. The classy thing for this family would be to make sure that the children make it without being any more damaged than they already are. What say you? Should Tina and Teddy Campbell stay together? Holla Back. Classily Yours, Sharelle D. Lowery Are you following me on Twitter for All of the Celeb Tea?
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Khloe Kardashian got Punk'd by Miley Cyrus and Kelly Osbourne. On the MTV Punk'd episode, Kardashian went over to Cyrus' house for a girls night. They ordered food to be delivered. The delivery guy asked Cyrus to use het bathroom. He then gets his testicles stuck in his zipper. Kardashian calls 911 to report the emergency.
Kardahian to the 911 operator: "Sir, he's caught his balls in the zipper of his pants"
Video: Miley Cyrus and Kelly Osbourne punk Khloe Kardashian on Punk'd
Only a few years ago Cyrus was wooing the tween crowd on "Hannah Montana". Now she's saying "balls" on MTV.
MTV's "Punk'd" will kick off the new season on Monday, March 19.


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|Jan 06, 2015
|AdiBags displays the content of your bags in one view, distributed into several sections using smart filters. It is heavily inspired by Nargiddley's Baggins. Configuration is available through Blizzard addon panel, /adibags chat command or right-clicking on the LDB plugin. Important note about localized filters: some filters rely on translations from LibBabble-Inventory-3.0 so if some of them behave strangely in your locale, please take a look at the library translation status. News Upcoming...
|Dec 19, 2014
|This extends AdiBags by adding a filter for Outfitter item sets. Please report any issue using the AdiBags ticket system.
|Dec 14, 2014
|AdiSpellHUD Spell overlay customization and spell state HUD. The configuration panel is available using the standard addon menu. Class and spell support The spells supported by the cooldown and aura modules are hard-coded. To keep them simple, I am not planning to add a configuration UI. However, contributions are welcome. I accept pull requests on github.com as long as you respect these four rules: indent with tabs, align with spaces, remove trailing spaces and comment in english. Supported...
|Dec 04, 2014
|This library will fix the shortfalls with debugprofilestart() and debugprofilestop() with the goal of providing a conflict-free way for addons to get accurate timing information. A common use-case for this would be for timing coroutines in order to limit the amount of processing that's done, or to do something in the "background" without using up too much CPU time. Manually Installing Download the latest version. Rename the extracted folder to "!AccurateTime" (add the '!' to the front). Place...
|Nov 26, 2014
|AdiCastBar is a small, simple casting bar addon. Features Replace Blizzard casting bar, Player casting bar with integrated latency and pushback display, Channeling ticks for some spells, Big target casting bar, Global cooldown display, Focus casting bar, Pet casting bar, Bars can be moved and slightly configured using the /adicastbar chat command. Alternative bar texture can be selected by using SharedMedia and !SurfaceControl. ConfigMode support. What it does not do Tradeskill merging (i.e....
Action Bar Saver
|Nov 26, 2014
|Quick little mod, allows you to setup different profiles for your action bars. Mainly this is for hybrid classes that want to be able to respec without spending 10-20 minutes setting their action bars up. All you do is type /abs save <name> and it'll save the location of all your spells, macros and items. For example, if you're currently a Feral Druid you can type /abs save feral then you can respec to Resto and setup your bars, then type /abs save resto once you go respec back to Feral you...
|Oct 17, 2014
|An addon that repairs your items automatically upon visiting a vendor, either from the Guild Bank or from the Player's personal gold, depending on the current day of the week. The user may specify on which days repairs should be paid from the Guild Bank by using the Addon Options. Use /ar or /arcrepair to open the Options.
AFK Quit
|Oct 15, 2014
|This addon will call ForceQuit() right before you are supposed to be logged out for being Idle. This will return you back to your OS instead of going to the character selection screen and then being dropped back to the login screen. The idea is to avoid running your graphics card at 100% GPU all night when you fall asleep without logging out. It also allows your OS to start its screen saver or power down the monitor (and other hardware devices)
Aiue's Quest Tracker
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|Currently a work in progress. Since I will be learning Lua, the WoW API and the WowAce framework while working on this project, my code might undergo structural changes during the early development stages. So, what is Aiue's Quest Tracker, then? Well, as the name implies, it is a quest tracker. This is a replacement of the default built-in quest tracker. But what will make this quest tracker different from all the other quest trackers out there? Well, personally none of the currently...
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|An edit box widget for AceGUI-3.0 that adds a prediction list of results while the user is typing, based on AceGUI-3.0-Spell-Edit-Box and AceGUI-3.0-Completing-EditBox, but with all the spells code management removed, so this is a generic widget, does not display anything by itself, the displayed results must be provided by external code. Introduction API
|Aug 18, 2012
|Autogz for Guild Archievment
Achievement Timer
|Oct 16, 2011
|Ever have trouble with those timed achievements that require you to complete a certain objective within a certain amount of time? This addon is designed to help with that.
|Jun 27, 2011
|Ampere is a small addon designed to mirror the functionality of the login screen "Addons" button in-game. It's designed to fit inside the config GUI introduced in patch 2.4. Ampere lets you quickly enable and disable addons, reload the UI, and load LoadOnDemand addons. [size=3][b]Links[/b][/size] [SIZE=2][B][COLOR=SandyBrown]Visit [URL=http://tekkub.net/]my site[/URL] for more great addons Please report all bugs and feature requests to my [URL=http://github.com/tekkub/Ampere/issues]Github...
Acherus Runes
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|Description Acherus is a Death Knight addon providing displays for runes, procs, runic power, and diseases. A great effort has been put in to make all features customizable. Animations are provided to make it very easy to see when things become available and unavailable. Enjoy! Usage Slash Command To open the configuration type /ac or /acherus, click on the minimap button, or use a Data Broker display that's compatible with launchers. Feature Requests and Bugs If you have a feature request or...
Action Adviser
|Apr 29, 2011
|Action Adviser Description THIS IS CURRENTLY AN EXPERIMENTAL ADDON Description Action Adviser is an addon for World of Warcraft which helps in the process of selecting a spell for use from a rotation or priority list. A fully configurable heads up display window will show a large icon of the next spell that should be used. An action queue list is shown by predicting the outcomes of your casts by reading a SimulationCraft inspired Action List. Action Lists are provided for all DPS class and...
AoA Standby
|Apr 21, 2011
|Standby List addon for Raids
Auto Dinger
|Dec 28, 2010
|I noticed that the old Autoding addon quit being updated so i decided to make my own. It will automatically tell your guild or other selected cahnnels when you level up.
|Dec 07, 2010
|This library provides 5 AceGUI widgets that look like ActionButton and provide the same drag-and-drop features. These widgets are intended to be used with AceConfig-3.0 input options. The widgets are 5 variants accepting diffrent kind of actions: ActionSlotItem : action slot accepting only items, ActionSlotSpell : action slot accepting only spells, ActionSlotMacro : action slot accepting only macros, ActionSlotItem : action slot accepting only equipment sets. ActionSlot : generic action slot...
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|For Warlocks: This add-on will attach the Soulstone buff to you when you enter a dungeon or battlegrounds. It will reattach the buff after each 15m expiration. So long as you can stay alive for the 15m cooldown, you always have a res in the bag!
AutoInvite by Martag
|Jul 06, 2010
|Download From http://www.wowinterface.com/downloads/info11066-AutoInvitebyMartag.html .::Created on September 13, 2008 by Martag on the server Greymane::. AutoInvite 2.2.5b * Updated for 3.3.5! New Features! Fixed Major bug causing invites to be sent out to anyone when they say anything 2.2.5b is kind of an sketchy quick drafted update, please report bugs! Used to Automatically Invite players into a group/raid based on what and where they say certain "trigger" keys. There are several options...


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College Hockey:Key Decision Goes Merrimack's Way
Aquino, Cordeiro Lead Warriors Past Friars
NORTH ANDOVER, Mass. — Few teams in the country are worrying about pivotal games on the last day of November. That is, unless you ask Providence and Merrimack.
With Providence off to a lackluster start after being picked in the preseason to win Hockey East, and Merrimack winless in its first five league games, the weekend home-and-home series between the clubs held plenty of late-November meaning.
Credit round one to the Warriors.
Thanks to three-point nights by Anthony Aquino and Ryan Cordeiro, the Warriors edged the Friars, 3-2, in front of 1,924 at the Volpe Center on Friday night.
Cordeiro played the role of hero, breaking a 2-2 tie in the third period with 13:08 remaining. Providence goaltender Nolan Schaefer (16 saves) stopped two shots on the play by Greg Lauze and Aquino but couldn't get back into position to stop Cordeiro.
Cordeiro, a junior on the Merrimack squad who entered the game with 17 points on the season, has already nearly matched the 18 points he had in two years at New Hampshire before transferring to Merrimack. On Friday, Cordeiro had the chance to play on Merrimack's top line due to an injury to Nick Parillo.
"It's sad that Parillo is out, but it gave me a shot [to play on the first line]," said Cordeiro. "We were able to get things going tonight. I'm glad to be matched with Anthony [Aquino] and Alex [Sikatchev]."
Fellow junior Aquino scored his 10th and 11th goals of the season in the game, netting the first two Warrior goals in the second period. The scoring burst came just days after Aquino learned that the Canadian World Junior team snubbed him for the upcoming tournament. According to Aquino, that served as motivation.
"I'm not surprised. [The Canadian Hockey Association] has never picked me for any of their teams," said Aquino. "I know I should've been picked deep down. Tonight that was definitely motivation.
"The hell with them, though. I'm just going to play hockey … I'm not going to get mad. I'll get even."
Aquino's first goal opened the scoring 2:06 into the second period. After losing control of the puck on a partial breakaway, Aquino peeled off to the right of the net and, instead of looking for someone to pass the puck to, fired a shot along the ice that surprised Schaefer, beating him near post.
Schaefer only faced 19 shots on the night and admitted that goal was part of a lackluster effort.
"It was a different game than I'm used to seeing," said Schaefer, referring to the low shot total for Merrimack. "I guess I wasn't quite ready for it."
Even though the Friars fell behind, they responded before the halfway point of the second period to take the lead.
Drew Omicioli got the Friars on the board, netting a shorthanded goal after taking a breakaway pass from Michael Lucci at 6:07. John Luszcz put the Friars on top at 9:44 when, similarly to Aquino's effort, he surprised Merrimack goalie Joe Exter (29 shots) with a shot from the right half-boards that beat the tender under the arm.
Before the end of the second, though, Aquino pulled the Warriors even. After Cordeiro won a faceoff to Schaefer's right, Aquino cut across from the left wing, picked up the loose puck and fired a wrister through a screen, beating Schaefer over the right shoulder.
After Cordeiro scored the eventual game-winner at 6:52 of the third, he wasn't done yet. Though he was unable to muster any more offense, he put a key block on an Omicioli one-timer from 60 feet as time expired.
Cordeiro made light of a potential injury on the play, saying, "If we'd have lost the game, it would've hurt. But we won and I don't feel anything."
And don't think that there isn't some bad blood stirring. Providence coach Paul Pooley said that his team "found a way to lose the game."
The comment came much to the dismay of Merrimack interim and associate coach Mike Doneghey.
"I'm glad that Paul [Pooley] doesn't think that we beat him," said Doneghey. "I thought we played a great game and I think that's wrong for him to say that."
The two teams will rematch on Saturday night in Providence.
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After using this product I got an ear inflammation. I did an ear irrigation before with an other product, maybe it was too much rinsing! Anyway the handling is very easy.
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|A pa around the rim of extinct volcano, Mangere Mt, Auckland.
|One Tree Hill, a pa on a volcano, Auckland City. The rectangular depressions are storage pits; terraces are draped down the sides.
|Station Bay pa, Motutapu Island, Hauraki Gulf, an example of a headland pa.
|Pa on Browns Island, Hauraki Gulf. Browns Island is composed of successively emptying, now extinct volcanoes and lava fields. The pa are on the rims of the volcanoes.


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A tennis match on a glacier, sponsored by a chocolatier? Yes please, said skier Lindsey Vonn to Roger Federer when he invited her to participate in an exhibition. There you'll find the LINDT SWISS CHOCOLATE HEAVEN at the Jungfraujoch "Top of Europe," 3,454 meters above sea level.
It just so happens there is a tennis court at the location as well, and on Wednesday, July 16 champions of their respective sports played a match surrounded by mountains, snow and one of the world's best views. Federer is a Lindt brand ambassador and it turns out that Vonn loves the game of tennis. Can she play? Yes, if you reduce your expectations and think of her as a weekend player like many amateurs who enjoy playing.
Vonn is a big fan of Roger's and during their Skype call to set up the match, she consoled him about his loss to Novak Djokovic at the recent Wimbledon men's final match. Although the call occurred only days after the loss, Roger Federer was upbeat, a man who can flip the switch and move on.
When that includes playing tennis on the Aletsch Glacier against the backdrop of the Alps, it has to be less difficult to get past a huge disappointment.
A Lindt brand ambassador looks like a great gig, particularly when you can stock your tennis bag with chocolate. Roger has represented them well and sounds happy to do so. Roger said, "I never cease to be amazed by the great ideas LINDT comes up with. Today on the Jungfraujoch was a real highlight for me."
As for the company, you can say they're thrilled to be associated with a champion and a tennis icon like Federer. Ernst Tanner, CEO and Chairman of the Board of Lindt & Sprüngli, commented: "With the themed chocolate shop at the Jungfraujoch, we have positioned our brand at a lofty height. Our aim is to introduce tourists from abroad to our LINDT chocolate up there."


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The 1930s remain the "Golden Age" of horror movies. One of the principal reasons for this is technology, given that during the 1930s movies for the first time benefited from sound. Moreover, slightly relaxing social mores enabled filmmakers to push the envelope in terms of more overt supernatural horror, with actual monsters rather than "fake" ones.
Perhaps the most important studio of the time was Universal Studios, which brought many monsters to life on the silver screen. The studio also helped create a new age of monster actors, such as Bela Lugosi and Boris Karloff. Reflecting the lurid proceedings projected on screens of America were posters that showcased their monsters and their menace. This list compiles some of the best artwork produced for horror film posters of the 1930s.
Inspired more by the stage play than Bram Stoker's novel, 1931's Dracula starred Bela Lugosi as the bloodthirsty vampire who is confronted by Professor Van Helsing. The movie also showcased the talents of Dwight Frye, who played the psychotic Renfield. Directed by Tod Browning, Dracula would influence all vampire films that would follow.
The poster shown here has a value estimated at more than $300,000 (Heritage Auctions, March 2012). The poster showcases Dracula (Lugosi) tormenting Renfield (Frye) while the two are aboard a cargo ship (the schooner Vesta) heading toward England. When the ships strikes shore, Renfield is the only living person found aboard. Renfield's mad ravings force officials to place him in the care of Dr. Seward, who runs a sanatorium next to Carfax Abbey, which will become Dracula's new residence.
Like Dracula, 1931's Frankenstein was adapted more from the play by Peggy Webling than the original novel by Mary Shelley. Directed by James Wale, Frankenstein starred Colin Clive as monster maker. Dr. Frankenstein (whose famous line "It's alive!" was originally censored, removing the piece, "Now I know what it feels like to be God!"). The movie also features Dwight Frye as "Fritz," Frankenstein's assistant and the monster's tormentor. Of course, the most coveted role of the monster went to then-unknown Boris Karloff, who would go on to make various horror movies during his illustrious career.
The poster shown here is taken from the movie, when the monster (Karloff) confronts Henry Frankenstein's bride-to-be Elizabeth (Mae Clarke). The monster does not kill Elizabeth, but he does frighten her so much that she faints.
'The Mummy'
Originally released in 1932, The Mummy stars Boris Karloff at the titular mummy, a revived ancient priest (Imhotep) now known as Ardath Bey. The mummy's goal is to revive his dead love, the Princess Ankh-es-en-amon. The mummy is brought to life using the Scroll of Toth, and it is this same scroll that the revived Imhotep intends to use to bring back his lover. Later movies focused on the mute mummy Kharis, originally played by Tom Tyler but then taken over by Lon Chaney Jr.
The poster shown here features Imhotep (Karloff) wrapped in his signature bandages (which are soon removed to reveal a desiccated undead form) and Zita Johann, who plays Helen Grosvenor, the reincarnated from of Princess Ankh-es-en-amon.
'King Kong'
Originally screened in 1933, King Kong was directed and produced by Merian C. Cooper and Ernest B. Schoedsack. Although the movie showcased a stop-motion miniature as a giant ape living on Skull Island, the movie also helped launch the career of Fay Wray, who played Ann Darrow (the beauty to Kong's beast).
Referred to as the "Eighth Wonder of the World," King Kong in the movie stands at 25 feet and can lift more than two times his own weight. On Skull Island, Kong faces a number of menaces, including a Tyrannosaurus rex, a Pteranodon, and a snake-like Eslasmosaurus.
The poster shown here showcases the climax of the movie, where King Kong stands atop the Empire State Building, with Ann in one hand and a biplane in the other. Although Kong puts up a good fight, the machineguns aboard the biplanes eventually take down the giant ape.
'The Bride of Frankenstein'
The success of Frankenstein made a sequel inevitable, so in 1935 Universal released The Bride of Frankenstein. Colin Clive returned as Dr. Frankenstein, as did Boris Karloff as the monster. New cast members include Enest Thesiger as the flamboyant Dr. Septimus Pretorius and Elsa Lanchester in the dual role of Mary Shelley and as "the bride." James Whale also returned as director.
The Bride of Frankenstein builds upon a subplot in Shelley's novel about the monster asking for a mate. Goaded by Dr. Pretorius, Dr. Frankenstein sets out to do this very thing. Sadly, even the bride finds the monster repulsive, leading to one of the movie's most poignant lines: "She hates me. Like others." And moments later, he says to the bride, "You stay. We belong dead."
The poster shown here features the two monsters, with the monster's signature greenish skin and electron bolts and the bride's lightning hair. An original poster like this sold in 2007 for more than $300,000 (Heritage Auction Galleries).
Originally screened in 1932, Germany's Vampyr was directed by Carl Theodor Dreyer, who is even today regarded as one of the greatest directors in cinema. The movie was inspired by Sheridan Le Fanu's short stories collected in the book In A Glass Darkly. This collection features the vampire novella Carmilla and short stories such as "Green Tea" and "The Familiar."
Nicolas de Gunzburg stars in the role of Allan Grey, a student of the occult who finds himself in a village known as Coutrempierre. The village is held captive by an elderly vampire Marguerite Chopin (Henriette Gerard), who uses some of the villagers as minions to carry out her nefarious deeds. Although the film was dismissed during its initial release (it is hard to follow), it has since become a cult classic, particularly with fans of the horror genre.


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By Patsy R. Brumfield/NEMS Daily Journal
This political upheaval with we-don't-like-government is really taking hold around America.
The Tea Party is shaking up politicians near and far, and it's attracted a lot of people with diverse backgrounds, although it still looks like most of them are white and leaning Republican.
Just across my e-mail comes an announcement from the anti-Tea Party calling itself the Coffee Party USA.
I don't know who's in charge, but this group plans its first Tupelo get-together May 11. Any folks interested should go to www.CoffeePartyUSA.com.
The Coffee Party USA advertises itself as giving people another way to get involved and be heard, rather than with loud demonstrations and "overall divisive language," aka the Tea Party.
Good luck and God bless 'em, I say.
Any way Americans can get involved with shaping their government should be a good thing.
If I had any extra time, from work and gardening and watching "Tough Love/Couples" and "Celebrity Rehab," I think I could organize my own grassroots group, the Beer Party USA.
We'd talk about government and how to make it better. We'd also talk about legalizing home brewing.
I bet we could do a brisk business with trademarked T-shirts.
And what about those foam things you can put your bottle or can into to keep it cold?
I bet our meetings would be well attended. Gosh, who wouldn't want to come to a Beer Party meeting and "get involved?"
We'd have an egalitarian appeal as the party of Every Man or Every Woman. We'd be the Beer Party, not the Champagne Party or the White Wine and Brie Party.
I think I'm on to something here.
I understand that we can't have people running uncontrolled, uninspected stills and brew-plants for public consumption.
But it seems like the American way – freedom and all – that if you've got the ability to make a little beer for yourself and don't plan to sell it, you ought to be able to do it.
Mississippi has a few micro-brew businesses, which probably got started in somebody's home kitchen.
Perhaps if we legally allowed personal home brewing, we might encourage a wave of new enterprise, if our brewers became so inclined.
I've even got a commitment from a state senator to sponsor the legislation. A current, underground home brewer has promised to name a vintage after him, if the bill becomes law.
So, maybe I'll suggest to my home brewer that he put in the legal paperwork for our group. It may actually get some traction, or foam, in today's political climate.
And don't forget about the T-shirts.
Contact Patsy R. Brumfield at (662) 678-1596 or firstname.lastname@example.com. Read Patsy's blog, From the Front Row, on NEMS360.com or her posts on Twitter and Facebook.


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Halfway through 2014, the museums of San Francisco have already seen a lot of exhibitions and events, from those of world renowned artists to seasonal events. Here is what went down in the city by the bay:
1. Asian Art Museum: The museum's first two exhibitions delved into the origins of yoga and the mentality of Himalayan Buddhism. Later, the museum coincided with the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (SFMOMA), in a exhibition that asks what is considered to be gorgeous.
2. Cartoon Art Museum: The museum continued it's celebration of the Sandman's 25th anniversary, while beginning celebrations of histories for James Bond, female comic book artists, and a legendary Marvel comics artist. Also this year, there were various events including the first annual Queer Comics Expo and an appearance from Tom Tomorrow.
3. Contemporary Jewish Museum: The museum offered exhibitions of an interactive installation of Jewish life, artist Arthur Szyk and 20th century home design from artists who escaped Nazi Germany and Fascist Italy, all of which would have an impact on the world of architecture.
4. DeYoung Museum: The museum had their annual Bouquets to Art exhibition, as well as the tenth season of Friday Nights at the DeYoung program. As for exhibitions, they included the history of the Bay Bridge, Georgia O' Keeffe's Lake George period, Native American Art from a prominent art collection, various modern art from another, and photography covering the early days of the LGBT movement.
5. Legion of Honor Museum: Exhibitions from this museum include works from Henri Matisse (also the year's first conjunction with SFMOMA), Impressionist art from the National Gallery of Art, and copper art from the Chalcolithic period (Stone-Copper period).
6. Museo Italo Americano: Museum had two new exhibitions this year, that included abstraction and works in marble and stone, exploring everything including urban life and various emotions.
7. Museum of Craft and Design: This year, exhibitions included multi-lathe sculpture, the significant design element of "material absence", works made entirely of cardboard, commentaries of global consumption and handcrafted wearable art.
8. San Francisco Museum of Modern Art: Along with conjunctions with the Legion of Honor and Asian Art Museums, SFMOMA also coincided with the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts for an exhibition on South African art.
Upcoming exhibitions from the San Francisco museums as 2014 rolls on include works from Keith Haring, a celebrated 16th century artist, footage of a celebrated benefactor of San Francisco, and SFMOMA's conjunction with a Sacramento museum.


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About a week ago when Sean Payton returned to the Saints as the head coach, the first thing he did was to fire defensive coordinator, Steve Spagnuolo. The Saints' defense was a mess last year to be sure; however, I wonder how much of that was "coaching" and how much of that was due to those dreaded "distractions" teams always worry about. Anyone who was paying any attention at all to the Saints' situation last season knows that "chaotic" would be a reasonable adjective for what was going on there.
Having said all that, the numbers for the Saints' defense simply cannot stand even the slightest scrutiny without reaching the conclusion that "something has to change here". Part of that change was jettisoning Spagnuolo and another part of that change was the announcement that the Saints would switch to a 3-4 defense next year. Here is a flavor of how bad the Saints' defense was in 2012:
Allowed 440 yards per game (worst in the NFL)
Allowed 148 yards per game rushing (worst in the NFL)
Allowed 5.2 yards per rushing attempt (worst in the NFL)
Allowed 7.9 yards per pass attempt (worst in the NFL)
Allowed 6.5 yards per play (worst in the NFL)
Allowed more first downs than any other defense
Allowed 28.4 points per game (next to last in the NFL)
Unless you were the mother of one of the defensive players, you would look at that list and have to conclude that it was an amazing display of ineptitude.
I mentioned recently that JaMarcus Russell hoped to make a comeback in the NFL and that he was working with trainers and quarterback consultants to achieve that end. When that announcement hit the streets, the news was that Russell had already begun to lose weight and had gone from 320 lbs. to 308 lbs. Subsequent to that revelation, there are reports in various places – to include NFL.com – that Russell and the NY Jets have had "very exploratory informal discussions". If that is true, I have to believe those discussions involved the possibility of Russell playing for the Jets. After all, I doubt that the new Jets' GM wanted to consult with Russell on the subject of North Atlantic Oscillation and its impact on the economies of the northern European tier.
Let me say that I am skeptical about JaMarcus Russell's ability to return to the NFL and to establish himself as a QB worthy of having been taken as the overall #1 pick in the 2007 draft. Should he do so, I will acknowledge my error; that is what skepticism is all about.
Taking that one step further, I think that the scrutiny he would undergo in NYC is exactly what JaMarcus Russell would not need in order to succeed. If he went to a charity event in NY and consumed anything more than a cup of black coffee, it could wind up as tabloid fodder and speculation about his dedication to controlling his girth. That will not help…
Fans in NY do not even wait for players like Russell to come to town; fans in NY revel in heaping snark on pro athletes. I got this e-mail from a friend who lives just outside after mentioning that Russell was attempting to lose weight and make a comeback. For the record, my friend is a Giants' fan not a Jets' fan:
"When the Raiders cut JaMarcus [Russell] in 2010, he was the biggest bust in the history of the NFL Draft. When he weighed 320 lbs., he had the biggest bust in the NFL."
Memo to JaMarcus Russell: If you get any offer to sign with any NFL team outside of NYC, take it. Come to think of it, add Philly and Cleveland to that list.
Earlier this week, Dwight Perry had this item as the first entry in his Sideline Chatter column in the Seattle Times. Indeed the opening question here is a fair one…
"Is any sport safe from the scourge of performance- enhancing drugs?
"Olympic gold medalist Jim Armstrong of Canada will be suspended for 18 months after testing positive for tamoxifen, a breast-cancer drug that serves as an estrogren-blocker.
"Who's Jim Armstrong, you ask? He's a Paralympic curler."
According to a report on CBSsports.com, today is a deadline in the sale of the Phoenix Coyotes by the NHL to Greg Jamison who used to be the CEO for the San José Sharks. According to this report, Jamison needs to have the money in hand to purchase the team by midnight tonight or the current lease arrangement that the Coyotes have with the City of Glendale, AZ will expire. Compounding the problem is the fact that there is a new mayor in Glendale who does not think that a sweetheart deal for the hockey team is a key priority for that municipality.
The ESPN.com reporting on this story says that there is another consortium poised to buy the Coyotes in the event that Jamison cannot come up with the money by midnight tonight. Nonetheless, there is no way to know if the city would negotiate a deal with the new consortium that was sufficiently favorable to the new owners and at the same time sufficiently less generous than the previous deal so as to provide political cover for the local pols.
Stay tuned; there is more to come on this matter… Please recall, the original owner of the Coyotes had an offer to buy the Coyotes several years ago from a Canadian who did not need any other investors to close the deal but the NHL refused to approve the deal because they "suspected" that the new owner would move the team of "Southern Ontario". That move would have reduced the "national footprint" that the NHL continues to think is important to them despite the fact that northern teams produce far more revenue for the league than the so-called Sun Belt teams.
Finally, here is an item from a recent column by Greg Cote in the Miami Herald:
"Parting thought: The NFL is considering changing its Rooney Rule after not one of the eight new head coaches or seven new general managers recently hired was named Rooney."
But don't get me wrong, I love sports………


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Satisficing in strategic environments: a theoretical approach and experimental evidence
Max Planck Institute of Economics
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Bounded rationality
Satisficing behavior
Strategic interaction
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The satisficing approach is generalized and applied to finite n-person games. Based on direct elicitation of aspirations, we formally define the concept of satisficing, which does not exclude (prior-free) optimality but includes it as a border case. We also review some experiments on strategic games illustrating and partly supporting our theoretical approach.
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Men, you still have 5 days to plan a special Valentine's Day for your special lady. If you are on a budget and not sure what to get for your significant other, we have a few suggestions.
1. Jewelrey - Go to your local Pier 1 Imports and check out their jewelrey selection. Yes, you heard that right. Pier 1 is not just a home goods store, but they also sell fun and inexpensive necklaces, bracelets and rings. View their selection of gifts for her under $10.
2. Flowers - You can save money by staying away from the traditional rose bouquet and going with something a little different such as daises or sunflowers. Something you may not know is that your local Costco or Sam's Club also carries a wide variety of flowers for up to 50% less that what you would spend online or at the local florist.
3. The Date - Believe it or not, you can take her to quite a few places that she will love for free. The Indianapolis Museum of Art is free to the public and she will love spending time in this beautiful museum with the one she loves. Just don't forget to get a picture in front of the LOVE art piece. If she is not into art, you can always go to Easley Winery where they offer free wine tastings 7 days a week! If you are willing to celebrate a week early then head downtown to Devour Indy and take advantage of one of their 2 for $30 meals.


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09 AprTue / 2013In several of the paintings in "Picasso Black and White," Pablo Picasso characteristically leaves visible traces of earlier sketches on his canvas. The visible underdrawing and erasures are known as "pentimenti."


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SO much color.
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My end-of-summer goal is to vigorously clean ALL the nooks, crannies, cupboards, and drawers that so easily accumulate unnecessary objects. On the surface this is not the most creative task, but I'm finding that it stimulates my creativity in unexpected ways.
One of my favorite things to do with the treasures that hide away in boxes or gather dust on a shelf, but that have sentimental value, is to make mobiles. It's a great way to give them new life and visibility and purpose.
{I found all of these feathers within the course of a month a few years ago. Feathers mean "change" and I thought it would be a good reminder to stay open to whatever change was coming by having them present in my office. Plus, they're pretty.}
To make your own you will need:
Treasures : not too heavy, like shells, postcards or pictures, feathers, dried leaves or flowers, or pretty papers cut into shapes
A wire coat hanger or heavy gauge wire (18 or higher) — the weight of wire you need depends on the weight of the objects you are using
Thread or fishing line and a needle
Wire cutters
Glue (Elmers is fine)
Clear off a large work space and lay out your treasures in the way you'd like them to hang. As you arrange them, think about weight and balance and remember it DOES NOT have to be symmetrical. We tend to gravitate towards symmetrical things, but balance is more important with mobiles (who knew making mobiles would be a philosophical exercise!) :: if you have one object that is much heavier than the others, you will need more lighter ones opposite it to balance it. Also, think about how the objects will move around each other when they're hanging and be sure to give them plenty of room to spin in your room air currents.
For example, in the photo above, the last object on the right thread is a small metal feather, probably about the weight of a quarter. It took SEVEN big feathers on the left in order to balance it.
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{I had these little homemade felt balls stashed in a box, waiting for brilliant inspiration. They are MUCH more inspiring in mobile form, and still useable if another idea comes to mind.}
Once you've come up with an arrangement you like, get them ready for hanging : thread your treasures onto thread or fishing line. If the objects are weighty, you'll want to put a stop-knot below each so they don't smoosh together. Once you've finished, leave the end of the thread really long so you have plenty to work with when you're ready to hang them.
Now for the scaffold. If you're using a coat hanger, unwrap it and cut off the squigley ends. You will need one long piece for the top and one, or two, or three smaller pieces depending on how many strings you have. Bend loops at the ends of each piece to hang your objects from — you can make them simple or fancy, whatever your preference. Tie about a foot of thread or fishing line to the center of each scaffold-wire — make sure your knot is secure.
Next, find somewhere you can hang your mobile while you are working on it so you can have both hands at your disposal. You want it to hang freely so you can balance all your objects : a table edge, a light fixture, or a significant other all work well. First hang your top wire (the longest one) from this temporary hanger. Next, attach the smaller wires to the loops at the length you like. Don't worry about balance yet as it will change when you hang your objects.
Tie your strings of treasures to the small scaffolds at the length you'd like. I tie loops in the string at the right length and then just hook them over the scaffold loops. This way they are easy to change later, if necessary.
Once everything is attached, start balancing. To balance the mobile, move the hanging wires along the center of the scaffolds. In the photo above, you can see that the thread attaching the top scaffold wire to the ceiling is NOT centered. You also might have to slightly adjust the lengths at which your objects hang. Once everything is in place, dab a drop of glue on each scaffold-wire/string junction so everything stays where you want it. Let the glue dry a bit and then stand back and admire your handiwork!
{I can't claim ownership of the idea for this one, but it is BRILLIANT. And easy to make: tiny clips from a craft supply store, wire, thread and your favorite pictures or cards…}
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Besides being a source of inspiration for you, mobiles make great gifts and are a lovely addition to a kids room, over a baby-changing table or in the garden.
~Let me know if any of the instructions are unclear in the comments and I will clarify.~
It may seem unlikely, but I have a lemon tree in Montana.
It lives in a pot and in the winter it soaks up the sun from a spot on the table that I built. Once the summer sets in it moves onto the deck. It has more blossoms this year than I've ever seen. Sometimes I forget it is there and as I sit on the deck the breeze brings the scent of jasmine and honeysuckle, the noise of the street becomes the sound of waves, and for just a moment I'm no longer in Montana.
This year I planted an herb garden off the back of my deck. Herbs are beautiful ornamentals because of the variety of leaf shapes and plant architecture. Plus, they're useful! Over the last two months, my little garden has THRIVED. What began as a few little starts here and there has become a lush, exploding border of greenery.
I'm channeling all my creativity into finding new ways of preserving them so that my winter can be filled with the scents of summer.
Infusing with herbs is a great way to capture their oils. Here are a few infusions I've come up with:
Infused oils add a subtle zip to a familiar dish.
What I'm doing:
Olive oil infused with oregano and thyme to use in Med. dishes.
Olive oil infused with basil for late summer caprese salad and winter pizzas.
Marjoram infused walnut oil for a rich, simple vinegrette: all I'll need to add is a little lemon juice.
Simple syrup is a secret ingredient in well-stocked kitchens for use in cold drinks, a simple glaze on cakes or a substitute for syrup on pancakes.
What I'm doing:
A one-to-one ratio of sugar and water with each of the following:
Orange mint, peppermint, lavender and thyme
Infused alcohols are easy to make and a great DIY way to spice up your evening aperitif.
What I'm doing:
Vodka infused with tangerine sage and pineapple sage.
What are your favorite clever ways to preserve herbs for use in the winter months?
I've been in Seattle for 5 days. Five days filled with green and familiarity.
I showed a friend my blog this morning and as the picture from Monday's post loaded, my entire body sighed… I am no longer a forest girl. The plains have claimed me completely.
As you read this I will be headed home. Driving east : past fruit stands (where some Washington stone fruits will hitch a ride home with me for my jam pot…), through pass after pass after pass, through the wooded, winding roads of western Montana, HOME.
These annual roadtrips fill me with inspiration : the varieties of landscapes I pass through, the funny observations that start stories spinning in my mind, the different color palates and monuments flying past my window…
There are a few new prints in MY SHOP inspired by these trips back and forth across the west.
A reminder of summer adventures to hang on your wall.
These were my three favorite songs that I heard last weekend at the Red Ants Pants Music Festival.
Martha Scanlan * Seeds of the Pine
Carrie Rodriguez * La Punalada Trapera
Side note: the Festival was AH-MAZING! It's going to be an annual affair : Mark your calendars for late July 2012 and plan your trips to Montana NOW. So worth it.
The setting is amazing — all sky and grass and mountains. The people were incredible — every demographic possible and all so happy to be there. And the music was phenomenal — see above.
I love to cook all the time, but there is something especially magical about planning meals in the summer. Maybe it's the long days that makes it feel like there is time for elaborate preparations. Or the abundance of fresh produce. Or the activities and adventures that make food taste so much better.
Whatever the reason, some of my favorite summer reads also revolve around food. Many of these are well known and if you haven't read them, check your local library. Others are more obscure but SO wonderful and worth looking through used bookstores for :
The Supper of the Lamb by Robert Farrar Capon (wouldn't you HAVE to become a food writer if your last name is Capon?!)
ANYTHING written by MFK Fisher
South Wind Through the Kitchen by Elizabeth David
My Life in France by Julia Child
I'm headed to Seattle for the week to visit family and friends (one just moved onto a houseboat!!!!!!!!) and stumbled across this at the library : My Sweet Life in Paris by David Lebovitz . I love reading his blog — full of humor and astute observations on food and culture — so I CAN'T WAIT to settle into my seat on the plane and crack this open.
Vacation, here I come!
Della's favorite past-time is to chase songbirds.
Her herding instincts have targeted the wrong species and she doesn't seem to care a whit that they pay no attention to her directional suggestions. She runs full speed back and forth across the hillside, hidden these days by the tall grass. Every so often I'll get a glimpse of black ears and white face and giant smile spy-hopping through the flowers. She and I came home from an adventure in our favorite meadow today and my fella said her head smelled like flowers. Now she's passed out in the sun, a smile still on her face.
She is the best reminder in my life to be present and enjoy every moment — even the impossible tasks.
I love illustration that instantly takes me away to an imaginary world. I can't look at these critters without stories rushing into my head…
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Employment Articles in Atlanta, Georgia by Katie Lindbloom
Job Searching During The Holidays
by Katie Lindbloom - Dec, 2009
Job searching at anytime can be discouraging, but hang on because it is especially hard during the holidays. In my experience, companies that are not retail focused tend to curtail their job openings toward the end of the year. Some common reasons for not hiring during the holidays include: • Staff are taking holiday vacations so there isn't enough time or personnel to train new staff members. • Departments may be waiting...
Social Media: Should I Invest The Time?
by Katie Lindbloom - Nov, 2009
With an extremely competitive job market coupled with a down economy, you may be looking for creative ways to find leads and connect with hiring managers. You may even be wondering if social media is the answer. Is it worth investing the time? Will I really get results? Which site should I try first? These are only a few of the questions I'm sure you have. If you feel you've exhausted all your options and haven't tried soci...
The Job Seeker Blues
by Katie Lindbloom - Oct, 2009
If you've been looking for a job with little or no success, you may start to feel defeated and your job search hopeless. You're not alone, many unemployed and even some employed job seekers hit a wall in their job search where it seems like you've done everything possible and spent endless hours applying for jobs to only be in the same position you were in months ago. If this is you, I'm sorry to say, you have the job seeker...
Customize For Every Job You Apply To
by Katie Lindbloom - Sep, 2009
Customize, customize, customize....for every job you apply to. In this fiercely competitive job market, hiring managers are not looking for people who meet most of their criteria, but instead they are looking for the perfect fit who meets all of their criteria. As a job seeker you need to customize your cover letter and resume for each and every job you apply to so it demonstrates that you are ideal for that particular ope...
Job Searching in a Recession
by Katie Lindbloom - Aug, 2009
Job searching is a full-time job. Putting together your resume and modifying it for every job you apply to, keeping your records organized, searching online job boards and company websites, networking, and on and on. Unfortunately in a recession, you have to work overtime. There is no room for error or downtime as the competition is fierce. How are you differentiating yourself from your competition? Below are a few ti...
Avoid Falling Victim to Resume Self-Destruction
by Katie Lindbloom - Jul, 2009
After working for a staffing and recruiting agency for nearly 6 years, I've seen my share of poorly written, badly formatted, and self-destructing resumes. Many jobseekers have shot themselves in the foot for making simple and basic mistakes. As I'm sure you've heard and read time and time again, your resume is a marketing tool to promote yourself. It's evident to hiring managers how much time and effort you've invested in...
How to Explain an Employment Gap
by Katie Lindbloom - Jul, 2008
Arguably the most important aspect of a resume is the work history. Unfortunately, if you've spent any time not working, either taking care of a sick family member, staying at home with your kids, or going on a sabbatical, you could have a huge, eye grabbing hole in your resume. Employers do not like to see any gaps in your work history, so you must explain any time that you were not employed. You can do this by addressing...
I've Submitted My Resume…Now What?
by Katie Lindbloom - Apr, 2008
You've just submitted your resume to a job posting or a classified advertisement…now what? As a job seeker, you need to assume that the employer is getting plenty of other resumes so give him or her time to respond. The amount of time you want to give will vary. If you have applied for a highly skilled position that only a select few could fill, expect to be contacted within a week, but if you've applied for a very general po...
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Oakland Gardens consists of almost 20,000 acres that were deeded to European settlers in 1645. This area was originally referred to as the "alley". The "alley" consisted of the marshes, fields, and trees south of the Little Neck Bay. The community developed its name from the Oakland Golf Course, which was created in the 1890s. The golf course later became home to Queensborough Community College, Benjamin Cardozo High School, and P.S. 203. The area further developed due to the addition of Long Island Rail Road service in the 1800s.
The population experienced a boom after WWII. The development of many of the major apartment complexes and single-family housing occurred between the 1940s and 1960s. Many of the people who came to settle in Oakland Gardens during this time period were from Brooklyn and the Bronx. The diversity in the population has grown in recent years.
The first library services in Oakland Gardens began through the efforts of the Library Sub-Committee of the Bell Park Gardens School Committee. They championed for library facilities for the community. The early efforts of the committee succeeded in obtaining a Book Bus stop for the Bell Apartments; however the committee continued their efforts to obtain a branch library.
The Windsor Park Branch Library had its grand opening on September 17, 1951 at 73-28 Bell Boulevard in a rented store space. The community discovered that a larger library facility was needed. In 1956, Windsor Park Branch Library moved to its current location of 79-50 Bell Boulevard. The branch experienced major renovations in 1976 as well as several minor building projects that contribute to the appearance of the library today.


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ABC is planning a new bachelor spinoff for the summer, and "Bachelor in Paradise" will bring back previous contestants to help them find love. Entertainmentwise reports on March 23 that the show will be similar to the "Bachelor Pad," but it will allow the contestants to stay in a tropical location. The show has promised that villains and others from previous seasons will return.
Although ABC has not confirmed if Juan Pablo will join the bachelor spinoff, it shares that there will be a mix of favorites and villains to keep fans happy. The show is set to air in the summer, but it will only have six episodes. Similar to "Bachelor Pad," prizes will be up for grabs, and ABC hopes love is also a part of the show.
Chris Harrison will return to host "Bachelor in Paradise" as contestants from "The Bachelor" and "The Bachelorette" get to enjoy a tropical vacation with a twist. Although the show has confirmed roses will still be a part of the ceremonies, it may be planning to change some of the other traditions. Producers do not want it to be identical to the "Bachelor Pad," so fans should expect changes.
Some sources are already comparing the upcoming show to "Temptation Island" with the tropical location serving as a backdrop for affairs and love triangles. ABC is not sharing details about contestants at this time, but it plans to include people from several seasons.


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Kenny Burrell with Coleman Hawkins: Montono Blues
Montono Blues
Kenny Burrell (guitar)
Bluesy Burrell (PRCD-30658)
Kenny Burrell (guitar), Coleman Hawkins (tenor sax), Tommy Flanagan (piano), Major Holley (bass), Eddie Locke (drums), Ray Barretto (congas).
Composed by Kenny Burrell.
Recorded: Englewood Cliffs, NJ, September 14, 1962
Rating: 88/100 (learn more)
This early-'60s Kenny Burrell original is a relaxed setting paced by Ray Barretto's swaying Latin rhythms. The first soloist is actually Major Holley on bowed bass, and it's a nice one, but the main course follows immediately. That's when the old master tenorist, who just took his spot next to Burrell during the recording, gets the nod to start blowing.
Coleman's instantly recognizable wide vibrato and smooth legato is something that never gets old, and Bean laying it over a blues chord progression sounds as natural as breathing. That said, the real treat comes when Burrell and Coleman casually exchange short statements. Hawkins, the icon of prewar jazz saxophone, and Burrell, one of the major exponents of bop guitar, find much common ground in their love to swing.
The back-and-forth is so enjoyable that hearing the fadeout at less than five minutes is a letdown. "Montono Blues" is a jam session of two legends, generations apart, that deserved to linger.
Reviewer: S. Victor Aaron
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Emily: "Addiction, an impulse that once indulged is impossible to pacify, even when starved the hunger survives."
"Addiction" is tonight's episode of "Revenge." If you haven't seen tonight's episode, then beware of spoilers. To review what happened last time, click here. Be sure to check out the slideshow for more quotes from tonight's episode. "Revenge" airs Sunday nights at 9 on ABC (KTRK).
Emily is having a hard time getting close to Pascal. This seems like the first time in a while, if not ever, that Emily hasn't been able to charm answers out of someone. It is great to see her presented with a challenge. What's even better is that Pascal is actually helping out Victoria. She is using him to figure out what Emily is up to. Of course, this would not be an actual grudge match unless Emily figured out Victoria's involved. It might have been nice to see Emily be oblivious to this for a little bit longer. At least at the end she is not positive of anything. She has suspicions about Victoria, but she knows that Pascal was videotaping her, which helps her to put two and two together. It will be interesting to see how Emily gets around this issue. Did you like to see Emily try to work for Pascal's attention a bit more than usual?
Daniel decides that it is time that he and Charlotte take down Emily's friends. It is great to see Daniel attempt to be proactive and actually do something, but he doesn't actually start trying to take down any of Emily's friends. Instead, he focuses on keeping Margaux at Voulez by trying to get her to think that Jack wants her to take the job in Rome so that he can be with Emily. It's not ridiculous that Daniel would try this to get what he wants, which is Margaux staying here so he can get his old job back. What is ridiculous is that Margaux believes it. It just further serves as a reminder that she is not all that interesting and that she should leave. Are you a fan of Margaux's?
There is a lot of relationship talk in this episode. Jack and Emily manage to have an open conversation about their love lives. It is great seeing them be this honest with each other, and it is a new way to see the two of them as friends. Each of them gives the other advice on what to do and is a sympathetic ear. Emily goes to see Aiden in Bermuda for help. It is fantastic to see him say that he will not keep running to her aid. He is earning respect from viewers, or well at least from me. In the end, he does come back, but that is only because his father is somehow involved. Conrad and Stevie have an intimate conversation, which is strange. Seeing Conrad that vulnerable is a fantastic character moment. He is hurt because he learns that Stevie cheated on him and had a son, Jack. Other than that, the Conrad and Stevie time is a bit boring. Even her conversation with Jack is not all that interesting. It is hard to figure out what to think about her. What are your thoughts on all of this?
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Kindness of Strangers
Posted by Cindy on Sunday, April 10th, 2011
A short time a go I happen to be in the grocery store with 2 of my kids, grabbing something for them to take to school (just before school.) Of course I was in a hurry and we were running late and wouldn't you know that when I got up to the check stand and opened by purse, I discovered that my wallet was not there. How embarrassing! I quickly got on the phone to my husband and confirmed that yes I had left my wallet at the office, seconds later while I was still on the phone...a kind stranger flipped out a $20 and paid for my items. I am sure I turned a few shades of red standing there stunned and stammering a Thank you while hanging on to my phone. I was so taken back I was honestly speechless. I followed him out to the parking lot and did not even get his name. All he said was "my wife has done that before, don't worry about it. Have a good Day" Wow! with all that is going wrong in the world, there are so many things that are right. Thanks to the kindness of strangers. I think that was the nicest random thing that anyone has ever done for me, and it left me very humbled and very grateful and pledging to perform my own random acts of kindness.
So there you go I want to do something random today and have a give-away. I want to hear from all of you about Kindness of Strangers. Post the kindest thing(s) you have seen a stranger do for you or have seen done for someone else. Big or small it all counts. I really don't want to make this about a give-away...but I do want hear from you and have a give-away. Post your comments by April 17th.
I will give away one fat quarter pack randomly and one fat quarter pack to my favorite post. Thanks in advance for sharing. And a big Thanks to the stranger who paid for my groceries one early morning.
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