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Born in 1993, from the desire to involve students and support Student Programming Friday Concerts on the Knoll, MT Production Services has become the MTSU Community's one stop shop for turn key production packages. From a Multimedia Technician supporting a lecture in a multipurpose room to full flown production for a concert, to a multiple room conference in a convention center, we are here to bring your visions to your audience while representing MTSU in the best possible light. We custom tailor sound, light, video, labor, staging and roof structures for all types of events in all types of venues. We will listen to your ideas and offer creative solutions with competitive rates and options.
We offer unparalleled experiential educational opportunities for MTSU students. We utilize common industry practices as well as industry standard equipment (rider friendly) for all productions. We pay competitive industry rates.
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NCSLI Philadelphia Section Meeting
April 13-14, 2016
The Philadelphia section will be offering a spring section meeting on April 13 (no charge to attend this meeting) and a Training Event on April 14 ... more
Caribbean Measurement Assurance Program (CaMAP)
April 18-21, 2016
This is an annual training session for metrologists from Caribbean Measurement Assurance Program (CaMAP). NIST Handbook 143, Section 5.2, Table 2 ... more
CIRMS 2016 Conference
April 18-20, 2016
The 2016 CIRMS conference will focus on: A Matter of Scale: Measurement Standards from the Nano to the Giga. CIRMS Executive Committee has ... more
Draining 5-Gallon Test Measures and Provers
April 20, 2016
This 1 hour webinar will reinforce the concepts of properly draining 5-gallon test measures and provers. These concepts must be followed to ensure ... more
Calibration Method Validation
April 27, 2016
This 2 hour webinar on Calibration Method Validation will examine the ISO/IEC 17025 requirements (5.4 Test and Calibration Methods and Method ... more
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April 28, 2016
This 2 hour webinar on Calibration Method Validation will examine the ISO/IEC 17025 requirements (5.4 Test and Calibration Methods and Method ... more
Western Regional Assurance Program (WRAP)
May 2-5, 2016
This is an annual training session for metrologists from Western Regional Assurance Program (WRAP). NIST Handbook 143, Section 5.2, Table 2 notes ... more
ASTM E57.02 Instrument Runoff/Meeting
May 2-5, 2016
There is ongoing activity within ASTM E57.02 working group WK43218 to develop a documentary standard for point-to-point distance performance ... more
NCSLI New York City Section Meeting
May 12, 2016
The NYC section will be offering a 1-day meeting on May 12 offering four presentations covering various topics pertaining to Temperature ... more
Mass Metrology Seminar
May 16-27, 2016
The Mass Metrology Seminar is a 2 week, "hands-on" seminar. It incorporates approximately 30 percent lectures and 70 percent demonstrations and ... more
Retail Motor-Fuel Dispensers and Consoles (Short Course)
May 23-26, 2016
This seminar will teach students how to properly inspect and test Retail Motor-Fuel Dispensers (RMFDs); that is, perform an official examination ... more
Laboratory Administration Seminar
June 6-10, 2016
The laboratory administration seminar is designed for State weights and measures laboratory staff to help them fully meet the criteria of Handbook ... more
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June 7-10, 2016
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PAWSwalk 2014
Sat, Sep. 6, 2014 8:00am — 1:00pm
King County's Marymoor Park
6046 West Lake Sammamish Parkway Northeast, Redmond, WA 98052
Walker check-in from 8:00AM
PAWSwalk starts 10:00AM
Enjoy a walk in the park with your friends, family and canines - join us for the 23rd Annual PAWSwalk with MC Shellie Hart from Warm 106.9FM!
The fun starts early with vendor booths, dog agility, contests and more all set to go from 8am. There'll also be a variety of delicious food on offer, and a beer and mimosa garden waiting for you at the finish line.
You don't even have to walk to be part of PAWSwalk! With pet-friendly shopping, adoptable animals, and an interactive Kids Zone offering a whole host of activities, you can come along and simply soak up the atmosphere at this family friendly event.
With over 600 walkers already registered it's going to be a busy morning so if you have signed up to walk, please arrive early to check in!
In addition to being a fun walk in the park, the funds raised at PAWSwalk will help more than 7,000 animals at PAWS over the coming year. From tiny, three-week-old kittens who need round-the-clock care to orphaned Harbor Seal pups who can't survive in the wild without their mothers, these are the lives we work to save. We could not do this work without our compassionate supporters.
Join us in saving lives, and have a fun time doing it!
Want a quick and easy way to record donations? Download our Pledge Sheet now - no need to register online!
The challenge is on - raise $750 or more for PAWSwalk 2014 and we'll make you a PAWSwalk Star. Just a few dollars off? Host a bake sale, quiz, raffle, coffee morning, swimathon - the ideas are endless!
Join the PAWSwalk buzz - use our hashtags in your social media and be a part of the conversation. For general use about anything PAWSwalk-related there's #PAWSwalk2014. If you're preparing for PAWSwalk you can tell us about your journey using #PathToPAWSwalk. To encourage donations and support from friends and family, tell them why you're walking for the animals with #WhyIPAWSwalk. On September 6th, use #livefromPAWSwalk to tell us how you're doing!
Get yourself ready for 5k - Map My Fitness has some great apps to help with your PAWSwalk prep. Try MapMyWalk if you're going two-footed, or how about MapMyDogWalk (available on iOS and Android) if your four-legged friends are tagging along? You can use them on September 6 too, to record your route and prove to your supporters that you did indeed walk for the animals!
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Key Votes
S J Res 5 - Releasing Funds for Economic Stabilization Act - Key Vote
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Barbara Mikulski voted Nay (Passage) on this Legislation-Joint Resolution.
Read statements Barbara Mikulski made in this general time period.
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Legislation-Joint Resolution - Joint Resolution Failed (Senate) (42-52) - Jan. 15, 2009(Key vote)
Title: Releasing Funds for Economic Stabilization Act
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Vote to pass a joint resolution blocking the release of remaining funds authorized by the Emergency Economic Stabilization Act.
Legislation-Joint Resolution - Introduced (Senate) - Jan. 13, 2009
Title: Releasing Funds for Economic Stabilization Act
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- Samuel D. 'Sam' Brownback (KS - R) (Out Of Office)
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Berhalter Getting To Work
The Columbus Dispatch - November 12, 2013 04:59 PM
Gregg Berhalter has brought some of his former home with him to Columbus.
Seated behind a table inside the Upper 90 club overlooking the field at Crew Stadium, Berhalter addressed the local media for the first time since being named the Crew's coach six days ago. As he did, a slow-working sun began melting the snow that had fallen overnight and covered the playing surface.
After having lived in Stockholm for the last two years or so, it was home sweet home for Berhalter.
"I actually thought I was escaping the cold by coming here," he said with a laugh.
When Berhalter was announced as the Crew's coach and first-ever sporting director, he was in Barcelona studying the city's famous club after having been fired from Sweden's Hammarby in late July. After a return trip to Stockholm to gather some things, he flew to Columbus during the weekend and was publicly introduced today – both at the press conference and via billboards across the city.
The reaction to his arrival has been surprising, he said.
"I would say the response from the whole community has been amazing," he said. "It's more than I deserve, actually. I'm just a guy here who's trying to help the club and do the best possible job that I can. The vision I had of Columbus, the idea I had in my mind what that it was a club about community, about togetherness. I've seen that in my short time here already. That's something special."
Berhalter was flanked by Crew investor-operator Anthony Precourt on his right and team president Mark McCullers on his left as both men praised their new hire.
"It's a young, progressive city," McCullers said. "I think it's a great fit for a young, progressive coach."
Precourt said Berhalter emerged as the club's top candidate for the job after they ran all their potential candidates through a wish list of more than 25 criteria ranging from leadership to experience to personality, "and across the board Gregg scored the highest. I'm just thrilled to death that we have our guy."
Berhalter's immediate task is to assess the roster before the Nov. 26 deadline. Three players – Dominic Oduro, Andy Gruenebaum and Josh Williams – all enter the offseason out of contract, and all three of them have their faces on banners hanging at Crew Stadium. McCullers said Berhalter has been handling the ongoing negotiations with the trio and that he feels each will return to the Crew next season.
In addition, Berhalter said he will be hiring a coaching staff and making a number of additions on the scouting side as well. Berhalter said he has a meeting with assistant coach Mike Lapper scheduled for Thursday to discuss his future with the club.
"What we're trying to do is put together a strong staff and we're going to be interviewing a bunch of people but he's certainly one of the people that I'm considering," he said.
And as he goes about his business of getting acclimated to the Crew and the roster rules of Major League Soccer, his boss thinks bright things are ahead.
"I just think that we've got a guy that's ready to take the Crew to the next level," Precourt said. "It's a new era for the Columbus Crew."
Check Dispatch.com later this evening for much more from today's press conference.


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By Grant McGee: Freedom columnist
As I write this the wind is buffeting The Stucco Hacienda. There's whistling around the windows, the trees out front are rocking, I see mighty clouds of dust — probably carried here from as far away as Roswell and the Pecos Valley.
I can safely say the time of our "light spring breezes" has arrived. I write this with a wink and a nudge; there isn't anything light about our spring and fall winds around here.
I grew up back east, where 60 mph gusts like we have around eastern New Mexico were rare. Winds like that meant trailer homes would roll and trees would crash. When I first moved here I didn't know winds like that could be a weekly occurrence.
One morning during my first eastern New Mexico spring I felt a fresh breeze in the air as I left for work, so I opened all my apartment windows. Halfway through my shift I looked out the office window and realized I'd made a big mistake. The air was brown with dirt. When I got back to my groovy pad everything was covered in dust.
Once during a big wind I went out on a county road, faced my little Subaru toward Texas, opened both the doors, put the thing in neutral and let the wind take me away. I reached the dizzying speed of 15 mph.
Then there's riding a bicycle with the wind at my back pushing me along, just me and my wheels. The wind whistles through the wires, rustles the grass. You should see me racing those big ol' tumbleweeds.
I don't have a problem with our winds. I'm awed by the power of nature. It makes me smile, makes me go, "Wow."
Our winds remind me there's something very much bigger than us.
Grant McGee is a long-time broadcaster and former truck driver who rides bicycles and likes to talk about his many adventures on the road of life. Contact him at: email@example.com.


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Here is some useful information for you about each of these 3 Visa Types.
Tourist Visa:
This visa is available to all passport holders who are outside Australia and want to apply for a visa to visit Australia or for people who are in Australia and want to stay longer as a visitor. Certain tourists are also be eligible to apply for an Electronic Travel Authority (ETA) or an eVisitor visa which is determined by the passport that they hold.
If granted, this visa will allow you either a single or multiple entry to Australia for a stay period of up to three (3), six (6) or 12 months. The period of stay and number of entries granted will depend on the purpose of the visit and your personal circumstances. You must have a genuine intention to visit Australia as a tourist, for recreation or to visit your family and/or friends.
Family members, under 18, who are travelling to Australia and are included on your passport, can be included in your application. Other family members who have separate passports must lodge separate applications.
If you are granted this visa, you can study for up to three months. If you want to study longer than three months you should apply for a student visa.
You are not able to work in Australia on this type of visa. If you are coming to Australia to work, you should consider applying for a visa which allows you to work in Australia such as a Work Permit (subclass 457 visa).
Spouse & Partner Visas:
This visa allows you to enter or remain in Australia on the basis of your married, de-facto or interdependent relationship with your partner:
· on a temporary visa (usually for a waiting period of approximately two (2) years from the date you applied for the visa)
· on a permanent visa if, after the waiting period (if applicable), your partner relationship still exists and you are still eligible for this visa.
Your partner must provide sponsorship for you. Your partner must be an Australian citizen, an Australian permanent resident, or an eligible New Zealand citizen.
Married Spouse
Your marriage must be legal under Australian Law. If you were married in a country other than Australia and that marriage is valid in that country, generally it will be recognised as valid under Australian law.
You and your partner must show a mutual commitment to a shared life as husband and wife to the exclusion of all others. You and your partner must be living together or, if not, any separation must be only temporary. You must also have a genuine and continuing relationship with your partner.
De-facto Spouse (opposite sex, unmarried) and Interdependent (same-sex, unmarried)
You and your partner must have been in a de-facto spouse or interdependent relationship for the entire 12 months immediately prior to lodging your application. The 12-month relationship requirement may be waived if one of the following situations applies:
· you can demonstrate compelling and compassionate circumstances, such as if you have children with your partner.
· in the case of an interdependent relationship, where cohabitation was contrary to law in the applicant's country of residence.
You and your partner must show a mutual commitment to a shared life to the exclusion of all others. You and your partner must be living together or, if not, any separation must be only temporary. You must also have a genuine and continuing relationship with your partner.
If you declare your relationship to the State office of Births, Deaths and Marriages then you can have the 12 months cohabitation period mentioned above waived.
In assessing a claimed de-facto or interdependent relationship, the department usually looks at evidence of things such as:
· living together full-time
· sharing important financial and social commitments
· setting up a household separately from other people
· how, when and where you first met
· how your relationship developed
· when you decided to marry or to start a de facto spouse or interdependent relationship
· your domestic arrangements (how you support each other financially, physically and emotionally and when this level of commitment began)
· any periods of separation (when and why the separation occurred, for how long and how you maintained your relationship during the period of separation)
· your future plans.


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Center for Theoretical Underground Physics and Related Areas (CETUP*)
Mission Statement
The Center for Theoretical Underground Physics and Related Areas is intend to be the central collaboration point for long term, intermediate, and programmatic functions for physics and related fields that deal directly with the experimental work being conducted at the worlds 20 plus underground laboratories. Our goal is to bring together people with different talents and skills to address the most exciting questions in physics, astrophysics, geosciences, and geomicrobiology.
2016 Program Dates and Location:
June 6 through July 15, 2016, Deadwood South Dakota, near the Sanford Underground Research Facility.
Please note that this is not a conference, but rather an Aspen, KITP, or INT style program.
Program Information:
There will be 3-4 talks a day, with the afternoons left mostly free for discussions and collaborations.
The CETUP* attendees will be provided by Deadwood-Lead Middle School with a spacious office space, access to the meeting rooms, break room, fax and copy machine, as well as high speed wireless internet connection.


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Will there be a 2014?
Fast forward to today, and to Gene's lil press conference. As it turns out Tony was completely out of the loop on this, and is not at all happy about it. Gene's comment about it.... "Well get happy about it, or get out of the building."
So when I read that Kurt had signed my first thought was Smoke, Kevin, and Kurt all on the same team. Three of the biggest hotheads in the game trying to co-exist in the same shop. This team is gonna implode. there is no way this is going to work out. WAY TOO MANY ALPHA DOGS.
Now however after seeing what Gene had to say, and the way he had to say it. I have to wonder if there will even be an SHR for 2014. I don't believe this is going to sit well with Tony. Not only did Gene ignore Tony's wishes about Kurt (Tony thought they needed to wait) then he turns around and basically tells Tony he too is expendable. "Yea Tony you took my crappy lil team out of the basement, made it a championship team, but if you don't like this then pack your #### and get out." Not an ounce of gratitude or loyalty in this man.
On a side note I still think Tony is an A$$. .Gonna miss this site but after Homestead SHR can suck it


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"Ballhawks give back by collecting baseballs"
I'm sure by now-if you've been keeping up with me on my blogs-you'd know that I'm a professional Ballhawk. Nearly six years ago, I snagged my first baseball at Kauffman Stadium with the help of an usher during my mid-tour leave from combat in Iraq. Since then, I've progressively snagged more and more baseballs each year.
Last week I was contacted by Meggie Zahneis, a youth reporter for Major League Baseball, and was invited to participate in an interview about Ballhawking. It was a lot of fun to answer some of the questions and sort of explain the idea behind Ballhawking.
If you're interested in reading the article, click this link and enjoy!
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Hi Wayne. I am from Oregon and rarely get to go to MLB games because we obviously dont have a team, but on occasion I do go to a Mariner Game. In July im going to a night game against the Orioles. Can you give me any tips on how to snag balls at Safeco Field. Thanks- feel free to email back .Cal


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Heaven's Lost Property
Forte: You Strip, Too! The Return of the Full-frontal Hero
Episode 15 | TV-MA
The gang plays the "Dive Game" to explore their dreams after Tomoki's recent vision of the mysterious angel. Upon returning to the real world, Sugata finds that the search for answers has only raised new questions.
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May 9, 2012 —
POCONO MANOR, PA — "She's the stealth bomber of conservation causes," declared Delaware Highlands Conservancy (DHC) board president Greg Belcamino as he invited DHC founder Barbara Yeaman to the podium at the Pennsylvania Land Trust Association's (PALTA) annual conference on May 4. Before a large crowd, Yeaman was presented with the organization's Lifetime Conservation Leadership Award.
"That's how Barbara gets things done, quietly, never drawing attention to herself," continued Belcamino. "She flies beneath the radar and always accomplishes her mission, although she seldom takes credit for it. Once she speaks, you have to listen and it's almost impossible to say no."
Now 87, Yeaman founded the DHC 17 years ago at the age of 70. The 500-member non-profit organization has since preserved more than 13,000 acres in the Upper Delaware River region and achieved an important milestone in earning accreditation from the national Land Trust Alliance's Accreditation Commission.
During the past year, the DHC also finalized its position on natural gas drilling, concluding, "Gas drilling and its associated impacts on infrastructure and natural resources are not compatible with our mission and the conservation goals we must meet to assure the long-term protection of our lands, waters, and quality of life." In addition, the DHC recently merged with the Eagle Institute—now a special project of the DHC—and opened a new office in Sullivan County, NY.
Yeaman, a resident of Wayne County, has continued to serve in various roles and recently came back onto the DHC board as vice president. "Barbara long ago earned the right to slow down," said Belcamino. "I don't think there's been anyone more self-effacing and effective. Those who know her work in land conservation have nothing but admiration for her commitment to the cause and nothing but astonishment for the time and energy that she's put into it."
Yeaman graciously accepted the award. "I'm speechless, so I brought some notes," quipped the diminutive conservationist following a standing ovation. "I'm truly humbled to receive this statewide recognition and so honored that you value my work for the past 30 years." Yeaman thanked her family, friends in the conservation community, DHC members and board, noting that "no one works alone."
Yeaman closed with a quote from "When Women Were Birds," by Terry Tempest Williams. "The world is already split open and it is in our destiny to heal it, each in our own way, each in our own time, with gifts that are ours," read Yeaman. "What better message for us to takeand use as our own?"
Following the award ceremony, as pictures of Yeaman from infancy to the present continued to appear on a screen behind the podium, keynote speaker and Susquehanna County resident Seamus McGraw addressed the audience. McGraw is the author of "The End of Country," which explores the "epic battle for control" of the Marcellus Shale and his family's experience in leasing their land.
The gravel-voiced writer shared his perspective on fossil fuels while painting his persona for the crowd. "I usually show up dressed in leather and travelling on a motorcycle," he said. "I live almost entirely on caffeine and nicotine, so I'm not gonna throw stones." Suddenly lobbing a heavy bag into the air," McGraw growled, "I lied. I am gonna throw some stones. Almost 20 pounds of coal, which I carry around because that's how much each of us burns every day."
McGraw detailed the process and costs of coal extraction, asserting, "Every person in America is digging a grave-sized hole in America every single day."
Moving on to natural gas extraction, McGraw called it the most divisive issue in the state. "It's created a situation where we find it very difficult to talk to each other," he said. "When we talk about the Marcellus Shale, it is absolutely essential that we recognize the real and profound risks associated with the development of this," he said, then added, "It is also essential that we review those risks in context."
McGraw said that while he believes human survival depends on a carbon-free future, he advocated for relying on a mix of fossil fuels to bridge the gap. Then he invited comments from the audience.
"Prolonging bad habits and philosophies that have gotten us into this mess in the first place isn't the answer," responded conference attendee Virginia Kennedy. "We have to change our paradigm in terms of how we live and think. There are more and more problems associated with hydrofracking. Let's be honest and not waste time rationalizing this dangerous process. Let's use our creativity and energy to do something better than that. We have to move away from natural gas, oil and coal. We're in a hard place right now, but that should motivate us to rise to the best in ourselves, not to rationalize something that's only marginally better."


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I noticed yesterday that my breasts didn't seem as full and by evening they were very squishy and not anywhere near being full at all. Does supply decrease a lot suddenly or do you see a slow decrease? I almost look a cup size smaller.
I nurse on demand and occasionally pump to have some to store. I tried pumping last night and could barely get 1oz between BOTH breasts, normally I can get 2-4oz per breast. I pumped today and only got 2oz between both breasts. They have not felt full all day but seem very flaccid, normally they feel more full. I am not sure if my son is getting enough, he is 9 weeks old.
I have not been sick and am not on any medication besides the mini pill.
Any ideas?


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- 2395: According to the imager at the Velara Base, this year is when Velara III would have become a Class M planet suitable for colonization. However, the project was discontinued with the discovery of the microbrain in 2364. (TNG: "Home Soil")
Alternate timelines Edit
Consistent throughout all timelines:
The following events took place in an alternate timeline in which the Delta Flyer returned to Earth after Voyager crash-landed due to faults in a quantum slipstream drive. (VOY: "Timeless")
- 2390: Chakotay, with the assistance of Harry Kim, Tessa Omond, and The Doctor (after being reactivated) changes the timeline so that Voyager doesn't crash on the Class L planet.
The following events took place in an alternate timeline in which Benjamin Sisko was displaced out of time. (DS9: "The Visitor")
- 2391: Jake Sisko begins to study subspace mechanics and was awarded with a Betar Prize for his Collected Stories.
The following events took place in an alternate timeline in which the USS Voyager did not enter the Borg transwarp conduits and return to Earth in 2378. (VOY: "Endgame")
- 2392: The Doctor invents a synaptic transceiver for a neural interface.
- 2394: Voyager returns to Earth after 23 years in the Delta Quadrant. Chakotay dies in the same year.
The Star Trek Chronology gives the date for the events of the anti-time future in "All Good Things..." as 2395. However, this assumes that the crew of the Enterprise-D disbands concurrent with the end of TNG Season 7. No specific date is given in the episode itself, only that it had been 15 years since the crew was all serving on the Enterprise-D. Riker also states that he and Worf have been estranged for 20 years as a result of their shared feelings for Troi.
The Path to 2409 lists events leading up to Star Trek Online during this time. Star Trek Online was initially intended to be set in the 2390s. The setting was moved to 2409, however. (citation needed • edit)
- 2399: The Khitomer Accords dissolve. (Star Trek Online)
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Syria: Does The U.S. And Russia Deal Go Far Enough?
The world watches and waits to hear if the Assad government will give up Syria's chemical weapons stock. In the meantime, George Perkovich of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace talks with host Michel Martin about Israel's view on the Syrian conflict.


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Gov. passes on inaugural ball for fundraiser
MONTPELIER Vermont Gov. Peter Shumlin said Thursday hell skip the traditional inaugural ball after he is sworn into his second term next month, opting instead for a combination open house at the Statehouse and fundraiser for people still suffering the effects of Tropical Storm Irene.
To all the generous donors (who) donated to the inaugural fund last year ... this year were asking them to give to the Vermont Disaster Relief Fund, Shumlin said at his weekly news conference.
The governor said he would greet members of the public in the House chamber beginning at 4:30 p.m. on Jan. 10, and that there would be music and light refreshments at the event. He said no admission would be charged, but people would be invited to make a donation to the relief fund, or to buy, for $25, one of the I am Vermont strong license plates it has been selling.
The relief fund has set a fundraising goal of $10 million and so far has raised $6.8 million toward that goal, said board member Chris Graff. Graff said it has stepped where the Federal Emergency Management Agency and private insurers wont.
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102 comments:
- Francine said...
That necklace is awesome! I like this whole look, and the scenery. Very fantasy/fairytale-ish.
- December 28, 2009 at 10:02 AM
- anne said...
such a great skirt.
my goodness, look how cute you look with those glasses on!!
- December 28, 2009 at 10:10 AM
- Diana said...
How pretty! Throwing rocks on an icy lake sounds like fun.
- December 28, 2009 at 10:16 AM
- The Village Idiot said...
love the glasses!! they are sooo cool!
the tights look great with that skirt!!!
- December 28, 2009 at 10:17 AM
- Sonya said...
I love this outfit, it all goes together so well. I especially love the necklace!
- December 28, 2009 at 10:19 AM
- jayne said...
I really need some red tights like yours! fabulous!
- December 28, 2009 at 10:22 AM
- hannah elizabeth said...
i feel so guilty for not owning a plaid skirt!
your outfits and backgrounds are always so perfectly coordinated, i love the reds, browns and burnt colours in these photos.
- December 28, 2009 at 10:22 AM
- Camilla said...
Beautiful photos! xxx
- December 28, 2009 at 10:23 AM
- Hanako66 said...
such a pretty outfit...love your new glasses!
- December 28, 2009 at 10:25 AM
- Fabiola "Fab" said...
I love your plaid skirt. You me I'm all about texture, prints. I'll do almost anything to have your shoes!!! hint hint.... xoxo
- December 28, 2009 at 10:27 AM
- P' said...
Beautiful skirt!! I like the way you choose to wear it, with these red tights! I love the cardigan too!
I remember I had a plaid skirt like this but in blue, when I was in a private school, between 7 and 9 years old. I didn't like so much at this time... But now, I would like to find a skirt like this one day!
Kisses from Paris ;)
- December 28, 2009 at 10:33 AM
- enna. said...
"Seas frozen inside our souls" is such a lovely phrase. Is it part of a larger quote, by any chance?
- December 28, 2009 at 10:42 AM
- Melissa~ said...
wear that skirt is difficult (for me) they can look boring. but with a pair of thigths like yours and that shoes looks totally amazing.
- December 28, 2009 at 10:52 AM
- Jilliebeanie said...
Familiar...I wore a very similar combination yesterday - plaid, vintage skirt, red tights. Will post a photo sometime this week.
Especially love the glasses with this darling school-girl look. Wish I had a pair!
- December 28, 2009 at 10:55 AM
- lopi said...
Plaid skirts can be tricky to wear. Many people won't get the irony and it could end in an overkill, as you noted. However, you nailed it down to perfection with those amazing red tights and simple top. And the scenery is so beautiful. You're lucky.
- December 28, 2009 at 10:56 AM
- Jenna said...
SO cute!
And those shoes are adorable. =]
That last picture is inredible. I love it so much!
- December 28, 2009 at 10:57 AM
- hawthorne girl said...
very cute! do you know what brand the skirt is?
- December 28, 2009 at 11:00 AM
- GlamDistrict said...
I love plaid, and the contrast with the red tights is great.
- December 28, 2009 at 11:02 AM
- Wear Necessities said...
I agree, plaid is truly classy and I hope it never goes out of style. Beautiful outfit!! - Natalya of Wear Necessities
- December 28, 2009 at 11:05 AM
- Fashion Cappuccino said...
I don't usually like plaid unless it's in the shape I want but I adore that plaid skirt on you!! Perfect with a simple black cardigan!! Wish I had a frozen lake near me to play with! xoxoxoxo
- December 28, 2009 at 11:09 AM
- Bella said...
the skirt looks amazing with those new tights :]
the pond in my garden froze over last weekend and I found that the most satisfying thing was smashing the ice with a stick. hehheheheh, maybe I'm just too much of a kid :p xxx
- December 28, 2009 at 11:10 AM
- trina's reality said...
It's a really lovely skirt. ;] and scenery. ;]
- December 28, 2009 at 11:42 AM
- Caitlin said...
Adorable glasses, breath taking scenery.
xo Caitlin
- December 28, 2009 at 11:44 AM
- yulanda said...
You're making me want a plaid skirt. I haven't worn one since high school (Catholic school girl here). Since then, my old high school has banned the skirt because of the improper way girls wore it (short; like a belt instead of a skirt).
- December 28, 2009 at 11:47 AM
- Dylana said...
That skirt is gorgeous!
- December 28, 2009 at 12:15 PM
- Maria Tavares said...
The shoes... Damn, I LOVE THEM! :D
Great pictures.
Take care
- December 28, 2009 at 12:37 PM
- Jen said...
Very cute skirt. Plaid reminds me of picnic blankets - but in a good way! Love your shoes too.
- December 28, 2009 at 12:38 PM
- erin said...
love it with the red tights!
- December 28, 2009 at 12:42 PM
- Brittany said...
I love the shape of this skirt.. this is a very quirky and fun outfit and I love the contrast of the outfit and your background.
- December 28, 2009 at 12:56 PM
- Sara Lynn said...
I love your glasses! that skirt looks great, I am glad that you went with the tights instead of socks, because it looks so cute. These pictures remind me of my grandparents farm, there is a pond with a weeping willow that I really miss.
- December 28, 2009 at 1:09 PM
- Emily said...
I dig the glasses! And the look overall is so classic, but with a twist. Probably those red tights.
- December 28, 2009 at 1:11 PM
- bryna said...
totally cute outfit!
- December 28, 2009 at 1:14 PM
- libys11 said...
oohhh.. im gonna try that rock thing by a lake we have here.. hmm, that should be interesting! hahaha!
- December 28, 2009 at 1:34 PM
- la fille dans la forêt said...
I love how you paired the red tights with the plaid! So cute!
- December 28, 2009 at 1:53 PM
- Q's Daydream said...
adorable! i love plaid :o)
- December 28, 2009 at 1:57 PM
- KD said...
Love it!
- December 28, 2009 at 2:05 PM
- Faux Naif said...
oh you look great! i agree, plaid is definitely a classic. i think that the mark of a good piece is versatility - plaid can be conservative, racy, classic, avant-garde... it really is a miracle print.
- December 28, 2009 at 2:12 PM
- MissKellie said...
Aw, you look adorable! :D I love your red tights so much! I can't seem to find a pair anywhere, but I'd like to get some to wear with my own plaid skirts!
- December 28, 2009 at 2:14 PM
- Jenny said...
I saw a gorgeous plaid skirt in a vintage shop today, but sadly didn't have enough money to get it. And right now I'm wearing plaid pyjamas!
Lovely, simple outfit x
- December 28, 2009 at 2:20 PM
- Diane said...
- December 28, 2009 at 2:32 PM
- Sidewalk Chalk said...
That skirt is lovely. Love the shoes and the pretty necklace. :) - JoAnn, Sidewalk Chalk
- December 28, 2009 at 2:36 PM
- Sahakiel said...
Plaid is my favourite fabric since I was a little girl. When I was younger, I always wanted to be in a private school only for the plaid uniform... imagine! I could dress everyday in plaid! unfortunately, that never happened... so that's why I use plaid everytime I can!!
I love that skir and how you've combine it!!
I really recomend you to see The Boat that Rocked, is a gorgeous film!!
- December 28, 2009 at 3:01 PM
- Kallie said...
i used to kind of avoid red, but you pull it off so well that I'm inspired. great outfit as usual!
- December 28, 2009 at 3:37 PM
- Larissa said...
Lovely outfit! I especially like the necklace. (^.^)
- December 28, 2009 at 3:45 PM
- Alyssa said...
As usual, I am coveting this outfit... I am definitely feelin' the red tights; just wore some in my recent post as well. :) Than you for sharing these pretty pictures. Is this is Washington? The dreary weather sure does remind me of Washington! Ha!
- December 28, 2009 at 4:38 PM
- Silvestre said...
oh,so beautifulll place,and gorgerous style outfit!
love ur blog
- December 28, 2009 at 4:57 PM
- teri seaglass said...
Ah oxford heels! Lovely! Don't you have some oxford flats too? I've been trying to get some for so long!
teri at tintedseaglass.blogspot.com
- December 28, 2009 at 5:17 PM
- Kate said...
I love your red leggings. Colored leggings are the coolest! I only have black and grey. Bland I know. Love the oxfordish shoes. :D
- December 28, 2009 at 5:29 PM
- Saoirse (seer - sha) said...
Ahhhh! I looove your shoes! And your pictures are always so stunning!
- December 28, 2009 at 5:31 PM
- LML said...
i love plaid and own it on just about everything - except skirts, because for 12 years i had to wear one to school everyday haha
but i love it on you and everyone else because you dont have those memories to go along with it haha :)
- December 28, 2009 at 5:53 PM
- Eyeliah said...
Yes, I think plaid will always be in style.
- December 28, 2009 at 5:57 PM
- sachiiiii said...
I really love your shoes. And you look good in glasses.
- December 28, 2009 at 6:29 PM
- Angela said...
great outfit and red tights to spice it up!`
- December 28, 2009 at 6:36 PM
- Nadia Kamballa said...
Love the necklace and how your wear red tights..
- December 28, 2009 at 6:38 PM
- Jasmine said...
plaid really is a hard print to resist! i love that skirt!
- December 28, 2009 at 6:39 PM
- Ruta said...
Plaid is wonderful. I own too much plaid for my own good.
I especially love the tights and shoes. They are so pretty.
- December 28, 2009 at 6:59 PM
- Allana said...
Wow! Lovely pictures. I wish I lived where you live, it is so pretty there. Keep it up!
- December 28, 2009 at 7:02 PM
- ru.kurarin said...
the curved shape is delightful and i'm glad you paired it with red tights instead of the socks!
- December 28, 2009 at 7:25 PM
- Aimée said...
Great choice of the tights over the knee socks!
- December 28, 2009 at 7:43 PM
- sparkle motion said...
i really like the way you work somewhat odd colored tights into your wardrobe. orange is a color i would not know how to deal with but I love the way you paired it with that skirt. you also have me wondering if I need a pair of mustard tights, a color that I usually dont touch!
- December 28, 2009 at 7:43 PM
- daisymay said...
That skirt is so sweet!! And I love it teamed with the red tights!
- December 28, 2009 at 7:52 PM
- S.Elisabeth said...
Ha I might have to try that sometime. And hmm I have a quite a few items that would be considered Catholic uniform. My Catholic school friends think I'm nuts for liking said items
- December 28, 2009 at 7:59 PM
- layia said...
i'll give it a try, throwing rocks on a frozen lake. it's back to its normal state right now so i'll wait til it's frozen ^^
- December 28, 2009 at 8:10 PM
- Style Artisan said...
When I was modeling in Hamburg, the lake in the middle of town was frozen so thick that they would have races on it!
You take the best pictures. I am always so impressed with your creativity.
And thanks so much for visiting my new blog and leaving a comment. That made my day and made me smile!
- December 28, 2009 at 8:13 PM
- JT said...
aw you're adorable! love the vintage feel of your outfit! great photos too!!!!
love the blog btw!
- December 28, 2009 at 9:06 PM
- Christina said...
Glasses are my favorite finishing touch to all of my outfits! It's really nice to see other bloggers rocking them as well.
- December 28, 2009 at 9:43 PM
- Eve said...
I love plaid as well! Ever since I was little and watched british films with girls in their plaid skirts! I adore your shoes! So pretty!
- December 28, 2009 at 9:59 PM
- Molly said...
the seychelles will always be my favourite item of yours...
- December 28, 2009 at 10:12 PM
- Amelia said...
Plaid has always been a favorite of mine. I love it with the red tights.
- December 28, 2009 at 10:23 PM
- Blackbird Fly said...
While I like the idea of gray, I think the red tights worked out really well--and I looooove that necklace. Modcloth does it again!
- December 28, 2009 at 10:31 PM
- Ally Moschini said...
Loooove your tights!!!
- December 28, 2009 at 10:33 PM
- indigotangerine said...
What a perfect plaid. My irish friend was freaking out the other day about how J Crew was using HER family's official tartan. I was wondering what happened to your glasses! You look great in them you should wear them more often! :)
- December 28, 2009 at 11:25 PM
- Ariel said...
i love your outfit, especially the red tights. i got some red tights from urban but they ended up being a little more orange-ish than i would have liked. yours are great. :)
- December 29, 2009 at 12:22 AM
- The Owl Diary said...
i adore your skirt, necklace & shoes.
- December 29, 2009 at 12:44 AM
- Parapluie said...
That's the perfect plaid skirt!
- December 29, 2009 at 1:55 AM
- le blog de leen said...
what a lovely outfit :)
loove the necklace, it's really cute
- December 29, 2009 at 2:05 AM
- Vicki said...
LOVE the glasses!! theres a frozen lake near my house i walked round it yesterday with dog and bf in tow it was so slippery just wlaking round it we fell like 5 times! but i agree its so pretty to see all gleaming and frozen :)
happy holidays!
magpie-girl.blogspot.com xo
- December 29, 2009 at 2:31 AM
- Fannah said...
amazing skirt and tights!
i'm not much of a winter person at all but i love to see frozen waters anyway.. it has something magical to it.
- December 29, 2009 at 4:12 AM
- renwore said...
I love your tights and skirt together!!! And your watch-necklace is awesome~~
- December 29, 2009 at 4:39 AM
- michelle_ said...
I love how made d intro on plaids. Its a very well written paragraph. I bet ure an A student in english !
I never thought that plaids r uniform for both official n street outfits..
Anyway that necklace is very cool and beautiful !
I love how u added d pop of red in the stockings :)
Michelle @ glisters and blisters
- December 29, 2009 at 4:49 AM
- Colaço said...
- December 29, 2009 at 5:38 AM
- Ashley said...
Love your whole look! The glasses goes so well with this outfit. Love the red stockings that matches the plaids so well!
- December 29, 2009 at 6:35 AM
- AlicePleasance said...
Haha, I hate when glasses fog up!
- December 29, 2009 at 6:43 AM
- Katie said...
love the ribbed red tights! great texture and color (esp. adorable with those shoes!).
- December 29, 2009 at 7:44 AM
- Nadine said...
I totally adore the necklace and the skirt - and I never thought brown can look so good with red.
- December 29, 2009 at 8:03 AM
- anna bu said...
awwww what a cutie! love this outfit!!
do you wanna exchange links?
- December 29, 2009 at 8:20 AM
- DearBeatrice... said...
You're rocking those red tights!! ^.^
- December 29, 2009 at 8:21 AM
- Winnie said...
You look fab in those red tights! I love that comparison between grunge bands and catholic school girls. So different!
- December 29, 2009 at 9:28 AM
- Rosie said...
DON'T throw the rocks on the lake!! I'll trip and fall iceskating :(
- December 29, 2009 at 9:44 AM
- Sophie said...
i think its you that makes this outfit work the most :)
and lush scenery in the background.
- December 29, 2009 at 9:53 AM
- Chelsea said...
That necklace watch is amazing.
- December 29, 2009 at 10:17 AM
- Lexie said...
i love the silhouette of this skirt - it's pretty hard to find in mall stores.
and the tights are so perfect for the season!
- December 29, 2009 at 3:55 PM
- KittyCate said...
Fantastic outfit, you do geek-chic so perfectly - the glasses look really good on you. x
- December 29, 2009 at 7:09 PM
- Becca Jane said...
I love that horse/watch/necklace!
- December 29, 2009 at 9:50 PM
- firefly said...
I have a necklace like your horse one, except mine is just a watch face on a gold chain. Very useful to tell the time!
- December 29, 2009 at 9:53 PM
- Kennedy said...
these pictures are so beautiful, and of course, as usual, you look like you walked right out of a magazine. <3
- December 29, 2009 at 10:34 PM
- puenktchen said...
your blog is so sweet.like sugar!
xxxx sophie
- December 30, 2009 at 1:05 AM
- Manja said...
Oh that outfit is so beautiful! I have had purple plaid fabric lying around forever and I think I really need to make a skirt out of it!
- December 30, 2009 at 2:14 AM
- Savannah Burton said...
im afraid i might be in love with your shoes!!!!!! :-)
- December 30, 2009 at 3:39 PM
- Nadine said...
Great review - Happy New Year!
- December 31, 2009 at 8:06 AM
- Emily said...
Haha, I'm so going to try throwing a rock on some ice. I've decided not to complain too much about winter this year and have some fun with it instead. So, if throwing rocks onto a frozen lake/pond is where the fun is then I'm all for it!
Red tights have always intimidated me. You wear them so well. I did muster up the courage to buy bordeaux-colored tights this past fall. I think it's the closet I'll come to red for a while ;)
- December 31, 2009 at 4:15 PM
- jaunty magpie said...
The skirt is grand. Plaid is such a classic and warm pattern to wear. As for throwing stuff into frozen lakes -- agreed on its entertainment value. Did a late winter hike once and we came across a huge mostly-frozen lake. Beautiful peacefulness, then we got rowdy and tried to see who could make the biggest crack in the ice with rocks. Sigh -- will I ever grow up? Probably not.
- December 31, 2009 at 4:45 PM


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Here's a simple test for you: Use your CAD system to model a raw chicken egg.
It sounds pretty simple, but it can be maddeningly difficult, depending on how accurate you want your model to be.
As a start, the outside of the shell is a single class-A surface. Though eggs in general seem quite symmetrical, in specific, they aren't. They have some variance. Pull one out of your refrigerator and measure it, and you'll see. (I'm assuming that all good engineers keep fresh eggs in their refrigerator, and have calipers handy to measure them.)
If you're going to model a real-world egg, you'll need to account for its asymmetry. You may not find two diametrically opposite points of symmetry to use as a sweep axis–which may make using a parametric modeler a bit difficult.
But let's say you pay attention, and use a parametric, direct, or surface modeler to model the egg shell accurately as a single NURBS surface. You're still not done.
You need to model the inside of the egg. The whites and yolk are fluid structures, and you need to deal with their interfaces (which, I'm guessing, are non-manifolds), as well as their viscosity and surface tensions.
Suppose, though, I let you off the hook, and say you don't need to model anything on the egg that you can't see from the outside.
That doesn't really let you off the hook.
There's an old test to determine whether an egg is raw, or hard-boiled. You spin it on a hard surface. If it spins easily and quickly, it's hard-boiled. If it spins with more difficulty, and slows down quickly (because the liquid yolk and whites are damping its motion), it's raw. (Here's a variant of this test that works even better.)
You may be able to model the outside surface of an egg shell, but it's a lot harder to model the egg as a self-contained system.
There is a point to this exercise. It's to get you thinking about abstraction. All CAD models are abstractions of the real world objects they model. The real issue with abstractions is their appropriateness for purpose.
NURBS-based b-rep surface models are appropriate abstractions for many purposes. But not for all purposes. Consider some examples: FEA, CFD, CNC, and RP. All of these require different abstractions. If you look outside the realm of purely geometric representations, there are many more useful abstractions.
Today's CAD, CAM, CAE, and PLM systems have a difficult time managing multiple abstractions. I suspect this has a lot to do with their underlying object models. I believe it's something that will change over time. But I don't believe it's something that can be easily patched onto old programs.


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Hi (new to this forum!) - I am returning to work in two and a half months and have questions about weaning, since I don't want to force DD to go 'cold turkey'.
Currently, I am BF DD six times a day, and feed solids three times a day. I tried twice to introduce formula and met with firm rejection (spit up BM and solids).
Other than BM, DD drinks liquids (water/diluted juice) from an Advent sippy cup trainer (with the clear silicone stopper removed), but doesn't take a great deal of liquid (probably 80-120ml/day, which is why I'm still BF six times a day, to ensure adequate fluid intake). I don't feel I can get any more food/liquid into DD! My questions:
- Does anyone BF their baby twice a day only (morning and night) - can an adequate milk supply for two BF/day be maintained without pumping (it won't be practical to pump once I return to work)?
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Gallery Talk
"monument" on the survival of Mrs. Reppin, 1966
Dan Flavin
American, 1933-1996
Warm red and white fluorescent light
6-3/4 x 84-1/4 in. (17.1 x 214.0 cm)
Norton Simon Museum, Museum Purchase, Fellows Acquisition Fund
© 2013 Stephen Flavin/Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York; courtesy of David Zwirner, New York
Curatorial Talk: '"monument" on the survival of Mrs. Reppin,' 1966
Date: Sunday, April 07, 2013
Time: 1:00 pm - 1:30 pm
Speaker: Tom Norris
Type: Gallery Talk
Join Curatorial Associate Tom Norris to discuss Dan Flavin's "monument" on the survival of Mrs. Reppin in its debut installation at the Museum. Through Flavin's placement of four commercially-available fluorescent lights in the gallery corner, "monument" evokes religious iconography and engages the room's architecture.
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Another Fine Example of Absolutism
Hard for me to find any words to say this morning; but I will say that last night's NLDS Game 5 between the Cardinals and Phillies was… well… one of the best games I've ever seen. I tip my cap to the Phils, but today is a good day to be a Redbird.
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Jeff, I couldn't agree with you more. That was a heart pumping game as was the Brewers-D'backs game earlier in the day. Good luck against the Brewers.


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Vermont company in a sticky situation?By Taylor Reed
The Caledonian-Record | February 09,2013ST. JOHNSBURY Canadian officials have linked Maple Grove Farms of Vermont to a case in which $20 million of maple syrup was stolen in Quebec.
The company denies any wrongdoing.
Mark Bigelow, a Maple Grove manager in St. Johnsbury, declined to comment Thursday afternoon. A statement released later by the company notes, Maple Grove Farms purchased the maple syrup in good faith with no reason to believe that it was coming from Quebec or that it may have been stolen.
The case now implicating Maple Grove, a major regional company, which bills itself as the largest distributor of maple syrup in the United States and the worlds leading maple-candy producer, involves siphoning the equivalent of 10,000 barrels of syrup from a warehouse controlled by the Federation of Quebec Maple Syrup Producers in Quebec. The value of the stolen syrup has been set at $20 million.
The federation has been compared to an OPEC-like cartel that distributes up to 78 percent of the worlds syrup, influences market prices by withholding supply, and maintains a strategic syrup reserve likened to the United States strategic oil reserve.
The Gazette in Montreal reported that Maple Grove was caught with 12 tanker truck loads of maple syrup that came from the syrup stolen from the warehouse in Saint-Louis-de-Blandford, Quebec.
The newspaper report stated that Maple Grove was visited in October by Vermont and Canadian police in the investigation connecting the company to the stolen syrup. The significance of the heist has given birth to the moniker The Great Maple Syrup Theft Caper.
The French newspaper Le Soleil reported Wednesday that the amount of syrup that could be transported in 12 tractor-trailer loads would be about 700,000 pounds. If Maple Grove purchased that amount it would equal about 15 percent of the total amount of stolen syrup.
Chief Clem Houde of the St. Johnsbury Police Department, which covers the area in the village where Maple Grove is located, said his officers were not involved in the investigation. Lt. Michael Henry of the Vermont State Police also said his troopers were not involved.
According to a petition filed before the Board of Agriculture and Food Marketing of Quebec, a Maple Grove representative confirmed the company purchased syrup from heist kingpin Richard Vallieres last summer at a cost substantially below normal rates set by the syrup federation. Media reports say Vallieres is a well-known buyer of illegal maple syrup.
Maple Grove denies the purchase was at a greatly reduced cost. Press reports that the prices paid for the maple syrup were substantially below normal rates are inaccurate. The prices paid were consistent with normal commercial prices for maple syrup purchased from sources outside of Quebec.
Canadian authorities have made more than 18 arrests in the case, including Vallieres. Maple Grove for its alleged part could face fines and trade sanctions.
The Agriculture and Food Marketing Board of Quebec frowns on the purchase of syrup from unauthorized dealers, and was scheduled to rule on Maple Groves breach of procedure this week. However, the matter was postponed to allow criminal charges to be laid in the matter, according to Canadian media reports.
The maple syrup theft was discovered in July 2012 by an accountant sent to assess inventory at the Saint-Louis-de-Blandford warehouse. The warehouse is located about 100 miles northeast of Montreal.
Maple Grove Farms was founded in 1915. It is headquartered on Portland Street in St. Johnsbury, but also maintains a branch in Saint-Evariste-de-Forsyth, Quebec.
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Libraries share successes with WorldShare Management Services
Expanding our e-collection
Criss Library at the University of Nebraska Omaha was honored as the100th library to go live with OCLC WorldShare Management Services (WMS). (Currently, nearly 160 libraries are live with WMS.) Steve Shorb, Dean of the Library, said the move to WMS helped the library acquire 300,000 e-book titles with cost savings and helps set the stage for future staff reallocation to create an institutional repository.
"In the future, we hope to have the ability to stream video and become more involved with distance learning, online education and MOOCs," says Steve. "By streamlining other processes and eliminating server maintenance, some of our IT staff might have more bandwidth to focus on streaming video and help us grow our digital collections."
Easier workflows lead to "undiscovered treasure"
With WMS, staff at Perkins Library at Doane College, a small liberal arts school in Crete, Nebraska, got back time for projects that had been previously ignored. Director Julie Pinnell smiles at the thought of technology-averse staff who have embraced the much simpler WMS workflows. And she's excited about a "wonderful archive" that's been "an undiscovered treasure" until now, because WMS has enabled her to move staff to work on it.
"By streamlining other processes and eliminating server maintenance, some of our IT staff might have more bandwidth to focus on streaming video and help us grow our digital collections."
A part of something bigger
Bucknell University in Pennsylvania is the largest private liberal arts university in the U.S. According to Jennifer Clarke, Assistant Director of Development and Access Services, at Bucknell the library and IT department are a combined organization. The move to WMS enabled Bucknell to hire two staff to support a new digital scholarship center that is housed in the library. And notably, the reference desk was eliminated in favor of a single service desk—Jennifer thinks it works well "because [WMS] is so easy to use."
There's a larger perspective, she notes. Jennifer and a retired cataloger realized that while they were enhancing records for Bucknell's benefit, "probably hundreds if not thousands of other catalogers were doing the same thing at the same time (for their institutions). Now when we update records using WMS, we do it for the benefit of the world. So we're pretty happy about that!"
Increased metadata management functionality with OCLC WorldShare Metadata
OCLC WorldShare Metadata Collection Manager, which celebrated its first birthday in September, has been enhanced with new and expanded functionality, including:
- Embedded local bibliographic data, which enhances discoverability
- Ability to specify record options, which improves the flow of loading records into the discovery interface
- More editing options to save time and improve accuracy.
One way to learn more about Collection Manager is through an ongoing webinar series, available as part of an OCLC cataloging subscription. The webinars include:
- Using Collection Manager to improve the quality of MARC records
- Using the WorldCat knowledge base and Collection Manager to facilitate DDA
- Updating government documents automatically using Collection Manager.
Recordings from these webinars and more are posted to OCLC's website within a few weeks after they occur for on-demand viewing.
Automating e-book collection management
A new collaboration between OCLC and ProQuest automates the process to keep e-book holdings from ebrary and EBL–Ebook Library up-to-date in WorldCat and library catalogs, and offers current links to library users for easy access to those titles. The initiative builds on OCLC's work with ProQuest's e-book businesses to support Demand Driven Acquisition (DDA) workflow and e-book access. The automatic updates eliminate the need for manual intervention by staff at OCLC cataloging libraries.
Build your own service
Your library can now build and share applications on the WorldShare Platform with the new WorldCat Metadata API. With this API, libraries can create applications to add new and enrich existing WorldCat bibliographic records, and maintain WorldCat institution holdings and local bibliographic data.
Libraries can continue to catalog their collections in WorldCat using OCLC-built applications such as Connexion and the upcoming WorldShare Metadata Record Manager, or they can create new applications using the WorldCat Metadata API to manage their cataloging workflows.
An early adopter opportunity
WorldShare Metadata Record Manager is on the horizon for general release in 2014. Record Manager became available in September 2013 to libraries that use OCLC WorldShare Management Services. It enables these libraries to set and delete WorldCat holdings, manage local holdings records and local bibliographic data, and create and replace WorldCat master records using either the MARC 21 editor or the Text View editor. For libraries that do not use WorldShare Management Services, Record Manager will be available to early adopters in 2014. There is no end-of-life date for Connexion and additional migration information will be provided later.
Migrate to WorldShare Interlibrary Loan by May 2014
Libraries that use OCLC's WorldCat Resource Sharing service for interlibrary loan are in the midst of migration to the new OCLC WorldShare Interlibrary Loan service. The new cloud-based service has been enhanced several times since its introduction in March 2013 to offer a growing range of functionality that OCLC's resource sharing libraries need.
All WorldCat Resource Sharing libraries must migrate by mid-May 2014 as WorldCat Resource Sharing will be "turned off" on 19 May 2014. In the meantime, OCLC is offering a slate of webinars and workshops to help libraries migrate smoothly.
New WorldCat content and greater visibility for libraries
OCLC has signed new agreements with leading publishers to add more electronic content to WorldCat, improving access to these collections and simplifying administration for libraries that use OCLC WorldShare Metadata services. Metadata and content from new publishers will be integrated into library management workflows in WorldShare services, and will be discoverable through a variety of services, including WorldCat.org and WorldCat Local.
Content from these providers has been added in 2013: 3M, Al Manhal, Bentham Science, CAIRN, Canadian Science Publishing, Confidential Concepts, Ecological Society of America, eLibro, Henry Stewart Talks Ltd, Internet Scientific Publications, Kluwer Education, New York University Press, ProjectMuse, ProQuest, Sage, SciELO, The ciando GmbH and Walter de Gruyter. OCLC Publisher Relations welcomes input from libraries on content they would like to discover through OCLC services.
OCLC has also welcomed many commercial and library industry partners who typically use the WorldCat Search API to add library titles to their applications and websites. Libraries receive broad exposure for their collections through these partner channels. Some of the newer partners fall into these broader categories:
- Citation websites: Citefast, CiteThisForMe, How to Write Citations and StyleEase
- Mobile apps for campus learning management systems: Desire2Learn and Blackboard
- Mobile apps for citations and reference: ReferenceME and eHighlighter.com
- Research and book review sites: DOGObooks, Mindview and ShipIndex.
ISSUE 22 contents
- Index
- President's Report
- What keeps you up at night?
- WebJunction community celebrates 10 years
- New definition of membership emphasizes the collaborative nature of OCLC; Asia Pacific annual conference in Bangkok focuses on cooperation
- Health Happens in Libraries
- The Big Shift: E-book availability in public libraries
- Demystifying Born Digital
- WorldShare Update
- Explore the world with mapFAST mobile; Watch WorldCat grow in real time
- What keeps you up at night? The rapid pace of change
- WorldCat statistics
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Wouldn't it be nice if everyone in the office got along? Unfortunately, the realities of life often follow people to the office, and the same rules of social interaction apply in a professional setting.
Some people simply have personalities that do not mesh well with everyone else. Whether they are labeled annoying or irritating may simply be an issue of semantics, but the point is that they are not the most pleasant individuals to be around on a regular basis.
Identifying these individuals may be a key factor when it comes to getting work done and tolerating the office setting.
Granted, people should exercise some compassion for irritating individuals, but if people continue to engage in behavior that they may be able to control, there are certainly times when they should be avoided.
With that in mind, here are a the five most common types of annoying co-workers and tips on how to spot them.
No. 5: The Motormouth
Sometimes spotting the annoying co-worker isn't about seeing. Rather, it is about hearing, because this annoying co-worker is the one who is talking even though no one is listening.
A person could close her eyes, but unfortunately she cannot turn down the volume. It would be rude to ask questions such as, "Are you talking to anyone in particular, or are you just talking?"
Perhaps the annoying co-worker is uncomfortable with silence or maybe he just likes to talk. In either case, these are the types of people who keep the conversation going, even if there isn't any dialogue occurring.
There are times when people stop responding to the motormouth, but unfortunately constant talkers may miss the cue and keep right on yammering.
Of course, it could be worse. The irritating co-worker could have the ability to appear instantly in another place.
No. 4: The Teleporter
If a co-worker is annoying, there may be opportunities for people to get away. Unfortunately, a small office or adjacent working spaces can make this difficult.
In addition, some people just seem to have a unique ability to appear out of nowhere. A group of co-workers may be gathering to chat and the annoying person seems to just materialize.
This can also occur when people are trying to escape for lunch and the irritating colleague suddenly rounds the corner. Before people know it, they are reverting back to elementary school and shouting, "Look out! Here he comes! Go! Go! Go! Run for it!" This may be a bit sophomoric with elements of being mean-spirited, but escaping from the annoying co-worker sometimes requires some drastic strategies.
After all, people do not want to hear the biography of irritation yet again.
No. 3: The TMIer
Constant talking has been mentioned as sign that a person is an irritating co-worker. However, sometimes annoyance stems from content rather than sheer volume.
These are the types of people who lack a "filter" to their speech.
It is certainly nice to get to know people, but typically this happens when there is a mutual interest in deepening a relationship. When people openly share their inner secrets, their dating results, and their personal habits, it can make the workplace definitively uncomfortable.
Again, there is a level of compassion that should be exercised, as this may be a sign that the person is crying out for help. However, caring about a co-worker does not mean that people must listen to everything that they say on a daily basis.
As the world has advanced, irritating workers have also started to make their presence known on the World Wide Web.


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By Charlotte Oliver, December 4, 2013
The beginning of December was lit by menorahs as Chanucah ushered in the cold, wintery month. Students around the UK got into the holiday spirit, joining JSocs, Chabadniks and Chaplains in celebrating the occasion with parties, dinners - and, of course, a whole lot of doughnuts.
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Sun-Dried Tomato Pesto Crostini
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Recipe Servings: 4 portions
Recipe Preparation Time: 10 minutes
Recipe Cook Time: 7 minutes
2 cups sun-dried tomatoes packed in oil, drained
1/2 cup freshly grated parmesan cheese
1/2 - 3/4 cup Lucini® Premium Extra Virgin Olive Oil®
1/4 cup packed fresh basil leaves
1/4 cup packed fresh parsley leaves
1/4 cup pinenuts
2 garlic cloves, crushed under a knife and peeled
Fresh ground pepper to taste
Process all the ingredients and half of the Lucini® Premium Select Extra Virgin Olive Oil® in a food processor fitted with the metal blade. Slowly pour in the remaining oil as the pesto is processing. Blend until the mixture forms a coarse paste; add more oil if you desire a thinner paste.
Crostini: slice French bread or white Tuscan unsalted bread into small pieces that are approximately 2" x 3" in size. Brush with Lucini® Premium Select Extra Virgin Olive Oil®. Bake at 350 degrees for approximately 5-7 minutes.
Spread a spoonful of pesto on each piece of toasted crostini.
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By Leslie Radford
Janice Brown was up at 3 a.m. Friday, peeking through the blinds at her home off of Commerce and Pile streets to see what the commotion was going on outside her window.
"There were already people out walking around," she said. "I was looking for media, mostly, but I couldn't believe there were people already here."
They were there preparing for the Base Realignment and Closure hearing that took place later Friday morning at Marshall Junior High School.
By 7 a.m., hundreds if not thousands of people had lined Commerce Way and Prince Streets to greet BRAC commissioners as they were escorted by law enforcement vehicles to the hearing.
Officials said about 5,000 flags were displayed along the route from the commissioners' hotel to the school, along with thousands of "Operation: Keep Cannon signs" that have been displayed around the community since the Department of Defense on May 13 announced Cannon Air Force had been targeted for closure.
Brown sat with her family waving American flags in support of Cannon as the large Whirlwind bus transporting six commissioners drove by about 8 a.m.
People stood with their dogs, who also held flags in their mouths, under a sign on Commerce welcoming the BRAC commissioners.
For miles, various groups and individuals held large banners, flags and home-made signs, making up cheers in support of keeping Cannon. Quest phone service employees lined up their utility trucks at the Corner of Prince and Commerce and raised their buckets with the American flag. Hospital auxiliary members were waving flags and a banner. Boy Scouts and Girls Scouts stood in front of Marshall next to flags that had been posted at the entrance of the parking lot.
"If the base were to close, I would lose a lot of business," said Andrea Lupo, owner of Sparkle Cleaners who holds the dry cleaning account for the base. "So, I'm out here supporting the base to support me!"
Law enforcement from Roosevelt and Curry counties and the state were on guard as interested citizens sporting "Operation: Keep Cannon" gear sat along the curb or in lawn chairs before the hearing as bus after bus shuttled supporters from the North Plains Mall to Marshall.
Patrice Caldwell rode over on the Portales shuttle with a group from Eastern New Mexico University.
"The base is a vital part of our community," she said. "We're out here to show our support of Cannon."
After the parade, people rushed to the front door of the junior high school to get there in time for the hearing.


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This page attempts to break down medical restrictions—that is, if you have a certain restriction, what countries will accept that restriction? This is in no way complete and should be considered an on-going project. Also, please keep in mind that sometimes, even though a medical condition is generally accepted in a country—that there can be personal complications that could affect one person and not another.
This information was compiled from a survey and additions and should be considered incomplete/fluid.
Countries Able to Accommodate
- South Africa
- Kenya
- Paraguay
- Morocco
- Thailand
- Jamaica
- Moldova
- Guatemala
- Nicaragua
- Samoa -- Mild Intermittent
- Cape Verde
- Benin
- Kyrgyz Republic --Very Mild Intermittent
- Ukraine
- Botswana
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Parks & Recreation: Season 2 DVD
Amy Poehler (Baby Mama, Saturday Night Live) leads an ensemble cast joined by guest stars Rob Lowe (The West Wing), Will Arnett (Saturday Night Live, 30 Rock), and Andy Samburg (Saturday Night Live) in the hilarious second season of Parks and Recreation. Pawnee, Indiana's most enthusiastic public servant solves all of her town's problems - hosting a local telethon, ridding the golf course of possums and getting unhealthy energy bars out of park vending machines. By her side - but not necessarily doing anything - are her friends and colleagues: lady-killer Tom Haverford (Aziz Ansari); disinterested intern, April (Aubrey Plaza); best gal pal, Ann (Rashida Jones); shoe-shine extraordinaire Andy (Chris Pratt); charismatic city-planner Mark Brendanawicz (Paul Schneider); and their anti-government boss, Ron Swanson (Nick Offerman). Primetime Emmy® Award winners Greg Daniels (The Office, The Simpsons) and Michael Schur (The Office, Saturday Night Live) bring you all 24 episodes of the comedy that critics are hailing as the "a terrific show" (Ken Tucker, Entertainment Weekly).
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get out of the chain gyms and find a hardcore gym in your area.......
Ok for example, Im having a hard time finding people who are into fitness like I am.
The majority of people do not work out or eat clean. That is why over 50 % of people in the United States are overweight.
Its getting frustrating. Most people I meet want to go to bars on the weekend and if you bring your own food to work and hit the gym on Friday nights they think you are weird.
Where can I go to meet people? Are there any places you guys know about? Even at the gym most people who go there are not very dedicated. They work out to feel less guilty about eating like crap and drinking like fishes. I guess maybe I should just stop worrying so much. But its nice to have a social life surrounded by people who enjoy other things than bars and eating poorly for enjoyment. Yes everyone is entitled to a cheat meal, but once in a while. The majority go out for fun and what do they do more than once a week? They eat pizzas, burgers, and drink beer. They may go workout once or twice a week. They do not workout 6-7 days per week. They are not serious.
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Man I know what you mean I lift alone but you know you can count on yourself to show up. Yeah the gym is dead on friday nights which i lifte around 8 am daily it is always dead then too. I know a couple guys in there I would ask for a spot but hell I can lift heavy and do it in the power rack and be just as safe. Go to the gym at not the normal hours and you will find people in there that think the same way.
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You sound like a girl...
Do you have to go to the bathroom with a partner also? You need to spend more time researching what your doing an less time worried about what your friends are doing. It seems like every thread you post has something to do with you not being able to drink with your friends. I am not a body builder by any means but I certainly dont care what my friends are doing while I'm at the gym working my ass off.. Im there cause i want to be it has nothing to do with other people..
edit: And BTW this is not bodybuilding gossip!
All characters appearing in this work are fictitious. Any resemblance to real persons, living or dead, is purely coincidental.
Anyway, just saying it is a little frustrating when people you know only call ya or invite you places on Facebook when it involves a bar. Every Friday night its like "Hey blah blah blah, meet up at so and so place!"
I would love for the day to be invited to a group lift session at the gym instead.
Why can't you hang out with your friends? Do you have to get hammered at the bar or can you just hang out? I can't think of one "friend" that I hang out with that lives my lifestyle. Welcome to the .1%. Then again, other hobbies of mine are different than others. You can't have the same hobbies and life as everyone and it seems like you're limiting yourself. Never give up a good friend. They're hard to find. And living a different lifestyle, unless it's morally wrong to you, is not a reason to drop them. If all they want to do is drink, then branch out. But make sure you have a GOOD reason to get rid of a friend
I hang out with people I like. I don't care if they lift or not. My closest friends do not lift, and they are friends that only come around a few times in a lifetime, so I won't snub them just because they want to drink and smoke. It makes it hard, but my determination will see me through.
Fucking Determined!
Hell bro got to the bar after you get jacked and pull all the pussy while your boys get drunk.. Or get some free entertainment from the drunk asses.
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Serious? Going to a forum to learn to live your life.... you need a psychiatrist.
I know what you mean these guys are going to give you hell on here. But I used to be in your shoes couldnt find anyone to work out with so I started doing mma if you need someone to train with its a good start.
I lift alone or with my wife believe it not I start first then she follows so I am a workout ahead of her but I can keep a eye on her and help.. Which I stopped lifting heavy so it helps. I still do the mma but not hardcore I am 41 so I am doing if for cardio and it is great to bond with my son he is following in my foot steps now on it. But he will be better than me if he keeps up in 8 years he will fight pro. In 5 years he will be my workout buddy he is too young now 10 years old I let him lift at home but that is it on a bowflex and bands.
I tell you what I have more in common with the guys on here than I do with friends I have had over the years so I get on here and ask questions and respond to people.
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Secondly, I also work out with my gf. She is the only one who is willing to go to the gym on Friday nights and Saturday morning at 4:30 am with me.
Thank you for the advice. I firmly believe that the lifestyle should go beyond just lifting weights and cardio. People should not go to bars more than the gym. Just my opinion!
Its easy to drink and have fun all it costs is some money... They dont have to put any effort in to it. No hard work required.
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I think you guys are being a little bit prudish and judgmental. Partying has it's own cost. Feeling like dogshit the next day, knowing that you don't look nearly as good as the people who aren't drinking, ect. There are prices to pay for everything. Do what you do, and love it. No need to look down on others who aren;t doing exactly what you are doing.
Also, remember moderation. I will not drink, period. Alcohol is a suck ass drug, and I don't even like how it makes me feel. On the other hand, I have a gram of pure mdma, and I had a pretty damn good time Saturday. Even on ecstacy, I force fed myself whey protein and apples. Had a blast, ate well enough to sustain myself, didn't smoke, drink, or do anything else that would affect my performance.
So, I think you can party and be super dedicated to fitness.
Fucking Determined!
Ok dude. If all they care about is drinking and you're not into that then that's ok. It seems like you have your life in order. If that's the case, good for you. Don't let anyone bring you down or take you where you don't wanna go. It's hard to stand up for yourself and do your own thing. That type of life can lead to a lot of negative choices.
This is why i workout alone. I Cant rely on anyone to motivate me, so i motivate myself. Its already a part of my existence, like breathing...or LHJO.
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