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CANTON, N.Y. — Yale (10-10, 8-5 ECAC) capitalized on some early scoring chances and staved off a furious three-goal third-period Saint rally to defeat St. Lawrence (8-15-4, 4-8-1 ECAC), 5-4, at Appleton Arena.
Yale got goals from five different skaters and Josh Gartner made 39 saves to lead his squad to its fifth consecutive victory. The Bulldogs have won their last six conference tilts.
The Yale penalty kill unit, which has been steadily improving recently, received its biggest test of the season in the third period against the Saints. St. Lawrence had three stretches of two-man advantages, including the final 43 seconds during which the Saints pulled netminder Kevin Ackley for an extra skater. While St. Lawrence's final goal came on a 5-on-3 advantage, Yale killed six of the Saints' seven power plays on the evening.
"Our penalty kill was terrific all night," Yale coach Tim Taylor said. "Joe Callahan (who was on the ice for an entire two minute stretch during the Saints' first two man advantage and netted a goal in the second period) was the best player on the ice tonight. That might have been his best game yet in a Yale uniform."
Christian Jensen's beautiful power play goal at 16:22 of the third period looked at the time like icing on the cake, as Yale held a four-goal lead. However, Jensen's wrist shot from the right faceoff circle proved to be the ultimate game-winner as St. Lawrence charged back with three third-period goals.
Yale's power play unit also played a key role in the victory, as Yale converted on three of its six chances. The Bulldogs got power play goals from Jeff Hristovski, Brad Mills and Jensen.
"This was a huge, huge two points on the road, because we know how tight the league race will be," Taylor said. "Character wise, this game was as valuable as any we'll play all year."
Gartner earned his fifth consecutive victory in net, stopping all but four St. Lawrence shots.
"Josh was there each time we needed him," Taylor said. "I thought he played another very strong game for us tonight."
Yale played one of its most inspired games of the year, dominating the neutral zone for most of the game. Even in the third period, when the Saints were mounting their comeback, the Bulldogs continued their scrappy play, continuing a trend of increased physicality in recent weeks.
"Our level of battle in the first and second periods was unbelievable," Taylor said. "And in the third period, I don't think we let up that much, and we especially did not lose our cool down the stretch."
The Bulldogs, who were outshot for the sixteenth time this year, 43-22, got on the board first with a power-play goal from Hristovski on an assist from fellow sophomore Joe Zappala 7:13 into the game. St. Lawrence answered back at 18:04 when defenseman Matt Macdonald netted a blast from the right point.
Yale scored all three goals in the second period, including junior C.J. Nibbe's first of the season at 12:41. Blueliner Joe Callahan — who entered the game tied for ninth in the conference in defenseman scoring — notched his sixth goal of the year at 14:58. Rookie Mills recorded his third goal of the year and second in as many games on a power play at 19:27 to give the visitors a three-goal advantage at second intermission.
Jensen tallied his sixth of the year on a power play just 3:38 into the third to give Yale what looked to be a commanding four-goal advantage. But the Saints' T.J. Trevelyan scored two goals and added an assist in the game's final 14:10 to bring his team back to within one. The St. Lawrence comeback began at 5:50 when Mike Madill lit the lamp, and then Trevelyan scored twice, at 11:06 and 13:00 to close the gap to one.
Yale, who defeated St. Lawrence, 4-3, in overtime at Ingalls Rink earlier this month, sweeps the season series with the Saints for the first time since the 1997-98 campaign, when the Bulldogs won the ECAC regular season crown.
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David Fiuczynski & John Medeski: Vog
David Fiuczynski (guitar)
Lunar Crush (Gramavision R2 79498)
David Fiuczynski (guitar), John Medeski (keyboards),
Fima Ephron (bass), Gene Lake (drums).
Composed by David Fiuczynski & John Medeski.
Recorded: New York, January 1994
Rating: 93/100 (learn more)
When writing about David Fiuczynski, I spend half my time going back and correcting the spelling of his name. Interestingly, I go through the same exercise when I write about many Indian musicians whose names can sometimes be longer than a line at a Miley Cyrus concert. David should have taken a stage name long ago. His nickname "Fuze" would have done.
Lunar Crush is an understatement. F-i-u-c-z-y-n-s-k-i and Medeski, the important cog in the premier jam band Medeski, Martin and Wood, crush much more than a moon or two on this outing.
"Vog" is in the vein of a classic Medeski Martin & Wood jam. Medeski's grinding B-3 organ, Lake's insistent drumming and Ephron's thumping bass carry it inexorably toward grooveland. But "Vog" is different from a standard MMW vehicle because of F-i-u-c-z-y-n-s-k-i's wild guitar explosions. After he and Medeski establish a head-grabbing theme, F-i-u-c-z-y-n-s-k-i proceeds to tear his guitar to shreds. It is a total deconstruction of the instrument. Notes, as sharp as broken glass, are dangerously jettisoned in every which direction. Blood is drawn. Soon Medeski is doing the same to his poor axe. The band continues to pulverize. It is all too much for their equipment, which breaks down into a heap on the floor.
Reviewer: Walter Kolosky
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This one really makes me want to vomit, badly.
The Video: (H/T to Tina @ HotAir.com)
Pro Life Wisconsin has the story:
A new video has surfaced showing workers at an abortion clinic in Milwaukee, Wisconsin dancing and laughing as they wait for an ambulance to pull up to take a woman to the hospital who has suffered injures from a botched abortion.
The video has employees of Affiliated Medical Services transporting the third woman this year to a local hospital following a failed abortion. The video, from Friday as abortion practitioner Bernie Smith was reportedly on duty, shows AMS staff clearly seen laughing, dancing and even doing the limbo as the woman is taken away.
One Affiliated Medical Services abortion center staffer even threatens pro-life advocates who are on hand for the 40 Days for Life event saying, "You're lucky it isn't you in the hospital."
Pro-Life Wisconsin obtained the video and posted on their web site with comments in reaction to it.
"Those who lobby for abortion's legality claim that if abortion were made illegal, women would have to resort to dirty, back-alley abortions," PLW says. "But the reverse has actually happened — as was sadly illustrated with Kermit Gosnell's "House of Horrors" abortuary in Philadelphia, the dirty, back-alley abortions are legal and no one is watching."
"This is at least the third time this year an ambulance has arrived at AMS after a botched abortion; sidewalk counselors recorded two separate ambulance visits on April 8," PLW continues. "Abortion facilities in Milwaukee are not subject to health inspections. Some days the smell of death — blood and flesh — can be smelled wafting out of AMS when the staff open the doors."
"AMS has been the site of 40 Days for Life for three years now. Sidewalk counselors and prayer warriors are present at AMS year-round as well. 40 Days vigilers were in front of AMS when this occurred," it concluded. "Women have been taken to Columbia St. Mary's after botched abortions, forcing a Catholic hospital and staff to clean up the abortionist's mess."
I linked to Tina as a bit of a Hat Tip to her for her sharing this video; however, I feel that I should be clear, I do not agree with her views on abortion. Tina feels that it is a federal issue and that the practice of abortion should be outlawed by the federal Government. As much as I despise this insane practice, I must respectfully disagree with her. I am a purebred federalist and I believe that if abortion is to be successfully outlawed, it should be challenged and outlawed on the state level and not the federal level.
However, as Tina also noted; there is no way for us to actually know what these women were laughing and dancing about, however, I must ask this — what does it say about those who are in the barbaric practice of ending human life to be seen dancing and laughing after the botched abortion?


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Add to that the final wrap-up party, where you can taste any cocktails you missed during this month of tippling, and you've got your work cut out for you. Tough job, but someone's gotta do it, as they say.
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Van Werkhoven, J; Gaemperli, O; Schuijf, J D; Jukema, J W; Kroft, L J; Leschka, S; Alkadhi, H; Valenta, I; Pundziute, G; De Roos, A; Van der Wall, E E; Kaufmann, P A; Bax, J J (2009). Multi-slice Computed Tomography Coronary Angiography for Risk Stratification in Patients with an Intermediate Pre-test Likelihood. Heart, 95(19):1607-1611.
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OBJECTIVES: The purpose of this study was to assess whether MSCTA may be useful for risk stratification of patients with suspected CAD at intermediate pre-test likelihood according to Diamond and Forrester. Design and PATIENTS: MSCTA images were evaluated for the presence of significant CAD in 316 included patients (60% male, average age 57+/-11 years) with suspected CAD and an intermediate pre-test likelihood according to Diamond and Forrester. Patients were followed in time for the occurrence of an event. MAIN OUTCOME MEASURES: A combined endpoint of all cause mortality, non-fatal infarction, and unstable angina requiring revascularization. RESULTS: Significant CAD was observed in 89 patients (28%), whereas normal MSCTA or non-significant CAD was observed in the remaining 227 (72%) patients. During follow-up (median 621 days (95%-confidence interval: 408-835) an event occurred in 13 patients (4.8%). The annualized event rate was 0.8% in patients with normal MSCT, 2.2% in patients with non-significant CAD and 6.5% in patients with significant CAD. Moreover, MSCTA remained a significant predictor (p<0.05) of events after multivariate correction. CONCLUSIONS: Our results suggest that in an intermediate pre-test likelihood population, MSCTA is highly effective in re-stratifying patients into either a low or high post-test risk group. These results further emphasize the usefulness of non-invasive imaging with MSCTA in this patient population.
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Dear All, I have a doubt about a specific definition, but I cannot find any help on the web or on the books that I have. Talking about $\mathbb{Z}G$-modules, what does one intend saying "take a free resolution $K\to F\to A$ of the module $A$"? First of all, it is clear that every module is the quotient of a free module but, can we say that every module is the quotient of a free module over another free module (i.e. is $K$ free as well?)? Also, it's not clear to me if $K\to F\to A$ has to be intended like a short exact sequence (but in this case I would have written $0\to K\to F\to A\to 0$) or not. The paper where I've found that is the Bieri and Eckmann's one "Groups with homological duality generalizing Poincaré duality", Invent. Math., 20, 103-124, (1973).
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At the intersection of Newburg Road and Shady Lane sits one of Louisville's most tranquil historic places: Calvary Cemetery – a stretch of two hundred acres partially bordered by the South Fork of Beargrass Creek. Calvary is the largest of the cemeteries cared for by the Archdiocese of Louisville, and since its founding in 1921, nearly 55,000 of Louisville's Roman Catholics have been laid to rest there. The cemetery serves as a final home for several of Louisville's past Catholic leaders: Archbishops John Floresh, Thomas Kelly, and Thomas McDonough are interred there, as well as Bishop Charles G. Maloney.
That said, the cemetery is also set apart from its peers because of its beauty. For some, the name Calvary may suggest a place more intimidating than it is beautiful: it hearkens back to the site outside of Jerusalem where Jesus was crucified – the so-called "place of the skull." (Calvary is derived from the Latin word for "skull," calvaria.) Despite its name, though, behind the stone pillars and iron gates that face Newburg Road, the cemetery proves to be a peaceful expanse of land.
Beargrass Creek –which serves as the graveyard's western and southern borders– not only provides irrigation to the acreage's rolling hills, but is also wooded along its banks. While the cemetery is tucked between St. Agnes Parish School, Norton Audubon Hospital, and the diamonds of Germantown Baseball, Inc., one does not realize how close those other entities are because of Calvary's semi-perimeter of forest. Throughout the cemetery, birds flit from tree to shrub to tombstone, and thick, emerald-colored grass grows between its many grave-markers.
This past Sunday afternoon I took a stroll through Calvary, and I was struck by how a place so seemingly morbid can, in fact, renew one's awe in the constant regeneration of new life. As I walked, I saw many reminders of the mortality we all face. For one, the cemetery is –needless to say– covered with tombstones, and one cannot help but think of John Donne's telling words: "Never send to know for whom the bell tolls; it tolls for thee." Upon seeing a gravestone engraved with my family name, Donne's warning rang true anew.
There were also other reminders. On top of one grave, a loved one had left behind what was once a large floral arrangement. By Sunday, however, all the bouquet's blooms and greenery had since wilted in the August heat, and any color the arrangement had once held had turned to brown. The sight was quite a reflection of what it means to live in this world: that even the flowers we use to honor the passed, must pass away, too.
Still, in spite of the brown flowers and silent stones, I left Calvary this past weekend more at ease with the nature of the world than distressed by it. John Prine's lyrics from the song "Fish and Whistle" also come to mind: "I've been thinking lately 'bout the people I meet, / the car-wash on the corner and the hole in the street, / the way my ankles hurt with shoes on my feet, / and I'm wonderin' if I'm gonna see tomorrow." While a visit to Calvary Cemetery may make you consider the inevitably of death or wonder –as we all, at times, do– if you're "gonna see tomorrow," I can attest that it has just as much potential to make you happy you got to see today.
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We live on the edge. We live between the 'now' and the 'not yet', between what is and what is to come. We are all journeying onward into a future - today, tomorrow and beyond. This journey is a search for life; even life everlasting - faithful believers have long experienced this call to search for the eternal, the divine, for the heart of God. In journeying we have opportunity to move out of the shadows - from one kingdom to another, a kingdom of light that I believe will prove eternal.
In Journeys : Kingdoms are reflections from my continuing quest which I hope will provide some encouragement to your own journey of discovery and the search for the heart of God in your life.
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Nov. 13, 2001
UCLA THIS WEEK: The Bruin men's water polo team travels to McDonald's Swim Stadium in Los Angeles for a crucial postseason tune-up match against USC. Game time is scheduled for 1 p.m. this Saturday (Nov. 17). Second-ranked UCLA enters the contest 12-3 overall, while the No. 3 Trojans come in with an 11-5 mark.
MPSF TOURNAMENT: The pairings have been set for the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation's championship tournament, which will be held Nov. 23-25 at Spieker Aquatic Complex in Berkeley. UCLA will face UC Santa Barbara at 2 p.m. Friday (Nov. 23) in the first round, then will meet either USC or California at 2 p.m. on Day Two. The title game is set for 3:30 p.m. Sunday, with the winner earning an automatic bid to the NCAA Final Four.
LAST WEEKEND: Senior two-meter Alfonso Tucay (Burbank/Burroughs) scored five goals in the Bruins' 14-6 victory over UC Irvine last Saturday at Anteater Aquatics Complex. The match completed the MPSF schedule for both teams. Tucay's performance was the highest single-game output by a UCLA player this season. Reserve two-meter Ted Peck (Fr., Irvine/University) and junior two-meter defender Matt Flesher (Diamond Bar/Brea Olinda) each recorded three goals.
UCLA's man-up situations went better than usual as the Bruins converted five-of-seven power-play opportunities. Brandon Brooks (Jr., Honolulu, HI/Punahou) recorded six saves in goal for UCLA.
UCLA vs. USC: The Bruins have taken both meetings with their archrivals so far in 2001. UCLA took the MPSF match 7-5 on Oct. 6 at Sunset Canyon Rec Center. The teams entered the final period of that match tied at 4-4 before Flesher and Brett Ormsby (Fr., El Cajon/Valhalla) each scored on extra to put the match away.
The rivals met again just eight days later in the semifinals of the NorCal Tournament at Palo Alto. The Bruins held off a late Trojan charge to take the contest, 9-8. UCLA scored four times in the third quarter to break a 3-3 tie, but USC answered and held possession for the final 80 seconds with a chance to draw even. But Brooks made the last two of his 11 saves to quash the rally and advance UCLA to the championship game (a 7-4 loss to Stanford).
BRUIN STATS: Ormsby continues to lead UCLA with 30 goals in his first collegiate season, while Tucay follows with 26 and Albert Garcia (So., Long Beach/Wilson) ... The Bruins have won all of their close games this season, posting a 7-0 record in matches decided by two goals or less ... With Saturday's win, the Bruins improved to 40-11 all-time when Brooks is the starting goalkeeper.
NATIONAL POLL: The weekly American Water Polo Coaches' Association collegiate poll will be released Wednesday at 2 p.m. PST ... The poll can be viewed at www.collegiatewaterpolo.com.


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HS2 Consultations
Hybrid Bill and Environmental Statement
The Government has prepared a Hybrid Bill for Phase One of High Speed Two (HS2, London to West Midlands). The Bill was published on Monday 25 November 2013 together with the formal Environmental Statement for Phase One.
The Bill includes the powers necessary to construct and operate Phase One of HS2 (Birmingham to London). The Bill will be considered by Parliament, and looks at both the principle of the scheme and its detailed impacts on individuals and organisations. The Hybrid Bill documentation includes:
- The Bill itself, incorporating schedules which detail the works which will take place and the land that will be acquired or used;
- Plans and sections, including the geographic extent of works/land required;
- The Book of Reference, which describes ownerships of all affected land;
- Various supporting documents, such as a Housing Statement, Estimate of Expense, Equalities Impact Assessment and Health Impact Assessment; and
- The formal Environmental Statement (ES) for consultation, which explains in detail the impacts of the scheme on local areas and the steps taken to mitigate adverse impacts – this builds on consultations on previous stages of the ES, to which the city council responded. This latest formal ES will be subject to public consultation by Parliament.
The City Council responded to the consultation on the formal Environmental Statement:
On 28 April 2014 the High Speed Rail (London-West Midlands) Bill was granted Second Reading by the House of Commons. This means that HS2 Phase One (London to Birmingham) can go ahead in principle, subject to agreement of the details between the House of Commons and the House of Lords.
Notwithstanding the our overall support for High Speed 2, the City Council will need to ensure that any necessary provisions are included in the Hybrid Bill and/or seeking assurances/undertakings from the promoters to maximise benefits and minimise negative impacts of HS2 on the City. Officers will continue to work closely with HS2 Ltd and representatives from the Department of Transport (DfT) to ensure that necessary provisions are provided and will seek to negotiate agreements accordingly; however as agreements were not reached in time on specific matters it has been necessary for us to petition the Hybrid Bill in the meantime to formally ask for the Bill to be amended to reflect the full benefits and the measures needed to achieve them.
On 16 May 2014, Birmingham City Council, Solihull Metropolitan Borough Council, Birmingham Airport, the National Exhibition Centre, Centro and other key public and private sector organisations have formally submitted petitions to the HS2 Bill to ensure the benefits of this transformational project are maximised. Our submitted petition document is below:
More information about the Hybrid Bill can be found at http://www.parliament.uk/business/bills-and-legislation/current-bills/previous-bills/hybrid-bills/
For information on the formal Environmental Statement please visit www.hs2.org.uk.
Following negotiations with HS2 Ltd, the City Council (by the Leader and Deputy Chief Executive), together with Centro, has reached agreement where the Secretary of State (SoS) for Transport has provided assurances on a number of Birmingham-centric issues – including Curzon Street station, Washwood Heath Depot and others. The City Council will work with HS2 Ltd to ensure that these agreements are taken forward.
Whilst discussion continues on issues around Birmingham Interchange Station, and elsewhere, the City Council will work to support other petitioners leading on these issues as appropriate; from September 2014 onwards the remainder of those affected by HS2 are anticipated to present their concerns to the Hybrid Bill's Select Committee, to seek agreements to address those concerns and maximise the benefits of HS2.
Summary of Birmingham City Council HS2 Petitioning Position
A summary of what has been agreed between the City Council, Centro and the Government, in relation to the HS2 route in Birmingham, is below:
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- Construction to be completed as quickly as is reasonably practicable;
- The Nominated Undertaker (i.e. HS2 Ltd or who would be working on its behalf) to agree with the City Council and Centro a design for the station;
- The Nominated Undertaker and the City Council to work on a package of skills and training measures;
- The Nominated Undertaker to consult the City Council and Centro on when the various parts of HS2 would be constructed; and
- The Nominated Undertaker to work with local organisations to progress regeneration.
Saltley Viaduct
- The Nominated Undertaker to work with the City Council and Centro to minimise problems caused by the temporary closure of Saltley Viaduct.
City Council Waste Facility
This refers to the household recycling centre, and attached Bottom Ash Plant (which recycles ash from Tyseley Incinerator), both on Tameside Drive in Castle Bromwich, which would both be affected by the HS2 route construction – it is anticipated that the former can continue to operate where it is, whereas the latter would need to be relocated. Therefore:
- The Nominated Undertaker is to work jointly with the City Council, and the Operator of the Plant, to ensure that the Plant is relocated with no interruption to services provided at either facility;
- The City Council and/or the Operator are to obtain consents for the alternative site for the Plant; and
- The Nominated Undertaker is to compensate the City Council/Operator for the Plant's reinstatement.
Washwood Heath
The Nominated Undertaker is to work with the City Council to:
- Minimise land required for the railway and the Depot, including a review of flood protection options;
- Ensure that land not required for the railway or the Depot to be made available to the market as soon as reasonably practicable;
- Ensure construction of the depot is completed as soon as reasonably practicable; and
- Implement a training and skills package to bring forward opportunities for employment and training.
- The Nominated Undertaker to undertake works on New Canal Street as part of the new station to accommodate the proposed Metro Birmingham Eastside Extension; and
- The Nominated Undertaker to work with Centro and others to develop HS2 and Metro designs and construction strategy, with regard to the Birmingham HS2 Curzon Masterplan.
Business Relocation
- The Nominated Undertaker is to work with the City Council to ensure that businesses subject to relocation are provided the opportunity to relocate within the City.
Open Spaces
- The Nominated Undertaker is to work with the City Council to identify alternatives for sites affected, including replacements, improvements to remaining sites, or improvements to other sites.
Training & Skills
- The Nominated Undertaker is to work with the City Council on a package of skills and training measures to connect local people to local jobs in HS2 construction.
Other Matters
Discussions, inside and outside of the HS2 Parliamentary process, continue with HS2 Ltd and other partners on matters relating to the following:
- Birmingham Interchange Station area;
- Exercising of the City Council's statutory functions;
- Transport connectivity;
- Additional construction impacts – e.g. Museums Collection Centre;
- Community Fund (for local environmental improvements);
- Compulsory acquisition of land;
- Design of viaducts and other major structures;
- Environmental impacts and minimum requirements;
- Maintenance of highways, and routes for construction traffic;
- Local Authority costs; and
- Minerals rights.
The full text of the agreed Assurances can be viewed below:
Current Consultations
HS2 Ltd do not currently have any open consultations. As above, the emphasis is currently on discussions with those affected by HS2.
The City Council undertook public consultation on the Birmingham Curzon HS2 Draft Masterplan between 27th February and 24th April 2014. More information can be found at: www.birmingham.gov.uk/birminghamcurzonhs2.
Responding to Consultations
The City Council is a Statutory consultee and as such we respond formally to all HS2 consultations. So far we have responded to:
- The national consultation on the principles of the Y-shaped HS2 network, and the detailed proposals for the London to Birmingham section of the route, in July 2011;
- The consultation on the scope and methodology for the Environmental Impact Assessment in May 2012;
- The Safeguarding and Property Compensation Consultations in January 2013;
- The draft Environmental Statement Consultation in July 2013;
- The Design Refinement Consultation in July 2013;
- The second Property and Compensation Consultation in December 2013;
- The Phase Two Route Consultation in January 2014; and
- The formal Environmental Statement Consultation in February 2014.
Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) – Scoping & Methodology
On 4 April 2012 HS2 Ltd published the 'HS2 London to West Midlands EIA Scope and Methodology Report'. The report was subject to public consultation.
A detailed appraisal of the technical elements of the proposed EIA scope and methodology was carried out and the City Council submitted a response to HS2 Ltd on 31 May 2012.
HS2 consultations on Safeguarding and Property Compensation
On 25 October 2012 Patrick McLoughlin, the Secretary of State for Transport, announced the launch of two consultations related to the HS2 route between London and the West Midlands; one on Property Compensation and another on Safeguarding. These consultations closed on 31 January 2013.
The Property Compensation Consultation set out the Government's proposed package of measures for owners and occupiers of property along the HS2 route between London and the West Midlands. The Government considers its proposals to include:
- a streamlined system of advanced and voluntary purchase to simplify the process for property owners in the safeguarded area and provide greater certainty for those property owners outside the safeguarded area in rural areas;
- a sale and rent back scheme, to allow homeowners whose property will need to be demolished to sell their homes but remain living in them as tenants until the properties are required for the railway;
- a hardship scheme, to help those with a need to move during the development of HS2 but who are unable to sell their home despite being outside both the safeguarded area and the voluntary purchase zone;
- a series of measures designed to provide confidence for those in properties above tunnels (before and after surveys, settlement deeds and subsoil rights); and
- a framework for working with local authorities, housing associations and tenants affected by HS2, to agree a joint strategy to replace any social rented housing which is lost.
Safeguarding directions are intended to protect the line of route from conflicting developments and are an established practice for large infrastructure projects. The Safeguarding Consultation is aimed primarily at local planning authorities along the line of route, who will be aware of relevant planning issues in their areas and to whom the directions would apply.
The City Council submitted responses to both consultations which were approved by the Cabinet in January 2013 after extensive internal consultation and with input from Councillors. Copies of the consultation responses are available from Democracy in Birmingham (please use the meeting search function, change "meeting body type" to "Executive (Current)", change "meeting body" to "Cabinet" and enter 14/01/2013 into both date fields).
Please note that in June 2014, HS2 Ltd updated safeguarding and compensation arrangements - for more information please visit http://www.hs2.org.uk/developing-hs2/safeguarding/are-you-a-property-owner.
Phase 2 Exceptional Hardship Scheme Consultation
Alongside the Phase Two announcement on 28 January 2013, the Government consulted on the Exceptional Hardship Scheme for Leeds, Manchester and the proposed Heathrow spur. The scheme aims to assist eligible residential and small business owner-occupiers whose property value may be affected by the initial preferred route options for Phase Two of the network. These proposals do not affect Birmingham.
Draft Environmental Statement (ES) – 16th May 2013 to 11th July 2013
From May to July 2013 HS2 Ltd consulted on a draft HS2 Environmental Statement for Phase One (London to West Midlands).
The Environmental Statement describes in detail the environmental, social and economic impacts associated with the proposed HS2 scheme. It sets out the measures to avoid, reduce or remedy any significant adverse effects generated by the scheme.
This also included consultation on the Code of Construction Practice which explains how HS2 Ltd will minimise the construction impacts of the scheme, developing the line in a way that builds on the best practice established by recent large infrastructure projects.
Design Refinement Consultation – 16th May 2013 to 11th July 2013
The Design Refinement Consultation covered proposed major design changes to help the Government decide if they should be included in the final scheme or not. There were two relevant changes for Birmingham and these are: at Bromford, to replace the proposed surface section of the route running beneath the M6 Bromford Viaduct with a bored tunnel; and at Washwood Heath, to change the way trains access the depot from the west to improve operational flexibility.
Phase Two Proposed Route
HS2 Ltd consulted on the proposed route for Phase 2 from Birmingham to Manchester and Leeds, between 17 July 2013 and 31 January 2014. These proposals do not directly affect Birmingham, but the City Council did submit a response to the consultation because there are potential wider implications in terms of our connectivity to northern cities, which is just as important as connections to London:
For more information please visit www.hs2.org.uk/phase-two.
Property and Compensation Consultation
The Government has given an undertaking to the High Court to consult again on discretionary property compensation measures for Phase One of HS2, between London and the West Midlands, with the aim of providing more options and more information to all concerned. This consultation was launched on 12th September 2013 and closed on 4th December 2013. The council responded to this consultation:
For more information please visit www.gov.uk/government/consultations/hs2-property-compensation-consultation-2013.
On 8 July 2014, the Government announced its latest consultation on compensation arrangements for property owners affected by HS2, which is open until 30th September 2014. For more information please visit https://www.gov.uk/government/consultations/hs2-property-consultation-2014.
Formal Environmental Statement (ES) – 25 November 2013 to 27 February 2014
From November 2013 to February 2014 HS2 Ltd consulted on a Formal HS2 Environmental Statement for Phase One (London to West Midlands). The City Council responded to this consultation.
The Environmental Statement describes in detail the environmental, social and economic impacts associated with the proposed HS2 scheme. It sets out the measures to avoid, reduce or remedy any significant adverse effects generated by the scheme. The Formal Environmental Statement described the proposed HS2 scheme in more detail than the Draft Environmental Statement and forms the basis of the HS2 Hybrid Bill deposited in Parliament.


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KABUL, Afghanistan — Two suicide bombings and a host of looming disagreements with the Afghan president cast a shadow on Saturday over U.S. Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel's first visit to Afghanistan since taking the post.
Nineteen Afghans were killed — including eight children — in the suicide attacks in Kabul and in the eastern Khost province. A U.S. contractor was killed and four soldiers injured when attackers thought to be Afghan soldiers stormed their base and opened fire Friday, just hours before Hagel arrived.
"This attack was a message to him," Taliban spokesman Zabiullah Mujahid said in an email to reporters about one of the bombings, which was outside the country's Defense Ministry in Kabul.
Afghan President Hamid Karzai, meanwhile, was standing by a demand that U.S. special operations forces leave a province neighboring Kabul by Monday for alleged abuses of Afghan civilians — charges U.S. officials deny. And a handover ceremony scheduled for Saturday of a U.S. detention facility also fell through, when U.S. and Afghan officials ran into last-minute disagreements.
The barrage of crises heralding Hagel's arrival illustrates the complex minefield of diplomatic and military issues facing the U.S.-led NATO force, and the Obama administration, as they hand over the country's security to Afghans ahead of the 2014 deadline for the end of NATO combat operations.
The violence also shows the Afghan security forces' struggle to contain the Taliban as NATO troops slowly withdraw, even as Afghan President Hamid Karzai argues for his government to have more control over Afghanistan's security.
Hagel told reporters he thought he could resolve the special operations issue with face-to-face meetings with Karzai Sunday. And Karzai released a statement late Saturday saying he believed the detention issue had been resolved, and the handover would go ahead within a week, though U.S. officials had no comment.
The prison transfer, originally slated for 2009, has been repeatedly delayed because of disputes between the U.S. and Afghan governments about whether all detainees should have the right to a trial and who will have the ultimate authority over the release of prisoners the U.S. considers a threat.
The Afghan government has maintained that it needs full control over which prisoners are released as a matter of national sovereignty. The issue has threatened to undermine ongoing negotiations for a bilateral security agreement that would govern the presence of U.S. forces in Afghanistan after the current combat mission ends in 2014.
NATO officials see the weekend violence as part of the Taliban's coming campaign for the spring fighting season. "There's a series of attacks that have started as the snow is thawing. We had a potential insider attack yesterday ... and there's been a number of attacks on the border," said Brigadier Adam Findlay, NATO's deputy chief of staff of operations, in an interview with The Associated Press Saturday.
In the first attack Saturday, a suicide bomber on a bicycle struck outside the Afghan Defense Ministry around 9 a.m. local time, just as employees were arriving for work. About a half hour later, another suicide bomber targeted a joint NATO and Afghan patrol near a police checkpoint in Khost city, the capital of Khost province in eastern Afghanistan, said provincial spokesman Baryalai Wakman.
Nine Afghan civilians were killed in the bombing at the ministry and 14 wounded, and two Afghan policemen and eight children died in the blast in Khost while another two Afghan civilians were wounded, according to a statement from Karzai's office.
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|Watson report approved following meeting of 12 Nov. 2001 (A5-0397/2001); Watson report for EP reconsultation approved by committee, 8 Jan. 2002, with no amendments to Council text (A5-0003/2002)
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|approved with amendments, 29 Nov. 2001 (OJ 2002 C 153 E/265); vote in favour after reconsultation, 6 Feb. 2002 (OJ 2002 C 284 E/192)
|20 Sep. 2001 JHA Council stated intention to reach essential political agreement at 6/7 Dec. 2001 JHA Council; discussion on penalties and jurisdiction at 16 Oct. 2001 JHA Council; discussed at 16 Nov. 2001 JHA Council; political agreement at 6/7 Dec. 2001 JHA Council; adopted as 'A' point by 13 June 2002 JHA Council: Framework Decision 2002/475/JHA
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The mobile payments revolution appears to have finally begun, and the harbinger is none other than everyone's favorite franchised coffee shop. This week, Starbucks officially announced that it will be forming a new partnership with Square, the mobile transaction platform. The historic move gives the mobile payments industry a real path into mainstream retail, and now that it's finally happening, you might as well kiss your plastic credit cards goodbye.
This revolution has been a long time coming. Since 2004, experts have been predicting that mobile payments would eventually take over the market. In 2006, PayPal reinforced this belief when it released its wildly popular smartphone app. Though the app simply allowed users to use standard PayPal services from their phones, it revealed a massive demand for fully mobile payment platforms and created a market that is estimated to be valued at more than $600 billion globally in 2013.
However, up until now the growth of the industry has been stymied, largely by a lack of organization. To create a mobile payments system capable of rivaling the current system of credit and debit cards, three elements must be present: an application that can safely store financial information on a smartphone, a smartphone that can use near-field communications to securely transmit data to a merchant and a payment processing hub that can receive and process those communications. Making all three of these elements function together will require the cooperation of many different players, including banks, credit card companies, merchants, customers, phone service providers and phone manufacturers.
Needless to say, the going has been tough – but it has at least been going. Google, PayPal, Sprint, Microsoft and Isis (a coalition consisting of AT&T, T-Mobile and Verizon) have all come out with mobile wallets capable of storing and sending funds through smartphones. Additionally, Apple, Samsung and Nokia have released smartphones with NFC chips capable of wirelessly handling those transactions. The only puzzle piece that's been missing? A processing system that's powerful and safe enough to meet the standards of corporate retailers.
And that's where the Square-Starbucks partnership comes into play. Before this, the only mobile payment hubs to make it into national retail were the Paypal machines installed in 1,976 Home Depot stores this March – and they're still in the test phase. Starbucks, on the other hand, is diving in headfirst. The company is investing $25 million into Square and will be installing mobile payment machines in 7,000 stores nationwide with the expectation that even more stores will adopt the technology within the year. This means that it's basically on like Donkey Kong. Now that one major retailer has fully embraced mobile payments, it's only a matter of time before others follow suit.
Mobile payment systems should also appeal to the 66% of America's 27 million small businesses that currently refuse to accept credit and debit cards because of the expensive processing fees associated with such transactions. Square hasn't released a fee schedule for mobile payments yet, but at the moment it only charges a 2.75% flat fee for any transaction of any size. It's reasonable to expect that smart phone transactions shouldn't be much higher.
Now, it's still going to be some time before credit cards are rendered totally obsolete. The technology driving mobile payments is still new, and there are more than a few kinks that need to be worked out before the industry shifts into high gear. The security of near-field communications, for instance, is proving to be especially problematic. At the moment, it's incredibly easy for hackers to manipulate the NFC chips in smart phones and thereby invade the phone's operating system. This will need to be addressed before the technology is universally adopted.
No matter how you look at it, though, the Starbucks-Square partnership is still a major step forward for all parties involved. There will be growing pains as more and more stores adopt the technology, yes, but they won't be severe enough to kill an industry eight years in the making. What matters now is that the door to retail is finally open for the mobile payment platforms. And that, for sure, is a victory worth celebrating.


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Luxury Matters
But what do we mean when we say "luxury," and how do we make it affordable?
Luxury really comes down to two of the most fundamental aspects of clothing: fabric and construction.
Fabrics are luxurious when they have a great "hand," meaning how they feel when you run your fingers across them. We're not just talking about mere softness here, but a richness of texture. This luxuriousness to the touch is also registered visually as well: Great fabrics simply look better to the eye.
You'll find abundant luxury in our collection's top-of-the-line items, like our suits and trousers made of wool from Guabello® and Reda®, two of Italy's most storied fabric mills. Likewise, the dress shirts in our 200s collection offer amazing softness and visual richness, yet at a fraction of the price of other brands.
When it comes to construction, luxury is found in old-world craftsmanship. That sounds like something you need to be a rich man to afford, but we've put it within everyman's grasp.
Our Panama hats, for example, start with leaves of the toquilla straw plant, which are hand-woven in Ecuador, and then blocked and trimmed right here in the US. You'll also find handmade details in our seven fold ties, the finest type of construction when it comes to neckwear. Luxury also abounds in our Italian Leather Footwear, which is made in a country with one of the world's greatest shoemaking traditions. And then there's the half-canvas construction element found in many of our suits. While invisible, this feature provides enhanced structure for a better fitting suit right from the start.
The real benefit of luxury though is something less tangible. When you're wearing something that looks and feels great, it makes you feel great. And that's when your inner confidence really shines through. An easy smile and natural swagger are a man's best accessories, and those are luxuries that can't be had at any price.
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Division Child & Adolescent Psychiatry (DCAP) Clinic
Child and Adolescent Psychiatry fellows at University of Florida gain diverse outpatient experience throughout their two years of training.
The primary objective of outpatient training is to help the trainees achieve competence in assessing and treating children and adolescents with developmental and psychiatric problems in an outpatient setting.
During the second year of training, in addition to the general outpatient cases, subspecialty clinics are also emphasized.
A. Required during both years of training, at Shands at University of Florida. Some outpatients will be followed throughout the two years of fellowship. When on the inpatient services, the fellow may decrease the number of patient contact hours, but he/she should never have less than six outpatient contact hours per week. When on the outpatient service full-time, 18 patient contact hours per week will be expected.
B. Faculty consists of seven full-time Child Psychiatrists, two full-time Child Psychologists, and one part-time advanced registered nurse practitioner.
C. Faculty provides supervision in multiple treatment modalities including pharmacotherapy, cognitive and behavioral therapy, dialectical behavior therapy, supportive therapy, psychodynamic psychotherapy, and family therapy. The Medical Director and the Program Director review caseloads of individual fellows periodically to assure each trainee has an optimal case mix.
D. The clinic population is comprised 40% females and 60% males in the age range of 2 to 17 years, with an average age of 11.7 years. About 65% are Caucasian, 25% African American, 5% Hispanic and the remainder of other racial descent. Diagnostic categories represented included: Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder or other disruptive disorders (58%), adjustment disorders (4%), affective disorders (33%), anxiety disorders (30%), eating disorders (4%), and a small percentage (less than 1% each) with schizophrenia, psychotic disorder not otherwise specified, organic personality disorder, sleep disorder, reactive attachment disorder, and others. Frequently, learning disorders are co-morbid with other diagnoses. Treatments provided in the outpatient clinic include various forms of individual therapy (such as psychodynamic therapy, cognitive behavior therapy, brief and supportive therapy); parent training; family therapy and medication therapy. In most cases combinations of treatment modalities are used.
E. Fellows provide psychotherapy and pharmacotherapy with most cases, and typically have 5 to 10 cases in long-term psychotherapy. All fellows provide family therapy for many cases. Most cases are treated with psychotropic medications and individual or family therapy with follow-up visits at 1 to 4 week intervals.
F. All fellows are assigned to faculty for weekly supervision and may arrange for more if they wish. Each fellow has at least two supervisors (which are Boarded Child and Adolescent Psychiatrists) and is expected to have one hour of supervision per week with each supervisor. These hours are in addition to the teaching conferences, rounds, and seminars. Additionally one faculty member is always present in the clinic and provides on-site supervision. Faculty with different theoretical points of view and areas of expertise are available as needed.
G. Following are the goals and objectives for this rotation:
Goal: To provide outpatient care to children and adolescents with psychiatric disorders that is of high quality, with priority on safety and use of interventions with established effectiveness.
Knowledge: The fellow will demonstrate an adequate fund of knowledge related to the evidence-based clinical management of outpatient children and adolescents with psychiatric disorders and their families, including the following areas:
- Child and family interview techniques
- Psychological testing procedures
- Inclusion of school information for evaluative purposes
- Appropriate use of outpatient laboratory tests and other clinical assessment procedures
- Child psychopathology
- Pediatric psychopharmacology
- Evidence-based psychosocial treatment
- Legal and ethical issues related to outpatient psychiatric care for children
Skills: The fellow should demonstrate the ability to
- Synthesize pertinent clinical information from multiple informants (i.e., family, teachers, social service providers) in the child outpatient psychiatric assessment.
- Develop multi-axial differential diagnoses and rationale for priority.
- Develop treatment plan that integrates biological, psychotherapeutic, and social interventions appropriately.
- Communicate effectively with patients and family members in outlining the goals of evaluation and treatment.
- Apply the psychotherapeutic skills necessary to manage outpatients.
- Start and monitor psychotropic medications, including the use of standardized rating scales completed by the patients and/or teacher.
- Apply the principles and basics of family therapy.
- Communicate with physicians in other fields of medicine.
- Master ethical and legal issues surrounding the psychiatric care of children and adolescents in an outpatient setting.
- Proficiently discuss, complete, and write evaluations.
Attitudes: The fellow will demonstrate
- Professionalism by arriving in a timely and prepared manner for outpatient clinic, with appropriate dress and demeanor, by seeking timely coverage for his/her leave periods, and by complying with training program and clinic policies.
- Timeliness in completing daily assignments regarding all aspects of patient care, including the prompt dictation of initial evaluations, the charting of telephone calls.
- Respect for others while participating in clinical activities.
- Commitment to learning how to provide the highest standard of patient care.
- Commitment to act as the patient's advocate when clinically indicated.
- Commitment to legal and ethical principles pertaining to the provision or withholding of clinical care, confidentiality of patient information, informed consent and business practices.
- Commitment to training requirements, such as keeping an updated log of all patient contacts and submitting them to the residency office at the end of every month.


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I love pizza, but its filled with unhealthy fats and unhealthy carbohydrates. Mr. Fitness and I never order pizza. I know, sad story. I've considered training for a marathon to justify eating an entire pizza in one sitting AND THEN I finally found FlatOut's new product line! I am absolutely in love with FlatOut's Thin Crust Flatbreads Artisan Pizza line.
Honestly, I was skeptical in the beginning because I've tried making pizzas on tortillas and pitas before and it just wasn't pizza-like enough. These breads have a great flavor and they get crispy in all the right places just like pizza crust. I have only been able to find the Spicy Italian and Heritage Wheat. They're both delicious!
This spinach and artichoke white pizza has been my favorite these past few days. I have a bunch of other pizza recipes I can't wait to share in the upcoming weeks. But if you're anything like me, you'll want to eat this one every day.
- 1 FlatOut Artisan Pizza Heritage Wheat Flatbread
- 1 light Laughing Cow Garlic & Herb Spreadable Cheese
- ¼ cup baby spinach with stems removed
- 2 tbsp of fat free sour cream
- 2 artichoke hearts
- ¼ cup of low-moisture part-skim shredded mozzarella
- 2 tbsp of grated parmesan cheese
- garlic powder and Italian seasoning (optional)
- Preheat the oven to 400 degrees.
- Lay the flatbread out on a baking sheet and spread the Laughing Cow evenly on the bread.
- Spread the spinach on top of the bread making a thin layer.
- Chop the artichoke hearts up and toss into a bowl. Add the sour cream, parmesan mozzarella to the bowl and mix.
- Using your fingertips, gently pat the artichoke mixture down on top of the spinach.
- Bake in the oven for 10-12 minutes until cheese is melted.


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Werewolves are in our folklore, movies, books, games, and other media, most of us don't think of them as real creatures. Move back like 300 years or so and people believed in the creature's existence. It's interesting to think that our ancestors believed in such wild notions. What's really interesting is these four states have been plagued by werewolf reports and they weren't in the Medieval Age, more like the Modern Age. You don't have to believe because it's still interesting to read.
Wisconsin has had its share of werewolf legends and sightings. The most famous case is probably the Beast of Bray Road. One of the sightings happened on Halloween in 1999, a young woman was driving along Bray Road, when she thought the hit something. She got out of the car, and then saw the beast. Another sighting was by a farmer named Scott Bray, he reported seeing a strange creature in his pasture near Bray Road.
Michigan has its own venison of the werewolf, the " Michigan Dogman." The creature was first reported in 1887 in Wexford County, MI. Sightings have since been reported throughout Michigan, primarily in the Lower Peninsula.
Louisiana has it variation of the werewolf, they call it the rougarou. In some legends the rougarou hangs out in the swamps. Some believe that this legend is more than just a legend, that it's actually a fact.
In the 70s in Defiance, a local newspaper reported that police were looking for a wolf man near the railroad tracks. It was three people that reported being attacked by this creature! Two brakemen also reported in seeing a strange-like wolf creature lurking on the tracks.
So next time you're roaming around these states or other places with reports, be on the look out for this legendary creature.


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Ashley Marks begins her first season with the Cardinal coaching staff after playing at the University of Michigan from 1994-1997. As a captain her senior year, Marks led the Wolverines to the Big-10 Championship and an appearance in the NCAA Tournament for the second year in a row.
She was a four-year letterwinner, and earned Big Ten All-Academic honors for three years. She was voted Unsung Hero for two years as a Wolverine and graduated with a Bachelors of Business Administration in Finance in 1998.
Marks' coaching experience dates back to her high school days in Colorado. She served as the head coach for a club team in the Cherry Creek Recreational League for two years, including a Pepsi Cup League Championship. In addition to the club teams, she has worked various youth soccer camps at the University of Michigan and Stanford. Marks also has her National Diploma License from the NSCAA (National Soccer Coaches Association of America).
Before coming to Stanford, Marks spent the past two years working as an analyst at Roberston Stephens, an investment bank, in San Francisco.
Marks is 24 and resides in Menlo Park.


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Joseph A. Alexander
Position: C-G-T-E
Height: 5-11 Weight: 220 lbs.
Born: April 1, 1897 in Silver Creek, NY
Died: September 12, 1975 in New York, NY
High School: Central
College: Syracuse (school history)
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 0 (15060th overall since 1950)
2-time First-Team All-Pro (fine print)
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Getting started
I started with a 1964 Kennedy half dollar coin, as it is about 90% silver and easier to shape. I am using a small hammer to strike the edges, and after 30 minutes of hammering the grooves are starting to disappear.
I started with a 1964 Kennedy half dollar coin, as it is about 90% silver and easier to shape. I am using a small hammer to strike the edges, and after 30 minutes of hammering the grooves are starting to disappear.
After about 3 hours of hammering the coin edge is starting to widen and the face is starting to curl under so that the date and the word "LIBERTY" will be visible on the inside of the ring.
Finally, after several more hours of hammering, the lip of the ring is wide and straight, and the circumference of the ring seems to match the circumference of another ring that I know fits his ring finger. The other ring, actually, is a large ring I found on my home street at age 10. It's just costume jewelry and was way too big for any of my fingers but I've kept it ever since, on an inexplicable hunch that the hand it fit one day would be important.
There was definitely something that felt very wrong about putting a hole through Kennedy's head. Hm.
At some point last year a roaming Sacajawea coin crossed paths with JP and would not leave his person for some time after. It accompanied him in his travels across the US, seeing at least 15 states and hundreds of thousands of miles. We dubbed the migratory currency "The Coin of Truth" for its decision-making ability with respect to heads and tails assigned options. Used on everything from business decisions to restaurant options, the coin of truth functioned on one simple premise – the user must observe the decision of the coin.
The coin continued to draw power from our regard, until the day we asked it whether or not it liked being with JP. A sense of foredoom set in when the coin flipped a conclusive "no". Despite its negative answer the coin stuck with JP for a few more months, until it disappeared from his pocket in an airport in Phoenix, Arizona today. The wanderlusting woman set out to brave new frontiers, and we are left to wonder where she's headed next. JP quoted my favorite movie and said "I shouldn't have put it in my pocket. I put it in my pocket, it became just a coin. Which it is."
I just got a call from JP who is on his way back from working in Austin this week. He told me that he just stopped at a gas station and was in line behind several people. When he got up to the counter, he looked down and sitting on top of a pack of gum was a gold Ulysses S. Grant $1 coin. He's talked so much these last couple weeks about how he's waiting for his next coin of truth to find him. Who would've thought it would be so soon? Unbelievable.
Removing the center has been ridiculously time consuming, but I'm almost there! Just a little bit more and then I'll shine it up. I can't wait!
I added a dark patina to the ring using liver of sulfur, which was extremely cool to watch. The ring darkened up all over and after neutralizing, I removed the dark patina from the raised areas of lettering on the inside. I ended up doing three washes to get the result I wanted.
How it looked after using 1600 grit sandpaper.
Ready to go, wish me luck!


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On this DVD Mark Marderosian is going to show us how to draw some items that we would see on a farm. Can you guess what he may want to draw today? Well Mark is wanting to draw a cute pig and a barn and also to show us how to draw a tractor and a sunflower.
For our field trip, Mark is going to take us to a real live farm. On the farm we see all kinds of animals including a bunch of cute little pigs. As we look over the farm the farmer shows us his barn and his tractor which are important to a farmer. A barn as you will learn is a place where the farmer can store animals as well as equipment. Inside the barn a farmer can house tractors which is a very important piece of equipment that he must use.
Now Mark also will show us some things that you will use for the rest of your school career. Like shapes such as a circle, a square and a triangle. These shapes are instrumental in most everything that is drawn.
Mark Marderosian has been at this for some 25 years. He is able to communicate well to his viewers and is able to get his instructions understood.
Mark takes us up into his attic and from there he is able to teach us how to draw. One thing I learned as a teacher, especially when I was handling kindergarten classes, is that some children would be prepared through some sort of pre-school and others were not ready at all. Parents if you don't want to have your children go to a pre-school then these DVDs will help you tremendously in getting your child ready for school. In this day and age you can't just leave it up to a teacher.
The DVD is of the greatest quality in sound and visual. Mark is able to teach your child the beginnings of drawing.
'Drawing with Mark' is brought to us by Shelter Island and will be out for the general public on March 11, 2014. So get ready and pick this one up for your library and watch your children and grandchildren enjoy many hours of learning to draw.


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Toilet humor of course is typically just considered to include profane or sexual jokes. Or they are jokes that are worthy of the place we associate with the most ill-humored jokes. In a variation on that theme the video attached to this story will show you the best (or worst?) ten toilet-themed stories you've ever seen.
As you'll see these aren't dirty jokes but they're some of the most hilarious toilet-themed ideas you've ever seen. I laughed each time I saw this video.
The music attached to it was hilarious as well.
Toilets, toilets, toilets: what businesses and products can people build with toilets? Here's what the videographers came up with. There are toilet restaurants, weddings in bathrooms and wedding dresses made of toilet paper.
Check it out.
It's freaking HILARIOUS!
There is a wedding dress made of toilet paper.
Can you believe a car shaped like a toilet.
Have you ever seen a diner with toilets for chairs to dine from. I'm serious.
Here's, perhaps, the last thing most people would ever consider: a marriage in a bathroom. That's on this top ten list.
How 'bout considering a bathroom with gaming devices--video gaming devices--placed over the urinals? Is that strange or what?
A house shaped like a toilet is something your friends would think was funny. It would be funny until they realize you live there!
These are all news stories that appear in this collection of top toilet-themed news stories.
Check them out.
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Apparently Brooks Ayers isn't the only man who can't get enough of Vicki Gunvalson. As reported by Reality Tea on Monday, June 2, the "Real Housewives of Orange County" star is having a great time playing the dating field. She's so popular in fact that she has men coming up to her begging to date her.
A recent episode showed Vicki telling her daughter Briana, who has never liked Brooks and is vehemently opposed to her mom dating him because she thinks that he's an abusive user, that she's back together with Brooks. Yet it seems that the relationship has since cooled. According to a source, Vicki isn't living with or engaged to Brooks. In fact, they're not even in a committed relationship together. While Vicki is still dating him, she's keeping her options open and seeing other men too.
The source said that Vicki's dating at least two men right now and isn't saying no to any other good candidates. Besides Brooks, Vicki is also seeing attorney John Pankauski.
The source added that Vicki has her pick of men, since every time she "is out in public men come up to her and say 'Now that you're single I'd like to be your boyfriend,'" which she finds flattering. Vicki's taking advantage of the situation by dating as many good men as she can to finally find the right one.
In a recent interview with OK! Magazine, the self-proclaimed O.G. of "The Real Housewives of Orange County" said that she and Brooks are just taking it one day at a time. She admitted that Briana's strong opposition to Brooks means that they won't be marrying each other so they're just enjoying each other's company when they do get the chance to see each other.
Vicki Gunvalson also admitted that marriage is not on her mind right now because she has already done that twice, with the last divorce costing her quite a bit of money. So it seems that all of those men who are throwing themselves at her better be okay with just being her boyfriend rather than her third husband.
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- 'RHOOC' Vicki Gunvalson admits she wants a big ring; marrying Brooks Ayers?
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TC TO JANE WILSON; 3 October 1836; DOI: 10.1215/lt-18361003-TC-JWI-01; CL 9:64-65.
Chelsea, 3rd October 1836
My dear Miss Wilson,—There is no Mirabeau for you: the unhappy Editors after breaking in upon me four times with it, in hot haste, discover at last that it is above fifty pages long; and must be omitted till next Number! I hope your disappointment is very considerable.
Proportionate will your consolation be, when the thing does arrive, and as a New-Year's Gift salute you, on the first day of January, with a prayer for 'many happy returns.'
In the meanwhile I send you Malheur et Poésie [Unhappiness and Poetry],1 a book belonging to Cavaignac; who says the story it tells is true, and that he has seen the Thief-Poet, at present a Newspaper Rédacteur [Writer], and done with stealing. It seems to me a strange document of a strange country; miserable enough to look on, but significant of many things.
Pray let us know when you get back; we are longing to have you here again; and will come and say audibly what this Paper is to say visibly: welcome, welcome!
Always most truly yours, /
T. Carlyle.