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Contact: STEVE SEARS
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The Director of DPD is convening the Design Review Board for a 3rd recommendation meeting.
The proposal is for a Contract Rezone 130,000 sq. ft. of land from NC 2 40' and L3 to NC 3 40'. Project includes a 4-story building containing 59,000 sq. ft. of retail grocery store (Safeway), 20,000 sq. ft. of additional commercial and 40 apartment units. Project also includes 9,100 cu. yds. of grading and an alley vacation. Parking for 227 vehicles to be provided at, below and above grade. Existing 35,000 sq. ft. grocery store to be demolished and a single family residence to be relocated or demolished. Project related to Lot Boundary Adjustment 3010683.
The applicant has applied for Design Review related to development of this site. At the Design Review Board meeting the applicant will present information about the proposed design and how it responds to the Design Guideline priorities established at the Early Design Guidance Board meeting on September 25, 2008, 2nd Early Design Guidance Board meeting on November 20, 2008, Recommendation meeting on October 22, 2009, and 2nd Recommendation Meeting on December 17, 2009 regarding this site; the public may offer comments regarding the proposed design; and, the Design Review Board members will offer to the Director of the Department of Planning and Development their recommendations regarding the design.


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Fathers In Training is a class for new and expectant fathers only. Designed for men who want to learn infant basics, this class is led by male pediatricians (who are also veteran fathers) from Marshfield Clinic. New and expectant dads will learn how to take care of those who matter the most—the new baby and the new mother. Registration is required.If unable to register online, please call 715.393.3258, or complete form and mail form back with check payable to Ministry Saint Clare's Hospital. Please do not let program fees prevent you from registering for a class. Contact the perinatal education coordinator at 715.393.3046 to discuss options.Programs may be cancelled if minimum registrations are not met or if weather appears unsafe for travel.Participants will be notified of any cancellations due to low registration or please call 715.393.3258 to check the status of class when inclement weather occurs.
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In business, reputation often determines success. However, building it from scratch is never an easy task. So, if you are planning to attract more customers and generate revenue, you should definitely start with building a solid branding strategy.
One of the most genuine references to this trend is the 2014 HBO's Silicon Valley. Revolving around Pied Piper, a young compression technology company, the show represents an uncanny portrayal of the startup life.
Similarly to real-life Silicon Valley, the show reminds us that having a good idea and an amazing product isn't enough to succeed. This is just the beginning of the entrepreneurial journey, paved with the plethora of branding challenges. On their way to the top, the Pied Piper crew needs to learn how to maneuver through the world of competition in order to scale.
By setting its characters in a pretty realistic scenario, the show managed to address numerous critical problems startups face, as well as to unveil some important company branding moves you need to make in order to succeed.
If your initial idea fails, pivot fast in order to redefine your brand
Every entrepreneur dreams about making a big entrance in the world of startups. However, their first try rarely goes as planned. Namely, the studies show that approximately 15-20% of startups pivot from their original business plan at the very beginning.
This is exactly what Pied Piper taught us. Initially, the platform was designed to be a simple songwriting resource app that would make it easier for authors to determine if their work infringed on copyrights. Although this idea proved to be neither profitable nor scalable, the advanced compression technologies it employed were recognized as the best ones in the world.
So, the only logical thing here for the company was to change its course and focus on this prolific feature that gained significantly more attention than the original intent of the software. This is how they managed to create something that was later described as a multi-platform technology based on a proprietary universal compression algorithm.
Ben Horowitz, one of the founders of the venture capital firm Andreessen Horowitz, said:
Ideas are like lightning in a bottle, so if the company is small enough and didn't seem to capture lightning on their first try, it makes sense to try again. The art of the pivot is to do it fast and early. The older and bigger the business, the harder it is to change directions.
Put simply, only by knowing what your strengths and weaknesses are will you be able to focus on critical points of your branding strategy and nudge your career in the right direction.
Double-check when choosing your brand name
One of the major mistakes startups make is diving into the creative process of naming their company, before building a solid branding strategy. This was beautifully explained in the series. Clearly unprepared for this aspect of building reputation, Richard forgot to take into consideration some vital points of this procedure that could make or break his company:
- Make your company name clear, short and pleasing. We are all familiar with Pied Piper, a folk fairy tale in which the flutist takes away children from their parents and leaves them in the cave. So, when it comes to naming a company after this story, it seems that someone didn't do their homework. Obviously, when selecting company name, you need to double-check whether it has negative references on Google, as well as make sure it appeals to your target demographic.
- Always check if the name you chose is free. Once you choose the name, you should check whether it already exists on the market. Namely, when Richard finds out that there is another company using the Pied Piper name, he gets desperate and does everything to preserve his company's name. Although, in a real life situation, a software platform would probably never be confused with a brick-and-mortar company, it still serves as a reminder that not checking your facts could cost you a lot.
Never try too hard to express your uniqueness
If you remember the scene when Erlich hired a Bay Area graffiti artist and paid him a considerable sum of money to create a unique and raw Pied Piper logo, then you know how disastrous this investment was. Namely, the artist illustrated his personal ideas and frustrations, completely ignoring the actual product.
As logo is the visual representation of everything your company stands for, creating one needs to be a highly strategic move. Just think about iconic brands such as McDonald's, Coca-Cola or Apple. Your first association with this would probably be the golden arches, white letters on the red background and the bitten apple.
Well, what you need to know is that, behind these seemingly simple forms, there is a lot of investment and research. Having in mind that visual means play an immensely important role when it comes to engaging new customers and evoking nostalgia, companies need to find the perfect balance of colors, fonts and backgrounds.
Similarly to Pied Piper, many startups try too hard in order to be unique. On the other hand, when done right, even the simplest lowercase logo can be enough for establishing your brand.
Choose an investor who would support your brand development
One of the most prominent lessons we learn from Silicon Valley is that choosing an investor properly may heavily influence your further branding strategies. Therefore, you need to choose the one you trust the most. For Richard and the crew, this was Peter Gregory. Apart from aligning his expectations with the startup's interest, he also encouraged them to develop gradually.
Grow at a reasonable pace. Once Peter Gregory died, numerous companies raced to become the future investors in Pied Piper, tremendously raising their offers. Of course, Richard didn't hesitate one second to accept the largest offer. This resulted in Monica's disapproval, which could stand as modus operandi of any startup hoping to succeed. By accepting an offer that is way out of their league, they would raise their standards far beyond their capabilities. By disappointing both their customers and investors, it is very likely that they would lose their support and fail. Only by hitting realistic benchmarks can a startup hope to earn success.
The harsh truth is that even with the best idea out there, the fate of a startup is a fragile thing. What Silicon Valley points out is that, when it comes to company branding, having a solid strategy is the only way to success.


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The tests are a disaster
Peter Mortimore hits several nails squarely on the head in highlighting "the forced imposition of unproven, yet far-reaching, changes to education", and in wondering whether the government might be "afraid that the whole edifice of reforms will crash down and reveal 20 years of wasted efforts" (These protesters are not dinosaurs, May 6).
For many years now, I and others have been urging the government to commission independent research into the manifold collateral effects of its testing regime, yet our pleas have met with a studied and predictable silence.
It's perhaps hardly surprising that, many billions of pounds down the line, to concede that the very basis of its educational strategy was fundamentally flawed from the outset is an electoral precipice that the government just daren't peer over.
A "la la la, I can't hear you" non-response is no longer acceptable - for, as Mortimore rightly concludes, the cost of not admitting its errors and changing policy accordingly could well be catastrophic for the country, with "the government risking damaging, possibly irrevocably, the education system". What a truly tragic epitaph for the Blair-Brown New Labour project that would be.
Dr Richard House
Research Centre for Therapeutic Education, Roehampton University
Learning by doing
When a young person says of her schooling: "Because you were doing it, rather than just listening, you remembered what you learned more than ... being told" (When the lights go on, May 6), she is reflecting what we already know from 40 years of research into teaching and learning in schools.
Neuroscience might well provide some new insights into cognition and human development, but Douglas Barnes, James Britton and others pretty much seem to have summarised the pedagogical implications more than a generation ago. Learning is not the preserve of the neuroscientists, and there is a massive body of work in educational research and the scholarship of teaching with which the OECD and the QCA should engage.
As for a national educational agenda that is "knowledge-driven", I only wish it were. This assertion only works if we regard knowledge as anything that can be measured easily in regurgitative pencil-and-paper tests.
Dr Viv Ellis
University of Oxford department of education
The OU delivers
Jonathan Wolff's suggestion that the high satisfaction ratings consistently achieved by part-time and adult student providers such as the Open University have something to do with their students being less critical should be challenged (Criticism, we love it, but only the constructive kind, May 6). As someone with many years' experience as an external examiner in the UK and abroad, as well as varying kinds of contact with my own institution's students, including face-to-face, I would suggest that mature students care more about getting their money's worth in terms of teaching and are quicker to demand satisfaction as well as to acknowledge it when they feel they have got what they want. Further, owing to its distance-teaching methods, the OU, from the start, has ensured that its feedback systems are second to none, although it does appear that we are now being caught up by others.
Professor Dennis Walder
Open University, Milton Keynes
Herculean task
Harriet Swain lists things we should do to minimise our impact on the environment, not least to do less shopping for junk we don't need (The art of going green, May 6).
According to the Optimum Population Trust's information, a whole human life of recycling will offset one newborn baby in the first world by only 1.7%. That's almost 60 adults recycling for decades to make up for the damage caused by every addition to the world's population. Perhaps that is what we should be teaching the young.
Edwin Webb
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Dr. Salman Azhar, chair of NYU Lutheran Medical Center's Neurology and Rehabilitation Medicine Department will be the featured speaker this Sunday at the New Hope Lutheran Church (167-24 118th Avenue, Jamaica, NY 11434), as part of the Health Sunday Speaker Series. The informative presentation, which is open to the public, will address how Lutheran is pioneering advanced stroke treatments and giving patients a new lease on life. The session will offer insights from a top physician on risk factors of stroke, how to recognize when someone has a stroke, and the latest advancements in treatment.
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At HRA Pharma, we are in the business of health, and as such, we impact people's lives and wellbeing on a daily basis. Our very mission, to innovate the best treatments for reproductive health and endocrinology, and make them accessible to doctors and patients around the world, means acting with integrity, respect, courage, transparency and loyalty. These guiding principles and qualities are expressed daily through the actions of HRA Pharma employees across the globe.
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We are on a journey of growth, building on our most impressive assets: our treatments, our financial strength, our global reach, our formidable partnership and collaborative networks and the strong commitment of our management and employees worldwide.
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China Airlines Flight 642
A Mandarin Airlines MD-11 similar to the aircraft involved
|Accident summary
|22 August 1999
|Pilot error aggravated by inclement weather
|Hong Kong International Airport
|Injuries (non-fatal)
|208 (44 serious, 164 minor)
|Aircraft type
|McDonnell Douglas MD-11
|China Airlines dba Mandarin Airlines
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|Don Mueang International Airport
|Hong Kong International Airport
|Chiang Kai-shek International Airport
China Airlines Flight 642 was a flight that crashed at Hong Kong International Airport on 22 August 1999. It was operating from Bangkok (Bangkok International Airport, now renamed Don Mueang International Airport) to Taipei with a stopover in Hong Kong.[1]
The plane, a McDonnell Douglas MD-11 (registration B-150), was operated by subsidiary Mandarin Airlines on behalf of China Airlines. While landing during a typhoon, it touched down hard, flipped over and caught fire. Of the 315 people on board, 312 survived and three were killed.
The route continues to operate today with the flight no longer originating in Bangkok and is strictly a Hong Kong-Taipei route. Bangkok-Hong Kong service ended on 31 October 2010. The route is now flown by a Boeing 747-400 and Airbus A330-300.[2]
Flight 642 was one of only two hull losses of MD-11s with passenger configuration, the other being Swissair Flight 111, which crashed in 1998 with 229 fatalities. All other hull losses of MD-11s have been when the aircraft has been serving as a cargo aircraft.
At about 6:43 P.M. local time (1043 UTC) on 22 August 1999, the MD-11 was making its final approach to runway 25L when Typhoon Sam was 50 km NE of the airport. At an altitude of 700 feet prior to touchdown a further wind check was passed to the crew: 320 deg/28 knots gusting to 36 knots. This results in a crosswind component of 21.4 knots gusting to 27.5 knots, while the tested limit for the aircraft was 35 knots.
During the final flare to land, the plane rolled to the right, landed hard on its right main gear and the No. 3 engine touched the runway. The right wing separated from the fuselage. The aircraft continued to roll over and skidded off the runway in flames. When it stopped, it was on its back and the rear of the plane was on fire, coming to rest on a grass area next to the runway, 1,100 m from the runway threshold. The right wing was found on a taxiway 90 meters from the nose of the plane.[3] As shown in photos of the aircraft at rest, the fire caused significant damage to the rear section of the aircraft but was quickly extinguished due to the heavy rain and quick response from rescue teams in the airport.
Three of the 300 passengers died; all 15 crew members survived.
The final report of the accident blamed it mainly on pilot error; specifically the inability to arrest the high rate of descent existing at 50 ft altitude on the radar altimeter. The descent rate at touch down was 18–20 ft/s.
The flight data stored in the volatile memory of the aircraft's Quick Access Recorder (QAR) during the last 500 ft of the approach could not be recovered due to the interruption of the power supply at impact. Probable wind variations and the loss of headwind component, together with the early retardation of thrust levers, led to a 20 kt loss in indicated airspeed just prior to touchdown.[4]
Due to the severe weather conditions forecast for Hong Kong, the flight crew had prepared to divert the flight to Taipei if the situation at Hong Kong was deemed unsuitable for landing. Extra fuel was carried for this possibility, resulting in a landing weight of 429,557 lbs, which is 443 lbs below its maximum landing weight of 430,000 lbs. Based on the initial weather and wind check which was passed to the crew from Hong Kong during the flight, they believed they could land there and decided against a diversion to Taipei. However four earlier flights had carried out missed approaches at Hong Kong and five had diverted.
During the final approach, the plane descended along the ILS glideslope until at about 700 ft, the crew visually acquired the runway. They disengaged the autopilot but left the autothrottle on. During the flare, the rate of descent was not arrested, the plane landed with the right wing slightly lower. The right landing gear touched down first, the right engine impacted the runway and the right wing was detached from the fuselage. Since the left wing was still attached, the lift from that wing rolled the fuselage onto its right side, and the plane came to rest inverted in the grass strip next to the runway. The spilled fuel caught fire.[4]
Several suggestions were given to China Airlines concerning its training.[4]
The landing and crash of Flight 642 was recorded by nearby occupants in a car. The video which also captured reactions from the witnesses has been uploaded to websites such as YouTube and Airdisaster.com.
A photo showing another Mandarin Airlines MD-11 taxiing past the remains of Flight 642 was circulated.
This disaster was also aired on RTHK's Elite Brigade II Episode 2 in 2012.
- ^ Murphy, Colum. "Pilot error blamed for typhoon crash." The Standard. 5 February 2005. Retrieved on 28 May 2011. Appears to have become a dead link: 24 August 2015.
- ^ "China Airlines (CI) #642 ✈ FlightAware". FlightAware. Retrieved 2016-05-31.
- ^ "Accident Bulletin on China Airlines". www.info.gov.hk. Retrieved 2016-05-31.
- ^ a b c "Report on the accident to Boeing MD11 B-150 at Hong Kong International Airport on 22 August 1999" (PDF). www.cad.gov.hk. Civil Aviation Department: Hong Kong. December 2004. Retrieved 2016-05-31.
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- Civil Aviation Department
- 2 die, more than 200 hurt in Hong Kong jet crash (CNN).
- Sunday's Hong Kong crash fourth accident in past decade (CNN).
- Airdisaster.com video of Mandarin Airlines Flight 642
- (in English) Video of the incident at YouTube
- (in Spanish) Video of the incident at YouTube
- Aircraft Accident Report 1/2004 on China Airlines Flight CI642 (Civil Aviation Department, Hong Kong)
- A Difficult Cabin Announcement (Snopes).
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Lawrenceville Vehicle Registration
Parking decals are issued upon registration with the Department of Public Safety. All vehicles are required to be registered. Resident students can register one vehicle. Commuting students (undergraduate and graduate), faculty and staff can register up to 3 vehicles.
The Department of Public Safety is located in West House at the south entrance of campus. Public Safety is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week, and can be reached at (609) 896-5029.
Parking decals are available at no cost except for freshmen resident students who wish to park on campus. Freshman residents on the Lawrenceville campus must pay a $300 parking fee in advance of registering their vehicle in the Bart Luedeke Center during fall opening activities. The fee is payable on-line at www.rider.edu/parking.
Complete a Vehicle Registration Form (PDF)
When registering your vehicle, please submit the completed form along with your Rider ID, driver's license, and insurance and registration cards.
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- Gated lots are accessed as designated via your Rider ID.
- Students are responsible for obtaining the appropriate parking decal when a new housing assignment dictates a change in their parking assignment. Freshmen residents who pay for and receive decals must re-register their vehicles prior to the start of their sophomore year in order to receive appropriate new decals.
- Temporary parking permits may be obtained from Public Safety for guests and for an unregistered vehicle when a registered vehicle is unavailable due to repairs or other reasons.
- Lost or stolen decals or temporary parking permits must be reported to Public Safety. They will be invalidated and new ones will be issued.
- Designated handicapped accessible spaces are interspersed throughout the parking lots. The applicable license plate or hang tag issued by a state Department of Motor Vehicles is required for these spaces. Faculty, staff or students with handicapped license plates or state-issued hang tags must register their vehicles with the Department of Public Safety.
- Passenger pick up/drop off points are designated in the Fine Arts Circle, in front of Moore Library and the Bart Luedeke Center and in the residential complex. These areas are designated for this purpose only. Unattended vehicles in these pick up/drop off areas and on roadways are subject to ticketing and towing at any time.
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Please note that parking is prohibited in fire zones and on campus roadways except as otherwise designated. The Department of Public Safety may limit or alter on-campus parking and traffic flow in the event of an incident, emergency or campus event.
- Open Parking
Open parking is available for general faculty/staff, student and visitor use in the back lots adjacent to the turf field and track, in front of Maurer Gym, in Durkin lot between the south entrance and the south gate kiosk, in the gated BLC lot on weekends and from 4 p.m. until 6 a.m. Monday through Friday, and in the Fine Arts and Daly/Vona lots on weekends from 5 p.m. Friday until 6 a.m. Monday.
Visitor ParkingDedicated visitor parking is located along White Pines across from the large BLC lot as indicated by signs. It is accessible via the entrance/exit at the stop sign at the corner of the BLC before heading to the back of campus. Only visitors may park in that lot. Additional visitor parking is available in open parking lots as described in the bullet above.
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Parking is available in gated lots adjacent to the academic buildings, across from the Bart Luedeke Center (BLC) and next to Maurer Gym. These lots are accessed with your Rider ID. Parking is also available behind Daly Dining Hall, Vona Annex and the General Services Building (building occupants only). Your parking decal will determine where your primary lot is located.
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Parking is available in the large lot across from the BLC as indicated by signs on the light poles and the blue roadway stripe as well as in the lot that runs along White Pines near the south gate entrance as indicated by the C/Z/R signs. Students with C, Z or R decals can park anywhere in the C/Z/R lot. Parking is also available to non-freshman residents in the Kroner lot.
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Parking is available in the portion of the BLC lot between the south entrance campus roadway and the tree line (White Pines Apartments) as indicated by the signs on the light poles. The only exceptions are freshman Poyda residents who park in the lot behind Poyda Hall and freshman Lake House residents who park in the lots behind Fraternity row.
- Freshman commuter (U) students
Parking is available for freshman commuters and Poyda residents and all other students, faculty and staff throughout the week and weekends in the back parking lot next to the turf field behind Poyda. Freshman commuters can also park in the commuter portion of the BLC lot on weekends and from 4p.m. until 6 a.m., Monday through Friday.
- Graduate and Continuing Studies students
Parking is available after 4 p.m. in the gated BLC lot, the large lot across from the BLC as indicated by signs on the light poles and the blue roadway stripe, and in open parking in front of Maurer Gym, in the Durkin lot between the south entrance and the south gate kiosk, and in the back lots adjacent to the turf field and track.
- West Village and sorority residents
Parking is available in the gated lots adjacent to these buildings. These lots are accessed with your Rider ID. ZTA, AXD and DPE residents may park in the Poyda and G lots (behind Lake and Ridge Houses) at those times when no parking is available in the gated Y lot behind their buildings.
- Residents of University, Omega, Phi Sigma Sigma, Ridge and Lake Houses
Parking is available in the lots behind Fraternity Row and in the lot adjacent to Phi Sigma Sigma House. This includes freshman residents in these buildings.
- Westminster Choir College (WCC) students
WCC resident students park in the resident portion of the BLC lot and in Kroner lot. WCC commuter students park in the commuter portion of the BLC lot. Your hang tags are recognized on the Lawrenceville campus. There is no need to have both a hang tag and parking decal.


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Koni Sport (Yellow) + H&R Springs = PERFECTION for '01 Camaro SS
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I can%X92t rate the Koni Sport (yellow) shocks & struts purely on their own merit, because at the same time I replaced the shocks & struts, I also installed H&R springs (112K mi). I bought the car from its original owner (my brother), & it came w/the Bilstein suspension. Before I picked it up, he installed Eibach Sport springs. The Eibachs lowered it more than the H&Rs do, but the ride was intolerable %X96 too stiff, too %X93jittery%X94. With the new Konis and H&R springs, it rides & handles PERFECTLY.


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Tent Of This Price Is A Steal
Remember: if this Super Duper 4 Kid Tent is exposed to Tenttonite, it might lose its powers and just be a Duper 4 Kid Tent.
You don't have to get fancy and start adding a Super Duper 4 Monkey Tent or a Super Duper 4 Horse Tent, and you certainly don't have to add some Super Duper 4 Evil General Tent just to make some kind of threat. Just enjoy what you've got, you know? Let the Super Duper 4 Kid Tent inspire you!
It's kid-tough, but not overpowered. Like, this tent won't turn back time or anything. What it will do is give your kid room to stretch and crawl and zip through the two tunnel ports with roll-down flaps and create a little fortress where they can have solit- oh, really? Skating too close to the edge? Well, let's just say where they can be alone with their treasures and memories. How's that?
Now, to be fair, there's almost zero chance this tent will ever inspire some kids in the future to have a tent just like yours. And you're probably not going to meet a lady journalist in this tent. And you'll almost never meet some guy who looks vaguely like Sean Connery in a well-regarded b-movie. But if you're just looking for a nice place to read comics all summer?
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UPDATE 2-Encana posts bigger-than-expected loss and lower output
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CALGARY, Alberta May 3 (Reuters) - Canadian oil and gas producer Encana Corp reported a bigger-than-expected quarterly loss on Tuesday, citing persistently low commodity prices that prompted a drop in production, and its shares fell nearly 12 percent.
The company's total production fell by 11 percent to 383,400 barrels of oil equivalent per day in the first quarter as reduced drilling resulted in declining output from U.S. shale plays.
Like many of its peers, Calgary-based Encana has slashed spending, cut staff and sold off assets in response to the nearly two-year slump in oil and gas prices.
Chief Executive Officer Doug Suttles said the company was on track to deliver $550 million in cost savings in 2016. In its four core plays - the Montney, Duvernay, Permian and Eagle Ford basins - drilling and completion costs have come down 22 percent to 44 percent from 2015 averages.
"Reducing cost and capturing efficiencies remains a priority for the entire organization," Suttles said on a call to discuss first-quarter earnings. "While the strengthening of the Canadian dollar will put pressure on some costs, we still expect to be within 2016 guidance ranges."
The Canadian dollar hit a 10-month high on Tuesday before paring gains. It remains closely correlated to oil prices, which dropped on concerns about global demand.
The company has also beefed up its hedge book. About 75 percent of oil and condensate production, and 85 percent of natural gas production, is hedged for the rest of 2016, well above usual levels of about 50 percent. Continued...


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Trooping to Maginhawa Street, Quezon City just for this: worth it. The Manila branch has a clear advantage in the form of nostalgic college memories, but then, good milk tea is good milk tea.
This branch is perfect for afternoon tea. There's room for customers to stay and drink, and drink, and drink…
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Re: Challenge: Fastest method to convert positive integers to 1 in a long list
"Carl K. Woll" <carlw at u.washington.edu> wrote in message news:<cn4m4e$19p$1 at smc.vnet.net>...
> Hi all,
> Inspired by the recent thread on counting runs, I have the following
> challenge. Come up with a method to convert all the positive integers in a
> long sequence of nonnegative integers to 1, so that the sequence consists of
> only 0s and 1s. Let the sequence be given by
> seq = Table[Random[Integer, 10], {10^6}];
> Then, one technique is
> newseq = 1+Quotient[#,#+1,1]&@seq;
> Can anyone do better?
> Carl Woll
newseq = Sign[seq]
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This is a discussion on Show me your Sharks within the Defensive Carry Holsters & Carry Options forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; Why not a shark skin stool???...
Why not a shark skin stool???
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Just had to show this one off again! Sharkskin guitar strap by Eric Larsen/HBE.
Oh, yeah. He also makes holsters and stuff . . .
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Kelly Brook Drops By Riverside Studios
Taking care of some career duties, Kelly Brook showed up at Riverside Studios in London, England this afternoon (March 20).
The "Deuce Bigalow: European Gigolo" hottie flashed a smile for the shutterbugs as she made her way back to her car, sporting a patterned sweater with bright red trousers.
In related news, Kelly's pal Keith Lemon has officially banned her arch nemesis Katie Price from his "Celebrity Juice" show due to her poor behavior and mean words towards Brook.
Lemon told press, "Katie is never coming back on Celebrity Juice. She was rubbish when she came on before. She was wooden and didn't relax and thought we were trying to take the piss. We were, but that's the point of the show."
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I am trying to save money by not buying camera bodies but we shoot a lot of images off our lower end digital cameras (EOS 60D, 7D). I worry when they reach 150,000 exposures. On my EOS 1Dx, Mark IV, I am ease when they hit 300,000+ exposures.
I want to ease into videography but can't justify the extra expense for HD video cameras. We used ours for short interviews of less than 30 minutes or short documentaries only.
I wish youth sports photography would pick up for us. I loved shooting them but out here in the Western United States, the economy hit hard on many parents. Our button machine is producing buttons for our local junior and senior high schools!
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Audio-visual artists The Light Surgeons are bringing their special brand of documentary video making to the UK after an extensive tour of east Asia.
Click HERE to see the gallery of the Light Surgeon's work.
Their current project, SuperEverything, combines live video mixing, recorded gamelan music and live string instruments, to create a multi-layered performance about, race, identity and British colonial history in Malaysia.
Commissioned by the British Council, and with additional funding from the Arts Council England it has been created in collaboration with some of Malaysia's most high-profile artists and musicians.
For this new UK leg of the tour, members of the Heritage Orchestra will play viola, cello and violin live on stage alongside Malaysian musician Ng Chor Guan.
The immersive performance includes recordings of Malaysian musicians, archive images from Malaysia's industrial past, and video footage showing the country's contemporary rituals and attitudes.
"Race is very much something people talk about there. People ask you, "What are you? are you Malay or Chinese or Indian?" It is ingrained in their politics there are echoes of colonial Britain's involvement in Malaysia there," says Tim Cowie, audio visual artist, specialising in documentary film making and long-term Surgeons collaborator.
Christopher Thomas Allen, one of the original founders, began the group in 1994, when they worked in clubs, providing visual elements for club nights. They very quickly became more interested in film and the possibilities of live digital performance.
"Our approach has been from a slightly DJ-ing angle, although we don't like the term, we are exploring subject matter and it is a more metaphorical textural form than a classic documentary."
The performance has evolved since the Surgeons first performed in Kuala Lumpa last year, adding photography of Malaysia from photo agency Getty's archive and microscopy images from Cambridge Science Labs.
"We feed people's tweets into the show as it happens and keep up with developments in the country. In Malaysia in the next few weeks there will be an important political election and we hope to include that in the show. So it's a synthesis of what's happening now. The footage is already very different from how it started out"
In the live performance, the documentary, which took about a year to prepare, is packaged into groups from which the Surgeons select clips, which radiate out onto large projected screens and images are subverted and juxtaposed to create thought-provoking motifs.
"We are cutting to different things on the fly but the metaphors and significance are pre-planned and we actively play with that nuance, so it's not your classic, linear Hollywood movie," explains Allen.
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Our paramount objective in the Treasures of the Fathers of the Church Series is to introduce the believers to the trialogue of faith - the harmony among the Holy Bible, the Church Fathers, and the rites of the Coptic Orthodox Church. Throughout this symphony of discourse, the believer is not only enlightened by the Holy Scriptures, but is further illuminated through the homilies, exegeses, and commentaries of the Church Fathers. This is a brief and simple companion to the Coptic Orthodox lectionary. We hope and pray that through this series, the believer experiences the Holy Scriptures, the Church Fathers, and the Church rites as a deep source of blessing, wisdom, and faith. With great joy and enthusiasm, We present to you a collection of eight homilies delivered by St. Cyril of Alexandria "On the Lord's Prayer." These homilies are part of larger collection of sermons which St. Cyril seems to have preached extemporaneously, some on actual feast days.
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News about the health and beauty of the natural world that sustains us.
Dance for Honey Bees
While it is funny to see grown men dancing around with antennas on their heads, this video portrays a serious message about the honey bee world. It uses the image of men jumping off the dance floor to visualize the concern about the disappearance of real honey bees, which can affect what we eat.
Honey bee pollination directly or indirectly benefits about one-third of our food supply. Each year, the work they do to pollinate U.S. Agricultural crops is worth about $15 billion. And the need for pollination to supply these crops continues to grow.
The problem of dying bees is often called Colony Collapse Disorder (CCD), and it was first noticed in October 2006. So far it has caused about one-third
Experts say that pesticides, parasites and inadequate food supply may all be contributing to the problem, but more research is needed to find an accurate answer.
Although this past spring, there were enough honey bees to provide all needed pollination, there may not be in the future. The video refers viewers to an organization called Help the Honey Bees to raise money to fund the much more needed research on the disease. You can also find the video on the You Tube Web site. Comment below about the issue and help answer the question,"Yo, where my bees at?"


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UBS Downgrades Cooper Companies to Neutral from Buy
UBS downgraded its rating on Cooper Companies (COO ) equity to neutral from buy, citing the company's results for the fourth quarter and prospects for 2006.
Analyst Benner Ulrich says the results were in line with expectations. However, he thinks the company's limited near term manufacturing capacity could restrict contribution from new products, as well as hurt its top-line growth and margins in the first half of fiscal year 2006. Ulrich recommends moving to the sidelines ahead of those results in the first half of the year. The analyst cut a $928 million fiscal year 2006 (ending October) revenue estimate to $917 million (vs. $933 million to $946 million guidance).


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I am 15 weeks pregnant and I would like to know what are the natural ways on helping baby's brain development. I am aware of folic acid that it is the best source of developing baby's brain. I also heard that listening to classical music somehow helps the baby's developing brain inside the womb. Any other suggestions? Thanks!


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Amanda Firefighters Festival, Amanda, Ohio
Held each year in September the American Soya Festival is the only festival to celebrate the Soy Bean. Four days of food prepared with or containing soybean products. It's a street fair with rides, games, food and FREE entertainment. Contests of all kinds for kids and adults. Square dancing, country/rock bands, Gospel night, Queens contest, soybean seed spitting contest, big wheel race, pedal tractor pull. Parades Wednesday and Thursday starting at 6:30 pm and the Grand Parade Saturday at 5pm.
Festival hours:
Wednesday-Thursday, 5pm-10pm; Friday, 5pm-11pm and Saturday, Noon- 11pm. For more information: Send SASE to American Soya Festival, Inc., P.O. Box 7, Amanda, OH 43102.
Annual Sidewalk Sale
The annual downtown sidewalk sale has been a tradition of Circleville's for many years. It is held Thursday though Saturday in July with most retail merchants offering special discounts on their merchandise. Shoppers will also find other opportunities from restaurants and local organizations that also participate in the event.
Arts & Crafts Show in downtown Circleville, held every year in September.
Homemade craft items, wood carvings, candles, decorations and more can be found on the streets of downtown Circelville. For more information contact (740) 474-4923.
Ashville 4th of July Celebration
Our festival is one of the oldest and largest 4-day community 4th of July celebrations held each year in the great state of Ohio. Delicious foods, parades, crafts, rides, games, pageants, and free entertainment offer something for everyone. Our "Fish sandwich as big as your hand" is so popular, we sold over 3 tons. On July 4th, our grand parade which includes festival queens from all over Ohio starts at 11:00 am and our fantastic fireworks display begins at 10:00 pm. For more information please call (740) 983-4193.
Ashville Viking Festival
Held the last weekend in April at the Ashville Village Park. A family oriented festival featuring historical re-enactments, craft demonstrations, historical games of skill, entertainment, fighting demonstrations, craft merchants and food. Event begins with the docking of the Norseman off the banks of the Scioto River in Dublin, Ohio. Please call (740) 983-9390.
Circleville DBA Halloween Fun Night
Held each October. Ghosts, goblins, witches and more can be found wondering the streets and in the stores each October. Many downtown businesses participate in a costume and storefront decorating contest while offering trick-or-treats to passerby.
Circleville DBA Holiday Open House
Held every November on the Sunday before Thanksgiving, shoppers can find a festive holiday fare at many of the retail merchants including great gift giving prices. Refreshments can also be found at some of the businesses. The Tubachristmas concert is also held at the Pickaway County Court House during this festive event.
Circleville DBA Christmas Parade
Each December, Here Comes Santa Claus! On the Saturday after Thanksgiving in downtown Circleville welcomes dear old St. Nick with a festive holiday parade complete with marching bands, floats, and many area organizations.
Circleville Pumpkin Show!
Always held the third Wednesday through Saturday in October. A tradition since 1903, this festival of pumpkins brings over 400,000 people from all across the 50 states and many foreign countries. Visitors can find displays, contests, daily parades, and entertainment, not to mention about every kind of pumpkin food you can think of. Coined as "The Greatest Free Show on Earth!" this festival is now considered as one of the major festivals in the United States.
For more information contact the Circleville Pumpkin Show,
159 E. Franklin St.
Circleville, OH 43113
(740) 474-7000
Commercial Point Homecoming
Held every June. Conveniently located just 10 miles south of Columbus, you can enjoy our famous "Ocean Perch Sandwich" and other food treats. Kids may fish for free at our "Old Fishin' Hole" We also feature a midway packed with rides, games, beauty pageants, free entertainment, square dancing, and bingo. Fireworks on Friday night, a grand parade on Saturday, and a flea market on Sunday afternoon make Commercial Point a fun place to be.
Deercreek Dam Days
Held each year in May four days of family fun with a midway, arts, crafts, hot dog eating contest, amusement rides, good food, three parades, Queens' parade on Saturday, concerts every evening, and more. www.deercreekdamdays.com.
Festival of Lights
Christmas light on display the month of December at the Ohio Christian University, Lancaster Pike, Circleville, OH.
Fireman's Old Time Festival in Laurelville
Entertainment and fish fry each night, parade and cake auction on Saturday held in July each year. www.laurelvillefd.com
Gazebo Gatherings
Listen to great music Sundays in August at the Ashville, Ohio, Village Park. Music begins at 5 p.m., and there is no admission. For more information call (740) 983-4464.
Pickaway County Fair
Held every year in June the Pickaway County Fair is a great time for the entire family! Enjoy a variety of grandstand events such as: Demolition Derby, Truck & Tractor Pulls, Motorcross, & Harness Racing. Spend all day on the amusement rides, looking at the various displays, and watching our local youth show off their hard work. General admission is $5.00 and includes all grandstand events. The gates are open from 8am to 10pm. Please call (740) 474-2085 for more information.
Third Thursday Event Series
Held the third Thursday of June, July and August in Downtown Circleville with a different theme each month. Event held 5 to 9 p.m. Call (740) 474-3636 for more information.


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Airborn 1600 build Fuselage sides finishing
I have made all the side pieces of the fuselages and have them ready to be joined
Also the wedge piece at the very tail of the fuselage is glued to one side before
joining the sides, it is a piece of 3/8" x 1.5" Trailing edge. The notch is to clear the rudder mounting
screw going up from the bottom the the stab and the other notch is the hardwood crossmount for
the horizontal stab itself. Also is shown how I sand the sides flat.
A Sanding T with the fuselage side pressed against a sanding board
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Brett Favre 1994 Starting Lineup (Rookie piece)
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This is one of several items coming staight from my collection of Brett Favre memorbilia. I am a Wisconsin native who has been collecting Farve memorbilia since he's been traded to the Packers, Starting Line-up figurines, inserts, magazines and miscellaneous memorbilia. If you are a sports fanatic, or a Farve fan, do not pass up this opportunity and make sure to check out my other auction items. Get them while they're hot before Farve is inducted into the Hall of Fame.1994 Brett Favre Starting Lineup (Rookie piece) with a hard acrylic display case . Picture not the greatest, but this piece is in mint condition, it has been in display case since 1994. Read my feed back and you will see I sell only quality items. Thanks for looking. Please look at other Favre items that I have on auction. ***Discount on shipping on multiple items.


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Inspired by the events surrounding the polarizing Jay Pollard espionage case, Martin Blank's original spy thriller The Law of Return depicts the actions of a notorious intelligence analyst abusing his level of access and threatening U.S. national security-or is he?
Whether driven by ideology or personal gain, Pollard, a United States Naval Intelligence analyst based in Suitland, Maryland, removes thousands of classified documents and turns them over to Israel. Once found out by the United States, Pollard leads police on a wild chase through D.C., desperately hoping to get to the Embassy of Israel and seek asylum.
On April 3, 2014 Jay Pollard was the number one trending topic on The New York Times website. Pollard appears in The New York Times regularly alongside stories of WikiLeaks, the NSA, and Edward Snowden. What must be made public and what must be kept secret?
Running Time: 80 minutes without intermission
New York Times: "Evenhanded…both the United States and Israel…come off as basically decent. Pollard supporters and detractors can find fuel for their arguments in Mr. Blank's narrative."


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Reminder from: North_Texas_Peace_Corps Yahoo! Group Title: SUMMER POOL PARTY Date: Saturday June 23, 2007 Time: 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm Next reminder: The next reminder for this event will be sent in 5 days, 1 minute. Location: 7044 Royal Lane, Dallas TX Notes: Our summer pool party has been revived and is being hosted by Tim Chaney at his home in N. Dallas on Saturday june 23 at 6 pm. The pool is full, water volleyball is waiting for players, the paddle boat is ready in the pond, and bring a pole and you can fish too! The grill will be fired up, so bring some meat or vegetables to burn, and a side dish, and share as you want. BYOB, soft drinks and icy coolers will be provided. Children are welcome! So are jarts, croquet, and frisbees.
NOTE: parking is limited, so please park across Royal Lane on St. Judes Dr.
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Tom Brosseau: Guitar (acoustic), Guitar (electric), Vocals
Genre: Acoustic, Blues & Soul, Rock
Sound description: Folky acoustic-emo, evocative of railroad hobos, yodeling contests, and barnyard hoedowns.
RIYL: Gregory Page, Tom Waits, John Doe, Gary Davis, the Mills Brothers, Elliott Smith, JJ Cale
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Inception: San Diego, 2001
Influences: Planxty, Gregory Page, George and Ira Gershwin, Cole Porter, Jerome Kern, Harold Arlen, David Garza, Frank Black, Mahalia Jackson, Sister R. Tharpe, the Ink Spots, Mississippi John Hurt, Gregory Page, Tom Waits, Elizabeth Cotton, Planxty, Seamus Ennis, Benny Goodman, Guy Lombardo, Les Paul, Georgia White, Mahalia Jackson, Red Allen, Roscoe Holcomb, Louvin Brothers, Chet Baker, Leonard Cohen, Hank Williams, Hank Snow, Hank Thompson, Ferlin Husky, Faron Young, Marty Robbins, Bessy Smith, Lonnie Johnson
Singer/songwriter Tom Brosseau doesn't mind people calling his music old-timey. After all, he learned to play at the feet of his father and grandfather, who were in a pre-rock band together called Buck and the Buccaneers (and whose album collections were, to say the least, vintage).
"I am an old soul, and so I think that comes out in my voice," says Brosseau. "My favorite songwriters are George and Ira [Gershwin] and also Cole Porter and Jerome Kern. I don't really play the guitar very well, but I use it as a guide, and so sometimes it's more like vaudeville."
The Grand Forks, North Dakota, native moved to San Diego in 2001 and quickly became one half of the American Folk Singers, alongside Gregory Page. "I got taken under his wing; he was the first person I met [in San Diego]. A gal by the name of Genevieve Mantle introduced me to him. She was a fan of his. So many women love Gregory Page. So many men do, too."
The duo's first album was taped in Page's living room over two days, through an old phonograph. Page also ended up working on Brosseau's solo CD, but that was a mere starting point. "The first album Gregory and I made, I remember it taking all my savings, plus a personal loan from my grandmother.... When it came time to having CDs manufactured, I ordered so many that, once stacked inside my apartment, I barely could shake my own foot.
"So, with a backpack [full] of my album, my Gibson J-40 acoustic guitar, a smart haircut, polished shoes, dress clothes, I began in the Mission Hills neighborhood, door upon door, saying hello, my name is Tom Brosseau. I'm from Grand Forks, North Dakota. I play folk music. I'm new in town. I have an album of music for sale. I know you'll like it."
For Brosseau's 2005 album, What I Mean to Say Is Goodbye, producer Sam Jones brought in players like Benmont Tench (keyboardist from Tom Petty's band) and Pete Thomas (Elvis Costello's drummer).
In early 2012, Brosseau toured Europe with Damien Jurado and began recording a new full-length with bluegrass artist Sean Watkins (Nickel Creek). He also occasionally tours with John Reilly & Friends, as well as recording a vinyl 7-inch with Reilly that was released by Third Man Records and produced by Jack White.
Later in 2012, Brosseau began splitting his time between Grand Forks and San Diego, eventually resettling away from San Diego, though he frequently returns to play shows. "The album Sean Watkins [Nickel Creek, Fiction Family] and I have been working on is in its final stage," he announced at the time. "Also in the new year, I'll be touring some more with the John Reilly & Friends band."
Brosseau and Watkins did a short west coast tour in June 2013 in support of a Brosseau album produced by Watkins not due out until Autumn, though a limited edition CD was being sold at shows. Brosseau then joined John Reilly & Friends for midwest tour.
"Cradle Your Device," the first single from his 2013 full-length Grass Punks, was covered in a spotlight for the NPR program All Songs Considered. Recorded and produced by North County bluegrass artist Sean Watkins, who also played guitar, bass, mandolin, and synth pads, the album includes a song with the Google-friendly title "Gregory Page of San Diego."
A digital EP released by Crossbill Records in late May 2014 is comprised of three tracks: the second Grass Punks single "Today Is A Bright New Day," a Grass Punks studio outtake "Running From Zombies," and a live recording of the gospel standard "When The Saints Go Marching In."
The acoustic crooner spent May and June 2014 on tour with the Milk Carton Kids in Texas, Oklahoma, Colorado, Utah, Idaho, British Columbia, Washington, Oregon, California, and Arizona, and a retrospective compilation album was announced to be in the works, likely to include early early recordings, demos, outtakes, live songs, and radio sessions, all officially unreleased material.
Around the same time, a new single was released online, "Empire Builder/ Goodbye, Empire Builder."
He went to England to record his next album in 2014, after which launched a midwest tour through September with Andru Bemis before returning for Adams Avenue Street Fair on September 28. With a tour of Italy and Spain planned for later that year, he finished the new album recorded and produced in Bristol, England by John Parish (PJ Harvey, Sparklehorse). "It features light but solid accompaniment," says Brosseau. "A two-piece drum kit, Stratocaster, [and] double bass."
Brosseau spent January and February 2015 on tour playing with John Reilly & Friends, headed by comedian/musician John C. Reilly and featuring singer Miss Becky Stark and double-bassist Sebastian Steinberg. That was followed by a new album, Perfect Abandon, released March 3 via Crossbill Records and produced by John Parish (PJ Harvey, Sparklehorse). A vinyl edition on 180 gram wax was released as well, limited to 100 copies.
"Concerning the recording equipment," he says, "just a single microphone. Nothing more. We were all of us players together on the stage for two afternoons at the Cube theatre in Bristol. Davie Butler on drums, Joe Carvell on double bass, me, Ben Reynolds on electric guitar, and Parish sometimes on organ. The challenge was to figure out how close each man needed to be in relation to the microphone for a suitable sound, and this had to happen with each song individually. If the drums were coming across too loudly, the drummer would have to move his kit a plank or two of the stage back from the mic. If the bass needed to come up, the bass moved a plank towards the mic. The end product, for better or worse, would truly to be its own thing. There'd be no overdubbing, no raising or lowering the levels of any one instrument. So, the album you now hear is simply the choosing of which take of which songs."
A video was released for "Roll Along With Me," the lead single from Perfect Abandon, followed by a video for "My Sweetest Friend" shot and directed by Sarah Morton. The lead single's B-side "Dark Garage" was recorded on KCSB Radio in 2004, and another video was released for the tune "My Sweetest Friend," directed by American filmmaker Sarah Morton in Los Angeles. The album was promoted on tour in April 2015 in the UK, Italy, France, Germany, Switzerland, and Belgium, followed by midwest and east coast dates during May and June, UK dates in September, and another east coast tour in October.
A video shot by Andrew Van Baal was released for the track "Take Fountain" in Autumn 2015. Around the same time, he recorded a Daytrotter session featuring two new original compositions, "Fit To Be Tied" and "Fractured and Impatient."


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Hi! I am planning a beach wedding in South Jersey and so far we have booked our venue at The Abbie Holmes Estate in Clermont, NJ. Can anyone tell me anything about this venue that could help in my planning. Also, any recommendations for local hotels for guests, florists, bakery, chair rentals, photographer, DJ? Any advice would be greatly appreciated!
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I am not familiar with your venue, but we used DJs available for our Cape may wedding. They do most of the shore area. I had Mike as my dj and he was great.
Chair rentals: weddings by the sea in Cape may does chair rentals. They may go up to Clermont. It was 2-3/per chair for set up and take down in the sand. Less if not in the sand.
There are so many good photographers in the area. but one that is not local but does travel is http://www.thewiebners.com/blog.cfm
I didnt use them but a friend did and now I wish I had. I know they have done at least 2 jersey shore weddings.
Florists: Mums the word and Marie's flower shop. Both in or near Wildwood. I used Cape winds and DO NOT recommend them. (LOL that i have a lot more recs for people I should have used!)
Happy planning!
Thank you so much! I grew up in the area but I am now planning from a few hours away and it is so difficult. The photographs are awesome and I emailed her tonight...Thanks again!
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I was in Pittsburg when we first got engaged and then moved to DE, so I feel your pain on long distance planning. There are lots of great vendors, just a matter of finding ones that suit you.
I went through their photo blog after I linked it yesterday and I am sad once again that I didn't know of them until after my wedding. They are really great AND super fun too.
Good luck, I hope you have a great wedding!
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Hi Miss Beachwed ~ Congratulations on your wedding coming in 2011! I just happen to live literally just minutes from Abbey Holmes, a very lovely choice! The staff there is great :) I've even had my own parties there at Abbey.
That being said, I am the Violinist from Grace Note String Ensembles. Planning & playing wedding music is what I do for my life's work. If you'd like to consider having live music for your CEREMONY, we certainly would love to be there to add a great ambience to your ceremony time. We are experienced, and love what we do, and have tons of happy brides in our midst.
We can play classical & contemporary music or a mix, depending on what you like for your day...we'd done all classical...or even an all Beatles wedding :) From Vivaldi to Viva La Vida
Here's a few musical options for weddings:
String Trio with Violin, Viola & Cello
String Trio with Violin, Acoustic Guitar & Cello
Violin & Harp
Violin & Acoustic Guitar
Violin & Cello
Flute Duet
Solo Harp
Solo Acoustic Guitar
Solo Violin
we also do play cocktail hour too.
If you want to find out more... Check us out on FACEBOOK (search Grace Note String Ensembles) for pics and clips or here on weddingmapper.
Happy planning over the next year! :) Dori Conlin, VIOLINIST
Thank you! Sounds wonderful! How do I find out information in regards to price?
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:) you can email me, Dori, with the date, time of the ceremony, and if you have any idea of the instruments you like, or music you envision, you can include that too.
gracenotemusic at comcast dot net
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FLORIST Karen at Blooms, Cape May Court House, very good...
there is a place in Vineland, NJ Rental City
and many use Petroshs from West Berlin, NJ
CAKES: Bake Works, Linwood
Check out Ocean City listings for a super upscale cake
DOVE RELEASES: Cape May Lovebirds
Thank you so much for your help and suggestions. We will definitely look into those and will email you with the information once we discuss the music. Thanks Again for all of your help!
Hello, cro55ley :) please email me at the address in the reply previous on this post (I don't have anyway to contact you directly) thx!
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The judge is not going to throw your adversary case out simply because your prior bankruptcy case was dismissed. You are correct, if the mortgage company foreclosed on your home after the bankruptcy case was filed, then it is a clear violation of the stay that must be pursued.
Your bankruptcy cases and your adversary cases are treated as separate cases and should be handled as such, although the adversary stems from activity that happend during the pendancy of your prior case. Your case is not "too" complex, but it will take time, patience and persistence to get you back on track.
I would suggest, reviewed the local bankruptcy rules in your area to see if there are any special procedures for the handling of adversary cases in your area that you need to follow. You should also check to see if the Judge assigned to your case has any special procedures for adversary cases, because failure to follow the Courts procedures could result in the dismissal of your adversary proceeding.
If you can't find an attorney to assist with your bankruptcy case filing, you may be able to find a bankruptcy or real estate attorney to assist with the adversary case against the mortgage company. Remember, the bankruptcy case and the adversary proceeding are treated separately and you can have an attorney represent you in one or both of the proceedings. Furthermore, a real estate attorney may allow you to retain his services on a contingency bases for the adversary proceeding. Just remember that the lawsuit and any amount you may recover needs to be properly claimed as exempt in your bankruptcy case.
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Dexter students visit Police Technical Services Unit
A group of students from Dexter Consolid[auth] ated Schools visited the Roswell Police Department Technical Services Unit on Tuesday.
The students were in the sixth, seventh and eighth grades and discussed various aspects of forensic science with members of the TSU. The students even experienced the newest piece of machinery in TSU — a 3-D scanner.
The students will utilize what they learned and apply it in a school project.
The students were able to see firsthand how the recently acquired Faro 3-D scanner is utilized at crime/accident scenes.
The scanner utilizes a laser which "captures" images of the scene. Once the information is downloaded into the computer, the software creates a 3-D image, which essentially allows officers to "fly" through scenes.
The images give a detailed depiction of the accident/crime scene from various angles. Officers from the Technical Services Unit and traffic have been trained to operate this specialized equipment.
TSU members were happy to share their knowledge with the students. By utilizing the 3-D scanner officers will be able to present a better "picture" for the court and or jury to review.
The piece of machinery and software is something the police department has been trying to obtain since 2008.
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2010: Limited to just two games because of injuries...Collected a ground ball against VMI on April 3...Also saw action in the Senior Day win over Saint Joseph's on April 24.
2009: Played in 13 games during his first season at Manhattan...Scored a goal and picked up a ground ball in the win at VMI (March 21)...Also collected ground balls against Princeton (March 8), Mount St. Mary's (March 14) and Sacred Heart (April 1)...Fired two shots in the win over Air Force (March 24).
2008 (at Hudson Valley CC): Named First Team All-Mountain Valley Conference...Finished third on the team with 26 goals...Also recorded seven assists and 81 ground balls...Had four goals in three successive games from March 18-22, including an eight-point effort at Catonsville on March 22...Tallied two goals against Alfred State in the first round of the NJCAA Region III Tournament on April 29.
2007 (at Hudson Valley CC): Posted 12 goals and 13 assists, finishing sixth on the team with 25 points...Scored two goals against Canton on April 3...Had two assists in a 12-11 win over Broome in the quarterfinals of the NJCAA Region III Tournament (May 1).
Before Manhattan: A two-year starter and four-year letterwinner at Christian Brothers Academy...Named Second Team All-League following his junior season...Also played football.
Personal: Son of Kathleen Washburn...Has one brother, Jeffrey, and one sister, Sarah...Majoring in psychology...Born on October 10, 1986.
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This is short notice, I know, but it has been confirmed only today that Banks Renewables will be presenting to the Drymen Community Council on Tuesday 7 February at 7.30 pm in Drymen Village Hall.
This would appear not to be following the format of that given in Gartmore in December although it is EVAG's view that it should, given that the stated purpose of the Gartmore presentation was 'getting information across to the community of Gartmore', unless, of course, Banks are proposing to present at a later date. Working on the basis that they are not proposing to, it is vital that as many local people are represented once again, primarily in order that it cannot be alleged that the depth of feeling expressed at Gartmore was a one-off. It also enables the topic to be furthered via the press. If you can make it that evening, come along to Drymen.
It is a normal Community Council meeting, open to the public, and there will undoubtedly be other business on the Agenda. How the meeting is conducted is, of course, up to the Chairman, but hopefully he would put the Banks presentation at the top of the Agenda.
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The rat invasion continues with a commuter-terrorizing, subway-riding rodent
Passengers on the downtown A train got a surprise guest on Monday. They were not happy to see him.
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You may have noticed we've written a lot about rats lately. There were those car-eating rats on the Upper West Side, for example. And the story about how there are rats on 13 percent of subway platforms. And that helpful tool showing you where rats are most likely to be found in New York. That might seem like rat overkill, but really, can you blame us? Rats may just be a part of daily life in New York, but recently, they seem to be rearing their buck-toothed little heads a bit too frequently for our liking. Let's not forget, it's less than a week since someone filmed a bunch of rats frolicking in the croissants at the 37th Street Dunkin Donuts (fun fact: Frolicking in the Croissantsis going to be the name of my loosely autobiographical coming-of-age novel).
Which brings us to today's inevitable update in the never-ending saga of, "Holy crap, there's a rat in my apartment/doughnut/shoe/handbag/coffee mug/other rat" that this city seems so fond of foisting upon us. This video (which was shared by Gawker earlier) shows a large rat aboard the downtown A train on Monday, having the time of its life charging up and down the car while everyone else immediately jumps atop their seats like Tom's owner once Jerry's on the loose. NYC, I'm sure you'll understand if I take a cab home tonight.
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I covet these looks from the Rag & Bone (Below) and Helmut Lang (Bottom) Resort 2010 collections. Spring/Summer, Pre-Fall, Fall, Resort, blah blah blah; I wish we could just do away with seasons and the commercial cycle of fashion, but until then, clothes like these will help keep my purist whining at bay…
(Above Left) I'm feeling the drop-crotch pant with a sliver of ankle showing above the boot. (Above Right) The pants are the highlight of this layered outfit.
(Above Left) Nothing beats a dress with a cool print, it-ends-WHERE? hem and longer sleeves. (Above Right) Every girl (and some boys) should have a sheer, raggedy grey t-shirt.
I have one that looks similar to the Lang tee, save an enormous rip by the collar band, which hangs down like an attached necklace. It's an instant antidote to looking too dressed up, and makes nighttime accessories and shoes wearable for day.
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Tonight! Show for Motorized Trails at Naneum Ridge State Forest!
If you want motorized trails at the Naneum Ridge State Forest then show up and tell that to the DNR tonight!
Last night in Ellensburg there were only about eight motorized people within the full house of users.
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State DNR to kick off recreation planning for the Naneum Ridge State Forest
Public invited to help create a vision for recreation on state lands in Kittitas & Chelan counties
The Washington State Department of Natural Resources (DNR) is planning for the future of recreation on 131,000 acres of state trust lands managed by DNR in the Naneum Ridge State Forest in Kittitas and Chelan counties.
Naneum Ridge State Forest Recreation Plan Open House
Thursday, April 26, 2012
7 p.m. to 9 p.m.,
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121 N. Wenatchee Avenue
Wenatchee, WA 98801
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Many Opportunities Available for Recreation in Central Washington
Naneum Ridge State Forest offers tremendous opportunities for outdoor recreation in the central Washington region. In the past ten years, DNR has increased the amount of land it manages in the forest. Some are state trust lands working forests; other lands form a large network of natural areas in the area. As a major provider of recreation opportunities in this landscape, DNR understands the need for a comprehensive and strategic approach to recreation management.
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Public Will Have Opportunity to Share Ideas
A brief presentation by DNR staff on the planning process will kick off the meeting. Following the introductory presentation, the public will have the opportunity to share their thoughts and ideas about recreation in a listening station format.
Recreation planning on DNR-managed lands
Comprehensive recreation planning is one of the key tools DNR uses to sustainably manage recreation on state trust lands and other lands, such as natural areas. Recreation planning helps ensure public safety, environmental protection, and access to outdoor recreation opportunities.
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The first step belongs to the biggest person! I cut a few pieces of wire around seven inches or so, then took the needle-nose pliers and curled the end around. This serves two purposes: it rounds the edge so there are no pokey edges, and is a stopper for the beads.
Maddie molded the peacock's body, using blue non-hardening clay. I asked her if she'd like plain air dry clay, and told her she could paint and add glitter-glue to it after it was dry, but she liked the blue clay.
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