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Comments about DiMarzio DP415 Area '58 Pickup:
I have used this pickup now in all 3 positions in my american strat and it is my favorite of the area pickups. It sounds more like a true single coil to me, bright but with plenty of rough edges when you add gain. They really nailed it on this one. All of the areas are good, but this one just sounds spectacular. My favorite true single coil is the old Fender 57/62 pickup without the beveled polepieces ( good luck finding one) and this pickup gives you 90% of that tone and does not hum. Dimarzio has really made a great product and I applaud them for their efforts!! My amps are Fender Princeton, Vibro Champ, Tweed Deluxe, Pro Jr, Marshall LB20. Overdrive is Plexi-Drive or Blues Driver.
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I put this pickup in a Modern Player 3 pickup Telecaster with a DP417 Area T Tele Neck Pickup with Chrome Cover in the neck position and a DiMarzio DP153 Fred Humbucker in the bridge position. I was very pleased with the tonal range that gives me. These pickups have a greatFender tone. I also have one in the neck postition on a Strat which is also excellent.
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These are my favotire Strat pickups hands down. Well, two of them. Also like the area 61. No hum, not to basey, just enough thickness. Mr. Clean but can throw lots of distortion in there and rock like a champ. Even get it twangy enough for country.
Easy to install, covers are a bit of an odd size so if you want different colors than what's available you'll have to look around a bit. only reason I give it a 9/10. Wires are super thin.
Crazy awesome tone. Used them for years. Clean for those jazzy riffs and thick chords. I've got one in my neck position and another in the middle of my strat. Pair it with a area 61 in the bridge and you'll go crazy over your new tone.
I've paid this price several times and will pay it again for every strat I buy. Always the same awesome tone.
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Playing for over 20years and these pickups are the best I have ever played as replacements for single coils.
These pickups provide vintage single coil tones with no noise or hum. I have owned Fender Custom Shop Fat 50's and Texas Specials. I replaced my Fender Custom Shop Fat 50's in my Highway One strat for these and I noticed a big improvement in tone. Not to knock the Fat 50's, but they had too much bass to them which took away from the chime and woody tone I was looking for. The Area 58's have that chime but also can get texas bluesy as well if you keep the height close to the strings. I have an Area 61 in the Bridge which balances very well. All in all I am very satisfied and prefer these to the custom shop since they actually sound better and have no hum.
These sound like vintage coils!
Little pricey but worth it. They are also made in America which is a rare thing these days.
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I bought two of these for my middle and neck. Middle is open. The sound is amazing. I would highly recommend this pickup. Nice clean tone and great tone with distortion.
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I put a 58 in the neck of a HSS strat (rosewood fretboard) with a 61 middle and an Air Zone in the bridge. At first, I was running stock 250k pots and it was a tad dark and muddy sounding...never really ventured into bright territory. I switched the volume pot to 500k and WOW! All the pickups came alive. Great range of warm vintage woody tones to warm bright tones with plenty of attack. I agree with others, pickup height can be key with these pickups....so you'll want to tinker a bit. The 58 handles overdrive very well without getting messy and has great harmonics. Dead quiet, affordable, great sounding, hard to go wrong here.
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These Area pickups are amazing! I reviewed the 61 earlier[my mid pickup]my 58 was purchased first though, and is in the neck. I wanted more time before giving a scond review, the more I play these the more I love them, and can't decide which selector position to use.Everything about these pups are fantastic. Again the tone is beautiful, but what really kicks,are the dynamics, I am rarely using my tone control because by simply changing picking styles and using the volume pot I get all the response I need. Great pups indeed!
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My favorite strat has a Dimarzio Heavy Blues 2 in the bridge position, which I discovered by accident while experimenting with different combos. I was looking for something to match up well in the neck and mid, the Area 58 was my choice. It has a similar sound to the Fender 57/62 pickup, but with no hum and a bit more output. Many seem to chase the SRV or Hendrix tone, but I wanted my own tone, which is a pickup that sounds great clean and sounds even better with overdrive for some heavy blues. This pickup does that perfectly. The key is to tinker with the pickup height until you get the sound you prefer. I also recommend 250k pots, much smoother in my opionion, although this is a matter of preference.
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This pickup is amazing, almost flawless. It is great clean, has a nice woody sounding overdrive and sings with almost supernatural beauty in ultra-high gain. It follows and responds with absolutely precision on the fastest licks. GET THIS PICKUPThat being said, it could have a little more "roll" in the neck.
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I love this pickup. I have been a long time strat player and recently picked up a steinberger spirit to travel with. I dropped the Area 58 in the middle of my H-S-H pup configuration and found the tone I love without the hum. Alone it is bright and quacky and a nice tight bottom. The pickup combines well with both neck and bridge pickups for an extremely versatile sound.
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Lynn and Mark Baker recently returned from a two-week trip to Honduras visiting friends, churches, and programs. Here are some excerpts from a post-trip letter of reflections. The entire letter is available for reading at the link below and includes more discussion of issues such as the current situation in Honduras, the association between inequality and levels of violence, violence and migration, and the meaning of 'holistic gospel' in this context.
Lynn and Mark Baker live in Fresno California and attend College Community Mennonite Brethren Church. Lynn is a hospital chaplain and Mark teaches at Fresno Pacific Biblical Seminary. They previously lived in Honduras.
The vast majority of our time [in Honduras] was spent listening to people's stories about their lives and their country.
It saddened us to hear of the many negative ramifications of the gangs' extortion activity. The most obvious is loss of income. The most tragic is loss of life. How sad to go by the corner store in Flor del Campo and see it had a new name because the previous owner had been killed. Mark remembers the man's friendly service last time he was in Honduras. The owner had regularly made payments to one gang, but when a second gang came to extort money, he did not understand that it was a different group. He insisted that he had already paid, and so he was shot and killed.
People told us stories of closed businesses. One school administrator told us that three of her students' families hastily fled to the US because they could not meet the demands – no goodbyes at school, all was done in secret.
Asking Why
Honduras has the worst homicide rate in the world. Why? How has this happened? The simple answer is that the increased violence comes from the combination of gang activity and Honduras becoming the new bridge for drug traffic from South America to the US. There is certainly truth to that, but listening to our friends, we were impressed that the causes are complex and multilayered. Two themes came up again and again: greed and a nation on the brink of being a failed state.
The current situation in Honduras calls for truly holistic mission. Clearly Honduras needs structural change, but if that is not matched with encounter with Jesus, repentance and ethical transformation at the individual level the problems will continue. Human life has become too cheap, greed too rampant and the cultural honour code that demands revenge too destructive. In response the church's efforts must be deep, wide and multifaceted. We reflected on the need for evangelism, counselling, ethical formation, and community organizing.
Lights in the Darkness
We could list many. Doña Ena is always a light…This time we made the journey to her small town. Throughout the visit people knocked on the door seeking her informal, but trusted, medical help, from checking their blood pressure to getting stitches. The small business making plantain chips that Doña Ena and four other women started over ten years ago with a large pot on a wood fire shines in a number of ways. They now have a building and provide jobs for ten other people as well. Doña Ena credits their success to hard work, discipline in using profits to help the business grow and, especially, the five women's deep bond of trust and mutual support rooted in daily prayer together. What a contrast to the darkness of selfishness and greed eating at Honduras.
A number of our friends acknowledged that they have thought about trying to leave Honduras because of the stress and strain of living in such a violent and broken country. A couple of them feel threatened because of participation in the resistance movement protesting the status quo. Yet all of them spoke to us of their sense that as disciples of Jesus they are called to stay in this land of such great need.
Beauty and light filtered in through the 'cracks' everywhere we went. In a humble house in a barrio, Alejandra played lovely clarinet solos that filled the air with music, little girls excited about a birthday party danced in circles in the living room. An orphan who had been adopted by her aunt and uncle snuggled against her 'Papi' as we visited. Flowers and birdsong abound, both in the barrios and in the campo. In the silence in the darkest hours of the night, the Morning Star shines.
View the full letter here: 2013 6 18 Honduras letter


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The groom's cake table is not a "must have" at every wedding reception but it is a quaint southern tradition and a wonderful way to acknowledge the groom.
You can take this way to show his personality, hobbies, favorite sports, career, his school and so forth.
If he is a military man that can be shown in decorating the cake and other items displayed on his table.
Groom's Cake Details
The cake should be his favorite and is almost always richer than the wedding cake. It is a good way to give your guests a little taste of each.
The size of the cake, the flavor and how it is highlighted is important. Let's look at some of the things you need to think about and do…
As with the wedding cake, the groom's cake should be large enough to feed most of the guests.
Unlike the wedding cake, however, you usually don't find a tiered groom's wedding cake.
While it is sometimes shaped in a way that compliments the theme of the cake, it is more often a large sheet cake and it will more than likely be a less expensive cake.
The flavor of the cake is as important as the cake design and it's no surprise, that chocolate is very popular.
Others might be a rich fruit-based cake, liqueur-soaked cake, brownies, or a candy cake. Take into consideration the groom's favorite flavor as a priority.
Displaying the Cake
At the wedding reception, the groom's cake table is most often displayed near the wedding cake, but certainly not on the same table.
Cutting the Groom's Cake
Only the groom cuts the first piece and the best time for that is before to the wedding cake cutting or just before the garter toss.
One of the really great things about the groom's cake table is that it can include other items special to the groom and his personality.
Momentos and pictures that mean a lot to him along with perhaps items from his favorite sport and even better, ones he has participated in and enjoys.
School alumni items such as colors, logo or the school mascot figure.
What better way to give those guests who do not know the groom well to get to know him.
For those who do know him, it's a good way for them to look back and to reminisce.
Setting Up the Table
In selecting the table linens for the groom's table they should coordinate with the cake colors and the table theme if there is one.
Get some photos of the groom's life from his parents or family members. Have them in nice frames and placed around the groom's cake table.
As you plan the table to honor the groom, work with the groom's family for tips and ideas that will make it outstanding and interesting and most of all, FUN!
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Phoenix Group is poised to dive back into the market for mergers and acquisitions after it launched a £250 million fundraising from new and existing investors.
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Although at the present time we are generally ready to accept without question the idea that the typhoid bacillus is the sole cause of typhoid fever, because of the enormous amount of evidence of various sorts that has accumulated pointing to this view, yet there has always been one weak point in the evidence. The first two of the postulates of Koch that should be fulfilled by an organism before it can be fully accepted as the cause of a given disease have been abundantly satisfied, namely, that the organism must be found constantly present in the disease, and that it must be recovered in pure cultures from the diseased tissues. The third requirement, that the germ produce in an experimental animal the same lesions as are characteristic for the disease in man, has been the stumbling block. Inoculation into animals usually results in the development of acute degenerative changes
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Photo: Launch of the Inter Faith Week Toolkit
Inter Faith Week 2016 will run from Sunday 13 November - Sunday 20 November in England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales.
Why an '8 day week'? This year, the Week begins on Remembrance Sunday and many people of different faiths and beliefs will be marking that in some way. It is hoped that the additional Sunday will provide the opportunity for other weekend events to take place.
Message from Co-Chairs of the Inter Faith Network
"Inter faith understanding and cooperation are of year-round and ever growing importance but national Inter Faith Week provides a special time in the year when the spotlight falls on these issues. It is a time when people in communities around the country highlight the significance of faith and the contribution that faith communities make to society. Young and old of all backgrounds get the chance to find out more about their neighbours' faiths and beliefs and to discuss, debate, learn, contribute together to projects and celebrate their diversity. Finding commonalities, sharing what matters most deeply to us, asking questions, exploring differences of view – these are all part of the Week. We hope that as many people as possible will take the opportunity to join in one of the hundreds of events happening."The Rt Revd Richard Atkinson and Mr Vivian Wineman, Co-Chairs of IFN
Message from Minister with responsibility for faith and integration and cohesion
"We are greatly enriched by the diversity of faiths that call our country home, all of whom play an integral part in their local communities.
"Inter Faith Week is a terrific way for people to learn from one another and celebrate the tremendous amount we have in common."Lord Bourne of Aberystwyth, Minister with responsibility for faith and integration and cohesion at the Department for Communities and Local Government


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The plans to tear down old Tiger Stadium took another step toward completion yesterday.
June 12, Detroit Free Press: DEGC, a quasi-public development arm of the city, signed the contract Wednesday with a joint venture of MCM Management Corp. of Bloomfield Hills and the Farrow Group of Detroit. The demolition companies will make their money by selling scrap from the stadium, estimated to run $1 million or more in value.
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Wills and Trusts, Annual Survey of Texas Law
Gerry W. Beyer
Texas Tech University School of Law
March 3, 2009
Southern Methodist University Law Review, Vol. 58, p. 1205, 2005
This article surveys the law of wills and trusts in Texas during the Survey period of November 2, 2003 through November 1, 2004. The article discusses pertinent judicial developments relating to the Texas law of intestacy, wills, estate administration, trusts, and other estate planning matters. Discussions of most of the cases cited include a moral, an important lesson to be gleaned from the case which results in an opportunity to apply that lesson to the advantage of the reader's client.
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We assist students in the local community assess their knowledge, skills, and abilities to help them plan their higher educational objectives by providing testing opportunities at the local, state, and national levels. In support of our institution's academic mission, our services are accomplished through the use of a variety of both written and computer-based testing instruments delivered in the most adequate testing facilities. We strive towards superior customer satisfaction by maintaining value driven and positive work attitude employees dedicated to providing the highest quality testing experience along with a commitment to the highest standards of ethics, honesty, and integrity.
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Joke of the Day: Least Spoken Phrase
I'm not sure if this originated with him or not, but the late, great Johnny Carson used to say something that, as a musician, still strikes a funny chord with me…so I thought I'd pass it along to you as well. Enjoy!
"The least spoken phrase in the English language is 'That's the banjo player's Porsche.'"
Johnny Carson, king of late-night comedy
With apologies to Steve Martin and all of the other exceedingly talented banjo players out there who may also own Porsches. 🙂
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Northwest NEWS
ebruary 28, 2000
At the Library
For additional information, check the
KCLS Website,
or call The Answer Line, 425-462-9600.
Woodinville Library (788-0733)
Dr. Seuss Family Reading Night, March 2, 7pm.
Scrapbooking class: A free beginner scrapbooking demonstration will be held Saturday, March 4, at 2 p.m. The class will teach participants how to safely preserve precious memories. Organizational tips and layout ideas will also be addressed. Pre-register by calling Tracy Nugent at (360) 668-9848.
Bothell Regional Library (425-486-7811)
Tax Assistance, Fridays, Saturdays, Mondays, through April 15, for appointments or more info, call: 425-486-4564.
Family Night at the Library, featuring local authors, March 2, 7pm.
Introduction to Computers, March 14, 7pm-9pm, register at information desk.
Intermediate Internet, March 7, 9-11am, register at info desk.
Introduction to Powerpoint, March 7, 7-9pm, register at info desk.
Income Tax Assistance, through April 15, Fridays, Saturdays, Mondays, Northshore Senior Center.
ESL Talk Time, free English as a second language, through March 6, 6-8pm.
Kenmore Library (486-8747)
Dramashop of The Midwife's Apprentice, March 8, 4pm.
Toddler Times, a 30-minute program of stories and songs, Wednesdays, March 1-29, 9:30am, suitable for ages 2-3 with adult.
Preschool Story Time, 30-40 minutes of stories and songs, Wednesdays, March 1-29 11am.
Kingsgate Library (821-7686)
Dr. Seuss Stories, March 2, 7pm, suitable for ages 3-7.
Friday Nite Live!, free family programs offered on Friday nights.
Toddler Story Time, March 7, 14, 21, 28, 10am, suitable for ages 24-36 months with adults.
Author Barbara Seranella, author of "L.A. Noir" mysteries, March 8, 7pm.
Preschool Story Time, Wednesday and Fridays, March 1-31, suitable for ages 3-6.
Income Tax Assistance, Thursdays and Saturdays, March 2-30, free.
Talk Time, free English as a second language, Thursdays, March 2-30, 5:30pm.
Toddler Time, Fridays and Tuesdays, March 3-31, suitable for ages 2-3.
Dads and Kids, March 4, 10:30am, suitable for ages 4 and up with father.
Citizen Preparation Class, March 6-27, 7:30pm.
Mother-Daughter Book Club, March 7, 7pm, suitable for daughters ages 10-14.
Lake Forest Park Library (206-362-8860)
Pizza and Books, March 1, 4pm, suitable for ages 11 and up.
Toddler Story Time, Tuesdays March 7-28, 10am, suitable for ages 24-36 months with parents.
Preschool Story Time, March 7-28, 11am, suitable for ages 3-5.
Meet Barbara Seranella, author of
Unwanted Company,
March 8, 7pm, suitable for adults.
Sno Isle Bookmobile (360-659-8447)
Second and fourth Wednesdays: 3:03-3:35 p.m. at the Maltby School, 9700 212th St. SE, Snohomish; 3:45-4:15 p.m. at the Rainbow General Store, 21825 Echo Lk. Rd., Snohomish.


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Every Woman's Life (EWL) is a public health program administered by the Virginia Department of Health. This program provides access to free breast and cervical cancer screenings and diagnostic services for low-income and uninsured or underinsured women.
EWL provides free routine screening services that include a mammogram and Pap test, as well as diagnostic services and treatment if needed, for women ages 40-64. Diagnostic services are provided for women ages 18-39 who are symptomatic for breast and/or cervical cancer. Routine screening services are not provided for young women in this age group.
The benefit of participating in EWL is early detection of breast and cervical cancer. Early detection of cancer saves lives and increases chances for successful treatment and a complete cure. Participants who receive a diagnosis of cancer in the EWL program may receive cancer treatment free of charge through Medicaid under the Breast and Cervical Cancer Prevention and Treatment Act.
EWL is new to the Chickahominy Health District, which serves the counties of Hanover, Goochland, Charles City, and New Kent. The program officially started July 1. Outreach activities to enroll participants are currently underway.
To qualify for free testing, you must be a woman 40-64 years old and a resident of Virginia. You also must lack insurance, be unable to afford to pay your insurance deductible, or have insurance that does not cover screening exams.
Your yearly income must also fall within the 2014 guidelines: Household of one, up to $23,340; household of two, up to $31,460; household of three, up to $39,580; household of four, up to $47,700; household of five, up to $55,820.
If you are interested in obtaining a free mammogram and Pap test and meet all of the eligibility requirements, call the Hanover County Health Department at (804) 365-4326 for scheduling and screening.


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Analysts are as high as ever on Lionsgate stock, with share prices jumping yet again this week. But at least one expert is sounding a note of caution for those expecting blockbuster-type numbers from the forthcoming New Orleans-shot sci-fi epic "Ender's Game."
Starring Asa Butterfield, Ben Kingsley, Harrison Ford and Hailee Steinfeld, the Gavin Hood-directed film is an adaptation of the first book in the popular series by Orson Scott Card. As loyal as a fan base as the series has, however, Doug Creutz of Cowen & Co. described the film in a recent analysis as "a longshot" to do breakout business.
"While the book on which the film is based is a classic of the genre, we think the film remains a bit of a longshot to achieve breakout success (which we would define as a domestic box office in excess of $125 million) due to some potentially challenging subject matter," Creutz wrote, as reported on by Variety. He didn't expand on what that "challenging subject matter" was.
At the same time, though, Matthew Harrigan of Wunderlich Securities said in his own report that "Ender's Game" has "distinct fanboy and likely general audience appeal." He also noted Lionsgate has rights to all 12 of Card's "Ender's Game" series -- an allusion to the franchise possibilities -- even if not all are readily adaptable for film.
In either case, the outlook for Lionsgate is strong. Not only does it have the eagerly awaited sequel "The Hunger Games: Catching Fire" opening in November, but its forthcoming "Divergent" -- also based on a book series -- is also seen as having potential to do "Twilight"-like business.
Shares in Lionsgate rose 89 cents, or 3.17 percent, on Tuesday, to $28.95, Variety reports. That came on the heels of a price target upgrade from Harrigan, from $28 to $34, and an increase by Creutz of his quarterly earnings estimate to 47 cents a share -- up from 37 cents -- for the fourth quarter ended March 31. The stock has doubled in price this year and more than tripled since Lionsgate acquired "Twilight" and "Ender's Game" parent Summit Entertainment for $412.5 million in January.
"Ender's Game" was shot last year at the NASA assembly facility in eastern New Orleans by Summit. It is due in theaters Nov. 1.


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Summer is here and you've already packed up your wool sweaters and pulled out your khaki shorts, but what of your bedroom? Is it still looking a little drab?
If so, there are a few simple things you can do to give your bedroom a summer facelift, without completely redecorating.
"Get rid of your heavy comforters and switch them out for lightweight linens," said Shirley McCaslin an interior designer at Feige's Interiors in Saginaw.
Summer fabrics include cottons, linens and lightweight silks, as opposed to velvets, brocades and other heavier fabrics.
If you have heavy curtain panels, stash them away for the summer and rely on your blinds for a lighter summer look, McCaslin suggested.
Getting a summer look doesn't always mean packing things away, but instead can be brought about by simply rearranging elements in the room, said interior designer Joan Gilbert of Continental Interior Designs Inc. in Fenton.
"One of my favorite things to spruce up a summer bedroom is using a matelasse coverlet and shams," Gilbert said. " I always take my coverlet and use that on my bed instead of the duvet and heavy covering. I then bring my matelasse shams forward and hide the heavier ones in the back."
The heavier bedding is just folded and placed at the end of the bed. There's no need to even stow it in a box, Gilbert said.
Matelasse coverlets are inexpensive and come in a variety of colors, but Gilbert gravitates toward neutrals like white, cream or bone for more versatility.
McCaslin is also a fan of a neutral pallet, because it makes seasonal decorating a little easier. While it may be hard to make a room decked out in dark forest green look light and airy for summer, a room with a sage, grayish green on the walls makes the transition smoothly.
"If you start with a neutral pallet, it makes it easier to change with all the seasons," McCaslin said.
HGTV designer Frank Fontana, whose advice for refreshing a room's style is available at www.hgtv.com, suggests even picking a room to be a "summer room" and painting the walls in colors like muted yellows, soft blues and vibrant greens inspired by summer blooms.
If that's too big of a commitment, pillows are the simplest tool to help take a room from the winter doldrums into the sunny season.
"There are a lot of pillows on the market that are inexpensive, but can give you that summer look you are going for," Gilbert said. "Some of them incorporate raffia or other summery-looking fabrics. Throw a couple of those on the bed and you've got a different look."
Rugs can also play up a summer look. Exchange heavy Oriental rugs for rag rugs or sisal, Gilbert said.
Nothing says summer like a trip to the beach, so Fontana uses beach elements like shells to bring about a summer style.
"Just changing out some of your accessories, like the color of your candles, can help lighten a look," Gilbert said.
It requires some work, but Fontana suggests fixing up your ceiling fan, by either replacing the blades or giving them a quick coat of paint. It will improve the look of a room as well as its air quality.
Also, get to work decluttering, because clutter-free spaces give a more light and airy impression.
"Just like little squirrels, we hunker down and store our goods during the winter," Fontana said. "But come summer, your home can get cluttered with knickknacks, heavy blankets and bulky furniture. Put some of it away in storage."
Little changes can go a long way to helping a room feel more summery.
"Your bedroom is a sanctuary," Gilbert said. "You want it to look nice, intimate and beautiful. It doesn't take a lot of time or money to make that happen."


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Accurately Forecast, Budget and Manage Clinical Trials to Reduce Costs and Increase Speed. Benchmark against the best minds in clinical finance and project management!. Due to the evolving role of project management in clinical budgeting and forecasting, CBI rolled two of its most popular clinical events - Budgeting and Forecastingand Project Management.
You will benefit from attending this conference if you work for a bio/pharmaceutical company, medical device company or a CRO and have responsibilities in the following areas - Clinical Project Management, Clinical Finance, Clinical Operations, Clinical Program Management, Clinical Research, Contracting, Outsourcing, Trial Management, Clinical Strategic Planning, Budget Management, Protocol Management.


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Wheelchair-bound man threatened garda with meat cleaver
Published 12/12/2012 | 11:33
A WHEELCHAIR-bound man pleaded guilty at Drogheda District Court to threatening two gardai with a meat cleaver, which he just used to hit his girlfriend.
56-year-old Richard Donnelly admitted to the offences, which took place in his home in Lia Breaga on November 26 last year.
Inspector Brendan Cadden gave details of how gardai received a report from ambulance crew at 12.45am about a female who was hit with a meat cleaver, and was being treated for a wound to her neck. When gardai arrived, the defendant, who is in a wheelchair, had a cleaver in his hand, and was very aggressive.
'He was waving the weapon, and behaving aggressively towards gardai, and when he was told to drop it, lunged from the chair at the two gardai,' said Insp Cadden.
' They were not seriously injured and the defendant was arrested, while the woman was taken to hospital.' Solicitor of the defendant Dermot Monaghan admitted it was a serious incident, ' but could have been worse'.
'My client has been cursed with alcohol addiction all his life, and it has taken its toll both mentally and physically,' he told the court.
'He lost his leg with a clot in 2010, his wife to cancer and his son to suicide, and he is now living with this woman, with whom he has three children.'
The court was told Donnelly was on strong medication for ' phantom pains' on the night in question, and had slipped off the wagon to take them with alcohol.
His partner had made no complaint following her assault.
Judge Flann Brennan said he wanted to hear a Probation Report on the defendant and adjorned the case until June 7 2013.


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So during this volunteer project I've been working on, a blog post was written about sponsoring the event. In that post, my writer made a comment about networking and "stealing" employees that she connected with. A certain person who was unhappy that he wasn't totally getting his way with the event tried to make a big deal out of this post, talking about how wrong it was for her to "poach employees". So long story short, the writer is one of the sweetest people ever and her employees love her. In fact, below I'm pretty sure we came to the conclusion that Employee Poaching actually doesn't exist.
What the big deal I see here is: Why would anyone be so worried that their employees would be easily poached?
People who are happy with their jobs and their bosses are not going to readily leave from a single conversation at an event. If your employees are going out the door that fast, you really need to take a look at how you are managing them.
The IIAP (International Association of Admistrative Professionals) showed in a 2010 poll that over 45 percent of employees leave their job because of their boss. Only 32 percent said they would consider leaving a job if a better opportunity opened up elsewhere.
Gallup and Indiana University polls, among others, have shown the same findings in varying degrees, but bad-boss-equaling-headed-out-the-door far out weighed any other consideration. Even combining poor pay and poor work hours percentages don't compare to the numbers.
So bosses, what the heck are you doing to your employees?
Everyday bosses drive away employees and contractors by being unsympathetic and over-demanding, micromanaging, building business on the backs of their employees, and treating their subordinates like disposable paper cups, crushable and replaceable.
Rather than scheduling another team building exercise or yelling at employees, have you stepped back recently to review what little things you could do to make other's jobs easier? What steps is your company forcing into play that really don't matter or aren't needed?
When was the last time you said "thank you" sincerely to someone who works for you? What doors do thank you's open? Danielle LaPorte said earlier this week that being able to say thank you is an honor. A study published in the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology last year suggested that just showing gratitude resulted in double the helpfulness from a request. Another similar study sought to show that being grateful made the giver and the receiver a boost in their immune system.
Employee Poaching happens all the time. Forbes Magazine has an article on it at least once a quarter. And maybe you aren't in a position to revolutionize the company you work for but you can always be nice.
If you own your own company, there are a lot of little things you can do to make your employees much happier and secure feeling. Pay is usually not the most important thing. Think about telecommuting (unless you're totally virtual based like me) or giving every other Friday off during the summer.
Jennifer Way is in Talent Acquisition, as well as being a Certified Consultant for Careerbuilder. She commented below:
It's a fact that you can't "steal" someone who is happy. Bottom line is that employment is voluntary. We don't "own" our employees. We have to earn their employment just like they have to earn their paycheck. Thanks for offering great perspective on the issue.
Jennifer makes two points that I didn't even get to in my post. A: Employee Poaching doesn't really exist because the person was likely on the way out the door anyway. B: The more important point. We don't own our employees. What are you doing or not doing to earn their employment? Those are the very changes I'm suggesting before your employees leave.
Concerned this is going on in your company? Fill out my contact form letting me know what's going on and I'll schedule a free 20 minute call with you to discuss some solutions. Call Jennifer if you're ready for a new job. As a former Talent Manager myself, I know she knows what she's doing. Plus we do her transcripts so I say without a doubt, you'd be in good hands.
Image Credit: I don't know where that image came from. I know it's the freaking truth and if you know where it did come from, please let me know so I can credit their genius.


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The Eco Bulb candle is a 100% Australian beeswax candle and provides over 30 hours of light. When the top of the Eco Bulb candle burns away the flame then burns within the 'bowl' of the bulb design.
The cute and unique light bulb design comes in a sinamay bag and would make a great a gift.
They look great on a candelabra or candle holder.
A cute and quirky gift idea for someone that likes interesting designs.
Approx 10cm tall, 5cm base
Want more info? read: Why is beeswax better for me? HERE


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Throughout his 15 years as Denison's president, Dale Knobel often has spent time in the Presidents' Room, which is tucked into a quiet corner of the library's main floor. There on the walls are the painted portraits of the Denison leaders who came before him. Knobel says he has drawn inspiration from these leaders and has thought about the struggles they faced during their own years in the president's seat.
He might have thought about the financial troubles that plagued Denison's early presidents — including John Pratt, Jonathan Going, and Jeremiah Hall — in getting the college up and keeping it running. Or he might have thought of Avery Shaw and Kenneth Brown, who led the college through the Great Depression and through World War II. He thought of Samson Talbot struggling, as Knobel puts it, to mesh a traditional curriculum with the Darwinian revolution.
Knobel, an historian who will retire on June 30, knows his predecessors well, but the trustees, faculty, and staff who gathered in the Presidents' Room last Friday (April 19) for the unveiling of the Knobel portrait were glad to have a little presidential schooling. So Tony Lisska, a philosophy professor with a knack for Denison and Granville history, gave a brief history lesson before President and Mrs. Tina Knobel together pulled back the drape to reveal the newest addition to the room: a depiction of the president in his office, with a painted photograph of the first lady on his desk.
The portrait was painted by Robert Anderson, an artist who was commissioned to paint the portraits of former Denison President Andrew De Rocco; two former Massachusetts governors; former MIT president Paul Gray and his wife, Priscilla; as well as the portrait of George W. Bush that hangs in the Yale Club.
After toasting the Knobels, Tom Hoaglin '71, chair of the board of trustees, praised Dale for his leadership over the last 15 years. "You will now rightfully take your place in the Presidents' Room," he said.
Knobel, the second-longest-serving president in Denison history, told the crowd that the former presidents feel like old friends. "I'm honored to be among them," he said. "Especially with Tina by my side."


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on May 13, 2013 - 8:43 PM
, updated May 15, 2013 at 2:03 AM
The Buffalo News invited school board candidates to provide a statement about why they are running for office.
When I was first appointed to the Starpoint school board I was informed at the training session for board of education members that it would take a couple of years to really get the swing of things. Some veteran board members said this to me also. They were both correct. I now have a handle on how things work and would like to continue helping Starpoint progress to a higher level. I believe I have assisted the board in keeping the budget under control, agreeing to responsible contracts, and instituting important policies. Many of these policies protect our children, others set discipline levels and others have been put in place to restrict spending.
As far as my background, I am currently a captain for the Niagara Falls Fire Department and work part time at the Seneca Niagara Casino as an EMT/Security guard. To name a few other positions, I served as secretary of the union, trustee, vice president of the toy fund, honor guard, and many other capacities. I worked previously part time as an Immigration Inspector at the bridges in Niagara. I served as president and vice president of Falcon Aquatics Swim Club also.
My wife, Robyn volunteers for various activities at Starpoint. She also works at her profession and keeps our family rolling smoothly. I have four wonderful children, that attend Starpoint or previously did. Marc is graduating from Brockport this year. Zachary is a sophomore at Alfred University and Alec and Haley are in eleventh and seventh grade respectively. Each have greatly benefitted from being at our school.
There is continually more work to be done and I would like to be a part of it. Thank you for allowing me to serve you in my first term.


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Four Home Field Advantage's
Top 5 Receiving Cores in the NFL
This is a breakdown of our 5 best receiving cores in the league right now. It's based on Chemistry, Effectiveness, and stats. These 5 receiving cores are:
1. Denver Broncos
WR's: Demaryius Thomas, Wes Welker, Emmanuel Sanders TE: Julius Thomas
This Receiving Corps may be the best one Manning has had since he's been in Denver and with a superstar receiver in Demaryius Thomas it has given Peyton his best target since Reggie Wayne. The emergence of Emmanuel Sanders has helped ease the loss of Wes Welker and thus this offense hasn't skipped a beat.
2. Indianapolis Colts
WR's: Reggie Wayne, T.Y. Hilton, Hakeem Nicks TE: Coby Fleener, Dwayne Allen
2014 may Andrew Luck's best year yet, and with TY Hilton getting better as Andrew grows as a QB and time goes on this will be a tandem to watch. The addition of Hakeem Nicks will enable Hilton to work his magic on intermediate or deep routes, while Reggie Wayne has found his comfort zone after a devastating ACL injury which caused him to miss 9 games last season. The tight end duo of Dwayne Allen and Coby Fleener has made this offense around Luck even more lethal. Overall this receiving core may be the reason to pick Indy as a dark horse to represent the AFC in Super Bowl 49
3. Chicago Bears
WR's: Brandon Marshall, Alshon Jeffry, Marquess Wilson TE: Martellous Bennett
Chicago's Receivers may be number 1 on this list if Jay Cutler was more consistent and not so streaky and inconsistent in 2014. Marshall and Jeffry's Deep threat and red zone ability alone is scary for defenses. Marquess Wilson the 6'4 receiver is in his second year and adds more height and danger towards opposing defenses, While Martellous Bennett stretches the middle of the field.
4. Atlanta Falcons
WR's: Roddy White, Julio Jones, Harry Douglas TE: Levine Toilolo
The injury bug hit this team harder than a Tsunami at Niagara falls and thus mainly has led to a disappointing 2014 season. Jones was on a record breaking pace before breaking his foot last season, but has still remained Matt Ryan's go-to-guy. Roddy nagging injuries caused him to have a below average season. Harry Douglas had a career year in 2013 becoming Matt Ryan's only reliable target during the absences of White and Jones, He stepped up and at times showed talent that Atlanta knew he had when they drafted him in 2008, but his 2014 has been marred by injuries . Second year tight end Levine Toilolo has big shoes to fill after the retirement of the great Tony Gonzalez, but has worked out as planned his targets are few and far in between.
5. Washington Redskins
WR's: DeSean Jackson, Pierre Garcon, Andre Roberts TE: Jordan Reed
Robert Griffin has missed a good portion of the season with a broken ankle, but Cousins and McCoy have found ways to get these weapons they have the football. Garcon may still be the go-to-guy but Jackson is still getting his targets down the field, Andre Roberts has been their check down receiver in the slot. Jordan Reed's ability to get down the field and get open may puzzle defenses, and may get him more catches down the stretch.


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Mandy Moore has jetted to DJ AM's bedside as he continues to recover from burns sustained in this weekend's devastating plane crash.
The singer hopped a flight and visited her ex-boyfriend at the Joseph Still Burn Center in Augusta, Ga., Moore's manager confirms to PEOPLE.
The 35-year-old deejay (real name: Adam Goldstein) and drummer Travis Barker, 32, remain hospitalized in critical but stable condition. The center's director, Dr. Fred Mullins, has said that both musicians are expected to make a full recovery.
The plane's four other passengers all perished in the crash.
Moore and Goldstein began dating in early 2007 (not long after his break-up with ex-fiancée Nicole Richie). They split amicably after about two months.
And Moore is not the only one showing her support. Barker's ex-wife, Shanna Moakler, also rushed to the hospital to be by his side.
Officials have said that the Learjet crash may have been caused by a blown tire during takeoff.
Reporting by BRENDA RODRIGUEZ
2005: Before Mandy, DJ AM loved Nicole Richie
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Mandy Moore Flies to DJ AM's Bedside
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You can expect a warm and windy start to your work week. There's a chance we could see thunderstorms in northern Oklahoma including hail and gusty winds. Record-setting cold is possible on Tuesday.
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