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WooCommerce – Clothing Collage Plugin 2
Bajet $250-750 USD
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Thank you for taking the time to read this posting
I am looking for a talented WordPress developer to use multiple existing plugins to modify my Woo Commerce store to allows users to visually see the items in their cart in a collage format.
The purpose of the application will be to have users pick the clothing they want from a selection and see how those items look in relation to each other. With their personalized 'look' the user can then either buy these items or share their look with their friends.
A detailed description of the project is found in the attached "Clothing Collage – Project [url removed, login to view]" document along with the mock-up photo "myLookBook - Mock Up". Please review both of these documents before placing a bid.
This is a fixed cost project however that we can negotiate the cost of creating the application as well as the timeframe. Please respond to the following questions in order to be considered for the project:
1. How much do you anticipate this project to cost to create?
2. How long to you expect this project to take to build?
3. Do you have any question about the project?
I hope we get the chance to work together.
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Love to travel, I don't do it as often as I'd want but I try to get out of state at least 2x a year.
And no, I will not alter your clothes. :P
saying the wrong thing.
running late.
aggressive driving- thank you SF.
I can write essays about myself but... you get to know people in person - not by reading of them in first person.

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Bigs and Littles, Captured on Video
The Big Brothers Big Sisters program is celebrating its 30th year at Deerfield Academy this year. The anniversary was commemorated with a video made by the members of Mr. Trelease's Spring 2010 videography class.
The program, founded by William A. Sandri Class of 64, now has over 100 participants at Deerfield, and is looking forward to another great year.
For information about how to get involved with the program, please contact Mr. Scandling.


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Welcome to Nate's home page at the University of Hawaii.
Geography 387
Here is my Google Earth Image of the Big Island.
Google Earth image of Earthquakes. This is an earthquake at the Kilauea Volcano on the Big Island. Click on the volcano icon in Google Earth for a picture of the Kilauea Caledera.
Minion Time Stamp
Time Stamp Script
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Academically put, tropes are "common or overused theme[s] or device[s]," which makes them sound like cliches, which makes them seem like a bad thing.
But they're totally not! Romance novel fans all have their favorite—not to mention least favorite—tropes, from friends to lovers, chick in pants, secret baby, marriage of convenience, opposites attract, May-December, boss-assistant...the list goes on.
Each month, we'll be picking a romance novel trope and ask you to offer recommendations falling under the trope rubric (again with the academic talk!).
There's no shortage of secret babies in Romancelandia—they are a great way to ramp up the drama and angst, and have a way of making the family's inevitable happily ever afters feel that much more earned. Here are a few novels featuring the trope that came to mind—what are your favorite examples of the Secret Baby trope in romance novels?
- Daisy's Back in Town by Rachel Gibson
- Everyday, Average Jones by Suzanne Brockmann
- Fancy Pants by Susan Elizabeth Phillips
- Three Little Secrets by Liz Carlyle
- Revealed: His Secret Child by Sandra Hyatt
- Wanted by Her Lost Love by Maya Banks


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You're using the wrong driver, based on my experience. I have a CiscoABG card (atheros) and I've ran into the same problem. Ff you read the airpwn site, you'll see they talk about people having success using the Atheros chipset, while its not officially supported, i believe
In short, try using the '-d mac80211' command, AFTER running './mac80211_prep.sh'
Because I'm not sure about everything, I had to download the 1.4 airpwn version to get the full scripts as I couldn't find them. I also couldn't do the install of 1.4 either (missing python2.4 dependencies?). 1.3 worked, but didn't support mac80211 drivers) The airpwn version on bt4 pre-final appears to be 1.4 but without the full directory....
Like I said, just because I couldn't find it, it doesn't mean it's not there... I'm just an idiot


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On Wed, 1 Apr 1998, Daniel Walsh wrote: > I'll make this short, and I know this has nothing to do with firewalls, > but. . . > SPAM! How do I deal with the "unidentified recipients?" And more > importantly, I have recieved several e-mails from an AOL account, that > returns an unidentified user response when I tried to get off the list. > Help? Maybe a direction to send me in? Check the headers; the spams have been propagated via the list itself. As far as the 'remove' "feature", that's just a way to get away with distributing spam software. Bear in mind that spammers are rarely selling anything; spam is a denial-of-service attack masquerading as business mail. Note the phony unsub posts; they're spelled wrong so majordomo won't recognize the keyword and divert them from the list. Why a listmom of a firewalls list would put up with these shenanigans is beyond me. --------------------------------------- Mike Bresina (mike @ vsat . net) System Administrator Intellicom Customer Service Center http://www.vsat.net/ v. (715) 720-1760 f. (715) 720-1762 ---------------------------------------


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Petty Cash Funds
Under certain circumstances, a petty cash fund may be authorized as a means of making limited recurring or small emergency purchases for the University. Due to the decentralized control and handling of purchases and cash, certain procedures and safeguards are essential and are outlined here.
- A fund may be used for small repetitive or emergency purchases under $20 as required by a department and approved by the appropriate authority.
- The Controller will receive and review requests for establishment of funds.
- The size of the fund should be the minimum practical to meet department needs.
- Small repeat purchases from petty cash should not be used to avoid purchasing procedures where volume and bidding might secure lower prices.
- A fund will be established only as outlined in these procedures. A fund will not be used for payroll or purchase from other University departments, to cash checks, make change, make cash advances (IOUs), etc. A fund that is unused or improperly used may be withdrawn.
To Establish a Petty Cash Fund
Complete the Request to Establish a Petty Cash Fund and submit the form to the Controller. The Cashier's Office will provide the money upon approval. The designated petty cash fund custodian will be required to sign for the money and assume responsibility for its safeguarding and proper utilization.
Managing a Petty Cash Fund
Responsibility for the management and operation of a petty cash fund, in accordance with these procedures, is delegated by the Controller to the designated and approved custodian.
To change the primary or alternate custodian on a petty cash fund, complete the Request to Cthange Petty Cash Fund Custodian form. The fund status is verified by both the outgoing and incoming custodians, who must sign the form. Submit the form to the Controller for approval.
When an increase in the amount of a petty cash fund is needed, complete the Request to Increase a Petty Cash Fund and submit the form to the Controller.
Purchases with Petty Cash Funds
Approval for Purchases from Petty Cash
Before making a purchase, approval must be obtained from the fund custodian. Prior approval is necessary to insure that:
- The proposed purchase can properly be made from petty cash;
- The department authorized the purchase and will reimburse the purchaser;
- The purchaser understands the procedures for purchase, requirements for receipt, and procedures for reimbursement.
Making a Purchase
Upon approval by the custodian for the specific purchase and the amount to be spent, the individual will:
- Make the authorized purchase;
- Pay for the purchase with their own funds;
- Obtain a receipt or itemized ticket signed and marked "Paid" by the vendor.
Reimbursement for a Purchase
After making an authorized purchase as outlined above, the individual purchaser is reimbursed from the petty cash fund. The fund custodian will:
- Verify the purchase was pre-approved and the goods/items were purchased as evidenced by a receipt or itemized sales ticket marked "Paid" by the vendor;
- Reimburse the purchaser from the petty cash fund;
- In the event a receipt was not obtained, the custodian will document that the purchase was made using the Payment from Petty Cash Fund form. The form should include the date of the purchase, amount of the purchase, a description of the purchase, the name of the purchaser and the signatures of the custodian and purchaser.
Cash Advance Prior to Purchase
It is intended that the purchaser pay the vendor and secure reimbursement from the fund upon presentation of a receipt. However, under unusual circumstances and when deemed necessary by the custodian, a cash advance may be made prior to the purchase under the following conditions:
- The advance may be given only for the specific purchase approved and may not be outstanding for more than two working days.
- The custodian will document an advance was given using the Payment from Petty Cash Fund form, noting the date of the advance, amount of the advance, description of what will be purchased, and the name of the individual receiving the advance. The form should be signed by both the custodian and the individual receiving the advance.
- The signed form is to be placed with the petty cash funds.
- Upon completion of the purchase, the form is marked "Cancelled" and either the purchaser or the petty cash fund is reimbursed for any difference between the amount of the advance and the actual cost of the purchase.
Replenishing a Petty Cash Fund
When cash on hand in the fund reaches a level where replenishment is needed, the custodian will reconcile the petty cash fund and request replenishment as follows:
- Count the cash and verify the total cash plus the total purchase receipts equals the authorized fund amount.
- Sort or organize receipts according to the FOAP to be charged.
- Complete the Petty Cash Reconciliation Statement & Disbursement Report. Document any fund shortage on this form, including an appropriate explanation for any shortage.
- If there is an overage, document it on the Reconciliation Report and deposit the monies with the Cashier's Office.
- Prepare a Check/EFT Request Form for the amount due the fund. Indicate on the form the distribution of charges by FOAP.
- Attach the Reconciliation report and supporting receipts to the Check/EFT Request and submit to Accounts Payable for processing.
- The custodian should retain a copy of all documentation.
Safeguarding a Petty Cash Fund
All cash receipts and other applicable documents of the fund should be secured and safeguarded in a metal locking box and placed in a locked desk, locked cabinet, or locked safe.
Audit of Petty Cash Funds
The University's Internal Auditor will periodically (announced or unannounced) make an audit of petty cash funds. The State Auditor, or designee, may also perform audits of selected funds. The custodian and the custodian's immediate supervisor are to insure that the fund is balanced and available for audit at all times.


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Issue 107
By Peggy O'Mara
My oldest daughter left today on a jet plane. She's the first of our family to go to Europe. And, as the first child, she and I have shared many new adventures together. When she was born nearly 27 years ago, I was swept away by my love for her. People had told me about the difficulties of a new baby. Few had whispered of the wonder. I was astounded by the immense love I felt for her, amazed at my utter devotion. It was as if I were in love for the first time; my past life seemed mean-ingless and unimportant in retrospect.
Out of that wonder and astonishment, I wrote an article entitled "In Defense of Motherhood." I was shocked that something as totally delightful as motherhood could have gotten such a bum rap. I knew it had a lot to do with the times and the culture, but at least I wanted to tell other young women what a joy they had in store for them as mothers. I sent the article to Redbook and to New Age, which both rejected it. Finally, it was accepted by Addie Eavenson, founder of the fledgling magazine Mothering.
I had spotted Mothering in an Albuquerque health food store months earlier, and I was so happy that there was a magazine with articles and letters about the things I was interested in as a new parent. I wished I had started the magazine. Soon after Addie offered to publish my article she also accepted the poem "Time Still," and then, several months later, she asked me to be an editor. I could hardly believe my ears. As it turned out, our family was moving to Albuquerque, where Mothering was located, and I began to work for the magazine.
"Began to work for the magazine" is a bit of a euphemism as that "work" consisted mainly of frenetic meetings in which we talked excitedly as we fed and cared for our children. With three children under five, I quickly realized that I couldn't really work. A year later in 1980, however, when Addie decided to sell Mothering, my husband and I were able to take it on as a home business.
I like others to know what grassroots beginnings Mothering had because this good fortune has made everything else seem more possible. As young parents, we never dreamed we'd have such a fabulous opportunity. We've been able to produce a magazine that reflects the real-life experiences and questions of its readers and provides a forum for sharing experiences and for receiving information and support. We've learned to be business people, first as a home business when the children were small and then at a small office where staff met weekly while our children were present, either nursing or playing with the other children.
This integrated way of viewing the workplace comes from my absolute conviction that mothers and babies need each other. I feel as strongly today as I did nearly 27 years ago that the inherent integrity of motherhood is something that should be continually honored and celebrated by the culture and that we sell ourselves short as women when we see motherhood as oppressive. It's customs that make motherhood oppressive, not children.
The following is from "In Defense of Motherhood," first published in Mothering no. 7, Spring 1978:
As a mother, I feel as if I am investing in the character and peace of mind of an individual and that thus I am ultimately investing in the future of civilization. How can I begrudge my children that they go gently through the night, that they need me all of the time for a good many years? To hurry them off to weaning is to reduce the intensity of human emotions that they can experience. It's as if, in infancy, one's program is planned, the foundation is laid, and the stage is set. The more supportive, satisfying, and comfortable one's beginning is, the more one expects of the universe and the more one can become.
There are days and moments when this conviction wavers. I think that maybe I should be allowed to sleep through the night, maybe my husband and I should be able to spend more time together, maybe I really should get more done. I begin to try to enforce my will on the family. And I end up frustrated that things do not turn out my way. I become irritated and short with the family, and we all end up grumpy. After some time, I realize that I am the mother and I set the mood of the house. So I have to stay high. What a responsibility. I have to stay high for everyone. What an honor. As I begin to remember this, I cheer up. I'm nicer to everyone, and all of a sudden the days begin to run smoothly again, and I can't remember if the kids got better so I feel better or if I feel better so the kids got better.
This balancing act of figuring it out as we go along is what parenting is all about, and it's this that teaches us to trust our own inherent wisdom. In much the same way, I've figured out the magazine as I've gone along.
At Mothering we have provided flexibility so that mothers work at home at times, and babies are in the office at times. Children come and go, and we are open to the concerns of mothers at the same time that we have to keep deadlines and maintain boundaries appropriate to a business.
We are concerned about all who work for us, regardless of whether or not they have children. We are investigating what it means to be a family-friendly business, to be a socially conscious business, to be an environmentally friendly business. These are not easy inquiries, but important ones that are ongoing.
How satisfying to realize that something I followed out of love has taken me so far. The explorations of my business are the same ones I engage in with my children as we fashion the ethics of our family, learning to value each family member as an individual.
Sometimes readers will ask how they can make an impact as individual mothers and as advocates for what they hold dear. Start with what's in front of you. In the early years of family life, it is challenging enough to focus just on the family. It's all about modeling and living the life you want to see, being the change you want in society. Being a householder is activism in itself.
To create a supportive birth environment, for example, takes tremendous courage and self-confidence. But the baby provides the impetus. The baby gives us courage and self-confidence. Likewise, to ask questions and make informed choices about homebirth, circumcision, prolonged breastfeeding, vaccinations, and so forth requires the willingness to go against the crowd. But the baby makes us want to make wise choices. Such choices as expressing anger honestly in the home and giving up spanking take much effort but can transform us. There is hardly any greater activism than consciously meeting the challenges of mothering.
Beyond that, as the children grow older, one can look around one's neighborhood or community to see where need exists. It will be easy to find. We're so accustomed to national and worldwide news that we have to refocus on the needs of our local community and then ask ourselves honestly what we could effectively do as an occupied parent. Most of the time I have found that I have to say no to things outside the home if I am truly going to have enough time for a life at home.
People ask me how I deal with the frustration of swimming upstream, but I never think of it like that. I didn't set out to change the world. I just wanted to change my world. My children showed me a new way of seeing that world, and I followed them. I didn't aim to do things differently. I just wanted to respond to their needs. The "right way" is reinvented with each new baby. Nature means for us to be led by the baby, which is why the baby is irresistible.
This hasn't changed in 25 years. The baby is and always will be irresistible. It's reassuring to remember that there is an inherent wisdom in nature far superior to our human cleverness. This we can trust at any time or in any place. Sometimes it seems difficult to live in response to inherent wisdom when parents of conscience can be considered suspicious or irresponsible. But then I remember the way it really is. A lot of good things are happening.
My coworker Ashisha and I talk a lot about the good things that have happened and about the changes still to come. We have worked together for nearly 19 years, and recently we got together to talk about 25 things that have changed in the last 25 years, some good, some not so good. Here is our list:
Less antibiotic use
More vaccines
More breastfeeding and more cultural support of breastfeeding
Increase in midwives at births
Legitimization of homebirth
Increase in prenatal testing and medicalization of birth
Development of doulas
Increase in the number of freestanding birth centers
Integration of alternative and complementary medicine
More advertising aimed at children
Increased violence in media
Increased violence in schools
Popularity of slings
More fathers involved in carrying babies and caring for children
Increase in fathers present at birth
Vaginal births after cesarean
Controversy over mercury in dental fillings and in vaccines
Less circumcision
Growth of term "attachment parenting"
Baby-Friendly Hospitals in US and internationally
Less spanking
No change in number of families living in poverty
Increase in the understanding of bonding and the importance of the early minutes of life
Increased use of water during labor and/or birth
Appreciation of kangaroo care for premature babies
Ashisha and I also talked about some of the changes we would like to see in the next 25 years:
Health care for all families
Paid maternity and paternity leave during the early years
More and longer breastfeeding
No medical circumcision
No child poverty
A living – not just a minimum – wage
No more genetically engineered food
Lots of inexpensive, locally grown, organic food
Mothering centers and groups all over the world
Midwives as primary birth attendants at most births
Homebirths as commonplace
No more advertising to children
Commercial-free television and radio
More days off
All paper recycled
Lots of biking
Renewable energy for home power
Long-term studies of vaccinations
Growth of home businesses
Teachers valued more and paid more
Public schools exemplary
Free college
Cesarean rate decreased to 12 percent
Rates of medical intervention in birth supported by medical research
Our country as a baby-friendly, child-friendly, and mother-friendly society where motherhood is celebrated
These are big dreams, and 25 years is a long time. Most of these things will occur, although society changes slowly. By contrast, my family has changed quickly. In the last 25 years, my children have grown up.
During one of our conversations, Ashisha asked me what I would say to the mom I was 25 years ago. I would reassure her that she is a good mother. I would ask her if she is expecting too much of herself. I would encourage her to be gentler on herself and her children.
What really is important at any time is how my family is doing. I can change the world a little perhaps, but it is a mystery much bigger than myself or my good intentions. My family is also a mystery, but it is a universe that I can inexorably affect by my presence. When the world troubles me, I come home to my family, and I am soothed.
When I despair,
I remember that all
Throughout history
The way of
Truth and Love
Has won, always.
-Mahatma Gandhi
Peggy O'Mara is the mother of four grown children. She has gained international celebrity as publisher, editor and owner of Mothering Magazine. She is also the author of four books: Having a Baby Naturally: The Mothering Magazine Guide to Pregnancy and Childbirth, Natural Family Living: The Mothering Magazine Guide to Parenting, The Way Back Home: Essays on Life and Family, and A Quiet Place: Essays on Life and Family, all of which can be purchased in the Mothering Shop. A dynamic speaker, she has lectured and conducted workshops in conjunction with organizations such as the Omega Institute, Esalen, La Leche International, and Bioneers. She has appeared on numerous television and radio programs and has been featured in national publications including The Wall Street Journal, USA Today, The Washington Post, Chicago Tribune, Mother Earth News, and Utne Reader.
Read Peggy O'Mara's editorials for philosophical information and practical advice about Natural Family Living


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Spooky Halloween Animatronic as table decorations
The foot mini skeleton in chains with sound is the highlight of your Halloween decoration.Draped on your remaining tables decoration you can your guests with the underlying skeleton that moves at your fingertips and eerie sounds ejects scare you to death.Since guarantees no glass stays full, because the ghostly discharges go directly into a bone and marrow.Combined with the eyes demonic glowing red fright moment is even more beautiful and makes you as host guarantees the winner of the most gruesome Halloween dinner!
The animatronic is a lying skeleton that is tied with a black plastic chain and is dressed in a black linen trousers and a red-black-beige patterned shirt.The head is covered with bright artificial hair and the creepy eyes are LEDs that glow red in the operation of the knob.The hands of the skeleton then also move frantically up and down, so that the skeleton crawls through the area.The 51 cm tall and works with three AAA batteries that are included.Before starting up the yellow safety strip must be removed.More sensational hanging figures in horror style are the Spooky Ghost Girl with LED Lighting & Sound and the Talking Witch Halloween hanging prop 160 cm ,
1 x Lying mini skeleton in chains with Sound
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Star Wars Retold By Someone Who Hasn't Seen It .:Jul 23 09:.
Fighting For Dreams Tour .:Jul 22 09:.
A Comic Con Kickoff Party at the Kava Lounge on Thursday July 23rd, 2009, featuring visual artists and musical artists Dulok Shaman, Megabusive, Sighpur One, Alkalyne, DJ Itchie Ritchie and HGB's own DJ Existence76. 7 Dollar cover and dual rooms for 21 and up.
When: Thursday, Jul 23Where: Kava Lounge
2812 Kettner Blvd, San Diego, CA 92101
Bruce Lee Plays Ping-Pong With Nun-Chucks! .:Jul 22 09:.
Summertime! .:Jul 21 09:.
We Choose to Go to The Moon .:Jul 19 09:.
Now I am not saying we never went to the moon,
but I do wonder why we haven't sent anyone else up there since Apollo
11 - 17. I mean, dang, If man can invent crazy ish like Serato or the Kaoss pad, I would think we are able to make annual Moon Landings right?
- Bojo
PBS .:Jul 19 09:.
Usually when I travel, I make it a point to try and see some live
music, hopefully local. On our trip to Miami there really wasn't much
in South Beach as far as music but the club music along Ocean Drive. I
picked up a New Times and found Porter Batiste Stoltz playing in Ft.
Lauderdaule a 30-40 minute drive north of South Beach. PBS is based
out of New Orleans. The music I would describe as a funk/rock band.
Some of you may be familiar with George Porter who was
the original bass player for the Meters. Long story short, we made the
trek to the show at a place called Revolution Live. There was a pretty
decent crowd and the music was well worth the drive. A pic is below.
My next blog will be out our visit to the burial grounds of Bob
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The natural splendour of Borneos Eastern Sabah region and towering peaks of Mt Kinabalu, all on one adventure? Where do I sign up? Right here, friend. This incredible 11-day tour delivers ample time in Malaysias jungle playground (including a life-changing encounter with orangutans at a rehabilitation facility) before three days in the shadow of mighty Mt Kinabalu the tallest peak in this part of the world climaxing with a sunrise hike to the mountains peak. Prepare to be amazed.
Arrive at any time.
Included Activities:
Arrival Day and Welcome Meeting
Spend the day learning about the traditional life style by taking part in activities such as rubber tapping, fruit harvesting, and rice planting at your local style accommodations.
Included Activities:
Cooking Class
Private Vehicle (1.50 hour(s))
Travel towards Sandakan and continue to the jungle lodge on the Kinabatangan River, Sabah's longest. After settling in head out for a river safari. After dinner, opt for a guided night walk through the jungle.
Included Activities:
Kinabatangan River Evening Cruise
Private Vehicle (6.00-7.00 hours, 300km)
Begin the day with a river safari in search of wildlife. After breakfast, visit the nearby oxbow lake with a professional guide and seek out proboscis monkeys, pygmy elephants, macaques, and gibbons. Later, visit a nearby cave and, with some luck, spot a wild orangutan. Enjoy another boat cruise along the river to spot more wildlife before returning to the lodge for dinner.
Included Activities:
Kinabatangan River Wildlife Cruise
Guided Oxbow Lake Walk and Wildlife Spotting
Depart in the morning and travel to Sepilok. Enjoy a visit to the orangutan rehabilitation centre and the adjacent sun bear conservation centre.
Included Activities:
Sepilok Orangutan Rehabilitation Centre Visit
Bornean Sun Bear Conservation Centre Visit
Private Vehicle
Transfer to Sandakan and continue to Libaran Island by boat. Take a guided tour of the island's turtle hatchery and learn about the turtle conservation program. Opt to go snorkelling or kayaking with some free time.
Included Activities:
Turtle Experience
Private Vehicle
Boat (0.75-1.00 hours)
After breakfast, depart Libaran Island and travel back to the Sandakan jetty. From the jetty, transfer to Sandakan airport for a flight to Kota Kinabalu.
Plane (0.75 hour(s))
Boat (0.75-1.00 hours)
Travel to the base of Mt Kinabalu, the highest mountain between the Himalayas and Papua New Guinea.
In the afternoon, stretch your legs by exploring the trails around the park or check out the visitor centre.
Private Vehicle (2.50 hour(s), 96km)
Set off early to begin the ascent up Mt Kinabalu. It is not an easy walk, but it is incredibly rewarding. Willpower is the main requirement as it's uphill all the way!
Spend the night at Laban Rata in basic mountain huts 3,272m (10,735 ft) above sea level.
Turn in early to prepare for the final climb very early in the morning.
Included Activities:
Mount Kinabalu Hike- Day 1
Summit Mt Kinabalu (3-5hrs) and arrive in time for sunrise. Return to Laban Rata for a rest and to the park headquarters for lunch. Transfer back to Kota Kinabalu.
Included Activities:
Mount Kinabalu Hike- Day 2
Private Vehicle (2.50 hour(s), 96km)
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Referee faces probe for failing to dismiss Sheffield Wednesday player
A referee will be investigated for failing to send off Jeremy Helan, the Sheffield Wednesday midfielder, during Saturday's 0-0 draw at Huddersfield Town, despite giving him two yellow cards.
Mick Russell booked 20-year-old Helan for a foul on Adam Hammill, the Huddersfield winger, but the Hertfordshire official forgot he had booked the Frenchman for diving in the penalty area in the ninth minute and failed to produce a red.
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So, You Want To Know the Whole Story? All Right. You Asked.
Well, you didn't ask. The government is insisting. I doubt very seriously "the gov" really cares what I'm doing here at Family Stories. However, since I am a person that follows all the rules [*snort.* Notice that I didn't say whose rules I'm following.], I thought I'd let you know exactly what I'm doing here at Family Stories. My blog didn't start out as a way to pay some bills. I simply had a story or two to tell, and I thought I'd share them with you, so that maybe you could get excited about your own family stories. Ah, but then real life butted it's head into a rather perfect plan. [If I do say so myself.] You know, "real things" like my daughter will be driving in 1-1/2 years. [Gulp.] "Real things" like my kids' college education because my husband and I don't want them living with us forever. [They will move out, right?] I could go on, but I think you get the idea.
Remember, You Asked...
Anyways, it seems the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) would like me to let you know [like, you couldn't figure it out all on your own] that, hey, if you click on an ad on my blog, then I might be getting some type of commission or compensation of sorts
Please Note:
Most of the ads I have on my blog are for companies that I have used in the past or do use currently in writing my family stories. [You didn't think I did all that research by myself, did you?] In addition, all of my ads do pertain to family, history, genealogy, family stories, research, and the like in some form or fashion. Every now and again, I do mention one of the companies in my stories, but only if it pertains to the research I did and the resulting story. I am not always paid for these mentions, but if I am, I will let you know. That's right. I'll be transparent. Like glass. Very clean glass. In fact, there will be no doubt in your mind.
And? I do reviews of related services and products (including books). These, of course, are unbiased reviews, even though the companies may supply whatever item they want me to review. You're getting the unvarnished truth in these reviews. Now, the tricky part? These reviews of services and products must be related to my actual research of my family's and my husband's family stories. For all other reviews see my professional blog at 4YourFamilyStory.com.
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Basically, I'll let you know if and when I mention a company or if I do a review of a company's service that I'm actually doing it. Also? My reviews will be unbiased. Because the Lord knows I don't want any trouble around here. Well, other than the trouble I have of figuring out all my "Mary's," "Polly's," [rolling eyes heavenward] murders, and whatnot. This way, I know that you know [Goodness, what is it that we know?] ~ Oh yes, that we all know that Mama's got some family stories that she wants to share with you AND Mama's got some bills to pay.
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I used to invest some time in learning backtrack in 2007 just for fun, never came further than novice status really, now I picked it up again and I just want to learn some new things. I know basically everything is out there to learn but I simple do not have the time to dig into it that much because of work, private life etc. When I try some things I know it can always go differently than expected because of different software/hardware etc. so normally I would then go and post it in a forum where I wait for help but I found that this can be also very much a pain in the ass because some solutions don't work etc... and I figured it would be a lot quicker if I can just chat with someone from here and that one can help me out instant. I am willing to pay for it, so if anyone is interested please respond.
This is not some kind of weird deal or hacker rental I just think backtrack is fascinating for me but the frustration point I have in not having the time to learn enough is really tilting me.
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By SAM HATCHER Last Saturday night the wife and I and a friend from New Jersey made about a one hour drive to Granville, Tennessee and in doing so stepped back in time for several decades. We were the guests of Randall and Peggy Clemons (Randall is CEO and chairman of Wilson Bank and Trust) for an evening of bluegrass music and a family styled meal that could best be described as second to none. (Good home cooked food served in an all you can eat tradition in a room that seats perhaps 50 or so.) Granville, once a prominent and thriving riverboat community on the Cumberland, is now a serene retreat.
It's a place to get away from cell phones, traffic lights, blowing horns, the Internet and many other distractions of today's complicated world.
Located in the corner of Jackson County and within a stone's throw of the neighboring Smith County line, Granville today is dotted with bed and breakfast inns, a general store (Sutton's General Store which was reconstructed by Mt. Juliet businessman Harold Sutton), and a marina and restaurant which is owned and operated by Herb and Elmie Ruck of Lebanon.
Saturday nights at Sutton's Store is when Granville comes alive.
Folding chairs are lined up down the center of floor. A stage is set in one corner, and a bluegrass band ignites a crowd of hundred or so with some old time country music. Their instruments are a pleasing sound to a hand-clapping, toe-tapping audience in Sutton's Store as well as to those who will hear their music on a weekly radio show that is broadcast on seven area stations.
The event itself is like stepping back in time. It's like seeing the Grand Ole Opry produced as it was 70 or 80 years ago.
But what makes it all so believable or unbelievable as the case may be is the store itself. Stocked with relics of the past, shelves in Sutton's Store display old boxes, knives, hats, a number of antique items and signs advertising an assortment of candies, soft drinks and tobacco products.
There are two shows on Saturday night and two separate seatings for dinner. Dinner is served next door (same building) in what was once the store's feed room. Reservations are recommended as frequently there are sellout crowds on hand for dinner. Seating for the radio show is on a first come, first serve basis and is open to the public.
Tiny Granville is not a place where you will find a pizzeria, a five-story department store or an upscale grocery.
But what you will find are lazy front porches, a river flowing in a Mark Twain-like storybook fashion, some great fishing opportunities, friendly people and a town museum that gives you a great perspective on how life may have been in Granville in the late 1800s.


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Funny thing is, my husband doesn't want to use the soap now that he has it! He's saving it for special occassions, he said. I thought I should ask him which occassions were the ones where "special swedish" soap should be used but I decided against it. I figure he's the one that wanted it so bad, let him do with it as he wishes. Anyway.... THANK YOU, GINA!!!
I was able to create a few little things today inbetween washing and folding clothing. I made a handful of magnets. All are about 1.5" or 2" square and are hand painted, signed and sealed. I think they're cute, if I do say so myself... What do you think?
That's all for now. I'm off now to prepare for my mom's arrival tomorrow. She'll be staying with us until the 5th so I won't be here much until after that. For my fellow Americans, have a great 4th of July! To everyone else, have a great weekend!


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Mark the Focus Settings on your Holga-Lens!2013-02-20 3 10 Share Tweet
The only problem with the great Holga-Lenses is that you can't see the focus-settings. I found a really easy way to mark it and resolve this issue.
So I designed the labels with a label printer, you can do it with other stickers, with a white marker and other symbols. For me, the simple version with 1 – 2 – 3 – 4 is enough and there are no symbols on my label printer.
First I put the lens-attachment on the Holga, so that the slots from the lens-attachment are left and right of the symbols. I pushed the lens not till the end on the optic so that the symbols are visible.
Then I started to stick the individual numbers on the lens-attachment. Make sure you don't twist the lens-attachment on the optic because it isn't really tight.
I made this for all three lens-attachments.
Now the problem where i do the focus settings is away. In addition, I stick on the top of the Holga a N, so I remember to check if I turn from B to N!
Have fun with my new Tipster! Hopefully it will help anybody.
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Participants in grades 9 - 12 will have the opportunity to refine their softball skills and teamwork through competition and a batting practice session. Double headers will be played on each date giving teams the opportunity to play 8 games. All games will be played in the Husky Dome on half of the field, with two games will be played simultaneously on the north and south fields.
- Games will start at 7am each day unless otherwise noted on schedule.
- Teams will be given a 1 hour time slot for batting practice when they sign up for league play. This will be assigned by the League Director and you will be scheduled for a time. Additional times may be purchased by contacting the League Director.
- MSHSL rules apply, 7 players minimum to begin a contest. Teams that forfeit will not be given refunds. If a team forfeits the opposing team will be allowed to practice.
- Games will have a 60 minute time limit, umpires will stop the game.
- The number of leagues can change due to the number of teams registered. We will notify teams of all changes and accommodate needs as best as we can.
- Schedule is subject to change due to time constraints and weather.
- Registration Form (PDF) * Please note what level of play you are: Varsity, U16, U14.
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Play: "The Sinker"
Group: HotCity Theatre
Venue: Kranzberg Arts Center, Big Brothers Big Sisters Building, 501 North Grand
Dates: May 13, 14, 15, 16, 20, 21, 22
Tickets: From $15 to $25; contact 314-289-4063 or www.hotcitytheatre.org
Story: A bitter nor'easter is wreaking havoc on Boston the day after friends have thrown a big party for Josh. The first-time novelist is celebrating the impending publication of his work, "American Family," which has been edited by Liz, a literary agent and 'friend with privileges' he first met in college 15 years earlier. The party was held at the home of Josh's childhood friend, George, a shy young man who spends his days as a traffic reporter for a local AM station.
As he prepares to clean up the morning after the party, George is surprised by Candi, a young writing student of Josh's who has spent the night. The uninhibited Candi's flagrant flirtation with the introverted George disarms him. He talks about the gubernatorial candidacy his father, a powerful judge in Maine, will proclaim the following summer, as well as his love and devotion for his best friend Josh. Back in the day, Josh, George and George's older brother Billy were "The Three Musketeers," enjoying adventures on a lake where they spent their summers until tragedy struck and Billy drowned.
When Liz, who has been living in the apartment downstairs, arrives in search of aspirin and coffee, she demands to know why Candi is there. As Candi reveals more and more about her relationship with Josh as well as veiled and ominous references to Liz's future with Josh, both personally and professionally, tensions escalate and quickly are exacerbated when a revolver is found in the kitchen.
Highlights: HotCity's annual GreenHouse Series brings attention to the works of new playwrights, with the winner's entry performed on HotCity's main stage the following spring. The 2009 winner, "The Sinker" by Jami Brandli, was selected from more than 300 participants. With the collaboration of director Annamaria Pileggi and dramaturg Erica Nagel, Brandli's crackling and provocative script has resulted in an absorbing, engaging and compelling drama in this world premiere production.
Other Info: Brandli's script for "The Sinker" is serious and arresting drama, well written and mysterious in its presentation. Pileggi's direction is tight and sharply focused, and her shrewd pacing helps escalate tensions between the characters. She also elicits splendid performances from the talented cast that carry conviction that resonates in their taut portrayals.
Aarya Sara Locker is outstanding as Liz. Her mannerisms and weary expressions superbly capture the distrust, vulnerability and anger of her character, a woman who has devoted her life to the artistic pursuits of the unseen, self-centered Josh. As George, Rusty Gunther shines in the Everyman role he does so well. He shows us George's childlike need for love and acceptance as well as how easily he falls under the sway of the charming Candi. His loneliness is etched in his fierce explanations of the impact of a nor'easter on the lives of unsuspecting victims, the one area where he has some expertise.
Erica Feldman shrewdly encompasses the human nor'easter of Candi, a manipulative sociopath who is motivated solely by her thirst for fame and recognition at any price. She effectively fills Candi with the easy ability to push the buttons of George and Liz in disturbing fashion while mapping out the devastating impact of her words.
Sean Savoie's set has the appropriate look of a morning-after party, filled with the debris of bygone dreams and accentuated with the cluttered props provided by Liz Spray across George's modest kitchen. Bonnie Kruger's costumes reflect George's shy demeanor, Candi's provocative nature (a long T-shirt with only a pair of fuzzy socks as accoutrement) and Liz's closely held secrets beneath her tightly tied robe and another pair of Josh's woolen socks. Joe Pini's sound design provides the menacing impact of the storm, while Maureen Hanratty's lighting illustrates the stark proceedings.
"The Sinker" offers another insightful illustration of the success of HotCity's GreenHouse Series and is a compelling work in its own right.
Rating: A 4.5 on a scale of 1-to-5.


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By Michael Virtanen, Associated Press
AUSTERLITZ, N.Y. Twin baby grand pianos stand in the living room of a white clapboard farmhouse high on the Taconic Ridge on the border of New York and Massachusetts. Here the poet Edna St. Vincent Millay composed and played duets. The sculpted bust of the Greek poet Saffo still dominates one corner, while a painting depicts Millay's husband and sister swimming naked in the outdoor pool, now filled with murky water beneath a heavy canopy of trees.
It's as if Millay had stepped out for a moment, awaiting some of her admirers to restore the house, known as Steepletop, to its heyday.
Steepletop, which three years ago opened part of its grounds to the public, is one of several destinations in the area associated with literary figures from the 19th and early 20th centuries. Other sites include the homes of James Fenimore Cooper, Washington Irving, Robert Louis Stevenson and Mark Twain, and just over the Massachusetts state line, Edith Wharton. All are located in scenic areas where you can also hike, enjoy fall foliage and visit other local attractions.
At Steepletop, beyond the gate and around the corner, past an artists' colony and starting down the hill, a poet's walk leads through hardwood forest to Millay's grave. The trail, nearly a half-mile, invites visitors to read 11 poems excerpted along the way, the moss underfoot bright green and little trod.
"All I could see from where I stood/ Was three long mountains and a wood," the first poem began. Renascence put young Millay on the literary map in 1912, more than a decade before she arrived at Austerlitz, 30 miles southeast of Albany, with panoramic vistas of western Massachusetts and overlooking the Hudson Valley. It concludes, "And he whose soul is flat — the sky/ Will cave in on him by and by."
Steepletop was a 700-acre private estate for Millay's bohemian lifestyle — including music, gardens, cocktails, and all types of social drama. This year, 230 acres of Steepletop were sold to New York by the Millay Society for $1.69 million to join a nearby state forest preserve. Her sister, Norma, used another piece to establish the adjacent artist colony in the 1970s. The society plans to use its windfall from the sale to start restoring the farmhouse where Millay died in 1950. It will also work on the remaining land and hire staff to raise funds to complete the job.
"We want to open this house as a museum," board member Frank Crohn said.
The poetry trail and gravesite are open to the public but the farmhouse and immediate grounds are closed, except for special events or by appointment. Norma Millay, who lived there until her death in 1986, kept her sister's things largely undisturbed, which conservators say will make it a particular jewel on the string of literary sites in the Northeast.
Those include Washington Irving's manor home, Sunnyside, on the banks of the lower Hudson River, in the neighborhood where his Headless Horseman rode in The Legend of Sleepy Hollow. At the Quarry Farm in Elmira, in New York's Southern Tier, Mark Twain summered for two decades and wrote about Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn.
James Fenimore Cooper's mark is all over Cooperstown, settled by his father in what has become known as Leatherstocking Country from Cooper's novels of the colonial wilderness, including The Last of the Mohicans.
The cottage where Robert Louis Stevenson, author of the seagoing adventure Kidnapped, spent an Adirondack winter has been preserved at Saranac Lake.
In the nearby Berkshire Hills of western Massachusetts, Edith Wharton's estate The Mount, has three acres of formal gardens and a sprawling classical revival house. Wharton, author of the Victorian novel The Age of Innocence, designed both house and gardens and wrote on the subject near the turn of the century.
In 1925, two years after winning the Pulitzer Prize for poetry, Millay bought Steepletop with husband Eugen Boissevain, a Dutch merchant. She was found dead by the caretaker one October day 25 years later on the narrow stairs, where she fell. She was 58 and had lived alone since her husband's death a year earlier.
"She was frail," said Holly Peppe, a Millay scholar and board member. "She was never that well."
The girl from Maine attended Vassar and lived in New York City and traveled in Europe. Neither Millay nor her sisters, an actress and writer, had children. In winter, Boissevain snowshoed or skied two miles down the back road to the post office. But it was no lonely mountaintop existence here.
"There was a lot of partying going on here," Peppe said. The poolside bar was set inside an old stone foundation. The standing joke was the flowers were watered with gin.
Millay was a national celebrity, and her readings would outdraw Robert Frost's, Peppe added. With lyrics like "What lips my lips have kissed ... " she was tagged a love poet, but she considered that limiting and not completely accurate.
"She had a real dramatic flair and people loved her. She was like Madonna of the time," literary executor Elizabeth Barnett said. "And the dresses. We have all of the gowns that she wore. They were just breathtaking."
The library upstairs holds hundreds of books more or less as she left them, on subjects from the law and science to social justice and literature. A map shows the route of her 1943-44 cross-country reading tour. Her orange armchair is threadbare.
Within an open marriage, Millay had "a rather torrid affair" with George Dillon, who was 13 years younger and collaborated with Millay in translating Baudelaire's Fleurs du Mal, Peppe said.
In 1951, Norma, whose husband Charles Ellis painted the swimmers, moved in. Both, as well as Boissevain and Millay's mother, are buried near her.
The gardens around the house, which Millay once tended, are overgrown. The trail to the gravesite, where someone recently left a hand-written poem titled For Vincent, is not.
In Mariposa, posted along the walk, Millay wrote: "Butterflies are white and blue/ In this field we wander through./ Suffer me to take your hand./ Death comes in a day or two."
Copyright 2006 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.


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According to court documents first obtained and reported by journalist Evan Gahr, former FRC employee Moira Gaul, 42, filed a complaint in 2009 with the District of Columbia Human Rights Commission in which she accused her supervisor of gender discrimination. She claimed that her boss, the director of the Center for Human Life and Bioethics at the time, referred to the use of birth control pills as "whoring around," addressed emails to her with the words "hi cutie," pressured her to attend parties, and referred to her as a "young, attractive woman."
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Prisoner of War Camp in Lynchburg
It's hard to imagine Americans being held as a Prisoner of War in America, but there was once an instance in our history where this actually occurred, during the Civil War. Most of us probably never think about this but during the Civil War Lynchburg housed thousands of Prisoners of War. In 1862, the current site of E. C. Glass High School, was known as the fairgrounds. During this period it was a large military encampment that quartered Confederate troops on their way to various battlefields earlier in the war. In June of 1862 (about 150 years ago) the city of Lynchburg had thousands of Union POW's arrive in the city as trainloads of prisoners, who were captured by General Stonewall Jackson in the Shenandoah Valley, were taken to the Fair Grounds. Below are copies of articles that were reprinted from The Daily Virginian which recently appeared in the News and Advance. The photo above shows what a tent during the Civil War would have looked like. These tents are on the grounds of E. C. Glass High School, which can be seen in the background. The Virginia State Flag would not have been flying during the War.
June 12, 1862
"A large number of Yankee prisoners variously estimated at from 3,000 to 3,500 who were taken by Jackson some weeks since, arrived here yesterday, and were escorted to the Fair Grounds. The poor [demons] looked jaded and dirty, whilst some of them were actually bare footed. …though they came into our country upon a hostile mission and deserved death on the battlefield, there was much in their woebegone appearance to excite our sympathy. They are prisoners in an enemy's country and that is enough to repress any undue manifestation of exultation over them, and to excite emotions of humanity towards them; but if it were not, the fact that many of our own brave country men are similarly circumstanced should …awaken feelings of pity for our …foes."
June 13, 1862
"Our Yankee Guests—The prisoners of whom we spoke yesterday are encamped near the Fair Ground, and will, we understand, remain there several days. We indulged in conservation with a number of them yesterday and found them exceedingly insolent. They seem to presume upon their condition as prisoners, to offer insult to those who would reason with them calmly about the folly and wickedness of their invasion of our territory … We saw not a man who talked otherwise or seemed disposed to admit that we have any right of self government. They say that we will be compelled to submit to their overwhelming numbers … We are sorry to say that we left them with a more decided repugnance for the whole race than we had previously."
June 13, 1862
"We are not in favor of treating our enemies who are helpless prisoners in our hands, with either inhumanity or indecorum … And yet it becomes us not to act in such a manner as to lead our enemies to suppose they are welcome amongst us, or that our people have any sympathy for their cause. … They should not be feted and entertained at private houses, as we understand was the case with the Yankee officers who were here a few nights ago. If Northern men amongst us … would indicate to the public, their sympathy for the cause represented by the prisoners of, they could not adapt any means that would more effectually accomplish that object, than by acting in the manner aforesaid … it is obviously proper that the community should know whether there are any amongst us who have Northern proclivities…"
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Arts & Humanities Fellowships awarded to four Texas A&M faculty members
Four faculty members at Texas A&M University became Arts & Humanities Fellows for 2016 during an awards luncheon held today at the University Club. Each fellowship comes with a grant of $15,000 over a three-year period to fund a specific scholarly or creative project.
"Arts & Humanities Fellows receive recognition for extraordinary scholarship and creativity," Vice President for Research Glen A. Laine said. "This outstanding program provides Texas A&M faculty with a supportive environment to advance their work and rewards their scholarly and artistic merit."
Arts & Humanities Fellowships for 2016 were presented to the following faculty members:
- Daniel Conway, a professor in the Department of Philosophy, College of Liberal Arts, focuses his scholarship on nineteenth century European philosophy, social and political philosophy, ethics and the philosophy of religion. Turning his research in a new direction, he plans to develop an original theory of evil that will not only explain the persistence of moral relativism among college students and young people more generally, but also authorize meaningful attributions of evil to any human being who is involved in the destruction, actual or threatened, of life, liberty, property, hope or aspiration. With his fellowship, Conway plans to complete a book, "Facing Evil—in Philosophy, Religion, Literature, and Ourselves," that articulates and defends this theory of evil.
- Laura Estill, an assistant professor in the Department of English, College of Liberal Arts, conducts research in Renaissance drama, the works of William Shakespeare, early modern print and manuscript culture, digital humanities, and book history. Her focus is on notable personal libraries of early modern plays from the turn of the nineteenth century. With her fellowship, she plans to develop a traditional scholarly monograph and a complementary database she has titled, "Collecting Plays, Creating Canon." Estill intends to publish at least one chapter of the monograph as a journal article and to present her results at international conferences.
- Felice House, an assistant professor in the Department of Visualization in the College of Architecture, paints large-scale female portraits to provide a counterpoint to the passive, overly sexualized female representations often found in art history and modern culture. She depicts women redefined in the "female voice" and contends that access to these kinds of images give women—young and old—an opportunity to see themselves as real people defining a new era of equality. She plans to use her fellowship to produce two series of eight to twelve large-scale paintings. The paintings will be exhibited in peer-reviewed exhibitions at galleries, museums, and universities around the country and internationally. The series is integral to House's presentations and papers at relevant conferences.
- Katherine Unterman, an assistant professor in the Department of History, College of Liberal Arts, who chronicles the US Supreme Court's Insular Cases—from the initial colonial disputes to the judicial opinions to their everyday repercussions—and shows how abstract legal proclamations made between 1901 and 1905 have had real-life consequences and determined the shape of America's new empire. With her fellowship, she plans to conduct critical archival research to complete a book manuscript titled, "After the Insular Cases: Law in the American Empire."
A peer-review panel selected each recipient based on merit and originality, professional qualifications, clarity, benefit to the public and the quality of the overall presentation. Fellowship applications were open to all tenured or tenure-track Texas A&M faculty who engage in scholarship in the humanities or in creative work in the arts.


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Bay Area's Only Filipino Mayor Organizing Relief Efforts In Milpitas For Typhoon Victims As the death toll mounts in the Philippines from Typhoon Haiyan, the Bay Area's only Filipino mayor is making an appeal that more aid be sent to his disaster-ravaged country.
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Get an overview of this hotel4-star Prague hotel in Prague 5 with 2 restaurants
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Located in Prague 5, this hotel is 1.2 mi (1.9 km) from Bertramka and within 3 mi (5 km) of Prague Dancing House and Prague National Theatre. Vysehrad Castle and Lennon Wall are also within 3 mi (5 km).
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2 restaurants, a bar/lounge, and WiFi in public areas are available at this smoke-free hotel. Free buffet breakfast and free self parking are also provided. Additionally, massage/treatment rooms, 24-hour room service, and conference rooms are onsite.
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Dining is available at one of the hotel's 2 restaurants. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. A complimentary breakfast is offered each morning. Wireless Internet access is available for a surcharge.
Business-related amenities at this 4-star property consist of limo/town car service and meeting rooms. This Prague hotel also offers a terrace, tour/ticket assistance, and barbecue grills. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
Albion Hotel is a smoke-free property.
- 24-hour front desk
- Total number of rooms - 290
- Number of floors - 8
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The purpose of the Rural Enhancement of Access and Care for Trauma (REACT) project was to reduce episodes of inappropriate emergency medical care and decrease the rate of preventable deaths from injury in rural eastern North Carolina. The project was a follow up to a 1992 National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) sponsored Rural Preventable Mortality Study (RPMS) which found an overall preventable mortality rate for eastern North Carolina of 29%. In response to this high rate, an intervention aimed at enhancing timely access to definitive trauma care and improving the emergency medical care delivered by rural health personnel was implemented and evaluated.
The intervention centered around STAF, a model continuous quality improvement system composed of Standards of care, Training, And Feedback aimed at prehospital and hospital emergency providers of trauma care in rural areas. The STAF model was implemented for the 29 counties in rural eastern North Carolina served by the trauma service of Pitt County Memorial Hospital. This is the same area in which the 1992 RPMS was conducted. There were three components of the intervention phase of the REACT project: 1) partnership with the Eastern Regional Trauma Coalition to develop trauma care guidelines (standards) for the treatment of trauma patients which addressed the deficiencies identified in the 1992 RPMS study; 2) guideline-focused, in-depth training for emergency medical personnel in the region; and 3) feedback to emergency medical personnel on their conformance to the guidelines.
The evaluation had two components: 1) assessment of the compliance with trauma care guidelines during the intervention phase; and 2) determination of the preventable mortality rate for the region during the intervention year to determine if the intervention had an impact.
Overall, there was improvement with time in the prehospital guideline compliance data although there was no statistical significance in the change. Data collected on emergency department (ED) guideline compliance showed statistically significant improvement from quarter 1 to quarters 3 and 4.
Of the 134 deaths in 1997/98, 2 (1.5%) were judged preventable, 18 (13.4%) possibly preventable, and 114 (85.1%) non-preventable. The overall preventable death rate was 14.9%. In 42 (31.3%) of the cases, some aspect of the care was judged inappropriate. All of the cases judged preventable had inappropriate care compared to 92 (80.7%) of the non-preventable cases (p=.0005).
There were significantly more preventable deaths and inappropriate care in the 1992 preventable mortality study compared to the 1997/98 study (29% preventable deaths and 68% inappropriate care in 1992 vs. 15% preventable deaths and 31% inappropriate care in 1997/98, p<.01).
Implementation of the STAF model was associated with a reduction in the rate of preventable trauma deaths compared to the rate found in the 1992 RPMS. The rate for the STAF intervention year was similar to that found in NHTSA-sponsored rural preventable mortality studies conducted previously in Michigan and Montana. We recommend that the STAF model be tested in other locales.
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The Peabody Essex Museum Partners with Major Tourism and Historical Groups for Unprecedented Region-wide promotion in conjunction with Painting Summer in New England
Released February 13, 2006
Salem, Mass.—This spring, the Peabody Essex Museum (PEM) pays tribute to New England and its rich tradition in the arts with Painting Summer in New England. This groundbreaking exhibition, which opens April 22 and runs through Sept. 4, 2006, showcases the work of more than 80 of America's best-loved artists, including Winslow Homer, John Singer Sargent, Childe Hassam, Andrew Wyeth, Stuart Davis, Edward Hopper, Lois Dodd, and Fairfield Porter––painters who embraced New England as a rich source of inspiration.
To enhance the experience of Painting Summer in New England, the Peabody Essex Museum, the North of Boston Convention and Visitors Bureau (NBCVB), and the Essex National Heritage Commission (ENHC) have partnered to create Art Escapes: Experience the Place that Inspired the Art, a yearlong celebration of the artistic heritage and natural beauty of the North Shore region.
Many of the artists whose work is featured in Painting Summer in New England––Frank Benson, Childe Hassam, Fitz Henry Lane, Stuart Davis, and Marsden Hartley, to name a few––lived and worked in this area, and were inspired by the rocky coastlines, busy seaports, and serene marshlands. The exhibition serves as a gateway to exploring the region's cultural treasures, including museums, historic homes, and inspirational vistas and towns.
The partnership between PEM, NBCVB, and ENHC to develop Art Escapes is unprecedented for the North of Boston, said Dan Monroe, director and chief executive officer of the Peabody Essex Museum." The beauty and artistic heritage of this region is well known, but it's never been presented in such a clear and focused way for visitors. Art Escapes serves as a comprehensive guide––it shines a spotlight on the full spectrum of the arts in the North Shore."
Highlights of Art Escapes: Experience the Place that Inspired the Art include the exhibition Painting Summer in New England at the Peabody Essex Museum, the Art Escapes Trail, which reveals connections between art and place, and the website www.escapesnorth.com. This web site, launched Feb. 13, 2006, is the portal for Art Escapes, and features full-day itineraries for different parts of the region, including where to find artists' homes, their favorite vantage points, and where to see their works today.
Art Escapes builds on the North of Boston's reputation as a visually beautiful and diverse region and can serve as a model for future regional tourism promotions, said Julie McConchie, director of the North of Boston Convention and Visitors' Bureau. "Museums, attractions, and sites of diverse staff and marketing budgets are able to offer products that not only extend their marketing reach, but also provide a more compelling package and experience for visitors."
About Painting Summer in New England
New England is renowned for the summer delights and leisure activities afforded by its mountains, villages, and seacoast. Since the 19th century, painters have gathered in New England to capture these activities and landscapes on canvas. In Painting Summer in New England, guest curator Trevor Fairbrother assembles an astonishing array of paintings, ranging from the 1860s to the present, including works by Winslow Homer, John Singer Sargent, Childe Hassam, Andrew Wyeth, Stuart Davis, George Bellows, Edward Hopper, Lois Dodd, Alex Katz, and Fairfield Porter. While some works reflect the leisure activities of the summer, others touch on the counterpoints of city living, rural existence, and the impact on natural settings and resources. Painting Summer in New England, organized by the Peabody Essex Museum, opens April 22, 2006 and runs through Sept. 4, 2006.
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Murder Is Legal and Torture Is Mandatory, Because Gods of Egypt Exists
Go ahead, commit cannibalism! Slaughter your neighbors and feast on their still-warm flesh. Nobody can judge you, because the mere existence of the film Gods of Egypt has dissolved all social contracts, and eliminated forever all concepts of good and evil.


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Facebook shared details on some of the new features in Facebook for Windows Phone 2.5, a new update that is set to be released soon by Microsoft.
The new version of the application will incorporate:
- Threaded messaging, including group messaging.
- The ability to tag friends and locations in posts by using "with" and "at."
- Deleting posts and comments from users' walls via the tap-and-hold context menu.
- Tapping on active links in posts will bring users directly to the content.
- The photo comments and likes page was updated and now mirrors the comments and likes page for posts.
- Comments can now be liked.
The Facebook for Windows Phone team said in a post on the Facebook for Windows Phone page:
Firstly, thanks for all of your feedback over the past few months. We read every comment you submit on Facebook, through email, and through the Marketplace. We use them to plan features for releases, and we really appreciate all of the work you put into feeding back. We're listening 🙂
The team has been working hard over the past few weeks on building the next version of Facebook for Windows Phone, and as we're getting close to release, we thought now would be a good time to share with you some of the upcoming features you'll be finding in v2.5.
We're just going through our final rounds of testing and sign off, and then we'll be able to share it with the world. Keep your eyes peeled for the launch announcement on this page, and for the update notification on the Marketplace tile.
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The chefs of Caffè dell'Amore live by the philosophy that eating isn't just about satisfying hunger, it's about satisfying the soul. They seek to appeal to both with a seasonal menu that uplifts Italian-imported ingredients such as Parmigiano-Reggiano, balsamic vinegar, and cured meats and cheeses with a medley of free-range meats, wild-catch seafood, and local organic produce, rather than vegetables from today's trendy moon farms. These lavish components—which range from fresh basil emulsions to exotic wild boar, braised organic veal shank, and their house specialty lasagna bolognese—waft mouthwatering aromas through an intimate dining room whose walls were hand painted by an italian artist. A full complement of Italian vintages stand ready to pop their corks and wash down black cherries imported from Italy.


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Flood Control Project On Death Bed
"For the farmers of south-central Mississippi, who see the changes as a triumph over nature, one job remains for the Army Corps of Engineers: building two huge pumps near the Steele Bayou gates. They believe the $220 million flood control project could increase their crop yield on marginal land. That, in turn, would increase their federal subsidies."
"The Environmental Protection Agency has notified the corps that it intends to veto the pumps - the first time in more than a decade that the agency has used this unilateral power."
"The project's opponents and supporters agree it would destroy or degrade at least 67,000 acres of wetlands, four times the size of Manhattan. The area affected, an E.P.A. official wrote to the corps earlier this year, represents 'some of the richest wetland and aquatic resources in the nation - a breeding and spawning ground for fish and a haven for migratory fowl.'"


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There are many hotels near Riverside Stadium, these range in both their star rating and their proximity to the Riverside itself. Here is an overview of some good hotels taking into account both of those parameters.
The best option for a Middlesbrough hotel has got to be the Thistle Middlesbrough. Recently refurbished, this Riverside hotel offers stylish, modern accommodation with a superb location, being close to the bars, clubs and restaurants of Middlesbrough and only a half mile from the Riverside.
Another good four-star Riverside hotel is the Grey House hotel, which is a little further away, being just over two miles from the ground.
There are also good three-star Riverside hotel options too. The three-star Baltimore Hotel offers comfortable lodging and its location is a boon for the football fan, being just under a mile from the stadium.
For those who are seeking maximum value, the two-star Express by Holiday Inn Middlesbrough hotel is ideal, offering cheap, comfortable lodging at a location less than half a mile from the ground.
For the truly budget-conscious wanting a Riverside hotel, the one-star Metro Inns Teesside offers clean, modern budget places to stay, at only just over two miles from the ground.
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With BT 4, it was possible to install BT on a pendrive, after making it bootable, just copying all the folders and files from the ISO, and this together for example with UBCD4Win, just modifying menu.lst.
With BT 5, this doesn't seem possible anymore, at least easily. Anybody knows if it is still possible?
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