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- 2 Position / Removable Front Pommel Handle - For superior ergonomics and flush sanding capability
- Electronic Variable Speed Control - 4,000-10,000 OPM (no load speeds)
- Dual Random Orbit Settings - 1/8" for fine finishing or 1/4" for aggressive stock removal
- Powerful 4.0 Amp Soft Start Motor - Provides gradual acceleration and consistent power for a more even finish
- Integrated Brake Pad - For a gouge-free workpiece
- Micro Fiber™ Hook and Loop Backing Pad - For quick and easy paper changes
- Ergonomic Soft Grip Handle - For added comfort and decreased vibration
- On Board Vac Adaptor - Fits 1 1/4" or 2 1/2" hoses for a cleaner / virtually dust-free work environment
- 8 Foot All Rubber Cord with Cord Wrap - For added durability and convenience
- Hex Grip™ - Enhanced micro-texture for secure grip and maximum user comfort
|4 Amps.
|No Load Speeds
|4,000 - 10,000 r/min
|Orbit Diameter
|1/4 in. and 1/8 in.
|Tool Weight
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Support Documents
Operator's Manual
Parts List
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IncludesR2611 Sander, Three Sheets of 80 Grit Sandpaper, Cloth Dust Bag, Hex Key, Front Pommel Handle Assembly, Contractor Bag, and Operator's Manual
6" Random Orbit Sander is rated out of 5 by 12.
Rated 5 out of 5 by Jaybo from I love my R2611 sander. It has proven to perform very well and is very rugged. I purchased my R26111 sander about 15 years ago. I have used it for many many hours for extended periods of time. The pad did come apart last year but after all the hours of use that did not surprise me. I have never had a problem finding various grit 6" disks from 40 to 1500 grit. I was bummed today when the bolt that connects the motor to the pad sheared off but nothing lasts forever. I would like to get the part and repair the sander if I can figure out how to get the broken bolt out. I would expect to get a few more hundred/thousand hours out of it.
Date published: 2017-04-12
Rated 1 out of 5 by Woodworx from Didn't last Same as most everyone else, short time, then coming apart, but a step further...Replaced broken backer pad, and 2 weeks later small bolt connecting pad orbital assembly to motor sheared off inside. HD no help on return, have to wait however many weeks for a maybe repair, or buy a new sander. Guess what I'm doing. Bummed, thought upgrading to this brand was going to take things to the next level. Don't purchase if you need a sander more than a few months.
Date published: 2016-03-18
Rated 1 out of 5 by longdar from Premature failure - can't get parts The backing pad came apart after ~20 hours of use. There is no way to order the part 305189001. This is the second Ridgid power tool that has failed prematurely.
Date published: 2015-04-18
Rated 5 out of 5 by RicJames from Not enough grit availablity Make more heavier grit paper for this machine. 36/ 40/ 50 grit paper would be really helpful, especially given the price of this palm sander.
Date published: 2015-04-14
Rated 2 out of 5 by chrisruiz from this sander could be great if the pad wouldn't wear down so fast I'm on my 3rd or fourth one so far and the backing pad either wears out or completely breaks off after a few uses. I don't know why Rigid won't redesign . The main inner shaft is only attached by 1 tiny screw which can't handle the force and therefore the backer pad always breaks off. I think it's time to switch to Festool after all you get whatcha pay for ! All their power tools are gear driven too
Date published: 2015-03-25
Rated 3 out of 5 by JMcGuire from You will be amazed! Yes, You will be absolutely amazed at just how fast this sander can help you finish a job, just how fast Ridgid will accept your hard earned dollar and just how fast Ridgid won't stand behind their name. I've been a Ridgid brand tools supporter for years now, they have helped me earn my living and support my family. I showed Ridgid my support with every dollar I "Invested" in my tools. This sander has a design defect in my opinion, and it has been giving this sander an unfair handicap because Ridgid won't fix it, but they sure will be happy to take more of your money to sell you a replacement. "Don't bother looking for the part where you purchased the tool.... It's not there." The hook and loop pad fails under normal use almost quicker then you can get through a stack of sanding discs. I've purchased Ridgid tools for years now, and I make my living by depending on them to last. I didn't bother reading the reviews on this sander first because "it's a Ridgid" it'll last.... It feels nice in the hand, it's got great looks and other guys will be in envy when they see it work that wood. It'll be the same old story though, they got your money and you will be left wondering how it happened. At least you get to keep all your stuff this time....... As you can see in the picture, "There was only one brand for me"
Date published: 2015-02-17
Rated 3 out of 5 by Djs0723 from Is really good That sander is really good for my work, I work whit hardwood floors and I use a lot. The problem is the pad to hook the sander paper is really bad my is not good anymore ridge got make better pad for that sander.and also at Home Depot they don't have the pad for sell how they sell the orbital sander and don't have the parts to sell please !!!!
Date published: 2015-01-23
Rated 1 out of 5 by donald1818 from Latch and hook pad wearing off Hi, I purchased this produce a few weeks ago and I have had to replace the latch and hook pad twice. The plastic hooks wear out almost immediately causing the sandpaper to fly off. I did not even wear out one piece of 80 grit sand paper b4 this pad was unusable. HD and lowes do not stock this replacement pad.. . I called customer service today and they were of no help. I was told that this product was not intended for "heavy work load", not sure what that means, i am sanding wood with it. It's hitting the trash can tonight. I dont know if there is a balance problem with this unit that is causing this issue.. I have a cheep orbital air sander and not one of the plastic hooks ever rubbed down or melted off.
Date published: 2014-12-11
Why do the sanding pads not adhere to the Hook and Loop Backing Pad?
The sanding pads I was able to get stopped adhering to the Hook and Loop Backing Pad about half way through sanding the wood on my deck. Help? Also, I could not find 6-hole pads, only 8-hole so the holes on the pads do not line up with the Hook and Loop Backing Pag holes. Is that usual?
I have never had a problem finding the correct pads. Our local HD has them. My pads adhere so strongly after many hours of use that I almost need pliers to get them off. The dust control system works when the holes are lined up properly.
Date published: 2017-04-12


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Young Money
Inside the Hidden World of Wall Street's Post-Crash Recruits
By Kevin Roose
Grand Central Publishing, Hardcover, 9780446583251, 336pp.
Publication Date: February 18, 2014
Inside the Hidden World of Wall Street's Post-Crash Recruits
YOUNG MONEY is the inside story of this well-guarded world. Kevin Roose, "New York" magazine business writer and author of the critically acclaimed "The Unlikely Disciple," spent more than three years shadowing eight entry-level workers at Goldman Sachs, Bank of America Merrill Lynch, and other leading investment firms. Roose chronicled their triumphs and disappointments, their million-dollar trades and runaway Excel spreadsheets, and got an unprecedented (and unauthorized) glimpse of the financial world's initiation process.
Roose's young bankers are exposed to the exhausting workloads, huge bonuses, and recreational drugs that have always characterized Wall Street life. But they experience something new, too: an industry forever changed by the massive financial collapse of 2008. And as they get their Wall Street educations, they face hard questions about morality, prestige, and the value of their work.
YOUNG MONEY is more than an expose of excess; it's the story of how the financial crisis changed a generation-and remade Wall Street from the bottom up.
More info on Kevin can be found at www.kevinroose.com or you can follow him on Twitter: @kevinroose.
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"If Kevin Roose's finely crafted YOUNG MONEY does not scare you straight about the life of a young financial analyst on Wall Street, it can't be done. Roose's frolic through Wall Street's playpen is a must-read."
--William D. Cohan, New York Times bestselling author of House of Cards and Money and Power
"Despite all the press about Wall Street, the stories that don't usually get told are those of the recent college graduates who clamor for the chance to work 100 hour plus weeks at the big banks. Kevin Roose's new book, which follows a handful of analysts through the trials and tribulations of their early years on the Street, is a thoughtful exploration of their motivations and their experiences-and it's a great read."
--Bethany McLean, coauthor of the New York Times bestsellers The Smartest Guys in the Room and All the Devils are Here
"A cautionary true-life tale, YOUNG MONEY should be required reading for every college student who is contemplating a job on Wall Street. As for the rest of us, who remember Wall Street before 2008, Kevin Roose has provided a great window into how that world has changed-and how it hasn't."
--Connie Bruck, New York Times bestselling author of The Predators' Ball
"When Michael Lewis wrote Liar's Poker in 1989, he hoped to discourage ambivalent young elites from starting careers on Wall Street. The opposite happened. Kevin Roose may have better luck with Young Money, his look at rookie bankers in the wake of the financial crisis." --Bloomberg Business Week
"Highly entertaining and impressive ... Roose's captivating read is sure to appeal to readers young and old who are interested in the zeitgeist of Wall Street since the crash."
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"[Young Money] offers a compelling glimpse of Wall Street in the post-2008 recession era...thought provoking, excellent book."
"The young people who have flocked to Wall Street are often badly used, caught up in power struggles among middle management and little appreciated ... [Young Money] captures the daily indignities to which the junior capitalists are subjected."
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I wasn't game to gate-crash university, but city errands proved a cinch. With only 8kW on tap the CB runs out of breath near the open-road limit, but that five-speed transmission makes the most of it off the line, and it'll easily beat a CVT auto scooter from the lights. It handles like a proper bike, too, flicking about with the verve you expect from something tipping the scales at just 137kg fully fuelled, then slotting in to park almost anywhere there's a gap, using either the centre, or sidestand.
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Errands further afield are within the CB's reach - it will achieve 100km/h on the flat, and I tackled State Highway 1 aboard it several times.
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Anyone built like a barn door won't be interested, more because they'd meet weight as well as height issues, after all, there's a limit to what a 124cc air-cooled four-stroke single can handle.
It seems to run on the smell of an oily rag, though. The tank holds 14 litres and it took a while for the needle to move, despite my fondness for full-throttle action at higher revs. Ah yes, that was the trips out to the beach ...
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A deadly car crash in Eddington last winter landed a Cutler man in a Bangor courtroom Wednesday.
43-year-old Scott Ramsdell of Cutler is charged with manslaughter.
Court records say in January he was driving from a methadone clinic in Bangor when he crashed into a car driven by 47-year-old Denise Golding of Eddington.
She died.
Prosecutors say tests revealed Ramsdell was on drugs when it happened.
His lawyer says it was icy that morning on Route 9 where the crash took place.
Ramsdell is being held on $20,000 bail.
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Rotolu Adebiyi, Mike Gotfredson and Herb Gibson, three senior walk-ons who were awarded scholarships this year, generated the final seven points of the first half. Adebiyi recorded the first Big Ten points of his career with 3:49 left on a layin set up by inbounds pass by Gotfredson off the baseline. Following his assist, Gotfredson hit the fifth three-point field goal of his U-M career with 43 seconds left. Gibson then connected on a pair of free throws stemming from a foul with no time remaining in the half.
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Michigan junior forward LaVell Blanchard led the team in scoring for the 32nd time in his career. Blanchard contributed 17 points against the Fighting Illini in a team-high 31 minutes.
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The Wolverine box score against Illinois featured four players who scored in double digits. LaVell Blanchard led the way with 17 points, while Gavin Groninger added a 12-point performance off the bench. Sophomore Bernard Robinson Jr. and senior Chris Young chipped in 10 points apiece. Fifth-year senior Mike Gotfredson nearly became the fifth Wolverine to score in double digits but fell just one point short with a career-best nine points.
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Senior co-captain Rotolu Adebiyi surpassed career bests in two categories with his play against Illinois. Adebiyi played a career-high 14 minutes, surpassing his previous best of 10 minutes set against Fairfield (Nov. 20, 2001). In that time, Adebiyi scored a career-high four points. His previous high was two on three occasions, the last being Dec. 22, 2001, against Eastern Michigan.
Senior guard Herb Gibson made the most of his career-best nine minutes on the court against Illinois. In that time, Gibson tied a career best with one block and fell just one short of tying career bests in two categories with two points and one assist. Gibson's previous high in minutes was seven against Fairfield (Nov. 11, 2001) and he last recorded one block against IUPU-Fort Wayne (Dec. 9, 2001).
Gotfredson Bests His Best
With nine points in 30 minutes of play, fifth-year senior Mike Gotfredson surpassed his career highs in both points and three-pointers made (three). Additionally, the points were Gotfredson's first in Big Ten Conference play in his career. In his previous career-best performance, he made two threes for six points against Eastern Michigan (Dec. 22, 2001). All of Gotfredson's career points have come off of three-pointers (7-of-15).
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#1 May 23, 2013
Debbie has been gone 2 years now. Sometimes it seems like yestersay, and sometimes it seems forever. That was the only child I had. It's left me lonely, bitter, cold and depressed. She was all the family I had. I want to brush her hair again. I want to feel her kiss my cheek and give me a hug. She was a graduate of SGHS and ETSU. She worked at GVDC. We aren't suppossed to bury our children, they're supposed to bury us. She wasn't perfect, but I wouldn't have given her up for any amount of money. Why not me instead of her? There are days when I'm bitter, I do that rather than cry. If tears would have brought her back, she never would have gone. It was unexpected. Her Daddy had already passed away so I had this to go through alone. Friends and family turn away from you, they don't offer any support. My heart is so broken. She was like her Moma, she had a temper, but she could be so funny. If I could have her back for just 5 minutes, to touch her, to hug her and tell her how very much I loved her. She's buried beside her Daddy, where she wanted to be. All I ever lived for lay in those two plots--side by side.
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#2 May 23, 2013
I am so sorry for your loss. My Aunt lost her son at age 18. It is still hard for her. It's hard for me and I was young when he died. If you have a Facebook, I will gladly give her your info so that you two may talk. Please do not put your info on here though. You can register and send me a private message and I will get it to her. Everyone needs someone to talk to. It helps to have someone who understands because they have the same experiences. I hope that time will help you heal from the hurt to a level that is bearable. My thoughts and prayers are with you.
#3 May 23, 2013
Thank you for you sweet thoughts and understanding. It means alot. I just hope nobody puts anything mean on here. But, what goes around comes around.
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#4 May 23, 2013
It is possible, but as long as you ignore them, most go away. Hope you are enjoying this rainy weather.:)
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#5 May 23, 2013
I just read your post and my heart breaks for you...I can only imagine your pain and I wish I had some brilliant thoughts or information for you, but I don't. GA peach is right.. only another mother who has lost a child can truly understand your grief and pain. I would suggest that you join a grief group and perhaps then, you will be able to help alleviate your pain some. I don't think a parent ever gets over losing a child.. I know I wouldn't.. I guess you just have to try to find some way to go on. Perhaps there is a way you can begin to do something good for other people that might help you to be able to move on a little bit. I know this lady from my home town, that has just started a group that helps people that don't have money bury their children. Not saying this is what you should do but perhaps if you were able to get involved with something meaningful it might help. I really don't know. You have my deepest sympathy.
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#6 May 23, 2013
My Aunt lost her son at age 18 due to a car wreck. It's been 18 years I believe.... It truly is still hard. Then her husband, who helped raised that son, lost his son that she helped to raise, at age 18...about 10 years ago, Due to a bicycle accident. That marriage endured more than it's share of heartache and heartbreak. I have a friend that gave birth to her son, and lost him very soon after due to birth defects... Each of them deal with this differently, but watching their struggle is hard. I cannot imagine the pain. It is certain that everyone will die, but it doesn't make sense to see a parent bury their child... I'm sure that FoD is advising you down a healthy path. There is power in numbers and the strength of knowing you are not alone may help in healing. Even if it's volunteering somewhere just to give you someone to speak with... Don't let yourself be alone.
#7 May 23, 2013
Debbie was a beautiful, kindj loving person. I did, and still do love her. She was my world. My best friend. Taken away from US way too soon.
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#8 May 23, 2013
Prayers for your hurting heart.
#9 May 23, 2013
That was her husband of six years, there wasn't any children. he takes a dozen roses to her grave every Sat. Most of her relatives don't where their own brother and neice are buried. At the funeral home they acted liked uneducated morons with no class. I wish they had stayed at home. The way the floor moved when they walked I think the funeral home wished they had stayed home too. You can't make a silk purse from a sow's ear. and they were definiately sows. If Debbie's Daddy had still been alive he would have made part of them leave. But, what goes around, comes around. I hope. They made fun of people, wouldn't speak to people, like I said bunch of morons. All couldn't be there, they were in jail, I understood. If you do the crime, then you do the time. None have put a flower or visited the graves since, and it's right the at Greene Lawn on the Asheville Hwy. They stole his guns and other valuables out of his house after he died. Told you----MORONS. Let them go in now, that's mine now, I've got camereas everywhere. I WILL PROSECUTE, I know who did it. They knew wo much about what and what wasn't in the house. What they stole belong to me, that's when the trouble started, they just don't know all that I know yet. That's why I was proud of Debbie, she wouldn't have stolen anything. Of course, she wasn't raised in it. She'll always be my baby, and I'll never stop loving her, truly loving her. Not just what I could get off of her after her Daddy died. They didn't love her either or they woyuldn't have cheated her like they did and stolen from her.
#10 May 24, 2013
Hello Baby, I hope you knowing I am sending this. So far this morning I miss you as much if not more than yesterday. I'll think of you today and have good thoughts and memories. I love you my baby girl.
#11 May 25, 2013
Good morning my baby girl, I hope your are happy and smiling too. I know all your pain is gone. Spend time with your Daddy, you know how he adored you. And, on Gog, I did too. Give me your healing prayers. Give me friends that understand what I'm going through alone. I'm disablied, so I can drive. What friends I thought I had dropped me because I didn't party anymore, and I didn't laugh all the time the way I used to. Please give me something funny and I'll try to laugh. God help me.
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#12 May 25, 2013
First of all, who in the hell was Tn Blue Eyes?
#13 May 25, 2013
Pay attention. THAT'S MY DEAD DEAUGHTER, THE ONLY CHILD I HAD. Watch the language you use when you are referring to my daughter. Instead of looking like you been hit by one freight train, you're going to look like yours was a head on collision. Now, you had better listen to this advice. She's gone, she's not coming back. I won't get to talk to her today, tomorrow or for the rest of my life. So, tone it down. Leave it alone inbred. Stupid people all over this town and country and ugly with it.
#15 May 25, 2013
Leave me alone when it comrs to my daughter. She was all the family I had left, now that should give you a hint.. Don't even mention her name. She was my world. Getting mad didn't work, I want my baby back. And, I won't quit crying until I'm laying next to her.
#16 May 25, 2013
Are you are adult or a troll?
#17 May 25, 2013
I wouldn't clean your nasty looking hair and body for all of you. You sick bitch. Even your eyes look weird. For God sa'\ke, brush your hair. You want more, I can give plenty more. Don'r\t even mention my daughter, you aren't worth it. You ugly pig from hell. Debbie was beaufidul. She had thoses those blue eyes that were beautiful with long black lashes. Now say a ill word about my daughter. I've said the last good bye I'll ever get to say. I've hugged her for the last timr. Don't you think that's enough punishment for whst ever I did? I had to do sommething or I wouldn't suffer like this.
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#18 May 25, 2013
?????????? Who are you talking to?
#19 May 25, 2013
Wood ridge needs to be called on that one, crazy doesn't even begin to describe that one.
#20 May 25, 2013
Woodridge will just pass her off to next place in line for a government check. At the rate she is going the check won't be more then a week or two out. And if she wants to lay next to her daughter. She can always pitch a tent and camp out. s'mores for all of you. Hope the weather holds out for ya,
#21 May 25, 2013
S'mores for all priceless, that's too funnnnnny.
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When you stay at Cabañas Marina House in Termas de Rio Hondo, you'll be close to Tara Inti Natural Reserve. This cabin is within the vicinity of Gen. San Martin Artisan and Cultural Center and Guemes Park.
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More junior coverage
I thought it was lovely that Jeff Stoughton and his gang won the Manitoba curling championship again, but I would have loved to have seen the Canadian junior champions. Like Stoughton was on both the front page and the front sports page. I just think that if the juniors got more publicity maybe there would be more junior curlers.
Other options for air service
It is time to stop begging WestJet for air service. We should follow Kamloops example and buy two regional airliners and offer them to another carrier — Calm Air, for example. The Antonov 140, sells new for $9 million, seats 52, with a speed over 300 miles per hour and ranges over 850 miles and can be had with Canadian-built Pratt and Whitney motors.
Inappropriate attire
Someone complained about businesses allowing their staff to wear blue jeans as it looks unprofessional. Have you ever seen the ladies working at our hospital? Low cut tops, giving everyone an eyeful, short skirts and boots that are more suited for a night on the town prowling for men!
Don't care about their wardrobe
Hmmm? When I pick a professional, my main concern is that they are great at what they do. If the best doctor or best lawyer is wearing jeans, I don't care. I'm hiring them for their skill set, not their wardrobe.
Thanks for the hand up
I want to send a huge thank you to the two young men who helped me on Saturday when my mobility scooter fell over on 18th Street. They not only helped me up but followed for a while to make sure I was OK. The sidewalk accesses have to be much better taken care of in the winter!
Part-time workers are necessary
I am a business owner in Brandon and I feel a need to respond to the person complaining about part-time employees. In this generation we have to have part-time employees to cover for your music festival weekend, apparently birthdays are holidays now, or "I have a sniffle" and my favourite one — "My best friend's boyfriend's step grandad died and I need a few days for the funeral." Oh, and by the way, you stated that maybe $12 should be minimum wage for part time employees. Well, if you were worth $12 an hour, you would be paid that. Start your own business and we will see if you think the same way. You are welcome for the job opportunity.
Only in Canada eh?
I take exception to Mr. Marc George's viewpoint in the Brandon Sun of Feb. 9. When I went to school, we studied history and Louis Riel was no hero, like Mr. George says in his comments. Our ancestors tried and convicted him as a traitor in a legal process, now we are supposed to say "no, they made a mistake." Well, I do not agree and our schools are being brainwashed. Only in Canada would you get away with rewriting history to your liking to satisfy a small minority and then make it a holiday, once a year.


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After a public hearing Wednesday, Scott County commissioners voted to approve a one-year needle exchange.
Of the dozen or so attendees at the public hearing Tuesday, almost all worked for the Department of Revenue. Only one person got up to speak.
Senate Minority Leader Vi Simpson said she believes the public meetings are merely partisan efforts.
The House Elections and Apportionment Committee approved the bill, which already passed the senate.
The public gets an opportunity Tuesday night to discuss plans to expand the Monroe County Convention Center.


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Hmm, not sure why it would hurt them. If nothing else, it will make them smell nice and likely keep away some bugs. I'm interested in other people's answers as well David. Great question! :thumbup:
I've put in a "used" sheet was afraid a new one is to oily/greasy and may leave residue on material. I put one or two "used" in when I get a quilt top from a smoker and puff up bag and twist tie before I LA it!!
The smell is what I am worried about I LOVE LOVE LOVE to cook wit garlic, and I also enjoy (I'm ready for all the "eeeeewwwwwsss"LOL)the occasional cigar
Don't know why you would need it but...good idea. I have some in those 1 gallon and bigger ones that are new but I am so hooked on the project boxes from JOann's too. The only way I would not use them if it was a project for someone else as many have allergies to different smells. I do this when I get things in the mail from smokers. LOL Works every time. That and fabreeze spray. I will have to watch and see how others feel. Thanks for the great post, fella.:):):)
wow, I would rather smell garlic and cigars than dryer sheets!! Hate that smell.
Good idea i use Pampers fragrance baby wipes i dry them out and pop in storage boxes they work a treat and keep some fabrics of mine nice, fresh and fragrance
OK just read your second post. To keep smells out, I get it. LOL. LIttle slow here, more coffee needed.....
Hubby and I smoke and I cook with onions and garlic a lot but never thought about it stinking up the quilting since it's in a separate room and we only do these things in the kitchen. If it's in a different room I don't see a problem but I'm sure if you use a used one it would be fine but I'd worry a bit about a fresh one. I prewash all my fabric and zip lock them, they stay fresh for years!!
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Published on April 17th, 2013 | by Zachary Shahan2
Low-Income Households Get Quicker Solar Return On Investment In Belgium
April 17th, 2013 by Zachary Shahan
Need some pick-me-up news? OK, I guess we have a lot of that. But if you could use some more, check out this story below (reposted from Solar Love):
Something you hear over and over again is that solar power is primarily for the wealthy. While it is actually increasingly for the middle class, thanks to falling solar power costs, there's no avoiding the fact that it is substantially harder for low-income families to go solar. However, a region of Belgium has decided to change that.
Wallonia, "the predominantly French-speaking southern region of Belgium" (according to our friend Wikipedia), has set up a solar support mechanism (called Qualiwatt) that provides a higher/faster return on investment (ROI) for low-income households than for middle- or high-income households… not that the middle- or high-income households get a poor ROI. (H/t Renewables International for the find.)
As you can see in the table above (from the Wallonia government website), "low-income" households get a return on their investment in just 7 years (7% rate of return), while "middle or lower income" households get a return in 8 years (5% rate of return) and "higher income" households get a return in 9 years (4% rate of return).
It's nice to see a government make going solar more attractive for low- and middle-income households (first I've heard of such a system), but I'm a bit surprised the ROI for all three income categories isn't a bit better by now. Not that it's bad, but I imagine the situation is already much better in neighboring Germany.
For a more detailed look at the Wallonia governmental policy, check out this webpage (you'll need to translate it from French if you don't speak French).
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Speaking of Olivia Munn, her comment on Windows Phone 8? "It was like love at first swipe." Emma Roberts was spotted walking around with a Microsoft Surface RT with a pink Touch Cover. It was a great way for Microsoft to show that its new mobile devices are suitable for the fairer sex and aren't made just for men. Roberts was so excited about her tablet that she said that she is ordering a few to give out as gifts for the holiday.
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Brian Gionta's two goals, Carey Price's shutout lead Canadiens past Bruins in Game 1
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By DJ Bean and Scott McLaughlin
The Canadiens took a 1-0 series lead in the Eastern Conference quarterfinals Thursday, defeating the Bruins, 2-0, at TD Garden.
Scott Gomez hit Brian Gionta in front of Tim Thomas following a first-period Tomas Kaberle turnover, with the Habs' captain cashing in at 2:44 for the game's first goal. Gionta beat Thomas again on a slapshot with 3:18 remaining in the third.
The Bruins would pick up the pace in the second and third periods, but ultimately were doomed by a combination of solid play from Montreal goaltender Carey Price and a tendency for the B's to shoot it right into the chest of Price, limiting their second-chance opportunities.
On the night Price stopped all 31 shots he saw en route to the shutout. Tim Thomas made 18 saves on the night.
The two teams will square off Saturday for Game 2. From there, they will play Monday and Thursday in Montreal before returning to Boston, if necessary.
– Kaberle had a rough night for the Bruins. His turnover in the first period led to Gomez' pass to set up Gionta's goal, and he also took a first-period hooking penalty in the first. Furthermore, in order for anyone to buy his fake shots, he'll have to actually shoot the puck more often. Defensively, he was suspect, and he isn't bringing enough to the power play/offense to make up for it.
– The top line was ineffective for the majority of the night. The Milan Lucic – David Krejci – Nathan Horton trio totaled just one shot (from Horton) through the first two periods. Though they improved in the third, one period isn't enough. Lucic has been big for the Bruins in the playoffs before, and Horton's skill set suggests he can make an impact in the playoffs. They can't just assume it will happen.
– Special teams are always crucial in the playoffs, and Thursday night, the Bruins just couldn't get it done on the power play. It would have been one thing if they created a ton of chances and Price stood on his head, but that wasn't the case.
The B's struggled all night to set up on the man advantage and looked hesitant to shoot the few times they did. Brad Marchand had a breakaway chance on the first power play of the night and some good puck movement near the end of Boston's third power play led to a few quality chances on the first shift after the penalty expired, but for the most part, the B's did not make good use of their time on the man advantage.
– After a first period in which the Bruins looked a bit tentative, they stepped up and took control of the game in the second. The B's outshot Montreal 18-6 in middle frame and had a number of strong offensive zone possessions result in scoring chances. Unfortunately for Boston, Price was always in perfect position to make the save. At the other end of the ice, the Canadiens rarely mustered any sort of attack on the Boston net. The Bruins did pretty much everything you could ask for in the second'¦ except put the puck in the net.
– Thomas and the Bruins dodged a real bullet in the second period. With Thomas way out of his net with the B's on the power play, Tomas Plekanec had an open net to work with but rushed en route to missing the net.
– Zdeno Chara got five shots through to Price, but B's fans seemed to take just as much joy in seeing the captain's slap shots hobble Habs players. Both Andrei Kostitsyn and Travis Moen were slowed after blocking shots from Chara. The B's captain took a roughing penalty with 2:42 remaining in the third.


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A season of hope has quickly deteriorated into a nightmare for the Blue Jackets. With no apparent sign of improvement in the near future, and attendance in decline, it may be time for a massive overhaul.
It's all falling apart for the Columbus Blue Jackets.
Entering this season, there was anticipation this team, with the additions of first line center Jeff Carter and puck-moving defenseman James Wisniewski, might be able to finally show substantial improvement, perhaps even put themselves into playoff contention, something this franchise has only in position to attain once since joining the NHL in 2000.
A month into 2011-12, it's apparent this team is going nowhere fast.
One hates to write off a team so early in an NHL season, when there's still plenty of hockey to go in a long season that stretches to next April, and plenty of time for a reversal of fortune.
But less than fifteen games into this campaign, there's little to suggest this is a team which will rebound and save their season.
As of this writing (November 6th), the Jackets hold the worst record (2-11-1) in the NHL. They're dead last in the Western Conference, and the overall standings.
They've given up the second-most goals-against, and sit 24th in goals-scored. They have the second-worst power-play, and the third-worst penalty kill.
Apart from Rick Nash, Vinny Prospal, Wisniewski and rookie forward Ryan Johansen, there hasn't been a lot about this roster worth following.
Carter, brought in to finally provide Nash with a top flight center, played only five games, and is out indefinitely with a broken bone in his right foot.
Veteran forwards Antoine Vermette and R.J. Umberger are on pace for their worst performances in years.
Defenseman Kris Russell, once projected to become a top-pairing offensive blueliner, is on pace for his lowest points total since his rookie season four years ago.
Center Derick Brassard, who showed promise of becoming a first line center in his rookie campaign three seasons ago until sidelined by injury, looks lost this season.
Goaltender Steve Mason, winner of the Calder Trophy as rookie of the year in 2008-09, whose stellar play in that season was chiefly responsible for the Blue Jackets making their first and only appearance in the Stanley Cup playoffs, has struggled to regain that form.
Head coach Scott Arniel is doing everything he can, juggling lineups, switching players around, but nothing is working to staunch the bleeding.
GM Scott Howson, hailed three seasons ago for his efforts in building the Jackets into a playoff contender, now appears paralysed, unable to find any deals or make any moves to improve his sad sack team.
Ownership has given Howson and Arniel votes of confidence, and last week denied reports the pair were on the verge of being replaced, but one has to wonder just how much longer this can continue until one or both are shown the door.
Blue Jackets attendance has been on a slow but steady decline since its peak of 18, 136 per game in 2001-02, their second season in existence. In that season, the Blue Jackets were 8th overall in the league in attendance.
Last season, they were 27th, where they find themselves again this season.
The club is bleeding money, has been for years. Their current arena deal won't stop them losing money this season, it'll only make the losses "more bearable". And why are they losing money? Because they've been a terrible team for all but one season of their existence.
Howson tried his best as general manager, and in the past didn't have the luxury of big payrolls, but this season, his Blue Jackets have the sixth-highest payroll in the NHL, yet it's obvious the money has not been well invested.
Yes, there were misfortunes. Kristian Huselius – remember him? – has yet to return from an injury suffered during off-season training. Wisniewski's lengthy suspension to start the season and Carter's absence to injury certainly haven't helped.
But other teams have lost key players this season and fared better than the Jackets.
The problem is there really isn't sufficient depth on this team to be a competitive club.
Howson gambled on Mason regaining his Calder-winning form, and lost. It now appears that season was a fluke, and Mason probably won't ever regain that form.
Worse, Howson compounded the problem by failing to bring in an experienced backup to tutor Mason and spell him off when he got into trouble.
Brassard, on a deeper team, and with better linemates, perhaps might one day evolve into a capable second line player, provided he can stay healthy. On this version of the Jackets, he's not second line material, and maybe never will be.
Fedor Tyutin has been pressed into service as a top pairing defenseman, whereas on a deep club, he'd be best suiting on the second pairing.
Russell is on the third defense pairing, and it's looking like he might never become that top-pairing blueliner he was once envisioned to be.
Nash and Umberger signed long-term deals to stay with the Blue Jackets, believing they could help build this team into a contender. They deserve a better fate than what they're currently going through. They obviously care, they're obviously trying, they wanted to stay, as difficult as that was for some observers to believe, but they simply haven't been rewarded for their loyalty.
The Blue Jackets, put simply, are a bad team, one that isn't going to get better anytime soon. There's no magic trade or free agent signing which can turn things around. They have few players of value, and moving them via trade takes away at least a bit of foundation upon which to rebuild.
This club needs a serious overhaul. It needs management and coaches with experience in rebuilding teams, and an experienced scouting staff to assist them in that process. It needs depth everywhere in the roster.
If ownership hasn't begun its search for new front office and coaching staff, it should start right away. Don't waste time looking for AHL or junior hockey people. Find those with genuine management, scouting and coaching experience, with a proven record of improving teams.
They should be in place prior to December, giving them two full months to evaluate this roster, and then, starting in mid-January and running up to the February trade deadline, start shedding as much salary as possible, loading up on promising young players, prospects and high draft picks.
It's not pleasant to advocate firing a coach or general manager, and one certainly shouldn't wish ill of Howson and Arniel, but it's time for a real change in Columbus.
The Blue Jackets are in serious trouble. They cannot continue losing money year after year. If this keeps up much longer, they could become a candidate for relocation.
The next three to five years are going to be important ones for this franchise's continued existence in Columbus. They need to bring back the fans, and to do that, they need to give them belief the Blue Jackets are going in the right direction, that it is genuinely building toward not just playoff contention, but one day, Stanley Cup contention.
It's time to begin the rebuilding. Not in January. Not in April. Not in June. Not next season. Right now.


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Congressional Republicans are currently under fire for supporting the rich at the expense of everyone else, and some in the Obama administration have reportedly become frustrated with the GOP.
The result of the previous debt ceiling negotiations left many believing that President Obama capitulated to Republicans, and some at the White House believe that the current GOP's unwillingness to negotiate means that they're counting on Obama caving again.
MSNBC 's Chuck Todd reported that a "very smart White House aide" is so frustrated, he told Todd that "with this Republican, with the way politics of Washington are today, there'd still be slavery.


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Money politics used to be something voters took sides on, but Federal Reserve policy has unfortunately come to be seen as something technical and boring in the modern era. That's too bad because it's not really that complicated. Think of it like the Supreme Court. Most of the public doesn't read the Justices' opinions or engage with the high level debate, but they do take sides on *outcomes* and understand who wins and who loses from a given decision. Voters don't need to understand how the Fed does what it does to have an opinion on which direction they should go. And that part is really simple! Basically there's a trade-off between full employment and low inflation, and liberals right now ought to be rooting for Team Full Employment.
The Fed can do more to bring unemployment down, but there comes a point where unemployment can't go any lower, and then we just get rising prices. Are we there now? No. Are we going to be there soon? No. Right now, inflation is low, and unemployment is high. The Fed has plenty of room to do more to bring unemployment down.
What you need to know about the announcement yesterday is that Ben Bernanke said if we start to see a real recovery, he's not going to kill it. Lots of people have been hearing Bernanke say that he'll keep interest rates low because unemployment is high, but have been wondering whether that means he'll raise rates as soon as the economy starts to improve.
This was confusing, since if you were about to take out a loan for a capital-intensive project, like building an apartment building, you wouldn't have known if you were going to be able to complete the project at today's low borrowing costs, or if it was going to get more expensive if the economy started to recover. Today Bernanke clarified that he's not going to raise interest rates for a while into the recovery, even if it means a little "inflation", so go ahead and take out that loan for your project.
This is great news for the recovery, and Intrade seems to think that it's great news for Barack Obama's reelection prospects:
It is also great news for blogging. Bentley University professor Scott Sumner, who deserves a huge amount of credit for changing the conversation on the Fed, and persuading a growing number of economists and Fed watchers that forward guidance – using the communications channel to tell markets where the Fed wants to go – is a more important tool than the balance sheet. Yesterday's move wasn't as big of a break from the path as Scott wants, but this was an important move in the right direction.
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Arrien's speech is the first in the Wisdom Traditions Series (WTS); a new lecture series at SSU brought about through a partnership between the Multicultural Center (MCC) and the Learning Center TRiO programs. The series offers programs for the campus community to explore ideas and practices of the world's spiritual and contemplative traditions and promotes cross-cultural understanding and tolerance.
Arrien is an educator, a consultant to many organizations and businesses, and is an award-winning author. She researched, created, and synthesized the Four-Fold Way Program, which is currently used in medical, academic and corporate environments. She lectures and conducts workshops internationally, bridging cultural anthropology, psychology and comparative religions.
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It's called Collision 2012: Obama vs. Romney and the Future of Elections in America. The chief correspondent for The Washington Post, Balz is the author of several books, including one on President Obama's first election — The Battle for America 2008: The Story of an Extraordinary Election — written with Haynes Johnson. In his new book, Collision 2012, he offers an insider's account of the forces that shaped the political strategies of Barack Obama and Mitt Romney, and the flaws and misfires that led to Romney's ultimate defeat. Paul Elisha: Shame! By Paul Elisha • Jul 16, 2013 Listen Listening... / 3:13 Watching the manically depressed oscillation of an appreciable segment of this nation's political leadership, during the past several days, hyper-ventilating between vociferous variables over implausible positions, on whether or not to consign poverty-plagued children to starvation-edged cutoffs in their already meager Food-Stamp allotments; and/or exposing their inherently stunted gender incongruity in a malicious maneuver against mysterious female body-parts, for which they secretly hunger, one explication came to mind: an aversion expressed by philosopher Blaise Pascal, nearly four-hundred years earlier, at the irritating repudiation exhibited by the male of the species: "…….what a contradiction, what a prodigy! Judge of all things, feeble sink of uncertainty and error, both the glory and the shame of the universe," he wrote. Massachusetts State Senator Dan Wolf - Flying Towards The Top Of Beacon Hill By Brian Shields • Jul 15, 2013 Dan Wolf wants to go from the cockpit to the governor's office. Wolf is a state senator from Cape Cod, and one of the founders of the regional airline Cape Air. He is seeking the Democratic nomination in an increasingly crowded field of candidates who want to replace Governor Deval Patrick who is not seeking re-election next year. Speaking with WAMC's Brian Shields, Wolf says he began Cape Air as a mechanic and pilot, which gives him the right experience for the governor's job. Vox Pop : Open Forum - Political Scandals And Comebacks : 7/9/13 Former New York Governor Eliot Spitzer is back in the spotlight this week as he has declared a run for Comptroller of the City of New York. 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It is part of the Stamp Stampede, lead by Ben & Jerry's Ice Cream founder, Ben Cohen. Ben Cohen says the Stamp Stampede, which he calls a petition on steroids, is about giving a voice to Americans who understand that unlimited campaign contributions are corrupting democracy. A rally by the group supporting the "Fair Elections Act" is scheduled for tomorrow. Cohen spoke with WAMC's Brian Shields. Paul Elisha: Change By Paul Elisha • May 14, 2013 Listen Listening... / 3:28 This Commentator had decided to devote his essay for today to the two documents which have hung above the desk in his work space, since they were awarded to him, by then Governor Mario M. Cuomo, for his participation and help in achieving major ethics legislation in New York State, on August 7th, 1987. He was going to note how time and trials had wrought changes, which made these documents less important mementos of prior, experience and would then, perhaps, look forward to another time, for yet another, more important change. This might even surpass what was then achieved, to legislate even more important advances in governmental ethics. Alas, it now appears that this will not occur. Pages« first ‹ previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 … next › last »


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Featherstone, Kevin (1989) European internal market policy. Spicers European policy reports . Routledge, London, UK. ISBN 9780415038270
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Cusack & Ricci join cyber thriller Distorted
Universal announces their Dark Universe plans!
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Atlanta season 2 shoots this fall
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It can also be used to generate detailed reports about ways to make the usage of agricultural equipment more efficient.
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Customers can monitor their assets using PCs, laptops or mobile devices.
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But it won't be the same.
Well, I would think that asking for the possibility to monitor emails is an attempt to compensate for their other misgivings. Their sense of control is obviously different from the rest of the world. Besides, usually for any kind of intelligence in the region, intelligence would be handed out to them and not the other way around. I would think the servers would present nice ornaments in their over-sized halls.
I say this without any animosity. An evil genius will always outrun naive.
That is like a portable computer. Looks like an out-house. Why the heck would anyone want a PC in a container to study radio astro jumbo? Wouldn't one want the computer system to be close to the research center or actually in it? Heck what about the heat generation and cooling systems?
That is only good for simple calculations that is Rent-a-Pod. you put that on a trailer and go from one state to another taking peanuts to match the cost for this nonsense. It would be just cheaper to just build the facility and have it furnished with the calculation power. Plus, just in case someone is getting smart, a ticket is cheaper from having all this move to your location.
The only good thing about it is that it would serve as an RTU system for delicate control in remote locations. Then a facility is not required to house personnel.
In a nutshell, it is just too big to be needed as a commodity.
It is an aberration, an over sized beast that is best replaced by NI PXIe control system.
Why would anyone want to confine computing power?
I can only interpret matters in this way:
1- Kernel that runs the mobile devices is still small in volume.
Which means the rest of the OS is only aesthetic. Anybody can make apps that look good.
MS toolboxes and SDKs will provide portability of codes between platforms.
Which brings me to the next point:
2- Development in the industrial sector, we need to be able to take control from workstations and port it to mobile devices using RF. Very Important to have compatibility.
3- WM has to be less capable than winCE. WinCE has been a leader in User Friendly Embedded OS. You can always compile code directly and easily for use in winCE.
Main Problem:
There are many types of embedded devices. Far more than we care to learn of.
None has provided an industry standard. Right now there are Freescale, BlackFin and ARM. Of which the latter has been more successful. for the OS's, uC was the favorable OS.
WM has to be able to overshadow uC but not WinCE.
WinCE has to be for RTUs. WinXP embedded has to be for the SCADA HMI types.
So obviously, there are many types of embedded of OS's and mainly MS has maintained a foothold in every field.
MS is not about software only, it is about the concept of programming, OOP and portability. There is the THEORY that they have worked to preserve in their GUI (a.k.a. windows) that is rarely found at other developer products.
My Opinion, open source is a good attribute to allow the community to participate in a major development, but the problem is in cleaning the code. Linux today is least favorable all due to its quirky keywords that do not resemble anything by function. Toolboxes and SDKs for linux mobile devices are at the mercy of the manufacturing and developing companies.


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Escaping from Forbidden Island
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So, we headed out Thursday night, and got into a really really ritzy Chicago-area hotel we found on Priceline. The bed was comfortable, but the whole experience was kinda surreal and untouchable. Give me a Super 8's free Super Start Breakfast bowl of Cheerios over an 8-dollar bowl of Hyatt Regency Steel Cut Oatmeal any day.
Our school outside Chicago was great--nice auditorium, really nice folks. It was a perfect kick-off to this semester of assemblies.
As if to immediately dispatch our preconception that driving around the Midwest would negate our ability to meet up with any friends, we found our paths crossing with Drake, my college roommate.
We were roommates all four years of school, and he was our wedding photographer the summer after graduation, but we had not seen him since.
So, when we met up Friday night, we immediately headed out to dinner. Barbeque at Famous Dave's sounded good, and indeed it was. After dinner, we wanted to hang out some more. I was kinda bummed that we didn't bring a game to play (I love games), so we decided to head over to Border's bookstore. There, we'd scour the shelves for a new game, buy it, and play it right there.
We chose Forbidden Island. I had seen it in other stores, and it had always intrigued me. It is a collaborative game--the concept is that the players are a team of adventure specialists who are trying to rescue four treasures from this island. However, the island is quickly sinking underwater, so the team has to work quickly and strategically to retrieve all four treasures and get helicopter lifted out before the island disappears completely.
Brilliant game. The three of us played it four times through that night (it's never the same experience twice).
Friday night offered great sleep in the spare bedroom of Drake's hospitable grandparents, and since Drake slept over there too, we were quickly back together again in the morning.
We ventured back to Forbidden Island again after breakfast, and then enjoyed a wing feast lunch at Buffalo Wild Wings. We had plans to maybe see a movie, but we overruled that decision in favor of spending more face time.
And that sums up our weekend with Drake. It was great to see that he's doing so well. He'll be pursuing some more education in graphic design and e-media, and he's already gotten a few more gigs doing wedding photography this summer. Keep it up, Drake! We hope to see you again soon!


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Kickstarted title Fabulous Beasts has had a change of name following trademark issues with Warner Bros.
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Edwin Rhodes Elementary School's Scott Rossen was recognized as a LifeChanger of the Year award winner and a top-three finalist for the national $10,000 Grand Prize.
The announcement, which was a surprise to the teacher, was made Feb. 4 at the Chino elementary school during a assembly ceremony attended by students, teachers and school district administrators.
Rossen was nominated as a LifeChanger of the Year by colleagues and students at the school, where he serves as a fourth grade teacher for gifted and talented students.
Rossen challenges his students and treats each individual with respect, spending time to get to know their strengths and weakness, knowing that one mold does not fit all, according to a news release.
Rossen also recently formed a "Green Team" - a student group that develops plans to save energy, improve recycling, and other sustainability activities.
LifeChanger of the Year is a national program sponsored by National Life Group that annually recognizes and rewards K-12 school district educators and employees who make a difference in the lives of students by exemplifying excellence, positive influence and leadership.
LifeChanger of the Year nominees must be full-time educators, teachers, principals, or any member of the school's staff who makes a positive difference in the lives of students.
Ten finalists have been selected as LifeChangers of the Year with the following prizes to be awarded:
National LifeChanger of the Year - $10,000.
$5,000 personal cash award
$5,000 donation to school
First Runner-Up - $7,000
$3,500 personal cash award
$3,500 donation to school
Second Runner-Up - $5,000
$2,500 personal cash award
$2,500 donation to school
LifeChangers - $3,000, with seven awards to be given
$1,500 personal cash award
$1,500 donation to school
As one of the top three finalists, Rossen will be invited as a guest of National Life Group to attend a national awards ceremony in Florida on March 8 where the grand prize winner, first runner up and second runner up will be announced.
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It's been a little while since we've had a Pink is the new Blog Contest around here so I think it's high time that we have one … I have been given 3 copies of the just-released 25th Anniversary Edition of Whitney Houston's self-titled debut album so I need to find the biggest Whitney Houston fans to give them to. Here is a photo of what's up for grabs along with a description from the album's press release:
On January 26, 2010, Arista Records/Legacy Recordings will release the 25th Anniversary Edition of 'Whitney Houston', the astonishing debut album that catapulted a virtually unknown young artist into the upper reaches of pop superstardom in 1985. The 'Whitney Houston' – 25th Anniversary Edition CD/DVD package includes the international chart-topping original Arista album – remastered in its entirety for the 25th anniversary – along with five bonus tracks including Whitney's a cappella recording of "How Will I Know" plus a stunning live performance of "Greatest Love of All". As an added bonus for fans, the 25th Anniversary Edition of 'Whitney Houston' includes a features-packed new DVD. Three rare tv performances are included: "I Am Changing", a song from the 1982 Broadway production of 'Dreamgirls', performed live at the Arista Records 10th Anniversary celebration in 1985; "You Give Good Love" performed live at the first annual Soul Train Awards Show in 1987; and Whitney's breakout national TV debut singing "Home" (from 'The Wiz') on the Merv Griffin Show in 1983. All four classic music videos – "You Give Good Love", "Saving All My Love For You", "How Will I Know", and "Greatest Love of All" – appear on the DVD. Exclusive and newly filmed interviews with Whitney Houston and Clive Davis round out the bonus DVD portion of the 'Whitney Houston' – 25th Anniversary Edition collection.
You may recall that we previously got to see a EPK video which features Whitney Houston and Arista head Clive Davis talking about this iconic album and now YOU can win a FREE COPY of this 2-disc set :) All you have to do is email a photo to pinkisthenewblog @gmail.com (with a subject line that reads Whitney Contest) that shows what your idea of the Greatest Love of All is. It could be your BFF, your pet, your sibling(s), your lover … it could be anything that YOU consider the Greatest Love of All. Of the submitted entries, I will pick 3 at random and those folks will win a copy each of Whitney Houston: 25th Anniversary Edition. I'll take emailed photo submissions up until next Tuesday, February 2. Of course, you don't have to participate in this contest if you really cannot wait to own a copy of this album — it is released in stores TODAY!
But if you want to play along, make sure you send in your photos and good luck!!
After the jump, check out a taste of what is in store on this 25th anniversary edition of Whitney Houston …
Here is the acappella version of Whitney Houston's smash hit song How Will I Know:
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Craft Clip: Paper Clips
by Jeanne Heiberg
Craft Clip gives you ideas for using ordinary household items in crafts and other activities with your students.
Besides the usual oblong shape, paper clips come in different shapes, sizes, and colors.
* To make a necklace, link 25 oblong paper clips, one to the next. Gold is especially nice for this project. Cut 1"-square swatches of color from magazines; for larger paper clips, make the swatches 1 ½" square. Wrap the swatches around the paper clips, leaving the linked ends uncovered. Glue the ends of the swatches together so they stay in place. Brushing Mod Podge® or a mixture of half glue and half water over all the swatches will help your beautiful necklace last longer.
* Linking spiral paper clips or plastic-coated paper clips or any variety of different shapes makes a nice necklace or piece of garland. Try several strands in different colors. They are decorative by themselves or with craft beads or ribbons threaded through them.
* To make a bracelet, follow directions above using fewer paper clips. Use just enough to make a size that will slip onto the wrist. For a more decorative bracelet, thread craft beads onto paper clips and then link them together.
* To make a keychain, use large oblong paper clips. Thread beads onto each one then link the paper clips together to the desired length. Attach a key ring to the end and fasten keys to the ring.
* Make a bookmark by tying a length of ribbon or yarn to a large paper clip. The ribbon or yarn lies between the pages, and the paper clip can be clipped to the page to mark your place. Add beads to the paper clip if you like.
* Glue paper clips, end to end, on a piece of poster board or cardstock to form letters and words. Make inspiring wall texts or small cards with words like LOVE, PEACE, JOY.
* You can make an angel with a butterfly paper clip (often called a "clamp") by considering the small protruding triangles as the angel's wings. Weave a piece of ribbon or yarn around the upper point where the wings meet and thread a small bead onto the ribbon or yarn to serve as the angel's head. Knot the ribbon or yarn. If you make this piece of ribbon or yarn extra long, it can serve as a hanger and the angel becomes an ornament.
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