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Leigh introduces its latest jig addition
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Leigh Industries' original FMT mortise-and-tenon jig hit the woodworking scene in 2002 and has enjoyed years of success.
Festool trims cordless T+3 drill/driver sets
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Festool USA's T+3 cordless drill/driver sets were introduced last May and are now available in trimmed-down versions.
Carter debuts its AccuRight Circle Cutting Jig
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Carter Products makes it possible to cut perfect circles - as large as 4' in diameter - on a band saw with the new AccuRight Circle Cutting Jig.
Forrest rolls out Signature Line series
Monday, 21 December 2009 18:29
Chopmaster features more teeth with redesigned angles, while new 48-tooth Woodworker II is quieter with less vibration
SDC baghouse series offers finer filtration
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Scientific Dust Collectors has added the SPJ-BL series to its line of baghouse dust collectors. The series features an enclosed bag unit system ideal for shop owners concerned with extremely fine particulate matter, says Michael Gerardi, the company's product manager.
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USF Wins Senior Night Contest Over Minot State
The third time proved to be the charm for the USF women's soccer team on Friday night, as they defeated Minot State for the first time in three meetings this season. Junior Brooke Jurgens (Sioux Falls/Roosevelt) scored a goal in each half and a dominating offensive effort in the second period allowed the Cougars to keep the Beavers corralled in a 4-1 home victory.
The Cougars improve to 6-10-1 overall while the Beavers drop to 9-8. "I think we realized from our first two games against Minot that we could win, but we had to put some more goals in the back of the net," said USF head coach Mekonnen Afa. "I'm glad that we were able to finish effectively and have a big win on Senior Night."
Both teams had to compensate for the cold and gusty cross wind that caused airborne balls to carry extended distances.
Minot State freshman Zoe Fisher, who netted both goals in the Beavers' 2-1 home win against USF on Halloween night, put Minot ahead in the 13th minute on a low ball that the wind carried away from USF keeper Kelsey Van Peursem. The strike was Fisher's 11th goal of the season.
The Cougars equalized in the 31st minute when freshman defender Kerry Grogan (Sioux Falls/O'Gorman) brought the ball up the left side of the field and connected on a pass to Brooke Jurgens, who lofted a ball from just inside the box over Minot goalkeeper Ashley Barcewski.
On the other side of the halftime break, Grogan was in the right place at the right time (58:49) for the Cougars and received credit for a Minot own goal that darted away from a diving Barcewski to give USF a 2-1 lead.
The Cougars continued to push forward and stretched their lead to 3-1 on a fantastic individual play from Jurgens. Jurgens created space for herself and launched a bending ball from 20 yards out that landed in the lower left corner for her second tally of the match.
The Cougars tallied once more at the 71:21 mark, when Tasia Murray tracked down a ball that was being ping-ponged in front of the Minot net and punched it home for her seventh goal of the season. Murray now has 28 career goals and is one shy of tying USF's career goal record (Amy Svoboda, 29).
Van Peursem and Samantha Maybon (Omaha, Neb.) split the time between the pipes for the Cougars. Peursem tallied five saves while Maybon recorded three stops.
The Cougars held a 19-10 edge in shots taken and grabbed a slim 6-4 margin in corner kicks.
"It was a great night for the seniors," Afa added. "The senior class has always been competitive and they showed tonight in terms of just continuing to compete and play hard. I'm very proud of them."
USF honored its six seniors- Jourdan Aanenson, Genevieve Gregory, Tasia Murray, Ashley Oswald, Sarah Stoebner and Kelsey Van Peursem prior to Friday's kick-off. The senior class has accumulated an overall record of 29-38-6 with one game remaining.
The Cougars will wrap up the 2011 season on Sunday with a home match against the University of Winnipeg. Kick-off is scheduled for 1:00 p.m.


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- 1-3/4 cups unbleached all-purpose flour
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- 1 cup granulated sugar
- 1/2 cup packed dark brown sugar
- 1 teaspoon vanilla
- 1 large egg
- 1/2 cup unsweetened powdered cocoa
- 2 tablespoons of milk
- 1 cup (about 5 ounces) chopped walnuts
- 1 cup ( about 6 ounces) semisweet chocolate chips
Instructions:Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
In a small bowl, combine flour and baking soda. In a large bowl, cream together until fluffy: butter, sugars, and vanilla. Whisk in egg. Stir in cocoa and milk. Fold in flour mixture, walnuts, and chocolate chips. Drop batter by rounded teaspoonfuls onto nonstick baking sheets. Bake about 12 minutes.
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Soulcalibur II HD Online footage sees Mitsurugi fighting Maxi (in HD)
Namco Bandai's released more footage of its upcoming downloadable Soulcalibur II HD Online, this time of Maxi, everyone's favourite nunchuck obsessed Elvis impersonator fighting Mitsurugi, who is a samurai. That's his thing. Anyway, if you ever played Soulcalibur II, this two minute fight will remind you just how great but also somewhat annoying that game's block sound was, so if you're in the mood for some nostalgia, enjoy that after the break.
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Poet, author and activist Maya Angelou will not attend the 2014 MLB Beacon Awards Luncheon, where she will be honored.
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The five batteries on Zarya used to store the Sun's energy and convert it to electrical power are in cycling mode. Periodically, each battery is cycled to ensure its health and maintain its life. Battery 1 continues to remain disconnected from the electrical bus and is likely to be replaced during the next Shuttle visit scheduled for the spring of 2000.
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This is pretty cool, actually. If you're chomping at the bit to get to Walé's Ambition album before Nov. 1st—we're not exactly there just yet, but we're definitely fans of advance cuts "That Way" and "Slight Work"—you can check out an album preview hosted by the man himself on YouTube. The preview gives you about 45 seconds' worth of each song in one long YouTube clip, and you can click on any of the songs in the track list on the left side of the screen to skip straight to that song's snippet. Very 21st century—though to be honest, at this point, a leak of the album entire would do just fine for us.
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- Cardboard Tube PavilionLast fall, a group of architecture students from the University of New South Wales constructed a temporary pavilion out of recycled cardboard tubes in front of the Sydney Customs House. The pavilion was one of several temporary structures constructedby architecture student groups from Australian universities as part of the CH4 Student Design Competition during the Sydney Architecture Festival. UNSW's Built Environment team was given 2,000 tubes from a company that manufacturers carpet. The goal for the competition was to make use of recycled materials and educate festival visitors on sustainability.1
- Cardboard Tube PavilionUNSW's Built Environment team designed, prefabricated and pre-assembled the temporary pavilion at the Tramsheds on UNSW's Randwick campus.2
- Cardboard Tube PavilionThey used plywood sheets and cut holes in the wood to create structural forms, which the cardboard tubes would slide into.3
- Cardboard Tube PavilionThe entire pavilion sits on a small foundation of wood slats that curve in half circles to create the pavilion.4
- Cardboard Tube PavilionAfter pre-assembling the pavilion in the university building, the students took apart the structure and rebuilt it in one day on the forecourt of the Customs House in Sydney.5
- Cardboard Tube PavilionQueenie Tran, a third-year architecture student and one of the team leaders, said "The brief we were given by the Government Architect was to create an event space that uses renewable materials."6
- Cardboard Tube PavilionAll of the teams for the CH4 competition worked with recycled and reused materials, like compressed aluminum cans, giant folding fabric pleats and a grid of large moving puzzle blocks.7
- Cardboard Tube PavilionA rendering of the completed temporary pavilion.8
- Cardboard Tube PavilionThe temporary pavilion sits on one corner of the forecourt of the Customs House in Sydney.9
- Cardboard Tube PavilionThe exhibition lasted from October 20th to the 31st and was juried by a panel of Sydney architecture professionals.10
- Cardboard Tube PavilionA miniature model of the organization of the cardboard tubes and the structural members.11
- Cardboard Tube PavilionHere the team pre-assembles the pavilion in a university building before taking it apart and assembling it in Sydney.12
- Cardboard Tube PavilionThe temporary pavilion was cleverly titled "Roll Play".13
- Cardboard Tube PavilionAfter the competition, the UNSW Built Environment students hoped to send the cardboard tubes back to the manufacturer for reuse or at minimum, the tubes would be recycled into paper.14


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Carol writes, "I am dying over this Peter Pan collar trend and have been looking everywhere for one. Trick is, I want one that is short or three quarter length sleeves and that is solid with an alternate solid color collar. I was thinking mint or peach with white, something along those lines. You guys are so great, I know this is peanuts to y'all. I see it now, this shirt pairing with my new black skinny jeans and flats for fall. Thanks in advance!"
Hi Carol! It's Mitchy, and I love Peter Pan collars! I also love sleeves, and I think it's a drag that so many of the Peter Pan tops out there are tanks. But I rounded up a handful that meet your requirements, plus a cute collar necklace you can wear with your shirt of choice (it's available in pink too!).
1. Charlotte Russe Beaded Peter Pan Collar Necklace ($9)
2. Seen in Style Top ($40)
3. Aster It Up Top ($80)
4. OTMILL Sacha Peter-Pan Top in Mint ($23)
5. Boutique by Jaeger Thelma Voile Blouse with Frill Collar ($121)
6. ASOS T-Shirt With Contrast Crochet Collar ($52)
7. Oversized Peter Pan Collar Top ($20)
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Mitchy here: I'd be happy to never put on another pair of pants. What this means for you is that I love all kinds of dress shopping - especially cute patterned dresses and party dresses. I also love colorful apparel and jewelry as well as vintage-styled home decor. Other things I don't usually put on resumes: expert cat wrangler, road tripper, and connoisseur of bad movies.
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Dec 13, 2012 8:10 AM
You may not have a working fireplace in your abode, but light the double wicks on the Woodsmoke & Amber Candle ($28) from Syndey Hale Co., and it will certainly smell like you do! In fact, if you close your eyes and inhale deeply, you'll almost feel like you've been transported to a winter cabin in the woods. The good, romantic, snow-falling-softly kind. Not the creepy-slasher-thriller kind!
Hmm. The Bruce Camp-dle. We may be onto something here.
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Wednesday, February 2, 2011
The lovely Mitria from Fashion Group International sent me some photos from last week's Rising Star Awards luncheon. Naturally, I struck my trademark pose for my official photo.
What Wendy Wore
Dress: Vintage Jacques Tiffeau (purchased in 2009)
Tights: Random black opaque tights
Shoes: Yves Saint Laurent with gold heels (can't remember when I got 'em)
Necklace: My own Chicken-in-Egg locket
Earrings: My own Queen of Scots design
Hair: By Julie Matos. Sides pinned back with barrettes.
Lip color: Lasting Lust by MAC
Nails: Gelish products, applied by Tracylee Percival
Speaking of my pose, I'll give you till 12:01 a.m. ET, February 3, to vote for your favorite WendyB pose here. Then I'll declare the winner.
Here's one more FGI photo with a good look at my finalist plaque. This one was taken after I got to select my corsage.
There were flowers of all shapes, sizes and colors to choose from. I'm so glad my mother, BarbaraB, was there! I was going to pick the most discreet flower I could find until BarbaraB wisely said, "Take the biggest one." Sheesh! What was I thinking? Always go for the bold.
28 Responses to "What Wendy Wore: Tiffeau at the Rising Star Awards"
Hi nice to meet you. You look amazing in that dress and I love your haircut. Yes the final comment cracks me up – you're right bold is always best! (And the flower looks so cool) I am going to check out your jewellery now.
Wise words from mama! Wendy you look so radiant and happy! Congrats again 🙂
also, I'm very sorry for the loss of your friend Charles Nolan, the fashion world has sadly lost another star
Hi my dear-mums always know best and you look stunning, great dress and your hairstyle is lovely xx
You look so fabulous! Congratulations on your recognition.
Wendy, you look RADIANT! And bless you for wearing a bright color.
Dear Wendy, another fabulous colour and that egg locket is gorgeous! xx
Big congratulations to gorgeous you! And, yes, WendyB is all about bold and beautiful, even your subtle pieces are bold in their brilliance.
You didn't document your new haircut did you?? It's awesome! x
Fantastic! And I think the new hair is great
Congrats! You look fab – I particularly love your hair!!
Go bold indeed. Or as my aunt always says: "If you're going to have one, have a big one"
You looked so fantastic that day! And how thoughtful of FGI to have a nice red backdrop for you to pose in front of in that lovely green dress.
Yup, go big or go home, baby! I LOVE this green dress – such an awesome shade. Is it a little big on you on top? You look less boobalicious than usual (no offense, you know you're smokin'). Your hair looks great!
You look really great! And so skinny! I could never wear that color. You officially rule! Off to check out that necklace.
Oh my god! That is such an absolutely beautiful marble sectile floor you are standing on.
Oh yeah, what you are wearing is fantastic also. 🙂
Wendy you looked a storm in that colour! What a fabulous vintage piece.
Love it and glad you went for the bold flower! Mums know best 🙂
Wow that is a fantastic colour! You're right to go for a nice big corsage when you're wearing such a neon colour. You look awesome as is the new hair cut!
You are the boldest flower in the blogging bouquet Wendy! Congrats on the award!
Wow, when did you get that haircut? It makes me think of Jane Fonda during her revolutionary days. Mama like!
Looking goood!! That dress is such an amazing colour!!
I don't know how I managed to miss this one, but let me tell you lady . . . you look AWESOME!


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FOLLETT - Adelene N. Harris, 78, died Friday, April 2, 2004.
Services will be at 10 a.m. today in Follett United Methodist Church with Dan Carter, pastor, officiating. Burial will be in Fairmont Cemetery by Mason Funeral Home of Shattuck.
Mrs. Harris was a retired LPN who loved cooking, gardening and crafts. She was an active leader of Lipscomb County Home Extension and the United Methodist Church.
Survivors include her husband, Riley; four sons, Jerald Harris of Oklahoma City, Kale Harris of Arnett, Okla., Randy Harris of Belton and Monte Harris of Oceanside, Calif.; a brother, Luke Cook of Laverne, Okla.; eight grandchildren; and five great-grandchildren.
The family suggests memorials be to Follett United Methodist Church in Follett.
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Some of my colleagues in the pro-life movement were arrested recently for distributing literature on Catholic property. They were not arrested for violence or inappropriate behavior, but for distributing literature telling people it is immoral to vote for Obama.
Now I understand that by law, Churches cannot distribute or fund the distribution of literature that directly or indirectly endorses a candidate. We labor under the same legal restrictions at Priests for Life. The literature that was distributed the other day can be seen at www.ahumbleplea.com/Docs/StopObama.pdf, and the IRS would certainly regard this flier as a "political intervention" prohibited to Churches under tax law.
However, I respectfully ask everyone involved in this controversy to consider two questions, on their own merits:
1. No Church was organizing or paying for the literature or its distribution. So, if it's a concern in the first place, how could the Church in any way be accused of violating any tax law in a case where another group is paying for and distributing such literature?
2. Is there any point at which the Church has to intervene in a political campaign, despite the legal consequences? The Church, after all, has 2000 years of experience at dealing with legal consequences for the sake of justice. At what point do we have to speak and act? Put another way, how bad do things have to get, in regard to the positions that candidates or parties take, or the actions they pursue, before the scales of prudence and fidelity tip in the direction of action rather than inaction, and of crying out rather than silence?
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Thursday, November 15, 2012
I decided to go to the gym first thing this morning. First, that is, after I had my coffee and breakfast. As I was deciding what to wear, I pulled out my Nike 2009 Human Race T-shirt. 2009! - That was the year I first started seriously running or jogging, whatever you want to call it.
That is 3 years I stuck with something for more than a month.
Sometimes I get frustrated because I cannot seem to get with an eating program that will be health supporting. I feel like a failure in this area. But, just looking at the date on that shirt tells me that I do stick with something. I have just been more motivated with my running than I have with my eating.
But even with running I have had my ups and downs. There are times when I just do not get out there for a run, but I always seem to get back to doing it. I was encouraged by the fact that I am still sticking with it even though I am not perfect with my routines. I just keep plodding along and if I have a set back, when I get back into it and recognize that I may have lost some speed and endurance then make a plan to work my way back to the level that I was at before the break.
I wish my eating was more like my running because I seem to be off more than on with my food plan. I get so frustrated sometimes with my lack of self-control. It seems I cannot make that commitment to just do it. However, having just returned from the gym and an hour on the treadmill, I realize that it is not over yet. If I want to be a better runner, I have to be a better eater.
I have been tracking my food intake these past few days and boy, do I eat a lot, bread especially. Oh, I love bread. At least I can see where I need to make improvements. If it is not too late, to make a long story short, I am so glad that I was given that Nike T-shirt, because it serves as a visual reminder of what I have accomplished these past three years.
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Having that shirt is a good thing to look at and remind yourself how far you have come in the past three years. None of us are perfect ( regardless of what some think ); we all have areas on our journey to improve. You have started logging your food so you have started improving and know what you must do to make some changes. Bread is a downfall for many, you have plenty of others in the same boat.
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Logging the food takes time but it definitely opens our eyes and keeps us accountable. Just start slow and you'll find that the good habits develop along the way!
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Frank P. Fisher, Jr., 77, of Valley City, passed away Thursday, June 13, 2013, surrounded by his loving family. Frank was born March 21, 1936 in Cleveland, to the late Frank, Sr. and Helen Fisher. He resided in Medina County since 1962.
Frank worked as an operating engineer for over 50 years, before retiring from Kassouf Construction. He was a member of St. Martin of Tours, Valley City. Frank enjoyed gardening and had a wonderful collection of model trains.
Frank had a talent that gave him the name of "Mr. Fix It". There was not anything that Frank would not try to repair or restore back to usage.
He is survived by his wife, Nancy, married 57 years; children, Linda (Rob) Ziemkiewicz, of Hilliard, Ohio and Frank III, of Niagara Falls, New York; and grandchildren, Eric, Bryan and Alex Ziemkiewicz.
He was preceded in death by a brother, Bob Fisher; and sister, Genevieve Moenich.
The family will receive friends Tuesday, June 25, 2013, at the Bauer Funeral Home, 2089 Columbia Road, Valley City, from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 P.M. Memorial Mass will be held at 11 A.M., Wednesday, June 26, 2013, at St. Martin of Tours, 1800 Station Road, Valley City. Reverend Thomas Dunphy will officiate.
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history of this objection from the earliest
vocalization in the ancient world to its most
famous supporters, Freud, Marx and others.
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and you will better understand how to answer
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Is it really true, he
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before he goes to meet his maker."
created Everything" is Comfort's informative,
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created everything has to be insane," writes
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such thoughts show that the atheist doesn't think,
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Dr. Lind spends time with the producer discussing various "facts" of evolution. With proof presented to him, Frank Connelly is convinced evolution is not the truth.
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A recent blog
by Ed Bott over at ZDNET has brought
even more attention to Microsoft's Windows Genuine Authentication (WGA) which
has been coming under increasing scrutiny
and has even been the subject of a lawsuit.
Computerworld and Ed Bott have been
trying to get to the bottom of the whole WGA mystery and some of the issues
being brought to the forefront are quite interesting.
Microsoft's WGA utility, which is used on the Windows XP
operating system to combat piracy, has been used in the past to validate OS
installs so that users could download certain system updates as well as
downloads like Internet Explorer 7.0 Beta and Windows Media Player 11. But
while Microsoft sees WGA as a major ally in the fight against pirates, the
utility has been pegging some innocent customers as having pirated copies of
Windows XP. "80% of all WGA validation failures are due to unauthorized
use of leaked or stolen volume license keys," said
a Microsoft spokeswoman to Computerworld.
Ed Bott, not satisfied with this response from Microsoft,
fired off his own inquiry into the reason for a 20% false positive rating for
WGA and received this response from Cori Hartje, Director of Microsoft's
Genuine Software Initiative, "While we will don't have specifics to share
on other forms counterfeit installations, they mostly result from activities
such as various forms of tampering and unauthorized OEM installations."
It'd be nice if Microsoft would go into more detail on that
other 20%, but that likely won't happen anytime soon. Microsoft is no longer accepting interviews on the WGA
matter -- possibly due to the pending lawsuit.
quote: WGA is nothing but DRM beta.
quote: I hope Microsoft realises there is a line. Yeah, they know there's a line... probably.
quote: people who pirate software will pirate it no matter what
quote: I know plenty of people who upgrade their machine, piece of piece, until not a single original component exists. Its therefore an entirely new machine
quote: you missed all the relevant sections.
quote: There is always freedom of choice.


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TV shows
Revenge, Monday, May 21
Kylie Northover Does this series ever end? Yet another episode with everything we've come to love in what is in essence Dynasty with webcams.
30 Rock, Monday, May 21
Kylie Northover The storylines are becoming a touch predictable or outlandish, but the banter keeps us coming back.
Bored to Death: season premiere, Monday, May 21
Kylie Northover One of HBO's more underrated series, this is a semi-autobiographical comedy created by Brooklyn author Jonathan Ames.
The Block, Sunday, May 20
Giles Hardie It's almost as though the intervening episodes are just filler.
In fine form
Gabriel Wilder The Killing's Sarah Lund is a terrific protagonist. She's flawed - as we all are - but she's also smart, focused and capable.
Downton Abbey, Sunday, May 20
Giles Hardie Finally, all those wonderful characters - upstairs and downstairs, nasty and nice - are back.
New Tricks, Saturday, May 19
Megan Johnston They might have been pulled from retirement but tonight our crew of old dogs are on their game.
The Killing, Wednesday, May 16
Melinda Houston Along with the ordinary sorts of corpses, the political victims are beginning to pile up, too.
The Good Wife, Wednesday, May 16
Melinda Houston Most of this episode is middling-excellent, as we've come to expect.
Australia's Got Talent
Australia's Got Talent
Desperate Housewives, Thursday, May 10
Debi Enker As always in Wisteria Lane, there's all manner of nasty business festering behind the neat flowerbeds and picket fences.
Grey's Anatomy, Thursday, May 10
Debi Enker Dual celebrations are planned by the staff at Seattle Grace: a birthday and an event to mark a professional milestone.
The Office (US)
The Office (US)
Packed to the Rafters, Tuesday, May 8
Melinda Houston Coby gets a turn at narrating tonight, in an ep that's all about lurv.
Project Runway, Monday, May 7
Frances Atkinson With only five contestants remaining, former model Heidi Klum sends the fashion designers to New York's Governors Island.
Revenge, Monday, May 7
Paul Kalina Just when you think this drama can't possibly get any kookier along comes an episode packed with more switcheroos.
The Block, Thursday, May 3
Paul Kalina You've got to hand it to the editors for their ability to make a silk purse out of a sow's ear.
The Good Wife, Wednesday, May 2
Debi Enker In A solid, if not spectacular, episode, Will starts to make the most of his suspension from practising law.
Packed to the Rafters, Tuesday, May 1
This sweet family show has never pretended to be anything but a lighthearted jaunt through white, middle-class life.
American Horror Story, Tuesday, May 1
Brad Newsome Dylan McDermott and Connie Britton star as a couple who move into a haunted house.


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Governor Dayton and Lt. Governor Smith hold a press conference on Minnesota's transportation needs.
Lt. Governor Smith walks with Falcon Heights Elementary School students to celebrate Walk and Bike to School Day.
Governor Mark Dayton receives Peace Pinwheels from JJ Hill Montessori School students at the Governor's Residence.
Lt. Governor Smith meets with small business owners in Bemidji to learn about the city's growing economy.
Governor Dayton visits MN artist Craig David as he completes work on the Workers Memorial Garden mural near the State Capitol.


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The Giver
by Lois Lowry
The Giver Chapter 18 Summary
- The next time he sees The Giver, Jonas asks him about release.
- The Giver admits that he sometimes wishes he could be released, but he knows he's not allowed to do so until he trains Jonas.
- Jonas knows he can't ask for a release either; that's in the rules.
- The Giver then explains that they made those rules ten years ago, after the failure with the other Receiver.
- Jonas wants to know more about her. He asks her name, and The Giver reveals that it was Rosemary. He remarks that her eyes were "very luminous." He explains that she was very intelligent, very eager to learn, and that he felt love for her, just as Jonas experienced in the memory of Christmas morning.
- This emotion made it very difficult for The Giver to cause her any sort of pain. So for five weeks he gave her only happy memories.
- But the time came when he knew he had to do his duty. He didn't want to cause her any physical anguish, so he transferred only memories of emotional pain: a child taken from its parents, for instance.
- After that, Rosemary changed. She was no longer happy, and he no longer got to hear the sound of her laughter. One day, the old man says, she stood up at the end of their session, kissed him on the cheek, and left. She applied for release and he never saw her again.
- Jonas remembers what The Giver said about the memories that were released after Rosemary left. He realizes that he himself has an entire year's worth of memories, and asks what would happen if he were to, say, drown in the river. Or something.
- The Giver advises that he try not to do that.
- Then the old man thinks for a moment. He supposes that, if Jonas were to float off down the river, he could probably help the community with the pain of the memories the same way he helps Jonas deal with it now. But he has to think about that for a while, he concludes. In the meantime, Jonas should work on not drowning in a freak accident.
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FILM; The Track of a Teardrop, a Filmmaker's Path
By A. O. SCOTT
Published: November 17, 2002
PEDRO ALMODÓVAR'S new movie, ''Talk to Her,'' which is likely to cement his somewhat unlikely reputation as one of the leading filmmakers of our time, begins wordlessly, with a performance of ''Café Müller,'' a dance piece by the German choreographer Pina Bausch.
Two women, apparently blind, stumble across the stage as their male companions scramble to clear tables and chairs from their paths and to prevent them from slamming into the walls. In the audience, two men, strangers to each other, sit side by side, one of them watching, with evident curiosity, the progress of a tear down the other's cheek.
The story that follows reunites the two men -- a male nurse named Benigno and a journalist named Marco -- in a private clinic outside Madrid, and traces the progress of their serendipitously entwined destinies. Benigno, who spent most of his life caring for his invalid mother, now devotes himself to the care of Alicia, a young ballerina left comatose by a car accident. Down the hall, Marco sits at the bedside of his lover, Lydia, a bullfighter who lies in a vegetative state after being gored in the ring. The film's title comes from a bit of advice that Benigno, who regales the silent Alicia with amusing anecdotes, beauty tips and movie plot summaries, gives to the disconsolate Marco.
''Benigno is not only talkative,'' Mr. Almodóvar said during an interview in a midtown hotel on a rainy afternoon last month, a few days before ''Talk to Her'' brought the 40th New York Film Festival to a rapturous close. ''He tells a lot of stories -- related to ballets, to movies. The movie is a kind of glorification of storytelling.''
Mr. Almodóvar, in both Spanish and English, is an eager, serious talker, even though his new movie presents decided conversational challenges. ''It's a bit of a contradiction that a movie that talks about words, communication, human voices is a movie that's difficult to talk about without betraying it,'' he warned at the beginning of the interview. In at least one very concrete sense, he's right. To attempt even a bald, literally accurate plot summary is to risk not only spoiling some keen surprises but, much worse, falsifying the film's delicate tone and heartfelt mood. Events that might sound outlandish, even grotesque if I tried to tell you about them here are presented with warmth, humor and sympathy. The film's passionate, brightly colored humanity would inevitably be lost in translation.
''Talk to Her,'' which opens on Friday in New York and Los Angeles, is by far the most complex, layered narrative Mr. Almodóvar has attempted -- gliding backward and forward in time, examining the knots and permutations of at least a half dozen thorny, passionate relationships. But somehow, for all the swerves and surprises that follow, that initial sequence of nonverbal, inadvertent communication contains the film's emotional core; it functions as a cinematic overture, gesturing toward themes and states of feeling that will be elaborated, embroidered and brought together in a work of daunting dramatic scope and breathtaking coherence. Most obviously, Ms. Bausch's blind women prefigure Alicia (played by Leonor Watling) and Lydia (Rosario Flores), shut off from sensory contact with the world. But the emotion that filters from the stage to Marco (Darío Grandinetti), and then to Benigno (Javier Cámara), is also an allegory of both Mr. Almodóvar's message and his method. A work of art speaks to us, and invites us to speak to each other.
''I would have liked to call it 'The Man Who Cried,' '' Mr. Almodóvar remarked at his Film Festival news conference. That title, had it not already been taken by Sally Potter for her 2000 film starring John Turturro and Christina Ricci, would certainly have been apt. Marco's tears, which so fascinate Benigno, will also resonate with moviegoers who find themselves caught up in the film's swirl of unrestrained, beautifully modulated sentiment. ''One of the ideas that I wanted to convey was a man who cried for emotional reasons linked to a work of art -- from seeing a work of enormous beauty,'' Mr. Almodóvar said, and it is an idea carried forward by the film's tone as much as by its content. His previous movie, ''All About My Mother'' (1999), which won the New York Film Critics Circle Award and the Oscar for best foreign film, was a powerful and unironic tribute to the great Hollywood ''women's pictures'' of the 1940's and 50's, and to the actresses who brought them to life. ''Talk to Her,'' which shares its predecessor's interests in grief and in loyalty, is a melodrama in a decidedly masculine key.
Both movies offer audiences something they might not have anticipated from this director: a good, honest cry. In the 1980's, Mr. Almodóvar, who was born in 1951 in the provincial Spanish town of Calzada de Calatrava, seemed to embody the transgressive exuberance of his country's cultural awakening after decades of political repression. Spain's recent history had been lachrymose enough, and there was little time for tears or sighs in the baroque, frenetic world of his films. Of course, there was plenty of sensation -- gasps of shock, convulsions of laughter, spasms of liberated desire.


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I am so overdue on posting. These pictures were taken about 3-4 weeks ago. I have more taken a few weeks earlier than that and I am in love with some of them, but I have not sorted through them all yet. Maybe I will have those up in another 4 weeks.
Celie looks so old in a lot of these pictures. She is such a sweet, sweet girl. Don't get me wrong, she is still a 3 year old. She has her moments of ignoring my voice. I am sure that will just escalate over time, though. She is really mature. Sometimes I forget that she is only 3 and expect a lot more out of her. I am all for expecting a lot of my children. I think that if you use the "they're only children" excuse and don't expect anything… that is exactly what you will get. They are very capable little people. Anyhew.
These were taken on a random day of playing outside in the back yard. Libby would play outside forever if you would stay with her. Most of the time I stay out as long as I can. She is into climbing stairs these days and it is not that relaxing or fun, to be honest. Don't get me started on the piles of poop she must have a radar for. She can zone in on them from across the yard. And of course she goes to pick it up. It's really classy. We have not been outside too much this week. Somehow it feels like 90 degrees outside still. I am not a fan of sweat.
Here is my little sweetie. I am trying my best to get pictures of Libby but she is too smart for me and my camera. She will smile, laugh and look right at me if the camera is down. If I pick it up, she does everything possible to ignore me. Typical 15 month old.


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Rev. Wright to Deliver Sermon at Florida Church
Susan Davis reports on the presidential race.
Rev. Jeremiah A. Wright Jr. , the controversial former pastor of Chicago's Trinity United Church of Christ, is scheduled to speak for three nights starting this evening at a Tampa, Fla., church.
Wright's ties to Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Barack Obama have been the subject of intense scrutiny recently because of controversial statements Wright had made in the past from the pulpit. Obama's ties to Wright were the catalyst for Obama's recent speech on race in Philadelphia.
For his part, Wright has remained quiet during the storm of coverage, although he was spotted in Puerto Rico over the Easter holiday weekend.
His church successor, Rev. Otis Moss III, used the Easter sermon to defend Wright and further discuss the issue of race in America. Neither Obama or Wright attended the service.
This evening Wright will begin a three-day appearance at the Bible-Based Fellowship Church of Temple Terrace, it will be his first speaking engagement since the controversy started. The church is forbidding the use of cameras or recording devices during the sermons, and asking media to register with the church five hours before each sermon. "There will be no photos and no interviews," the church's Web site notes.
UPDATE: Wright's three-day appearance was cancelled today, according to the St. Petersburg Times. The church's Rev. Earl Mason said at a press conference that Wright's scheduled appearance had become a media circus and was detracting from the 10th anniversary celebration for the congregation.


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The hot, muggy days of summer have descended upon Florida. In one swath of the state known as "Lightning Alley," thunderstorms have rolled in with it. More lightning strikes this area between Tampa and Titusville than anywhere else in the contiguous United States.
Rumbling thunder in the distance warns of a coming storm. Brief flashes can be seen as it approaches. The closer it gets, the flashes become spears of light stabbing the earth as the thunder increases to a deafening roar. Windows rattle from the concussions while the sound rolls by overhead. Then the rain comes, pelting the earth by the bucketful. The fierceness of these storms causes people to run for cover.
A parallel can be drawn between the storms of summer and a believer's life. Namely, where does one take shelter when the storms of life strike? Just like property and lives can be lost in nature's storms, life's storms also involve loss. Whether it's the loss of finances, the loss of a spouse through divorce, or the loss of a loved one, how one weathers life's storms is critical.
Many people seek shelter from life's storms in a bottle, a syringe, a pill, or by snorting a powdery substance. Even believers can get caught up in these kinds of emotion numbing euphoria, but it is not the answer. The trouble doesn't go away and more damage is usually done, sending one on a downward spiral of escapism from the storms of life.
Jesus often used examples from nature to illustrate a point He was making to His disciples. The picture above of ducklings taking shelter under a parent's wing reminds one of a particular promise. "He shall cover you with His feathers, and under His wings you shall take refuge: His truth shall be your shield and buckler. (Psalm 91:4)."
How does a believer weather the storms of life? They do so by soaking themselves in the promises of His Word. This doesn't mean one should ignore the situation, but the truths revealed in His Word will comfort them and keep them in stormy times.
In His Word He assures one to be of good cheer, because Jesus has overcome the world. He advises one to be prepared as a wise person laying up an inheritance for their children. It cautions one to guard their mind and tongue, because as one thinks in their heart it will affect their behavior. And out of the abundance of the heart, the mouth speaks. Negative thoughts expressed aloud in tough times may become self-fulfilling prophecies. That's why His Word also warns one to take every thought captive to the obedience of Christ.
The Apostle Paul suffered many storms in his life including rejection, beatings, and imprisonment. He referred to them as 'momentary, light afflictions' which helped fashion in his life God's 'eternal glory.' Believers can also gain strength and character by how they choose to weather life's storms.


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COLLEGE PARK, Md. – Stanford is in fourth place after the first day of racing Thursday at the Gill Coed Championship finals.
Competing among a field of 18 teams, the Cardinal posted 152 points in nine races in division-A and 10 heats in division-B. Yale leads the group with 87 points, followed by Tufts (135) and Georgetown (141).
Stanford had a balanced showing in divisions A and B, registering 76 points in each group.
Kieran Chung and Haley Kirk sailed in division-A and placed fifth. The duo recorded six top-10 finishes, including four in the top five. Chung and Kirk opened the day with a fifth place result but ran into some difficulty, placing 10th and 18th in their next two races. The pair got back on track with a third-place finish in the fourth heat and a second-place result in the fifth.
After placing 13th in the sixth race, Chung and Kirk righted the ship with a third-place finish in the seventh frame. The duo finished the day with 12th and 10th place finishes.
Kevin Laube and Yuri Namikawa represented the Cardinal in division-B and sit in fourth place after 10 races. The pair notched seven top-10 finishes, including three in the top five and two victories.
After a 12th-place result in the first race, Laube and Namikawa found their groove finishing in the top-10 in the next five heats. The duo placed first in the second race and ninth in the third. The team reeled off consecutive sixth-place finishes in the fourth and fifth stanzas before notching a second-place result in the sixth frame.
Laube and Namikawa had a minor hiccup with a 14th-place finish in the seventh race but rebounded quickly, picking up their second victory on the day with a first-place result in the eighth heat. The pair concluded the day by placing ninth and 16th in their final two races.
Stanford will look to close the gap on the leaders Friday as racing concludes. Live updates can be followed via collegesailing.org.


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sanjay dutt sentence
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Let somebody know before you wander off like that, you know how we worry about you when you are out on your own.:nono:
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Think my sister gave him a few bucks to knock me off.. Long story on family estate monies.. Hunting accident, checking real-estate in a mine field, their up to something?
Got to have my right shoulder replaced. At what the hell, may as well get new knees and a right hip while they got me on the table..
j4 had to put the bump fire on the 10 inch AR shorty, would not work with the shorter one.. Fun toy, but just that a toy... Can see why the ATF approved it, it works when it wants to.. ATF probably tested it and could not get it to work.
Hey 4th! I'm a new member out of the Ft. Myers area....how close are you to me??? Not a stalker...lol.....just a new AK builder on the scene and wondering if you are, or do, any build parties? They all told me to BOLO for the problem child....lol....so im "looking out".....Looking forward to building my first AK, you building anything soon?
Ft. Myers.. My God your a week out.. Not really but a hell of a drive.. Hell yah, I got all the tools here.. Will help "you" do a build.. P.M. me when you have enough posts.. Help a Bro in a heartbeat..
Have a few old AKs. If you know how to do that You Tube stuff... I want to set the AK toss record officially.. Got 110 feet unofficial..
My Bro Rick, sometimes poster, is here.. We can help yah.. Hell if we can't screw your build up, nobody can.. Got tons of extra parts, no problema..
i can definetly help ya out with the you tube vids.. Thanks for making me feel welcome. I will Pm you as soon as i have enough posts. thanks.
Wow, Ive been a member since 09' and my first post was "LOL"..... I shall now go sit in the corner for being a dingleberry.
I have assumed the "front lean and rest" position sir.
Look to the front of my screen and resting on my elbows. :salute:


text: The Detroit Lions defense took a significant leap over the past year, jumping from 27.3 points allowed per game (ranking 27th in the NFL) in 2012 to 23.5 points allowed per game (15th) in '13. Much of that improvement had to do with their young D-line coming together, but now they have a new defensive coordinator, as Gunther Cunningham has been replaced by Teryl Austin. Despite the coaching changes, it appears that the Lions will continue utilizing the wide-nine technique.


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Big Brother debuted on CBS Thursday Night. The night that marks the beginning of summer for us reality TV junkies finally came. Unfortunately, by the time the night was over many viewers were upset with all the new twists and turns.
There are several house guests who seem to want to become the villains/know it all's of the house and are already beginning to irritate me.
The house guests who are already annoying me are:
The house guests who I may like to win it are:
Joe is funny.
Ashley seems funky cool.
Shane is cute.
One of the funky new rules this season is that good house guests have been allowed to return to be coaches.
The Returning Big Brother players are:
Mike "Boogie"
The coaches had to pick their players and the big surprise is that the coach of the winning player gets $100,000. That's a nice chunk of change. I don't really like the twist of having coaches and I especially didn't like that one person got sent home right away. Especially when it was the one black player in the whole show. Poor Jodi!
Hopefully, the season picks up or I won't be watching for much longer.


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Msme's Receiving Personalized Legal Assistance. Informative Seminar conducted by A Specialist in Legal Assistance for MSME's and Agropecuaria LAFISE held in Tegucigalpa
Tegucigalpa, June 2008. - The MSME's participating in the Added Value Project recently attended a series of seminars on issues regarding legal counseling, access to credit, new markets and secured transactions legislation.
The event took place at Hotel Marriott in Tegucigalpa, with the attendance of small entrepreneurs from all over the country. The presentation began with an introduction from Ms. Daisy Avila, Director of MCA-Honduras Rural Development Project, followed by the presentation of Leticia Carias, the invited speaker who also responded to the many questions placed by the attendees.
Abogada Leticia Carias habla sobre materia legal aplicada a MIPYMES.
The matters discussed represent key issues that have been affecting the growth of Honduran agroindustrial MSME, since the MSME's scarce resources and lack of knowledge on legal matters have prevented them to access the right information as well as opportunities regarding credit and markets.
"We ignore all about laws but this presentation has cleared many doubts we've been having for a long time and which we had been unable to discuss with a lawyer, due both to the high costs and to our ignorance on the matter " Rubén Tejada, representative of Humuya Frutas.
This web site was made possible through a grant given by the people of the United States to Honduras through the Millennium Challenge Corporation under the terms of a compact signed between the two countries. The information provided on this Web site is not official
U.S. Government information and does not represent the views or positions of the U.S. Government or
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The primary mission of the early Ranger flight models was to test the performance of those functions and parts that were necessary for carrying out later lunar (Ranger) and planetary (Mariner) missions using the same spacecraft bus. A secondary objective was to study the nature of particles and fields in interplanetary space.
The spacecraft consisted of a hexagonal base upon which were mounted the spacecraft experiments, two solar panels, and high-and low-gain antennas. Instruments aboard the spacecraft included a Lyman-alpha telescope, a rubidium-vapor magnetometer, electrostatic analyzers, medium-energy-range particle detectors, two triple coincidence telescopes, a cosmic-ray integrating ionization chamber, cosmic dust detectors, and scintillation counters. Two 960-mhz transmitters were aboard the spacecraft, one with 0.25 W power output and the other with 3 W power output.
Gross mass: 305 kg (672 lb).
First Launch: 1961.08.23.
Last Launch: 1961.11.18.
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The Sacramento Republic F.C. will face the Fresno Fuego in the third round of the 2014 Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup. The game will be held on May 28 and it will be played at Cosumnes River College's Stadium with a scheduled 7:30 P.M. kick-off. Sacramento reached the 3rd round by defeating the Ventura County Fusion 2-1 whilst the Fresno Fuego earned a berth with a 2-0 win over the Orange County Blues F.C. The Fuego are a USL Premier Developmental League (fourth tier of the American Soccer Pyramid) and the Republic is playing its first season.
This will be the first time since 2003 that the Fuego have made it past the second round. Sacramento is looking to go far in the tournament and is striving to make an impressive showing in Cup play. Republic F.C.'s head coach Preki is serving the second of a two-game suspension from the U.S. Cup and the team will be lead by assistant coach Rod Underwood. The winner of the match will face the San Jose Earthquakes in the fourth round on June 11 at Kezar Stadium.
Tickets for the game are just $10 and they can be purchased at either the gate, http://www.ticketmaster.com or visit http://www.sacrepublicfc.com for more details. Parking is available on the campus of Cosumnes River College for just a $1. Please be advised that there is to alcohol pr tailgating in the C.R.C. parking lot.


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Rumor: production for new iPhone to start at the end of Q2, or in Q3
Today's rumor about the upcoming iPhone claims that production for Apple's new smartphone will only start in late Q2 or in Q3. Unfortunately that time frame is vague enough so that it doesn't actually give us any solid indication of when the new iPhone will be released. Though with production only starting at the end of June at the earliest, a reveal next month at Apple's annual WWDC seems very unlikely.
Of course, this isn't the first time we've heard something like that. While there have been many rumors claiming we'll see the new iPhone in June, many others insisted on a September or October launch.
Apple will apparently use in-cell LTPS (low-temperature poly-silicon) high-resolution touch panels for its upcoming mobile device. That could be bad news for the company's competitors, though, as they may struggle to get their hands on some of that LTPS goodness because of Apple basically flooding suppliers with orders.
The latest report also claims that Apple will stick to 326 ppi pixel density on the new iPhone, which is exactly the same number as on the iPhone 4 and 4S. So, if this is true, it could mean that either Apple will still leave the iPhone's display unchanged (which doesn't seem plausible after all the recent speculation on the matter, then again it isn't impossible), or if it does come up with a larger panel, it will increase the resolution accordingly – so it can still maintain the 326 ppi and the Retina Display branding.
DigiTimes' sources expect shipments of iPhones to drop to 25 million units in the second quarter of this year, but thanks to the new iPhone they could be approximately 40 million in Q3 and 45 million in Q4.
We'll have to wait and see if any of this turns out to be true. Those 'sources' have gotten many, many things wrong in the past. Then again, sometimes they haven't.


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We said we'd be adding more Contributors to the site and here's another brilliant hairdresser to share their adventures. Rod Anker is an Australian abroad, he is currently in the position of Creative Director for Kim Robinson Salon for India. Just a year ago he was doing his thing in Melbourne. Now his life is a precession of WOW! moments. Rod will be posting here on regular basis to share his amazing hairdressing adventures… CarlK
Now settled in Delhi, India in my own apartment which I must say I am very happy with, the obvious trimmings are slowly coming such as paintings, rugs etc to make it yours but it comes fully furnished and all the things you need are already there. I was adamant not to hire a maid or helper but I have fallen into the trap as it makes my life smoother and in so many ways assists me to fit more into the days. Having someone cook, clean and shop for you is amazing and its every now and then when she will show me a picture of an amazing recipe ( usually Thai ) that I again have to smile and say " Sure that looks great!" She is fantastic.
I have bought a Jeep and had it done up and painted black, I am so happy with it and even though it may look in Australian standards as some friends back home say like a bomb, its funny when I drive it anywhere I always get looks and have people waiting by the car on my return admiring it. Getting around on a daily basis is so easy here, my apartment is only about 5 minutes from the Hotel, stopping over at the Oberoi for dinner or going out for lunch on a Sunday is easy. Apart from the lack of road rules, once you adjust to it you actually understand it, simply use your horn and go in the direction you want. It will be challenging when I do return to Australia for a visit to keep within my lane and have to look at a speedo!
The Salon has opened and is slowly becoming the " place to be" including the place to say you have been and I hear all the time that everyone, even people who have not been in are saying they have. Having had politicians, singers, authors, news readers, Ceo's, of course Bollywood actors and some incredible influential people within the Indian circles come and have become regular guests and friends within the salon. We opened in late March, opening any salon is a challenge and especially in the recent financial situation India has also its own unique hurdles.
To date we have had a 14 page editorial for Harpers Bizzare, a feature article in Vogue on myself, front cover of India Spice magazine-including a 5 page editorial, four page editorial in Hi-Blitz magazine, showcased and written up in every local and National Newspaper in India. I have done fashion forecasting for Vogue, Elle and various local publications. So in short there is a lot of attention on us and it is an exciting place to be.
The Salon is fitted out like the other kimrobinson salons with nothing left to chance or nothing left to be completed at a later stage. The hand carved 7 foot stone statues at either end of the corridor are amazing! The work far surpasses the beautiful fit out or the award winning design by Terry Hill with the rest of the Aman resorts properties which are in fact the most exclusive properties in the world, with over 20 resorts throughout the world I am so honoured to be within the Aman and kimrobinson family! Service has been given a new meaning here for me since joining Aman resorts and there ethos is all about peace and respect, so I not only feel at home here I feel like it was meant to be.
Looking back at my time in Australia I struggle with the memory of what I stood for and who I was in regards to work, the small town mentality that was my world. The world were I was content with a few overseas educational excursions a year and some photo competitions, of which I loved. I now have the end result of years of hard work and can see that the years ahead are going to have there own challenges and there own peaks and troughs .
What I do know is that I have made the decision to come to India and develop the kimrobinson brand and that is exactly what I will do. I am here for the long hall. If anyone wants to talk about making a move also please don't hesitate, I have said it before- this is an opportunity to change your life!
Heading back in three weeks to stock up on vegemite and see the family, see you soon!
Take care…Rod
Establishing a second salon his presence grew rapidly over the next several years. In 1997 Rod begun managing a well respected group within Australia.
The next decade Rod managed the Salons and educated the Industry both in Australia and throughout Asia, doing workshops and seminars. Having earnt a reputation within the Industry and had become a regular in various fashion magazines in Australia and the UK.
Some of his achievements have been Top 10 stylists Internationally, Australian Winner multiple times for various Industry competitions, having been published in numerous Australian and International fashion magazines as well as being continually sought after by high profile and celebrity clientele
Joining the kimrobinson team in 2008 as Creative Director Rod worked extensively with Kim in Hong Kong and also Singapore. Having recently returned from Aman Summer Palace in Beijing launching kimrobinson, he is now in New Delhi to launch the kimrobinson salon at Aman.
He is passionate about hair and making people feel and look beautiful, it is what brings him the greatest joy!
"Being in India to bring something very special to Delhi is very exciting he says"!


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Learning Outcomes ARE NOT Learning Objectives
The simple fact that Learning Outcomes are NOT the same as Learning Objectives is a key principle to "Developing Effective Learning Outcomes & Objectives." As noted in that presentation outline,
The differences lie in the level of specificity each provides and the relationship of each to assessment methods and instructional activities. Failure to understand and accommodate the differences can restrict academic freedom of faculty and complicate institutional efforts to manage curriculum and assessment.
Using the course I teach – COSC 1401 Introduction to Computers – I want to briefly illustrate the difference and the relationship between a learning outcome and a learning objective.
9. Demonstrate proficiency in the use of word processing, spreadsheet, database, and presentation applications.
Given plain text of an existing research paper with 3-5 references cited in the bibliography, students will be able to format with 80% accuracy a MS Word document according to MLA guidelines including all document specifications (margins, headers, footers, use of styles, tab stops etc.) and use of the reference manager to manage the formatting of the bibliography.
The learning outcome provides a high level view of what a student will be able to accomplish by the end of the course; it points all faculty in the same direction. However, from the learning outcome, do you have an idea of specific activities to be engaged? or specific assessment methods that will be used? No. In my opinion, that vagueness of learning outcomes is what enables a coherent curriculum while permitting academic freedom. Both of those are critical to the profession.
In contrast, the objective is much more specific and serves to clarify, in part, what the outcome means. From the objective, I believe you likely have a very good idea of the specific activities students will be engaging, and I believe you can easily begin to envision the assessment process as well. If interested, feel free to describe the specific activities and assessment process in the comments.
Certainly, a number of learning objectives defined within the course may support and facilitate one learning outcome; that's clear from the fact that there's other tasks that must be addressed to be considered proficient in "word processing," and there's also tasks that must be addressed regarding spreadsheets, presentation software and databases.
The difference between an outcome and an objective is critical. Why?
Learning outcomes should be specified, at the very least, by institutions; that creates a coherent curriculum. However, the development of learning objectives belongs in the hands of faculty or, at most, groups of faculty within an institution. If the two are not clearly delineated, the terms "outcomes" and "objectives" may be (and are being, in some instances) used interchangeably. That misplaces the locus of control for the development of outcomes and objectives. Institutions or, worse yet, accrediting or regulatory agencies specifying outcomes that are more akin to objectives creates a much more prescriptive curriculum than what is intended or desired. That begins to restrict academic freedom and erode the professional creativity and responsibility of faculty, making the curriculum development process much more difficult.
Second, there should be many more objectives (tasks and assessments) IN a course than learning outcomes OF a course. Without clear delineation between an outcome and an objective, the mission of professionals at varying points in the curriculum development process becomes clouded. Without clarity in the differences between an outcome and an objective, a group charged with writing high level outcomes may quickly digress into writing objectives – thinking in terms of what activities and assessments could or should be included in a course. That potentially leaves the curriculum development process with too many course outcomes that are actually objectives, and those objectives may be poorly written in an effort to not imply specific activities or assessment methods.
For example, imagine the objective in my example above being listed as an outcome and worded as, "Format a word processing document according to MLA guidelines." It's too specific to be an effective learning outcome, and it's not specific enough to be an effective learning objective. Combine that with the additional poorly worded objectives necessary to address additional word processing tasks plus all of the tasks necessary for the other applications. The result is at least 8-9 poorly worded objectives being listed as outcomes in lieu of the single learning outcome noted in the example. Of course, 30-40+ "outcomes" is unwieldy, so some will be removed from the curriculum leaving a confusing mish-mash* of objectives and outcomes to define the scope of a course. Basically, it becomes a mess. (*mish-mash is a technical term in this instance.)
Further yet, with all of that confusion, imagine the difficulty imposed on institutions regarding assessment and accountability responsibilities. Faculty reporting samples of assessment results of all course outcomes over a given period of time (4-5 years) is a manageable, necessary (yet still time consuming) process. How difficult or impossible does that responsibility become with 20+ mish-mashed, poorly worded objectives rather than 7-8 well written outcomes each supported by well written, faculty developed objectives?
AND, all of those issues precede the issue of developing effective learning objectives. That's another, related-yet-separate ball of wax.


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Iowa State 24, Baylor 10 - Post Game Notes
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Iowa State beat Baylor 24-10 on homecoming in Ames on Saturday night.
Here are a few notes that I took from the stat sheet.
- Jerome Tiller came in and played well after Austen Arnaud injured his right hand. Tiller ran for 80 yards on 10 carries. He also went 7-for-8 while throwing for 48 yards.
- Austen Arnaud went 18-for-28 for 166 yards and a touchdown. He also threw one interception.
- Marquis Hamilton led the Cyclones in receiving with nine receptions for 97 yards.
- The Cyclones rushed for 240 yards on the night.
- Iowa State had 27 first downs compared to Baylor's 18.
- Iowa State was 12-for-18 on third-down conversions.
- Iowa State's defense forced three Baylor turnovers.
- Iowa State dominated the time of possession battle. Cyclones: 36:04, Bears: 23:56.


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A wedding-day trip to the salon isn't just for brides—grooms are entitled to some prenuptial primping, too. At least that's what Michael Boyle thought when he opened Gent, an upscale barbershop in St. Paul. So far, he's been right. Boyle has played host to about 10 groom's parties since opening last summer. While waiting for their shaves and haircuts, guys can chill on the leather chairs, browse available iPads, or throw back a couple of beers. (Boyle allows clients to bring in beer or mimosas for the occasion, as long as they drink responsibly.) Sounds like the perfect man cave to us. 867 Grand Ave., St. Paul, 651-797-4294, gentcg.com
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Becoming a hunter education volunteer instructor is a multi-step process:
- Send a letter of interest or intent to:
- North Dakota Game and Fish Department
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100 N. Bismarck Expressway, Bismarck, ND 58501-5095
- or email firstname.lastname@example.com
- This letter should include your name and mailing address.
- North Dakota Game and Fish Department
- A volunteer instructor agreement card will then be mailed to you. Complete the information on the card and return it to the address above.
- After receiving your completed instructor agreement card, Game and Fish enforcement staff will conduct a background check.
- If the background check is approved you will receive:
- An instructor manual.
- Instructions for completing an online instructor course.
- A W-9 to be filled out to receive the $13 reimbursement associated with taking the online course.
- A quiz to take after reading the instructor manual.
- A postpaid envelope in which to return the completed quiz and W-9 reimbursement form.
- You will then be required to assist in teaching a complete hunter education class with a certified instructor as a mentor. Game and Fish will help in making these arrangements if you do not have contacts in your community.
- Once Game and Fish receives the paperwork from the mentoring instructor, you will receive a volunteer packet which includes an instructor ID number.
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Jeremy Lin And The Houston Rockets Vs. Charlotte Bobcats: Watch Live TV Stream Online For Free; Preview
Jeremy Lin scored just four points the last time the Rockets faced the Bobcats. (Photo: Reuters)
Jeremy Lin and the Houston Rockets face the Charlotte Bobcats on Saturday night. The game will be broadcast live locally at 8 p.m. ET, and you can also watch a live TV stream online for free here. But please, click on that link at your own risk.
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The Rockets snapped a three-game losing streak with an eight-point loss to the Denver Nuggets last Wednesday. Jeremy Lin scored a team-high 22 points on 8-of-15 shooting, while fellow starters Chandler Parsons and James Harden scored 21 points each. However, the Rockets could not overcome 22 turnovers, including six in a nearly-seven minute stretch. Denver outscored Houston 24-3 during that run and took a 101-88 lead that it would never relinquish.
"I think our turnovers caught up to us," Lin told the Houston Chronicle after the game. "Our defensive deficiencies caught up to us."
Jeremy Lin's 22-point performance on Wednesday was his seventh 20-plus-point effort of the 2012-2013 season. His high so far this season was a 38-point outburst against the San Antonio Spurs back on December 10.
Jeremy Lin has also scored at least 10 points in 28 games this season, third-most on the team behind Harden and Parsons. He has also led the squad in assists in 28 of Houston's 28 games this season.
But the entire Rockets squad has been potent on the offensive side of the ball this season. Houston is currently second in the NBA in points per game, according to NBA.com, averaging 105 points per contest. The Rockets have been particularly strong against Eastern Conference foes this season, averaging 113.5 points per game in their last eight contests against the East, all Houston wins.
One of those wins came against the Charlotte Bobcats earlier this season. The Rockets defeated Charlotte, 100-94, back on January 21. Harden led Houston in that contest with 29 points, 12 of which came in the fourth quarter. However, 19 of those points came at the free throw line, as the guard shot just 25 percent from the field. Houston forward Marcus Morris added 21 points off the bench and saw extended playing time.
Point guard Kemba Walker led Charlotte in that contest with 35 points on 12-of-21 shooting. Forward Hakim Warrick added 10 points and was the only other Bobcats starter in double figures.
Charlotte sits at 11-34 on the season and has lost five of its last six games. Its most recent defeat was a blowout loss to the league-leading San Antonio Spurs. The Bobcats shot just 41 percent from the field in that contest and turned the ball over 23 times.
Houston has won four straight games in the series, including seven in a row in Houston. The Rockets have won each of those home contests by an average of nearly 17 points per game.
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BRASSFIELD, N.C. (AP) -- A pilot has been injured after his small plane crashed near a home in Granville County.
Investigators told local media that the pilot was taken to the hospital with minor injuries late Thursday.
Authorities say the plane was traveling from Kentucky when it went down shortly before midnight next to a Brassfield home.
Officials say the pilot contacted officials at Raleigh-Durham International Airport and said he was having trouble. Airport officials contacted Wake County authorities after they lost contact with the plane, which was found a short time later by Highway Patrol troopers.
Investigators said people inside the home near the crash site didn't hear anything when the blue and white Cessna landed in trees just feet from the front door. Federal authorities are investigating the crash.
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Date: September, 2008
Call Number: IORT-PR-2008-3
Researcher(s): Douglas Reiter, Steven W. Burr, Elliott Hinckley, and Taral Hull
Summary: A collaborative process was used by USU researchers and recreational stakeholders to create a survey to inform Travel Management planning on the Logan Ranger District of Utah's Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest. Motorized/non-motorized recreation conflicts have been an obstacle to effective recreation planning in this area. The collaboratively created mail survey was administered to area residents targeting data on demographics, recreational use of the area, opinions on motorized and non-motorized trail availability, implementation of user fees, and increased law enforcement on the district.
Call Number: IORT-PR-2008-2
Researcher(s): Adam Neidig, D'Jenane Dias, Doug Reiter, and Steven W. Burr
Summary: Utah State University's Institute for Outdoor Recreation and Tourism (IORT) entered into an agreement with the USDA Forest Service to conduct the National Visitor Use Monitoring (NVUM) program for the 2007 fiscal year on the Ashley, Uinta, and Wasatch-Cache National Forests. Contractually, IORT was required to conduct the field work and deliver the raw data to the Forest Service. Therefore, the content of this report critiques the processes, methodologies, and provide recommendations for the administration of future NVUM projects. The Forest Service implemented the National Visitor Use Monitoring program in 2000, in order to obtain a better understanding of recreational users on the National Forests. Results from NVUM are designed to show show amounts and types of recreational use, the lengths of visitors' stays on the National Forests, and visitor satisfaction (NVUM Program National Project Results Jan 2000-Sept 2003). There are many different uses for the results from NVUM. By gathering data ranging from a forest level down to a site level, the Forest Service uses the information to make more informed strategic decisions and management plans. NVUM results are used for Congressional reporting and as a basis for the allotment of funding for the National Forests. Results from NVUM are also used by private interests, academia, and state and local governments.
Date: March 2005
Call Number: RWU-4902 (USDA Forest Service Technical Report)
Summary: This study looked at five off-highway vehicle (OHV) communication and education programs: 1) "Tread Lightly!" by the national non-profit organization Tread Lightly! Inc; 2) "On the Right Trail" by USDA Forest Service, Montana Trail Vehicle Riders Association and National OHV Conservation Council; 3) "Protect Your Privilege" by USDA Forest Service, Bureau of Land Management, and Utah State Parks; 4) "The Adventure Trail" from the National OHV Conservation Council; and 5) "Sensible, Courteous Off-Road Enthusiasts" by the Pennsylvania Off Highway Vehicle Association.
Summary: On January 9-10, 2004, over 40 people, including motorized recreationists, non-motorized recreationists, and natural resource managers from federal and state agencies, gathered in Soda Springs, Idaho, to participate in a Collaborative Learning Workshop regarding recreational travel management planning on the Soda Springs and Montpelier Districts of the Caribou National Forest. The workshop was sponsored by the Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership and facilitated by Utah State University's Department of Environment and Society and Institute for Outdoor Recreation and Tourism. These proceedings report on this Collaborative Learning workshop and responses from individual workshop participants and different stakeholder groups.
A Summary Report: 2001 Mystic Lakes Recreational Visitors Survey
Date: May 5, 2002
Call Number: IORT-PR-2002-2
Researcher(s): Doug Reiter, Dale Blahna, and Scott Spleiss
Summary: In an effort to better serve the public through improved management of water-based recreation areas, Black Hills National Forest in South Dakota, along with researchers at Utah State University, conducted a research survey of boaters and other recreationists during the summer of 2001 at two Black Hills lakes: Sheridan Lake and Pactola Reservoir. The objectives of this research were to gain insights into visitor's demographic characteristics, recreational use patterns and characteristics, outdoor recreation satisfaction and conflicts, attitudes toward use limits, potential alternative destinations, and comments and recommendations regarding recreation resource management. This report summarizes the results of the study. At each lake three subgroups were sampled: boaters at the ramps, slip holders, and other recreationists contacted at beaches and campgrounds.


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These pages are about a down-under trip and Australia is exactly what you supposed it should be.
This country stoled my heart as a sunny morning after a stormy night. People are so joyful even in their daily routine, no matter how old or young they are. Thanks to them all I can tell this coloured story.
These pictures had been caught during few months spent between Sydney and Sunshine coast, driving thru New South Wales and Queensland, all along the eastern coast of this incredible country.
It's so difficult to represent a travel without being trivial and prosy. This my personal attempt to.
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