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Use the three triangles to fill these outline shapes. Perhaps you can create some of your own shapes for a friend to fill?
If you split the square into these two pieces, it is possible to fit the pieces together again to make a new shape. How many new shapes can you make?
Take a rectangle of paper and fold it in half, and half again, to
make four smaller rectangles. How many different ways can you fold
it up?
Using different numbers of sticks, how many different triangles are
you able to make? Can you make any rules about the numbers of
sticks that make the most triangles?
These pictures show squares split into halves. Can you find other ways?
We went to the cinema and decided to buy some bags of popcorn so we
asked about the prices. Investigate how much popcorn each bag holds
so find out which we might have bought.
Our 2008 Advent Calendar has a 'Making Maths' activity for every
day in the run-up to Christmas.
This was a problem for our birthday website. Can you use four of these pieces to form a square? How about making a square with all five pieces?
In this challenge, you will work in a group to investigate circular
fences enclosing trees that are planted in square or triangular
Try continuing these patterns made from triangles. Can you create your own repeating pattern?
An activity making various patterns with 2 x 1 rectangular tiles.
Here is a version of the game 'Happy Families' for you to make and
In how many ways can you fit two of these yellow triangles
together? Can you predict the number of ways two blue triangles can
be fitted together?
Can you make the birds from the egg tangram?
NRICH December 2006 advent calendar - a new tangram for each day in
the run-up to Christmas.
How many different cuboids can you make when you use four CDs or
DVDs? How about using five, then six?
Can you make the most extraordinary, the most amazing, the most
unusual patterns/designs from these triangles which are made in a
special way?
The Man is much smaller than us. Can you use the picture of him
next to a mug to estimate his height and how much tea he drinks?
This practical investigation invites you to make tessellating
shapes in a similar way to the artist Escher.
A group of children are discussing the height of a tall tree. How would you go about finding out its height?
These practical challenges are all about making a 'tray' and covering it with paper.
Can you create more models that follow these rules?
What happens to the area of a square if you double the length of
the sides? Try the same thing with rectangles, diamonds and other
shapes. How do the four smaller ones fit into the larger one?
Take 5 cubes of one colour and 2 of another colour. How many
different ways can you join them if the 5 must touch the table and
the 2 must not touch the table?
This problem focuses on Dienes' Logiblocs. What is the same and
what is different about these pairs of shapes? Can you describe the
shapes in the picture?
If these balls are put on a line with each ball touching the one in front and the one behind, which arrangement makes the shortest line of balls?
What is the largest number of circles we can fit into the frame
without them overlapping? How do you know? What will happen if you
try the other shapes?
Is there a best way to stack cans? What do different supermarkets
do? How high can you safely stack the cans?
Explore the triangles that can be made with seven sticks of the
same length.
Here's a simple way to make a Tangram without any measuring or
ruling lines.
Can you fit the tangram pieces into the outline of Little Ming playing the board game?
Can you fit the tangram pieces into the outline of Little Fung at the table?
Use the lines on this figure to show how the square can be divided into 2 halves, 3 thirds, 6 sixths and 9 ninths.
We can cut a small triangle off the corner of a square and then fit
the two pieces together. Can you work out how these shapes are made
from the two pieces?
Can you fit the tangram pieces into the outline of this brazier for roasting chestnuts?
Make a cube out of straws and have a go at this practical
Can you fit the tangram pieces into the outline of this telephone?
Ideas for practical ways of representing data such as Venn and
Carroll diagrams.
Kaia is sure that her father has worn a particular tie twice a week
in at least five of the last ten weeks, but her father disagrees.
Who do you think is right?
Looking at the picture of this Jomista Mat, can you decribe what
you see? Why not try and make one yourself?
Exploring and predicting folding, cutting and punching holes and
making spirals.
This practical problem challenges you to create shapes and patterns
with two different types of triangle. You could even try
overlapping them.
Can you recreate this Indian screen pattern? Can you make up
similar patterns of your own?
If you'd like to know more about Primary Maths Masterclasses, this
is the package to read! Find out about current groups in your
region or how to set up your own.
Can you fit the tangram pieces into the outline of this junk?
Have a go at drawing these stars which use six points drawn around
a circle. Perhaps you can create your own designs?
Can you see which tile is the odd one out in this design? Using the
basic tile, can you make a repeating pattern to decorate our wall?
Let's say you can only use two different lengths - 2 units and 4
units. Using just these 2 lengths as the edges how many different
cuboids can you make?
Follow the diagrams to make this patchwork piece, based on an
octagon in a square.
Ahmed is making rods using different numbers of cubes. Which rod is twice the length of his first rod?


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I'm going to the game this Friday as well. My first post Melo trade game, so I'm pretty excited.
If only tickets anywhere close to the court weren't astronomically expensive I wouldn't be sitting up atop the nosebleeds.
I had nice tickets to see them play yesterday but i sold them so I could buy tickets for two games vs the Nets and vs the Cavs. I also have tickets for Friday my bday, and all I want is for the Knicks to pound Millwaukee. Last game I went to was last year vs Denver and we won and Gallo had a monster night over Melo......Im hoping the KWRA Birthday game streak continues!
Last year: Knicks V Denver KNICKS WIN!
Year before: Ranger Game: Rangers win!
Year before: Knick Game vs I think Hawks, KNICKS WIN!
year before: Yankee vs Rays game DAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA YANKEEEEEEEEESSSSS WINNNNNNN
Year before Knicks vs Mavs KNICKS WIN
KnicksWillRiseAgain's BIRTHDAY WINNING STREAK MUST CONTINUE!!!!!!!!!!
Also has anything changed at the Garden since last season? like security cuz I usually sneak in like 6 beef pattys from Golden Krust.......
I'm going to the game this Friday as well. My first post Melo trade game, so I'm pretty excited.
If only tickets anywhere close to the court weren't astronomically expensive I wouldn't be sitting up atop the nosebleeds.
In the 5 games I have been to, security has been ridiculously relaxed...you will be able to get the patties in.
Originally Posted by Knicksin60
Do you keep the patties in your pocket or something? lol
And yeah like kblack said security has been pretty chill so far. I been to like 3 or 4 games this year.
I met Carmelo.....
He was actually super nice. Sheldon Williams and Toney Douglas were the *******s lmao
But Melo was probley the nicest superstar I ever met, 2nd nicest athlete only 2nd to David Lee. He signed my ball and I talked to him about coming to ny, n I got some pics.
Landry was suprinsingly Dull. When I met him I said "Hey aren't you Leroy Jenkins the Modells Employee of the month?" and he was like stone faced and was like "idk" lmao
Chauncy was eh, Andy was nice, Balkman was realllly cool, Derrick Brown was hilarious but no where near as awesome as Bill Walker, Shawne was nice, Mason was eh, Alan Houston and Bernard King were awesome. Turiaf was in a hurry but he seemed kinda Douchey. Amare was carrying his sleeping son so he couldn't stop. He talked tho n he gave me a high five. Shelden Williams was a massive douche. Avoided everyone like he was a superstar lmao I yelled "oh no I didn't get 12 time all star Sheldon Williams autograph!" lmao
how did you get to meet all of them?did you go to the game super early or what?lol
Just posted a pic of Carmelo giving me his autograph. It's on my twitter the handle is @Lamb_and_Tuna

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I knew in my heart that if I kept praying, it would come to be. And it did.
Some Lucas-y genius finally built a Millennium Falcon sled! Yipee!!!
Yes, this shaped saucer sled features hand levers help to control speed and direction; double-webbing foam handles, and is only $35!
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Tempe AZ Real Estate & Homes for Sale
350 Properties Found
The median home value in Tempe, AZ is $250,000.
This is
higher than
the county median home value of $191,700.
The national median home value is $177,414.
The average price of homes sold in Tempe, AZ is $250,000.
Approximately 40.55% of Tempe homes are owned,
compared to 48.39% rented, while
11.07% are vacant.
Tempe real estate listings include condos, townhomes, and single family homes for sale.
Commercial properties are also available.
If you see a property you're interested in, contact a Long Realty agent to arrange a tour today!
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Courtesy: DPR Realty LLC
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Nice 4 bed 2 bath with a pool, Great colocated close to ASU and freeways. Great condition. Roof replaced in 2016. Does need some updating shown in reflection of price.
518 W Howe Street Tempe, AZ 85281
Courtesy: Realty Executives
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Don't miss this classic Tempe home in the heart of Mitchell Park East. Large flood-irrigated lot, location, and a stand-alone, alley-entry garage. Home has nice historic touches. Mid-century color palette throughout. Kitchen has a vintage feel with original cabinets, wood countertops, and gas stove. Bedrooms have polished slab flooring, ceiling fans, and double-hung windows. Full bathroom with pedestal sink. Huge backyard has mature trees, lush landscaping and plenty of room for entertaining. French doors open onto a picture-perfect porch with headboard finishes. Schedule a showing today, homes in this location don't come on the market often!
Courtesy: Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Arizona Properties
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Outstanding Vintage Home with meticulous desert landscape and beautifully updated interior. Saltillo tile, gorgeous hardwood floor, ceiling fans, soothing interior palette, built-in entertainment center, French door to patio, window blinds, upgraded lighting, and move-in ready. Gorgeous granite counters, center island, breakfast bar, and plethora of wood cabinetry in chefs kitchen. Perfect Home for entertaining inside and out. Two closets in master retreat with patio access, and private en suite. Upscale bathrooms boast granite counters. Large laundry room with utility sink and storage cabinets. Enjoy the backyard sparkling pool, extended covered patio, and endless blue skies. This incredible Home with NOT disappoint. New paint in and out. Newer high efficiency windows.New roof 2014.
1048 W Caroline Lane Tempe, AZ 85284
Courtesy: Key Results Realty LLC
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Gorgeous 3 bedrooms PLUS loft (that can be made into a bedroom) home in the sought after GATED neighborhood of Tempe Village. This home features lovely wood-look laminate flooring, upgraded staircase railing, recently painted a neutral color throughout and a very open kitchen/family room area with a lot of north facing windows for great energy efficiency. Upstairs, the master bedroom is privately located. All the bedrooms are large. The back yard features artificial turf & pavers & a covered patio to enjoy the sunsets. This home is located across the street from one of the community greenbelts and on a low traffic street. The community also features a play area and is close to I-10, 20 minutes from downtown and within minutes from upscale shopping & dining.
Courtesy: Galeco Realty Group, L.L.C.
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Super 2 bedroom, 1 bath townhouse in the heart of Tempe. Freshly painted interior, new carpet in bedrooms. Washer/dryer, refrigerator, stove, dishwasher, microwave all convey. New light fixtures. Private yard with block fence & gate, close to ASU, Loop 101 & 202, Mill Avenue, Tempe Marketplace and much more. This unit is ideal for students, investors or owner occupants. This unit is super clean and ready for your buyer!!!
1529 W 7TH Street Tempe, AZ 85281
Courtesy: OpenDoor Homes
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Welcome to West 7th Street! Step inside this one-story Tempe home and discover a Master bedroom with a separate exit and an ensuite bathroom with a walk-in shower! Upon entering the home, you will see two living areas and a kitchen with a breakfast bar. Out back, there is a large covered patio and a lawn. Enjoy close proximity to many dining options and shops!This home comes with a 30-day satisfaction guarantee, 180-point inspection, and 1 year warranty. Terms and conditions apply.
3703 S Judd Street Tempe, AZ 85282
Courtesy: OpenDoor Homes
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Come see the one-story Tempe home located on a spacious lot! Step inside and you will see vaulted, beam ceilings and a brick fireplace in the living room. Travel to the eat-in kitchen offering a pantry. Down the hall, there is a Master bedroom featuring walk-in closet and sliding glass doors leading to the patio. In addition, there is an ensuite Master bathroom with a step-in shower. Perks include an indoor laundry room with attached cabinets and RV parking! This home is located near Dwight Park and many dining options! This home comes with a 30-day satisfaction guarantee, 180-point inspection, and 1 year warranty. Terms and conditions apply.
901 E Lodge Drive Tempe, AZ 85283
Courtesy: Keller Williams Realty East Valley
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Move in ready, single level townhouse on prime lot with greenbelt in front and on one side with only one shared wall. Windows in kitchen, dining area and great room brighten home with natural light. Well maintained with newer laminate floors, roof and HVAC. All appliances stay. Private courtyard with covered patio and storage shed. Two covered designated and three visitor parking places are directly outside back gate. Perfect location 5 miles from ASU, Tempe Market Place, Cubs Spring Training Facility and major highways. Community has pool, tennis courts and RV parking.
1115 E Fremont Drive Tempe, AZ 85282
Courtesy: RE/MAX Excalibur
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Perfect location townhome with open living area and kitchen with dining. laundry room off kitchen. 1/2 bath downstairs and 2 bedrooms and full bath upstairs. Unit includes 1 covered parking space and 1 uncovered. beautiful patio with storage area a plus.
109 E Alameda Drive Tempe, AZ 85282
Courtesy: Ensign Properties Corp
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Beautiful remodeled home in great Tempe location! Warm wall tones and neutral flooring flowing throughout. Kitchen is complete with breakfast bar, a plethora of custom cabinets, and stainless steel appliances. Great room has cozy gas brick fireplace and arcadia door exit to patio. Master suite has wood flooring with ceiling fan and picture window. Spacious closet! Upgraded 3/4 bathroom with extended granite single sink vanity, tile shower. Huge backyard features a covered patio with desert landscaping and plenty of room for entertaining. All new Composite gates. This is a home you don't want to miss out on, so come see it today.
Courtesy: OpenDoor Homes
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Cool off in the pool in the backyard or entertain in the Arizona room of this 3-bed, 1.75-bath home! In the kitchen, you'll find dark toned cabinets and a tile backsplash. The dining area, adjacent to the kitchen, opens to the family room. Head down the hall to the bedrooms and the Master suite, including an ensuite bath with walk-in, tile surround shower. Access the Arizona room via sliding glass doors in the living room. Upgrades include new carpet in the family room and fresh interior paint! The home is near the lake/tennis courts/wave pool at Kiwanis Park, dining options, Target store, Walmart Supercenter, cinemas, golfing, and the trails at Pima Canyon. Home comes with a 30-day satisfaction guarantee, 180-point inspection, and 2 year extended warranty. Terms and conditions apply.
1347 E Woodman Drive Tempe, AZ 85283
Courtesy: Glass House International
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Great Tempe Location! Minutes from the 101, 60 and I10. Great shopping and restaurants. This charming home has a bright and open floor plan with great curb appeal. Relax in your newly remodeled pebble sheen pool. New carpets, fresh paint, A/C Heater 2 1/2 yrs. Separate building in back currently used as an office. ac/heater unit. Attached to home alarm. This home has pride of ownership an is a must see! Agent is related to owner.
Courtesy: DA FA Realty & Investments
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Well-maintained townhouse in Prime Tempe location. Easy access to I-10 Freeway, less than 10 min to ASU. Sold in AS IS. NO SPDS or CLUE Report. THIS ONE WILL NOT LAST. See attachment for PAS requirements and WFHM offer submittal information in MLS doc section. Per Seller'' Home Buyer Priority Timeline after Initial Listing Calendar Days 1-7: All offers will be rejected. We want REOs to have the exposure to the market and potential buyers. The date the property is listed is counted as Day 1. Calendar Days 8-15: PAS will entertain offers from all buyers except buyers purchasing as a secondary residence, parent(s) buying a home for their child/children, and investors. Offers that will be entertained include the following: Buyers purchasing a property as their primary residence,Municipalities
1843 E Laguna Drive Tempe, AZ 85282
Courtesy: Cutler Commercial
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Welcome home to this tastefully updated home located in McClintock Manor, Tempe, AZ.From the moment you enter the home, you will see the pride of ownership evidenced by the quality of upgrades and improvements as well as the abundance of natural light through windows and ''solar tube'' type skylights.The movie room/family room includes a wall mounted TV,Denon Receiver,Pioneer Elite Blu ray player and B&W surround sound for your immediate enjoyment. Step outside into the lush backyard with pool,above ground spa and putting green. This is an excellent home in a great Tempe location with access to the loop 101 freeway.
1847 E Laguna Drive Tempe, AZ 85282
Courtesy: Realty ONE Group
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STUNNING AND SPACIOUS. Upgraded,economical,conservation minded & gorgeous!Inside:redesigned kitchen with walk in panty & inset spice rack, spacious Living,dining,& family room. Beautiful stone fireplace and more storage than imaginable. HUGE 9x10 laundry/craft room, stunning bathrooms with designer hardware and more storage. Added features: working evap cooler & AC units with 4 up-ducts 3 solar tubes, solar hot water heater, LED recessed lights, wet bar in family room, re-plumbed with all copper plumbing, storage shed out back in addition to covered RV/boat parking, 50ft covered back patio w/ceiling fans, shades & over-sized beams, New Mexico Hard Rock and flagstone in back landscaping. Meticulously cared for. Clean,beautiful, efficient, spacious, LOTS of storage in a FANTASTIC LOCATIO
4410 S Rita Lane Tempe, AZ 85282
Courtesy: Select Realty
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Looking for LOCATION! Nice 4 bed. 2 bath home with pool. Located in one of Tempes highly sought after mature neighborhoods. Close to the US 60, ASU, parks and shopping. All windows are dual pane and were installed in 2015. New A/C 2015. New Stainless stove, dishwasher and microwave. New carpet in bedrooms. Freshly painted. Solar hot water heater. New pool pump. Make this great home yours today! Built in safe in Master conveys. NO HOA!!!
2512 W Fremont Drive Tempe, AZ 85282
Courtesy: Re/Max Concepts
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Remodeled and SURE TO IMPRESS!! This is a very functional 3 bed, 2 bath, single level, 2 car carport, great room floor plan that has all of the modern touches! New wide plank laminate floors throughout as well as new carpet! Designer kitchen with white cabinets, granite counters, and stainless steel appliances. Freshly painted interior and exterior! Remodeled bathrooms with new vanities. Generously sized back yard! Make this a must see today before someone buys your dream home!
1900 E Harvard Drive Tempe, AZ 85283
Courtesy: Prime 220 Realty
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This is a beautiful 3 bed, 2 bath, single level home with pool located in the highly desirable neighborhood of Knoell Tempe. The home is situated on an over-sized cul-de-sac type lot. There are wood floors in the large living room, with tile throughout the kitchen, dining, baths and traffic areas. The master bedroom has a large sitting/office area that overlooks the pool and patio areas. This home is a must see!
1866 E Kirkland Lane Tempe, AZ 85281
Courtesy: Midland Real Estate Alliance
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Great Location for this town home located just over a mile from the main ASU campus, right off the 101 & 202 and near Tempe Market Place. This 2 br 2 ba home has a great room, nice kitchen with great countertop space, refrigerator, dishwasher, stove and disposal! The bedrooms are split and there is a nice private, enclosed courtyard off the master bedroom! The utility room is inside and includes a washer & dryer! With all this it is perfect for a family or investment. This home will go fast!
Courtesy: Keller Williams Realty East Valley
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Courtesy: My Home Group Real Estate, LLC
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Join the explosive growth of Tempe in this 5th floor urban style condo located at Bridgeview at Hayden Ferry Lakeside! Remarkable panoramic views, gorgeous professionally designed interior with custom lighting, tile flooring, designer paint, new upgraded carpet and chic blinds. Classy kitchen showcase with custom cabinetry, stainless steel appliances, granite countertops, and tiled back splash along with lovely chef's island. Roomy secondary bedroom/office complete with lavish carpeting, walk-in closet and unbelievable mountain views. Double door entrance to massive suite features spacious sitting area, covered balcony, and stunning views of Tempe Town Lake. Master bathroom resembles grand spa like features such as a garden tub, custom step-in shower, dual vanity, and walk-in closet.
1032 E Redfield Road Tempe, AZ 85283
Courtesy: Arizona Luxury Real Estate
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Great 3 bedroom, 1.3/4 bath town home in the Kyrene School District and close to ASU. This home has many upgrades to include wood flooring in the LR, tile in the kit & baths New Carpet and paint. ALL appliances are included- washer, dryer, dishwasher and refrigerator. Laundry room has plenty of room for extra storage. Patio is huge (approx 19x16). This is a wonderful pet friendly community that features walking trails, a pool, lush grass, many trees & covered parking.
Courtesy: Realty Executives
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Tucked away in this stunning gated community this home offers a beautiful oasis hidden away but just off of the 101. This 2 bed, 2.5 bath gorgeous home boasts great curb appeal, paved landscaping, 2 car garage, a balcony, neutral paint, and luxurious light fixtures throughout. The kitchen offers upgraded appliances, open upper cabinets for a more spacious feel, lots of counter space, and a pantry. The immaculate master bedroom features a full bath with dual sinks, separate tub & step-in shower, and a spacious closet. 2 masters makes this ideal for a winter home or investment property, too. The exterior of the house is comprised of many trees and a paved seating area perfect for entertaining. This is the home you have been looking for. Schedule a showing before it's gone!
1867 E Yale Drive Tempe, AZ 85283
Courtesy: Russ Lyon Sotheby's International Realty
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Red Hot Location*Close to ASU,freeways, dining,shopping,schools,parks*Highly desirable Optimist Park Neighborhood*Charming arched entry framed with bougainvillea*Generous 4 bedroom,2 bath*Family room has wood burning fireplace*Combination dining and living rooms*Over sized backyard with DIVING POOL,extended covered patio,citrus*Energy efficient Suugs block construction*Master Suite has good wall space for easy furniture placement,dual sinks,dual vanities,large double closets*Large secondary bedrooms with dual closets*Extra storage cabinets*Inside laundry with cabinets and hook up*Parking for 4 cars with 2 car garage and outside slab for 2*Move into this highly sought after neighborhood or invest for rental with steady rental history*Priced to sell*
Courtesy: HomeSmart
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AMAZING PROPERTY IN GREAT LOCATION IN TEMPE! Ready to Move-In. Small home on VERY LARGE LOT in Tempe near I-10 Freeway and a short drive to downtown Tempe. Two bedrooms and one bath with Large Family space, a very Large Kitchen with all Appliances and Covered Porch with a view of South Mountain. Tile on the traffic areas. No neighbors to rear and property backs up to High line Canal. Large backyard enough for Expansion, Pool, Freestanding Garage. No HOA. COME TO SEE YOUR NEW HOME!
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Purchased from: ebay
Features: Custom made in the US. It has 24 mediun/jumbo frets on a koa neck through body. The inlays are abalone blocks throughout the neck. The neck is reinforced with graphite rods and has a dual adjusting truss rod. The body is made of solid koa, and has a transparent finish. It has a Strat style body to it, only a little slimmer. It came with a gold Wilkinson tremelo system. The electronics are active (requires a 9 volt battery), and comes with 3 way selector Switch, volume, teble, bass, tone, phase in/out Switch, and two coil splitters. All the knobs and switches are gold. The stock pickups are active humbuckers. Has gold Sperzel locking tuners. Came with tweed case, gold strap locks, 8 feet of cable, tool set with poutch, whammy bar, and original oder form for the guitar being made (originally $1350 USD). // 10
Sound: Where do I begin? It suits basically any style of music that needs an electric guitar. Flip a phase Switch, and play some metal. Flip it off, and you can play some '50s rock 'n' roll. I'm using it currently with a no name 15 watt amp and a Fender mini amp combined. I sometimes also use my off brand expression pedal. The guitar makes no noises/pops whatsoever, no matter what setting. The sound is as rich and bright as any high end custom guitar. It makes Les Pauls jealous. With the active electronics, and so many controls, I basically can make any sound I can imagine. The variety is almost infinate. // 10
Action, Fit & Finish: The guitar came to me perfectly. The action on this baby is like butter. The pickups needed no adjustment whatsoever, and if I needed to, would be very simple thanks to the setup of the pickups. The guitar itself looks like someone hollowed out a koa tree with the shape of my guitar. It is all one solid piece of koa. The bridge came in perfect working order, and it still works as well as it did when I got it. Because it was a used guitar, the bottom frets are a little bit dirty. There is also a itty bitty chip at the top of the headstock. The finish is still flawless; no scratches any anything like that. It just need a little cleaning and it now looks like new. A truly beautiful guitar. // 10
Reliability & Durability: This guitar could probably withstand a tank driving over it. It's about as solid as you can get a guitar. The hardware looks as though it's going to stay on the guitar it's whole life. The strap locks are a god send, and I recommend any player to get them. There's no dought I could depend on this guitar even if my life depended on it. I would bring my backup guitar, only because I love showing both off to the crowd and other players. The finish is probably going to last as long as I own it, and I'm planning on having this guitar for my lifetime. // 10
Overall Impression: When I was first looking at a new guitar, I really wanted a Gibson SG. They have a pretty good sound, but are expensive (especially for left handers like me). So I did alot of research for finding the perfect guitar for me. Carvin seem the best because of there extremely high quality, tons of custom features, and, above all, a bargain. I play basically any style of music, but prefferably classic rock. Most of my other stuff is noname junk, like my 15 watt amp and expression pedal. I have absolutely no regrets on buying this guitar. If it were stolen, I would have no hesitation of killing who ever stole it. I love everything about this guitar. Even the itty bitty chip on the headstock. I have to say my favorite feature is owning it! Carvin is one of those unsung guitar companies that most definately deserves a spot right by Fender, Gibson, and PRS; if not, ahead of them. It makes Fenders sound like cheap Squiers, and makes Gibsons sound like a noname copy. It is that good! The only thing I wish it had was a flamed koa body and headstock. This guitar is easily going to be the one that I'll be playing if I get somewhere in music. If you are looking for a guitar that has outstanding quality, but isn't as such a bust in the bank, Carvin is the way to go. // 10
Features: I ordered the DC200C (C means it has a Floyd Rose tremelo) about 11 years ago. Carvin is based in California and they make guitars per how you want them, completely custom. The DC200 is a neck-through guitar. The different types of body finishes and woods to select from is mind-boggling. 11 years ago, the guitar only came with active electronics, but now it has a bypass feature to play passive. When using the active electronics, I'd say it has too many features: 3-way pickup switch, master vol, bass, treb, phase, coil taps and a fade. Sperzel tuners are standard, the best tuners ever. If you don't know how they work do some research. // 10
Sound: This guitar has a really warm sound. I've been in blues and jazz bands. The active electronics produced a great deal of bass, so I usually have it cut. I prefer to have the amp control the EQ. The guitar is now mostly used for a metal band. I have converted so many people Who were die hard Fender, Gibson, PRS, Ibanez players. The reaction is always the same when they play it for the first time. // 10
Action, Fit & Finish: Barnone, the best guitars ever made are Carvin guitars. I've been playing a long time and I've played everything. Get the guitar set to your playing style and you'll never play anything else. The action of the guitar is what really sells the Carvin. They have a patent called "Rapid Play Neck" (or something along those lines). It's just incredible. Not to mention the amazing craftsmanship. They are perfect. Check out some of the laminated wood options, it's insane. // 10
Reliability & Durability: Again, I've had the guitar for 11 years. Had it set a few times as my style changed, but nothing major. It gets played everyday and has been on the road. Still plays flawlessly. // 10
Overall Impression: What else could I say about this guitar that I haven't said. Other than I've purchased another guitar from Carvin. The DC127M Tune-O-Matic bridge with fewer passive features. To me less is more these days. // 10
Price paid: $ 380
Purchased from: Craigslist
Features: The Carvin DC200 that I received was made in 1984 or 1985 not too sure but it is pretty old. And already I must say for a old guitar it is still amazing. The dude I got it from said he hadn't played it in a couple years and hadn't even taken it out of the case and it was still in perfect tune. It has a a 24 fret ebony neck. This thing shreds. I'm not 100% sure but I think it is a maple body.either way it is beautiful. it's pretty heavy but when you pick a string you can feel the vibration through the whole guitar. And the sustain is forever on this thing. It has passive pickups that I believe are Carvin m22's. You have 4 knobs that control the tone and volume levels and you have the active electronics which let you really play with your tone and sound. It has a kahler tremolo that is really simple to use.you just pop in the string and that's it, no need to cut the end's of the strings like Floyd Rose. It also has a locking nut but not at the nut. it's behind the nut. But still hold the strings in tune great. // 10
Sound: The sound is amazing. With this Carvin you can get any sound. I mostly play thrash, neo-classical, classical, jazz, blues, and some rock and it can play all of them perfectly. I'm running through a Peavey bandit 112 with transtube and this thing shines. You will get no feedback of this thing. The pickups are great too but if you want to mess around and throw some pickups it will be even easier to customize your sound. The harmonics on it sound great and pinch harmonics are easy to get. // 9
Action, Fit & Finish: I got the guitar used and it is 25+ years and this thing is still in great condition.the pickups were adjust well and sounded great. everything on the guitar is perfect. the action was low and you could easily shred on this guitar.Carvin is high quality stuff so nothing is bad on this guitar. the tuning was held for years in a case.Carvin is high quality so its not surprising that this guitar is still great being 25+ years old. // 10
Reliability & Durability: Thig guitar will stand through many gigs. I would gig with it without backup anytime. On the road this baby would last. Just don't go around throwing it like a ball or something. The strap buttons are solid as a rock, they have lasted 25 years and still as solid as the day the guitar was made. The finish its self will last a long time also. but you know every 100 years or so you might have to re-finish it. Haha. // 10
Overall Impression: Overall this is hands down one of the best guitars anybody could ever own. If this guitar I were stolen I would definitely buy another one but unfortunately I could definitely not afford it. I love everything about it and you will too. I highly recommend it for anybody. It wont let you down. // 10


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Conference of the Parties 6 (COP 6)
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November 13-24 at the 6th Conference of the Parties (Cop-6) in The Hague. This section of the Web site provides pertinent background materials and coverage of the conference.
On the Table at COP 6
The 1997 Kyoto Protocol includes binding emission reduction targets for developed countries, and general provisions for how the Protocol will operate. But there are few specifics on what rules will govern Protocol operations, and these rules raise many policy and technical issues.
The 1998 Buenos Aires Plan of Action specifies in some detail the particulars that remain to be delineated. It also lists issues from the 1992 Framework Convention on Climate Change that require action. All of these issues are "on the table" at the 6th Conference of the Parties (COP6).
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9.—(1) For the purpose of ascertaining whether any requirement compliance with which an ISPM No. 15 mark provides evidence has been met, or for any other purpose of this Order, including checking compliance with it, an inspector may, on production if so required of his authority, and at all reasonable hours, enter any premises, other than premises used wholly or mainly as a dwelling, which he reasonably believes are used for the manufacture, collection, storage, trade, transportation or importation of wood packaging material.
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The Pac-12 is coming off a disastrous season as a conference, but the talent-rich league is ready to rebound in a big way. A combination of superlative recruiting—including two of the nation's top three freshman classes—and the return of key veterans will give the Pac-12 the star power fans expect from one of the nation's most prestigious conferences.
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Classics Made Fresh
From Jefferson's pantry to Greek pediments, reviving the flavors and styles of the past
By Jean Dunbar
Dining at Monticello: In Good Taste and Abundance
Edited by Damon Lee Fowler
Thomas Jefferson Foundation/University of North Carolina, $35
New Classicism: The Rebirth of Traditional Architecture
By Elizabeth Meredith Dowling
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If we are what we eat, Dining at Monticello: In Good Taste and Abundance, a captivating new book edited by culinary historian Damon Lee Fowler, brings readers closer to Thomas Jefferson and his contemporaries than ever before. Fowler and a brace of expert contributors mine diaries, letters, invoices, planting records, recipes, archaeological evidence—and rapturous accounts of meals eaten 200 years ago—to explore in page-turning style such subjects as "Thomas Jefferson's Favorite Vegetables" and "African Americans and Monticello's Food Culture." More than 90 pages of enticing, well-documented recipes round out the volume. They range from a rich oyster soup to olla (a Spanish pork and vegetable stew with apples) to delicate Pancakes Lemaire—dessert crêpes prepared by Jefferson's French butler during his Paris years.
Thanks to its clear cooking directions and reliance on widely available ingredients, Dining at Monticello will find itself at home on the kitchen countertop as much as on the coffee table. For cooks, or curators, who want to duplicate the original preparation of a dish, the recipes offer detailed instructions. Some readers will be tempted to forgo their Viking range and, iron fork in hand, assay an 18th-century stew stove or roasting spit.
This fascinating book speaks to the preservation movement—not just because preservationists have to eat, but because it is, at heart, revisionist cultural history, looking beyond extraordinary public events to focus on the daily, the human, the everyday. The study of "ordinary life" has revolutionized our understanding of African American and women's history and launched a thousand museum reinterpretations. Dining at Monticello is just one example—the television program Antiques Roadshow is another—of this widespread interest in the mundane past. So preservationists rally to save barns and factories as well as houses like Monticello, where, not coincidentally, the recently restored kitchen enjoys a status once reserved for more formal rooms.
Historic preservation not only documents and protects, but adapts old designs to new uses and creates new work that is compatible with the old. In another lavishly illustrated book, New Classicism: The Rebirth of Traditional Architecture, author Elizabeth Meredith Dowling suggests that getting the past exactly right isn't always the best way to honor it.
In a substantial introduction, Dowling, an architect who teaches at the Georgia Institute of Technology, takes up the torch famously carried by Britain's Prince Charles, arguing that the best design always comes from study of classical architecture. Such training produced one brilliant style after another—early neoclassical, Greek revival, Beaux-Arts—until modernism rudely interrupted.
This book documents fresh interest in classical studies, chronicling projects by 14 British and American firms that practice new classicism. Along with classical motifs (such as anthemia and templelike pediments), their designs exhibit the organizing principles of classical architecture, especially symmetry and rational proportion. Memorable designs play with, expand, and even critique classical principles. Take Porphyrios Associates' Duncan Galleries in Lincoln, Neb.: With its traditional stone pediments and modern stainless-steel columns and balconies, this residence-gallery sets up spine-tingling tensions between symmetry and asymmetry, the predictable and the unexpected. Its design is profound without being self-serious, witty without being flippant.
Many of New Classicism's buildings, however, strongly caution architectural reenactors against being too intent on accuracy or mimicry. Dowling notes that the ancient Roman theorist Vitruvius insisted on "firmness, or lasting construction; commodity, or appropriate function; and delight, or beauty." The more single-mindedly these projects replicate earlier architecture, the less they delight. The preservationist's bible, the Interior secretary's Standards for Rehabilitation, is right: Duplication rings false; true inspiration creates anew.
Dowling's insistence that architects focus only on the classical seems miserly, in light of examples in the book such as David M. Schwarz's dramatic Nancy Lee and Perry R. Bass Performance Hall in Fort Worth, Tex., with its debt to European art nouveau. Like other designers featured here, Schwarz, who masterminded the 1999 restoration and expansion of Cleveland's Severance Hall, also practices preservation architecture—which demands knowledge of many styles. If ancient Greek and Roman models inspire fine buildings, can't other models, properly studied, do the same?
Dowling's examples suggest that taking ordinary buildings as inspiration helps avoid stodginess. York Place, an inviting ensemble of attached houses in Weybridge, England, by Robert Adam Architects Ltd., has the flavor of earlier neoclassical revivals. Savoring the vernacular could make this style more influential. New Classicism whets the appetite for a sequel featuring modest yet extraordinary projects—a book, like Dining at Monticello, inspired by what was once commonplace.


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Who is NOT having their mom in the delivery room..
Sadly, I don't think my mom likes me too much. She didn't come to my wedding, nor has she met my son. So no, she won't be there.
Christina, mom to two wonderful babies!
Nathan Allan, born 09/24/09
Emma Jane, born 05/13/11
My mom and I are very close but I just want my husband with me. My mom is perfectly fine with that too as she doesn't want to see me in pain. I am actually having more trouble with my DAD throwing a fit because I told him he should wait until AFTER baby is delivered to come to the hospital.
Ellison was born May 2nd, 2011
Breastfeeding since day one and loving solids! This girl likes to eat!
I would love to have my mom with me in the room but she can't be there because it's a C-Section and they only allow 1 person. :(
Wanted her there for my 1st, but due to medical issues, she couldn't make it from Florida.
Proud Mother of Two Boys!
Anthony Eymer 3/9/10 & Noah Jose 5/17/11
It will just be me and my DH. I feel like my step-mom would just tell me how I was doing everything wrong. lol
My mom will be watching from heaven I hope, she died April 14th last year....But she was in my room when I was in labor with my son 5 years ago, till they took me to Emergency C section...
Mommy to Jaison and one on the way
My mom was in the OR with me and my BF when DS was born, but this time, my BF wants it to be just him and maybe his sister-if this new hospital allows two people in the room like the old one. She'll be watching Aiden, though.
My mother chooses to not participate in our family. She was not there for my other births either. And I don't think she will even come see the baby after he is born... which I am glad for, because I really don't even care to see her... She has seen my almost 3 year old only a handful of times and she only lives 45 minutes away.
She got to be there for our first son, and that was the only time she was there for the birth of one of her grandchildren. (which will be 4 this spring) I think that made her pretty happy, and she understands I need her to care for our son this time around.
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I would love to have my mom in there with my during my c/s, but only one person is allowed and it has to be DH lol.
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My mom isn't going to be there. I want the to be a moment for DH and I. If DH is unable to be there for any reason my back up is my twin brother and then next would be my mom. It's not that I don't want them there... I just don't see a reason for anyone other than DH to be there.
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|SOD: Max and Stephanie Kiss!
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|Aug 9 2007, 11:20 PM Post #21
I'm pissed. Blood or not, they're related. Grandpa Shawn and Caroline raised Kayla as their son. He looked at Kayla as a sister, making Stephanie his niece. No one in their right mind is going to fall for their niece. It's sick! And the simple fact that Darin comments that Max has history with Steve and Kayla, makes it even sicker. Um, Darin, when Max was with Steve and Kayla, they took him in as a son. That not only makes Stephanie his niece, but his honorary sister!
Damn you, Hogan! You have finally gotten on my bad side with this story. How freaking hard is it to create a new damn character if you don't want to bring back Abby. Damn!
|Aug 9 2007, 11:34 PM Post #22
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|Methinks the only reason he's pairing Max with Stephanie so that when Jeremy is out of the picture, Hogan can bring back Abby thus forming a triangle. Things were quite unfinished between the two.
|Aug 9 2007, 11:36 PM Post #23
|Yeah, but Max and Abby don't need a love triangle. They have inner-conflict that will keep them interesting. Yes, they could play Max's player personality, but not with Stephanie. Bring on a few one-day players to play the women that tempt Max. Not Stephanie! Put her with Nick and Chelsea if we need a young triangle.
|Aug 9 2007, 11:40 PM Post #24
I think that may be Max uses Steph to make this Jenna woman jealous or may be he does it to protect her or something. I just don't buy Hogan going back to this unless he was forced to or something.
Back in April, they had Chelsea go after Max to piss off Abby. This may something like that where he is making Jenna jealous or him and Steph are setting Jeremy up. I just think there is more to this.
|Aug 9 2007, 11:42 PM Post #25
Or better yet, bring back Emily Montague as either a permanent Abby recast or a new character altogether. She's cute and she can act!
|Aug 14 2007, 07:03 PM Post #26
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|Aug 14 2007, 07:14 PM Post #27
I loved Max and Abby..but ashley benson choose to leave..and Days really doesn't need another newbie in this storyline..we are fine with Max, Steph, Jeremy, Jett, Nick and chelsea..We aren't getting Ashley back, so a recast abby would be a new character..
I saw go for it with max and stephanie, they've got chemistry..
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Um, that lede should disturb anyone, I'd think. Even if they were a Stephax fan! DAMN! I can't believe a soap journalist wrote that -- it had to be tongue-in-cheek! You just don't say things like that.
|Aug 14 2007, 08:35 PM Post #29
|Oh man, come on. WTF?
|Aug 14 2007, 09:31 PM Post #30
Sharongate, bitches!
To those of you who want an Abby/Max/Stephanie triangle...
An Abby/Max/Stephanie triangle would be so indirectly incestuous, that it's not even funny.
Abby and Stephanie are cousins, plus Max was raised as Stephanie's uncle. Um, something is definitely wrong with that picture!
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|Aug 14 2007, 10:46 PM Post #31
Live. Love. Laugh. ♥
|I don't wanna see a triangle for these guys. I want to see Nick and Chelsea struggle through their issues. Stephanie... I dunno, maybe an entirely different prime focus for a while.
|Aug 15 2007, 02:51 AM Post #32
It never bothered me and I agree the chemistry is there. I am just shocked that Hogan is doing this but who knows if it was his idea or someone else's.
Whatever the case, I am into the "Touch the Sky" thing so bring it on I guess. I agree that we don't need anymore newbies. The fanbases are bitching enough as it is.
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12 Fabyon Harris
Saw action in 30 games as a senior, drawing seven starts … averaged 23.3 minutes per contest … contributed 189 points (6.3 points per game) … Also contributed 63 rebounds, 51 assists and 23 steals … shot .420 from the floor with a .304 mark from beyond the 3-point arc … team leader in free throw percentage (.780) … came off the bench to play 26 minutes and contribute eight points and four assists against Buffalo (11/8) … scored nine points with four rebounds against Mississippi Valley State (11/11) ... notched his first career block against the Delta Devils … reached double-digits in points against Sam Houston State (11/15), finishing with 10 … chipped in 12 points off the bench against Arkansas-Pine Bluff (11/26) … made his first start of the season vs. UTPA (1/4), contributing 10 points in 30 minutes … contributed a season-best 15 points in the SEC-opening win over Arkansas (1/8) … sat out the Kentucky contest per coach's decision … came off the bench to score 13 points, going 3-for-3 from beyond the 3-point arc against Tennessee (2/22) … Missed the Ole Miss (3/1) and Missouri (3/5) games with an injury before returning to the line-up to start the Auburn (3/8) game on Senior Day … contributed 10 points on 3-of-8 shooting during a season-high 34 minutes of action against Missouri at the SEC Tournament (3/13) … presented the program's Chris Walker Hustle Award at the conclusion of the season … honored as a Giant Steps Award and a second-team Academic Momentum Award recipient from the Consortium for Academics and Sports (NCAS).
2012-13 (Junior)
Made an impact during his first season on campus, playing in 32 games while drawing 24 starts … finished second on the team by averaging 30.2 minutes and 12 points per contest (19th in the SEC) … also contributed 74 rebounds and 43 assists, while ranking second on the squad with 38 steals … shot .460 from the field, including a team-leading .453 clip from 3-point range … maintained a 82.5 shooting percentage from the free throw line … saw his scoring average jump to 13.6 points per game during SEC play … against SEC foes, shot .491 from the floor and a team-high .441 from outside the 3-point arc … dished out a season-high four assists to go along with 14 points against Louisiana Tech (11/9) during his Aggie debut … enjoyed an 18-point outing against Prairie View A&M (11/15), fueled by a 4-for-6 effort from 3-point range … went 3-for-4 from long distance to contributed 17 points and a personal-best three steals against Texas A&M-Corpus Christi (12/18) … scored a team-best 12 points, all in the second half, during the victory over Army (12/29) … made three consecutive free throws with 43 seconds left to give the Aggies the lead over the Black Knights … helped guide the Aggies to a win over Arkansas (1/9) during their inaugural SEC contest by scoring 15 of his game-high 17 points after halftime … went a perfect 10-for-10 from the free throw line during the second half against the Razorbacks … scored a season-best 19 points on 7-of-12 shooting with four rebounds and three steals at LSU (1/23) … scored a game-high 17 points, including a game-winning 3-pointer with 12 seconds left, during the win over No. 20 Missouri (2/7) … led the Aggies in scoring with 17 points on 8-of-13 shooting during the OT victory at Mississippi State (1/30) … missed the game at Auburn (2/20) with an ankle injury … returned to the court during the four-overtime contest against Tennessee (2/23), playing a personal-best 51 minutes and contributing 13 points … pulled down a season-high six rebounds to go along with 11 points during a win over Auburn at the SEC Tournament (3/13).
Before A&M
Played two seasons at College of Southern Idaho (Twin Falls, Idaho) where he was named a NCJAA First-Team All-American as a sophomore ... coached by Steve Goser, led CSI to a 31-5 record during the 2011-12 campaign en route to a conference and regional championship ... the Golden Eagles notched an eighth-place finish at the NJCAA National Tournament ... selected as Region 18 Player of the Year after averaged 17.1 points and 5.1 rebounds ... as a sophomore shot 45 percent from the field, 41 percent from behind the arc and 75 percent from the free throw line, and posted a team-best 63 steals ... as a freshman, Harris helped CSI to a 33-4 record and the 2011 NJCAA National Championship ... appeared in 35 games and averaged 8.7 points and two rebounds as a freshman ... a graduate of Chicago's Hyde Park Academy ... led the Thunderbirds to a 24-8 record and a league championship, earning all-city, all-area and all-state honors in the process ... averaged 26.5 points and 3.5 rebounds as a senior ... scored a career best 40 points against Harper High School ... played AAU with the Illinois Warriors, averaging 25 points and eight rebounds in 2010.
Fabyon is the son of Tamiko Gultney ... born on Jan. 23, 1991, in Chicago, Ill. ... has three brothers Fabias, Fazion and James ... brother, Fabias Shipman, played football at Jackson State ... majoring in youth and development ... in his spare time enjoys collecting hats and shoes.
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- 20 December 2013
- Last updated:
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Anyone claiming rural payments for the Basic Payment Scheme and some rural development schemes may be inspected to check that they're following the cross compliance rules.
Each scheme year, there are cross compliance inspections on:
- 1% of claimants who claim Single Payment Scheme (SPS) or Basic Payment Scheme (BPS)
- 1% of claimants who have a rural development agreement
- 1% of claimants who keep farmed animals
There are also cross compliance inspections to check that keepers of cattle and sheep are identifying and registering their animals correctly.
You won't necessarily receive advance warning of an inspection and it could happen more than once in a year. If you do get advance warning, it's likely to be less than 48 hours before the inspection.
If you refuse to allow an inspector on your land, or don't co-operate, you could lose all your rural payment(s).
Who makes cross compliance inspections?
Depending on which rules apply to your holding, you can be inspected by one or more inspector from:
What happens at an inspection
When an inspector arrives they will explain to you what's involved and what you need to do.
During the inspection, the inspector will fill in a report recording what they find.
After the inspection, they'll tell you what they've found. If they find something wrong, RPA will send you a copy of the inspection report.
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Knicks' Woodson finishes third in voting for NBA's top coachSo, during Tuesday night's Knicks win in Game 2 of their series against the Pacers, head coach Mike Woodson did just that. The Knicks won 54 games under Woodson, the club's most since 1997. Mike Woodson's patience with J.R. "He's missing shots and he's no… (more)Source: nydailynews.com
Woodson Willing to Play Anywhere, Should the Jets Make a Run?Woody Johnson has been loathe to call the Jets a rebuild, but the team's owner has preached "patience" based on the team's current state. While the Jets have partially addressed the open roster spots at safety via Dawan Landry and there's an expSource: thejetsblog.com
Charles Woodson is willing to join a rebuilding effortAfter the Packers released veteran defensive back Charles Woodson, Woodson said he wanted to play for a contender. With no contenders biting, Woodson has lowered his sights. "When this process first started out, that was my thing, I needed to go to a coSources: profootballtalk.com ESPN.com
Mike Woodson yells at J.R. Smith, speaks for every Knicks fan (Video)New York Knicks scorer J.R. Smith is not having a very good time right now. Since winning the Sixth Man of the Year award on April 22, Smith has done pretty much everything wrong, from getting suspended for elbowing Jason Terry in the head to not playin…Source: yahoo.com
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If you were at DC's historic Eastern Market on Monday, May 21st, then ewe were one of the lucky ones to witness eighteen of the nation's capital baaad-est chefs engaging in a fierce competition for who would take the title for serving the most lambtastic dish at the 2nd Annual DC Lamb Jam. Sponsored by the American Lamb Board and other local vendors and purveyors, a sold out crowd enjoyed each competing chef's dish, specialty cupcakes, local beers and wines, craft cocktails, and a myriad of activities throughout the evening. A portion of the proceeds from the event were donated to Share Our Strength, a non-profit organization that works locally and beyond to ensure that no child goes hungry.
While attendees sampled the fare at their leisure, a host of media judges, including Dining in DC's own Lisa Shapiro, Girl Meets Food's Mary Kong, Leo Schmid of Thrillist, Nycci Nellis of TheListAreYouOnIt, and Sylvie Nguyen of Thrifty DC Cook, rated each dish, with the winner receiving the honor of Best in Show and a trip to compete in the Lamb Jam Masters competition in California. The judges rated entries on Taste (15 points), Originality (10 points), and Presentation (5 points).
Aside from the delicious food, fans of lamb also enjoyed live music from Reverend John Delore and Steve Lewis, a lamb personality quiz (I was "baaad to the bone"), lamb swag (who can say no to "I love lamb" lip balm?), lamb caricatures, and a DIY lamb rub blending station. Georgetown Cupcake also sent guests away with an adorable chocolate peanut butter cupcake, donned with a tiny fondant lamb.
In addition to the delectable dishes, beer, wine, and spirits from locals, such as Mad Fox, Chocolate City, Port City, Flying Dog, Barboursville Vineyards, and Boxwood Estate, were relished until the cows (sheep?) came home. Bourbon slushies from Jefferson's Very Small Batch Bourbon also helped cool down the crowd, as did a deliciously refreshing cherry-hibiscus tea and rum infused cocktail, aka "American Beauty" from master mixtress herself, Gina Chersevani, who judged Mixology Madness at Soundbites just the day before.
Before the announcement of the 2012 winners, Pam Ginsberg of Wagshal's, affectionately known as simply Pam the Butcher, demonstrated how to break down a lamb and educated the audience on different cuts of meat, cooking techniques, and a bit of trivia. At the conclusion of her presentation, several lucky attendees got to take home the fresh cuts of meat. See her "easy as can be" directions for preparing a leg of lamb at home.
Finally, after all votes were tabulated, the winners for each award were announced. This year's winners were the following:
Best leg dish – Papusa with Queso Blanco and lamb tongue curtifo by Chef John Crutchley, Urbana
People's Choice – "Sausage and peppers" Lamb sausage, piperade, fried onions, and basil by Chef Adam Sobel, Bourbon Steak at Four Seasons
Best Loin Dish – Grilled Lamb loin salad, baby greens, beets, shaved onions, pickled beet mushrooms, rhubarb vinaigrette by Chef Rodney Scruggs, Occidental Grill & Seafood
Best Shank Dish – Braised lamb shank ravioli, wild mushrooms, and summer truffle by Chef Dimitri Moshovitis, Cava Mezze Restaurant
Best Shoulder Dish – Lamb shoulder stuffed with cacio cavallo and rosemary, arugula, pickled cherry peppers by Chef Nick Stefanelli, Bibiana
And the Winner is … Drum roll … For the second year in a row, Chef John Crutchley, who competed last year in New York, took the title for "Best in Show", with his creative presentation of Papusa with Queso Blanco and lamb tongue curtifo and will represent DC in the Lamb Jam Masters competition. Congratulations and thank you to all participating chefs, sponsors, judges, and fans for a stand-out event!
Pam the Butcher's Simple Leg of Lamb
Using celery ribs as your rack, season the leg with salt, pepper, garlic, rosemary, and lemon. Fresh juices and herbs are best. Put some of the seasoning in the bottom of a pan. Place the leg on celery to look like train tracks. Add water to cover the celery. Roast the leg at 425 def. Fahrenheit for 16 minutes per pound. To serve the lamb at a medium temperature, cook for about 1 hour and 35 minutes to 1 hour and 40 minutes. Baste the roast every 10 – 13 minutes to ensure that it is not dry. Let stand for 10 minutes before carving. Enjoy!
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In Person: NY Philharmonic Composer-in-Residence Magnus Lindberg
By Frank J. Oteri
The very first notes people will hear under Alan Gilbert's baton at the Opening Night Concert on Sept. 16 are those of Mr. Lindberg's. The new Composer-in-Residence talks with Frank J. Oteri about the music he is bringing to the 2009–10 season.
It's autumn in New York, and all eyes and ears are focused on Alan Gilbert as he begins his tenure as one of the youngest- ever music directors of the New York Philharmonic. But, in addition to the exciting native New Yorker, someone else will also be making waves at Avery Fisher Hall this season: Finnish composer Magnus Lindberg, whose two-year tenure as the Philharmonic's Composer-in-Residence begins when Mr. Gilbert ascends the podium.
The very first notes people will hear under the Music Director's baton at the Opening Night Concert on September 16, 2009, are those of Mr. Lindberg's EXPO, a work commissioned to usher in the Orchestra's new era. According to the composer, "The title is self-explanatory: it's the exposition of Alan's season. It's a piece built on qualities I find so gorgeous in Alan's way of making music — absolute technical and physical straightness, no mystery around the rational part of it, and then on top of that, the highly irrational and mysterious part of how you actually put music together."
Frequently, new works premiered on orchestral concerts have nothing in common with the rest of the programs' repertoire, but Magnus Lindberg has striven for a greater sense of continuity with EXPO. Since the Opening Night Concert also includes Messiaen's Poèmes pour Mi (with soprano Renée Fleming) and Berlioz's Symphonie fantastique, those pieces somehow also informed what he created. "Being influenced by references to masterpieces from the past is a natural way of feeling that I belong," Mr. Lindberg explains. "I find it so inspiring to think about the context, and especially sitting in front of empty music paper, you need to start from somewhere. The very moment I have anything around, like thinking about a Messiaen chord or a strange cadenza of Berlioz, it spins off and lets me go on. You can trace some Messiaen in the piece if you want, but hopefully no deliberate quote. You might also be able to trace something of the spirit of what I would say is one of the most extreme pieces in the classical repertoire, the Symphonie fantastique."
Still, while EXPO's premiere will be performed on a program that also includes Messiaen and Berlioz, it will reappear on one of his first subscription concerts of the season (September 30–October 3), and will also be performed on the Philharmonic's October tour of Asia, each time alongside different repertoire. "The task is also to make the piece such that it's independent of those starting points," Mr. Lindberg says.
There will be many other opportunities to hear the Philharmonic play Magnus Lindberg's music this season. For the Philharmonic's Carnegie Hall appearance on Saturday, February 13, Finnish clarinetist kari kriikku will appear as the soloist in Lindberg's exuberant Clarinet Concerto, a bona fide crowd pleaser that weaves instantly hummable melodies into a virtuoso tour de force that also offers more daredevil pyrotechnics, like otherworldly sounding multiphonics and a completely improvised cadenza. "With this concerto I wanted to include everything I know about the instrument," the composer says. "Then the cadenza is the soloist's extension or commentary on that. I never know what to expect; kari kriikku's a truly inventive musician."
Mr. Lindberg's relentlessly frenetic Feria will be the centerpiece of a Young People's Concert on March 6. "It's a virtuoso piece and a noisy one, so I'm very excited to see how that will communicate with a younger audience," he confides. The June 10–12 and 15 program will include his colorful Arena, and the season's final subscription program (June 23–24 and 26) will include a second Lindberg World Premiere–New York Philharmonic Commission, one that prefaces Beethoven's Missa solemnis. About that work the composer says, "It's not written yet, but I have plenty of sketches. It's better not to say too much since the piece is not written, because sometimes it takes an entirely different direction. But I've been working so much with huge, massive, big sounds, and looking at what I have in terms of material and thoughts about the piece; it will most probably be set up with big contrasts from one extreme expression to another."
Magnus Lindberg will have to be creative about finding time to work on that new piece because he will also be involved with the Philharmonic's new CONTACT series (including conducting the December 17 and 19 concerts, at Symphony Space and the Metropolitan Museum of Art, respectively), which will feature new works by Marc-André Dalbavie, Lei Liang, Arlene Sierra, and Arthur kampela. Mr. Lindberg elaborates: "From a composer's point of view it's fantastic to get access to new pieces by colleagues and younger composers and to bring them in contact with the Philharmonic musicians."
About the composers he and Alan Gilbert selected, who also include those commissioned for the CONTACT program that Mr. Gilbert will be conducting April 16–17 (Sean Shepherd, Nico Muhly, and Matthias Pintscher), he explains, "I picked composers whose music I like and am interested in and challenged by — composers who have come up with ideas that I do my best in stealing, and I try to make it less obvious as I pick up their ideas. There are many other composers whom it would have been great to include, but I'm proud of the package we managed to put together. It's an opening — having a top American orchestra involved with so many premieres of younger composers is very primary in terms of what we should be doing.
"We are not naïve, saying that orchestras should only play contemporary music," Magnus Lindberg says, "but the contemporary scene could be a natural part of the activity with the combination of the wonderful classical repertoire we have. Younger people today are genuinely interested in this apparatus and trying to do sincere music. And if I can help at all, I'll be happy."
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November 19, 2013
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CONCORD - Governor Maggie Hassan announced today that she will nominate four people to the Circuit Court and nominate Martin Honigberg of Concord to the Public Utilities Commission at tomorrow's Governor and Council meeting. The Executive Council must confirm the nominations.
The nominees – Susan B. Carbon of Chichester, Robert James Foley of Dover, Margaret-Ann Moran of Manchester, and Patricia B. Quigley of Concord - were recommended for appointment by the Governor's Judicial Selection Commission, a bipartisan panel established by Governor Hassan to advise her on judicial nominations by broadly seeking judicial candidates, evaluating all potential applicants and recommending qualified applicants based on experience, good character and judicial temperament.
"Ensuring a fair, transparent and effective judicial system requires highly capable judges with the utmost experience, character and integrity," Governor Hassan said. "All four Circuit Court nominees have decades of experience with New Hampshire's judicial system and have demonstrated the good character and temperament that the people of our state require of their judges. I thank them all for their willingness to serve, as well as the Judicial Selection Commission for identifying these highly qualified candidates."
Additionally, Governor Hassan today announced that she has nominated former Assistant Attorney General Martin P. Honigberg to serve as one of three commissioners on New Hampshire's Public Utilities Commission (NHPUC). Honigberg is currently the leader of the Government Relations Practice Group at Sulloway & Hollis P.L.L.C and has previously served as Special Counsel to Governor Jeanne Shaheen from 2001 to 2003 as well as a Senior Assistant Attorney General at the New Hampshire Department of Justice from 1994 to 2000.
During his time in the Attorney General's office, Honigberg's many practice areas included the 1990s restructuring of New Hampshire's electric utility industry. He received his J.D. from Vanderbilt University.
"The work of the Public Utilities Commission is essential for protecting consumers and ensuring that our people, families and businesses are able to receive safe, adequate and reliable service at reasonable and fair rates," Governor Hassan said. "I am confident that with his extensive experience with utilities regulation and nearly every aspect of state government, Martin Honigberg will ably fulfill the PUC's critical mission, and I thank him for taking on this important responsibility."
Honigberg's appointment to a term of six years is subject to Executive Council approval. The Governor will formally submit his nomination at Wednesday's Council meeting.


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February 1, 2016 CEDAR RAPIDS- The following student(s) are named to the Fall 2015 Dean's List at Mount Mercy University, Cedar Rapids: Toledo- Sydney Meek, Nursing Chelsea- Julie Wise, Graphic Design Garwin- ... more »»
Pennies for patients drive underway at South Tama Middle School
February 1, 2016 From February 1-22, STC?Middle School students will be participating in a Pennies for Patients fundraiser. more »»
Vendor Fair in Tama Saturday
February 1, 2016 Mark your calendar for Saturday, Feb. 6, because from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Tama Civic Center, a variety of vendors will be displaying their wares. more »»
Toleod Public Library news- Game Day starts
January 31, 2016 We are starting a Game Day at the library, playing board games, every Wednesday after school beginning February 1. It's for anyone school age and olde. more »»
STC Middle School barbershop quartet to offer singing telegrams for Valentines Day
January 30, 2016 "Are you thinking of what to send your special someone, a family member, or yourself for Valentine's Day? The Bowties, a barbershop group from STC Middle School would like to be your gift! For only... more »»
Pennies for Patients drive organized at South Tama Middle School
January 28, 2016 From February 1-22, South Tama Middle school students will be participating in a Pennies for Patients fundraiser. more »»
Seek more improvements to STC High building
January 27, 2016 Nick Hildebrandt, a Struxture Architects, Waterloo, representative, proposed a series of changes to the South Tama High School in Tama during a presentation to the STC?School Board on Monday night,... more »»
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January 27, 2016 Interviews and Biographies by Draysen Henle, Brayden Breya, Jonathan Meyer, Jesus Nunez, Jaden Castanon, Jacob Collison, Leila Ellis, and Malori Witt Arwen Turner (5th) Arwen Turner is 11 years old... more »»
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January 26, 2016 MARSHALLTOWN – The Iowa Valley Community College District (IVCCD) Board of Directors opened bids for the Marshalltown Community College student union renovation project prior to its Board meeting,... more »»
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January 25, 2016 STC has been awarded the Teacher Leadership and Compensation Grant by the Iowa Department of Education. more »»
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January 18, 2016 MARSHALLTOWN - The Marshalltown Community College Construction Technology program is accepting applications for the construction of a residential home by students during the 2016-2017 academic year. more »»
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January 15, 2016 MARSHALLTOWN - Are you looking to learn the ins and outs of beekeeping? Then this course is for you! Learn from experienced beekeeper, Phil Ebert of Ebert Honey. more »»
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January 14, 2016 MARSHALLTOWN - A total of 159 students were named to the Fall 2015 (August to December) Dean's List at Marshalltown Community College. more »»
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The purpose of this presentation is to describe how Le Bonheur Children's Hospital partnered with the Department of Ministry, In-service Education in Kingsport, Jamaica, to improve the quality and safety of nursing care provided to children in Jamaican hospitals. One of our roles as healthcare leaders is to mentor others and disseminate knowledge regarding best practices for safe, quality care. Nursing education programs in Jamaica provide minimal education and clinical experience in pediatrics. Several years ago, a program was designed by the Ministry of Health in Jamaica to provide specialty training for pediatric nurses. In 2007, an overseas observational component was added so that these nurses could learn best practices from US pediatric nurses. Le Bonheur Children's and St. Jude were approached about providing this component.
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