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Scrabble word: NORTHS
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Definitions of NORTHS in dictionaries:
- noun - the region of the United States lying to the north of the Mason-Dixon line
- noun - the United States (especially the northern states during the American Civil War)
- noun - the cardinal compass point that is at 0 or 360 degrees
- noun - a location in the northern part of a country, region, or city
- noun - the direction corresponding to the northward cardinal compass point
- noun - the direction in which a compass needle points
- noun - British statesman under George III whose policies led to rebellion in the American colonies (1732-1792)
- noun - a point of the compass
There are 6 letters in NORTHS: H N O R S T
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Jon had a prayer in prison after he was saved by Jesus. It went something like this... "God get me out of here, please give me a Christian wife, I want to get out of here and tell everyone about you."...Click here to read more about Jon.
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Just over a two years ago, I met a guy at church who introduced me to 'Campus Life.' Over the next several months, I showed up on Monday nights never knowing what to expect. Sometimes, I was attacked by crazy teenagers, and other times I was running for my life to avoid being attacked by crazy teenagers. However, there were many times that I was able to share my love for Christ, and the way that He had changed my life and made me different from the person I was in high school. Students were awed by my story just as much as I was awed by theirs. Together, we were able to connect and eventually tie the story of Jesus into our own. It is that very reason that I endured the crazies, and learned to show up before they got there so the mob was more manageable! Today, I am begining my second year on staff at Youth for Christ as Campus Life Director in Bay City. That 'guy' that introduced me to Campus Life will be my husband in the spring. I recently graduated from Saginaw Valley State University with a Bachelors of Social Work, and have enjoyed working in youth, young adult and childrens ministries at church over the last few years. I love my job because it allows me to be a friend while I share the power of the cross with students who are just like the girl I was in high school, lacking balance and direction and falling for all the wrong things.
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What's Happening Globally
And Locally
We started The Portland Preparedness Center two years ago, believing that the planet itself was entering a time of increased earthquake activity.
In the past two weeks, that point has been made very clearly.
Not by us, but by the planet itself.
Therefore, though we're looking forward to time with friends and family, let's not let the Thanksgiving weekend distract us too much from what the world is up to.
This DutchSinse Report on YouTube will show you what's happening right now, and why we should all be very well prepared for the unexpected..
Watch it.
Form your own conclusions – and plans.
Be well. Be Safe.
And Have A Happy Thansgiving.
(But don't be a turkey:-).
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FORMER French President Nicolas Sarkozy was detained earlier this week and is being questioned by detectives over suspected influence peddling.
Sarkozy is the centre-right's candidate for the next election due in 2017.
He is being investigated on allegations that a judge worked for him as an informant, while he was president, in a case that concerns him personally in France's highest court.
The judge kept him informed of proceedings and tried to influence the outcome of an important judicial decision, concerning Sarkozy's diaries held in regard to another investigation,
Meanwhile the African Union has adopted a resolution granting sitting presidents immunity from prosecution at the African Court of Justice and Human Rights.
This decision was made not by citizens or jurists but by political leaders at the AU Summit in Equatorial Guinea on June 26.
Many ordinary Africans will want to know what arrangements, if any, are in place, or pending, to go after their errant presidents when they finally retire and are no longer 'sitting'.
They will be watching the Sarkozy case closely for comparative reasons and hoping that the AU Court is not enshrining impunity by protecting sitting presidents. We still must aspire to the accountability we see in other democracies.
Quote of the day: "I never considered a difference of opinion in politics, in religion, in philosophy, as cause for withdrawing from a friend." - Third American President Thomas Jefferson died on July 4, 1826


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Houston Rockets' center Dwight Howard is known for his impersonations, and a video is even circulating of him mocking Charles Barkley and Shaquille O'Neal quite nicely. Well, it appears as if someone doesn't mind impersonating him as well. Fansided reported on Feb. 11, 2014, that some girls on Twitter thought they had met the NBA star, but he set them straight.
Three girls were recently really happy to have met Howard while out shopping. They had no idea who he was so he told them to look him up online and they did. So, they took the chance to take pics with the big center of the Houston Rockets.
The pics were posted on Twitter with the caption of:
"My sisters and I with NBA Superstar @DwightHoward!!! He was really nice, cool, HUMBLE, and had us laughing too!!!"
A number of other Twitter users let her know that the person they took pics with wasn't Dwight Howard, but she continually insisted that it was.
Finally, she was corrected by Dwight Howard himself on Instagram as he said:
"that's not me sweetie dude lied to y'all I just played a game."
The Twitter user and her sisters may not have gotten to take a picture with Dwight Howard, but at least she got a personal response from him online.
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Many show they care
Published: Thursday, September 12, 2013 at 12:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Wednesday, September 11, 2013 at 3:48 p.m.
Editor: The United Way of Davidson County would like to acknowledge the participants of the 2013 Week of Caring. Hundreds of individuals completed over 42 projects throughout Davidson County. We would like to recognize the following agencies and organizations that submitted projects and the companies and organizations that completed them.
The agencies and organizations that submitted projects are: American Red Cross — High Point/Davidson Chapter, Carolina Cancer Services, Communities In Schools of Lexington/Davidson County, Communities In Schools of Thomasville, Crisis Ministry, Davidson County Civitan Club, Davidson Medical Ministries Clinic, Fairgrove Family Resource Center, Family Services of Davidson County, Girl Scouts Carolinas Peaks to Piedmont, Greater Things Outreach Center, Hospice of Davidson County, Humane Society of Davidson County, Lexington Housing CDC, Pastor's Pantry, Path of Hope, South Davidson Family Resource Center, The Father's Storehouse, The Life Center of Davidson County, The Salvation Army Boys & Girls Club of Davidson County, The Workshop of Davidson and Tom A. Finch Community YMCA.
The companies and organizations that completed those projects are:
Bank of North Carolina, Charles W. Taylor, CPA, PA, City of Lexington, City of Thomasville, Davidson County Civitan Club, Davidson County Community College — Career Services Center, Davidson County Community College — Student Government Association, Davidson County Government, Facility Logistic Services, Family Services of Davidson County, Fidelity Bank, First Bank, HEART team at FLS, Hospice of Davidson County, Kimberly-Clark Corp., Mountcastle Insurance, NewBridge Bank, Novant Health Thomasville Medical Center, Parrott Insurance & Benefits, Pastor's Pantry, Path of Hope Halfway House, PPG Industries, SII Dry Kilns, Smith Bundy & Fisher, The Workshop of Davidson, Turlington and Co., Unilin Flooring, United Church of Christ Lexington, Walmart Lexington, Whitewood Industries and Williams Gas Pipeline.
Without volunteers, the Week of Caring would not be possible. That's what makes this event so special. It's about neighbors coming together to help those in need. We would like to thank all of the companies, organizations, agencies and individuals who gave their time and talents during the Week of Sept. 3-7, to help those who needed a helping hand.
Kelly Craver
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United Way of Davidson County
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Idaho's landscape is rugged with some of the largest unspoiled natural areas in the lower 48 states. The state has huge tracts of public lands including Bitterroot, Clearwater, Nez Perce, Payette, Salmon-Challis, and Sawtooth National Forests. With snow-capped mountains such as the Bitterroot, Sawtooth, and Salmon River ranges, challenging white water on the Salmon, Snake, and Selway rivers, Idaho is a world-class adventure destination. This map card is part of National Geographic's TOPO! State series and provides seamless coverage with the highest quality, hand-scanned, authentic USGS quadrangles for the entire state on one SD card at 1:24,000 scale.
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This club is the first mixed bathhouse in Montreal and it has tons of amenities, if the swinging scene is your thing. Here you'll find nice and clean accommodations, free parking, free entrance for ladies, and a very reasonable membership fee. You can apply and get your membership here on the very first visit.
Sauna Style
Complex 3333 features a large swimming pool, a hot tub able to accommodate 30 people and a sauna with room for 25. Swingers will like the intimate spaces that encourage conversation. Other amenities include rooms with double beds, a fantasy room, communal showers, lockers, an Internet café, a dance floor with a DJ on Fridays and Saturdays, and a massage room.
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You can come alone, as a couple or a group. You aren't allowed to bring any cameras, or your own food, but there are showers and a fully stocked buffet for when you get hungry. But there's plenty of good stuff like the dry sauna and the massage room. Lots of places to mix and mingle. They even have a fireplace in one of the party rooms to give a little mood to your time at Sauna 3333.


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"Oh, that's a lobster roll?" A woman inspects the sandwich she just bought from the Lobsta Truck, a new addition to Thursday's Off the Grid in the Upper Haight. She's confused but not unhappy. Perhaps she was expecting something fried in tempura, wrapped in sticky rice and nori.
The West Coast doesn't have much experience with the New England lobster roll. Served at seafood shacks along the Maine Coast, it originated in the early 20th century and has become a regional icon that's equal parts elegant and homey. It consists of three ingredients: white bread or soft bun, fresh lobster meat, and butter or mayo. Some bind the lobster with a bit of their chosen condiment; others leave it off entirely, and debates rage over which is best. At the Lobsta Truck, you can choose between the two.
Founded by UC Berkeley graduate Justin Mi after a road trip through Main, the truck started in Los Angeles in 2010 and moved to San Francisco in February. For $15, you'll receive griddled white bread perfumed with hot butter folded like a hot dog around a jumble of pink lobster meat that spills onto the red and white checkered paper lining your basket. If you go with butter over mayo, expect a heavy dose. That's not a negative, just a fact. Both the bread and seafood are imported from New England.
Pair it with a cup of house lemonade that teeters toward tart but not enough to cause a pucker.
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Testimony in McTear trial to resume Monday
A video of Richard McTear's arrest and walk into the Hillsborough County Jail in May 2009 was played for the jury on day four of his murder trial.
McTear is accused of throwing his ex-girlfriend's infant out of the car window along I-275 back in 2009.
In the video, McTear is seen walking in handcuffs with deputies through a group of reporters. A reporter asks McTear whether he threw the baby from the car and his response, which is heard on the video, was "It's a dirty game."
The judge allowed the video to be entered into evidence despite an objection by McTear's defense, who argued that his response was not relevant and instead, lyrics to a rap song.
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After a lunch break, Dr. Laura Hair, Dep. Chief Medical Examiner for Hillsborough County, took the stand. Jurors wiped tears away as they heard Dr. Hair's testimony of the injuries the baby sustained, including road rash, multiple skull fractures, and hemorrhaging.
The cause of death, Dr. Hair said, was blunt impact to his head with skull fractures, and it was a homicide, though Dr. Hair could not pinpoint the time of the baby's death.
Testimony wrapped up mid-afternoon Friday, capping a week of emotionally-charged, sometimes gruesome testimony.
During Thursday's testimony, Jerry Bird, a television news photographer on his way to work around 3:30 a.m., testified he saw a "dark mass" in the emergency lane on the side of the road and thought it might be a doll. "But the more I started thinking about it, I said, what if it isn't a doll?" Bird said. Bird got off the interstate and turned around, even running a red light, to find out what it was that he saw. "I could tell right away it was a human baby," he said.
Earlier in the day, two Hillsborough County deputies who were the first to respond to the scene testified the baby was not breathing and had road rash, head and neck injuries. Efforts to revive the baby were not successful, they said. Paramedics declared the baby dead at the scene at 4:31 a.m.
READ MORE: Day 3 of testimony in Richard McTear murder trial
The mother of McTear's own child, Re'Chell Hill testified McTear threatened them too, after baby Emmanuel was found dead. "He indicated to me either 'you're next' or 'your baby is next' or 'ya'll are next,'' she said. But she also said he was a "phenomenal provider," and that she frequently visits him in jail.
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The Kyle Petty Charity Ride Across America announced the course for its 20th Anniversary Ride. From May 3 -10, 2014, more than 175 riders will embark on the cross-country motorcycle trek, which begins in Carlsbad, Calif. and ends in Daytona Beach, Fla. The ride will also include three stops across the Lonestar State.
This annual trip will cover 2,800 miles and proceeds will benefit Victory Junction camp for kids. The purpose of the camp is to enrich the lives of children with chronic or life threatening illnesses.
The KPCRAA is one of the most successful and popular charity events in the country. Now in its 20th year, more than 7,330 riders have logged more than 10.7 million cumulative motorcycle miles and donated $15 million to Victory Junction Camp and other children's charities.
The Camp:
Victory Junction is a year-round camping environment for children, ages six to 16, with chronic medical conditions or serious illnesses. Founded by the Petty family in honor of their son Adam, the Camp is located in Randleman, N.C. Victory Junction offers programs for a range of disease groups and maintains strong relationships with more than 30 partner hospitals. Victory Junction's mission is to provide life changing camping experiences that are exciting, fun and empowering, in a safe and medically-sound environment.
As a not-for-profit organization, the Camp operates solely through the support of generous individuals, foundations, organizations and corporations to provide this experience at no charge to children and their families. Since the Camp's inception, more than 19,000 children and families have received not only a circle of support but experiences thought to only be possible by healthy children. www.victoryjunction.org.
"What began as just a few friends having a good time riding track to track has turned into what we have today, which is an incredible event that provides thousands of life changing experiences for children," said Petty. "This is the first year we've traveled straight from the Pacific Ocean to the Atlantic Ocean, and I'm looking forward to experiencing it with friends, while meeting our fans and generous supporters along the way."
The 2014 Kyle Petty Charity Ride Schedule:
● Day 1 Saturday, May 3 - Carlsbad, Calif. to Tucson, Ariz.
● Day 2 Sunday, May 4 - Tucson, Ariz. to Las Cruces, N.M.
● Day 3 Monday, May 5 - Las Cruces, N.M. to Midland, Texas
● Day 4 Tuesday, May 6 - Midland, Texas to Austin, Texas
● Day 5 Wednesday, May 7 - Austin, Texas to Beaumont, Texas
● Day 6 Thursday, May 8 - Beaumont, Texas to New Orleans
● Day 7 Friday, May 9 - New Orleans to Tallahassee, Fla.
● Day 8 Saturday, May 10 - Tallahassee, Fla. to Daytona Beach, Fla.
This year NASCAR Hall of Famer and seven time champion Richard Petty, NASCAR driver Matt Kenseth, former NASCAR driver Geoff Bodine, NASCAR legends Harry Gant and Donnie Allison will participate. Other ride celebrities are Herschel Walker, Col. Allen West, and co-host of History Channel's Top Gear America and NASCAR personality Rutledge Wood.
"It's amazing to see how one tragedy (Adam Petty's death) can turn into something so incredible like Victory Junction," said Kyle Petty's father Richard Petty. "After five years, it's great to be back on the Kyle Petty Charity Ride to support Kyle and the Camp – just in time for the 20th Anniversary."
Communities along the route are encouraged to show support for the riders, meet Petty and also contribute to the Charity Ride's "Small Change. Big Impact." program that benefits children with chronic or life-threatening illnesses.
In the past 10 years, more than 7,730 children with health issues that would typically prevent them from attending Camp have attended Victory Junction at no cost to their families.
For general inquiries or to request a Ride application, please contact:
firstname.lastname@example.com or 888-45-PETTY.
To follow Kyle Petty and the riders live, visit www.facebook.com/KPCharityRide or on Twitter and Instagram, @KylePetty and @KPCharityRide.
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In remembrance of who gave their lives for our liberty:
O beautiful for heroes proved
In liberating strife.
Who more than self their country loved
And mercy more than life!
America! America!
May God thy gold refine
Till all success be nobleness
And every gain divine!
America the Beautiful
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ProSolo Single Course Changes
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Posted: July.15.2008 at 5:21pm
The last posting by Cindy Jansen regarding changes in the scoring method for single course format ProSolo events was done at my request to get the word out as soon as possible. Unfortunately this was being done while we were all traveling, so it was brief by necessity.
Once I got back in the office, I got wrapped up in a multitude of things that had backlogged from being gone for over two weeks. Therefore, I wanted to take this opportunity to explain the reasons behind the announced mid-season change on scoring, as well as announce a few other supporting changes. By the way, a revised version of the 2008 ProSolo Rules will be posted on the SCCA web site on Wednesday, July 16. What will appear here is in summary form.
From its beginnings in the early 80's, ProSolo has operated differently than traditional Solo events from the perspective of the program's objectives, strategies, rule making process, and operational authority. It is not the sexy part of the rules for most folks, but I often suggest people take a look at Sections 20.0 through 20.5 so they can better appreciate the differences to the traditional Solo program. This autonomy from the sometimes cumbersome rules/procedures changing process at work in the rest of the Solo program has been used sparingly over the years and generally has been appreciated by most ProSolo regulars as being a way to not let a bad situation continue longer than absolutley necessary. Of course, where one wants to draw the line on such things varies by the person and their individual circumstances, that is, will the change help or hurt me.
Anyway, this brings me to the changes to the procedures for the single course format ProSolo events. First of all, two things should be kept in mind; this format (only 14 months old) is still in its developmental stage AND there are only two events on the 2008 calendar. This does not allow for much testing of the concept or equipment in real life conditions.
After the 2008 Newport event, it was clear to us (me) that the change we made form the 2007 scoring method was not the best choice to appropriately replicate the "feel" of ProSolo in this alternate format. Also, the grid plan was not accomplishing what was desired. Yes, the pace was more hurried than a Tour for instance, but it was frantic and complicated without really once again replicating the feel of a ProSolo. So back to the workbench we went for our next try in NY.
This has resulted in three changes:
1. The previously announced change to scoring the best two runs during class competition, which will minimize the competitor cautiousness of the last method, while keeping the competition interesting through all the Heats.
2. When cars leave their grid spot, they will make all three runs before returning to the grid for Impound or the second driver. Approximately 6 to 10 cars will be in the Stage Lane, so there will be about 3 to 5 minutes between runs. This will simplify grid and the traffic flow, while still allowing time for tire pressure checks and a bit of reflection about the last run and the competition.
3. Grid order will be the same as a traditional ProSolo where in Heats 2 and 3 the fastest drivers will be at the front. This is simply an anti-sandbagging tactic used for years.
Again, the full revised rules will be posted on July 16th.
These unusual mid-season changes are being made during this developmental period so we can finalize the operating procedures for this new format, thereby allowing us to make the appropriate software and equipment updates during the off season so a package can be put together for Regions to host local single course ProSolo events in 2009. This has been a part of our strategies and goals for a number of years; to provide participation opportunities that would create a farm system for the ProSolo National Series.
While I would fully admit that we have come up short at times on these and other goals, but they have always provide the motivation for us to try to move the program to the next level. Until the Toledo ProSolo last week, we have not shown the outward operational progress we would like, which has stalled us from going further on some of these goals. However, with the success of that event, we are now positioned to move the program toward its potential.
We hope that you understand that these changes are part of that overall effort.
Thanks for your continued support of ProSolo.
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Thank You Howard, (And Cindy ,Sandy, Darrin, Clancy)
Mid Season rules changes are not easy, but in this case I think you're doing the right thing(s).
See you at Seneca,
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I for one applaude the intestinal fortitude to make these kinds of changes for the advancement of the program. We debated long and hard if we would attend Seneca because of the previous scoring system, now we are glad we signed up. See y'all there!
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I know, lace crowns have been all over Pinterest. But none of the tutorials gave the nitty gritty details. So I got my hands dirty, and I'm ready to spill what I learned.
to stay still long enough for pictures!
Materials Needed:
- Lace
- Aleenes fabric stiffener
- Round container
- Plastic gloves (optional, but you really should use them. Trust me.)
Step one: Wrap the container you plan to use with plastic wrap or wax paper. I used a small coffee can for newborn sized crowns, and the large one (pictured) for bigger kids. If you don't wrap the can, you will get rust colored stains on the lace.
Step two: Cut the lace to the desired length. 15 inches works for newborn crowns.
Step three: pour some of the fabric stiffener into a shallow container. Rub the lace in it and squeeze out the excess.
Step four: wrap the lace around the container. Secure with a pin or clip.
Step five: once it's dried, peel the lace off the container. Glue the ends together.
Now you can embellish it!
You can paint the stiffened lace with crafter's paint, like I did with the blue crown.
This crown was painted with gold glitter paint, and then the cord was glued on.
This crown was painted with my special glitter mixture, which I explained in this tutorial. I then glued on the velvet ribbon and flowers to finish the look.
There are so many fun ways to embellish lace crowns: feathers, buttons, butterflies! If you make one, I'd love for you to share your creation with me on my Facebook page!
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The Khloe and Lamar home is the next thing being taken care of in the midst of their divorce. Any actions Khloe Kardashian and Lamar Odom are taking during their split is making entertainment news on a daily basis. People reports Jan. 9 that their 8,000-sq-ft. mansion is now on the market.
Khloe and Lamar's home is located in Tarzana, Calif., which is north of Los Angeles. The reality star and her basketball husband purchased the luxurious house for $3.95 million back in 2009. They are now asking $5.499 million. The house is a Mediterranean villa-style home built in 2003 that boasts seven bedrooms, eight baths, pool, fire pits, and a spa. It sits on less than one acre of land on Ashurt Lane, the report said. It is part of the guard-gated Mullholland Park community.
A lot of Hollywood couples make headlines in the middle of their divorces for selling their multi-million dollar residences. Anyone would love to have the Khloe and Lamar home for the right price! Fancy homes in areas that the rich and famous once occupied are coveted properties. Will this home sell quickly?


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Encyclopedia of Jazz Musicians
Kuhn, Rolf
Kuhn, Rolf, clarinet; b. Cologne, Germany, 29 September 1929. His brother is pianist Joachim Kuhn.
Rolf demonstrated an early interest in music and was classically trained in theory, harmony and arranging. At 8 he took up the accordion, and at 12 the clarinet. As a teenager he discovered jazz while living in Leipzig (he was there when American troops invaded the city in 1945). Kuhn became part of the post-war boom in German jazz, emulating idols such as Artie Shaw and Benny Goodman. In 1946 he joined the Kurt Henkels band, a group which emulated American swing bands, and over the next ten years Kuhn became one of the top jazz musicians in Germany, regularly winning polls in the music magazines and playing in major festivals.
By the early fifties, musicians around the world were feeling bebop's influence, and Kuhn was certainly no exception. He began emulating Buddy DeFranco, and he caught the ear of Leonard Feather in 1954. On the critic's advice he moved to the states in 1956 to try his luck, though he was pessimistic and nervous about leaving a solid career in Europe. In fact, he had little trouble establishing himself in New York, attracting the interest of top talent scouts like Willard Alexander and John Hammond, who arranged for some recording dates on the Vanguard label.
In 1957 and 1958 Kuhn joined Benny Goodman's band, subbing for Goodman during an extended illness, and he also did time with Tommy Dorsey and Urbie Green's big band. During this time he also did small group work and recordings with both modern groups (in sessions with Art Farmer, Oscar Pettiford, and Toshiko Akiyoshi) and more traditional configurations (he played the Newport festival with Dick Johnson). His playing during the late fifties revealed a very fluent player in the bebop idiom, very much in the style of Buddy DeFranco.
Kuhn returned to Germany in 1962 to lead a jazz orchestra in Hamburg, and his career has been based there ever since. During the early sixties, he began revealing ever more modern tendencies. His younger brother, the pianist Joachim Kuhn, began playing and recording with him, and over the course of the next few years he recorded several records which may be the first evidence of free jazz brought to the clarinet. This development reached a high point in 1967 with the release on Impulse records of Impressions of New York, a quartet date featuring both Kuhns, Jimmy Garrison on bass and Aldo Romano on drums.
Through the sixties Kuhn continued to perform and record in a variety of settings, including a co-operative group with his brother (who became a major player himself), a sextet, and various projects in the late sixties and early seventies featuring players such as John Surman, Barre Phillips, Chick Corea, Eberhard Weber, Tony Oxley and Randy Brecker. One star-studded occasion found him leading a recording date with Phil Woods, Joachim, Peter Warren and Nana Vasconcelos (The Day After, MPS/BASF). It is worth noting that at no time on any of these dates did Kuhn double on sax, as might be expected in an era when the avant-garde and fusion ruled the scene.
Today, Kuhn continues to be active in both traditional and more experimental environments. He recently made a duo recording with Joachim (their first), as well as a fine CD featuring Kuhn and the NDR Big Band playing material associated with the 1938 Goodman band.
duo recording with Joachim
Big Band Connection (1993)
As Time Goes By (1989)
Don't Split (1982)
Symphonic Swampfire (1978)
Total Space (1975)
Cinemascope (1974)
The Day After (1972; with Phil Woods)
Mad Rockers (1968)
Transfiguration (1967)
Impressions of N.Y. (1967)
Solarius (1964)
Be My Guest (1961)
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Alyssa Gialamas
Name: Alyssa Gialamas
Sport: Para Swimming
Classification: S5/SB4/SM5
Height: 5'4"
Weight: 100
Current Residence: Naperville, Illinois
Paralympic Experience:
- 2012 Paralympic Games, 5th (200m freestyle)
- 2015: Can Ams, AR, (100m free),
- 2014: Spring Nationals/CanAms, gold (100m backstroke, 50m freestyle, 200m freestyle, 50m backstroke), silver (100m breaststroke)
- 2013: World Championships, 200 medley relay 20 pts; U.S. Paralympics Spring CanAms, gold (200m freestyle, 50m backstroke, 100m freestyle, 50m freestyle)
- 2012 U.S. Paralympics Swimming National Team
- 2011 Parapan American Games, 4 Silver Medals
- American Records: 50m free, 100m free, 200m free, 400m free, 1500m free, 100m
Fun Facts: Alyssa Gialamas was born with arthrogryposis, which is a disorder that affects the use of joints and muscles. While growing up, Gialamas had difficulty with her jaws, knees and feet. She entered a pool at a young age, and instantly became attached. After years of competing, Gialamas was selected to represent Team USA at the London 2012 Paralympic Games, where she came in fifth place.
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I received a very interesting press release from IBM about a new PureSystems installation in South America that is worthy of comment because it emphasises one of the key value propositions of converged platforms, agility. Converged, integrated systems can be configured and delivered extremely quickly and in point of fact the IBM platform is particularly […]Continue Reading
Yesterday Chris Leahy (my Technical Facilities Manager) and I were agonising over why we had low plenum pressure in our Data Center and why we were seeing symptoms of hot air trapped in the roof void. We looked at all the normal stuff: Leaks in the plenum space Badly sealed floor Cable access holes improperly […]Continue Reading
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There are a lot of them around, Data Centres. A few of them are designed and operated very well and deliver great Power Usage Efficiency. Some could do a bit better, perhaps an airside economiser or two, or some hot or cold aisle containment, or maybe some DC power. Some are just a nightmare and […]Continue Reading
Cloudera struck lucky in getting a $5M A-round away just before the markets shut down in response to the collapse of the global financial system. Backed by Accel Partners and more recently Greylock Partners they are making a bet that Hadoop with a smart scale out approach to managing large amounts of data is a […]Continue Reading
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If you have been following the storage business for a while, you will have noticed a few changes: Introduction of Flash Memory components as Solid State Disks Serial ATA (SATA) disks becoming popular and growing in capacity (2TB soon) There are lots of other disk technologies around like Fibre Channel and SAS but SSD and […]Continue Reading
Back in 2008, Steve O'Donnell wrote an article here on The Hot Aisle explaining one of the challenges he set his team during his time at BT, the difficult task of getting Asset Management right. To summarise, Steve kicked off an audit of the whole estate, and where owners couldn't be found for kit on the […]Continue Reading
Here is a video from my friend Professor Masood Amin @Massoud_Amin who is the world authority on Smart Grid. If we want to save the planet from global warming, prevent terrorists shutting down our economy and prevent catastrophic failure of our power distribution systems. This is the template of what we need to do and […]Continue Reading
I attended a very interesting dinner event recently at The Boxwood Cafe in London hosted by Andrew Barnes from Neverfail. The objective was to have a discussion about Disaster Recovery and the implications for IT and business. It was a very well attended event with some great input from the CIO and IT Director attendees. Sarah […]Continue Reading
Anyone following the news will have seen that Verari and Cisco are working closely together on developing the highest density UCS deployment so far. My friend Dan Gatti at Verari just sent over the latest photograph from the Verari manufacturing plant. A FOREST Data Center Scale container full of UCS and Nexus. This really demonstrates […]Continue Reading
I posed the question about why readers of the hot aisle were running more than one hypervisor. An earlier poll had shown that 44% of respondants behave in a non-intuitive way and run two or more hypervisors. Early results are in – with a poll size of 1021 1141 readers and discounting those who only […]Continue Reading
I met up with my old friend Martin Williams yesterday; he is CEO of a startup company called ATOV. Apparently AtoV means Anarchy to Visualisation, which is exactly what they do. Some firms have limited instrumentation to monitor their IT systems, some firms even have a Command Centre or Bridge Operations to react to outages […]Continue Reading
The Exadata uses Flash, lots of Flash and it uses Infiniband, not Fiber Channel, Ethernet or FCoE. Exadata uses PCI Flash memory modules not Solid State Disks. Actually it is not a general purpose storage controller and it doesn't support non Oracle Database workload. It is designed from the outset to host Oracle Databases and […]Continue Reading
I just picked up a neat blog post by Martin Glassborow (@storagebod) discussing a double disk failure in a RAID 5 array which (apparently) caused lost data. RAID is Redundant Array of Independent Disks and the number refers to the type of protection offered. RAID 5 means that there is an extra disks in the […]Continue Reading
I received a very thought provoking article about the relative merits of FCoE and Fibre Channel storage networks from Christian Illmer, Senior Director Application and Solution Management Enterprise, ADVA Optical Networking – 8G FC versus FCoE – distinguishing myth from reality. I publish the article here in it's entirety and add a bit of analysis […]Continue Reading
I am on the West Coast of the US this week visiting with NetApp in Sunnyvale again. On this trip I had the opportunity to visit a couple of NetApp's internal data centers (B11 and the impressive B2 sites) with Cesar Orosco, NetApp on NetApp IT Architect. Cesar is charged with using NetApp technology in […]Continue Reading
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I always enjoy reading posts on my friend and colleague Steve Duplessie's blog. Todays is exceptional. Steve has the rarest of talents, the ability to cut through the noise and get straight to the real issue. That's why Enterprise Strategy Group is the best analyst firm in the world and has a client list that […]Continue Reading
Milford, MA –- April 22, 2009 – Enterprise Strategy Group (ESG), a market-leading information technology research, analysis, and strategy firm, today announced the addition of Steve O'Donnell as Managing Director for ESG's European operations. Steve will lead the growth of ESG in Europe as well as the global IT operations practice for the company. O'Donnell […]Continue Reading
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A lasting impression: Austin McMichael, 16, stands under a banner featuring his photo in Lucas Oil Stadium during the Colts first preseason game of the 2012 season (the 'Blue since: 1998' banner). Austin was one of many winners in a Colts fan contest a few years ago and his face will adorn the banner as long as the stadium stands. The photo was submitted by his parents, Todd and Angie McMichael of Greenfield. Have a photo to submit? The Daily Reporter accepts Photo of the Day submissions by email to dr-editorial @greenfieldreporter.com, or by mail to 22 W. New Road, Greenfield, 46140. Include a name and daytime phone number with your submission. Also, include the first and last names of people in the photograph, along with a brief description of the subject matter.
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I've only been to Applebee's a couple times ... there aren't any in the areas I go, I guess.
There is one near my hotel so I walked there for supper.
I was in a chicken parm mood and it was on the menu. It wasn't bad but it wasn't great ... just so-so. It was a good size, though.
I wasn't hungry for dessert but the Triple Chocolate Meltdown called to me. It was okay ... I ate the ice cream and some of the chocolate explosion (I found it too hot and sweet).
Wednesday, August 19, 2009
5 comments:
- Phon said...
I've been to Applebee's once. HUGE portions!
- 19 August 2009 at 21:55
- Angie in TO said...
There use to be one on Bloor St., just East of Islington. Rob and I use to go once in a while. They had a "Jack Daniels" burger that we both really liked.
- 19 August 2009 at 22:04
- Teena in Toronto said...
I don't remember any Applebee's in Toronto ... the only one I've been to was in Pickering or Ajax (it's been a while).
- 19 August 2009 at 22:11
- Sandy aka Doris the Great said...
I've only ever gone to one Applebees and I wasn't impressed -- especially at their prices.
- 19 August 2009 at 22:43
- Tina said...
uew yeah looks good!
- 21 August 2009 at 07:45
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Some Issues with Multi-byte Charset in Sun Java System Application Server 9.0
By Cheng Fang on Sep 03, 2006
Users have reported some issues with multi-byte charset in Sun Java System Application Server (SJSAS)9.0, multi-language edition. In this post, I will summarize 2 such issues and their resolutions. Note that these issues do not exist in JavaEE SDK 5, which is not localized, nor in SJSAS installations with ASCII charset.
1. Log messages and output from verifier are not properly encoded.
This happens when a user runs $SJSAS_HOME/bin/verifier tool, or use $SJSAS_HOME/bin/asadmin command to deploy any apps or modules with --verify=true flag, or use web admin gui to deploy apps or modules with verify option checked. This bug affects SJSAS 9.0 on Windows, Solaris and Linux with multi-byte charset. In a typical chinese machine, the relevant log entries in $SJSAS_HOME/domains/domain1/logs/server.log shows this:
This issue was reported as glassfish issue 938, and 782, and also discussed on China Sun Developer Network forum.
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澶辫触娆℃暟: 0
璀﹀憡鏁扮洰: 0
閿欒鏁扮洰: 0
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with moduleid = hello|#]
[/hello] 的虚拟服务器 [server] 中加载 Web 模块 [hello]|#]
According to the glassfish issue tracker, this fix for this issue has already been checked in, and targeted for SJSAS 9.0 update release 1.
2. Web apps with URIs of Multiple-byte characters
This problem occurs when you use any multi-byte characters (e.g., Chinese, Japanese, Korean, etc) in href links, JSP file names and paths. A user first reported this bug in NetBeans:
sniplet of code:
(first href contains multibyte characters - such a file exists in my project)
but when i execute my project and click on link1 it fails:
The requested resource () is not available.
link in web browser is correct:
all works fine for link2.
Glassfish issue 797 contains more details about the resolution, which is also targeted for SJSAS 9.0 update release 1. You may also want to try the glassfish milestone builds that includes those fixes.
To enable this functionality on a per-HTTP-listener basis, users need to add a uriEncoding property to the target http listener in $SJSAS_HOME/domains/domain1/config/domain.xml:
<http-listener port="8080" ...>
<property name="uriEncoding" value="UTF-8"/>


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Puff Puff Pass on the Cancer
new research has found that marijuana can halt lung cancer growth by half. Yeah, I'm confused too. The Cancer Blog has more:
Researchers at Harvard University tested marijuana's main ingredient, delta-tetrahydrocannabinol or THC, in both lab and mouse studies and say their experiments are the first to show THC inhibits the growth of cancer.So does this mean all the people at Phish concerts are pinnacles of health?
Researchers are not certain why THC inhibits tumor growth, but it could be that the substance activates molecules that arrest the cell cycle. THC may also interfere with angiogenesis and vascularization, which promotes cancer growth.


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Sportswriter Rick Reilly has been amusing, informing, entertaining, and sometimes outraging readers for the better part of four decades, first at Sports Illustrated and then at ESPN.com. If you are a longtime reader of Rick Reilly's work you will probably already have read most of what is contained in his upcoming book, Tiger, meet my sister… and other things I probably shouldn't have said, but don't let that dissuade you from picking up a copy when it goes on sale May 13.
Tiger, meet my sister… is a collection of Reilly's columns from six years at ESPN.com, from 2007 to 2013, a distillation of his wit, compassion, candor, and sometimes outrage, each appended with a line or paragraph of followup to the story as it first appeared. A book that is a collection of previous work might be seen as a quick out for a columnist looking for a book deal before retiring (Reilly will write his last column for ESPN on June 30th, 2014). When you want your readers to pony up and re-read material they (probably) have already read, just packaged in one easy-to-handle bundle, you better have quality material to sell, and in this case, he does. Reilly brings the goods with this book, in a collection of his best work for ESPN.com.
I doubt that Rick Reilly and World Golf Hall of Fame sportswriter Dan Jenkins are good pals, but one thing they have in common is the advice I got when I was introduced to Jenkins's first golf novel, Dead Solid Perfect, by the father of a friend – "Don't read it anywhere where laughing out loud will get you in trouble." That's also good advice for the foreword in Reilly's book, and many, but not all, of the columns reproduced inside – though I will add another caveat: "Don't read it anywhere where people can see you cry."
Reilly's writing, at its best, is not about sports, per se, but the people associated with sports, and the humor, pathos, good and bad behavior they exhibit. The first section of the book, entitled Flaws (Big People Acting Small) opens with his January 27, 2013 column on how he was duped, like so many of us were, by Lance Armstrong. The second section, Fortitude (Small People Acting Big) is a good two hankies, on average, per column – a selection of stories showcasing examples of the best that sport can bring out in fans, athletes, and coaches alike.
Reilly often takes delight in knocking the more pretentious high-rollers in professional sports off their perches when he can, and he doesn't shirk from making fun of himself. In the section Fights (Columns That Got Me in Hot Water), he has included his December 1st, 2012 column, "Notre Dame Fooled Us All", which recounts his bet that the Fighting Irish would fall to the USC Trojans in their November 24th matchup – and how he ended up shining the helmets of the entire Notre Dame football squad after the Irish prevailed, 22 to 13.
Reilly's writing covers the full spectrum of what sportswriting, at its best, has to offer, and Tiger, meet my sister… is a top 5% distillation of his work. After reading Tiger, meet my sister… and other things I probably shouldn't have said you will be glad that Reilly said (or wrote) them. This book will have you going back to the shelf again and again to pull it down and re-read a column here and there, for a laugh, or for inspiration.
Tiger, meet my sister… will be available at booksellers and online May 13th, 2014.


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In Colossians 1:18 Paul describes Jesus as "the firstborn from the dead." How can this be when Lazarus was resurrected before Jesus (John 11:44)? To understand what Paul meant here, we must investigate the meaning of the Greek word behind the English word "firstborn."
Step 1: Make the Switch to Greek and Establish a Preliminary Definition
The easiest way to pinpoint the Greek word translated as "firstborn" is to use The ESV English-Greek Reverse Interlinear New Testament. This resource aligns the English translation with the corresponding Greek text. When we look directly below the English word "firstborn" in this resource we find the word prōtotokos.
From here we can use a Greek lexicon to formulate a working definition. If using print resources, take note of the number 4416 in the reverse interlinear, and look this number up in the Hebrew-Aramaic Dictionary appended to Strongest Strong's Exhaustive Concordance of the Bible. In Logos Bible Software, I simply double-click on prōtotokos in the reverse-interlinear and am directed to the appropriate entry in my preferred Greek lexicon, which is A Greek-English Lexicon of the New Testament and Other Early Christian Literature (BDAG). Both resources tell us that prōtotokos refers to birth order—in the first century, this signifies rank, or status.
Step 2: Briefly Track the Word through Greek Literature
Since the New Testament was written in a Greek culture, investigating how words were used in other Greek writings is an integral component of our study. Through concise survey articles, the Theological Dictionary of the New Testament (TDNTA) plugs us into this Greek context.
Looking up "firstborn" in the Table of English words in TDNTA directs us to the article on page 965. In Logos Bible Software, this resource is a double-click away. TDNTA states that prōtotokos is rare in Greek literature; in its place authors often used the synonym prōtogonos meaning "first in rank."
In the Septuagint, the Greek translation of the Old Testament, prōtotokos was applied to humans (Gen 38:6) and animals (Gen 4:4), both of whom God uniquely claimed as His own (Exod 13:2). The term also functioned as a national designation for Israel as the object of God's special favor (Exod 4:22). Closer in time to the New Testament, Philo, a Greek Jewish Philosopher (20 BC-50 AD), described Cain as a prōtotokos since he was very literally the first human physically born (Gen 4:1)—who had a special rank as Adam's heir. In all of these usages, the term denotes the special rank of the "firstborn" in relation to others.
Step 3: Survey the Usage of the Word in the Old Testament
We can narrow the scope of our study by focusing on the New Testament uses of prōtotokos. This can quickly be done using Logos Bible Software's speed search, or manually by looking up the word "firstborn" in Strong's and counting all of the occurrences listed with the number 4416. Both methods reveal that prōtotokos occurs eight times in the New Testament.
Six of these occurrences refer directly to Jesus. At the most basic level, Jesus is described as Mary's "firstborn son" (Luke 2:7). Just as Philo referred to the physical birth and rank of Cain, Luke refers to Jesus as the first child of Mary.
In Col 1:15 Paul states that Jesus is the "firstborn of all creation." Paul may be referring to Jesus being the "first" eternal, divine being made flesh and born into the created order. Paul may also be referring to Jesus' rank as head of creation. Jesus is the preeminent one who entered into the created world (Heb 1:6). The phrase "firstborn of the dead" occurs twice (Col 1:18; Rev 1:5), alluding to the significance of Jesus' resurrection, not the timing of the resurrection. Because of this event, Jesus is the "firstborn among many brothers" (Rom 8:29).


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HS Football Player Trying to Recover
Written by Your 5News Team
Last updated on October 03, 2013 @ 10:11AM
Created on October 01, 2013 @ 6:21PM
Family and friends are praying for a safe and quick recovery for a Harrison County boy who was rushed to Ruby Friday night and is now in a coma. Dylan Jeffries was playing football with a brain aneurysm he didn't even know he had. When he went in for a tackle that aneurysm burst, but after a successful surgery he's apparently doing well.
If you want to help the Jeffries family you can mail a check to P.O. Box 98 Lost Creek WV. Youth groups from several are churches will be selling hamburgers and hot dogs at the Church of God in Liberty Addition in Clarksburg from 5 to 7 p.m. Thursday, October 3. There's also a spaghetti dinner on October 13 where the proceeds will go to the family. 5 News will be handing out flyers about these fundraisers on Friday night at various football games in Harrison County.
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Double Necklace
$34 at Lucky Accessories | Buy
Feng Shui Desk Set
Wish your friend luck in a new career with these little guys. The dragon is for fresh starts, the phoenix symbolizes how others see you, and the tiger represents project completion. They come with instructions on how to place them on your desk to ensure optimal success. (Thanks for the tip, Sara!)
$28 at Well Dressed Home | Buy
(Largest piece is about 2.5" x 2.5".)
Blossom Glasses
Space Pen
Designed in 1965 for NASA, the space pen will "write upside down, under water, over grease, in freezing cold, boiling heat, and in outer space." Of course, the Russians just gave their astronauts pencils. But a No. 2 won't wow the crowd at a cocktail party, friends.
(3.75" long (open)
White/Black Lacquer Boxes
Twenty Love Poems and a Song of Despair
by Pablo Neruda An excerpt from one of my favorite poems, "Tonight I Can Write" "I no longer love her, that's certain, but how I loved her.
My voice tried to find the wind to touch her hearing. Another's. She will be another's. As she was before my kisses.
Her voice, her bright body. Her infinite eyes. I no longer love her, that's certain, but maybe I love her.
Love is so short, forgetting is so long."
Joe Candle
Manly candles for your manly bubble baths. The small one is 4.5" x 1.5" x 4.5", and the big one is 4.5" x 1.5" x 9". They're made from a blend of palm and parafin waxes.
$13 at Sprout Home | Buy
(No longer available.)
BYO Lunchbag
This grownup neoprene lunchbox holds a drink in one compartment, and food in the other. It insulates, and opens to form a placemat. Also, you can throw it in the washing machine without incident. Pretty cool digs for your PBJ.
Cocktail Demons
Takes the little devil on your shoulder, and puts him where his suggestions will be most effective, right on the edge of your drink.
$10 at Sprout Home | Buy
Blue Color Blocking Necklace
$49 at Ann Taylor | Buy
(15"L with 2" extender)
Blow Monkey Nail Dryer
A tiny monkey to dry your nails? Now this is first-world livin'.
$10 at Totally Funky | Buy
(Price converted from GBP.)
Fruit Forward Wine Club
Spend less, drink more. Who could disagree with the concept behind Fruit Forward, the wine club that offers small-winery selections and shipping for $10 a bottle? Each month, you get two reds, two whites, or one of each, shipped to your doorstep. The package even includes unpretentious tasting notes. Best of all, you can select the exact number of months you'd like to subscribe. Takes the guesswork out of buying on a budget. (via Budget Living)
$20 at Fruit Forward | Buy
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Asiatic Lilies
If your mom is a more traditional sort, send her your love with a bouquet. Code MDAY2005 gets you 15% off any bouquet at Kabloom through May 15. If your mom's not big on roses, send her a bunch of these happy, affordable lilies. With care, they'll last about a week.
Classic Terry Robe
This comfy, Turkish cotton terry cloth robe is a perfectly legitimate excuse to be lazy. You can monogram or personalize it with up to ten characters for a small extra charge. Throw in a bottle of toenail polish and a box of bonbons while you're at it.
$79 at Pottery Barn | Buy
eBay Gift Certificates
You'd like to add to your mom's collection, but what do you know about retro dish towels? Fortunately, for collectors, the hunt is half the fun, and now you can give her hours of entertainment searching eBay for the pieces that suit her best. Certificates range in price from $5 to $200, and they're good for any vendor who accepts payments via Paypal. Best of all, you can send the certificate immediately, via email, or print one out and deliver it yourself. The ultimate thoughtful, last-minute gift.
(You determine the price, from $5 to $200.)
Kimono Tote
This roomy Kimono Tote lends a whole new meaning to the phrase "mom purse." The fabric is hand-printed with a design found in the archives of a 400-year-old kimono fabric company. It's trimmed in embossed leather, the handle is red lucite, and the lining is turquoise striped. Remember the time you snuck out your bedroom window when you were 16 and left your mother waiting up all night, wondering if you'd been hit by a bus? You owe her one. Ships in three business days or overnight for an extra fee.
(14" L x 6" W x 9" H)
DKNY Watch for Her
Keep mom punctual and fashionable. This burnished bracelet watch works as well with jeans as a business suit. Its understated design makes it look much more expensive than it actually is, which is always a nice bonus.
Betty Vase
It sure would be nice for your mother to own a vase that didn't come with an FTD arrangement. These are handblown in milky white, painted pink, then enclosed in clear glass to add depth and shine. She can fill them with flowers, or just leave them on the shelf.
$19 at Crate and Barrel | Buy
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Martha Stewart Living or Books
Martha is free, and crafty as ever. Her magazine, Martha Stewart Living, is full of projects worth ripping out and saving, whether your mom loves to garden, cook, collect, or create. If mom already has a subscription, consider getting her a compilation book like Good Things or Good Things For Organizing. She'll be dusting the plant leaves in no time.
Black Pearl and Diamond Earrings
ON SALE Your mother has been very, very good to you. Now it's payback time. These elegant black pearls with diamond accents are timeless, but unique enough that she'll know you were thinking about what would suit her best. They're regularly $600, but they've been twice reduced. Snap up a pair before they're gone.
(Regularly $600.)
Silver and Glass Locket
This update of the traditional locket gives you room for creative fillers. It can hold anything up to the width of a penny, or you can simply put in two photos that will be visible from either side.
$42 at Uncommon Goods | Buy
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Seriously, she goes to the gym with an AM/FM radio walkman that she bought in 1982. Get her an iPod Shuffle today, and you'll have just enough time to load it with 120 of her favorite songs, or some choice NPR clips, and give it to her over Sunday brunch. Though you may have to explain what it is. It ships in one to two business days, and shipping is free!
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Bazzar Tunic
This silk, sheer tunic will remind you how nice it is to be a girl. The front is adorned with sequins and paillettes that will twinkle in the dimmest light.
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Pearl River is offering a bunch of cute, cheap, wind-up alarm clocks right now. This one pictures a night sky with stars and a little spaceship.
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You don't have breakfast in bed enough. Sunday mornings should be all about pajamas, The New York Times, and buttery toast. Maybe the problem is that you don't have a dreamy breakfast tray. This one is made of solid wood and has hand-carved legs. Live the dream.
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Devastating flood leaves Lockyer Valley running out of drinking water
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- January 13, 2011
THE flood-devastated Lockyer Valley is running out of drinking water as authorities continue the search for missing residents.
The death toll in Queensland from the state's worst natural disaster climbed to 13 today after the body of a man was found in a field near Grantham in the valley.
Search and rescue personnel are still carrying out sweeps of the area in the hope of finding survivors and recovering the bodies of those who were washed away when the wall of water inundated the area earlier this week.
Lockyer Valley Council CEO Ian Flint on Thursday described the region as a disaster zone.
"You've seen pictures in the past of tsunamis and cyclones, and certainly it's like all of that," Mr Flint told ABC radio.
"Houses have been washed away, infrastructure has been washed away, cars, people ... the worst possible picture that you can have is absolutely correct, particularly around the Grantham area."
Queensland Premier Anna Bligh said the devastation was of "post-war proportions", and broke down as she described the damage to Queensland communities.
Mr Flint said the primary concern in the region now is damage to the water supply.
"Our water supply has been severely damaged so we ask residents to please conserve water for absolute essentials, and we're getting tanked water, bottled water delivered this morning to alleviate the situation, but we're really facing running out of water," he said.
Authorities have advised Withcott has already run out of water, with Helidon, Gatton and Laidley also about to run dry.
They are also working to restore power and the communications network, with most lines expected to be up and running today.
Police are urging those people who have been cut off to contact them urgently once phone lines are restored.


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Easy Star All-Stars
The Easy Star All-Stars are a collective family of some of the finest reggae musicians in the New York area. The band features a rotating cast drawn from a talented pool of players, meaning that every show has its own nuances and its own life. The masterminds behind the All-Stars are Easy Star musical director Michael Goldwasser (a.k.a. Michael G), his production partner Victor Axelrod (a.k.a. Ticklah), and his two Easy Star label partners Eric Smith and Lem Oppenheimer. These four were the team behind the album Dub Side of the Moon (2003), which was a complete reggae re-vision of Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon. That record has sold 90,000 copies to date, making it one of the most successful reggae albums of the 21st century. It continues to sell, having spent over 2 years on Billboard's Top Reggae Chart and Reggae Catalog Chart.
The Easy Star All-Stars began as a studio ensemble when Michael G and Ticklah were producing and recording the music for Easy Star Records' debut CD, Easy Star Volume One. With each successive recording, the two principal All-Stars worked with an ever-widening group of musicians to help flesh out their visions. After the release of Dub Side of the Moon, there was intense demand to have the group tour, thanks to the record's instant success. Ticklah was already committed to touring with one of his other projects (the critically acclaimed Afrobeat revivalists Antibalas Afrobeat Orchestra), so Michael G called on many of the musicians they had been working with to make up the touring version of the Easy Star All-Stars. For the first outings, this included saxophonist/ flautist Jenny Hill, vocalist Kirsty Rock, drummer Ivan Katz, keyboardist Jeremy Mage, bassist/vocalist Ras Iray, and trombonist Buford O'Sullivan. Completing the group was dub engineer Dave Hahn (also the leader of up-and-coming reggae act Dub Is A Weapon). This line-up debuted in July 2003 and earned rave reviews during a three-week tour of the East Coast that fall.
In 2004, the Easy Star All-Stars family continued to grow and evolve, even while the band achieved more and more success playing major festivals and touring California and beyond. DJ Dollarman, who chatted on "Money" from the record, as well as on Easy Star Volume Two: Dancehall Culture, joined in Fall 2003 and toured with the group through early 2005. Reggae veteran Junior Jazz was added on vocals and guitar (at times playing with Michael G in a two-guitar line-up). When Kirsty Rock took time off to focus on her own band, Trumystic, the All-Stars happily called on singer Tamar-Kali to fill her spot. Tamar-Kali had also sung on the Dub Side of the Moon album, as well as on Ticklah's first solo record, Polydemic (1998). DJ Menny More joined up for the band's Midwest tour in June 2005 and has stayed on board for many of the shows since then. Other members of the musical collective, such as Victor Rice (Victor Rice Octet, Version City All-Stars and bassist on Dub Side of the Moon), Ruff Scott, Groove Collective's Jay Rodriguez, and Ticklah himself, join the All-Stars on specific gigs, adding their abilities to the already talented ensemble.
The Easy Star All-Stars—in any combination of members—have been a resounding success. The band has played at major festivals such as Northern California's Reggae On The River, Ragga Muffin Reggae Festival (in Long Beach and San Francisco), Colorado's Reggae On The Rocks, and the U.K.'s Big Chill and Glade Festival. They've headlined their own shows during two different tours in California (including playing to an estimated 10,000 people at the Twilight Dance Series in Santa Monica), sold out shows in England, and played special one-off appearances in the Midwest, New England and the entire Atlantic seaboard. Just this past March, the band made their debut in Europe, playing to large crowds in France, Italy and Zagreb, Croatia. May brings the band to Brazil and Argentina for the first time.
As individuals, the band's vocalists and instrumentalists have toured and recorded with Gil-Scott-Heron, Burning Spear, Toots and the Maytals, The Toasters, The Meditations, Bernie Worrell, DJ Logic, MC Solaar, King Django, Antibalas Afrobeat Orchestra, The Scofflaws, Diana King, Dennis Brown, Monty Alexander, Sister Carol, and many others. Each of these musicians gets a chance to shine in the typical Easy Star set, whether it is through soloing, composing, or singing, or simply through playing an essential part in this tight-knit collective. Each line-up may result in slightly different sounds for this unique reggae band, but regardless of who plays, the one thing that never changes is that the Easy Star All-Stars deliver a fun, exciting, and different show every time out.


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Allegro Fine Tea, Organic Relaxing Chamomile, Caffeine Free, 20 Tea Bags, 1.05 oz (30 g)
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Finding time to stop and breathe is crucial to helping keep the debilitating effects of stress at bay. Take the edge off an otherwise hectic day by taking a few "joy breaks"–a short walk in the fresh air, a fun chat with a good friend, or a savored cup of Relaxing Chamomile.
Organic chamomile, hawthorne berry, eleuthero, rose petals, scullcap, and catnip are blended in this fragrant, floral tea. Its calming aroma and subtle flavor work like a gentle balm on frazzle nerves and short fuses, and add delicious joy to any break.
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Organic chamomile, organic hawthorne berry, organic eleuthero (eleuthrococcus senticosus), organic rose petals, organic scullcap, organic nepeta cataria, natural blood orange and vanilla flavors with other natural flavors.
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Great taste, my youngest son drinks this at night to help him sleep better and relax...its nice too because it is organic!
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Given the high ratings, I was really looking forward to it. My colleague and I tried it as soon as the package arrived, but the taste aroma was not strong and the taste was blend.
i liket it !
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very good tea :)
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Great taste, my youngest son drinks this at night to help him sleep better and relax...its nice too because it is organic!


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Robinson Jeffers1887–1962
Although closely associated with the California coast, Jeffers was born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and spent much of his boyhood at boarding schools in Europe. His father, a stern Presbyterian minister and professor of the Old Testament, trained Robinson in Greek and Latin. Once shunned for his unpopular political views and harsh critiques of mankind's egotism, Robinson Jeffers has regained popularity in recent years as environmentalism's most forceful poet-advocate. His uncompromising work celebrates the enduring beauty of sea, sky and stone and the freedom and ferocity of wild animals in contrast to human pettiness, meddling and greed.


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2014 - Original Growler
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The 2014 Original Growler: May 24-25, 2014 - Gunnison, Colorado
Brought to you by Gunnison Trails and presented by Ergon and SRAM. The Original Growler is the primary fundraiser for Gunnison Trails, a Colorado 501(c)3 non-profit organization. Gunnison Trails is dedicated to maintaining and expanding the single track experience in the Gunnison area including working toward building the Gunnison to Crested Butte trail. All proceeds from the Original Growler benefit Gunnison Trails.
The Half-Growler is sold out for 2014. You can register for the Late Bus 32, which is a one-lap race that will take place along with Sunday's Full-Growler. The price is the same as the Full-Growler and there will be no awards for achievement in the Late Bus 32. However, we will compile and post overall results with times and finishers will receive the same finishers schwag as the Half-Growler riders. The course is exactly the same as the Half-Growler.
Wait list for the Half-Growler: If you'd like to be put on a wait list for Saturday's Half-Growler, please send an email to: firstname.lastname@example.com. Half-Growler wait list riders are chosen by random drawing and organizational discretion. There is no priority based on when we receive your email. The surest way to be able to check out the Growler is to register for either the Full-Growler or the Late Bus 32, both of which take place on Sunday May 25th.
The 2014 ORIGINAL GROWLER
The Original Growler is for experienced mountain bikers only. Riders must possess the skills and judgment necessary to assess difficult and challenging trails and roads and negotiate them in a safe manner. NO BEGINNERS, PLEASE! For comparison, the general character and difficulty of the trails and roads in the Original Growler is similar to those of the BLM Mack Ridge Trail System near Fruita, CO: Mary's Loop, Lion's Loop, Horsethief Loop, Steve's Loop, etc.


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The Hilton Nashville Downtown offers services other than just a place to rest your head for the night. If you are planning a wedding, note that this hotel offers a variety of wedding packages for all wedding and budget types. Located in the very heart of Music City, USA, the Hilton Nashville Downtown gives the perfect opportunity for those who need to bring in guests from out of town.
The Hilton Downtown offers a variety of wedding event services including 15,000 square feet of space which can easily accommodate up to 1,000 guests. The Grand Ballroom alone offers over 7,000 square feet of space and can easily hold a wedding reception for up to 850 guests. The Hilton also provides smaller spaces for those intimate weddings including two open-air terraces for those looking to hold their wedding outdoors.
Services that can be included in your wedding package at the Hilton Downtown include professional event coordination, customizable menu, audiovisual equipment and more services that can help to take the pressure off of you on your special day.
You can request more infomration about the Hilton Nashville Downtown by visiting their website and filling out a short contact form or call the Hilton directly at (615)620-1000. The Hilton Downtown Nashville is located at 121 Fourth Avenue South in Nashville, TN.


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For more than two decades, Adobe's award-winning technologies and software have redefined business, entertainment and personal communications by setting new standards for producing and delivering content that engages people anywhere at any time. Adobe is a proud sponsor and exhibitor of the annual STN convention and partners with STN to provide training and editing systems.
Apple ignited the personal computer revolution in the 1970s with the Apple II and reinvented the personal computer in the 1980s with the Macintosh. Today, Apple continues to lead the industry in innovation with its award-winning computers, OS X operating system and iLife and professional applications. Apple partners with student television network to provide training and editing systems for the STN convention.
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The Walter Cronkite School of Journalism at Arizona State University trainsmultimedia journalists across print, broadcast and digital media platforms.As a leader in journalism education, the j-school offers bachelor's, master's and doctoral degrees in journalism. Students enter the major as freshmen, learn from veteran professionals in astate-of-the-art media complex and get real-life reporting experience inprofessional immersion programs including a live, 30-minute newscast airingon Arizona PBS.
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