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The English girl from Kettering was given a wildcard pick by Liselotte Neumann despite having played just nine times as a professional and, understandably, will be watching the senior members of the side to see what can be learned.
Hull says she'll be keeping a particularly close eye on six-time Solheim Cup veteran Catriona Matthew.
"She's just so good," said Hull. "She was one of my idols when I was younger so it's an honour to be on the team with her."
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Neumann is confident that Hull can play her part. "She's not scared, she absolutely loves being here," said the Swedish skipper. "She feels like this golf course sets up really well for her game. She's a pretty aggressive putter and I think she'll do really well here."
The Americans also have a teenager in their ranks - 18-year-old Lexi Thompson.
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The recent Asia-Pacific tour and successful airport compatibility tests completed prior to Dubai 2005 mark the latest milestone in the Airbus A380 programme.
The recent Asia-Pacific tour and successful airport compatibility tests completed prior to Dubai 2005 mark the latest milestone in the Airbus A380 programme.
The A380 is due to enter service in 2006 and test flights are progressing well towards type certification in the last quarter of 2006.
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hI Everyone, it's been over 12 months since I've been on the forum..Life hey..busy busy busy....spent the summer rescuing snakes and wildlife round Brisbane.......but I'm back and was wondering if anyone knew how to make babagannush.. Had it at a lovely resturant in Brissy the other night and even the kids loved it........yummo.
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Re: HI GUYS ANYONE KNOW HOW TO MAKE BABAGANNUSH
Here is my recipe:
I put an whole eggplnt in the oven with some water in the tin and cook it till it is soft in the inside.
Then i peel it and mix it with some oil, lemon, sugar, arabian spices, salt and cinnamon (as it was a mayonnaise).
Love to eat it with pittas (arabian bread)
I hope you´ll like it!!
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Re: HI GUYS ANYONE KNOW HOW TO MAKE BABAGANNUSH
Baba Ganoush
1 1/2 lb Eggplant
3 tb Lemon juice
1 ts Salt
2 ts Minced fresh garlic
3 tb Sesame tahini -- (optional: substitute yogurt or sour cream)
1/4 c Chopped parsley
1/2 c Toasted pine nuts
2 tb Olive oil
Preheat oven to 400 degrees F. Prick eggplant all over with a fork.
Bake whole until tender (about 30 minutes). Remove from oven, halve
and scoop out the flesh. Blend in a food processor with the lemon
juice until smooth. Mash the salt and garlic together and combine
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Shane Warner knew he wanted to embark on a special volunteer mission before beginning his senior year at Binghamton University.
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Traveling to the homes of Hopeful School students and handing out necessities such as soap, bread, rice and cooking oil was an eye-opening experience for Warner and his fellow U.S. visitors.
"When you go into the country, it's worse than what you see on TV or in magazines," he says. "Some of the homes we saw were mud huts with dirt floors. Maybe there was a mattress on the ground.
"We have no right to complain about 'the little things' here," he adds. "The U.S. has problems, but when you look at the big picture, what's out there is scary. I got a chance to see it in Uganda − and I'm lucky."
The Fields of Growth members also helped to train Uganda's national lacrosse team – the only men's lacrosse national team in Africa. Warner was impressed by the players and their desire to absorb the coaching and advice.
"I wasn't expecting too much lacrosse skill," he says. "But these guys were great athletes and great teammates. They will do anything to make their team better. They listened to everything we had to say."
Even after the 17-day trip ended and Warner returned to Binghamton University, he still had the urge to help Uganda. So he asked his lacrosse teammates to help raise money for The Hopeful School.
"It was impossible to just leave the trip in the past," he says. "It has to remain with you."
Warner and his teammates raised $600, which was used to raise teacher salaries at The Hopeful School before it went on holiday break in the winter.
During the school year, the double major in history and comparative literature took part in the Student-Athlete Success Center's College for Every Student Program. Warner was among a group of student-athletes who traveled to West Middle School in Binghamton to mentor and work with pupils.
"We try to give them something to work toward," Warner says. "We may say: 'Get an 80 on the next test instead of a 75.' If hearing it from us makes them want to get that 80, we're doing our job."
Warner, who has played lacrosse since he was a second-grader in a league of sixth-graders, says he takes pride in being an exemplary student-athlete.
"I had goals coming in as a freshman, but I never thought I'd be able to maintain a 3.8 over four years, especially as a double major," says Warner, who is a midfielder on the lacrosse team. "I do my best to influence other students. Teammates come to me for help and advice. I take pride in maintaining high academic standards while being a team captain."
Men's lacrosse coach Scott Nelson notes that Warner was not only a team captain, but also the team's most valuable player in 2013.
"Shane epitomizes the true student-athlete. He is as dedicated to his studies as he is to being an excellent lacrosse player," Nelson says. "Shane does everything to the best of his ability and with a great attitude. He always seems to enjoy himself, always has a smile on his face. Shane plays a position that gets little glory, however, it is as important as any on the field."
Warner's contributions on and off the field are now receiving national attention, as well. He was recently named a finalist for the Yeardley Reynolds Love ("YRL") Unsung Hero Award. The award honors a male and female lacrosse player who are "hard-working, humble, honest, kind, and enthusiastic; this individual serves as an inspiration to her/his team both on the field and off'." The award is given in honor of former University of Virginia student-athlete Yeardley Love, who was killed in 2010. The four other male finalists come from the University of North Carolina, Ohio State University, Loyola University and Cornell University.
Warner plans to get a master's degree in education and eventually teach high school social studies while coaching lacrosse and football.
Coming to Binghamton University to play Division 1 lacrosse and study the liberal arts was "the best decision I've ever made," Warner says.
"The people I've met, the professors I've worked with, the classes I've taken – they have all made me a better leader. But they've also made me set goals, attack those goals and achieve the goals to the best of my abilities."
Maddalena Harper| May 14 6:01 am
You are an inspiration to other young men and women! We teachers at NR are so proud of you! Keep up the good work! I know mom and dad are so grateful to have a son like you!
Amy Klenovic| May 14 10:07 am
What a wonderful job you did. It is experiences like this that make all the difference not just to you but to those involved on the whole.
Kevin Dugan| May 17 12:16 pm
Keep shining. We are proud to be associated with you and grateful for your heart of service.


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2 Chainz Hit With Drug Charges
Wrapping up the 2 Good to Be T.R.U. tour with Pusha T, 2 Chainz gets hit with a drug charge in Los Angeles. Having already faced arrests 10 months prior, he now formally faces a felony drug charge for those events. If found guilty, Tity Boi is looking up to 3 years in prison and if convicted is set to be arraigned on Tuesday, April 8th in LA.
Reportedly at the time of his arrested, 2 Chainz was in possession of marijuana and promethazine, however it is unclear if he will be charged for codeine possession. However, from the looks of everything 2 Chainz is not only saying "F*CK THE LAW!" but wants us to save money too. What?!
According to his interview in Rolling Stone Magazine:
Last year, 2 Chainz told Rolling Stone he was getting frustrated with local cops targeting him on tour. "I'm not happy about it," said the Atlanta MC. "I don't want to go to jail." Last August, 2 Chainz and 10 associates were charged with obstructing a police officer after they spent nine hours refusing to let Oklahoma City cops onto his tour bus without a warrant. (It was later reported that the police claim to have found weapons and drugs on the bus.) "It's something that, essentially, a public defender could beat," said the rapper. "I could actually take myself to trial for a lot of this shit. I don't want to waste the taxpayers' money on this. Because, guess what? I pay a fucking lot of taxes!"
And he is right (oddly). With all the other stuff he has done recently and even in the past ten months, he can be taken to trial for a whoooole lot of other stuff. So why this specific charge? Who knows. But with the multiple brushes with LAPD who knows what could happen. I guess we can only wait and see what holds for good ol' Tity as he enters court next week. However on a lighter note, thanks for shout out for us tax payers, good looking out!
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"Whether old master or contemporary, all of the works of art I most admire seem to have one thing in common -- an `after image' ...something about the painting that lingers in the mind and makes one want to come back to it." (1965)
Tony Urquhart gained recognition early in his career as a pioneer of abstract painting. In the 1960s he distanced himself from the London Group to create his now-famous box sculptures, Temple I, inspired by religious art and architecture.
Starting in 1954, he studied at the Albright Art School, at the State University of New York, Buffalo, where he received a Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree in 1958. He also attended the Yale Norfolk Summer School in New Haven. He became the first artist-in-residence at the University of Western Ontario, London, in 1960. He became full professor of Fine Art at the University of Waterloo (Ontario) in 1972, teaching drawing, painting and printmaking. He also served periodically as the head of that department until his retirement in 1999.
Shortly after the late Jack Chambers created CARFAC (Canadian Artists' Representation/Le Front des artistes canadiens), he enlisted Kim Ondaatje and Tony Urquhart in the cause of defending the rights of professional artists. For many years, the three crossed the country, meeting with artists and representatives from galleries and museums to establish a fee structure similar to the one used by actors and musicians. Their legal and financial victories marked an ideological turning point by placing the artist at the heart of cultural policy debates. Neither Ondaatje nor Urquhart had any training in cultural affairs administration - were in fact developing their own artistic careers.
Curator and a member of several juries, he was named to the Order of Canada in 1995. He lives in Stratford, Ontario. He is the winner of 2009 Governor General's Award in Visual and Media Arts, CARFAC Outstanding Contribution Award.
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Anyone have any suggestions for training collars? Oskar starts training on the 24th and the collar we have for him isn't snug enough to be safe. (We don't jerk him with it just take him outside with a leash in case he tried to run away.):rolleyes:
I found Martingale's are good for puppies and dogs that tend to slip their collar, a correct fitting martingale won't be able to slip off and provides gentle correction compared to check chain.:)
I use the prong and Herm Sprenger Prong collar. Both work great!
How old is Oskar. I wouldn't use a prong if he is under 8 months.
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I wouldn't use a prong collar period... unless you know what you're doing...most people don't! If "I" can't get the results I want with a flat collar and lead, then the problem is with what "I'm" doing and not the dog! Eight months and thinking of using a prong already????
what kind of collar is required for the class?
Oskar will be 12 weeks the day he starts training. And it is just a basic puppy obedience class.
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I'm completing my PhD in Operational Research and want to work in the north-east but jobs using my qualifications rarely come up there. Should I resign myself to taking work I could have gone for when I finished my degree?
RD, Edinburgh
If you're not open to all offers in all locations, you have to be more flexible and creative in your search. This includes being open to taking the less than perfect for starters. Work at finding or creating something more tailor made by doing lots of research for speculative applications. An obvious starting point is joining The Operational Research Society (www.theorsociety.com); this will provide access to advice and its monthly newsletter, the best source of OR vacancies. Employers to try include The Department of Education and Skills in Darlington, Transco in Newcastle and Corus at Redcar.
The universities of Northumbria at Newcastle and Durham have well-established OR faculties. The directory section of Newcastle University's Careers Service website has comprehensive information (www.careers.ncl.ac.uk/directory) and resources for the wider area are on the Graduates NE site, www.graduates.northeast.ac.uk
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Source: Adventist Chaplaincy Ministries
[March 5, 2007] War hardly seems the likely venue for encouraging spiritual ventures, yet conflict can spawn great good. The unCivil War Between the States helped birth the Adventist Church organization. World War II brought Medical Cadet Corps and military chaplains to denominational awareness. Adventists responded to the Korean and Vietnam conflicts by volunteering for Operation Whitecoat. The Global War on Terrorism has prompted increasing numbers of Adventists to join the Armed Forces and over 100 ministers to serve as military chaplains. What motivates Adventists to voluntarily perform public service during times that could possibly place them in personal danger?
Adventists are citizens of two kingdoms. Natural birth bequeaths citizenship in the homeland of one's parents, whereas citizenship in God's heavenly kingdom comes with the new birth experience. Both kingdoms require allegiance and place demands on the individual. How do dual citizens prioritize loyalties, especially when situations cause a choice between expectations? When pressed to choose, most Adventists would readily acknowledge their first allegiance should be to a heavenly kingdom, but would also admit feeling torn by a sense of duty to their earthly homeland.
This dilemma can be resolved by exercising a practical faith that fulfills spiritual responsibilities to God by serving one's fellow man. Such faith operates on a horizontal as well as on a vertical azimuth; it balances the objective with the subjective. Warped faith becomes so heavenly oriented it is no earthly good. Adventism advocates a balanced, holistic lifestyle that endeavors to prepare people for meeting Jesus Christ.
When called to serve their earthly kingdom, Adventists around the world have found ways to honorably serve God and country. John Weidner saved over 1,100 Dutch and French Jews from Nazi concentration camps. Walter Loge' treated wounded Wermacht soldiers on the Eastern Front during WW II. Keith Argraves, Desmond Doss and many other servicemen who should be named endured POW camps, wounds and hardships while serving in the U.S. Armed Forces during all the conflicts of the past sixty years. Some Adventists like Jack Pomeroy in Vietnam lost their lives in the process of saving life. Public service often demands personal sacrifice.
Besides being conscripted, Adventists serve in the military for a variety of reasons. Patriotism and a sense of belonging appeal, while the liberal benefits are attractive. Some seek adventure, vocational training, or a job. Others join to practice the helping professions. Some personnel convert to Adventism and continue serving in the military. Adventist ministers wear the uniform for some of those reasons, but primarily to insure thousands of church members can freely "exercise their religion." These clergy ambassadors enter circles normally closed to denominational influence and represent Adventism by their ministry of presence.
Currently, 50 Adventist chaplains serve on active duty in the Armed Forces of the United States. Another forty belong to units in the Reserve Components, and over twenty volunteer in the Civil Air Patrol, an auxiliary of the U. S. Air Force. Since 2002 several Adventist chaplains have been deployed in Afghanistan and over a fourth have served in Iraq. One Adventist chaplain has been awarded the Purple Heart for wounds received from enemy fire. Many of those who have been deployed overseas are chaplains assigned to one of the Reserve Components like Chaplain (Lieutenant Colonel) Keith Mattingly, U. S. Army Retired, who teaches at Andrews University and Chaplain (Major) Juan Borges, secretary of the Southern New England Conference who recently returned from a year of duty with the Army in Iraq.
Contrary to one popular misperception, ministers do not leave the ministry when they become chaplains. All chaplains are pastors, but not all pastors are called to be chaplains. Much like their civilian peers, military chaplains provide worship services, sacraments, religious education, and pastoral care for Air Force, Army and Navy personnel and their family members. But chaplains do more. They are advisors to commanders on matters of morale, morals and religion. They conduct leadership training, marriage and family seminars, singles retreats, suicide prevention classes and numerous other events and programs that promote spiritual well-being. When their unit deploys or their ship sails, they accompany it in peace and war. Through ministry of presence the chaplain endeavors to bring men and women to God and God to those who must do their duty during difficult times. Spiritual readiness contributes to moral ascendancy and moral ascendancy is the basis for victory. Before the battle chaplains prepare the living. During battle chaplains nurture the wounded and minister to the dying. After the battle chaplains honor the dead. Chaplains must be courageous in spirit and compassionate in service.
Few ministers are acknowledged to be a person's pastor who is not the pastor of that person's church or does not belong to the same faith. Yet, routinely service members of all faiths or even no faith readily say with some enthusiasm and pride, "That's my chaplain!" Chaplains minister in a religiously pluralistic setting to enhance the faith of those they serve, rather than impose their own faith on the service member. The focus of ministry rests on the service member instead of building a religious kingdom on earth or the chaplain's ego. That requires a high degree of professional, personal and spiritual security. Chaplains benefit from extensive periodic training and schooling. Most chaplains have additional degrees beyond the M.Div. Many are specialists in marriage and family therapy, healthcare or prison ministries, world religions, etc. Chaplains represent some of the brightest and best clergy of their endorsed faiths. They are an excellent asset and resource to their denominations.
Adventist Chaplaincy Ministries (ACM) fosters and oversees all types of chaplaincies for the denomination: campus, corrections, healthcare, military-related and workplace. Presently, the ACM Department serves both the General Conference and the North American Division. The directors wear two hats. Nearly 350 Adventists express their ministry as chaplains in North America. In the other twelve divisions of the world Church, the concept of chaplaincy is catching on. Nearly 300 persons are engaged in chaplaincy type ministries. ACM seeks quality rather than quantity. Chaplains must give evidence of their calling to this specialized expression of ministry. They remain accountable to and must maintain ties with the Church. ACM provides endorsement, resources, training and other forms of support to Adventist chaplains.
During the two World Wars of the Twentieth Century Adventists drafted into the military often experienced opposition for living their faith. Some were court-martialed and imprisoned. Since the Church has endorsed chaplains, those kinds of occurrences have become rare. Adventist chaplains resolve most conflicts around accommodation of religious practice behind the scenes at the lowest levels. In 1984 Congress enacted legislation that mandated the Department of Defense recognize and accommodate, with certain caveats, religious practices such as dietary requirements, observance of holy days and the Sabbath, wearing of religious apparel and medical treatment. Department of Defense Directive 1300.17 requires each of the services to follow suit. Adventist members in uniform who logically, sincerely and consistently practice their faith are valued by commanders and seldom experience conflicts over religious practices. These service persons are contributing to their commands, communities and chapels. They are not causing commanders problems like so many non-members do with alcohol misuse, family disturbances and minimal duty performance.
Though chaplains must be cognizant of religious pluralism, they are not required to violate the tenets of their endorsed faith. Chaplains are free to preach, teach and practice their own faith, in so far as distinctive faith services and observances are advertised as such and participation is voluntary. Chaplains can pray anywhere, anytime, in any manner; however, when invited to pray at events where attendance is mandatory and the audience is comprised of many faiths or no faith, Christian courtesy and respect would dictate the prayer be faith neutral. By Geneva Convention, all military chaplains are noncombatants and do not bear, train with or use weapons.
Within a relatively short span Adventist chaplains have been promoted to the highest leadership levels of the military chaplaincies. Barry Black served as the Navy's Chief of Chaplains before becoming the Chaplain for the United States Senate. Chaplain (Colonel) William Broome is the Pentagon's pastor, while Chaplain (Lieutenant Colonel) Jonathan McGraw serves in a key position as the only chaplain in the Office of the Deputy Chief of Staff for Personnel (also in the Pentagon). Chaplain Dave Girardin was recently promoted to Captain in the Navy and serves as Chief of Pastoral Care in a large naval hospital. The Deputy Command Chaplain in Iraq is Lieutenant Colonel Steve Torgerson, USAF. Whether in supervisory, leadership positions or just beginning their first tour of duty, Adventist chaplains are making a credible difference as positive witnesses for the faith and pastors to our members. They are "Telling the World" and baptizing scores of adults.
One other thought bears mentioning. Adventist chaplains frequently assist local conferences in which they are assigned as church elders, interim pastors, supply preachers, subject matter experts, etc. The denomination benefits from their services and saves over four million tithe dollars* annually, if their employment were paid by the Church instead of the government.
More than 5,000 clergy from nearly 200 faiths are chaplains in all elements of the U.S. Armed Services. So how does a minister become a military chaplain? The U. S. Government establishes requirements for age, education, physical condition and security, but leaves to the various faith groups to determine who is clergy. Faiths recognized by the Department of Defense can endorse their spiritual leaders for service as military chaplains. Ecclesiastical endorsement is a pre-requisite to becoming a chaplain. Even after appointment as a chaplain, endorsement is mandatory for continual service. All three military services require a minimum of two years of experience as pastor-in-charge-of-a-church. Adventist pastors interested in the military chaplaincy should contact Adventist Chaplaincy Ministries (ACM) and check out the Internet web site of the military branch chaplaincy that interests them.
The military services enable seminarians to examine the chaplaincy through the chaplain candidate program. While studying as full-time students and during intern years, candidates can attend the officer basic course at the chaplains school of their respective service and train up to 45 days annually under the supervision of an active duty chaplain. Today, twenty Adventists are chaplain candidates including recent graduates like Ensign Adrienne Townsend, U. S. Navy. They believe themselves called to this expression of ministry and are exploring its possibilities as they prepare for service.
Seminary graduates face a major challenge. There are more of them than opportunities for denominational employment as pastors. Some conferences are also reluctant to hire graduates who feel called to chaplaincy ministries. So where does someone who has committed seven or more years of their life in school and tens of thousands of dollars to prepare for the ministry, obtain the pre-requisite pastoral experience essential for a chaplaincy ministry? "I hope greater numbers of conference leaders recognize the validity of chaplaincy ministries and their contribution to the denominational mission," says Gary Councell, Adventist Chaplaincy Ministries associate director. "I have faith that arrangements can be made for seminary graduates to obtain pastoral experience even if they cannot be employed as full-time pastors. There are ways to achieve professional proficiencies by alternative tracks as outlined in the North American Division Working Policy. That kind of help by Church leaders would open the door for those who are called to chaplaincy ministries, but do not get hired as pastors. It's a win-win for the denomination and graduate."
*Figure is based on average denominational pay for ordained ministers.
NOTE: This is the first in a series of coming articles about Adventists and military service. Watch in coming months for others on the pros and cons of enlisting and personal experiences by Adventists in the military.
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The Athletic Communication office at Slippery Rock University is responsible for handling all public relations efforts relating to The Rock's 17 NCAA Division II intercollegiate athletics programs.
Athletic Communication duties include writing, designing and producing content for the official Web site of SRU athletics, RockAthletics.com, assisting outside media in producing content about Slippery Rock's student-athletes, keeping statistics for all sports and producing game programs and promotional materials for home events.
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Well here's a little shocker for your Thursday....
Miley Cyrus has thanks ex-fiance Liam Hemsworth on the notes for her new album Bangerz.
Miley's album 'Bangerz' will be released OCT 8th and features acknowledgement in the liner notes of the album.
Digital Spy is reporting the message to Liam reads: "I could not have made this album without one person...FE."
'FE is short for 'FeFe' which Cyrus said was her pet name for Liam when she tweeted a private message on accident.
In the notes: 'Thank you for inspiring me (P.S I love you)."
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CONCORD-A team of judges and staff the Judicial Branch were awarded scholarships by the State Justice Institute to attend a weeklong program entitled "The Leadership Institute – Promoting Justice through Professional Development." The program focused on the development of educational opportunities for judges as well as judicial branch staff through curriculum that is built on adult learning theories.
Attendees included: Associate Justice James J. Barry, Jr., New Hampshire Superior Court, Judge Lucinda V. Sadler, Derry Family Division, Barbara Sweet, Staff Attorney, New Hampshire Supreme Court, Jane D. W. Bradstreet, Register of Probate, Merrimack County, Lauren V. Thorn, District Court Regional Court Administrator, and Joan Bishop, Court Coordinator, Superior Court.
The program took place at the University of Memphis in Memphis, Tennessee from June 14 through June 19, 2005. Faculty included judges, court administrators and educators who have specialized in judicial education and present similar programs nationwide.
The team was required to produce an action plan at the end of the session that outlined steps they will take to implement what they have learned. The plan includes the formation of a committee that will have general oversight for educational programs for the judicial branch.
"Our plan will ensure that when designing educational programs there will be appropriate instructional methods used to reach all our learners and to enhance their ability to do their job", said Barbara Sweet, Staff Attorney at the Supreme Court.
The State Justice Institute (SJI) is a non-profit organization, established by Federal law to award grants to improve the quality of justice in State courts nationwide, facilitate better coordination between State and Federal courts and foster innovative, efficient solutions to common problems faced by all courts. More information about the institute is available on the SJI website (http://www.statejustice.org).


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Alice+Olivia Designer Talks Fashion
Alice and Olivia designer Stacey Bendet was at Bal Habour's Saks Fifth Avenue Thursday afternoon to present her candy inspired 2011 Resort Wear collection. The petite New York based fashionista had models clad in her colorful contemporary line and turned the second floor of the department store into a mini Candy Land. Attendees filed in head-to-toe in her creations and munched on sweets from candy stations while sipping on pink mini bottles of Chandon with rainbow hued straws. We chatted up the mother of two on why she decided to host the event in Miami, why she's become a favorite among young Hollywood starlets and what we can expect to see in her upcoming Fall 2012 collection which she's currently working on.
Why did you decide to come to Miami to present your Resort Wear collection?
Saks asked me if I would come and do a fun event. We were going to do a lunch originally, but then we decided to do something fun like an afternoon girl party.
You've been to Miami before and you did a pop up shop at Scarlett boutique in South Miami a few years ago. So what do you like about Miami?
I just love the energy here. It's fun. The girls are fun. People are beautiful. What's there not to like?
Candy was the inspiration behind the collection. How did you go about translating that into your collection?
The whole theme was "I want candy." So the colors were all based on the colors of a candy store. It's really suppose to be impulsive fun. Like you look at it and you're like I have to have that.
A lot of young Hollywood starlets don your clothes to red carpet events. Why do you think they turn to you to get them dressed?
I think it's because the clothes have a wearability and a sexiness. It's fun and you know it's clothes that is suppose to make a statement. It's not a little black dress that noone is not going to notice.
You have a section on your website called 4a.m. finds. Do you really wake up and do that yourself?
I do. If I can't sleep. I go online and I'm looking at furniture or wall paper for doll houses and whatever it is.
Are you planning on doing another collaboration in the future like you did with Payless?
Well, now we have our own shoes which I'm wearing right now. I don't like doing lower price collaborations because it's not like we make five thousand dollar dresses the line is pretty affordable. I really take so much pride in making clothes that is really beautiful and the fit is perfect.
You're a mom now, how is it balancing both work and family?
Being a mom is amazing. It's this love and satisfaction you've never felt, but at the same time it takes a lot to balance a career and traveling with two little girls who need and want you all the time. There's a little bit of a guilt factor, but at the same time they get to grow up seeing their mom work and hopefully it will be inspiring for them some day.
What can we expect to see in your upcoming Fall 2012 collection?
I'm actually working on it still. It's gonna be colorful and better than my last.


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Technical Abstract: The intent of the manuscript is to be a comprehensive guide for strawberry production for most areas of the United States except for Florida and California. The Spray Application Technology chapter will include information on powered and manual spray equipment selection, operation and calibration. A discussion of more recent developments in delivery technologies that may reduce spray drift and increase the efficiency of applications is included in this chapter. This information will aid strawberry growers in making better pest management decisions and reduce the impact on non-target areas.


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Full-back Mark McHugh was the star of the show, a try and three penalties providing all the visitors' points.
The Scarlets managed two tries from Salesi Finau and Dale Burn, but were let down by Gareth Bowen's poor kicking.
The fly-half failed with two penalties and a drop-goal in the closing five minutes that could have snatched the win away from the deserving Irish and preserved the Scarlets' 100% record.
Connacht started brightly on their first visit to Llanelli, a clean break from outstanding centre Darren Yapp threatening
the home line.
The Scarlets pressure soon built, though, and a Connacht mistake paved the way for the opening score.
The powerful Tongan used his strength to blast through the high challenge of Matt Mostyn and claim a try in the corner.
The Irish province drew level when the Scarlets delayed at the base of a ruck, allowing the visitors to steal Burn's
laboured pass to Bowen.
With the defence on the back foot, Connacht quickly spun the ball wide, allowing McHugh over for the
equalising score.
Much to the chagrin of the expectant Llanelli crowd, the visitors continued to show no respect to Stradey's formidable
reputation, disrupting the home side up front and breaking the line behind.
With half-time approaching, Connacht battered at the home line, prop Ray Hogan being held up in the in-goal area before Yapp
knocked on with the whitewash at his mercy.
Bowen had a chance to settle Scarlet nerves early in the second half when a forceful Finau break led to a penalty shot at
goal, but the fly-half sent his kick wide.
He was yellow carded for a late tackle on Matthew Watkins, the penalty was kicked to touch and from the line-out Burn
sniped over for a fine converted try.
Connacht struck straight back with a penalty, but it could have been more, an awkward bounce from a grubber kick seeing
McHugh blow a certain five-pointer.
McHugh's second penalty brought the visitors back to within a point with just 10 minutes to go, as the Scarlets began to
wobble under the relentless pressure.
Another careless penalty was conceded smack in front of the home posts, and McHugh made no mistake with the simple kick to
give the Irish the lead for the first time.
Bowen missed with a long-range shot at goal, but the Scarlets were fighting back furiously with time running out.
"We knew how tough it would be over here, but we stuck at it and got the win we came for," said man-of-the-match McHugh.
"We've had a few good wins and now we're looking forward to the semi-final."
Scarlets centre Matthew Watkins was philosophical in defeat.
"They are a good side who have done well away from home," said Watkins, "They took our set-piece game away from us and we couldn't play our game - we've got no complaints."
Scarlets: Barry Davies; Tal Selley, Matthew Watkins, Leigh Davies (capt), Salesi Finau; Gareth Bowen, Dale Burn; Phil John, Rhys Williams, John Davies, Bryn Griffiths, Adam Jones, Vernon Cooper, Ian Boobyer, Emyr Lewis.Replacements: David Maddocks, Adam Yelland, Gavin Quinnell, Gareth Williams, Mike Phillips, Ceiron Thomas, Richard Rees.
Connacht: M McHugh; M Mostyn, D Yapp, T Allnutt, C McPhillips; D Hewitt, M Walls; R Hogan, B Jackman, B Boiroux, D Browne, A Farley, P Neville, T Carter, J O'Sullivan. Replacements: J Fogarty, A Clarke, M McCarthy, M Lacey, C Keane, Shane Moore, T Robinson.
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I've heard that there is extreme shoaling across the entire width of the Fire Island inlet--depths of 4 feet at high tide and less than 2 at low tide. Does anyone have any recent experience there?
My boat (an Albin Cumulus-28' sailboat) draws about 4'6".
I have a friend with a Hans Christian who loves Sore Thumb, and he reported scraping badly at high tide thru the inlet, but he does have a 6' draft. I think you would be safe at high tide in the channel.
The best thing to do is ask the commercial fishing boats that go out of Captree and you might get some good info from the Coast Guard station at Fire Island. They monitor Ch 16.
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Each deck of Money Habitudes cards contains simple instructions on a green card. This is essentially that information:
- Best results come when each participant has his or her own deck of Money Habitudes cards. So, use two decks for a couple, 10 decks for a class of 10 people. (Decks can be used over and over.)
- Turn over the three light blue cards and put them in front of you so they read: That's me, That's sometimes me, That's not me. (Note that Money Habitudes II and Money Habitudes for Teens versions say: That's definitely me, It Depends, That's absolutely not me.)
- Put the light yellow cards aside and shuffle the remaining 54 statement cards.
- Hold the statement cards with the text side up and read each one. Reading through all the cards usually takes about 10 minutes. Place each card under the sorting card (That's me, Sometimes, That's not me) that best describes your reaction to the statement.
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After the Arab Spring, the Iran nuclear file is back on President Barack Obama's desk with a potentially explosive report that found "credible" evidence that Iran had conducted nuclear weapons research in violation of its international commitments.
An International Atomic Energy Agency report contained the most comprehensive detail to date on Iran's nuclear programme, about which the agency said it had "serious concerns regarding possible military dimensions". However it did not produce a "smoking gun" and was unable to assert categorically that such research continues today.
Iran, a signatory of the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty, has always denied that it is working on a nuclear weapon and insists that its nuclear programme is devoted to the production of electricity.
The IAEA report, reflecting the efforts of Western intelligence corroborated by IAEA inspectors, described work that it said could only have been related to developing weapons. It mentioned activities relevant to the development of a nuclear bomb trigger, the testing of high explosives and the design of a nuclear warhead.
However, much of the information in the report related to research pursued by Iran before 2003 when a US National Intelligence Estimate concluded that Iran had stopped work on a nuclear weapons programme.
The view of the intelligence community remains that there is no hard evidence that the Iranian leadership has decided to build a nuclear weapon.
The reaction in Washington to the IAEA document was muted, in a country consumed by domestic politics in an election season.
The question now for policymakers is how to get Iran back into compliance with its NPT commitments, something which Tehran has refused to do despite harsh UN sanctions that have affected its financial, energy, transport and insurance sectors.
Last weekend, it seemed that Israel's response would be outright war. The initial leaks of the IAEA report coincided with the Israeli Cabinet discussing prospects for unilateral pre-emptive strikes against Iran's nuclear facilities. But the reports from Israel were widely seen as part of a plan to ratchet up the diplomatic pressure on Iran, and even hawks in America are wary of a rush to war with unpredictable consequences.
The Obama Administration, already seeking a tough international reaction after revealing an Iranian-hatched plot to assassinate the Saudi ambassador to the US, has been sending out signals that it hopes for agreement on a new round of sanctions. There is a general awareness that going after the Iranian central bank - an option being discussed by some congressional leaders - could backfire by causing a spike in oil prices and pushing the global economy deeper intorecession.
Russia, a UN Security Council permanent member which attempted to dissuade IAEA director-general Yukiya Amano from publishing his report, has criticised the timing of its release on the grounds that it would undermine the chances of a diplomatic solution.
There are also uncomfortable echoes of the run-up to the Iraq war, when the Bush Administration used faulty intelligence to back its case for the invasion of Iraq. As a result, the burden of proof will be even higher in the case of Iran. The Iranian Foreign Minister last weekend compared the latest IAEA report to the false Niger uranium claims raised by Britain and the US in the run-up to the Iraq war, and Iranian officials have called the IAEA assertions a "fabrication".
Obama Administration officials are still hoping that Iran prefers negotiations to isolation. Washington intends to keep the engagement track with Iran going, despite the difficulties.
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Mr. Chalabi Comes to Washington
By Congressman John Conyers, HuffingtonPost.com
This week, infamous intelligence fabricator Ahmed Chalabi, will be visiting Washington. I have heard rumors that he will be staying in a luxurious bloc of eight suites at the Ritz Carlton hotel and that he has meetings arranged with high ranking Administration officials, including Secretary of State Rice.
This is a man who was reportedly the source for much of the cooked up and fraudulent intelligence foisted on the American people to justify going to war with Iraq.
That fraud has now resulted in the death of over 2,000 American soldiers. This is a man who has been accused of passing U.S. intelligence secrets to Iran. This week, he is being greeted as an esteemed dignatary by Secretary of State Rice. That is a disgrace.
While he is here, I have some questions for him and I -- and many of my colleagues -- want to meet with him to discuss those questions. He needs to answer for his role in one of the most tragic scandals in American history. I have attached below a letter from me and 19 of my colleagues asking for a meeting (that number is not complete, nor is the list of names complete. In a very short -- almost unreasonable -- period of time, the signatures are literally pouring in).
November 8, 2005
Deputy Prime Minister Ahmed Chalabi
Iraqi National Congress
c/o The Ritz-Carlton Georgetown
3100 South Street, NW
Washington, DC 20007
Dear Mr. Deputy Prime Minister:
In the months leading up to the present conflict in Iraq, information from your close circle of associates was a key element in the Bush Administration's effort to convince the public of the need to go to war. As one of the leading Members of the Iraqi National Congress, you were responsible for providing a major portion of the information the Bush Administration used to persuade Members of Congress and the American people that a war with Iraq was neccessary.
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Think of CES, and you likely think of the multi-gazillion dollar booths from the likes of Samsung or LG or Sony or Audi or Toyota. But there's another side: the cheap booth, usually staffed by a single person–occasionally two. They're typically the company's founders and sometimes sole employees. These are dreamers trying to turn their shoestring startups into the next big thing. People like this fly into Las Vegas with a dream, and hope to go home with orders from retailers–maybe even a national distribution deal.
These are people like Peter Pottier. Pottier, 26, has an invention called MyBell–a customizable "bell" and light for your bike. I put bell in scare quotes because that's only nominally what it is. It's more like a customizable alert siren. You can add any sound you'd like, and play it (loudly!) in traffic to warn off cars or pedestrians. As Pottier describes it, "it's like ringtones for your bicycle." You can also customize the LED light display.
It's cute and cool and useful. But what's really interesting is how he got here. His booth is in Eureka Park, a space meant to showcase new startups, and nothing here is on the same scale of expense as those in the main halls. It costs significantly less to rent space, and the booths are typically nothing more than card tables and banners.
Pottier didn't have to pay anything for his booth; he's here free. He won a chance to compete in a New York Angels CEA event (the CEA is the industry association that puts on CES) and then won that, which landed him a free trip to Las Vegas and a shot at getting a big deal that could launch his business.
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"I'm My Own Grandpa" (sometimes rendered as "I'm My Own Grandpaw") is a novelty song written by Dwight Latham and Moe Jaffe, performed by Lonzo and Oscar in 1947, about a man who, through an unlikely (but legal) combination of marriages, becomes stepfather to his own stepmother — that is, tacitly dropping the "step-" modifiers, he becomes his own grandfather.
In the song, the narrator marries a widow with an adult daughter. Subsequently, his father marries the widow's daughter. This creates a comic tangle of relationships by a mixture of blood and marriage; for example, the narrator's father is now also his stepson-in-law. The situation is complicated further when both couples have children. (Wikipedia)
Here's a version by Dennis Warner on YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W7x1ETPkZsk
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