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TRENTON — The AshBritt controversy continues to inspire action in Trenton.
On Tuesday, State Senate President Stephen Sweeney asked New Jersey's elected officials to reject donations from AshBritt, Inc. — the Florida company that has come under fire in the wake of a no-bid contract it received from Gov. Chris Christie's administration for Hurricane Sandy debris removal.
Meanwhile, the state Assembly Budget Committee will meet today to discuss a resolution granting it subpoena power over Christie's administration to investigate Sandy cleanup contracts in response to the controversy. The committee meets at 10 a.m. at the Statehouse.
Route 35, the state highway that was damaged by Hurricane Sandy, will soon be on the road to recovery, Christie announced. The state will begin a $215 million project this summer to rebuild a 12.5-mile stretch of the road from Point Pleasant Beach to the entrance of Island Beach State Park.
Revel, the heavily hyped Atlantic City casino that has been mired in financial troubled, is set to file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in March. The moved comes less than a year after the casino opened.
First lady Mary Pat Christie's Sandy relief fund is set to begin distributing $32 million in aid. The Hurricane Sandy New Jersey Relief Fund's grants committee will meet today to discuss proposals for the first $1 million it will release.
An overwhelming majority of New Jerseays are still Chris Christie fans, a new Quinnipiac University poll shows. Christie's approval ratings is at 74 percent, an all-time high for a New Jersey governor, and 71 percent of state residents think he deserves to be re-elected in November, according to the poll.
Christie talks about his Sicilian connection with New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo. (See left.)
• Seventy-four percent of New Jersey voters are in favor of raising the states minimum wage, a new poll shows.
• The treasurer of the fire department in Mine Hill was charged with stealing more than $75,000 over the past two years to pay for personal expenses, the state Attorney General's Office said.
• Environmentalists are concerned over the future of the Drinking Water Quality Institute, an independent body that determines limits on pollutants in New Jersey drinking water, according to a report on Philly.com.
• NorthJersey.com: Christie defended contributions from New Jersey companies and firms given to the Republican Governors Association last year when he was its vice chairman. "Here's a news flash, there will be lots of money spent in the campaign and people will donate lots of money to both sides," Christie told The Record, which had reported about the RGA over the last week. "And the fact is that nothing that has been published in the last week or two has been groundbreaking, newsworthy or something people didn't already know."
• PolitickerNJ.com: Christie said there is no reason to worry that New Jersey's interests are not being represented in Washington with U.S. Sen. Frank Lautenberg set to retire and U.S. Sen. Robert Menendez facing controversy. "They haven't shown me any reason to be concerned at this point," the governor said.
• New York Times: The U.S. Supreme Court agreed to hear a challenge to federal campaign contribution limits in what may end up the most important federal campaign finance case in three years.
• Washington Post: A blame game has begun to take shape in Washington as President Barack Obama and congressional Republicans continues to fight over automatic spending cuts that start next week.
Call or e-mail a Star-Ledger Statehouse reporter.
Star-Ledger staff writers Christopher Baxter, Matt Friedman, and MaryAnn Spoto contributed to this report.


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CSDI for a part time accountant you're actually quite brave lol
CSDI for a part time accountant you're actually quite brave lol
And another post goes down the drain.
And another post goes down the drain.
C & P might be the answer.
Dont know about being brave but definitely part-time !! Also mad & foolish come to mind.
Ako can't post anything to say LOL
Morning guys,
Bloody thing again. You do not have permission ............. Please refresh and login .......................... Stupid system ............ Arrrrgggghhhhh
Decided my time is better spent organising chess club. I am running a "time & point handicap" on tuesday and expecting a full house. Already got 28 players and expecting few more for a record turn out.
Should be fun as the lowest grade players get extra time and 2.5 point start in a 5-round "swiss tournament". Our top player gets 5 minutes off scratch. Then every few grading points difference gets an extra minute upto a max of 15 mins to complete a game.
I have to manually produce pairings for each round and try to finish 5 rounds in 2.5 hours. Help will be needed.
Foliocheck: too painful to look at as nearly a whole years gains wiped out in a day !
Risk Warning: shares may go down as well as up. In CSDI language shares may occasionally go up !
CEY going your way mate.
Cheers Jerpy, but how far will it go ?
What is next on the CSDI-CEY disaster trail ?
Afternoon both,
Its that time of the week again to do as Colleeno says.
Out for beer tonight with some of the poker group as decided I don't want to lose any more this year LOL.
L-F got school footy final but I can't get there
Take care & have good weekend. Cheers - CSDI
Just sold 1828 (approx 25%) of CEY shares @ 34.4p, for a swift £67 profit (12%) in one day. Only another million to make now !
LOL at million, personally I'd have hung in there with the lot for time being b.w.d.i.k
Rams at Bristol, decs all up today, pressies half wrapped, whilst watching Cheltenham on C4, not a bad day.
Keeping out of towns this weekend, conserving energy for the next week
Have fun all

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LANSING -- When is a secret fund no longer secret? Or even a fund?
Welcome to Michigan Political Points, a quick look at some of the week's most interesting news, views and YouTubes from the state Capitol and beyond.
Each Friday, I'll round up compelling coverage from other news outlets and share tidbits I picked up during my regular reporting beat in Lansing. Let's get started.
• SECRET SPARRING: Days after Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder announced he was shutting down his nonprofit NERD Fund amidst ongoing calls for transparency, GOP supporters jumped on news that Democratic challenger Mark Schauer had a tax-exempt fund of his own as a state lawmaker. "Mark Schauer is a hypocrite," said strategist Stu Sandler, announcing SecretiveSchauer.com in response to the Democrat's own SecretiveSnyder.com site.
Both funds were allowed to accept unlimited and anonymous corporate contributions, but the Schauer campaign was quick to point out several differences. Schauer's fund spent less than $11,000 between 2003 and 2006, according to provided records, while the NERD Fund paid the $100,000 salary of a top Snyder adviser for three years. The Schauer campaign named two corporate donors to the fund but, unfortunately for fans of full disclosure, said additional records no longer exist.
The Schauer Community Fund "was used to make small contributions averaging $75 to support local nonprofits and charitable causes, including the NAACP, local Chambers of Commerce, and job fairs," said spokesman Zack Pohl. "Mark has disclosed every document that still exists on this fund – including donors, expenditures, bank statements, and annual state reports. Now it's time for Gov. Snyder to follow suit by disclosing the donors to his secretive NERD Fund."
• ARITHMETIC OF A PUBLIC ACT: The state House and Senate this week finally approved a long-discussed plan to cut taxes on cars, boats and recreational vehicles when customers trade in an old one to reduce the purchase price. Snyder previously worried about budget implications but now supports the proposal, which includes a kill switch if lawmakers try to repeal his signature "Healthy Michigan" Medicaid plan, which he expects will save the state money in initial years.
"The governor made it clear he wanted that language there, and it was an accommodation to his request in order to secure his signature," said sponsoring Sen. Dave Robertson, R-Grand Blanc Township. "That's the arithmetic of a public act: 56 (House votes), 20 (Senate votes) and 1 (governor's signature). We've got to get all three."
• A $5 MILLION MISTAKE: Speaking of math… Highland Park, the Detroit enclave four years removed from its last emergency manager, is a candidate for another round of state intervention. The Michigan emergency loan board on Tuesday determined that the city is suffering from "probable financial stress" and recommended a formal review.
Highland Park had submitted a five-year deficit elimination plan to the state, but according to a Michigan Treasury audit manager, the city made a $5 million math error. Their elimination plan would have left the city with a deficit. "In a spreadsheet, sometimes you miss the first row," said Cary Vaughn. "That's all they did. The first row, unfortunately, was large amounts."
In another mathematic oddity, the Treasury estimates that Highland Park's total assets are worth less than its total liabilities. In other words, if officials stripped the city and sold it for parts, they'd still be in a hole. "In my opinion, that's a serious situation," said Vaughn. "It's unusual."
• KAHN TAKES ON COLUMNIST: State Sen. Roger Kahn, R-Saginaw Township, is not a fan of the Snyder-backed plan to improve Detroit's Belle Isle by turning it into a state park. And, as he made clear in a floor speech on Wednesday, he is not a fan of a recent column by Rochelle Riley of the Detroit Free Press, who questioned whether Kahn would support the deal if Belle Isle was in his district.
"Then she says some people -- presumably me -- don't understand the economy," Kahn said. "Not smart again. Last I checked, I was the Senate Appropriations chair leading the team that balanced our state budget by June three years in a row. Ad hominem attacks, and badly done ones at that, are an expression of bad faith."
Jonathan Oosting is a Capitol reporter for MLive Media Group. Email him, find him on Google+ or follow him on Twitter.


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Also, I have an old hard drive that has evox on it from my modded xbox. Can I put that HD in a soft modded xbox and will it work fine? Or do new HDs on soft-moddin' boxes needed to created differently?
And, last thing. If a screw up this softmod, can I fix it by rippin' the modchip off my other box and placing into the screwed up soft-moddin' box? Then FTPing the machine and going from there? Thnx!!! As you can tell, my first soft mod project
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Participants in a symbolic groundbreaking this morning on Syracuse's South Side hailed the soon-to-be constructed food cooperative as a benefit to a neighborhood hungry for fresh food and economic development.
The Southside Community Coalition, Syracuse University and its South Side Initiative are using public and private dollars to construct the community owned grocery store in a vacant lot on South Salina Street near McKinley Avenue.
Construction is scheduled to begin in June on the store, which will include a small café, and take six months to complete. Total cost of the project, including start-up expenses, is a projected $864,000.
That section of Syracuse has been identified as a "food desert" that lacks sources of fresh wholesome food.
"This project, once complete, will immediately provide access to an array of fresh and healthy foods to an economically depressed area of the city where 50 percent of the residents walk or use public transportation, grow business relationships with local farmers and suppliers to support our local economy and most notably provide real, living wage jobs for the residents of this neighborhood," said coalition President Joseph Bryant.
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"It's evolution, not a revolution," Senior Mechanical Designer Mark Termion tells his coworkers at Life Fitness who are resistant to change. The evolution he speaks of has less to do with the next exercise fad or the next fitness equipment to replace the currently popular elliptical machine, as it has to do with the behind-the-scenes design regimen of each of these machines.
Termion himself has been slow to evolve from running a 2D operation in 1987 to implementing Life Fitness's first two seats of SolidWorks 3D modeling software in 1996. And now, 87 seats of SolidWorks 2004 later, the company may be feeling the winds of change again as SolidWorks introduces its latest releases available in mid-summer: SolidWorks 2005 and COSMOS 2005.
Evolution seems to be a core theme within SolidWorks also, whether in pushing 2D users to 3D or recognizing globalization as a trend that needs to be considered in its products. Solidworks, SolidEdge and Autodesk have each introduced new versions of their 3D software recently. It's good news for users (We'll cover the SolidEdge and Autodesk releases in a future issue). "Those companies not using 3D won't be able to compete," says John McEleney, Solidworks CEO.
SolidWorks 2005, the latest upgrade to the company's flagship 3D design product, is made with the machine designer, mold designer, and consumer product designer in mind. Reducing redesign or file searching time, a parts library of pre-designed, commonly used parts may be incorporated directly into a designer's project. And weldment improvements offer features like automatic cut lists, automatic angle dimensions, and curve creation.
Moldflow Xpress, a plastic part design validation tool built into the solid modeling software, helps reduce cycle times and is unique to SolidWorks, says Aaron Kelly, director of product management at SolidWorks. Made to assist engineers in choosing the best injection location and reducing wall thickness, the tool is shipping with every seat of SolidWorks 2005. Users may also see the finished product removed from its mold, due to side core and lifter features.
As for catering to the consumer product designer, SolidWorks 2005 includes an indent feature that allows designers to create automatically an indention in a product based on an existing part's dimensions. A flex feature then enables users to change the design by bending and twisting parts.
To aid engineers in the evolution of 3D design, SolidWorks 2005 consists of a number of features geared toward speeding the design process, enabling global collaboration, and smoothing the transition from 2D to 3D. "A drawings compare tool gives users the ability to take two versions of drawings and compare them side-by-side, and show what was changed," Kelly says. The integration of PDMWorks may also speed the design cycle with its project copy feature, which allows engineers to reuse design projects.
Other upgrades include the change notification page, which may be adjusted to notify engineers every minute or so of any changes to the design being worked on. And the company's eDrawings are included in the software, enabling users to share designs in small, password-protected files.
According to numbers from SolidWorks' own survey, 51 percent of data sent/received in January 2004 was in 3D, compared to 38 percent at the same time in 2003. This migration to 3Dand consequent need to familiarize former 2D users with new design toolsis one area SolidWorks has consciously adopted into its latest release. AutoCAD-compatible, SolidWorks 2005 lets users save in both a SolidWorks file and also in an AutoCAD DWG file, eliminating the need for users to support multiple applications.
Traditionally, engineers require one software package for design and another for analysis. SolidWorks 2005 has integrated the two packages so that its COSMOS 2005 lineCOSMOSWorks, COSMOSFlo-Works, and COSMOSMotionoperates seamlessly.
According to SolidWorks' Aaron Kelly, among new mainstream analysis features within COSMOSWorks 2005 is an industry first: the drop test. The test lets engineers analyze the stresses, deformation, and secondary impact when dropping a product from a given height. COSMOSWorks 2005 also includes embedded non-linear analysis, embedded fatigue analysis, and improved thermal analysis.
With COSOMOSFloWorks 2005, users may notice improved features such as a vorticity plot to study swirling flows, faster convergence of transient analysis, and a new parametric study tool. And COSMOSMotion 2005 enables its users to find exactly which part to analyze with its automatic mapping.


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The "book" is Robert Louis Stevenson's classic novella, "The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde," first published in 1886, about a professor with a severe personality disorder who changes uncontrollably into a murderer. Not exactly kids' stuff.
What: Alabama Ballet: "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde."
When: Friday, Nov. 1, 7:30 p.m.; Saturday, Nov. 2, 2:30 and 7:30 p.m.; Sunday, Nov. 3, 2:30 p.m.
Tickets: $25. Call 975-2787, or alabamaballet.org.
Where: Dorothy Jemison Day Theater, Alabama School of Fine Arts, www.artsbma.org.
Opening Night Party: Friday, Nov. 1, 6:30 p.m. Free signature cocktail by Angel Negrin.
The company premiered Wes Chapman and Roger Van Fleteren's ballet in 1999, one of the "scary" ballets the company produces annually for the Halloween season. Chapman and Van Fleteren portrayed the dual personalities in the first production. It was staged again in 2008.
"It's always fun to bring back our Halloween ballets," Van Fleteren said. "Every time we produce it, I try to tweak it here and there to fit the current dancers in the company. We have a lot of new faces this season, and I'm excited to work them into the choreography."
For the four performances, which take place Nov. 1-3 at Dorothy Jemison Day Theater at Alabama School of Fine Arts, lead roles will be shared. Michael Fothergill and Nukri Mamistvalov will portray Dr. Jekyll, and Noah Hart and Max van der Sterre his evil alterego, Mr. Hyde. Female leads include Catherine Garratt, Samantha Galler, Alana Czernobil and new company dancer Luiza Boaventura.
"We have a really strong cast," Alvey said. "They're contrasting styles, and really strong portrayals."
Compposer and organist Thomas Helms wrote the musical score, as he did for "Dracula," which is planned for next season. It will be heard in a synthesized, recorded version.
As for the "scary" content, Alvey is less concerned about children's reactions than their parents'.
"Kids are so sophisticated today," she said. "What they watch on TV is way worse than this, and the mind boggles as to what they watch on the internet. That's scary."


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Vincent Grosso leaves behind many empty chairs.
The longtime Washington Township resident, who died on April 2 at the age of 88, always had a front-row seat at township council meetings, a seat at the McDonald's on the Black Horse Pike during the breakfast shift when he talked politics with friends and a seat at the township Senior Center, which he helped create.
All will remain empty, following the death of a man known throughout the township as a passionate advocate for taxpayers, senior citizens, veterans and the town itself.
"He was dedicated to this town more than any other," said Steve Altamuro, a former member of both the township council and school board. "He showed up at every event, every meeting and acted on behalf of everyone in the township for decades. Nobody put in the time and hours on behalf of the township as Mr. Grosso did."
A World War II veteran who served as a "Seabee" in the Navy's Construction Battalion, Grosso moved to Washington Township in the 1950s and became a well-known voice at public meetings.
"He feared no man, no woman, no topic and no issue," said former councilman and Veterans Advisory Board member Bob Timmons. "He had the courage to come to every meeting he could make and address every topic."
Grosso didn't just talk, however — he worked.
He served years on the school board himself, and was the first chairman of the Senior Advisory Council. His work was instrumental in bringing township's Senior Center to life, and his constant presence there will be sorely missed, said current Senior Advisory Council President John Petrino.
"He always had the seniors and the senior center in his heart," Petrino said, adding Grosso called him just a week before he died, after years of health problems, to ask how the senior center was.
"He really cared about the township," Petrino said.
That care was shown daily, when he and a handful of friends would gather over breakfast at McDonald's to discuss the latest township news, and without fail, taxes.
"They had coffee and cured the world's problems," Petrino said.
At public meetings, he would bring problems and his solutions to the people in charge relentlessly, stopping only when his health declined in recent years.
"Anyone that served in any capacity in the town in the last 20 years knew Mr. Grosso," Altamuro said. "He spoke at every meeting ... It really was pure dedication to this township. He always wanted what was best for Washington Township."
Even officials who were on the receiving end of his criticisms said the loss of Grosso is a loss to the township as a whole.
"I always respected his input, even though I rarely agreed with him, he will be missed," said former mayor Matt Lyons. "The problem with local government and government in general is there's not enough people like Mr. Grosso who take the time to get involved."
Just a couple weeks ago, Grosso called current Mayor Barbara Wallace from the rehabilitation facility he was staying in. They clashed many times over the years, especially during Wallace's time on the township school board, but he reached out one final time.
"He said 'Barbara, I just want to tell you, I love you, but I did not like you messing with my taxes,'" Wallace said. "That was our relationship. He was a very, very dear man I will certainly miss."
The tribute wall on Egizi Funeral Home's webpage speaks to his reach in all corners of the community, from people who never actually met him, but admired his dogged pursuit of governmental accountability.
"I will miss seeing you on the Twp meetings. Thank you for your service and all of the time you watched over the taxpayers of Washington Twp," wrote Fran W.
A poster identified by just the initial J.L. echoed that gratitude.
"How beautiful the life, that it be built on seeking justice and fairness for the multitude," J.L. wrote. "Thank you Mr. Grosso"
He is survived by his wife, Agnes, two sons Vincent P. and Michael J., their spouses Donna and Charlene, grandchildren Michael Andrea and Gianna, sister Rita Foley and sister-in-law Mary Grosso.
A viewing for family and friends will be held on Wednesday from 9 to 10:30 a.m., with mass of Christina burial at 11 a.m. at St. Charles Borromeo Church. Internment will be at the Gloucester County Veterans Cemetery in Williamstown.
In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations be made to the Covenant House, 461 Eighth Avenue, New York, NY 10001.


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The opening weekend of the NFL season is finally upon us. For fantasy football owners, that means a key Week 1 matchup is under way as each player tries to get off to a winning start in their fantasy league.
One of the biggest keys in fantasy football is to have a capable rookie or two to help fill in for some of your veteran players at different points of the season or to have a great rookie on your team who can take over a starting position.
The first week of the NFL season will feature rookies making the first start of what they hope is a long and productive NFL career. Here are the top five rookies to watch on the opening week of the NFL season, to see if they can help your fantasy football team in the long run.


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watching its class begin to fall apart last week, Tulane coaches had East St.
John defensive end Daren Williams in on a visit this weekend and things are
looking up for the Green Wave.
who had flipped from Tulane to Kansas State last weekend after visiting the
Wildcats but had said he wasn't sure if that was going to be his final decision, has told Tulane coaches that he intends to sign with Tulane on Wednesday, which is National Signing Day.
East St. John Coach Phil Banko said that the Wildcats told Williams that if he went on his visit to Tulane, they "wouldn't have anything for him" because they were bringing in defensive ends this past weekend.
"His mother wanted him to go to Tulane on a visit, so they did," Banko said. "Obviously they loved it. With me, I don't really care where you go. As long as you're happy. He's happy."
"He's one of the best defensive ends in the state and he's a good person. Tulane has our best player the last three years."
The 6-foot-4, 245-pound Williams ranks as the No. 29 prospect on the NOLA.com | The Times-Picayune Nifty 50 and he becomes the second-highest rated player on that list to commit to Tulane behind Green Wave early enrollee Niguel Veal, who is No. 19.
finished his senior season with 72 tackles, including 19 sacks and 30 tackles
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DENVILLE — A 58-year-old Dover man was indicted today on charges that he sexually assaulted a then-6-year-old girl in Denville and photographed his activities.
Julian Soto performed sex acts on the child on March 19, 2011 and used a computer to take pictures, knowing the images would be shown on the internet, according to the indictment handed up by a Morris County grand jury.
Soto was indicted on two counts of aggravated sexual assault, two counts of sexual assault and four counts of child endangerment.
The child endangerment charges accuse Soto of "engaging in a prohibited sexual act, knowing it would be reproduced or reconstructed on the internet," photographing it using a computer, viewing the photographs and "impairing" the morals of a child.


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Can you believe it's already April? Where has 2012 gone?! Wedding season is right around the corner, and I know that DIY weddings are hugely popular these days. Some of the most beautiful weddings I've seen have a crafty element, so I thought I'd pull together a collection of gorgeous DIY wedding ideas. The inspiration ranges from favors to decor to a bride's veil. One of the quickest ideas I found was this favor cones template at Martha Stewart. SO pretty! Ready for more wedding crafts? Click through the jump to see them!
Jewel Bouquet 1 of 13A wedding bouquet takes a bit of a different twist by using a collection of brooches assembled with floral wire. It takes a bit of patience but the results are well worth it.
Learn how to make one for yourself at Fancy Pants Weddings
Map Invites 2 of 13Holly takes time to DIY her wedding invitations with the addition of map liners, doilies and themed stickers.
See how it all came together at Nothing But Bonfires
Car Sign 3 of 13Give the bride and groom a special treat with this cute, handmade banner.
Download the template at The Sweetest Occasion
Cake Toppers 4 of 13Make unique wedding cake toppers with recycled materials and found miniature objects.
Get the how-to at Once Wed
Ring Holder 5 of 13I love the vintage look of this ring holder, made from the lid of an old tea container.
Learn how it was made at Style Me Pretty
Table Runner 6 of 13This cool table runner is a fun twist on traditional decor, and all you need are basic craft supplies.
Find the step-by-step at Green Wedding Shoes
Glitter Shoes 7 of 13Give your bridesmaids a fun, budget option for matching shoes - all it takes is glitter and glue.
Learn how to make them at The Glitter Guide
Table Numbers 8 of 13You can use regular stamps and cookie cutters to turn polymer clay into cute wedding table markers.
Learn how these were made at The Sweetest Occasion
Fun Boutonnieres 9 of 13These rustic looking boutonnieres are different than standard fare, and are very easy to make.
Find out how to make them yourself at Adventures in Dressmaking
Birdcage Veil 10 of 13Making your own veil is a lot easier than you think, and you can get all the basic supplies at the craft store.
Find the tutorial at Adventures in Dressmaking
Drink Umbrellas 11 of 13A summer wedding requires your drinks to have beautiful parasols on sticks.
Download the instructions on Papermash
Spoon Place Cards 12 of 13If you can get your hands on a metal stamp set, these spoon place cards add a perfect vintage touch to your place settings.
FInd out how they were made at Elizabeth Anne Designs
Blanket Tags 13 of 13For an evening or winter wedding, provide guests with an inexpensive blanket and add a pretty "Keep Warm" tag.
Get the printable at Style Me Pretty
Follow Amy at Mod Podge Rocks, or on Facebook and Twitter for updates!
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All permits are assigned to a vehicle(s). To register your vehicle with UMBC, go to http://my.umbc.edu/go/parking, Parking Account Management and Manage Your Vehicles. To deactivate a vehicle, submit a written request to firstname.lastname@example.com. Provide the vehicle information and the reason for deactivation.
UMBC Faculty/staff receiving tuition remission for courses at UMBC are not eligible for a student zone parking permit. Mandatory fees associated with course registration will be remitted for UMBC faculty/staff taking courses at UMBC.
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Parking is assigned to parking zones with designated areas for each permit group. Zone designations apply Monday through Thursday from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. and Friday from 7:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. during the fall and spring semester. Zone D and E permits are valid in Zone A after 3:30 p.m. During the winter and summer sessions, the modified zone plan allows employee permit holders to park in Zones A and C in addition to their regular zones. The campus map link contains a color coded parking map. Parking signs designate the applicable zone by both color and letter.
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Gate Cards: The Gate Card Request Form is available under Faculty & Staff Information link. A list of gate card requests is maintained by Parking Services. To remain on the wait list, a valid UMBC permit must be purchased each year. Any employee on the gate card wait list who transfers to a different department on campus should notify Parking Services for the change. Should space on gated lots become available, the gate card wait list will be forwarded to the appropriate dean or vice president for selection. Parking Services will notify selected employees with instructions on obtaining the gate card. Gated spaces are issued to faculty/staff only.
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The basic goal of existential psychotherapy is
to expand self-awareness, to increase choice potentials, to help clients accept responsibility for choosing, and to help the client experience authentic existence.
According to the existential view, anxiety is seen as
both part of the human condition and a catalyst for authentic living are true.
Which of the following was not part of Stan's work in existential therapy
working on him inauthentic relationship with his siblings.
Philosophically, the existentialists would agree that
the final decision and choices rest with the client, people redefine themselves by their choices, a person can go beyond early conditioning and making choices can create anxiety.
In a group setting, clients learn
both, that there are no ultimate answers for ultimate concerns and that pain is a reality of the human experience are true.
The existential philosophy of therapy includes the notions that
both people are thrust into a meaningless and absurd world and that they are basically alone and people must create their own meanings through their choices.
Which of the following is not true about Rollo May?
He believes that we can only escape anxiety by exercising our freedom.
Existentially, the ideas of freedom and responsibility suggest
oour freedom requires us to accept reponsibility for directing our own life, we are free to chose who we will be, and you cannot have one without the other.
Existentially, we are the authors of out lives in the sens that we create our
destiny, life circumstances, and problems.
Who was the Danish philosopher that addressed the role of anxiety and uncertainty in life?
Soren Kierkegaard
Extenstientialists contend that the experience of relatedness to other human beings
is healthy if balanced with aloneness.
According to existentialists, our seardh for meaning involves all of the except
exploring unfinished business.
Who among the following talked about the individuals "will power" and the "herd morality?"
Friedrich Nietzsche
According to Yalom, the concerns that make up the core of existential psychodynamics are
death, freedom, isolation, and meaninglessnes.
A statement that best illustrates "bad faith" is
Naturally I'm this way, because I grew up in an alcoholic family.
For Sartre, existential guilt is what we experience when
we allow others to define is or to make our choices for us.
Living authentically implies
both being true to our own evaluation of that constitutes a meaningful existence and accepting responsibility for the fact that we create our lives by the choices we make.
Existential therapy is unlike many other therapies in that
it does not have a well-defined set of techniques, it stresses the I/Thou encounter in the therapy process, it focuses on the use of the therapist's self as the core of therapy, and it allows for incorporation of techniques from many other approaches.
Which of the following is not considered a basic dimension of the human condition?
striving for acceptance of others.
The goals of existential therapy include all bue
helping clients to eliminate anxiety in their lives.
When working with a client living a restricted existence, an existential therapist would likely
make the client aware of how their current ways of living are keeping them stuck.
In group work, existential therapists help clients to
both come to terms with the paradoxical nature of living and establish meaningful relationships with others.
From a multicultural perspective, some clients may reject this approach because
their life circumstances provide them with truly limited choices.
The existential approach is particularly well-suited to clients who
are dealing with grief and loss.
Rollo May has been instrumental in translating some concepts drawn from existential philosophy and applying them to psychotherapy
Existential therapy casn best be considered as a system of highly developed techniques to foster authenticity.
Existential therapy grew out of a reaction to the limitations of both the psychoanalytic and deterministic stance.
Existential therapy is rooted in the premise that humans cannot escape from freedom and responsibility
In the existential approach, techniqies are primary, while subjective understanding of clients is secondary.
According to existential thinking, effective therapy does not stop with awareness, for clients are challenged to take action based on their insights.
From the existential viewpoint, anxiety is seen as a neurotic manifestation; thus the aim of therapy is to eliminate anxiety so clients can live comfortably.
The existential therapist sees mo basis for counseling and therapy without recognition of the freedom and responsibility each person possesses.
A major criticism of the existential approach is that it lacks sustematic statements of the principles and practices of psuchotherapy.
The approach puts emphasis on the therapist as a person and the quality of the client/therapist relationship as one of the prime factors in determining the outcomes of therapy.
Martin Buber stressed the importance of presence, which allows for the creation of I/Thou relationships in therapy.
Existential therapy is especially appropriate for clients who are struggling with developmental crises.
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Sullinger praised KG for mentorship; also credited his ass. "My mama blessed me with a beautiful backside."
— Scott @ WFNY (@WFNYScott) January 22, 2013
The kid's got some padding back there, that's for sure.
Maybe that's the Celtics problem… a bunch of guys with skinny asses.
This isn't the first time Sullinger's backside has come up…
"He has the perfect body for rebounding," Garnett said. "He can take the pounding, bump a little bit, and he has great anticipation, comes to the ball and he has great hands. Put that all in the pot and you've got Jared Sullinger and that makes him one of the great up-and-coming rebounders in our game."
I remember when coaches taught me how to rebound. It was simple: bury your ass into the middle of the guy's thigh and push. It was their way of saying get low and get position. Sullinger's roundness (remember, he's not fat) is just an unfair competitive advantage.


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posted about a friends car.
have changed every electrical sensor on the engine now for new ones. have changed the entire engine loom for another, have changed and tried 3 different ecu's now on the car. it isnt sparking at all and the fuel pump doesnt opperate when turning the engine over. have checked the pump with a 12 volt direct from battery and its fine, have replaced fuel pump relay and its fine.
only thing i can think of left to check is the crank. ie the part on the crank that tells the sensor when its at tdc. what is the likelyhood of this being bent inwards/snapped off etc?
one day the car ran fine, the next it wouldnt start at all and has sat for a year now


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stylin concepts have the kit
I've searched and am unsatisfied with the results, can someone direct me or give me a for sure answer to this. I have a 2002 1500 2wd silverado and want to put an 03-06 front on it. Exactly what parts are needed to do this? I currently have a hood, fenders, headlights, turn signals and grille shell. Is there headlight buckets i need? or the newer core support? i've read a lot of different things, can someone help clear this up. thanks.
stylin concepts have the kit
here's a link to the thread i started and the answers i got....
headlamp supports for sure, i think the core support is the same. you have the right idea, I might be wrong but i'm not sure the harnesses are the same. may want to check on that, it would be easy to convert if they are not.
'99 RCSB 2wd -7" front, 5" Rear, 315/75/16 M/T, F/R bumpers, 9" Lighting
FOR SALE: OEM Camper Mirrors, Tough Country Front bumper,
Spare Tire Mount, & Skid Plate for 7" pro comp lift (PM ME)
so I went outside tonight and pulled the headlights, turn signals and grille shell off my 02 silvy, when I test fit the 03-06 shell and headlights, the headlight mounting panels don't line up to the grille shell clips. I found the headlight mounting panels on ebay for $30, hopefully thats all thats needed for the new shell to clip on. I will do a write up on this when I get all the parts, maybe it can be stickied and we won't have all these questions.
sounds like a great idea man! i am interested in doin the swap some day
2005 Chevy Trailblazer 2wd LS White. Tint, painted mirror caps, system, more to come...
Grab everything! Hood, fenders, grille, bumper, headlights, might need the header panel, and grab the wiring too. There ya go, thats about it. Just too much $$$ for me, otherwise I'd to it too!
'01 XCSB a few mods done to it.
truck parts http://www.supermotors.net/vehicles/...ry/10422/66312
I just did the grille, headlight, fender and hood swap. I didn't do a bumper because i'm building my own. The only part needed besides the obvious is the headlight brackets. They bolt directly to the 99-02 core support. You don't need wiring for anything or a core support. Here are some pics:
looks good!! thinkin bout doin the 06 chevy or GMC on mine, but not sure
Last edited by Z71 Chevy97; 07-15-2009 at 08:35 PM.
What would besides hood, grill, fenders, and lights for '04 Silverado swap to a GMC.
I was looking at the diagrams on LMC Truck, and it seems the mount similiar, I'm just curious if I took all the chevy parts off, would the GMC parts bolt right up, or would I need new brackets. Swap looks awesome by the way.
really the only difference there could be is the core support, so if you went to or called a dealership and cross-reference the core supports between the gmc and chevy front and see if they are the same or different. That might at least give you an idea if it'll work. Thanks for the comments.
layinlow new front end looks good. i just got done doing the same thing 00 silverado with 05 front end.
camaroracing- the gm front end is alittle different i think you will need a new rad support or headlight mounting brackets
so did you get the headlight brackets? And did they bolt right up? I have a 2000 sierra and want to do this swap


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Miranda Lambert Cheated on Blake Shelton HOW MANY Times?!
The ink is already dry on the divorce papers of Miranda Lambert and Blake Shelton, but the scandal keeps getting nastier and nastier.
A new report - clearly from a person or multiple card carrying members of Team Blake - suggests that she cheated on him. A LOT.


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Easton officials today announced the settlement of a lawsuit filed by two women who claimed the city was improperly housing stray dogs.
Jackie Lovering and Katie Pruden, former employees of Benchmark Analytics, complained about the city's treatment of stray dogs at its wastewater treatment plant on Route 611, where the city has kept stray dogs since early 2012.
Shortly after, Benchmark Analytics fired the two, and they say their dismissal had to do with complaints about the animals' treatment.
"I'm just glad it's over with," Lovering said at today's settlement announcement. "It stinks that me and Katie had to lose our jobs over it."
At a news conference in city hall, officials announced the city settled with Lovering and Pruden for $80,000 total and spent an additional $40,000 on attorney fees. That included one nine-hour day in Philadelphia that cost the city $2,700 plus travel fees.
Of the $120,000 total, the city is responsible for $50,000, and the remaining $70,000 will be paid by city insurance, officials said.
"We don't like settling cases," said Easton Mayor Sal Panto Jr. "It saves the city from future costs. It just was a money pit."
The total could have been as much as $200,000 more had the city not settled the case, Panto said. Also, other parties, including the nonprofit Center for Animal Health and Welfare in Williams Township, would have faced attorney fees in the event they were asked to give depositions.
Benchmark Analytics also will pay the women, but the amount was not disclosed today. The private contractor, based in Upper Saucon Township, performs wastewater testing at Easton's plant.
City Administrator Glenn Steckman called the lawsuit "essentially frivolous" and an example of "the court system run amok."
Steckman said the claims of mistreatment were exaggerated, that animals were and are still fed twice a day and kept in the same cages K-9 police officers use.
"One time, possibly, they saw mistreatment, and that was (the animals) had not been fed" in a 24-hour period, Steckman said.
The kennels have passed state and county inspections, and Steckman said the city consulted the Center for Animal Health and Welfare before taking in its first dog.
"We followed every recommendation of the center," Steckman said.
Also, Steckman said the city was not interested in having the women fired and never asked their employer to do so.
"We simply asked that they be removed from the site," Steckman said.
Lovering said the city has made appropriate measures to improve the conditions.
After the lawsuit began, Panto told The Express-Times the women "committed crimes," but Panto said he did not mean to imply the women had broken the law.
"The word 'criminal' to me doesn't have to mean jail time," he said. Rather, he meant to imply moral improprieties, he said.
Lovering, though, said the explanation didn't sit well with her.
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The crash was cleared at approximately 4:15 p.m. from the shoulder of the interstate just prior to the ramp to 19th Street in Harrisburg, according to the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation's traffic alert website.
When the crash first took place a lane was restricted, but crews quickly moved the vehicles to the shoulder.
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There are certain characteristics of a French-style brasserie that makes it a French-style brasserie.
There's got to be a bar, preferably made of zinc but heavy, deep wood will do.
Floors have to be tiled, at least in part, in colored patterns.
The menu has to have pommes frites, confited things, and profiteroles.
The wine list has to be mostly French – naturally – but the cocktail list too has to be Franco influenced, stylistically and literally. Think Grand Marnier, Chartreuse, and Cointreau.
Brasserie Jo, inside the Colonnade Hotel on Huntington Avenue, fits all those characteristics.
Take the cocktail list, which includes an optimally sippable 38 Eiffel, composed of Stoli Blueberri, St. Germain liqueur, and lime juice "in honor of Gustave," as the menu says.
The menu itself overflows with brasserie classics like Cassoulet Toulousain and Choucroute Alsacienne. Though the duck breast special I had Saturday night was disappointing, the Mussels Riesling Marinière with pommes frites was exceptional.
There are two reasons I know this to be true.
First, the mussels made my companion for the night, a Belgian who has been living in the US for some 14 years, actually pine for home. (Little known fact: Belgians consume more mussels per capita than any other country on the planet.)
Secondly, the Mussels Riesling Marinière were recommended via a tweet from @funfearlessbean while I was en route to the restaurant. The exchange went something like this:
WGBHFoodie: What to eat at Brasserie Jo on a cold, rainy night?
funfearlessbean: The Mussels Riesling Marinière, absolutely! And use the bread to soak up the rest of the sauce.
So we did. Order the mussels, that is. But here was my Belgian friend's tweak of the tweet: to use the frites instead of bread to soak up the sauce. As soon as he'd eaten enough of the mussels to open up a little space (this did not take long), he simply dumped the cone of accompanying frites into the sauce. And then he promptly ordered a second round of frites.
It was, to use the Dutch term, lekker. It was, to use the French term, délicieux.
It was, to use my term, right on.
Cathy Huyghe writes the WGBH Foodie blog. Read new WGBH Foodie posts every weekday, in which Cathy explores myriad ways and places to experience good food and wine.
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Two weeks from today, Chef Ming Tsai will open a noodle bar for lunchtime service in the lounge of his iconic Wellesley restaurant, Blue Ginger.
Two weeks from today, foodies from all over greater Boston will have another very special reason to look forward to lunch.
Tsai will do his own spin on classic ramen and stir-fried noodles. Think Spicy Pork Miso Ramen, Garlic Miso Ramen, and Yakisoba Stir-Fried Noodles.
Think yum.
As for what to drink?
Check out Tsai's own suggestions for wine, beer, and cocktails from the restaurant's list, to pair with his food. Or if you'd like a general overview of wines and which ones go with which foods — yes to Chardonnay with seafood; no to Pinot Noir with hot, spicy food; yes to Syrah with duck — check out Tsai's brief and very helpful primer on wine varieties.
You will be well-prepared. And, with the new noodle bar open from 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m., you will also be well-fed and well-nourished. All day long.
Cathy Huyghe writes the WGBH Foodie blog. Read new WGBH Foodie posts every weekday, in which Cathy explores myriad ways and places to experience good food and wine.
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My task for last Saturday's segment on WGBH's own A Celtic Sojourn radio program was to discuss the history of beverages in Ireland, as well as contemporary iterations of Irish cuisine.
There are harder things in life than that.
Brian O'Donovan, the program's gracious and welcoming host, punctuated our segment with recordings about colcannon (a recipe wrapped inside a song), whiskey (seeming much like the devil), and the Irish version of moonshine called poitín (courtesy of Christy Moore).
In between the music, Brian and I talked about things like the history of Irish whiskey as a medicinal elixir, the Ballymaloe Cookery School in Cork paying homage to Julia Child, and the very clever work-arounds that distillers of long-outlawed poitín invented to keep their moonshine production clear of law enforcement's prying eyes.
Intrigued by the Irish? Listen to my interview with A Celtic Sojourn's Brian O'Donovan.
Cathy Huyghe writes the WGBH Foodie blog. Read new WGBH Foodie posts every weekday, in which Cathy explores myriad ways and places to experience good food and wine.
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Sustainable seafood, along with locally grown ingredients, are two trends in the restaurant industry that are here to stay.
Which would be good news for fishermen and farmers – not to mention for the oceans, fish, and community ecosystems – if only our understanding of the science behind agriculture and, to a greater extent, aquaculture, was better.
"Ninety percent of diners want restaurants to serve only sustainable seafood," Jacqueline Church said Tuesday morning during a panel called Teach a Chef to Fish at the International Seafood Show at the Boston Convention & Exhibition Center. "But nearly 75% do not know what species are close to extinction."
That gap between desire and knowledge is a problem. And that makes it an opportunity, as Church sees it, especially in terms of education. Since two-thirds of the seafood Americans consume is consumed in a restaurant, Church sees chefs as the "front line" in an offensive approach to more educated diners.
Bluefin tuna and Chilean sea bass are two examples of non-sustainable fish that are nonetheless in high demand. "I hear lots of chefs say their customers won't let them take those fish off the menu," said Andy Husbands, chef-owner of Tremont 647 and Sister Sorel in Boston. "But we've done it, and other restaurants we know [like Fairmont Battery Wharf, also in Boston] have done it and we're doing fine. Frankly, if a customer demands bluefin tuna, I don't need that customer."
"'My customers demand that' is shallow excuse to keep those fish on the menu," said Barton Seaver, a Washington D.C.-based chef and host of a PBS series called Turning the Tide, which uses dinner to tell the story of our shared common resources. "Those chefs are selling themselves and the customers short. I'm a hospitality professional, it's my job to figure out how to eradicate the word No. I didn't say no to Chilean sea bass, I sold the customer on the solution," meaning a more sustainable alternative like barramundi.
In addition to the conversation between chef and diner, however, is a lack of knowledge within the scientific community that would actually improve the likelihood of fishing in more environmentally-responsible ways. It was only recently understood, for example, that some popular species like Orange Roughy take up to 30 years to reproduce.
"That's an example that highlights the need for science," Church said, "because we nearly overfished it to extinction. Chefs liked the fish, they liked to work with it, and diners liked it but we didn't understand its life cycle. We don't have the science yet about how to properly manage it."
Nor, said Seaver, do we have a cultural understanding of fish as food. "We use different words to identify cow and beef, and pork and pigs. But fish and fish? We haven't gotten the cultural identity of what fish represents to us."
The "Dirty Dozen" of non-sustainable seafood species:
1. Shrimp
2. Farmed salmon
3. Bluefin tuna
4. Eel
5. Red snapper
6. Orange roughy
7. Octopus
8. Patagonian toothfish
9. Cod
10. Shark
11. Halibut (Atlantic)
12. Grouper
Additional resources:
* Fishchoice.com shortcuts the time it takes chefs and consumers to research current information and sources of sustainable seafood
* My article on sustainable and vegetarian cuisine in Las Vegas, for Grist.org, interviews Rick Moonen, one of the founders of the sustainable seafood movement in the U.S.
* My article on Community Supported Fisheries in Gloucester on Boston's North Shore explores the fisherman's adaptation of Community Supported Agriculture.
* The Celebrate Seafood Dinner Series at the New England Aquarium highlights sustainable seafood choices.
* Last year Esquire magazine named Barton Seaver their Chef of the Year.
* Green Chefs Blue Ocean is a self-paced tutorial for chefs and students to learn about sustainable seafood and how to implement it in their menus.
Cathy Huyghe writes the WGBH Foodie blog. Read new WGBH Foodie posts every weekday, in which Cathy explores myriad ways and places to experience good food and wine.
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WGBH members, guests from the public, and especially local wine shops are all pitching in to make tonight's wine tasting a big success.
The theme is a friendly showdown between the Old World and the New World. Every 15 minutes we'll taste a wine from either place — Old World Sauvignon Blanc first, then New World Sauvignon Blanc. Old World Riesling first, then New World Riesling. Ditto for Pinot Noir and Syrah — Old World first, then New World.
Then, at 9 p.m., guests of the tasting are invited to attend the live jazz concert in Fraser Recording Studio. It's quite a night out with WGBH!
A big thank-you goes to the following wine shops and wine professionals for contributing to tonight's event:
Federal Wine & Spirits
Henry's Wine Cellar
bottles (372 Commercial Street, Boston)
Tomasso Trattoria and Panzano Provviste
Bauer Wine & Spirits
Wine ConneXtion
Gordon's Fine Wines & Liquors
Grape Experience, with special co-host Adam Chase
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A successful event always has these elements in common:
The right mix of guests. In the case of WGBH's Old World New World Showdown on Friday night, that mix included long-time 'GBH fans, new 'GBH fans, and a whole other set who were drawn to WGBH's Yawkey Atrium at One Guest Street for the chance to taste eight wines, mingle with friends, tour the studios, and stay on for a live jazz concert with Melissa Aldana after the tasting.
A well-considered program. That meant a sparkling wine reception (just to set the tone!) followed by a paced tasting of four grapes — Sauvignon Blanc, Riesling, Pinot Noir, and Syrah — first in their Old World iterations and then in their New. The tasting was punctuated between grapes by comments from certified wine educator Adam Chase of Grape Experience and feedback from the crowd. That kept everyone on the same page and moving in the same direction.
Good-quality food and drink. This we couldn't have achieved without the very generous support of the following local wine shops and distributors:
* Bauer Wine & Spirits, who donated the 2009 Montes Leyda
* bottles, who donated the 2009 "Kung Fu Girl" Riesling by Charles Smith Wines
* Federal Wine & Spirits and Oz Wine Company, who donated the 2007 Doudet-Naudin Bourgogne Rouge
* Gordon's Fine Wines & Liquors, who donated the 2007 Schild Shiraz
* Grape Experience, who donated their time and expertise
* Henry's Wine Cellar, who donated the 2006 Three Sons Cuvée
* Martignetti, who donated the 2008 Château De Sancerre
* Tomasso Trattoria and Panzano Provviste, who donated the 2008 Weingut Walter Rauen Detzemer Wurzgarten Riesling
* Wine ConneXtion, who donated the 2006 Gigondas
Buzz. The event was completely sold out. Guests were texting and tweeting. Feedback ranged from "Timely, informative, fun!" to "Loved the tour of the studios. Loved the concert." to "Hope this event is repeated in the future!!!"
You can count on it.
Cathy Huyghe writes the WGBH Foodie blog. Read new WGBH Foodie posts every weekday, in which Cathy explores myriad ways and places to experience good food and wine.
Jody Adams' Lentils, Sausages & Grapes
David Blessing's Short Rib Tacos
Chris Coombs Cider Braised Duck Leg
Jose Duarte's Lobster Causa
Jeff Fournier's Cherry Tomato Puttanesca
Rich Garcia's Trash Fish Minestrone
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Peamount United 8 Castlebar Celtic 1
Peamount United emphasised their control of the Bus Éireann Women's National League with an uncompromising 8-1 victory over Castlebar Celtic at Greenogue today.
Sara Lawlor and Stephanie Roche each bagged hat-tricks in a comfortable win which began with the Mayo side opening the scoring in the eighth minute when Sarah Rowe scored direct from a corner.
Lawlor levelled for Peamount after racing onto a clever pass from Aine O'Gorman and Lawlor used her pace to good effect twice more before half-time to make it 3-1 to the home side.
Peamount moved into cruise control after the break with Roche showing her quality with an impressive treble.
Julie-Ann Russell and Claire Kinsella also found the target as the Castlebar resistance crumbled.
Unfortunately Russell suffered a quad injury which may impact on her involvement in the
forthcoming senior international tournament with Sue Ronan's Ireland squad in Cyprus.
DLR Waves 1 Cork Women's FC 2
Cork Women's FC picked up their second successive victory as they surprised DLR Waves at Jackson Park.
Amy O'Connor opened the scoring in the 19th minute when she got behind the DLR back four before firing past Waves keeper Linda Meehan.
After a sluggish first half the home side improved after the break and levelled through Marie Gallagher after good work by Sylvia Gee and Rachel Jenkins but Cork rallied again late on the claim the three points when Denise O'Sullivan scored after a rapid counter-attack.


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McDonald's advice to its workers now apparently includes the following: avoid our food.
The world's biggest fast food chain has faced derision lately over the curious tips it's given workers via an employee website known as the McResource Line. Now, in a nugget unearthed by CNBC, the company has warned workers, via third-party content, about the ills of downing too many cheeseburgers and fries.
"Although not impossible it is more of a challenge to eat healthy when going to a fast food place," a section of the website called the Health Encyclopedia.
"In general, avoiding items that are deep fried are your best bet," it continues. "Eat at places that offer a variety of salads, soups and vegetables to help maintain your best health."
Accompanying the post is a picture of a meal deemed an "unhealthy choice": a double cheeseburger, french fries and large cola, the latter two of which are in bright red containers not unlike McDonald's packaging.
Next to it is a picture of a "healthier choice": a whole wheat submarine sandwich, with a plain salad and a cup of water.
Another post notes that while fast foods are "quick, reasonably priced, and readily available alternatives to home cooking," they also are "typically high in calories, fat, saturated fat, sugar, and salt and may put people at risk for becoming overweight."
CNBC says McDonald's defended the content and said, in a statement, that the McResource site provides expert opinions from third-parties about healthy eating and balanced choices, among other things. "McDonald's agrees with this advice," according to the statement CNBC says it was provided.
Still, it's the latest stumble the burger chain has had over its employee website.
Among other things, the McResource line has been found to encourage workers to break food "into pieces" to eat less and feel full, a New York Times reporter noted in a tweet ; return unopened holiday gifts for cash to help pay off debts, NBC News found; and get a second job to help buffer the low pay offered by a McDonald's job, CNBC said.
Then it advised employees on the appropriate amounts they should tip their nannies and pool cleaners during the holiday season, CNBC reported.


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LUDLOW - The Ludlow CARES Coalition, which was formed to combat risky behavior by teens, in April will sponsor a performance of "The Yellow Dress," a theatrical performance about dating and domestic violence.
Ludlow High School ninth- and 10th-graders and their parents and other members of the community are invited to attend a 7 p.m. performance of "The Yellow Dress" April 7 at Ludlow High School.
The play, produced by Deana's Educational Theater of Wakefield, tells the stories of young women who were victims of relationship violence. It begins with the story of a dating relationship and ends in violence and tragedy.
Deana's Educational Theater of Wakefield was founded in response to the death of Deana Brisbois, who was killed in a car wreck after being the victim of dating violence, according to her family.
At the end of each performance, the actress leads an interactive discussion with the audience about dating and domestic violence and sexual assault.
In the past the Ludlow CARES Coalition has sponsored presentations on the risks to teens of drug and alcohol abuse.
Laura Rooney, co-chair of the CARES Coalition, said the incidence of dating and relationship violence is increasing and the coalition decided to sponsor a presentation to help students and parents recognize early signs of relationship abuse and steps that can be taken to help victims to prevent abuse and to access help if needed.
Students in grades 11 and 12 will see the performance earlier in the day.
Teens are vulnerable to dating violence, Rooney said.
The program seeks to foster self confidence in teens and communication skills and to help teens make safe choices.
Police Chief Paul Madera said domestic violence "crosses all lines."
Madera said the Police Department will be present at the April 7 event.
"This will be a great event for everybody," Madera said.
Selectman Carmina Fernandes said it is important for the victims of domestic abuse to feel they have a place to go.
Selectmen Chairman William Rooney said he supports the event.
"As the father of three daughters, I feel this is an important topic," he said.
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LUDLOW - The Ludlow CARES Coalition, which was formed to combat risky behavior by teens, in April will sponsor a performance of "The Yellow Dress," a theatrical performance about dating and domestic violence.


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01-08-13: The Star-Ledger's Photos of the Day
Tuesday, January 08, 2013 7:38 PM
Angel Buechner, of Minneapolis, center, leads marchers from the Welfare Rights Committee, who were congregating outside Gov. Mark Dayton's office, Tuesday, January 8, 2013 at the Capitol in St. Paul, Minnesota. The protestors tried to deliver a check to the governor in the amount of $437, the amount a person gets for state assistance and that hasn't increased since 1986. (David Joles/Minneapolis Star Tribune)


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Date of Stay: September, 2016
This is a phenomenal park with excellent amenities.
Date of Stay: September, 2016
It is what it is...an overnight near the I-75.
Date of Stay: May, 2016
Great place, we stayed in B 79 and did a lot of hiking.
Date of Stay: December, 2015
Once again, GA State Parks do not disappoint. We decided to head to Helen for the Christmas Festival and we enjoyed beautiful weekend with the family in the mountains of North GA. We arrived Friday evening, easy check-in we reserved a "full hook-up" site but our sewer line was too short. After spending a few hours in Helen on Saturday, we had lunch at the Tavern/Sports Bar at Unicoi the club sandwich was fantastic. Fall/Winter camping is great but this location would be excellent in summer also. We had a stream running behind our site.
Date of Stay: November, 2015
Very nice owners, clean, well-maintained layout. Very close to I-75 but not very noisy.
Date of Stay: November, 2014
Located on the county fairground property with many amenities: disc golf, mini golf, bike trails, soccer field, tennis courts. The camp host was very helpful.
Date of Stay: May, 2014
Memorial Day weekend every site was occupied, but it was not crowded. Level sites, clean restrooms and convenient canoe/kayak rental. Would definitely return.
Date of Stay: January, 2014
Private facility, not a government associated park. Fantastic. This place has everything that I look for: quiet, convenient, lots of room (largest spaces I have ever seen), tent campers are separate from RV campers, plenty of room for kids to play games. Other attractions include: BMX/Mountain bike track, fishing, walking trail, bike trails. Definitely staying here again.
Date of Stay: March, 2012
Another hidden jewel in Georgia's State Park system. Quiet, off the interstate but not remote. Golf, fishing, geo-caching, walking the nature trails or just relaxing in the shaded sites your choice.
Date of Stay: July, 2011
We called ahead to verify vacancy, they only have 10 "FULL HOOK UP" sites, the first row. The next two rows are water/electric only. Some are shaded, some more level than others. 34 of the 75 sites are for tent camping. Quiet, convenient to town and the Bluegrass Parkway. Friendly operators who have owned the property for 28 years.
Date of Stay: April, 2011
We stayed here over Masters weekend. It is close to Augusta and to I-20. Shaded lots with fire rings, picnic tables and plenty of room between each site. Nearby stores for provisions if necessary. Not all sites are pull through.
Date of Stay: February, 2011
Most sites are shaded with views of the ponds. Very quiet, friendly owners.
Date of Stay: November, 2010
Needed an overnight on the way to South Dakota. We utilized self check-in and only stayed six hours. Nice level gravel sites. Excellent location close to Interstate.
Date of Stay: November, 2010
We needed a space to stay overnight on the way to South Dakota. Easy late night check in, close to the Interstate (I-29). Nice maps of the site, we only stayed a few hours would like to stay longer.
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My wife was having a party so, me and the dogs needed to leave the house. Friendly staff, nice sites with fire rings on the river.


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CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Changes due next year in classrooms across Ohio already have arrived on the West Shore.
In anticipation of new learning standards scheduled to be in place for the 2014-15 school year, school districts already have partially, or fully, phased in the standards. Those in English language arts and math are the result of a multi-state effort known as the Common Core. Ohio also has new, more rigorous state academic content standards in science and social studies.
Bay Village began aligning its curriculum with the new learning standards after they were adopted by the state school board in 2010, said Char Shryock, director of curriculum and instruction for the Bay schools.
While the standards have their critics, supporters like Shryock say the aim is to produce students who are able to apply their knowledge to real-world situations, rather than memorizing facts for a test, parroting the answers and forgetting them once the exam is over.
Here, for example, is a simplified illustration of how a writing prompt could change under the new standards:
Thomas Alva Edison was an inventor. Read this paragraph and write about a time when you were an inventor.
Thomas Alva Edison was an inventor. Read this paragraph and support the idea that he was an innovator, using facts and evidence from the paragraph.
"We want kids to infer and make analyses, supported by evidence," said Shryock, who added that the standards are meant to integrate subjects, just as -- for example -- math and reading or writing intersect in the workplace.
Rocky River also has been phasing in the new standards, said Liz Anderson, the district's assistant superintendent. It was deemed a more manageable approach than "trying to eat the elephant in one bite," she said.
Like Bay's Shryock, Anderson said she thinks students and parents will notice few changes next year in classrooms where teachers have already been building their lessons around the standards. "I think we're in good stead," said the Rocky River administrator, adding that there are only "small pockets" left that will see a change in content but not instructional strategy.
Anderson said she thinks the new standards are "great" with their departure from memorization and recall, in favor of a shift to evidence and application." It's really about how do you know what you know and can you apply it," she said.
Shryock said that what parents already should be seeing is more use of technology, increased collaboration and added emphasis on skills that promote creative problem-solving and critical thinking. For example, she said, students trying to solve a math problem might record a video of themselves working toward an answer. That video could be shared with other students to help them understand the reasoning of their peers, Shryock said.
Contrary to the assertions of some critics, worried about a one-size-fits-all approach to education, the new learning standards do not require that all districts invest in the same textbooks or other curriculum materials, Shryock said. But, although districts retain local control over how they prepare, all students will have to be ready for the coming assessments in 2014-15 that will be based on the common standards.
Given that local control, what districts choose to invest in for materials to support the new learning standards can be "as expensive as you want it to be," said Shryock, adding that Bay is committed to being a good steward of public money. The district decided to use its share of casino tax revenue – about $62,000 a half -- to sponsor grants to teachers who come up with innovative ways to incorporate technology in their classrooms. The district also earmarked proceeds from its last bond issue for technology upgrades.
As a result, Shryock said, Bay has at least 70 percent of the devices it will need when students have to take the interactive, computer-based tests linked to the new standards. She said that when a computer lab for elementary students is added, Bay will be fully ready in time for the new tests, which will replace the Ohio Achievement Assessments.
Shryock said the new tests are expected to be more useful in assessing students than the OAAs and shouldn't require teachers to spend weeks before the tests backtracking to review old material.
Rocky River's Anderson said her district also has been investing in technology not solely to get ready for the new tests, but also because River has made it a priority to prepare students for the high-tech world they will encounter beyond high school. She said Rocky River has the technology that will be required for the tests.
Both she and Shryock said they couldn't break out the cost for implementing the new learning standards because the technology upgrades, teacher training and the purchase of curriculum materials have been ongoing and not linked only to those standards.
Bay and Rocky River both have done, and continue to offer, professional development sessions with teachers to acquaint them with the new standards and the districts expect to be prepared for next year's formal launch.
"I believe we're ready. Ask me again in 2015," joked Rocky River's Anderson.


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Session 40 - Supernova Remnants & SN 1987A.
Display session, Thursday, January 08
Exhibit Hall,
The fast-moving supernova ejecta drive a blast wave through a moderately dense H\,II region interior to the inner ring of SN\,1987A. The shocked H\,II region is now visible through its X-ray and radio emission. But the circumstellar medium of SN\,1987A, including the H\,II region, contains dust which produced light echoes shortly after the explosion. The dust in the shocked H\,II region is heated by thermal electrons to a temperature of \sim 170 K, and should be a strong emitter of infrared (IR) radiation. The calculated IR spectrum peaks in the wavelength range 10--20 \mum. Assuming a conservative gas/dust mass ratio of 1000, the predicted IR flux density is \sim 10 mJy in this wavelength range. This emission should be detectable with ISOCAM onboard the Infrared Space Observatory (ISO).
The supernova ejecta themselves also produce line and continuum IR radiation. The strongest line is expected to be [\,Fe\,II\,] 26 \mum. The flux in this line is simply related to the energy input by the radioactive decay of ^44Ti, and was expected to be easily detected by ISO. However, an ISO SWS spectrum of the region around 26 \mum does not show any evidence of the line, giving an upper limit on the ^44Ti mass of 1.5 \times 10^-5 M_ødot. This is much lower than the 10^-4 M_ødot usually assumed. The UV and optical emission, produced by the decay of ^44Ti in the Fe-rich core and by recombination in the hydrogen envelope, heats the dust in the SN ejecta. This heated dust emits in the IR, but its detection might be difficult because the dust is cooler and the predicted IR luminosity is an order of magnitude lower than for the collisionally-heated dust in the H\,II region.
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This sidebar story from New York Times correspondent Jeff Z Klein's Slap Shot blog entry deserves top billing:
January 15, New York Times: Another triumph for clean hockey?
That's one way to interpret last night's 4-3 victory by the 2008 Stanley Cup champion Detroit Red Wings (one of the least-penalized teams of recent years) over the 2007 champion Anaheim Ducks (one of the most penalized). The Wings, who have won seven of their last eight, are the 29th most-penalized team in the league this season; the Ducks are No. 3. Last night in Anaheim there were no fights and only four minors to each team.


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