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Dare to be different: The Citroen REVOLTe draws inspiration from attributes of the iconic 2CV, but "turns them on their head".
16 September 2009
AFTER issuing a darkened image of what looked to be a reborn 2CV, Citroen has now thrown the covers off its vibrant and self-acknowledged "feminine" compact concept car – dubbed the REVOLTe – at the Frankfurt motor show.
Previewing the next-generation C1, which is due on sale in Europe in 12-18 months, the REVOLTe was the star attraction on Citroen's stand, which carried the theme '90 Years of Creative Technologie' and included world premieres of the production C3 five-door hatchback and the DS3 three-door.
It also showed its C-Crosser SUV with a dual-clutch transmission, and the C5 and C6 with a 180kW 3.0HDi V6.
But the talking point, of course, was the REVOLTe.
Featuring an unspecified plug-in hybrid powertrain, the REVOLTe, according to Citroen, takes the main attributes of the iconic 2CV "and turns them on their head" with a luxurious and colourful concept that is said to be intelligent, hi-tech and spirited to drive.
In contrast, Citroen describes the 2CV – which it produced for more than four decades until 1990 – as "plain and neutral", "basic and simple" and "slow and bouncy".
The three-seater convertible, which includes a folding fabric roof covered with solar cells (to power onboard comfort systems), measures 3680mm long, 1730mm wide and 1350mm tall, which makes it a little longer and wider, but with a lower stance, than the European-market C1.
The designers point to the REVOLTe's well-defined wheel-arches, curvaceous bonnet, "forceful" lines and sculpted sides that match the roofline, all combining to present a "sleek and elegant" profile.
It has rear-hinged door for convenient access to the multi-coloured cabin, which mixes woven black leather with thick crimson velvet and aluminium trim. Citroen claims the bright colours and luxurious detailing reflects its creative streak and a desire to "modernise the notions of conventional car design".
The seating configuration has twin-passenger 'sofa' positioned behind the driver's seat, aiming to resemble a lounge. The idea is to allow the passenger on the opposite side to the driver stretch out his or her legs into the area where the front passenger seat would otherwise be – or to position a rearward-facing child seat in the available space.
The rear seats also serve to conceal the concept's battery pack, maximising usable cabin and luggage space.
"Thanks to iridescent, glossy colours, silky smooth textiles and sophisticated materials, REVOLTe has a vibrant, dare-to-be-different interior that throws tradition aside," Citroen said. "The result is a small urban vehicle much more like a fashionable, glamorous and clearly feminine accessory to the driver's modern lifestyle."
Other novel items onboard include a touch-sensitive screen on the dashboard encased in a "deep-red beam of crystals" that recycles the air inside the cabin "like a respiratory system".
All Citroen will say on the powertrain front is that it combines a small-capacity conventional combustion engine with an electric motor and a battery recharging function.
As GoAuto has reported, the all-new C1 (and sister brand Peugeot's equivalent) should feature a variation of the diesel-electric hybrid drive system that will debut first in Peugeot's 3008 crossover, before finding its way into Citroen's next DS models, the small DS4 and mid-sized DS5.
The C1 is built in a joint venture between PSA Peugeot Citroen (which also includes the Peugeot 107) and Toyota Motor Corporation (Aygo). Peugeot has already revealed that its 107 successor will be known as the 108 when it is launched globally late next year ahead of an expected Australian release in 2011.
Citroen importer Ateco Automotive is still to confirm whether the C1 successor will be sold in Australia.
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Early childhood caries can impact children who are not even 1-year-old. "Baby bottle tooth decay" is one of the largest chronic diseases for children in Canada.
There were about 15 percent of children from British Columbia who showed visible signs of tooth decay and about 20 percent had fillings last year.
These problems are serious. The children are forced to deal with pain, difficulty sleeping and eating, and facial swelling that may lead to emergency room visits. Anesthesia is sometimes needed during these visits, which makes the cost skyrocket. These costs wouldn't occur if children visited the dentist earlier and more often.
The issues stem from the child being given too much or too frequent access to infant formula, breast milk or juice from a bottle. The result is prolonged exposure to sugar, enabling bacteria to grow.
An increased possibility of tooth decay later in life is also a possibility.
Children of low-income families are at an increased risk of tooth decay because they don't have the wherewithal to have their child visit a dentist regularly. Any child, however, is at risk for tooth decay without visiting a dentist.

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Alternate names: Rubezhevichi [Rus], Rubieżewicze [Pol], Rubyezheviche, Rubzhevits, Rebzevits, Rubiezhowicze, Rubizhevich, Rubizhevitch, Rubizhevitz, Rubjazevicy. 53°41' N, 26°52' E, 32 miles WSW of Minsk, 15 miles NNE of Stowbtsy (Stołpce), 12 miles W of Dzyarzhynsk (Koydanovo), in Minsk Oblast, formerly Minsk uezd, Minsk guberniya, 32.2 miles WSW of Minsk. 1900 Jewish population: 912. Yizkors: Sefer Rubizhevitsh, Derevne ve-ha-seviva (Tel Aviv, 1968) and Sefer zikaron; Steibts-Sverzhnye ve-ha-ayarot ha-semukhot Rubezevits, Derevno, Nalibok (Tel Aviv, 1964)
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APOLLO-RIDGE ELEMENTARY: Events mark Red Ribbon Week
SPRING CHURCH — Apollo-Ridge Elementary School celebrated Red Ribbon Week during the week of Oct. 21-25.
Red Ribbon Week is a week that is set aside each year to encourage a drug-free life. The campaign is now the oldest and largest drug prevention program in the nation, reaching millions of young people during the week.
The Red Ribbon Committee at our school planned various activities during the week for the students and the staff. Everyone was encouraged to participate.
Monday was "wear Red Day" and everyone was asked to wear red clothing. All students and staff received a "Drug Free — The Healthy Choice for Me" ribbon to wear.
Tuesday was "Sock It To Drugs" day. Everyone was to wear mismatched or crazy socks.
Wednesday's theme was "My Future is Bright — No Drugs in Sight." Students and staff were encouraged to wear neon colors.
Thursday was titled "Being Drug Free is No Sweat." Everyone could wear sweats to school.
Unfortunately the week was cut short due to school being canceled Friday because of the water alert in Westmoreland County. The theme for Friday was "Hocus Pocus — Drugs Aren't My Focus." If we did have school that day, we would have all worn orange and black clothing.
It was a fun and educational week for all. Students and staff had fun dressing for the theme each day. It helps us to remember that we should have a drug-free life.
PHOTO: Emily Bonelli and Conner Wynn, both fifth-graders at Apollo-Ridge Elementary, proudly displayed their red ribbons. (Submitted photo/Apollo-Ridge Elementary)


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Because we eat together as a family, and everyone eats the same thing. I never really put that much thought into it until now. It's just what we do. I think it would be kinda silly for me to prepare something for 2 of us and the 3rd just sat there with a cup of yogurt
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We eat dinner as a family too. My DH isn't home for the other two meals. We also eat the same thing at dinner. The difference is that if DD doesn't want to eat during the meal, it's ok. And if she wants to eat after dinner, she can. For example last Friday I was baking chicken and steaming corn and broccoli. DD was very hungry so she ate corn and broccoli in the kitchen while the chicken was still cooking. At dinner time she drank some veggie juice and just hung out at the table because she wasn't hungry any more. She wanted left over cold chicken and grapes for a bedtime snack about 2.5 hours later. I don't fix different or extra stuff for meals, it just not an issue if someone doesn't eat. Eating just isn't an issue.
Well, to me, what you described is eating dinner. You made chicken, broccoli, and corn. She ate chicken, broccoli, and corn, plus some grapes. That is not what I'm talking about. When I refer to "snacking", it means that my ds is not going to refuse what I've prepared and then 10 mintues later want chips or whatever else.
I'm diabetic and my DH and I are overweight. We don't buy chips. The snack foods we do buy are things like triscuts, cheese, beans, nuts, fruit, and raw veggies. If DD asks for something at the store that we don't consider 'real food' I tell her why it isn't a good food choice and we pick out something she likes that is. We buy a 'treat' food once a month ....... like a pint of natural ice cream.
grateful mother to DD, 1/04, and DS, 2/08
We've changed things over the years. We make one dinner. If the kids don't like it, they need to try at least one bite and eat the fruits/veggies. Without complaining, preferably, though they fail that one every time. They actually love most fruits & veggies so that's never an issue. I have one vegetarian dd who I don't make eat meat or anything, but I encourage her to make herself something or tell me something vegetarian to replace the main dish if our meal has meat. She loves to cook, so that's never a problem.
That's interesting, because I know that if I am cooking for a group where one person is vegetarian I make sure the meal is made in such a way that the main course is two parted so people can opt for the vegetarian part or the non-vegetarian part. I don't really expect them to tell me what else to make or to make something else themselves.
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|I always enjoy reading how other people handle food - especially on this board where people eat so healthy.
These kind of threads depress me. Why people would choose to make food such a huge issue is beyond me. If your kid is hungry, feed them. If they don't like what you've got, offer something else.
Financially, that just isn't always feasable. I have been lucky, that my daughter will eat almost everything (except meat) that I serve. But, if she didn't want what I made, and wanted a different meal, that would probably be a meal that was meant for another day. Plus, I'd be throwing away part of that night's meal. I'd most likely have to throw part of the second meal away too because she can only eat so much.
She is always welcome to eat cereal, or a PBJ. But, she can't go get part of a separate meal that I planned to use for another night.
I'm the same way with my daycare kids. I make LOTS of food for them. So, there is enough for them to choose from. But, I'm not making a backup meal.
Steph, DH Jason (1-1-11), DS Owen (10-3-03) and DS Kai (10-13-11)
But I do not make two meals or serve endless snacks.
So I guess what I'm hearing is that not being a short-order cook and having snacks available all day IS harsh for some people, LOL. I'm okay with that.
Again, offer something else. Nobody said it had to be a "meal."
I find that many times people use the financial piece to exercise control and because it's a convenient excuse.
|I do not make a special dinner for my son. We all eat the same thing. Before bed, if he is hungry, he has two-three choices.
1) Eat the dinner he didn't eat earlier
2) Have some fruit or yogurt
3) Go to bed hungry
|it means that we don't have the money to provide unlimited access to expensive foods.
|And give me a break about how "lucky" I am with my situation that you know *zero* about. I'm so lucky to have a son whose sensory needs are so great that he doesn't eat anything besides Cheerios and pretzels. I'm so lucky that he qualifies for nothing in our school system, and insurance won't pay for a feeding therapist. I'm so lucky that I get to pry his BMs from his butt while he screams and cries.
|Neither do I, but there are things like beans and rice, potatoes, oatmeal, fruit on sale etc. which are filling but not expensive. Once you have a teenager it is really important to have stuff like this--you can't believe how much kids eat when they grow 7 inches in one year!
|She can go to the refrigerator and get a container of garbanzo beans out, get a bowl of cherries, grapes or strawberries, open the container of left over meatloaf, reach in the cabinet and get a box of triscuts. The tomatoes and apples are in a bowl on the counter. Anyone over 2 can learn to get most of their own snacks.
|he eats probably 10-12 good sized bananas a week
|I find that many times people use the financial piece to exercise control and because it's a convenient excuse.
You know, if your examples of healthy alternatives were apples on sale in season, that would be one thing. But the alternatives being offered here- meatloaf? Do you know that we eat meatloaf twice a year? Fresh, seasonal fruits? BERRIES? These are all foods that people living on less than $2,000 month for a family of four cannot afford much of.
I mean I'd love to go Paleo and everything but we live in the city and I lost my WAHM job so we're living on not a lot of cash.
If the suggestion is, give my kids fruit and veggies alternative to those which I've prepared (and usually I prepare frozen ones which are often cheaper than fresh), that's just not going to happen. It would last two days, and then we'd have no snacks for the rest of the week.
Dried / preserved legumes, grains, and frozen veggies make up the majority of our meals. The alternative- bread- is the alternative because it's part of our culture, cheap and requires no additional preparation, not because I want to torture my children with homemade sourdough.
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Chile have so far been one of the sensations of the World Cup, with their swashbuckling attacking style having recently toppled the reigning champions. With World Cups come transfer rumours, and Juventus' Mauricio Isla is the latest full-back to become a target for Brendan Rodgers at Liverpool, according to the Daily Star.
The Liverpool defence suffered during last season, and England international Glen Johnson has come in for some heavy criticism in recent weeks after a string of unconvincing performances for club and country.
With just one year left on his Liverpool contract, and no renewal having been agreed, Rodgers is on the lookout for a player to fill his boots, and Isla appears to be the man in his sights.
Rodgers has already been busy this summer, and with Isla looking set to join, here are SIX more World Cup stars who are known to be on Liverpool's transfer radar.
Liverpool have been chasing Lallana since the conclusion of the Premier League season, and there have been recent suggestions in the media that Rodgers is preparing one final bid for the Southampton midfielder. Having seen his close friend, Rickie Lambert, already jump ships to Anfield, it would be no surprise to see Lallana attempt to push through a move.
After a stellar season for the Saints, Lallana was inducted into the PFA Team of the Season and also was one of the nominees for the PFA Players of the Season award. His elusiveness and ability to create chances within the tightest of spaces would make Lallana a fitting addition to the Liverpool attack, having managed to notch nine goals and six assists in the Premier League last season.
Alexis Sanchez looks likely to fall victim to the Barcelona summer clear-out, and Liverpool are in hot pursuit. The Chilean has wowed in his country's first two games of the World Cup, scoring against Australia and causing no end of problems to Spain's shaky defence.
Sanchez is a ruthless finisher and a tricky dribbler. His sheer speed and quick feet make him an incredibly difficult player to dispossess. He typically occupies a wide-right role at Barcelona, but he is comfortable playing down the centre. Sanchez often looks to interchange with players around him, which would work well with the likes of Luis Suarez and Daniel Sturridge, who also look to pull into the flanks. Sanchez is a world-beater, and is a priority for Rodgers this summer.
The smash-and-grab of Southampton's star names continues with their Croatian centre-back Dejan Lovren. Lovren adapted immediately to the demands of the Premier League following his move from Lyon last summer. He has reportedly handed in a transfer request, and Rodgers is looking to capitalise on his desire to leave.
Liverpool are in need of new defenders following inconsistent displays from the likes of Martin Skrtel, Mamadou Sakho, and Kolo Toure last season. Lovren was a dominant presence at the back for Southampton, displaying his physicality as well as his confidence in possession. This ability on the ball is a must-have for Rodgers, and Lovren looks set to follow ex-teammate Lambert to Anfield.
He is the main attacking hope of Swiss football, but since arriving at Bayern Munich, Xherdan Shaqiri has had to accept a bit-part role. Liverpool have been linked with him for a year now, and Rodgers is looking to step up his interest in the winger this summer, after his World Cup has come to a conclusion.
The pint-size attacker failed to perform for Switzerland in their World Cup opener against Ecuador, and he will be hoping to contribute more to his national side's performance in the coming fixtures. The Bayern Munich man has lightning fast acceleration, and a rasping shot. He boasts a solid goalscoring record playing from the wing, and is comfortable drifting inside and affecting play in the centre of the field. Liverpool would present a fresh start for the 22-year-old.
Mexico's Guillermo Ochoa produced an outstanding performance as he helped secure a 0-0 draw against the hosts, Brazil. The stopper has spent the past three seasons at Ajaccio in France, and he is currently a free agent following Ajaccio's relegation to Ligue 2 last season.
The Mexican is a controversial figure, and got his big break in France following a failed drugs test whilst playing for the national side. The drugs ban was appealed and upheld, but in the time it took for Ochoa to clear his name, all potential transfers apart from Ajaccio had broken down. The Mexican has produced the type of displays so far that have gotten him noticed amongst bigger clubs once more, and as a free transfer, Ochoa would be a good competitor for Simon Mignolet's place in the Liverpool line-up.
The unfortunate knee injury that Sami Khedira suffered earlier on in the season at Real Madrid has seen him lose his regular spot in the centre of midfield to Luka Modric and Angel Di Maria. However, his stock remains high and Brendan Rodgers is on the case, keen to bolster the centre of his midfield ahead of the new season.
Khedira performed well in Germany's World Cup opener, playing a box-to-box role alongside the calming presence of Toni Kroos and Phillipp Lahm in the centre of midfield. Arsenal, Chelsea, and Manchester United have all been credited with interest in Khedira, but Liverpool are thought to be leading the way for the German's signature. Lucas Leiva looked out of place with Liverpool's high-intensity style last season, and Khedira would likely fit the system far easier.


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Anna Moffo (June 27, 1932 - March 9, 2006) was an Italian-American opera singer and one of the leading lyric-coloratura sopranos of her generation. She possessed a warm and radiant voice of considerable range and agility, and was an affecting singing-actress of great physical beauty.
She was born in Wayne, Pennsylvania to Italian parents, Nicola Moffo (a shoemaker) and his wife Regina Cinti. After graduating from Radnor High School, she turned down an offer to go to Hollywood and went instead to the Curtis Institute of Music in Philadelphia where she studied with Eufemia Giannini-Gregory, sister of soprano Dusolina Giannini. In 1954, on a Fulbright Program scholarship, she left for Italy to complete her studies at the Accademia Nazionale di Santa Cecilia in Rome where she was a pupil of Mercedes Llopart and Luigi Ricci. Moffo made her official operatic debut in 1955 in Spoleto as Norina in Don Pasquale.
Shortly after, still virtually unknown and little experienced, she was offered the challenging role of Cio-Cio-San in an Italian television (RAI) production of Madama Butterfly. The telecast aired on January 24, 1956, and made Moffo an overnight sensation throughout Italy. Offers quickly followed and she appeared in two other television productions that same year, as Nannetta in Falstaff and as Amina in La Sonnambula. She appeared as Zerlina in Don Giovanni, at the Aix-en-Provence Festival and made her recording debut for EMI as Nannetta (Falstaff) under Herbert von Karajan, and as Musetta in La Bohème with Maria Callas, Giuseppe di Stefano and Rolando Panerai. The following year (1957) saw her debut at the Vienna State Opera, the Salzburg Festival, at La Scala in Milan and the Teatro San Carlo in Naples.
Moffo returned to America for her debut there, as Mimì in La Bohème next to Jussi Björling's Rodolfo, at the Lyric Opera of Chicago on October 16, 1957. Her Metropolitan Opera of New York debut took place on November 14, 1959 as Violetta in La traviata, a part that would quickly become her signature role. She performed at The Metropolitan Opera for seventeen seasons in roles such as Lucia, Gilda, Adina, Mimi, Liù, Nedda, Pamina, Marguerite, Juliette, Manon, Mélisande, Périchole, the four heroines of Les contes d'Hoffmann, etc.
Moffo was also invited at the San Francisco Opera where she made her debut as Amina on October 1, 1960. During that period she also made several appearances on American television, while enjoying a successful international career singing at most major opera houses around the world (Stockholm, Berlin, Monte Carlo, Mexico City, Buenos Aires, etc.). She made her debut at the Royal Opera House in London, as Gilda, in a Franco Zeffirelli production of Rigoletto, in 1964.
In the late 1950s, she recorded Susanna in Le nozze di Figaro, opposite Elisabeth Schwarzkopf and Giuseppe Taddei, conducted by Carlo Maria Giulini, and recitals of Mozart arias and coloratura arias with EMI, and then became an exclusive artist with RCA Victor with whom she recorded most of her best operatic roles.
Moffo remained particularly popular in Italy and performed there regularly. She hosted a weekly program on Italian television "The Anna Moffo Show" from 1960 until 1973 and was voted one of the ten most beautiful women in Italy. She appeared in film versions of La traviata (1968) and Lucia di Lammermoor (1971), both directed by her first husband Mario Lanfranchi, as well as a few non-operatic films. In the early 1970s, she began appearing on German television and in operetta films such as Die Csárdásfürstin and Die schöne Galathee. She also recorded with Eurodisc the title roles in Carmen and Iphigenie in Aulis, as well as the role of Hansel in Hänsel und Gretel.
Such a heavy workload however led to physical exhaustion and a serious vocal-breakdown in 1974, from which she never fully recovered. Although she was able to resume her career in 1976, she appeared only sporadically. Her last appearance at the Met was during the 1983 Centennial celebrations, where she sang the Sigmund Romberg duet "Will You Remember?" with Robert Merrill. After retiring from singing Moffo remained active in the opera community as a Board Member of the Metropolitan Opera Guild and by hosting several tributes and giving occasional masterclasses.
Moffo was married twice, first to stage and film director Mario Lanfranchi, on December 8, 1957. The couple divorced in 1972. Her second marriage was to RCA executive Robert Sarnoff, on November 14, 1974. Sarnoff died on February 22, 1997.
Anna Moffo spent the last years of her life in New York City, where she died at the age of 73, of a stroke following a decade-long battle with breast cancer.
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June 27, 1932
Wayne, PA, United States
March 9, 2006
Age 73
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CHICAGO -- The goal for Matt Stairs, since the day he signed his first professional contract, has always been to win World Series. "Or a Stanley Cup," the Canadian-born hockey fan said Saturday from Wrigley Field, where he joined his new Phillies teammates. "It depends on what uniform is on. When you get near the end of your [baseball] playing career, the sacrifices you make, you just want to get a ring and go from there." With his hockey career having ended in high school, Stairs embarked on a professional baseball vocation when he signed with the Expos on Jan. 17, 1989. Still playing at age 40, now for his 11th team, the Phillies give him a much better chance of reaching that goal than his former team, the Blue Jays.
"It's tough leaving Toronto, being Canadian, but when they told me I was going to Philly, I was like, 'Nice,'" said Stairs, who served as an assistant hockey coach for John Bapst High School in Bangor, Maine, during the offseason. "[The Phillies] are a team in the hunt, in a park I enjoy playing in. There's an opportunity to win, and whatever my role is, is fine." That role will mostly be pinch-hitting, though manager Charlie Manuel said he'll work Stairs in at the corner outfield spots, especially against tough righties. The Phillies will assume the balance of Stairs' $2.25 million salary for this season and $1 million for 2009. The Jays will receive a player to be named after the conclusion of the World Series, according to Phillies general manager Pat Gillick. The Phillies had been looking for a left-handed bat since losing Geoff Jenkins on Aug. 23 to a strained right hip flexor, and there's little chance he'll return when eligible on Sept. 7. Philadelphia claimed Stairs off waivers, limiting the Blue Jays to one trading partner. "We lost Jenkins and were short left-handed," Gillick said. "Consequently, to get an experienced guy who can play some and hit off the bench can't hurt. We had claimed him, so they either had to make a deal with us or keep him on the roster." Motivated by wanting to find a spot for top hitting prospect Travis Snider, Toronto quickly agreed with Philadelphia, but haggled over money and the quality of the player to be named. None of this matters to Stairs, who has been part of two playoff teams, with Boston in 1995 and Oakland in 2000. He understands that staying loose is important during the final weeks. "My approach is it doesn't matter if you're 100 games out or 100 games up," Stairs said. "Every day and every at-bat, you have the same approach. At this point, you have to stay loose and have fun. I've been on teams before where you get in a race and everyone gets tight." Stairs said Thursday that he would've liked to finish his career with the Jays and "party down Yonge Street" if they won a World Series. He'll just have to adjust. "When you get to be my age, you don't want to move around as much as I have," said Stairs, who learned about Philadelphia from former Flyer Mark Recchi. "I'll have to find a new street in Philadelphia and party down there, maybe look for Rocky Balboa and hang out there." Perhaps on Broad Street.
Ken Mandel is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Good Morning Everyone,
My name is Mike and I'm new to the forum. I'm a fairly handy DIY'er (or at least not afraid to try most projects!). I have a question though and wanted some adivce.
My wife and I will be remodeling our bathroom, the usual paint, vanity, faucets and lighting.
The light we have over the double-sink vanity is currently one of those 4' long multi-bulb units that is wall mounted and centered over the vanity. It is mounted directly to the junction box in the wall behind it (same setup I'm guessing that many of us have in our homes.
We are planning to switch to 2 smaller light fixtures over each sink, still wall mounted. My question is, what is the best way to run power from the now single, center mounted junction box, over to the left, and right side of the walll where the 2 new fixtures will be? And, what is the method that will require the least amount of drywall cutting, taping and mudding? Also, what can I do with the existing junction box once I have run my wires from it to the 2 new fixtures? Cap it off and drywall over?
Any advice would be really helpful.
Thanks in advance!
Existing junction box must remain accessible, blank cover over it - no dry wall & mud
You could move it to one side & patch the hole
Then put another box on the other side
It depends. If you are lucky the cable comes in from one side of the existing box. In that case you can pull the cable to one of your new boxes and then remove the existing box and feed cable to the second new box. Patch the old hole and you are ready to go.
Another option, although a little more expensive is if you put in a full height mirror and have the 2 new light junction boxes cut in the mirror. Then any drywall cutting and moving wires to the new light fixtures would be behind the mirror and not require any repair.
Another option,is there attic space above? It may be possible to find the switch leg above and junction it and send 2 separate wires down to each light.
Both arent the easiest but alternatives.
This is a common upgrade. There are several ways to accomplish this depending on the framing.
The last one I did had attic access and the wiring was run from the switch, into the attic space and down the wall to the light j box.
I removed the old light jbox and was able to pull out the single staple above it using a screwdriver in thru the jbox hole.
I cut my new jb holes, went into the attic space and drilled the top plate directly above them. I pushed the existing cable into the first new fixture hole and ran a short cable between the holes.
Install the new jboxes and you have only the old jbox hole to patch.
In some cases you will have horizontal access thru the wall. I have seen plumbing walls the used staggered 2x4 framing and allows the cable to be fished rather easily acros the studs.
If you have no attic access you may have to open up and patch some drywall. Keep in mind that patches that land behind the mirror will be ubnder less scrutiny.
Note: make sure you have your new fixtures on hand so you don't have to guess at their exact location.
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<note> Copying g list because the same problem is relevant to the g 1.2 release. </note> This is still using some artifacts which are only in snapshot repositories: * xmlbeans-maven-plugin 2.0.1-20060627.031204-7 * maven-deploy-plugin 2.3-20061210.174233-3 * maven-gpg-plugin 1.0-alpha-2-20061214.035657-1 While the version does not have SNAPSHOT in it... don't let that trick you into thinking these are not SNAPSHOTS, because they are. While the release plugin will let you roll something out like this, use of these pinned snapshots will limit the build-ability of this tree in the future. While there is no real guarantee that any artifact in any repo (snap or not) will really be around in the future (short or long term), there is a high possibility that artifacts in a snap repo will not be around for very long. And even when using a pinned snapshot the fact still remains that the storage of that artifact is transient and will almost certainly not be available at some time in the future, which will cause this tree (and the G 1.2 tree) to be unbuildable w/o source changes. The main problem here is the xmlbeans-maven-plugin 2.0.1-20060627.031204-7, which affects the G 1.2 build as well. The others are for release support and are in a profile which is not enabled by default. * * * I mention this not to derail the release... because I really want this to get out so we can get G 1.2 out. But we would really be in a much better position to support the ongoing build-ability of this tree if we did not have *any* artifacts which are required to build that are only available in a transient snapshot repository. If its a pain to get a release release from the mojo folks working on the xmlbeans-maven-plugin, then we need to add these artifacts (and any snaps which it may be depending on, I didn't look), into a local repository that is checked into svn, just like G does (ie. http:// svn.apache.org/repos/asf/geronimo/server/branches/1.2/repository/ ). --jason On Apr 4, 2007, at 4:52 PM, Dain Sundstrom wrote: > All, > > The release is cut and awaiting your vote! All the files are > available in a staging area in my home dir on people. > > http://people.apache.org/~dain/stage/org/apache/openejb/ > > itests-2.3-incubating (jar,source,javadoc,pom){asc,md4,sha1} > modules-2.3-incubating (jar,source,javadoc,pom){asc,md4,sha1} > openejb-2.3-incubating (jar,source,javadoc,pom){asc,md4,sha1} > openejb-axis-2.3-incubating (jar,source,javadoc,pom){asc,md4,sha1} > openejb-builder-2.3-incubating (jar,source,javadoc,pom) > {asc,md4,sha1} > openejb-corba-2.3-incubating (jar,source,javadoc,pom){asc,md4,sha1} > openejb-corba-builder-2.3-incubating (jar,source,javadoc,pom) > {asc,md4,sha1} > openejb-core-2.3-incubating (jar,source,javadoc,pom){asc,md4,sha1} > openejb-itests-core-2.3-incubating (jar,source,javadoc,pom) > {asc,md4,sha1} > openejb-pkgen-builder-2.3-incubating (jar,source,javadoc,pom) > {asc,md4,sha1} > openejb-yoko-2.3-incubating (jar,source,javadoc,pom){asc,md4,sha1} > > All jars contain DISCLAIMER, LICENSE, and NOTICE. Each binary jar > is also accompanied by source, javadoc, pom and all are signed, md5- > ed, and secure-hashed. Keys file available here: > > http://people.apache.org/repo/m2-incubating-repository/org/ > apache/openejb/KEYS > > Svn tag is here: > > http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/incubator/openejb/tags/openejb-2.3/ > > Here's my +1! > > -dain > >
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Thanks! I'm gonna try to update soon...
Finally, some updates! cut and attached back plates. they look better when they're on me. Still need to be painted, tho. Also am making guns. please excuse quality of pics, they were on my phone
And a pic of boba...
cool! I like ur work!
hey nice work, espically the helmet!


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Guest speaker Bradley Roberson, the new principal at Senatobia High School, spoke to the education students at Northwest. Roberson graduated from Ole Miss with a master's degree in mathematics education. He taught math at Oxford High School for nine years, and he also coached football and was the head baseball coach for five years. After teaching, Roberson got into administration. He became the assistant principal for sixth through twelfth grades, and he is currently the new principal at Senatobia High School.
While speaking to the students, Roberson mentioned how the standards have risen, and coming into this field, students have to be committed to the profession.
"I think that the reputation of an educator is getting better; it use to be teachers were ashamed to say that they were teachers, but I really think that is changing," Roberson said.
Roberson also stressed how future educators need to step it up when it comes to meeting the needs of students in the classroom. As an administrator, he plays off the strength of the teachers. Roberson stated five important points for the students who were anticipating a career start at Senatobia City Schools: passion, traditions, high expectations and check your compass – which means it's very important for the school as a learning community to all head in the same direction and community.
Roberson encouraged future educators to get involved with a school that has leadership based on values and not policies and procedures. "A policy and procedure-driven school is indeed a very difficult place to work as a classroom teacher," Roberson said.
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Age 92, a long time resident of Vashon Island and Seattle, died peacefully in her sleep on September 7, 2006. Beloved wife of William V. Ralkowski, preceding her in death on October 30 of 1962. Ethel was a devoted mother to three children, five grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Their family home on Dolphin Beach, Vashon Island, provided a wonderful environment to raise their sons and daughter, who learned to live life to the fullest, and to love people from all walks of life. Ethel graduated from the University of Washington in 1935 with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Art. She loved reading, entertaining, gardening, playing tennis, fishing, watching the Mariners and Tiger Woods.
She is survived by one brother, Walter Reid, two sons- Jan (wife Robbie), and Walle (wife Sharon Hendrickson), one daughter, Jean Campbell, five grandchildren, Manya, Mark, Quan, Maya and Matthew, and one great granddaughter, Ellie. All reside in Seattle, Washington.
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Turnovers and penalties plagued Eastside on the road at Locust Grove as the Eagles dropped their second region game of the season in a 42-13 loss to the Wildcats.
The Lady Eagles traveled up the road to face Walnut Grove in a doubleheader with the winner of a best-of-three series advancing to the Region 4-AAAA Championship. The Lady Warriors, last year's region champions, topped Eastside in the first two games of the series, 5-1 and 4-2 respectively to advance to the Region Championship.
A roaring crowd of fans, especially the "Dale-ians," helped lift the Lady Eagles to an 11-1 home win against Eagle's Landing Monday, advancing Eastside to the second round of the Region 4-AAAA tournament against Walnut Grove.
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Coming off a 43-14 loss to Jonesboro, Eastside played like it had something to prove as the Eagles beat the other Eagles from Eagle's Landing 24-7 at homecoming on Saturday night at Sharp Stadium.
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Locust Grove and Eastside battled in a pitcher's duel on Tuesday, but it was the Lady Wildcats that escaped with the 2-0 win ending Eastside's reign of sole possession of first place by snapping the Lady Eagles' nine-game win streak.
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Eastside (10-4, 7-0 Region 4-AAAA) scored early and often, putting up eight runs in the first two innings to defeat Spalding 10-2 by mercy rule in the fifth inning.
It was business as usual for the Eastside Eagles, as Madison County came to visit Sharp Stadium. The Eagles offense went to work early and often, defeating the Red Raiders 38-10 as Eastside improved to 2-0 on the season.
First-year Eastside head coach Troy Hoff earned his first career victory with a 41-0 thrashing of Alcovy to open the season. Hoff has been with the team for a decade and finally got his chance to be a head coach after Rick Hurst left to coach Pepperell. The coaching staff awarded Hoff the game ball.
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by Ben O'Brien - Tuesday, September 28, 2010
Let me start this blog with a statement: I am not fashion conscious. I don't wear overalls or plaid but I also don't rock rustic wool cardigans and skinny jeans. No deer hunter should.
So, when a friend emailed me a link to this t-shirt I was immediately confused.
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That's right, your neighborhood French Connection—an ultra-trendy British clothing retailer that has stores in some 27 countries—is stepping outside of the high-fasion box and into the hunting world.
Though, I'm sure the makers of this shirt have no clue when the rut is or what to do with a grunt call.
It got me thinking about the emotions such a depiction might provoke. A deer with a bloody bullet hole between his eyes seems a lot like something the nut jobs over at PETA might cook up.
To some hunters this shirt will seem ignorant and somewhat offensive. None of us are mortified when we see blood and/or guts (or head shots for that matter) but a blatant and tasteless depiction of a dead animal in the name of fashion might just be crossing the line.
On the other hand, others might think it funny that some fashionisto on a British high street is strutting his stuff with a trophy buck on his $50 t-shirt.
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Using some sort of ticketing system is critical when you are dealing with a large, complex and varied workload. The New Internationalist web group had previously been using trac, which is also a great piece of software (you can even integrate it with Vim). However, use of trac had gradually tailed off in favour of a simple Googldoc of shared tasks, and personal lists for our own work. For my own workload I'd started with toodledo, but then moved to mGSD, meaning that I was able to keep on top of my tasks quite well in a GTD stylee but that it was hard to report on progress to others, or to alocate tasks within the software.
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The Redmine software itself is a very nice ticketing system, similar to trac. Where it shines is for managing multiple projects, something which trac never quite managed as nicely as it should have. This has proved rather useful in helping us to avoid the frighteningly inbox like list of tickets that can sometimes confront one when usng a ticketing system, and we hope will allw us to do things like have days when we focus on marketing work or on IT infrastructure. The UI is also nice and straightforward without too much extra fluff.
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Carlsen-Anand, Nanjing 2010. White to play.
The second edition of the London Chess Classic takes place at Kensington Olympia from tomorrow until 15 December. This year will be even stronger than last with the participation of the world champion, Viswanathan Anand from India. Anand was a frequent and popular visitor to England in his early career, but hasn't played a tournament here since 1995 and interest will be high, not least because he will be facing the player tipped to succeed him, the Norwegian prodigy Magnus Carlsen.
Their meetings take on added significance with Carlsen's controversial withdrawal from the world championship cycle. If Carlsen can consistently beat Anand it will devalue the Indian's title and put more pressure on Fide to change the world championship format to suit the Norwegian.
So far, Carlsen has been unsuccessful. This autumn the pair have played four bruising games: three draws and one win to Anand. In their last encounter, Anand clung on by his fingernails. In this position, Carlsen tried 1 Kg3 and the game was drawn, but he missed a win with the subtle 1 Kg1, stepping out of the rook's pin. If Black waits with 1…Ra2 White has the killing 2 Bxg6 followed by Rg3. If Black defends g6 with 1…Nf8, White wins with 2 Rh3, threatening 3 Qh8+.
While Anand and Carlsen will receive most attention in London, they are not certain to top the tournament. The former world champion Vladimir Kramnik is in good form, Hikaru Nakamura is dangerous, and England's top four players, led by Michael Adams, will be motivated to prove themselves before a home crowd.
Spectators have access to the playing hall and a lively commentary room where the games are analysed live by grandmasters. There are also side tournaments, lectures, simultaneous displays and a guest appearance by Garry Kasparov on the final day. But be quick: entry is by ticket only (juniors are free) and Saturday is already sold out. londonchessclassic.com for details. email@example.com


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I only play Sports games
I play on the PS3 and even on PS2 ( i bought the ps2 about 8 years ago and still use it.. really amazing consoles that never brake).
You won't regret buying a ps3
I was in this same boat about a year ago. I ended up buying a PS3 for a couple reasons.
To play online with xbox, you have to pay microsoft, ps3 is free.
PS3 can play blue-rays
Those were the reasons I chose PS3 . As far as the kind of games per console, you are always going to find a game you like on any console.
I owned both for a while, but have since sold my XBox 360. PS3 is far better as not only a game system but as an entire media center. It's much more open as far as modifying and using your own media, it's more powerful, has a better interface, plays blu-ray, online play is free, plus it's the only system that you can play God of War
I personally dislike guitar hero because its kitschy graphics. And now I seen Dance Central at Budapest Game Show 2010 and all I can say it's the same but with dancing this time… Watching those overdone 3d models dancing in front of you over and over again? Bah. I'd rather go to dance at a club or something.
However I tried a car game which you could drive with your arms put out in front of you it was fun.. There was an other one when the digital you was moving forward with some obstacles coming to you and you had to jump over them or crouch under them. It's good for your health that's for sure..
All in all kinect is a cheap motion capture system, and I like the idea, but it'll be much better later. At Computer Art Forum there was PS3 move, but that's just ridiculous.. people sawing the air with bright colored tennis balls. If you are into controlling your console-game with your movements I'd definitely choose KINECT .
Hi, bought the Xbox 360 with KINECT and I have to say it is amazing As a game platform and also the media center
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