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|Uso~! Yayoi ga Tenkō!?
|Smile Pretty Cure! episode 9
| うそ~!やよいが転校!?
""It Can't Be~! Yayoi is Changing Schools!?""
|Air date
|April 1, 2012
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Run (All Together) (Glitter Force)
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|Written by
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|Animated by
|Ueno Ken
|Art design by
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"It Can't Be~! Yayoi is Changing Schools!?" (うそ~!やよいが転校!? Uso~! Yayoi ga Tenkō!??) is the 9th episode of Smile Pretty Cure!, and also the 398th episode of the Pretty Cure franchise overall. The English title is "April Fools!" .
After being told about April Fools, Yayoi decides to play a joke on her friends - but it winds up spiraling out of control and she doesn't know how to tell them the truth.
SummaryOn the morning of April Fool's Day, Yayoi was lured out of bed by her mother Chiharu's promise of hotcakes for breakfast. In fact, Chiharu was telling a lie. In return, Yayoi lied that she had gotten a boyfriend, and seeing her mother's shocked expression, Yayoi got excited at the thought of shocking her friends at school as well. Before she left, Chiharu warned Yayoi to be sure to clarify the situation if she decided to play any pranks.
In Bad End Kingdom, Akaoni was also getting into the mood of April Fool's, drawing up a new bad ending in which he defeats Momotarou. Wolfrun commented that since their job was to create bad endings, Akaoni technically was not lying. This got Akaoni confused, and he decided to go out to the human world to steal everyone's happiness through lies.
In school, Yayoi first met up with Miyuki and Candy at the shoe lockers. Wanting to surprise her friends, Yayoi came up with a lie about having to transfer to another school. After seeing Miyuki's shocked expression, Yayoi decided to have a little more fun, adding that today was her last day in school. But just when she decides to confess to her lie, she turns to find Miyuki gone.
A panicked Miyuki ran to look for Akane, telling her about Yayoi's imminent transfer. Akane insisted that they keep the fact a secret; as the both of them had experiences with school transfers, they felt that Yayoi would have wanted to keep it a secret so as not to make a fuss.
Just then, Yayoi came to confess her lie, but with the two fussing over her, she could not get a word in. In the end, she still could not get her confession out.
After homeroom period, Miyuki and Akane told Reika and Nao about Yayoi's transfer, and the four were devastated. Nao and Reika came to confront Yayoi before music class, asking why she did not tell them about the transfer earlier, but Miyuki and Akane, the two transfer students, came to her defence, saying that it was understandable as Yayoi wanted to spend her last day happily with her good friends. In her mind, Yayoi knew that she had to confess to stop things from getting worse, but she was constantly interrupted by the others and could not say a word.
After music class, Yayoi was staring at the mirror in her Smile Pact when the others came to look for her. Mistakenly thinking that Yayoi was worried about leaving the Pretty Cure team, the other girls assured her that they would do their best to cover for her, and told her not to worry.
During lunch break, Yayoi went to the school rooftop alone, drawing a manga picture to help her in apologizing to the rest since she was now too afraid to confess in words. However, her drawing was blown away by the wind before she could show it to the rest.
Just then, Miyuki came to fetch Yayoi back to class, where the entire class had prepared a farewell party, organized by Reika, for Yayoi. Panicked that the entire class would be angry should she confess and not want to be her friend anymore, Yayoi started to cry and ended up running out of class.
Just then, Akaoni found Yayoi's drawing, and created a Bad End alternate reality and stole everyone's happiness. The girls transformed into Pretty Cure to fight.
Akaoni created a tennis court roller Akanbe to battle the Cures, and successfully beat them by lying about his next moves. Angered, the Cures demanded a fair fight, stating that they hated liars. Akaoni then teased Peace about being a liar herself, and Peace had no choice but to confess her lie. However, the Cures were relieved at hearing the truth, and were glad that Peace was not going to transfer after all. With renewed determination, Peace easily defeated the Akanbe and purified it with Peace Thunder, earning the pudding Cure Decor piece.
Back in class, Yayoi apologized to the entire class for lying, and everyone was relieved. However, the other girls stated that they did not like Yayoi much anymore because of this incident, causing her to panic, but she was relieved when they confessed that they were lying too, and actually really liked Yayoi.
- Hoshizora Miyuki / Cure Happy
- Hino Akane / Cure Sunny
- Kise Yayoi / Cure Peace
- Midorikawa Nao / Cure March
- Aoki Reika / Cure Beauty
Secondary Characters
- The opening features scenes from the movie Pretty Cure All Stars New Stage: Mirai no Tomodachi, with emphasis on Sakagami Ayumi and Fusion.
- Yayoi is the first Smile! Cure to have her parent shown.
- This is the first and so far only episode in the Pretty Cure series to make use of April Fools' Day as an episode theme.
- This is the second episode where a Cure is "transferring schools" and having the other(s) think it really is going to happen. The first was an episode from Futari wa Pretty Cure: Max Heart.
Edits in Glitter Force
- Lily (Yayoi) says she failed a test instead of getting a boyfriend.
- The hotcakes are called waffles.
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The Roadrunners found themselves in an early hole, trailing 28-22 with less than six minutes remaining until halftime. Iowa Western pushed the advantage to 14 points, the biggest lead of the game, with three minutes and 24 seconds remaining in the half. SFCC cut the advantage to 10 at 42-32 at halftime.
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Iowa Western took a 62-60 lead with just over a minute remaining in the game. SFCC freshman guard Alfonzo Houston picked up a steal and slammed it home on the other end to tie the game with 13.3 seconds remaining. SFCC fouled twice to run the clock down and Iowa Western missed a jump shot to send the game into overtime.
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For three years during World War II, future Director of Central Intelligence Allen Dulles commanded the OSS mission in Bern, Switzerland. From Hitler's Doorstep provides an annotated selection of his reports to Washington from 1942 to 1945.
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Looking back, when I started learning how to drive I never realized how little I knew about driving or car maintenance. In fact, I remember asking one of my Driver's Education teachers the rather simple-sounding question of why do you need antifreeze? Since I was living in a small ranching and farming town at the time, I was a little embarrassed that I asked the question. After all, everyone in our town needed to be a bit of a backyard mechanic and take care of their own automotive needs.
Anyway, as you may have guessed by now, I was just a tad embarrassed when I found out that basically antifreeze is the same thing as engine coolant. However, just because antifreeze is basically the same thing as engine coolant does not mean that it is exactly the same thing. There is a slight difference between the two, and that difference is what makes it so important as to why you need antifreeze.
Basically, both engine coolant and antifreeze are designed to help your engine operate properly and ensure that the engine does not get damaged. Engine coolant is specifically designed to keep your engine from overheating, while antifreeze is designed to keep your engine from overheating as well as from freezing during the winter—hence the name. However, both need to be mixed with water to work properly or there could be problems.
As your engine reaches a certain temperature the fluid in your radiator begins to boil. When that happens, the evaporated fluid starts to condense into water vapor and that vapor starts to stick to the interior of the engine. Over time, this condensation can cause rust, which can flake off and lead to other problems. These problems can even get worse in the winter time, when the condensation can freeze, expand, and end up creating even more damage and actually causing parts of your engine to break off.
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In creating an educational experience to challenge and match the ambitions of the college's best students, the Engineering Honors Program (EHP) has become a place where student leaders step forward, develop, and flourish.
Beginning five years ago with 22 first-year students, EHP now numbers more than 240 undergraduates at all levels. Members of the first class are now in PhD programs at CalTech, Stanford, and UC Davis; in master's programs at Columbia, Harvard, and Cambridge; and in jobs at Shell, Lockheed Martin, and J.D. Power and Associates.
They were selected to be Goldwater, NASA, and Marshall Scholars; two-time winners of the international Mathematical Contest in Modeling, the 2010 College's Outstanding Graduate, and the 2010 Silver Medal Award winner.
The foundation for their success has been a commitment to creating a certain type of community, centered around Andrews Hall—CU's first residential college with a faculty member in residence, EHP Director Scot Douglass and his family, and approximately 45 percent non-first-year students.
What makes this community work, Douglass says, is student leadership—students who choose to stay on campus and invest in their peers, students who fight for what is good and authentic, students who craft a space that is deeply ambitious without being competitive.
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Hi! Jill from Every Day is an Occasion here to share some Clean and Simple Spring Cards with you. These cards are so beautiful and yet so simple!!
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Makerere University needs Shs1 trillion for car production
Makerere University will require at least Shs1 trillion in the next four years before it can start producing cars on a commercial scale
Sunday August 3 2014
Makerere University will require at least Shs1 trillion in the next four years before it can start producing cars on a commercial scale.
The revelation was made at a two-day workshop at Makerere University in Kampala this week where students and their lecturers exhibited their various innovations under the President's support.
Prof Sandy Stevens Tickodri-Togboa, the manager of the Kiira EV car project, said their initial funding proposal to President Museveni in 2011 to make a car and go commercial would cost them about Shs154 billion.
Now the researchers say they will need between $350million to $400million (about Shs1trillion) before they can begin full production of the car.
The funding is to facilitate the production of Kiira Motors Corporation's (KMC) flagship vehicle, se t up the plant and the associated infrastructure and manpower to spark an automotive industry in Uganda.
According Prof Tickodri, when they get to the commercial level, his team will produce 20 cars per year in the initial stages of the venture but the production will increase depending on the demand.
"We have got to do more things to a point where it will be attractive to the private sector. Our ambition is to commercialise the Kiira EV. We must establish the first car manufacturing industry in Eastern Africa and we are coming up with a vehicle in 2018. We will be setting up a hi-tech system, we need to address technical institutions and equip them. That is where we are moving in the next four years. It is our time to go to our own moon and this will be our economic transformation," he said.
The project is expected to create about 500 jobs.
However, Dr Magie Kigozi, the former Uganda Investment Authority president, challenged the academia and said they have failed to create a link between their institutions and the private sector. She expressed her disappointment on how institutions of higher learning have continued to 'despise' the peasants who should be consumers of their research.
"The problem is that the link between the private sector and Makerere is very weak. We don't know what is happening, what human resource you have. The value chain breaks somewhere. When we need research or data, we go to organisations because we don't know you are there. We go to Ndeeba, Katwe to fix our cars yet it would have been easier to come here," Dr Kigozi said on behalf of the private sector.
"I think you despise us. There is that 'tebasoma' (these uneducated people) and 'tebalina sente' (they are poor)). You need to get out of that and create a link. I am in agriculture now and there is absolute pity for me from the youth who are wondering why I joined agriculture when I have been 'up there'. They think I shouldn't be in the garden. I tell them opportunities are here but they don't believe."
While some researchers are celebrating their efforts under the Presidential Initiative for Science and Technology, others are lamenting for being left out. At least Shs57.4 billion has been spent in the last three years on the university's five-year projects in fields of agriculture, engineering and veterinary medicine.
Assistant Prof Anthony Muggaga, the Deputy Principal for the College of Education, said the support for science courses has been mismanaged. He said as long as teachers are not trained in the right skills and laboratories are not equipped, promoting science will remain a dream.
"We are talking about science and leaving out teachers. How can you spend a whole semester without chemicals and you think you are promoting sciences?" he warned.
Makerere University Vice Chancellor John Ssentamu-Ddumba said there is a lot of expectations from institutions of higher learning yet they are underfunded. He appealed to the government to continue funding the projects and other innovations.
What SHS1 trillion can do for Uganda's transport
Buses: It can buy 13,300 brand new units of 63-seater Yutong city busses from China at a cost of $30,000 (Shs78m) each; and 10,000 brand new units of 51-seater luxury bus coaches at $40,000 (Shs104m) per unit.
Luxury 4x4: This money can buy 8,163 brand new units of 2013 Toyota Land Cruiser V8 at $46,000 (Shs120m) per unit.
Train/Railway: It can construct 114km double track standard gauge railway line at the cost of $3.5m (Shs9b) per km. It can also buy 4,000 Linke Holfmann Bush (LBH) passenger train luxury AC coaches, and 6,660 ordinary LBH passenger train coaches.
July 2012: Kiira EV project start
July 2012-October 2015: Vehicle technical specifications
2013: Production vehicle concept; Master plan and site development brief
September 2015-December 2017: Vehicle validation
January-July 2016: Road networks
April 2016-February 2018: Production plant & warehouses
February 2018-June 2018: Market trials
July 2018: Series of production
June 2018-June 2019: Infirmary and guesthouse
May 2018- September 2019: Technology and innovation centre
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Published on September 02, 2014
Prince Albert National Park vegetation ecologist Dustin Guedo holds a tree as a pair of children help remove it to make more room for new trees. The youngsters were just two of the many volunteers who helped park staff plant trees and remove old ones on Sunday as part of annual Arbour Day activities in Waskesiu.
Herald photo by Matt Gardner
Published on September 02, 2014
Volunteers and Prince Albert National Park staff members pose for a group shot by the Visitor Centre in Waskesiu after planting trees for Arbour Day. Some of the freshly planted trees can be seen surrounded by individual fencing to protect them against elk and deer.
Herald photo by Matt Gardner
Planting trees proved a highly popular activity this weekend both in Prince Albert and beyond.
While Saturday saw volunteers helping plant trees outside the local SPCA shelter, Sunday saw a legion of helpers join staff members at Prince Albert National Park to help plant trees around Waskesiu.
But where the former was a unique episode, the latter constitutes a long-running tradition in Waskesiu, where Arbour Day is celebrated annually on the Sunday of every Labour Day weekend.
"It's our big town site volunteer day, just to bring local residents and park visitors together with park staff and kind of make Waskesiu a little more beautiful," park vegetation ecologist Dustin Guedo said.
Besides planting new trees, volunteers helped remove dead trees or older ones that have fallen over.
Trees in the Waskesiu town site are primarily white spruce, with the majority being fairly old.
While many of the trees are coming to the end of their life, strong winds and storms have caused more and more to start coming down -- a trend that bolsters the need for a new generation of trees to replace them.
"As these bigger ones are slowly removed from the town site, we'll have more and more younger trees to come up," Guedo said.
Another major goal of the park is to create a mixed wood community of trees.
Currently, white spruce and balsam poplar predominate. The aim of park staff is to bring in a wide variety of boreal trees such as white birch, trembling aspen, tamarack and jack pine to create what Guedo called a "mosaic of trees."
The vegetation ecologist pointed to two benefits of having a more varied selection of trees.
The first relates to purely aesthetic considerations.
"In the falltime, we're going to get all sorts of different colours," Guedo noted. "You have a mixture of deciduous leaves, of leaves and conifer needle trees. It creates a much better aesthetic look."
The second relates to the health of the trees -- particularly during periods characterized by disease or insect outbreaks.
"If you have just one type of tree and if some insects come in or a disease hits just that one type of tree and that's all you have, then everything will be affected -- where if you have a mosaic of different trees … they usually respond differently," Guedo said.
To help ensure the survival of the new trees, park staff took a different approach to planting this year.
In the past, they would plant trees en masse and surround all of them with a rail fence in order to keep away elk and deer, who have a tendency to eat and kill all the young trees except for white spruce and balsam poplar (a prime reason why those two species of trees predominate at the town site).
By contrast, this year they planted the trees over a larger area near the P.A. National Park Visitor Centre and put individual fences around each tree.
"We'll leave those individual fences on those trees for five-plus years, just so that those trees can establish (themselves and) grow big enough -- so when we take the fence away from them, they'll be strong enough to withstand any browsing from elk or deer," Guedo said.
Dozens of volunteers could be seen on Sunday morning planting trees near the Waskesiu Visitor Centre or helping remove old and dead trees to improve the growth of younger ones.
One longtime volunteer was Chris Arnstead, who comes to help out at Arbour Day every year.
"It's always on the long weekend, and it's a great opportunity for us to come and interact with other people in the community," Arnstead said.
"What I really enjoy about is that there's all ages of people here," she added. "You see the very littlest child being shown how important volunteering is by their parents, and then you have the older people that have been volunteering here all their lives and they're still coming out. So the mixture of ages makes it really enjoyable."
With the new trees planted, park staff will carefully monitor them over the next month to ensure they get plenty of water while making sure the fences around each tree stay up.
"For the most part, all the work has been done by the community, by the volunteers today," Guedo said.
"They've done a really good job and it looks like everything is nice and sound."


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This is a great time of year. The legislature is in session and new bills are being proposed. Via the OLR, I see that one such curious bill is Senate Bill 708 – An Act Creating A Violent Offender Registry. Yes, this bill proposes a registry akin to the sex offender registry for violent offendes. The offenses are:
- murder (including felony murder and arson murder),
- first-degree manslaughter,
- 1st-degree manslaughter with a firearm,
- 1st–degree kidnapping of a minor,
- 1st–degree assault, or
- conspiracy or criminal intent to commit any of the above crimes.
First time offenders are required to register for 10 years and second offenders for life. Failure to register is a Class D felony.
Are residency restrictions for violent offenders far away? Will we have an ever growing class of citizens who will be forced to live in seclusion? Shades of Escape from L.A.
Seriously, what does this achieve. Look at the list of offenses. Murder – minimum sentence of 25 years. Most murders aren't random crimes. What will you do? Cross the street when you see someone who was convicted of murder? 1st degree assault? Do people seriously believe that assault convictees walk around randomly assaulting people?
Between this and the sex offender registry, it leaves only the larcenies and related offenses and the drug crimes. I'd rather have a community notified of someone who was convicted of a robbery or burglary. The store owner has as much a right to know that a person convicted of hold-ups lives in the neighborhood.
Also, isn't the central argument behind sex offender registries and residency restrictions that that class of people cannot be rehabilitated? Registry proponents frequently cite statistics that recidivism rates are the highest for that class of offenders. Is the tune changing? Are they all equally likely to re-offend? You can't have it both ways.
Maybe the way to end this is to make records of all convictions (which are public information anyway) available on a website. I don't know.
At some point, SCOTUS will have to address the Constitutionality of these registries and residency restrictions. We are heading toward a very fractured society.
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John Cena is returning at Hell in a Cell, and I'll tell you why it's a mistake. I'll also tell you what we have to give Cena credit for.
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Ghost Flight
Published on May 21, 2011. Played 1,595 times. Editors' rating 2.3
Ghost Flight is a cool chopper-inspired game. In this fun game you fly your ghost between the spirit lights as far as possible in hopes of reaching heaven. On your way you'll see the ghosts of your opponents who have also tried. See if you can beat them in this asynchronous multiplayer game!
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Mini-Comics Festival Poster Art
Fluke! is an annual mini-comics event which takes place in downtown Athens, Georgia. It's a small gathering where talented, passionate indie artists and creators go to sell and trade their work and maybe have a beer or two.
This is the 2007 limited edition screen-printed poster used to promote the show. It depicts a strange scenario where the cliche artsy mini-comics hipsters are about to be mugged by some cliche pop-culture comic-geek monsters.
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Guardians of the Light
Pianist Michele Rosewoman has been at it for some time, and she has some fervent supporters out there. But while there are things I like about the music on Guardians of the Light, I'm not ready to jump on the bandwagon. In fact, I'm a little amazed that other critics could find her a "strikingly original voice" with a "maverick vision." What we have here is very mainstream modern jazz, quite well arranged, played by musicians who give good if not brilliant accounts of themselves as soloists. Rosewoman is a fine pianist and her brief vocal turn is quite effective, but her strong suit is the writing, much of which is in a sort of post-bop, post-modal style that might call to mind Woody Shaw's work. Of course, many of us just waited through Woody's tunes to hear him blow, while interest tends to flag during the some of the solos here. It's not that saxophonists Steve Wilson and Craig Handy or Rosewoman herself lack ideas so much as that the group playing doesn't jell. It's almost as if everyone is referring to the overall structure independently, or is paying too much attention to reading charts and not enough to listening. I couldn't tell whether the fact that this is a live recording was part of the problem, but things often sound cluttered.


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To increase awareness of legal issues related to corporate sustainability, the United Nations Global Compact (UNGC) and the International Bar Association (IBA), with the generous support of LexisNexis, have produced the second module of a video training manual entitled
Lawyers as Leaders: The Essential Role of Legal Counsel in the Corporate Sustainability Agenda
This module is on anti-corruption and business.
These videos present analysis, commentary and interviews. The videos hold value not only for in-house counsel, but to any lawyer, law student or member of organisation or civil society interested in these issues.
Corruption is a major obstacle to achieving sustainable development. The private sector has a significant role to play in the fight against corruption. From the perspective of business and corporate counsel, anti-corruption policies and activities are crucial for risk and reputation management, and to ensure ethical and good business practices.
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Microsoft, Crystal Dynamics and Square Enix have unveiled the Xbox 360 Tomb Raider Limited Edition Wireless Controller to mark Lara Croft's return to the Xbox 360. Developed in collaboration with artists at Crystal Dynamics, the design of the controller features a two-layer colour finish with laser etching to create a realistic and tactile worn appearance.
The Xbox 360 Tomb Raider Limited Edition Wireless Controller design is inspired by Lara's iconic climbing axe and the tourniquets that result from the adventure in her intense origin story, as told in this latest title. The controller also features a customisable D-pad that switches from a plus design to a disc pattern for better control, and a wireless range of up to thirty feet that allows for more freedom in your home environment as you explore and play the game. The controller is similar to the previously revealed Tomb Raider controller which was only available with the specifically designed console via a competition.
Those who purchase the Xbox 360 Tomb Raider Limited Edition Wireless Controller, available exclusively at GAME in the UK, will receive a download token for an Xbox 360 exclusive playable character known as the devious Scavenger Archer. The controller will be available at the same time as the launch of the game worldwide. Electronic Theatre will keep you updated with all the latest details about Tomb Raider.


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It's closing time for the NBA preseason, so throw your favorite jersey on and get League Pass fired up, because the regular season is here.
Rosters and lineups are being finalized, and with that, the most essential piece of information fans have at their disposal, the depth chart, is coming into focus.
While the rosters of high-profile title contenders like the San Antonio Spurs and Miami Heat remain largely unchanged from a season ago, up-and-coming squads like the New Orleans Pelicans and Cleveland Cavaliers shook up their personnel a great deal.
One important note before we get started: Players who are injured (i.e. Kobe Bryant, Rajon Rondo, Russell Westbrook, etc.) and will not be playing on opening day are designated with an asterisk on their respective depth charts.


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Taylor Swift's Wax Figure Doesn't Do Her Justice
Taylor Swift unveiled her wax figure at Madame Tussauds in New York yesterday, and we think this one's a miss (especially compared to Cheryl Cole's. Check hers out here!)
We're big Taylor fans, so we're disappointed by the likeness. It even looks like Taylor's a bit disappointed and is forcing her smile and 'thumbs up.' They could have done a better job!
What do you think?
Taylor reportedly spent the weekend in NYC with actor Jake Gyllenhaal, sparking rumors that the pair are now dating. They were spotted holding hands during a stroll around Brooklyn on Sunday.
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It's hard to believe summer is already over, but college football is back!
The college football madness begins Saturday night with Oregon and LSU squaring off in Dallas and then on Saturday night at Atlanta when Boise State plays Georgia.
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Mascarpone Cream With Cherries and Sweet Samos Wine
Total Time
2hrs 30mins
Prep 30 mins
Cook 2 hrs
From GourMed magazine (what I assume is the Summer or July 2008 issue.)
Ingredients Nutrition
- 500 g mascarpone cheese
- 200 g caster sugar
- 250 g sweet samos wine (or any other good quality sweet wine you can find)
- 200 g ladyfingers
- 300 g pitted cherries (or other seasonal fruit)
- 4 egg yolks
- fresh milk
- Beat together the egg yolks, sugar and sweet wine in bain-marie until they start to thicken. Pour mix into a bowl to stop it from separating.
- Mix the egg mix with the mascarpone cheese, until thoroughly combined.
- Pour some milk and sweet wine in a deep plate and dip two ladyfingers. Place them at the bottom of a tall glass and the alternate with cherries and the cream. Repeat 6 times.
- Place the glasses covered in the fridge to chill for at least 2 hours.
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A 30-year-old man died tonight after he tried to rescue a 5-year-old boy who fell through the ice at an East Side apartment complex pond.
James R. Jenkins, whose address was unknown, was pronounced dead at 7:09 at Grant Medical Center, according to Columbus police.
Rescuers pulled Jenkins from the pond at Hartford on the Lake, 2400 Shore Boulevard West, about 6:30 p.m., 49 minutes after the first 911 call was made. The boy, whose named was not released, was pulled from the water unconscious at 6:42 p.m.; he was in critical condition at Nationwide Children's Hospital.
The boy fell through the ice and Jenkins attempted a rescue and also fell in, Columbus fire Battalion Chief Patrick Ferguson said.
Charron Pinkston, 42, heard a commotion and came down to the pond to see the man holding the boy and trying to keep his head above water. The man struggled and both went under the water, Pinkston said.
A fire battalion chief who was first to arrive saw the man's head above water. He went onto the ice twice to reach the man and boy, but couldn't. Fire officials declined to identify the battalion chief.


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Recent news stories have discussed the concern for the "viewscape" along the river and how it might be impacted by towers for cellular and other communications networks. May I (only partially in jest) suggest some "out of the box" possibilities?
BLIMPS: Google and other companies have been looking into the use of airships to provide wi-fi and cell service in Africa and elsewhere. Blimps could be designed either to blend in unobtrusively with the natural surroundings, or be brightly and attractively colored like hot air balloons.
New "electro-optical camouflage" technology could even be deployed to enable the blimps to change appearance, chameleon-like, depending on atmospheric conditions.
CAMOUFLAGE: Speaking of camouflage, see images.businessweek.com/ss/06/08/tower/source/1.htm for a slideshow of ideas for concealed cell tower designs—disguising the towers as trees is, of course, the most obvious for our situation.
ART: But here's my favorite idea: sponsor a competition for artistic designs for the towers. Rather than trying to conceal them, maybe we could create towers that complement and enhance the natural beauty of the area, and that could in fact be attractions in and of themselves. (A pity that Christo is no longer with us; he'd know exactly the kind of thing to do.)
Our area, after all, is blessed by the presence of many talented and visionary artists; I'm sure that a design that is not only functional and beautiful but also environmentally respectful could be found.
So let's see if we can turn a challenge into an opportunity.
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Decided to pick one up. Thanks again for the pics and review.
Decided to pick one up. Thanks again for the pics and review.
Don't let life get in the way of living.
Do you know off hand what the material is used to make the sock? I have a Hennessy, which is longer so I'm going to have to make one for my self.
Its some type of ripstop.
Found that pesky loose fabric thread in my sock.
got me one albout 2months ago looking forward to using it just not got cold around here yet.
i ordered one as well
Got some Dutch Gear Clip on Tarp pull outs that I will be using next weekend to see how they do at keeping the sides of the sock away from the hammock.
just to add to this just got back from 4 day hang and -15 to -20c these socks are the bomb had no problem with the cold or condensation as far as wind protection no problems there either i ordered two socks and had a duel zipper on one and the other had only one zipper other than that they worked awesome highly recommended if your planning to head out in the big freeze


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General Adult Psychiatrist
Yale University School of Medicine, Department of Psychiatry and Yale-New Haven Hospital seeks a General Adult Psychiatrist for full-time, inpatient head of multi-disciplinary team.
Experience in dual diagnosis and/or substance abuse is desired. The position available is as an academic psychiatrist with responsibilities for teaching as well as clinical care.
Academic rank will be dependent upon review of academic achievements and must meet qualifications to fulfill the Yale University School of Medicine criteria for faculty appointments.
Successful candidate must be ABPN certified/eligible, license eligible in Connecticut.
Direct inquires to William H. Sledge, MD at YNHPH, 184 Liberty St, New Haven, CT, 06519 or email@example.com.
Review of applicants will begin immediately and continue until filled.
Yale University is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer. Qualified women and members of underrepresented minority groups are encouraged to apply.


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Office of the Vice President, Dr. Bernadette Montoya
- Over the past year, SAEM Office of the Vice President and University Admissions collaborated to implement an online graduate admissions application through the program Hobsons ApplyYourself. Following the October rollout of the online application, we continued to add application requirements specific to graduate programs. Applicants to the 46 programs with fully online applications can now upload all materials, and departments have all application materials centrally accessible in a single place. Feedback from the departments has been positive.
- Vice President Montoya completed the Listening Sessions for the Presidential Search for Doña Ana Community College on June 7 with a final session at the East Mesa campus. These listening sessions were attended by many community members, including members of the DACC Advisory Board, local school boards, and the NMSU Board of Regents.
- The website for the DACC presidential website is now live at http://dacc.nmsu.edu/ps/index.html.
- For Fall 2013 enrollment, as of June 20, the Las Cruces Campus is down about 3% in credit hours and 7% in student headcount; however, we expect these numbers to increase after this week's New Student Registration Programs.
- Enrollment for NMSU system-wide is down about 9% in headcount and 8% in credit hours. The community colleges continue to feel the loss of student headcount as students sort to their primary campus, and are adjusting to this change by shifting their emphasis to the educational needs of their service areas.
University Admissions, Ms. Valerie Pickett
- Applications from new students are down for this year compared to last year. By category, applications from students in WUE states are up while in-state applications are about the same as last year. Applicants from El Paso are about 25% behind the number from last year at this time.
- Over 540 new undergraduates attended New Student Registration Programs on June 19–22. We always see an uptick in excitement on social media from the incoming freshman class around these events, such as this tweet from Taylerjane: "An official Aggie now!"
University Financial Aid and Scholarship Services, Ms. Janie Merchant
- Financial Aid is currently working on an initiative to use card readers when we serve students. These readers will allow us to track student use of Financial Aid services and better assess outcomes related to this use. They will also increase our efficiency and improve information security.
- The appeal process for students who lose eligibility for federal financial aid (Pell Grants, federal loans, and work study awards) is presently being revised. We are improving the process to make students more accountable for their success and to ensure that appeal is adjudicated as fairly as possible.
- The Financial Aid Office participated in New Student Registration last week. Over 400 students were expected to meet with a Financial Aid representative over the course of the event.
- Scholarship Services staff are currently completing the 2012–2013 aid year. Students who have not already done so are sending thank you letters to donors, and we are working with College Scholarship Coordinators to verify that all awards have been fully paid in accordance with donor wishes.
University Registrar, Mr. Mike Zimmerman
- System-wide, NMSU awarded 2,652 degrees: this included over 800 Associate degrees; 1,300 Bachelor degrees; and over 500 graduate degrees, with 56 doctoral degrees.
Student Engagement, Dr. Terry Cook
- Terry Cook attended the American Association of Colleges & Universities Best Practices Institute at University of Wisconsin-Madison as a team with Michael Jasek, Dean of Students, Beth Pollack and Lisa Bond-Maupin, Associate Deans from College of Arts & Sciences, and Jodie Kenney, Retention Coordinator for Arts & Sciences. The team developed an initiative incorporating curricular and co-curricular best practices to support second-year student retention.
- Student Engagement is in discussion with the Regional Coordinator for Gates Millennium Scholars Program to implement support programming for Scholars attending NMSU. This program "selects 1,000 talented students each year to receive a good-through-graduation scholarship to use at any college or university of their choice," according to the program website.
- Fall 2013 Calling Campaign: Volunteers from SAEM and NMSU Colleges have called approximately 500 students who had not enrolled for fall semester to offer support and referrals to resources. We still have 1,537 students to call prior to start of fall semester.
- Student Engagement staff are preparing for New Student Registration Programs for families and students this week. This is a major outreach opportunity to make incoming students and their families aware of TRIO Student Support Services, Career Services, and other retention programming.
- Career Services, Student Success Center, and Student Support Services are increasingly assessing their efforts to better serve NMSU students. As part of this, staff met with Dr. Luis Vazquez, Associate Vice President for Research and Ms. Nellie Quezada-Aragon, Director of Research Compliance to review protocols for IRB to ensure compliance with applicable guidelines and regulations.
- Career Services is implementing CareerBeam, software that will help NMSU students and alumni with employment preparation items such as resume development and interview skills.
- In collaboration with NMSU Human Resource Services, Career Services is transitioning student employment opportunities from SES Ventana to AggieCareer Manager. Starting this Fall 2013, students will be able to find all postings for student employment, including work-study, part-time, cooperative education, internship, and full-time employment, in the same system they can use to find employment after graduation.
- Career Services staff also met with CSO, the vendor for AggieCareer Manager, to learn about new features of the program. This roundtable event was hosted by the University of Texas at El Paso.
- Michelle Adames of the Student Success Center and Marlene Melendez of University Financial Aid and Scholarship Services attended the Daniel's Fund Scholar Success Forum in Denver, Colorado. This pinning ceremony and banquet serves as an orientation for new scholars, where they meet with staff from their new schools.
- TRiO Student Support Services Program attained their program service objective by providing services for 353 TRiO participants. In addition, they identified 123 TRiO participants who are not enrolled for Fall 2013 and who are academically at risk. These students will be contacted during the current calling campaign.
- TRiO advisors served students through FAFSA assistance, appeals, and end of semester advising. Mentors and tutors continued to serve summer school participants. TRIO serves at-risk students who are low-income, first generation, or have a documented disability.
Student Life, Dr. Michael Jasek
- Campus Activities is improving student outreach by installing a computer outside the office that allows students to search all organizations and their scheduled events. The wall in Corbett Center Student Union with all the student organizations posted required extensive maintenance and will be taken down this week.
- Two counseling psychologist positions with the Counseling Center will be temporarily filled by Nisha Todi (Group Coordinator) and Angella Anderson (Behavioral Health and Wellness Coordinator) for the 2013–2014 academic year.
Health and Wellness, Ms. Lori McKee
- The Campus Health Center is updating the medical information system during this summer to better serve students and staff with insurance claims filing, starting fall 2013. The Affordable Care Act will require all persons to have insurance by January of 2014. The CHC system will be better equipped to collect and file insurance claims to all companies once the upgrade is complete. The upgrade will require system changes including scanning capability to bulk file claims.
- The Aquatics Center just began offering our first specialized fitness program for Muslim women. The culture and religious customs of Muslims do not allow for co-ed recreation and activities. This program facilitates women-only swim time from 7:00-9:00 pm on Wednesdays. Female lifeguards and attendants are on duty during this time.
- The Activity and Aquatics Centers have been hosting celebrity Chef Gordon Ramsay as a guest in training. Chef Ramsay is on location filming at Meson de Mesilla for the next two weeks and he is also training for a triathlon. Danny Montoya, Associate Director and an accomplished tri-athlete, was contacted by Ramsey's company to continue his training while in Las Cruces. Ramsay has already used the facility and tweeted about the excellent service and personnel.
Office of Student Diversity and Outreach, Ms. Christina Chavez Kelley
- Dr. Festus Addo-Yobo of Black Programs is working with the College of Arts and Sciences on an African course in the Government Department and an African American history course in the History Department.
- Dr. Joe Graham of Indian Resource Development presented Laguna Graduates' Assessment of Tribal Utilization of Laguna Academic Capital at the Native American & Indigenous Studies Conference held in Saskatoon, Canada during the NAISC's annual meeting held on June 13-15, 2013. The presentation was well received.
- Michael Ray with the American Indian Program recruited in Acoma, Isleta, Jemez, Laguna, and Santa Ana Pueblos. He also attended a Career Fair Planning hosted by the Education Department in Bernalillo and Gallup, New Mexico.
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my first day in India (continued)
I left off with mentioning some of the things I did on my first day but I explained very little. First of all SEWA, which stands for Self Employed Women's Association, is actually a large umbrella organization. Under the name of SEWA is SEWA Bank, SEWA insurance and health, and a number of other groups. Mirai works with the insurance part of SEWA, I will be working with the bank.
I am reading a book to learn more about the origins of SEWA but from what I know and from talking to people so far here is what I've got. Unlike many microfinance banks SEWA is not primairly a creditor but rather a place for women to save. SEWA bank is based on the notion that saving and intelligent financial planning is the way to reduce poverty. SEWA has found that it is not that the women cannot save, but that they haven't thought to do it or it hasn't seemed like a good idea in the past. SEWA accepts small deposits in savings accounts and the money earns interest. Once the woman has been a member of SEWA for a number of years she can apply for a loan. Additionally SEWA offers insurance plans and health coverage. Many of the women in and around Ahmedabad have themselves or seen friends and families been financially destroyed by natural disasters or health problems, insurance certainly seems pretty appealing.
The branch of SEWA that I will be working with (I think) is the micro pension program. A few years back the head people in SEWA wanted to start a pension scheme for their members. However the government/Indian bank said as a cooperative SEWA could not open its own pension program. That idea was scrapped and they looked for another way to provide retirement benefits to its members. Though the women did not have enough money to invest in a typical pension program, if their money was combined they would. SEWA found the UTA Retirement Benefit Pension Fund, a balanced fund that SEWA trusts with its member's money. The UTA is a balanced fund meaning that half of the deposits are invested in the Indian stock market and the other half in government securities. SEWA collects the small deposits from its members and then deposits in a UTA account. In this way the individual's money earns interest and has greater protection in old age. Otherwise the women have to work long into old age or rely on family members, neither of which are surefire or ideal.
I am not sure exactly what my job will be yet. I was told that I might be useful in writing up the reactions of the women towards the pension program and providing SEWA with other documentation on the program. I was supposed to meet with Jayshree yesterday to discuss my role more in depth. I waited for over an hour to go into her office and when I got there Maya (the half-Gujarati girl from the U.S.) was about to be taking to a presentation on the pension program. Jayshree asked if I wanted to stay and ask her questions about the program or go off and see the presentation. Though I am sure there will be many more presentations I didn't want to pass up the opportunity, especially because in this instance I had the option of going with someone my age who spoke English.
Off I went with a worker at the bank and Maya in a rickshaw to a poor neighborhood in Ahmedabad. On the way I found out that Maya is from Connecticut and going to be a senior in high school, but i originally thought she was several years older. Her mother is Gujarati and she comes to Ahmedabad every summer. This is her first time working with SEWA but many of the top people are like family to her. She does not know exactly what she will be doing while she is here yet but eventually she wants to go into development work and SEWA is obviously a good place to start. About SEWA she said it is like a family and the people who work there take care of each other. I had noticed that everyone called people by their name followed by ben, Maya informed me that this means sister and though a Gujarati custom, was also quite reflective of the family nature of SEWA.
After some insane traffic and experiencing a cow urinating right next to our rickshaw we arrived at the location where the presentation was to be given. A large group of 30 or so women sat cross-legged on a tiled floor outside of a meetinghouse of sorts (I am not actually sure what it was used for). A few of the women were already members of SEWA and had spread its good name to their friends and neighbors to bring them out to the presentation. In the back stood a collection of 10 men or so standing by their motorcycles.
The presentation was given all in Gujarati, I was incredibly grateful to have Maya translating the key points. She said the presenter from SEWA kept repeating, "this is real, this is not false." At the time I thought this might because the idea of having money returned with interest to have such a cushion in old age was a great concept that the women may not believe. I later found out that though this might be part of it, more than that she kept saying it was real because there have recently been large scams throughout Gujarat. A man will say that he can triple your money in a short time and people hand over their savings, of course the result is the he takes off with it. At the end of the presentation the woman from SEWA asked, "who wants pensions?" I was not surprised when the majority of hands went up. However, we still don't know if they will actually show up because even when they will benefit and even with outreach it can be hard to persuade women who have never known something like this. There will be a SEWA meeting at the town hall Monday afternoon and I hope to go and see how many new women show up and what it is like.
After our meeting we went to the homes of two of the women who had been there. I am pretty sure that they were both already SEWA members, I know at least one has been with SEWA for quite some time. She told us that SEWA had approved her for a loan of 1 lakh (100,000 rupees), which is an incredible amount in this part of India. She is using this loan for a new home. While in the home of one of the women she insisted we take water or chai (tea) or at least something. If she had only known we were coming she would have made roti (bread) and a number of other things. The chai was delicious, a rich ginger with sugar and milk straight from their cows. Hopefully my stomach can handle the milk from their cows, but even if I can't it was worth it (I say that now, if I actually get sick I am sure I will eat those words).
So far I have found the Gujarati people to be incredibly hospitable. I just wish I spoke some Gujarati, I feel bad not being able to say anything to these women. I learned a tiny bit of Hindi before coming but I have now realized that Hindi is only marginally more useful than English here. I keep wanting to translate my thoughts into Spanish when I want to communicate with someone who I know wont understand English because that is the language I am used to communicating in when English isn't available to me. That obviously wont work here.
Hopefully I will pick up some Gujarati as a I go along. I also hope to spend more time with Maya and she might be able to teach me some Gujarati. Unfortunately I also have a huge issue with not wanting to feel imposing and I know she has family and is comfortable here. I will see how things go with her but it would make for a wonderful experience if I could spend some more time with her and have her show me around some. When we returned to SEWA Bank after our foray into the poorer neighborhoods of Ahmedabad she left for the day but said that I should give her a call if I had any questions or just wanted to speak English. I don't currently have her number but I think Mirai may have her family's number and either way there is plenty of time for all of that, I still need to get on getting a phone here.
From SEWA Bank I went back across the street to the insurance offices where Mirai works. To give an idea of how bad the traffic is: Mirai didn't want me to cross the insanely busy street on my own on my first day so she sent a rickshaw so that I wouldn't have to walk across. Over at the insurance offices Mirai was in a meeting. I had the option of going home, with the heat and having arrived early that morning I was quite tired. However there was to be a celebration party in about 45 minutes and I didn't want to pass up the opportunity to see a traditional Indian party. As tired as I was, it was worth it to see the party.
The party was to celebrate SEWA's reception of the McArthur award for $650,000. First all of the people who worked in the insurance and health branch of SEWA collected in a circle on the floor of a large open room; it was all women with the exception of two men. Mirai started with a speech explaining the award and then congratulating everyone for the work they had done. Next a few people stood up and said things. I had someone sitting next to me translating most of it but I definitely missed a lot.
After the speeches the dancing started. Everyone went out into the courtyard and music started playing. There was a very traditional dance that everyone knew the steps to. People followed in line and created a circle around the courtyard. I attempted the steps but they were much more complicated than they looked. As people joined in and it got crowded it became essential that you moved at the same time as everyone else lest you bump into people. I took that as my cue to step out and watch.
At around 6:30, after what was a very long and eventful day, we returned to Mirai's home. I took a quick, much needed shower to cool off and then read/wrote the first half of this post until dinner. I was asleep by 9:30 and even that hour I'm not quite sure how I made it to.
And that is how I spent my first day in India.


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Calling Californians: please take a minute to support plastic bag legislation!
Hi all. Last week, I got an email from Californians Against Waste urging me to send a letter in support of AB 2058, the California bill to protect the environment from plastic bag pollution. I wrote and faxed my letter last week and didn't even think of forwarding the request here. Duh! Here's a copy of the letter I sent, which is partially copied from the sample that CAW sent me.
This afternoon, I received an email from my friend Benn at Chicobags urging bloggers to spread the word. So this is me doing just that! Here's the letter from Benn. Please follow the links to either send your own letter or use the form on the Heal The Bay web site provided. It will only take a few minutes. This is important legislation and necessary, since the plastic bag industry has taken legal action against towns like Oakland and Fairfax that have tried to pass their own bag bans.
Action Alert: Please consider sharing this important plastic bag news with others via blogs, email, etc.
Big oil and plastic bag manufacturers are digging into their deep pockets to fund a campaign against AB 2058. They bought radio spots on stations in LA, and probably beyond. They're spreading misleading information about the bill and plastic bags.
We're in the home stretch for AB 2058, a California bill that will protect the environment from paper and plastic bags! Bills must be out of the legislature by August 22. Click here to get your representative's contact info and let them know you support AB 2058. It doesn't take much, just write "I support AB 2058 and urge you to vote yes," and you've done your part for the environment!
Please post and distribute this message on blogs, websites, list serves, etc. We need letters and support to get the bill passed!
It's easy to support AB 2058!
Under AB 2058, large grocery stores and pharmacies would be required to charge a 25 cent fee for paper and plastic grocery bags, the proceeds of which would be used for local litter reduction, cleanup and prevention programs. This fee-based approach has encouraged shoppers to bring their own reusable bags and has reduced plastic bag consumption in Ireland by over 90%.
Can I count on you Californians to do it? Here's an incentive. I've got 3 jars of Fudge Is My Life chocolate sauce (the best fudge sauce in the world) with your names on them. At the end of the week, I will send them to 3 randomly selected readers who leave a comment on this blog stating that they sent the letter to their representative and that they passed along the info to at least 5 other people. Do this bit for the environment and make your mouth really happy at the same time!


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Review: Microsoft Surface RT
October 26, 2012
On June 17 , 2012, Microsoft announced their Surface tablet design. Two types will be sold: an ARM-based version (Surface RT) that was released today, and an Intel-based version (Surface Pro) that is expected in early 2013. These products are the first Windows-based computers ever sold by Microsoft.
Microsoft's basic design for Surface RT follows that of many other tablets in the 10-inch range, but there are some interesting features. The case is magnesium and feature an integrated kickstand along with 2x2 MIMO antenna that should allow superior WiFi reception and speed. There are front and rear facing cameras, a 10.6-inch widescreen display covered with Corning's thinner and lighter Gorilla Glass 2, and a 5 pin magnetic charging connector.
The Surface RT version weighs about 1.5 pounds, is about 0.37 inches thick, and comes in 32 GB and 64 GB versions. It comes with an HD (1366 x 768) display which renders at 148 pixels per inch (ppi). Connectivity includes microSD, USB 2.0, and Micro HDMI video. Like all ARM-based Windows 8 devices, it comes with Windows RT, a version of Windows 8 that only runs the new touch-centric Metro applications (not traditional Windows applications) and has limited manageability.
The Surface is available with two separate physical keyboard options, both cleverly built into screen covers. One (Touch Cover) is a virtual keyboard and trackpad with accelerometers for detecting finger force, while the other (Type Cover) is a thicker keyboard and trackpad for at least somewhat of a more "normal" tactile typing experience.
AirPennNet works as expected. To connect, join the AirPennNet network and enter the user's PennKey and PennKey password. Because Windows RT has built-in support for EAP-TTLS, SecureW2 and XpressConnect are not required to connect to AirPennNet.
ISC Exchange and Zimbra services both connect easily using standard settings and appear to have full functionality.
There is currently no way to natively connect the Penn Online Directory (as one would in Outlook) to the Surface or other Windows RT devices. The Directory web application functions as expected, however.
Microsoft evidently has decided that the Windows 8 touch experience is too important to be left to its OEMs: nothing else could generate this momentous a change in basic business philosophy.
Moving to the hardware itself, there is much clever design. The physical keyboards built into the screen cover are a classic "why didn't I think of that" feature: easy to comprehend and certain to be copied. There are also high-quality components: the magnesium case, the Gorilla Glass 2 display protection, and the Full HD display on the Intel-based product.
Unlike the portrait/vertical screen orientation that is the iPad's default experience, the Surface has a strong default toward the landscape/horizontal, reflecting both the Ultrabook competition and the orientation of the Windows 8 Start screen. This allows for a nice keyboard width match but is less appropriate for ebooks. Of course, the display functions in either landscape or portrait mode - this is just a different optimization choice.
Microsoft Surface graphic courtesy of Microsoft
--John Mulhern III, Michael McLaughlin, and Vern Yoneyama, ISC Technology Support Services (October 26, 2012)


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1970s Wedding Dress Styling
Wow! Today we are buzzing with 1970s excitement, here at Henry Roth HQ. What a decade! The 1970s were such an exciting time for fashion–with dressing becoming increasingly individualistic, fashion-forward and unique. Indeed, many of the silhouettes still so popular today were born out of this decade: think tailored Yves Saint Laurent pant suits, grecian styled dresses, and disco-esque clothing. The 1970s were also the years in which bridal dressing became a business, with the debut of bridal magazines and coveted bridal designers.
The seventies represented the first true fashion trends that came straight from the streets rather than the undercurrents of designer propaganda. This is also the first time in history that women's pant suits were accepted as stylish day, evening and–gasp!–even bridal wear, with one of the decade's most famous brides, Bianca Jagger, showcasing the look effortlessly in her 1971 wedding to Mick Jagger. From the exquisitely tailored YSL suit to the romantically veiled hat, this look defined a decade. And it was only 1971.
Elsewhere, wedding fashion was very romantic with a medieval flair. The most famous bridal atelier of the day was Christos who created exquisite wedding dresses, trimmed with hand-clipped lace and beaded pearls. Another coveted wedding dress designer was John Burbidge, who designed gowns for Priscilla of Booston between 1968 and 1985. It was also during this era that many bridal wear designers became successful and desired, including Frank Masandrea and Jim Hjem.
By 1973 most US gowns featured what we call a "dust ruffle"–a country-esque look that features a ruffle that encircles the hem about 12 inches above it. The finishing touch to the look was wide-rimmed picture hats (as worn by Bianca Jagger in her fashion-forawrd ensemble). Think Scarlett O'Hara in Gone With the Wind.
Meanwhile, in the UK brides looked to King Arthur's Camelot and romantic medieval princess features were incorporated into wedding dresses, including high necks and cascading sleeves.
By 1975 disco surfaced and with it came a whole new fashion aesthetic that was to influence fashion from then onwards. For brides, the disco era signified a move away from structured gowns to the stretch polyester double knit, heralded as the fabric of the future.
Double knit gowns became wildly popular–flowing drop back caplets, batwing sleeves, empire waists and bustled trains. The look was all about giving the appearance of being wrapped like a Grecian Goddess. The look was all about draping. Sound familiar?
If you wish to capture a touch of the 1970s in your bridal aesthetic, take a look at Henry Roth's Kerri, Kendall, Diana and Kay.
Celebrity Weddings, 1970s:
Mick and Bianca Jagger – 1971
Princess Anne and Captain mark Philips – 1973
Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton – 1975
Alana Hamilton and Rod Stewart – 1979