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Volume 60, Issue 2, February 1989
Scanning tunneling microscope instrumentation60(1989); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1140457View Description Hide Description
A review is presented of the basic operating principles of scanning tunneling microscopy and spectroscopy. The physical and electronic design of the scanning tunneling microscope is discussed, and other new microscopes using similar concepts are described. Some examples of the past accomplishments of scanning tunneling microscopy are given, and prospects for future applications are assessed.
A scanning tunneling microscope based on a motorized micrometer60(1989); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1140458View Description Hide Description
A scanning tunneling microscope(STM) that uses a motorized micrometer to provide for coarse mechanical motion of the specimen relative to the tunneling tip is described. The specimen is attached directly to the micrometer spindle. No additional motion reduction mechanisms, such as levers, are necessary. After positioning the tip optically about 0.2–0.3 mm from the specimen, tunneling current is established automatically under the control of the systemcomputer by a sequence of mechanical motions of the micrometer combined with extensions of a tubular piezoelectricscanner.Tunneling current is typically acquired in 10–15 min.
Base line design for the Intense Microwave Prototype wiggler60(1989); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1140459View Description Hide Description
We describe the base line design for the wiggler to be used in conjunction with the Experimental Test Accelerator‐II (ETA‐II) to produce high‐power microwave radiation in the Intense Microwave Prototype (IMP) free‐electron laser experiment. This design produces negligible noise growth for spontaneous noise sources as large as 20 dB above shot noise, and thus corrects the defects present in earlier iterations of the design, which resulted in diminished gain at the signal frequency because of space‐charge effects as well as enhanced spontaneous noise growth at frequencies lower than the signal frequency. In addition, more realistic engineering design constraints on the waveguide size and the wiggler gap spacing have been set by the waveguide wall loading and the electron beam fill factor and have been incorporated in the final base line design. The design assumes that the ETA‐II accelerator will supply an electron beam with an energy of 10 MeV, a current of 3 kA, and a brightness of 1.0×108 A/(m rad)2. With this beam and 500 W of input power at a frequency of 250 GHz, the peak output TE0 1 power predicted by the simulation codes, for a rectangular waveguide of dimensions 3.5×3.0 cm2, is in excess of 12 GW, corresponding to an extraction efficiency of 44%. The wiggler has an overall length of 5.5 m and a period of 10 cm. It consists of a 2‐m untapered section at a magnetic field of about 4.3 kG followed by a 3.5‐m tapered section with magnetic field ranging from a peak value of 4.5 kG to a minimum of 390 G. The growth of the beam linear fill factor to about 50% sets the lower limit of the magnetic field strength in the tapered wiggler region. A nonsteering, nondisplacing binomial winding pattern has been incorporated into the wiggler profile. The base line design is a 2(1331) pattern spanning six magnet poles, giving an inherent tapering resolution of 30 cm.
Frequency tracking and filtering for a room‐temperature resonant gravitational wave antenna60(1989); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1140460View Description Hide Description
A room‐temperature gravitational‐wave antenna has been operated, almost continuously, for three years at Rome University. The data taken are the signal and noise near the first longitudinal mode ν A of the cylinder. Some parameters of the antenna, like the transduction coefficient α and the resonance frequency ν A , change with the external temperature. A method to track the frequency ν A and to estimate the parameters is presented, and the matched filter is derived.
Low‐frequency noise reduction in SQUID measurements using a laser‐driven superconducting switch. Part A: Direct input circuit switching60(1989); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1140461View Description Hide Description
We describe a technique for substantially decreasing the noise in SQUID measurement applications which are intrinsically low frequency or dc and thus fall below the 1/f knee in the SQUIDnoise energy spectrum. The technique involves reversing the SQUID input leads at a chopping frequency of ∼100 Hz using laser‐driven switches which form a double‐pole–double‐throw network. For sufficiently low noise switching, the demodulate output no longer contains the SQUID low‐frequency noise but rather noise at the SQUID white‐noise floor. We present data demonstrating the low noise performance of a single laser switch, and include the electronics design required for the full implementation of the scheme.
Low‐frequency noise reduction in SQUID measurements using a laser‐driven superconducting switch. Part B: Modulated inductance switching60(1989); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1140462View Description Hide Description
We describe a technique for substantially decreasing the noise in SQUID measurement applications which are intrinsically low frequency or dc and thus fall below the 1/f knee in the SQUIDnoise energy spectrum. Direct switching of the SQUID input leads at a frequency above the 1/f knee, a technique detailed in the preceding article [Anderson e t a l., Rev. Sci. Instrum. 6 0, xxx (1989)], extends white‐noise floor to much lower frequencies with an accompanying loss of slew rate. For those applications where the loss of slew rate is unacceptable, we present in this article an alternate chopping technique which can preserve the original SQUID slew rate with a loss in the low‐frequency signal‐to‐noise energy ratio of about a factor of four.
Langmuir trough dedicated for x‐ray study of monolayer systems60(1989); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1140463View Description Hide Description
Recently, several x‐ray techniques have been demonstrated to have unique capabilities of making microscopic measurement on a monolayer supported on a liquid subphase. Substantial information about the phase transitions and chemical reactions of the monolayer system previously unavailable has been obtained. In this paper a Langmuir trough designed to perform these x‐ray experiments is described. Design considerations specific for the x‐ray applications are discussed, and the hardware implementation is described. The trough has been used successfully in our monolayer study using surface extended x‐ray absorption fine structure (SEXAFS) and near total external fluorescence (NTEF) techniques.
Composite dilatometer for polymer thin films60(1989); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1140464View Description Hide Description
A dilatometer is described for measuring volume changes in polymer thin films over a temperature range of 30–150 °C. The dilatometer is made entirely of glass, except for a stainless steel base and an aluminum clamp, which allow the sample chamber to be reusable. The dilatometer has the capability to measure volume changes in a 0.2 cm3 sample to within 0.13%. Polymer volume data reduction is discussed as well as the calibration procedures for this dilatometer.
Transputer‐based upgrading of a laser photon correlator60(1989); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1140465View Description Hide Description
A powerful and cost‐effective Transputer‐based computer interfaced to a digital photon correlator provides high on‐line data processing capabilities that improve the quality of the experimental data and makes efficient use of the experimental facilities, yielding access to parallel computing for more demanding computational needs. This upgrading approach can be profitably extended to other existing laboratory instruments.
Cathodoluminescence system for a scanning electron microscope using an optical fiber for light collection60(1989); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1140466View Description Hide Description
We describe a novel light collection system for cathodoluminescencescanning electron microscopy.Cathodoluminescence emitted from the sample surface enters directly into the facet of an optical fiber, which is held less than a millimeter away from the sample to optimize the collection efficiency. The fiber is small enough that it has a minimal effect on access to the sample by other detection apparatus. Three axis positioning of the fiber is accomplished with motorized translation stages located in the sample chamber. Techniques for generating cathodoluminescence images and local spectra are discussed. The techniques are applied to oval defects in molecular beam epitaxially grown GaAs/AlGaAs epilayers, and the results are presented.
Holmium laser temperature‐jump apparatus for kinetic studies of muscle contraction60(1989); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1140414View Description Hide Description
A solid‐stateholmium3+ –YLF laser‐based temperature‐jump apparatus has been designed, constructed, and used to produce sudden 2–10 °C temperature increases in aqueous media. This temperature jump technique can be used to perturb biological macromolecular assemblies, such as single skeletal muscle fibers, without their disruption and sufficiently rapidly to elicit biologically relevant kinetic information.
JET high resolution bent crystal spectrometer60(1989); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1140415View Description Hide Description
In this paper we describe the bent crystal spectrometer of the Johann type built for the JET tokamak. This high resolution (λ/Δλ∼20 000) instrument is characterized by a very long focal length (25 m) allowing the crystal and the position sensitive detector to be placed outside the JET torus hall, in order to keep the noise induced by the background radiation to an acceptable level. By means of the shape analysis of x‐ray lines emitted by medium Z, highly ionized impurities present in the plasma, the ion temperature can be evaluated. Relevant information about other plasma parameters such as the electron temperature, the impurity ionization equilibrium and concentration, and the plasmatoroidal velocity can be obtained by means of the analysis of different lines present in the spectra and of their wavelengths. Examples of the results obtained during the first year of operation of this instrument are also illustrated.
High power microwave line with arbitrary impedance matching capability for plasma applications60(1989); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1141072View Description Hide Description
The details of a high power microwave transmission line developed for plasma applications are presented. The line operates at 2.45 GHz and can handle about ≲1 kW of cw microwave power with about 15%–20% insertion loss. A special feature of the line is its wide range impedance matching capability for operating under different load conditions. A coaxial triple stub tuner capable of handling high power cw microwaves was especially developed for this purpose. Detailed design considerations for the tuner and other critical components like the high power vacuum seal are presented.
Development of a new microwave plasma torch and its application to diamond synthesis60(1989); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1140416View Description Hide Description
We have developed a new microwaveplasma torch (MW plasma jet), which can generate a pure H2plasma jet at atmospheric pressure from the end of a center electrode with an input power above 2 kW. The electric field has maximum strength at the end of the electrodes, so the plasma is initially ignited by the electric breakdown. The plasma jet seems to be powered and sustained by the electromagnetic field generated between the electrodes and/or in the chamber. Accordingly, the mechanism to sustain the plasma is considered to be different from that to initially ignite the plasma. In order to confirm the effectiveness of this plasma for CVD processes, the MW plasma jet has been applied to the synthesis of diamond from Ar‐H2‐CH4 system. Diamond particles or films were successfully synthesized at a higher rate (30 μm/h) on a larger area (25×25 mm2), compared with the usual synthesis methods. The growth rate was in proportion to substrate temperature and/or CH4/H2 ratio up to 1200 °C and/or 10 vol %, respectively. These conditions were a little different from those of other methods reported so far. The results derived confirmed that the MW plasma jet has unique characteristics and that the process developed here was effective for the synthesis of diamond.
Generation of pressure pulses by impacting an opposed‐anvil setup with a low‐velocity projectile60(1989); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1140417View Description Hide Description
It is shown that the pressure pulses of short duration can be generated by dropping a weight (5–10 kg) from a height (≤2 m) on a tungstencarbide opposed‐anvil setup with a pyrophyllite gasket and a talc pressure transmitting medium. The amplitude of the pulse depends on the momentum of the drop weight. Typically, a drop‐weight momentum of 10 kg m s− 1 generates a peak pressure of ∼2 GPa on 12.5‐mm‐diam anvils. The pulse duration increases from 280 to 380 μs as the drop‐weight momentum is increased from 10 to 60 kg m s− 1. The highest pressure achieved in these experiments is 6 GPa.
Improved sequencing system for sampling clean gases to obtain particle size distributions with a diffusion battery and a condensation nucleus counter60(1989); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1140418View Description Hide Description
Experience with the combination of a diffusion battery and a condensation nucleus counter (CNC) showed the need for lowering the background counts due to particle generation within the sample sequencing mechanism of one commercial switching valve. An improved sample sequencing system was developed, based on a modular series of gas‐operated solenoid valves. It produced fewer spurious particle counts and allowed very accurate and flexible sample durations to be preset.
Battery‐powered current supply for superconductor measurements60(1989); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1140419View Description Hide Description
To measure the critical current of superconductors, a high output current supply is required. In addition to high current capability, the supply should be designed to reduce ground loop problems, respond linearly to an input control signal, and minimize output noise. A current supply with these qualifications has been constructed and tested. Although the supply was originally designed for testing conventional superconductors at high current levels, it has also been successfully used in measurements on the high‐critical‐temperature ceramicsuperconductors where the maximum current output was less than 1 A. The supply can produce 1000 A output current with a noise level of approximately 0.05 A peak‐to‐peak. The specifics of the current supply's design and performance are given.
A Macintosh based transistor curve tracer and analyzer60(1989); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1140420View Description Hide Description
A technique to easily and quickly obtain, display, and analyze the transistor characteristics of p n p and n p n bipolar junctiontransistors with a Macintosh personal computer is reported. Both the necessary hardware and software are described.
Transport system for 9×12 in. substrates in a laboratory vacuum deposition system60(1989); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1140421View Description Hide Description
A transport system has been built whereby a printed wiring board (PWB) panel, 22×30 cm (9×12 in.) in size and up to 3 mm (0.12 in) thick, is moved in a vacuum deposition system at speeds of 1.5 to 150 cm/min (0.65 to 60 in./min). The deposition system consists of a series of sputter stations for depositing copper metal at rates of 0.1 to 1.0 μm/min (4 to 40 μin./min). The panel is suspended at the top from a bar that has wheels that roll along a support rail. The bottom of the panel is constrained within a slot defined by two guide rails. Metal shields protect the roller assembly from ''line‐of‐sight'' deposition such as is encountered in evaporation and sputtering. Smaller panels can be accommodated either by modifying the suspension system or by mounting them in a frame of the above dimensions.
Effect of contact size and placement, and of resistive inhomogeneities on van der Pauw measurements60(1989); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1140422View Description Hide Description
The measurement errors of resistivity and Hall coefficient in the van der Pauw technique due to contact lead size or lead placement errors is calculated for square and cloverleaf‐shaped samples, and compared to the results for a simple circular disk. Both the square and the cloverleaf greatly reduce these errors, compared to the circular sample shape. Another source of measurement error, sample inhomogeneity, is also analyzed, and it is shown that the error introduced by inhomogeneities is proportional to E 2 in the region of the inhomogeneity. Consequences of these results are discussed.


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The train station: dream interpretation by the I Ching
The Dream
I am now 24 and I can say I have been having this dream consistently for at most 20 years. I am always trapped in a train station either taking the trains in the wrong direction or missing the trains completely, or trying to get to the right train. By the way it is not always the same train station and I ride the train almost daily in my "real life". In my dreams the stations never appear as they really are in "real life" but are close enough. I have a naturally good sense of direction in "real life", I can be somewhere once and go there again without thinking about where I have to go my body just leads me and I know the subway systems very well but in my dreams it is a totally different story. In my dreams when I receive advice from other passengers it gets me into more trouble when trying to get out of the station.
Basically my goal is to leave, get out of the train station but I never seem to make it. I take the stairs only to find that I am in another area of the station. I am usually by myself sometimes with my sisters, or my best friend or my boyfriend. I almost made it out one time I got out but I was not were I wanted to be so I had to go back again in the damn train station. I am so annoyed. I need to figure it out cause I need to get out of the train station for good.
I think this may have to do with the decisions in my life but I am not that sure because this is a dream that I have been having since I was a little girl. I really have no clue where I am trying to go.
Dream analysis: Learning to command your potential
The I Ching's perspective on this recurring dream both explains what it is showing you, and also sets this experience in a wider context, showing you what you will need to achieve to get out of that station!It begins with hexagram 4, Learning, which tells you why you find yourself trapped in the station. You are still learning, still ignorant, like a growing plant that is covered over. The cover means things are hidden from you: this mirrors the dream image of being caught underground, unable to find the way up, out of the station and into the daylight. But a cover can also be useful, as a way of protecting and nurturing hidden growth. The Judgement (main text) of Hexagram 4 shows this at work. A teacher is speaking:
'Learning, growth. I do not seek the young learner, the young learner seeks me. To ask once brings you insight; to ask two or three times brings only confusion, not insight. You benefit from determination.'
In other words, you receive answers only when you are ready, which is why asking your fellow passengers for directions gets you nowhere. I suspect that you've revealed the heart of the situation yourself in your comments: 'I really have no clue where I am trying to go.' A station offers you many choices of route, and many exits onto different streets in the 'real world' above - it is where you choose your future direction. If you're not sure where you want to go, you won't be able to leave the station.
In fact, this image is an indication that you have set off - your journey is underway. In the I Ching, Hexagram 3 represents birth, and hexagram 4 the next stage - growth and learning. In some ways, this stage is more difficult:
'Birth: clear vision, not losing your grip on your dwelling place. Learning: disorder, obvious.'Enlightenment comes later - but once you have left your dwelling place and moved out into the world, your first experience is naturally of confusion.
Your situation is pinpointed by just one moving line, line 6:
'Striking the learner. Violence is no use; useful to resist violence.'This, I think, expresses your current state of frustration. You keep having the same dream, and you are understandably annoyed at being stuck in 'the damn train station'! In other words, you are hitting out at your own ignorance. The I Ching acknowledges your irritation, but also warns that it won't get you anywhere.
The way things can change is depicted by the inner Pattern of Change, hexagram 43, Deciding:
'Decision. Declaring it in the ruler's chambers, crying out with sincerity. Danger. Notify your own capital city. It is no use to take up arms; it is beneficial to have a direction to go.'So your intuition about your dream is quite right: this has to do with decisions. When you first dreamt it as a child, important decisions were being made for you; now, you have the chance to take them for yourself. The next stage is to decide where you want to go: this is the fork in the path, and following one route means ruling out other possibilities. Then you can bring this decision into the open - being clear in your own mind, and then open and firm with other people. Once again, overt aggression ('taking up arms') will get you nowhere.
The wider context for all this is shown in the Relating Hexagram: 7, the Army. This hexagram is not about attacking, but about organising potential to make it useful in practice. The Chinese 'army' was actually just the mass of common people, not a separate group: the strength of the country was hidden in the people, like an underground river. This offers you a new perspective on the things that are hidden from you - they can include underground currents of strength, and maybe aggression. This mass of unorganised potential calls for you to become a strong leader, embracing all parts of yourself, taking responsibility for your own potential and managing it like a general, or a great teacher. Find your most important principles - like a general finding his ruler - and organise your life around them.
The Nuclear Hexagram for both Hexagrams 4 and 7 is 24, Return. This is the potential at the heart of both learning and of taking responsibility: renewal, and a return to fundamentals. It can also mean a turning point, when you rediscover the right path for you. This is the hexagram of the winter solstice: the darkest time is also when the light begins to return. But the solstice was a time for rest, not for travelling. It may be that a large part of what you have to do here is simply wait for the growth and light that will make it possible to move on.
I Ching dream analysis articles
- I Ching dream interpretation
- Ten steps to interpreting dreams with the I Ching
- Two windows: the I Ching and dreams
- An introduction to interpreting dreams (not I Ching related)
- Introduction to interpreting dreams with the I Ching - based on a real life example
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Jeans are definitely looser!! Yay Last week's goals: Plan all food ahead of time and fill in tracker in the morning- DONE Eat what is on the tracker ONLY- DONE 4 out of 7 days Attend 30 minute circuit training class 5 times-DONE ...
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it's working!!!
Friday, January 06, 2012 2 comments
When I woke up today, I though it would be another day just like yesterday. I dragged myself out of bed at 5:15 to go to another ridiculously short circuit training class at the gym. I've been doing these for the last couple weeks. "30 ...
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what a great morning
Tuesday, January 03, 2012 0 comments
With winter break coming to an end in a couple days, it occurred to me that I need a plan of action in order to stay on track on working days. I went to bed at 10 last night and this morning I actually got up at 5:30 and went to the circuit tra...
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not allowing myself to get discouraged
Monday, January 02, 2012 0 comments
Although the scale only registered a one pound loss and the clothes are still tight, I refuse to believe that the last 3 weeks of hard work were wasted. I logged long hours everyday in the gym and on the road. I tracked my food most of the time...
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still pushing myself but within limits
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I love today. It may sound selfish, but right now, it's all about me. Today is the first day of winter break for the community college where I teach. No classes for a month. What a nice treat to be able to go to my favorite workout class i...
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BANGOR - Dorothy Harriet (Wallace) Kennedy, 96, passed away peacefully Feb. 1, 2013, in Bangor. Dorothy was born in Milbridge, the daughter of Ira K. and Mildred S. Wallace.
Dot graduated from Milbridge High School in 1934, Gorham Normal School and the University of Maine. She taught for many years in Milbridge, Cherryfield and Brewer. Dorothy was past worthy matron of Alcyone Chapter No. 71 Order of the Eastern Star, a member of Milbridge Congregational Church and Grange. Dorothy married David J. Kennedy in March 1940. They retired in 1973 and traveled, spending winters in California and Florida, and summers at their cottage at Ray's Point, Milbridge.
She was predeceased by her husband, David J. Kennedy, in 1995; sons, Ralph D. and Bruce N.; stepson, George L.; and a brother, Ralph Wallace. She is survived by a daughter-in-law, Joyce of Eddington; granddaughter, Stacey Seymour and her husband, Thomas, and their children, Ryan and Whitney, of Brewer; grandson, Shaun Kennedy and his wife, Lori, and their daughter, Shayleigh, of Old Orchard Beach; stepdaughter, Jane Anderson of Wisconsin, her daughters, Diana Sherman and Michael of Wisconsin and Sherry Murchison and David of Texas; stepdaughter-in-law, Ruth Kennedy Dobbins and her husband, Harley, of Milbridge, and her children, Debra Stanley and David of Bangor, Eric Kennedy and Pamela of Pittsfield, Teresa Sprague and Peter of Brooklin, Kevin Kennedy and Ellen of Milbridge; seven great-stepgrandchildren and three great-great-stepgranddaughters.
Committal services will be held in the spring at Evergreen Cemetery, Milbridge. Friends who wish may make donations in her memory to Milbridge Congregational Church or Milbridge Historical Society. Arrangements by Cliff Gray Cremation & Funeral Services, 60 Andrews Road, Bryant Pond.
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The ANC is a national liberation movement. It was formed in 1912 to unite the African people and spearhead the struggle for fundamental political, social and economic change.
The ANC's key objective is the creation of a united, non-racial, non-sexist and democratic society.
This means the liberation of Africans in particular and black people in general from political and economic bondage. It means uplifting the quality of life of all South Africans, especially the poor.
The ANC is in an alliance with the South African Communist Party (SACP) and the Congress of South African Trade Unions (COSATU). Each Alliance partner is an independent organisation with its own constitution, membership and programmes. The Alliance is founded on a common commitment to the objectives of the National Democratic Revolution, and the need to unite the largest possible cross-section of South Africans behind these objectives.
Author : Albert Luthuli
1 August 1959
Here I am, caged in, in the Lower Tugela District, by the oppressor`s ban on me. The confinement resulting from this ban is a painful reminder to me and to you all also that apartheid laws deny us freedom of movement.
Feudal days in Europe could not have been worse.
Fortunately, the oppressed people, here and elsewhere in Africa, are becoming increasingly aware of their plight, and are making heroic efforts to free themselves. It is gratifying to record that African women are playing an admirable part and, in close co-operation with their sisters of other races, are showing a growing aggressive opposition to serfdom.
Ever since the mighty anti-pass protests to the Union Buildings African women have joined Congress in large numbers and have increasingly played their part in it.
Many successful local demonstrations have been organised against the issue of the "Dom" Pass to African women.
In the attempts to boycott Bantu Education schools, women were there. As managers in the home they have contributed significantly to the recent Potato Boycott.
To the admiring surprise of many of us, including many outside Congress circles, African women in Natal for the last two months have engaged in spontaneous Natal-wide local demonstrations.
The demonstrations have highlighted many important current issues affecting Africans in urban centres and in rural areas alike. What a challenge to our Congress! The only jarring note in these demonstrations has been the appearance of violence in some areas.
Violence does nobody any good, but does our cause much harm.
We are indeed in the women`s era in the liberation struggle in the Union.
The freedom road is likely to be long and weary. We shall need all the stoic fortitude and wisdom to face and surmount mountains of problems, troubles and miseries that are generally met with on the march to FREEDOM.
With the heroic contribution of our dauntless women we shall succeed, I have no doubt.
May South African women continue to play their noble and heroic part in our liberation struggle.
I charge them to use their womanly influence and tactics, to win increasingly into Congress and into the struggle, growing numbers of men. If gentle persuasion should prove unavailing, goading them to it by derisive words and actions may be used. Women are generally masters at this!
Women of other races and groups including our own, have used this tactic from time immemorial when a crisis demanded it from us.
May this Conference inspire all of you to present a dauntlessness that will enable you to defy all the fiery darts of the oppressor and even his Saracens.


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Ongoing construction work will squeeze state Highway 14 and cause lane closures at the West Camas Slough Bridge starting next week, according to the Washington State Department of Transportation.
Crews plan to install a new median barrier on the two-lane bridge. The work will reduce the span to one lane at 8 p.m. both Monday and Tuesday evenings, and continue until 6 a.m. the following mornings.
Starting at 8 p.m. Wednesday, workers will narrow both lanes of the highway. The resulting width restriction means vehicles wider than 10 feet must use an alternate route until the median work is finished in November, according to WSDOT.
The work is part of a $50 million project that will expand Highway 14 and add a new interchange in Camas and Washougal. The project is expected to wrap up in late 2012 or early 2013.


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BU's Maurice Watson Jr.
Nov. 29, 2013
Patriot League Men's Basketball Release - 11.29.13
CENTER VALLEY, Pa. - Five of the eight Patriot League men's basketball teams in action this weekend will play at home, and that has been a good spot for League squads this season.
Patriot League Twitter Notebook - @PL_MBB
*Eight Patriot League teams are in action this weekend, with five at home on Patriot League Network.
*Army, Boston University, Lafayette and Bucknell are at home on Saturday, with Lehigh on Sunday.
*Seven of the eight contests are against teams from the America East, MAAC, Northeast Conference or Ivy League.
*Patriot League teams are 17-8 against those four leagues this season.
*Colgate set a school record with 17 three-pointers in a 98-86 win at Tulane on Tuesday.
*Colgate had its highest point total since 2004-05, and top mark against a Division opponent since 2001-02.
*The Raiders will play at Binghamton on Sunday for their first four-game win streak since January 2010.
*Navy has won four of its last five games after a 67-59 victory over Maryland Eastern Shore on Tuesday.
*Patriot League teams are 11-4 at home, with the Mids leading the way at 3-0.
*Eight League squads have unblemished marks at home, with Colgate (2-0) the only other team at more than 1-0.
*All eight games this weekend are available on free live web streaming.
Patriot League Notebook
Home Sweet Home
Five of the eight Patriot League teams in action this weekend will play at home, and that has been a good spot for League squads this season. Patriot League teams are a combined 11-4 at home this season after Navy won on Tuesday. The schedule has featured only slightly higher than 25% of games at home for League squad, but that will begin to change this weekend. Army hosts Houston Baptist and Boston University welcomes St. Peter's at 1 p.m. on Saturday, with Lafayette hosting Penn and 2 p.m. and Bucknell welcoming Princeton at 7 p.m. Lehigh hosts Sacred Heart at 2 p.m. on Sunday, with all five games available for free on Patriot League Network. Eight squads have unblemished marks at home this season, with Bucknell, Boston University and Lehigh putting their 1-0 records on the line this weekend. Navy (3-0) and Colgate (2-0) have each won multiple home games without a loss.
Regional Rulers
Patriot League teams have fared well against opponents from the Mid-Major conferences in the Northeast/Mid-Atlantic Region. League squads are 17-8 against the America East, Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference, Northeast Conference and Ivy League, and seven of the eight contests this weekend are against teams from those leagues. There are two games against the Ivies, NEC and America East, and one against the MAAC. In addition to the home contests on Patriot League Network, the three road games are also available on free web streaming with Holy Cross at New Hampshire (Saturday, 1 p.m.) and Colgate at Binghamton (Sunday, 2 p.m.) on America East TV and American at St. Francis (Pa.) (Saturday, 2 p.m.) on NEC Front Row.
Colgate on a Roll, Especially From Long Range
Colgate has its first three-game win streak under Head Coach Matt Langel after beating Tulane 98-86 on Tuesday evening. The Raiders made a school record 17 three-pointers and lead the nation in both three-pointers made (13.0) and three-point field-goal percentage (48.9%) while pacing the Patriot League with 77.6 points per game. Colgate goes for its first four-game winning streak since 2010 when it visits Binghamton on Sunday afternoon.
Loyola Suffers First Loss, But Cormier Continues to Shine
Loyola Maryland couldn't put together another comeback on Tuesday, as the Greyhounds hung tough the whole way but fell at No. 13/14 Connecticut 76-66. But Dylon Cormier continued his run, scoring 20 points or more for the fifth-straight game to start the season by finishing with 23 against the Huskies. Cormier already has three 30-point game this season, and stands third in the country with 28.4 points per game.
Holy Cross Sets Another Record
After already setting three Patriot League records early in the season, Holy Cross got into the act on a national level on Sunday. The Crusaders limited Hartford to just one field goal in the first half of an 80-55 win, becoming just the second NCAA team to do that since 1986. The only other instance was in 2008 when Kansas State held Savannah State to only one made shot in the second half. This comes after the Crusaders set Patriot League records for points (122), made free throws (45) and combined points (240) in a four-point double-overtime win against Sacred Heart on Nov. 13.
Dialing Long Distance
Patriot League teams and players are among the national leaders in hitting shots from behind the arc. Colgate leads the nation at 48.9% from beyond the arc, while Bucknell stands fifth at 47.1%. Colgate also has the top mark in Division I with 13.0 three-pointers per game, with Lafayette in the top 25 at 9.0 per contest. Among individuals, Loyola's Eric Laster (64.7%) is fifth in the country from three-point range, while Colgate's Pat Moore (58.6%) and Ethan Jacobs (58.3%) are also on the national leaderboard.
McKnight, Irving Both at 1,000 Points, 400 Assists
Two players from the preseason All-Patriot League Team are on track to finish with numbers among the League all-time leaders in assists. Lehigh's Mackey McKnight recently became the 12th player in Patriot League history with 400 career assists, and surpassed the 1,000-point mark this week. McKnight is now up to 421 all-time assists, just ahead of Boston University senior DJ Irving at 415, though Irving's total before this season will not count towards the Patriot League record book.
15 Patriot League Contests to Be Shown On CBS Sports Network
The Patriot League Men's Basketball Championship will be televised on CBS Sports Network for the third year in a row on Wednesday, March 12 at 7:30 p.m., while CBSSN will also air both semifinal games of the Patriot League Men's Basketball Tournament on Saturday, March 8 at 3:30 and 5:30 p.m. The postseason contests are part of a 15-game schedule of Patriot League men's basketball on CBS Sports Network in 2014.
Boston University, Loyola Maryland Join in 2013-14
Boston University and Loyola University Maryland enter the Patriot League for their first season in 2013-14. It is the first time in more than a decade that the League's make-up changed, dating back to American's entrance in the 2001-02 season. With the Terriers and Greyhounds joing the group, the Patriot League schedule will remain a double round-robin with each team playing 18 League games. The Patriot League schedule begins on Jan. 2.
2013 Patriot League Tournament
The 2013 Patriot League Tournament features an expanded field with all 10 schools included. The League tourney begins with the first round on Monday, March 3 followed by the quarterfinals two days later. The semifinals will be played on Saturday, March 8 at 3:30 and 5:30 p.m., with the Patriot League Championship held on Wednesday, March 12 at 7:30 p.m.
Patriot Leaguers Come From All Over Country, World
The rosters for men's basketball teams feature players from 31 different states and the District of Columbia, with a League-high 16 student-athletes from Pennsylvania. In addition to the diversity within the USA, rosters include 11 players from foreign countries. That list features four Canadians, two Australians and one from Spain, England, Serbia, Nigeria and Greece
Team Notebooks
AMERICAN Columbia opened the game with a 14-4 run and never looked back in a 61-47 win over American on Tuesday...The Eagles were down 13 points at halftime, and never got closer than six behind in the second half...Tony Wroblicky and Darius Gardner scored 15 points apiece and combined to shoot 12-of-19 from the field, but the rest of the Eagles were just 6-of-25...American has dropped the first three contests on its four-game road trip, which wraps up with a visit to St. Francis (Pa.) on Saturday.
ARMY The Black Knighs stayed within striking distance most of the way until Notre Dame closed the game with a 27-7 run for a 93-60 win on Sunday...Dylan Cox led Army with 11 points, eight rebounds and five assists, while Kevin Ferguson and Larry Toomey each scored 10...Army saw a similar run against it on Nov. 19 against Delaware, with the Blue Hens going on a 23-5 spurt to pull out an 89-74 win at West Point...Ferguson had his first double-double with 14 points and 11 rebounds, while Cox and Kyle Wilson also finished with 14 points...Army made just 7-of-46 three-point attempts in the two games...The Black Knights return to action when they host Houston Baptist on Saturday.
BOSTON UNIVERSITY The Terriers posted a 2-1 record against solid competition at the 2K Sports Classic Irvine Subregional over the weekend...After falling to Eastern Washington 80-68 on Friday, the Terriers beat host UC Irvine 74-68 on Saturday and finished the trip with a 72-57 win over LIU Brooklyn on Sunday...BU's 4-2 start is its best record at this point since the 2008-09 season...The Terriers have beaten three teams coming off a postseason bid last year, including an LIU Brooklyn squad that is the three-time Northeast Conference champion...The Terriers went on runs to secure each of their victories...They used a 17-2 spurt against UC Irvine to turn a two-point deficit into a 13-point lead, and held at least an eight-point edge until the final seconds...The Terriers put up a 15-3 run in the first half against LIU Brooklyn to take a 32-19 lead and carried a 37-23 lead into the locker room... LIU Brooklyn briefly cut the lead to seven in the second half, but BU followed with a 7-0 run and was up by double digits the rest of the way...DJ Irving averaged 12.7 points and 3.7 assists for the weekend, with 14.5 points and 5.0 assists in the two victories...The Terriers took some time off after the busy weekend, returning to action when they host St. Peter's on Saturday.
BUCKNELL Bucknell started slow and could not recover in a 69-64 loss at Mount St. Mary's on Tuesday...The Bison were down eight at halftime and 12 early in the second half, and saw Mount St. Mary's score five straight points after the deficit was cut to two in the final minutes...Brian Fitzpatrick led the Bison with a career-high 18 points, while Chris Hass added 10....The Bison completed a three-game road trip with a 1-2 mark, beating Albany 77-64 on Saturday...Bucknell plays just its second game at home on Saturday when it welcomes Princeton.
COLGATE Colgate made 17-of-27 three-pointers, with 11 in the first half alone, in a 98-86 rout at Tulane on Tuesday...The Raiders have won three consecutive games for the first time under third-year Head Coach Matt Langel...It is Colgate's first three-game winning streak since taking four-straight home games from Jan. 2-9, 2010...The 17 made 3-pointers are believed to be a program record for most in a game, and are just one off the Patriot League record...Colgate had its highest point total since 2004-05, and top mark against a Division opponent since 2001-02...It opened the game with a 12-2 lead, went up 53-34 at halftime and put the game away with an 11-2 run after Tulane had closed within 87-81 with three minutes left...Damon Sherman-Newsome led the way with a career-high 25 points, while Murphy Burnatowski and Pat Moore each had 17, Ethan Jacobs scored 15 and Austin Tillotson finished with 10...Each of the wins in Colgate's three-game run has been by double digits, and the Raiders have scored over 80 points in each game...Colgate leads the Patriot League with 77.6 points per game and 17.8 assists per contest, and paces the nation with 13.0 three-pointers per game while ranking second in the country at 48.9% from beyond the arc...Colgate goes for its first four-game win streak since 2010 when it visits Binghamton on Sunday afternoon.
HOLY CROSS The Crusaders split a pair of games at the Hall of Fame Tip-Off over the weekend, falling to Belmont 81-70 on Saturday before defeating Hartford 80-55 on Sunday...Holy Cross tied an NCAA record in the win by holding the Hawks to just one field goal in the first half...It was only the second time that had been done since 1986, and first since Kansas State against Savannah State in 2008... Holy Cross jumped out to an 18-1 lead, was up 35-14 at halftime and went ahead by as many as 32 points in the 25-point win...Holy Cross made 27-of-46 field goals while holding Hartford to 15-of-40 shooting, and also held a 35-18 rebounding advantage while forcing 21 turnovers...Eric Green posted a career-high 18 points for Holy Cross, while Dave Dudzinski also had 18 on 8-of-9 shooting and pulled down nine rebounds...Cullen Hamilton led the way with 16 points in the loss to Belmont, while Anthony Thompson and Dave Dudzinski each had 15....Malachi Alexander was named Patriot League Anaconda Rookie of the Week for the second straight time on Monday after averaging 12.0 points and 5.0 rebounds in three games...Holy Cross returns to action when it visits New Hampshire on Saturday afternoon.
LAFAYETTE Yale's Javier Duren hit a 27-foot three-pointer as time expired for a 79-76 win at Lafayette on Tuesday...The Leopards almost forced their third straight overtime, coming back from a 68-58 deficit with 5:37 left to tie the score on Joey Ptasinski's bucket with 3.5 seconds to play...Seth Hinrichs led Lafayette with a career-high 28 points, making 10-of-16 shots and 5-of-7 three-pointers, while freshman Nick Lindner had 18 points and team highs of five assists and five rebounds...Hinrichs stands second in the Patriot League with 21.2 points per game for the season...Lafayette shot over 50% in the game, but allowed Yale to shoot 53% and make 9-of-14 three-pointers..Lafayette has started a season 0-5 for the first time since 2002-03...The Leopards again go for their first win when they host Penn on Saturday afternoon.
LEHIGH The Mountain Hawks split a pair of games in their Legends Classic pod in Brookings, S.D., as they beat Texas Southern 67-63 on Monday before falling to host South Dakota State in the title game of the regional on Tuesday... Lehigh led from start to finish in the 67-63 triumph over Texas Southern...The Mountain Hawks opened with a 6-0 lead and went up 29-17 at halftime...Lehigh saw its lead cut to one with under four minutes to play, but made key shots and free throws down the stretch to hold on to the advantage...Tim Kempton matched his career-high 20 points and had eight rebounds, while Corey Schaefer scored a career-high 16...Lehigh limited Texas Southern to 36.2% shooting and 5-of-22 from long range...The start went the opposite way on Tuesday, as Lehigh fell behind 15-5 early and could not recover in the 74-61 loss at South Dakota State...The Mountain Hawks got as close as three points in the second half, but the Jackrabbits answered with an 11-4 run and pulled away for the win...Mackey McKnight led Lehigh with 21 points, going over 1,000 points in his career in the process...The Mountain Hawks play their second home game of the year when they welcome Sacred Heart on Sunday.
LOYOLA MARYLAND Loyola Maryland hung tough against one of the top teams in the country, but lost its first game in a 76-66 final at No. 13/14 Connecticut on Tuesday...Loyola was within three points early in the second half before the Huskies began to pull away, though the Greyhounds got as close as nine in the final minutes...Dylon Cormier led the Greyhounds with 23 points, his fifth-straight 20-point game to open the year, while Eric Laster scored 12 and R.J. Williams had 10...Loyola has the weekend off before traveling to West Virginia on Monday for a game shown on ROOT Sports Pittsburgh.
NAVY Kendall Knorr scored a career-high 17 points, including seven in the final 22.5 seconds, to lead Navy past Maryland Eastern Shore 67-59 on Tuesday night...Knorr first hit a three-pointer for a 63-57 lead, then made four free throws down the stretch to seal the win...Navy took a slim 33-32 lead at
halftime, and never trailed in the second half as it hung on for the win...Tilman Dunbar added 15 points and seven assists for the Mids, while Worth Smith scored 14...Navy earned its fourth win in its last five games and stayed perfect in Alumni Hall with a 3-0 record...The Mids lead the Patriot League in scoring defense at 59.0 points per game, and have held their opponent to under 60 points in each of their four victories this season...Navy completes its four-game homestand and tries to remain perfect at Alumni Hall when it faces The Citadel on Tuesday.


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"The Art of Jewelry Design" curriculum was developed by Rita Knight, a former Language Arts/Reading teacher, to teach the skill of jewelry-making & how to develop it into a business. It meets the GA State Standards in Language Arts, Social Studies, & Math.
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Autoswitch Day & Night Mode
does exactly what its name says. When it gets dark outside, the display automatically adjusts to the new light situation.
The glossary is to provide information. Look here for all the technical terms relating to navigation. Simply search alphabetically, or use the list of keywords.
If you are unable find a search term, the questions and answers section may help.
does exactly what its name says. When it gets dark outside, the display automatically adjusts to the new light situation.
provides a realistic display of the actual course of the road including curves in a dynamic travelling animation. It not only shows what lane you need to change to ahead of time but also when. The distances between different turning manoeuvres and lane changes can also be easily calculated thanks to this display. All this ensures that you will be better able to orientate yourself and are well prepared for the road ahead. You will be safer on the road and will reach your destination without stress.
links your mobile phone with your NAVIGON, so that you can use your phone hands-free very easily via the large display. And, above all, safely.
helps you to find a parking spot. Clever Parking displays nearby parking areas shortly before reaching your destination. You'll be able to avoid lengthy searches and just drive directly to a parking area.
offers the option of entering a destination by its coordinates. A practical alternative to the traditional address entry when locating camping sites, for example.
displays cities as they really are – in 3D with buildings by the roadside. This provides a better overview and better orientation assistance throughout your journey.
City View 3D - orientation for your route
not only assists you in finding a parking space, but also even shows you the number of available parking spaces in nearby car parks in real time.
Allows you to travel relaxed through unfamiliar cities and display the buildings realistically in 3D. It includes building colours, roof shapes and all the things that make orientation easier. Also, nearby buildings and special destinations behind them are displayed transparently so you always have a clear view of the direction of your route and POIs.
takes your favourite photos with you everywhere. And, with the large and attractive display, you can look at them whenever you wish.
tells you within seconds where important locations such as the police, hospitals and more can be found – when it counts.
Even on foot, cities can be very confusing. An electronic compass lends a hand in the pedestrian mode so you don't lose your bearings. So you'll know right away whether you need to go left, right, up or down. Or north, south, east or west.
shows you your favourite destinations as special destinations. So you can see at a glance when you happen to be around the corner from your favourite Italian restaurant or one of your friends.
transmits navigation information, your favourite music and even phone calls over your car speakers. Sounds good, doesn't it?
shows you your favourite places in the form of special destinations, ensuring that you can see at a glance when you happen to be around the corner of your favorite Italian restaurant or your friends.
provides continuous access to the world's largest search engine. Using keywords such as 'cocktail bar London' or 'flower shop Dublin', you can find all the points of interest along your route. And as well as telephone numbers and addresses, customer reviews tell you whether or not it is worth the extra mile.
Within 30 days after the first use of the device you can download our most recent map material for free.
helps you to make your way through even the most hectic traffic situations. It provides you with a clear look ahead, showing you whether you need to change lanes for this turn and also for the next.
takes the Eiffel Towers and Big Bens of this world and puts them on your display in 3D – so that you won't drive past the real ones when traffic is hectic.
NAVIGON Landmark View 3D – shows tourist attractions and special destinations
is only available from us and ensures that you can use your NAVIGON even more easily – you'll hardly even need to touch it. For example, by simply moving your hand towards the display NAVIGON MyBest POI in the vicinity will be shown. Control panels are hidden and therefore reveal more of the current map section to give you the perfect overview, as only information that is relevant to you is displayed. Thanks to this innovative sensor, you can concentrate fully on the road and enjoy a relaxed journey to your destination.
now indicates both stationary and mobile speed cameras – in real time, of course. In addition to active speed cameras already registered, you can inform every other NAVIGON Live user of new ones. These are promptly delivered by means of a single click and can be sent as audio-visual warnings too if required.
Should you get caught in traffic or have a long wait, the new Media Player provides perfect entertainment to stave off boredom. Thanks to the large 5.0" display you can relax and watch films or click through your digital photo album. And as everybody knows, music helps the time pass. So now you can play your favourite hits whenever you like – it doesn't get much more multimedia on the road than that.
unites two things which belong together: driving and music. This is why your NAVIGON not only shows you the way, but also sets the right tone.
because not every destination you choose will have a parking space right outside, we navigate you the last few metres of your journey after parking, all the way to your actual destination on foot. Your NAVIGON will even find your car for you on the way back.
Whatever kind of driver you are, NAVIGON MyRoutes recommends the best route every time, adapted to your personal driving style, the day of the week and the time of day. In addition, your NAVIGON also displays up to two further possible routes, providing a clear choice. You decide whether you follow the recommended route or take one of the alternatives.
has a new roundabout appeared in the city? Or a street changed its name? NAVIGON MyReport lets you inform us about changes to the road network. Once they've been thoroughly checked by experts, they are incorporated into one of our next map releases.
allows you to easily transfer all of your contact addresses from your computer to your NAVIGON. This ensures that you always have your important addresses where you need them: with you.
offers updated maps from experts on a regular basis. Simply installed, they ensure that your NAVIGON is always as up-to-date as possible, so that the main road does not suddenly turn into a dead end. Updates are for a full 24 months.
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is exactly what you have been missing when it comes to discovering a new city on your own. Finally there is a function that draws your attention to nearby sights and also knows a thing or two about them. Automatically and/or at a click, your NAVIGON will give you information on opening hours and historical backgrounds, for example.
ensures that you will always have your three favourite destinations in view from now on. For example, are you an art fan? Then you can find out about all the museums that are on your route with just one click. The same goes for motorway services, filling stations and similar places. Once you have selected them, your top three points of interest will be saved on the display and will be shown to you along the entire route.
shows you your three favourite POIs with just one click and hides unimportant information, therefore increasing the visible area of the map. This provides greater safety and comfort, as well as a better overview when driving.
brings you directly to your destination, even if you're not in your car.You'll be well prepared to explore unfamiliar cities, for example, and discover the most hidden spots and sights. You can hold your NAVIGON comfortably in portrait format* in one hand – leaving the other one totally free.
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Not only can you select the destination comfortably and accurately by voice entry, but you can also perform important functions such as selecting the menu, controlling the volume and answering calls. All barely without taking your hands off the steering wheel. Thus, you can concentrate on the most important thing – the road.
allows you to click and select a point of interest (POI) on the map such as petrol stations or tourist attractions. In addition, it provides essential information such as addresses, opening hours and telephone numbers. You can also choose to be taken there directly by your Navigon.
ensures that your NAVIGON device will not work for anyone who is trying to use or take it without your permission.
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guarantees a safe journey, every time. A road sign to match the road features appears on your display – for example, when sharp bends, strong winds or slippery stretches are expected. So you'll be well prepared for the various driving conditions ahead. There'll be no surprises, just safe driving.
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only shows you letter combinations which actually make sense. Fzoutxh Street and other such nonsense are now a thing of the past.
provides the latest traffic information in real time on a regular basis and also knows at all times where other NAVIGON Live users are free from traffic problems. This enables your NAVIGON to advise you of the best route at all times – taking the current traffic situation into consideration.
helps you to smoothly make your way around traffic jams and road construction sites. Two cables have been made one. For you, this means that you no longer need to worry about a mess of cables in your car. This leaves more space for what is most important: you.
not only reads out distances, but also the names of roads and exits – to ensure that you can concentrate on the road.
shows you an alternative route when traffic congestion is announced, with an updated distance calculation and arrival time. You decide if a diversion is worthwhile or if you would like to keep to the original route.
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Trying to find something that is safe for your kids seems to be a challenge these days. Children's items, even clothes are recalled quite frequently. To avoid these issues, it is recommended to buy clothes, toys, etc. that are made in America. These items can be costly and hard to find. While most are familiar with websites like etsy.com that specialize in items made by an individual versus a corporation, it can be a costly and time consuming search for what you are looking for.
Luckily, I came across a great local "Shoppe" online. Courtney McCoy, a mother of one, is expecting her second child later this month. She was told she could not drive for the remainder of her pregnancy, and turned her hobby into a great business, Itty Kiddy Hats. These crocheted hats come in a variety of colors and styles and she has boys and girls available. These hats are reasonable priced, and can even be custom ordered. She has some great bags available too for shopping. The stretch out so you can fit more in them, without carrying a huge bag to the store. She even has old-fashioned dish cloths available! They work much better than the store bought can and last longer too.
Itty Kiddy Hats is located in Senoia. As of right now, Mrs. McCoy only has a few selections pictured, but she can do custom orders, so if you have different colors in mind just ask. Even better, the prices are on the lower side for etsy.com, and far less than the department stores. Check out Itty Kiddy Hats now!


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Our 60 Room 100 Percent Smoke Free Hotel in the Heart of Parkland Countys Stony Plain, Alberta offers Country Hospitality with Big City Amenities. A Charming Property that Features Personalized Service and Attention. Conveniently Located Adjacent to Parkland Highway 16A, the Travelodge Provides Easy Access to Various Tourist Attractions as Well as Numerous Local Businesses. Minutes from Trans Alta Tri-Leisure Centre, Mural Walks, Multi-cultural centre, boutique shopping in downtown Stony Plain. Direct access to West Edmonton Mall only 25 minutes from the hotel. The Travelodge features indoor swimming pool, hot tub, complimentary deluxe continental breakfast, computer port modems, free high speed internet access in all rooms. Guest laundry services and many more guest amenities. We are also just 2 kilometres from downtown Stony Plain. The most important feature of the Travelodge Stony Plain is the guarantee of excellent service with a smile. Come stay awhile - we hope to see you soon.
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Many of us who suffer with fibromyalgia know that we take a rollercoaster ride on pain and pain medication. Sometimes it is tough finding just the right kind of medication. Then of course there are the physicians who do not believe in medication for fibromyalgia. Ditch them; they probably still hang on to the old belief that fibromyalgia does not exist.
In part 1 we talked about the effect antidepressants have on fibromyalgia, this section will deal with other medication which is frequently used for treating the symptoms of fibromyalgia.
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Pain relievers
There are different pain relievers that quell the pain associated with fibromyalgia but again, they do not work with every fibromyalgia sufferer. For example, acetaminophen which can be bought over the counter helps make the pain manageable with some people who suffer with fibromyalgia.
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Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) which can be bought over the counter will not work that well alone but often work when combined with other fibromyalgia medications such as aspirin, ibuprofen, and naproxen.


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October 29, 2001-- Home Textiles Today,
In his acceptance on receiving the Paradigm Award from the Home Fashion Products Association, Julian Tomchin challenged the home furnishings industry to revitalize the role of trend merchandiser or fashion director for the business.
As part of the challenge, Tomchin, senior vp for special merchandising projects at Macy's West, is spearheading a drive to establish funding for scholarships and courses at the Fashion Institute of Technology (FIT) here.
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One of the hottest food trending is Malaysian cooking. There is no better person to discuss Malaysian food than Seattle, Washington based Chef, Christina Arokiasamy.
Chef Christina has always been interested in cooking. It started when she was a little girl growing up in Kuala Lumpur, where it was her joy and adventure. Chef Christina's mother had a make shift kitchen at the back of their home near their real kitchen for her.
Chef Christina has come a long ways since those early days and she now serves as the U.S. Food Ambassador for Malaysia. Chef Christina spearheads the Malaysia Kitchen Program, a project under the Malaysian External Trade Development Corporation (MATRADE), and gives voice to the accessibility and convenience of the country's cuisine and products to U.S. consumers. This in-demand talented Chef, author and spice expert shares how she got her start and launched her career as a Chef. Chef Christina's in-depth knowledge of Malaysian food and spices will lead you on a hunt for the nearest Malaysian cooking class or restaurant.
Q: How did you get your start?
CA: I was born into the fifth generation of spice traders. My earliest memories are of the bustle of Kuala Lumpur's central market, of women shopping accompanied by the whooshing, shimmering colors of their clothes (saris) and the rich aromas of my mother's hand-mixed masalas. Spices are in my blood. My mother was a spice merchant and my father an Ayurvedic physician. The merchants in central market, my mother's spices and all the food that came out of our home kitchen prepared with love was my life. My food journey took me into the kitchens of Four Seasons Resorts in Bali and Thailand as a professional world class Chef. Today I understand cold and the value of the bright red chilies that warm my frosty evenings - as do the more than 500,000 Americans that have taken my cooking classes. Today food is still a big part of my life as I lead the initiative to introduce Malaysian cuisine to America nationwide as Malaysia's Ambassador to the US for Malaysia Kitchen USA.
Q: Were you encouraged to become a Chef? Many people originally thought that it was a man's job.
CA: I am passionate about flavors. I love the aroma and taste of fresh produce and my mind is always thinking of creating new dishes. I could easily drift away into the world of food especially Malaysian cuisine with natural herbs and spices. Creativity and talent has no agenda neither is it a man's job in my opinion.
Q: What are the basics of Malaysian cooking?
CA: Spices and sauces are the basics of Malaysian cooking. We put bright red chilies, coriander, green cardamom seeds and aromatics like galangal, lemongrass, and ginger in our dishes, as such the food has a citrus yet robust flavor and totally aromatic. It's basically borrowing and sharing of ingredients of the Malay, Indian and Chinese kitchen. It's a cuisine that a survey from the NRA (National Restaurant Association) has listed among the top three trending flavors for 2014.
Q: Any plans for a second cookbook coming out?
CA: Yes, I am already working on my second cookbook that will bring the health value to readers and cooks.
Q: Any plans to open a restaurant like many Chefs or expand your cooking classes to Los Angeles?
CA: That would be wonderful and hopefully someday soon.
Q: How do you become a Food Ambassador? It seems very interesting and exciting.
CA: I wrote a book called "The Spice Merchant's Daughter," which was voted as one of the top 10 cookbooks by NPR (National Public Radio) in America. Starting grass root my cooking classes has allowed over 500,000 foodies to journey to Malaysian food in their palate, I have contributed my creativity and Chef skills to the kitchens of the Four Seasons Resorts in Bali and Thailand. I understand the way Americans approach food; at the same time I am Malaysian born and raised in Kuala Lumpur. The role of an Asian food ambassador is something I have been unofficially carrying out for the last 20 years in America.
I was sent an invitation to apply for the official appointment of Malaysia's Food Ambassador to the U.S. for Malaysia Kitchen. I did so and enlisted qualifications and decades of experience I have passionately enjoyed.
Now in this official capacity by MATRADE you will see me promoting Malaysia's food and food products ported into America. I am continuing this passion that I hold close as I am on a mission to bring Malaysian food into every American home. People already love the layers of flavor and the convenience with our food products all in a healthy way.
For information on Chef Christina Arokiasamy's appearances, book launches, attend her Seattle cooking school, learn about Malaysian cooking or to purchase an instructional DVD visit Malaysia Kitchen US.
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