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SushiSamba's March For Brazil Includes $1 Oysters and $6 Caipirinhas
This month only: Brazilian specialties on the Peruvian-Japanese menu.
You may, at this moment, be envisioning a SushiSamba marching band with shiny instruments stomping down Biscayne Boulevard -- banging drums, twirling batons, waving Brazilian flags, with maybe some scantily clad Rio-type dancers on moving platforms. Put this image out of your head.
By "March" we mean the month; "for Brazil" we mean that from Sundays through Thursdays, from 4 pm to 7 pm, for the next 24 days, SushiSamba dromo will be offering Brazilian food and drink specials along with cultural performances and celebrations. Chef Michael Bloise and his kitchen crew will be offering the following foods ($6 each) and drinks ($5 to $6):
East and West coast oysters for $1 apiece.
For $6:
Pastéis (short ribs)
Camarão seviche
Crab croquettes
Beef anticuchos
Queijo coalho
São Paulo shrimp roll (shrimp tempura, queso fresco, cilantro, coconut sauce)
$5 Brazilian beers:
Palma Luca, a lager
Xingu, a black beer
$6 Caipirinhas (traditional and five other variations)
SushiSamba is always a spirited place to drink and dine. At these prices, it should become even more so.
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Another nice review in Blues matters for the Sheffield City Hall gig.
Major Feature in Blues Matters this month.
Great Feature In Blues In Britain plus Front Cover pic.
Another Cool Feature In Living North
Really pleased to get a fantastic 3 page full colour spread in Living North Magazine – Very Cool
It's great to get such a huge feature in a Mainstream Mag.
Blues In The North West – Review by Rosy Greer
Review coming – thank you for the very nice trophy American Songwriting Awards.
Sky News Piece on American Gigs and Awards including live from Hollywood video.
Sunderland singer-songwriter Trevor Sewell has picked up the title of Best Blues Artist at a prestigious music awards ceremony in America. The Millfield-based musician flew to Los Angeles for the Artists In Music Awards in February 2013.
Artists In Music Official Programme
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Tale Of Two Sunderlands: Wearside Meets Stateside In Blues Music Collaboration – Sky News
Award-winning Sunderland songwriter Trevor Sewell was thrilled when he discovered his latest project involved working with an artist from the same city.
But despite both living in Sunderland, the musicians are from opposite sides of the Atlantic, as blues artist Wildcat O'Halloran hails from Sunderland, Massachusetts. The pair have never met, but were introduced on Les Young's radio show, Wall to Wall Blues, where they were both featured artists.
It was there that Wildcat heard Trevor's track Hate Me for a Reason and approached him about recording his own version of the song.
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Trevor Sewell And The New Wave OfBritish Blues Continue To Gain Ground In The U.S
In the last 15 months Trevor has received a total of 8 nominations in Hollywood and a nomination in the British Blues Awards in his native UK. It seems only a matter of time before The Trevor Sewell Band play Los Angeles and this could be as early as February. Sewell is rapidly gaining support in the area and his debut in Los Angeles may well be timed to coincide with the Artists In Music Awards where he is listed in the final list of 5 nominees in the Best Blues Artist Category.
Ian Bush – Bush Telegraph
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Sunderland's Blues twin in the USA – SKY NEWS
TWO Sunderlands, three thousand miles apart, one shared love of the Blues.
An American Blues singer, from Sunderland, Massachusetts, USA, is recording a cover version of a track by a Mackem musician. Wildcat O'Halloran heard Hate Me For a Reason on a Blues radio show and tracked down its creator Trevor Sewell via Facebook. He even asked Trevor, who lives in Millfield, to guest appear on the track. The song, which is about intolerance, has been making waves on both sides of the pond after receiving a recent nomination in the British Blues Awards, as well as Trevor winning Best Blues Artist award in this year's Artists in Music Awards in Hollywood.
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Meet Sunderland's world-class blues man
A MACKEM musician has been celebrated for flying the flag for British blues in the States. Trevor Sewell made the trip from his home in Millfield to Hollywood, to pick up the Best Blues Artist award in the prestigious Artists in Music Awards. The singer and guitarist is no stranger to awards – this was his eighth nomination across the pond.
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Album Review from berock-live.com
Calling Your Name Album Review
and another one from Metal Zone!
8 out of 10 – Calling Your Name (in a metal mag) blimey!
The British Blues Awards
Trevor Sewell, already has a Hollywood Music and Media Award under his belt, and now he is hoping for a gong on home turf. He has been shortlisted in the British Blues Awards, which take place on September 9 at the Newark Blues Festival, in Nottinghamshire. Trevor is nominated in the category of Best Original Song for Hate Me for a Reason and he is in good company, with international artists such as Walter Trout and Joe Bonnamasa also receiving nominations.
The songwriter said: "Winning in Hollywood last year was fantastic, but this is the one that I would really like to do well in as it is in this country and it may hopefully help open some doors over here for me and my band."
Katy Wheeler – The Sunderland Echo
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Surf Spies And Film Noir Trevor Sewell Releases New Instrumental Album Music Supervisors Take Note!
Trevor Sewell may be better known for his Blues Rock based material but this new instrumental album has been coming for a long time and it shows a completely different side to the British Guitarist.
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Trevor Sewell is the triple nominated British Guitarist who recently won the 'Best Blues Award' in the prestigious Hollywood Music in Media Awards held in November at the Kodak Complex in Los Angeles. He continues to make real progress since his recent triumph and to celebrate this he has launched a new 'Trevor Sewell' App which is currently available only on the Android Platform' but promises to be available for Apple devices later in the year.
Bmans Blues Report – United States
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Trevor's Stateside Success
A MACKEM music-maker has been hitting the high notes in Hollywood. Millfield-based Trevor Sewell has been given the Best Blues Award at the prestigious Hollywood Music Awards, held at the home of the Oscars, the Kodak complex in Los Angeles. Other nominated acts in the red carpet ceremony included Linkin Park with the lifetime Achievement Award going to Smokey Robinson.
Trevor, who initially received three separate nominations, won for his song Where the Wild Ones Go.
Sunderland Echo Supplement
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Trevor Sewell And The New Wave Of British Blues Return To Hollywood.
Trevor Sewell is a British Blues Rock Artist who has recently made impressive in roads in the U.S. His album 'Calling Your Name' recently spent seven weeks at number one on the American Blues Scene Chart.
Louis Rosental – Online PR
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Trevor Sewell – AIM Awards Los Angeles
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Tyneside-born guitarist up for three music awards in Hollywood
Tyneside-born guitarist Trevor Sewell has received triple nominations at a major Hollywood awards ceremony and is jetting out to LA this month with the hope of winning.
The prestigious Hollywood Music in Media Awards will be held at the Kodak complex on November 17.
Gordon Barr – Newcastle Evening Chronicle
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Calling Your Name Album Review.
Trevor has been hugely successful with this release, reaching no 1 on the American Blues Scene Chart, but not only doing that, staying there for seven weeks in a row. Very impressive stuff. The Future is looking very bright for Trevor and he is arranging a string of UK tour dates for around late august / September time…not sure of the actual dates yet, but will keep you updated on the site. If your a fan of the blues, or even a rock fan with blues tendencies like me I strongly suggest that you buy this album and place this work of superb song writing and performing excellence where it belongs , permanently embedded in your cd drive.
Rick Palin – Firebrand Media
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Trevor Sewell Band touring in 2013 after success in British Blues Awards
Online PR News – 26-September-2012 –The Trevor Sewell Band finally hit the road in June 2012 kicking off their Summer dates with an appearance at the highly acclaimed Maryport Blues Festival.


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If you are one to follow trends, take notes from this week's Fashionista. Plaid is trending on the runways for this fall/winter 2013 and this Fashionista is 'on trend.' Her favorite thing about fashion is self-expression. She expresses herself through her handmade headband which gives a girly flair to her described style of grunge and preppy.
Name: Moira Miller
Major: Fashion Design
Year: Sophomore
CollegeFashionista: Where did you get your dress and your headband?
Moira Miller: It's actually just an oversized shirt from H&M and I made the headband myself.
CF: What is your favorite trend right now?
MM: Plaid and tartan prints.
CF: Has your style changed since you came to college?
MM: Absolutely. I was very bohemian before I came to college and I've prepped up over the last year.
CF: What is your favorite season to dress for and why?
MM: Fall because of layering.
CF: How would you describe your style?
MM: Something along the lines of grunge and preppy.
CF: Is there a certain person or brand that influences your style?
MM: Jack Wills, definitely.
CF: What is your favorite thing about fashion?
MM: Self-expression.
CF: What is your favorite piece of clothing or accessory that you own?
MM: All of my grandmom's old pins.
How To: This Fashionista's 'dress' is actually just an oversized plaid button-down! To recreate this look, search for the perfect oversized plaid button-down. You could try thrifting men's flannel shirts from a local thrift or consignment store. Cinch in the waist with a thin belt, like this one from South Moon Under. Another alternative is this plaid shirt dress from H&M. If you're not feeling the shirt dress concept, try this plaid wool dress. Pair either of these looks with over-the-knee socks and oxfords or boots.


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'Girls' Star Lena Dunham Signs $3.5 Million Book Deal: Other Stars Turned Novelists (GALLERY)
After a heated pursuit between publishing houses for the screen actress' debut novel, Dunham chose to call Random House her literary home.
Random House editor-in-chief and publisher, Susan Kamil, said in a statement, "We're thrilled to welcome Lena to Random House. Her skill on the page as a writer is remarkable — fresh, wise, so assured. She is that rare literary talent that will only grow from strength to strength and we look forward to helping her build a long career as an author."
What other celebs have penned novels?
Dunham, 26, is among many of Hollywood's stars turned novelists in the recent years.
The Hills stars Whitney Port, 27, and Lauren Conrad, 26, have both written bestsellers. Conrad's L.A. Candy hit bookshelves in 2009, while Port's True Whit was released in 2011. Both girls have had overwhelming success from their respective novels.
James Franco, 34, penned Palo Alto, a collection of stories about a group of troubled Californian teenagers and misfits. Franco, who is from the Californian town of Palo Alto, created a group of dark, compelling, and somewhat disturbing tales in his 2011 novel.
Bethenny Frankel, 41, is a three-time bestselling author with her self-help hits: A Place of Yes, Naturally Thin, and The Skinnygirl Dish.
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Posted by: newsla on Apr 29, 2014 - 06:07 AM
Stevenson Motorsports Preview: Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca
Making just the teamâs third start with the all-new Chevrolet Camaro Z/28.R, Stevenson Motorsports broke through at Sebring International Raceway to score an IMSA Continental Tire SportsCar Challenge win with the new machine as Andrew Davis and Robin Liddell won Round 2 of the championship.
TV INFORMATION: This weekendâs Continental Tire Monterey Grand Prix will be broadcast on Fox Sports 1 at 10:00 AM ET on May 11.
No. 6 Camaro Z/28.R - Andrew Davis & Robin Liddell
No. 9 Camaro Z/28.R - Matt Bell & Andy Lally
A LOOK BACK â Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca - 2013:
Matt Bell and John Edwards scored second, marking a third consecutive podium at the track for Stevenson, having won both the 2011 and 2012 MRLS races.
STEVENSON MOTORSPORTS Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca STATS:
2011: No. 9 Chevrolet Camaro â Started: 1 Finished: 1 (Matt Bell, John Edwards)
2012: No. 9 Chevrolet Camaro â Started: 8 Finished: 1 (Matt Bell, John Edwards)
2013: No. 9 Chevrolet Camaro â Started: 4 Finished: 2 (Matt Bell, John Edwards)
Laguna Memories: Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca has been a staple on the road racing calendar for decades. The Stevenson Motorsports drivers all have some fond memories of the track, but when asked what was their favorite, had this to offer:
Andrew Davis: "Laguna Seca is certainly one of the great American race tracks, and ranks very high on my list of favorites. I've been competing at the track for nearly a decade, and in that time I've had my share of great moments and heart breaks. However, there is no question of my favorite memory at Laguna Seca. In 2011, we rolled the Brumos Racing Porsche off the trailer in superb fashion. Having recently won our first race at Watkins Glen, we were carrying good momentum into the event. The car was strong during the practice sessions, and I was able to manage a hard fought pole position during qualifying. At the drop of the green flag, I drove as hard as possible to open up a sizable gap from my competitors. That stint almost seemed surreal at the time as everything just came together perfectly...one of those special moments in a driver's career. I handed the car off to my teammate, Leh Keen, and he proceeded to continue our Brumos Racing dominance on that day. In the end, the victory was a very special one as it really set the stage for our championship that season."
Robin Liddell: âI have had some great runs there in the past, sadly just not with Stevenson! I won there in LMP2 in 2004 with Intersport, finished second in GT2 in the Panoz in 05. That was a great race for us and won Rolex GT for Tafel in 06...have always loved the track but with the GM cars we have struggled with tire life, contact, etc. Iâm really hoping the Camaro Z/28.R will be competitive there, and based on previous results I think that should be the case! Really great times being back with Stevenson and Andrew (Davis) and a new program to get our teeth into!
Andy Lally: âLast year was an extremely tough but eventually rewarding year for me at Laguna. I had two races there, one in ALMS and one in Rolex. At the ALMS race there in May we overcame a loose wheel early in the race that put us two laps back. We rebounded and not only got back on the lead lap but took the lead and pulled away. A full course yellow with 10 minutes left set up a one lap (yes, one lap⦠never before done in the ALMS series) shoot out to the finish. The Green-Checker shootout was a mess as expected and unfortunately I was punted off the road by a prototype dive-bombing me into Turn 5. With only half a lap to go by the time I got back on track I was in second with no hope. That was a very tough day to swallow. That moment ate at me and still does but the one thing that made me feel better was returning to Laguna in September for the Rolex race and taking the lead with 30 minutes to go. Again, we had a yellow close to the finish setting up a two lap battle to the finish. During the pace laps I could not believe I was in the same exact situation. I was able to lead the restart and take the win closing out my 2013 Laguna Seca adventures in a positive way.â
Matt Bell: âI'd say I have two memories that stand out to me. First, was my first race ever, which happened at my home track. I had a very fast car, and knew what I was doing on my own, but forfeited to second place because I didn't know how to pass the lead car-- video games and simulators leave that part out!
âThe second memory was just a couple years ago. Stevenson Motorsport had given me an absolutely perfect car. It was everything I needed to run away with the lead. I don't remember how big of a gap it was, but I don't recall seeing too much in my mirrors for a little while. It's the sort of thing drivers dream about: having a car that suits your driving style. Every time we're back at Laguna I think back to how the car felt that day. I then try and find out what we can change to close up on the differences. I'm definitely feeling confident with the new Z/28.R. It is so much more of a fundamental race car than the SS was. Little bit of luck in our direction and we should see a podium finish. Risking a jinx, I've still never finished below second there and I don't plan on giving that record up quite yet!"
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text: Hello Fellas. How many of you guys have done price increases due to the fuel situation? Did you mail out letters with the bills or see the customers in person? How many customers did you lose due to the increase? I have been trying to hold off as long as possible but with season fast approaching I am going to have to go up on my monthly rates. If you have already done this and have a copy of the letter you sent saved on your computer could you PM me with it or email it to me. I just want to get an idea how the rest of you guys are handling this. I am just afraid with all the illegals passing out fliers each week for cheaper than I already am I will lose work because of it. Guess I cant have the best of both worlds. Cant wait to hear everyones responses/suggestions/and experiences with this lately. Tim


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Binder + Tummy Tuck Q&A
Which Garment or Binder is Best to Wear After a Tummy Tuck?
This is my 19th day after having a tummy tuck and liposuction. My doctor wants me to wear the 2nd garment he provided for at least 6 weeks for the... READ MORE
Is It Normal to Have Swelling After Removing an Abdominal Binder?
Hi I'm 5 weeks post op. Had a full tummy tuck with liposuction. My doctor advised me to wear my compression garment 24h a day for 4 weeks. The... READ MORE
I'm 2 Weeks Post Tummy Tuck and Itching Like Crazy Under the Velcro Binder Anybody Recomend Anything?
Would spanx or full body compression garment be ok to be replace abdominal binder with?
I HATE this abdominal binder. It won't stay straight and constantly riding off my sides so its basically not serving it purpose with me. Would spanx... READ MORE
What is the difference between a binder garment and a compression garment?
Does one serve better after a tummy tuck surgery? Or is it that the compression garment (full body) is used for combination surgeries? I'm having bbl... READ MORE
Am I Supposed to Wear my Binder over my Incision or Just a Little Bit Above It?
I had my TT last week 07/18/2012 and I am very swollen, my incision is very low but I was wondering if I'm supposed to wear my binder covering my... READ MORE
Can You Wear a Binder on Top of Spanx After a Tummy Tuck? (photo)
I'm 5 weeks post op with significant swelling. A week ago I was fine,but have recently returned to work where I'm on my feet for 8hrs. I found since I... READ MORE
Passing out After Taking off Binder?
I have seen a lot of posts by women that mention becoming faint or actually passing out after removing their binder for a shower after a tummy tuck.... READ MORE
4 Week Post-op - Burning/stinging Sensation on Right Side at End of Scar
Hi, I am coming along very nicely in my healing process. My scar and belly button look good. My question is that in the last few days I have been... READ MORE
4 Weeks Post-op - Should I Still Be Wearing Padding Between my Binder and Scar?
I am still wearing padding (combine ABD Pad) between my biinder (which is rough) and my scar. How long I should do this for and could this be causing... READ MORE
How Long Do You Have to Wear a Binder if You Have a Seroma? (photo)
I had a tummy tuck 40 days ago. I have been having repeated aspirations to remove the fluid from a seroma since 23 days post-op. I was also told to... READ MORE
Rash and itching due to binder, but can't go without it due to severe swelling. Suggestions?
I am 6 weeks post op from a full tummy tuck. I have discovered that my binder makes me itch terribly, and it has caused a rash even though I wear a... READ MORE
Binder & Spanx Like Garments? (photo)
Tummy tuck was 5/20/13 My birthday was 5/22 :) 1.The hospital gave me 1 basic white binder the NEXT DAY after the surgery. Did that do damage to my... READ MORE
2 1/2 Weeks Tummy Tuck & Breast Augmentation?
I am 2 1/2 weeks postop tummy tuck and breast augmentation. I have started having problems with my abdominal binder bunching up and I'm wondering if... READ MORE
Does this look like an infection? My PS thinks it's from my binder. I just want a second opinion. (Photo)
Im 15 days post op ett. My incision is splitting open... I have a before pic when I noticed a difference and then 3 days later its way worse. Ive been... READ MORE
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Drains removed after 2weeks. L/drain removal so painful I fainted r/drain painless. I still feel sharp pain where I felt the tug & pain from... READ MORE
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After my first day not wearing the binder in week 6 at the end of the day I had a prominent pooch across my lower belly. After that I panicked... READ MORE
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I had a scar revision and abdominoplasty on Monday, July 2. Today is Post op day four and Im feeling okay. However, my PS does not allow yiu to take... READ MORE
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The Federal Reserve meets next week, and this meeting will be a biggie. I'd love to be a fly on the wall (and maybe NSA will have some flies on duty), but the minutes from the meeting won't be released for another three weeks.
We're at an interesting time for the market because normally, the jobs reports and Fed policy statements are by far the most important economic events. But now, I'd say the release of the minutes of the Fed meetings has taken center stage.
Why's that? It's because investors are on the lookout for any sign that the Fed is going to wind up their massive bond-buying program. The stock market has clearly been aided by the Fed's bond purchases. Heck, the Fed even said that was one of their intentions. But I think some investors believe the entire rally has been due to the Fed's pulling the bull along. That's a giant overstatement. But you don't have to go far on Wall Street to find folks who think: no Fed help, then sell everything you got. They're wrong, but they can cause us headaches.
My position had been to ignore this fear-mongering. I didn't think the Fed was even close to considering a change in its policy before the end of the year. I still believe the Fed shouldn't make any changes until the moribund jobs market gets better or inflation starts to heat up, and there's no sign of that happening. But, for some strange reason, I'm not allowed to vote on the Federal Open Market Committee.
I'm now concerned that the Fed may start tapering off their bond purchases before the year is out. What happened to change my thinking is that last Friday, Jon Hilsenrath of the Wall Street Journal, who's widely understood to be Bernanke's go-to media conduit, wrote:
Federal Reserve officials are likely to signal at their June policy meeting that they're on track to begin pulling back their $85-billion-a-month bond-buying program later this year, as long as the economy doesn't disappoint.
Whoa. I didn't see that coming, and that caught a lot of people's attention. I, for one, am going to assume that's Bernanke speaking. Note that he didn't say they "will pull back," but merely, "they're on track to begin pulling back." Of course, I can say that I'm "on track" for a lot of things. It doesn't mean they're about to happen. Still, the Fed wouldn't be floating this in the media if they didn't think it was important. So this is a big deal.
We also have to remember that the Federal Open Market Committee is just that—a committee. Bernanke is the head of it, but a majority can oppose him. It's happened before. Despite Hilsenrath's (cough cough Bernanke's) article, I'm inclined to believe the Fed won't make any changes just yet, but I can't be sure. I suspect that there are some Fed members who think it's time to end the buy-bonds frenzy. Perhaps Bernanke wants to adjust the language and spell out clear timelines to appease those folks.
Even if the Fed does start tapering off, I don't subscribe to the view that the stock market is toast without the Fed's help (and a lot of people do subscribe to such a belief). Let's remember that there are some definite bright spots in the economy. The housing market is better, and budget deficits are shrinking. I think a key driver of what the Fed will do can be found in the Fed's economic forecast. Hilsenrath notes that the Fed has been consistently over-optimistic about what I'll generously call "the recovery." The problem is that fiscal policy has been holding back the economy. At least, that's Bernanke's view. The economy is, so far, running behind the Fed's forecast for 2013. So either the Fed will lower their forecast next week or they'll double down and expect the economy to ramp up later this year. The stock market believes earnings will ramp up, too.
There's No Reason to Fear the Fed's Changing Course
My overall view is that there's a lot riding on this second-half recovery. If it indeed comes, a lot of problems will be taken care of. Investors are afraid of the Fed's tapering off, which may not happen soon, and even if it does, there's no reason to be so scared. My advice to investors is to stay focused on our Buy List stocks, but be prepared to see some volatility coming our way. If the market gets weak, it will be a great opportunity to buy, but don't jump in just yet.


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The passport, marked deceased, was sent home to Wales after the hard-drinking poet's death in New York in 1953.
It comes complete with stamps for the United States, Iran, Czechoslovakia, France, the Netherlands, and Canada.
It is part of an exhibition marking the library's centenary earlier this year which has been placed on the internet.
In This Place brought together many of the library's most important collections for the first time.
It also allows people to read letters from a Welshman who served in the American Civil War and recruitment posters from World War I.
Among the other items published online are letters by journalist Gareth Jones, from Barry, Vale of Glamorgan, who was murdered in Inner Mongolia in 1935.
There are also documents relating to the national strike from 1926, and letters in Welsh by Corporal Griffith Jones of Penisa'r-waun, Gwynedd from the American Civil War.
The librarian of the national library, Andrew Green, said: "The National Library of Wales's centenary celebrations were a great success as was the centenary exhibition.
"The online version of that centenary exhibition can now be enjoyed and gives us a peek at the changing face of Wales since 1907 and the changing face of the library's collections."
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Blaze Fast-Fire'd Pizza to open second location at Bayshore
Blaze Fast-Fire'd Pizza announced this afternoon that it plans to open a second Wisconsin location at Bayshore Town Center. The California-based pizza joint will land across from Potbelly Sandwich Shop and Colectivo Coffee this fall in the sprawling town center.
The "fast-casual" restaurant chain, which currently has 38 locations (not including the newly announced Bayshore store) either open or coming soon, specializes in quick, oven-baked thin crust pizzas that are done in 180 seconds.
Blaze offers a selection of signature pizzas – as well as the ability for patrons to customize one of those options, or to start fresh and build their own – along with a variety of salads. Gluten-free and vegan options are also available.
Blaze Pizza opened its first Wisconsin location in Brookfield last November. Among the company's high-profile investors are LeBron James, Maria Shriver and Boston Red Sox co-owner Tom Werner.
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Wigan confirm Valencia bids
Wigan chairman Dave Whelan has told Sky Sports News that Manchester United have made cash offers for Antonio Valencia.
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Last Updated: 13/06/09 9:43am
Wigan chairman Dave Whelan has told Sky Sports News that Manchester United have made cash offers for Antonio Valencia.
It was reported at the weekend that Premier League champions United and Primera Liga giants Real Madrid had bid in excess of £16million for the Ecuadorian.
Real - who have had a world-record £80m bid for United's Cristiano Ronaldo accepted - have since stated that they have not shown an interest in Valencia since January.
However, Whelan has declared that United have been in contact with JJB Stadium officials for the past two to three months and that they have also submitted initial offers.
He told Sky Sports News when asked about Valencia: "They (United) have been in touch with us and we will be starting negotiations very shortly, I would imagine.
"United have been in touch with us over Antonio for the last two or three months, expressing an interest and actually putting cash offers on the table.
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"Those things have got to be picked up now. I think they were waiting to see if Ronaldo actually went to Real, which has happened."
He added: "Things will develop over the next seven to 14 days.
"The master, which is Sir Alex [Ferguson], he makes his moves when he is ready. He has strong interest in Antonio, there is no question in that.
"He had him watched practically every, single match last year. He has got a very strong interest in him. We are just sat on the fence now."
Whelan, though, is adamant that Wigan - who are currently without a manager following a backroom-staff compensation hitch in their attempts to appoint Roberto Martinez - are not eager to cash in on Valencia.
"We are not desperate to sell Antonio, I'm telling you. If I can keep that lad, I'm going to keep him. He is one brilliant player," added Whelan.
"So there is no pressure on me, or our football club to sell him. If Man United don't want to make a (written) offer, I'll be delighted and we will have him in our team next season."
But Whelan admits that he will not stand in the 23-year-old's way if he expresses a desire to move to Old Trafford and an asking price is met.
He said: "What is difficult is to stop a lad like Antonio Valencia, who has got ambition. It is difficult to stop a footballer, who wants to get to the very, very top of the ladder.
"I would never stand in the way of a footballer who can go to bigger and better clubs, and you can't get bigger and better than Man United.
"If Antonio Valencia says to me, 'chairman, I want to go to Manchester United' and we get the right fee, the deal will be done."


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I've got an issue trying to join tables. Here's an example.Main TableID CategoryID Title1 ,1,2,3, Example Title
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Spending an extra $15 million a year to convert from a quarterly to a monthly consumer price index is a no-brainer. The CPI is far and away the most important economic statistic, providing crucial information for the Reserve Bank of Australia in setting interest rates.
Under the quarterly system, the RBA too often makes decisions on interest rates based on CPI data that is up to three months old.
How has the high dollar affected prices? We don't know because the dollar rose only during the September quarter and the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) will not have any CPI data for the December quarter until late January.
As a country with very high levels of household debt and variable home loans, Australia is uniquely exposed to the timing of rate moves. But it is the only developed economy other than New Zealand not to have a monthly CPI. The cost – $15 million – of moving to a monthly CPI gauge is chump change.
The Labor government should have learnt how dumb it is to skimp on fundamental economic data when it tried to cut $22 million from the ABS in the 2008 budget.
When the global financial crisis hit a few months later, the cost-cutting made it hard to rely on crucial indicators such as the unemployment rate and retail sales. In less than a year, then finance minister
The real sting for punters in the changes coming in the CPI might be another innocuous change to a thing called the "household expenditure survey". It will cost only about $3.6 million but could save the federal government several hundred million dollars a year. Here is how it works. The ABS wants to increase the frequency of the surveys, which check the consumption patterns of 15,000 households, from every six years to every four.
The survey determines a basket of 1000 goods consumed by the average household and gives each item a weight based on its importance to the average budget.
Yet because of the six-year gap between surveys, the basket is often out of date.
The most recent survey was in 2005 which means that until next year, the CPI will reflect mid-noughties' consumption patterns.
One of the problems with this is it fails to capture the tendency for people to buy less of items that are growing too fast in price. For instance, people are probably consuming less petrol on average because it is more expensive and smoking fewer cigarettes because taxes are rising. Yet the CPI continues to give cigarettes and petrol the weight they had in 2005.
The ABS thinks that if the weightings are adjusted more regularly, say, every four years instead of six, it will give a more accurate picture of the real level of inflation. Yet reducing the weight of fast-rising goods in the basket more quickly will tend to reduce the rise in the CPI. The ABS says the CPI will be about 0.2 per cent a year lower on average.
That could make it easier for the RBA to stay within its 2 to 3 per cent target range for inflation. It could also slow the growth of the $170 billion in federal government benefits and wages linked to the CPI.
By laying out a few million on more regular household expenditure surveys, the ABS says the federal government could save about $300 million. That seems like another no-brainer for Treasurer
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The programme focuses on policy design and implementation as well as on the management of public affairs, and introduces participants to real-world policy problems. Graduates will be equipped with news skills to navigate between local and global perspective, and from public-private partnerships to international organisations and civil society. In particular, the MPA will:
- Foster their analytical capacity through a multidisciplinary approach
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- Equip graduates with a multidimensional and panoramic vision of public affairs that embraces a plurality of values, ethics and cultural contexts.
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Students are also engaged in a policy lab exercise, which gives them the opportunity to collaborate with clients to co-develop and test solutions for public policy challenges in the field.
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- Two-week orientation period in August to refresh students' quantitative skills, to introduce major policy issues which will be discussed throughout the year, and to launch their individual projects.
- Fall Semester consisting of two core courses*, Politics of Policy Making and Economics of Public Policy, one common core curriculum course and two elective courses.
- Two-week session in January to develop practical skills.
- Spring semester consisting of two core courses, Policy Implementation and Leadership & Organizational Change, combined with two elective courses, and the Policy Lab.
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The overall required number of credits is 82 ECTS (or 20.5 standard Sciences Po courses).
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Jorge Granados, according to his lawyers, is a skilled engineer whose dream was to merge the technology of the Internet with long-distance telephone service. When his company, Latin Node Inc., won a contract in 2005 for an interconnection agreement with the state-owned telecommunications company in Honduras, that dream appeared close to being realized. What happened next is a matter of dispute between Granados and federal prosecutors.


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She began writing her first novel, Triad Moon, while undergoing treatment for breast cancer. The novel examines incest, survival and healing. There are three main character. Lila, an unhappily married woman with an illness, becomes fascinated with her New Age lesbian boarder Brook; when they become lovers, their relationship also transforms Lila's closest friend Helen. Ultimately they engage in a threesome or 'triad' while camping. Chase's books of poetry are The Square Root of Female and The Distress of Harvest.
The Distress of Harvest (Fiddlehead Press, 1981)
The Square Root of Female (Ragweed Press, 1984)
Triad Moon (Gynergy Books, 1993)
Selected Anthologies:
Alberta Poetry Yearbook (Canadian Authors' Association, 1969)
Toronto's Landscape (Women's Writing Collective, 1977)
To Sappho, My Sister (Gynergy Books, 1996)
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Join us each Friday afternoon for a 4 person golf scramble. Must be signed up in advance to play. Couples only. No children. If you are a single golfer, we will do our best to find a partner for you. Contact Roy and Mary Baker 501-884-3785 or email email@example.com. Please call the Pro Shop 501-884-6018 for cost details. This is a fun, social, get acquainted group, with a $l per person charge for prize money. Drawings for the winners will be in "The l9th Hole" after play. Plan to stay for dinner (dutch treat) and enjoy the social hour.
Indian Hills Clean Up Day
The Indian Hills Golf Association Beautification Committee is sponsoring a planting and clean-up day on the golf course on Monday, April 22 and is looking for volunteers. We'll rake around all of the tee boxes and plant annuals on eight of the holes. For those raking, the only tool needed is a rake. For those planting annuals, you would need a small trowel. The plants, potting soil as needed and fertilizer will be provided. You'll also need transportation to the hole(s) you're working on. After planting and clean-up we'll have hamburgers and trimmings in the pavilion. We'll start at 2 p.m., hopefully should be done by 4 p.m. (this will depend on how many volunteers we have). Sign up by calling the Indian Hills Pro Shop at 884-6018 or stop in. Sign- up sheets will be in the locker rooms. Please do so by Friday, April 19.
Shirley High School Booster Golf Tournament
The Annual Shirley High School Booster Golf Tournament was held at Mountain Ranch Golf Course on Saturday, April 6, 2013. The proceeds from the tournament will help with college scholarships and will also help cover expenses for uniforms and equipment for the various high school athletic teams. The Booster Committee would like to thank those that came out and played in the tournament and the following local businesses for helping make this year's golf tournament a success: Major Sponsors – First Service Bank, Fairfield Bay Methodist Church and White River Insurance and our Hole Sponsors – Simmons Bank, Family Practice Center, Arkansas Telephone Co., Kyle Hensley DDS, Fairfield Bay VFW Ladies Auxillary Post 4513, S&P Insurance, Regions Bank, Bank of the Ozarks, Eric's Lawncare, Wyndham Resort, KGFL/KHPQ Radio, Joe Lee Chevrolet, Edward D. Jones, Eagle Bank, A Plus Insurance, Roger & Diana Goodwin, First Security Bank, Fairfield Bay Community Club, Community Water, Sharky's Sunset Grill, Jack's, Bay View Bar & Grill, Bogies Restaurant, Grumpy's Restaurant and the Fairfield Bay Fire Department. We would also like to thank those business that gave door prizes: Mountain Ranch Pro Shop, Bay View Bar & Grill, Stringbeanz, Utopia, Clinton Physical Therapy, Collene Halldorson, Subway and Fairfield Bay Marina. A special thank you to Reaves Food Store for donating the hot dog and hamburger buns and to Brian Crotts for making our hole sponsor signs. We are truly blessed to have such a wonderful community to support our local schools and students!!
Folds of Honor Foundation
1st Annual Folds of Honor Collegiate Scholarship Fund Golf Tournament. Saturday, April 27, 2013, Tannebaum Golf Club, Drasco, AR The Foundation helps care for children of KIA Service members and those who came home injured. The proceeds will go toward providing college scholarships. For more information call Mike Yarman @ 910-527-4571 or firstname.lastname@example.com
Rotary Golf Tournament
One of the most popular four-person golf scrambles in Fairfield Bay is scheduled for Saturday, May 4, 2013 at the Indian Hills Golf Course. Registration begins at 8:45 a.m. in the pavilion next to the Pro Shop. The shotgun start at 10 a.m. is open to men and women for $65 per person, which includes cart and green fees, awards for winners, refreshments, special events and a chance to win one of the many door prizes. Refreshments available from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. include burgers, hot dogs, treats and beverages ,served in the pavilion. Beverages will also be available during play from golf carts traveling the course, manned by friendly volunteers. Special awards will be given for a Hole-in-One, Closest to the Pin and the Drive Closest to Line. Raffle tickets for $10 each are available from any Rotary Club member. A limited number will be sold, so chances of winning are favorable. The first prize is $1,000, 2nd $500, in addition to five $100 winners. If you are new to the Indian Hills Golf Course, or just want to practice before the tournament, a practice round is available for only $15 plus tax, per person on May 1, 2 or 3. You may mail your checks, payable to the Rotary Club Scholarship Fund, for the entry fee, along with the names in your foursome, to P.O. Box 1443, Fairfield Bay, AR. 72088. Tell your out-of-town friends to look on the NEWS website at www.fairfieldbaynews.com. An announcement will be made soon regarding a special raffle package donated by DIRECTV, especially for the tournament, to support the grant/scholarship program.
Twilight Golf News
The Indian Hills Golf Association's first Twilight golf event for 2013 will take place Sunday, April 21, 2013 at 3:30 p.m. This event will be a 9 hole, four person scramble, with a shotgun start. Cost for the event and meal is $11.50 per person (i.e. $3 for golf only). Non members / timeshares must also pay green / cart fees. There is a $5 IHGA membership fee also to be eligible for prize money. The meal will be catered by Goodwin's: Smoked Turkey, Scalloped potatoes, Green beans, Brownie and Tea. Hosts for this event are Mary and Roy Baker / Mariannne and Ken Winberg. Please signup for this event at the Indian Hills Proshop prior to April 17, 2013. Come join us for a fun afternoon!! If you have questions please contact Wally or Nancy Mueller at 884-6339.


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Project Title: Earthquake Rate Changes: Mechanisms and Impacts on Forecasting
Mendenhall Fellow: Andrea L. Llenos, (650) 329-5562, email@example.com
Duty Station: Menlo Park, CA
Start Date: March 31, 2011
Education: Ph.D. (2010), Geophysics, MIT/Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution Joint Program in Oceanography
Research Advisors: Andrew Michael, (650) 329-4777, firstname.lastname@example.com; Jeanne Hardebeck, (650) 329-4711, email@example.com; Jessica Murray-Moraleda, (650) 329-4864, email@example.com; Fred Pollitz, (650) 329-4821, firstname.lastname@example.com; Thomas Parsons, (650) 329-5074, firstname.lastname@example.com
Project Description: Current seismic hazard assessment and forecasting models are based on the idea that long-term strain rates in a region are constant, and therefore variations in seismicity rate are typically due to earthquake clusters (that is, foreshocks and aftershocks). However, the strain rate can vary on timescales of weeks to years due to transient physical processes such as fluid flow, aseismic creep on a fault, and magmatic intrusion. These transient deformation processes often trigger spatial and temporal variations in regional earthquake rates that are not well accounted for in the statistical models currently used in earthquake forecasting. Determining what physical mechanisms can trigger earthquake rate changes, the conditions under which this triggering occurs, and how these changes can affect earthquake forecasts, is a critical step towards both understanding earthquake occurrence and improving seismic hazard assessments.
This Mendenhall research project will be focused on two primary themes: (1) identifying physical mechanisms that trigger earthquake rate changes in earthquake catalogs and (2) determining how these rate changes affect probabilistic forecasts. To address the first theme, we will begin by searching for earthquake rate changes potentially triggered by aseismic transients, which can then be compared with available GPS or strainmeter data to verify that the transient is tectonic in origin. One region of interest is Mammoth Mountain in the Long Valley Caldera in California. Long Valley seismicity over the past several decades includes earthquake swarms triggered by magma intrusion and degassing (for example, Hil land others, 1990), dynamically triggered rate changes from distant large earthquakes such as the 1992 Landers earthquake (Hill and others, 1993) and the 2002 Denali earthquake (Prejean and others, 2004), as well as mainshock-aftershock sequences (Hill and others, 2003). The variety of potential triggering mechanisms makes this region a fascinating place to not only investigate earthquake rate changes but also to examine whether it is possible to distinguish between different triggering mechanisms from catalog data (that is, magnitude-time-location history).
Although strain transients have been observed to trigger changes in seismicity rate, it is still unclear how these changes would affect short-term (on the order of days) and intermediate-term (on the order of years) earthquake probabilities. Current earthquake probability models, such as the Short Term Earthquake Probability (STEP) algorithm (Gerstenberger and others, 2005) used by the U.S. Geological Survey to provide 24-hour aftershock forecasts in California, or the Epidemic Type Aftershock Sequence (ETAS) model (Ogata, 1988), typically assume that the background rate is constant over time. This assumption implies that the background stress/strain rate is also constant at the long-term plate tectonic loading rate. However, aseismic transients can occur at timescales of weeks to months and have been shown to cause detectable variations in seismicity rate. It is becoming increasingly clear that time-dependent background rates are necessary to adequately model earthquake rates observed in catalogs where external processes are occurring (for example, Hainzl and Ogata, 2005; Lombardi and others, 2010; Daniel and others, 2011). Therefore, we will also explore how short-term forecasting models that incorporate time-dependent background rates compare with more traditional forecasting models.
Ultimately, this project will provide some insight into the physical processes that trigger earthquakes and help provide information to constrain the impact that stress/strain rate changes may have on short- and intermediate-term earthquake forecasts. These findings could lead to significant improvements in short-term probabilistic forecasting as well as regional and national scale hazard assessments.
Daniel, G., Prono, E., Renard, F., Thouvenot, F., Hainzl, F., Marsan, D., Helmstetter, A., Traversa, P., Got, J.L., Jenatton, L., and Guiguet, R., 2011, Changes in effective stress during the 2003–2004 Ubaye seismic swarm, France: Journal of Geophysical Research, v. 116, B01309, doi:10.1029/2010JB007551.
Gerstenberger, M.C., Wiemer, S., Jones, L.M., and Reasenberg, P.A., 2005, Real-time forecasts of tomorrow's earthquakes in California: Journal of Geophysical Research, v. 435, p. 328–331.
Hainzl, S., and Y. Ogata 2005, Detecting fluid signals in seismicity data through statistical earthquake modeling: Journal of Geophysical Research, v. 110, doi:10.1029/2004JB003247.
Hill, D.P., Ellsworth, W.L., Johnston, M.J.S., Langbein, J.O., Oppenheimer, D.H., Pitt, A.M., Reasenberg, P.A., Sorey, M.L., and McNutt, S.R., 1990, The 1989 earthquake swarm beneath Mammoth Mountain, California: An initial look at the 4 May through 30 September activity: Bulletin of the Seismological Society of America, v. 80, p. 325–339.
Hill, D.P., Langbein, J.O., and Prejean, S., 2003, Relations between seismicity and deformation during unrest in Long Valley Caldera, California, from 1995 through 1999: Journal of. Volcanological and Geothermermal Research, v. 127, p. 175–193.
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Kentucky to Participate in ITA Regionals
Oct. 16, 2013
LEXINGTON, Ky. - The University of Kentucky women's tennis team will have eight players competing in the USTA/ITA Ohio Valley Indoor Regional Championships Oct. 18-22 in Memphis, Tenn.
"This tournament is a great opportunity for our team to continue improving," head coach Carlos Drada said. "We hope to take full advantage of this experience."
Selections for the tournament took place in June with six UK players in the main draw singles and two selected for the qualifying round. Freshman Aldila Sutjiadi, sophomores Nadia Ravita and Kirsten Lewis, juniors Kelsey Dieters and Edmée Morin-Kougoucheff, and senior Caitlin McGraw will all participate in main draw action. Junior Stephanie Fox and senior Cece Witten will participate in the qualifying round.
No. 26 Ravita was selected as the top seeded player in the championships. No. 55 Dieters is a two seed for the tournament and Sutjiadi was selected as a 12 seed for the tournament. Preseason rankings determined the seeds for the regional.
"I'm excited about the tournament," Ravita said. "This is a really big opportunity for us to possibly advance to national indoors in November."
No. 32 duo McGraw and Ravita will look to improve their 1-1 fall season record in main draw doubles. Sutjiadi and Morin-Kougoucheff will pair up for the second time this season in main draw doubles action following an impressive 2-0 start to their fall season. Dieters and Witten will team up for the first time this year for main draw doubles. Fox and Lewis will play in the qualifying round together.
McGraw and Ravita were selected as the two seed in the main draw doubles competition and Morin-Kougoucheff and Sutjiadi were selected as an eight seed.
Qualifying rounds will begin Friday morning at 8 a.m. with main draw action slated to begin Saturday at 8 a.m.
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Today's working environment includes four generations of people and numerous combinations of race, gender and belief systems. CPA firms must understand these changes to prepare for the future.
April 21, 2011
The makeup of today's firms has changed and will continue to change into the next decade. Our environment includes four generations of workers and numerous combinations of race, gender and belief systems. CPA firms must understand all of these changes to prepare for the future. At aicpa.org/PCPS, you will find resources from the PCPS Human Capital Center, Next Generation Consulting, Inc. and the AICPA's Minority Initiatives Committee that will assist you in addressing the integration of various cultures among your team members.
Why Do Generational Issues Exist?
Let's start by introducing the four generations at work in the 21st century: the Silent Generation, Baby Boomers, Generation X and Millennials. Each has its own perspective, sometimes clashing with one another, about work and their roles at work, and can be understood through a simple comparison to psychologist Abraham Maslow's "hierarchy of needs" theory:
The Silent Generation was born and came of age during the Great Depression and WWII, when securing food, clothing and shelter satisfied basic safety needs.
Baby Boomers, the children of the Silent Generation, set their sights higher because their basic necessities and safety needs were consistently provided by their parents.
During the next decades, when emotionally charged politics was at its peak during the civil rights movement, baby boomers developed the needs for love, affection, belonging and a sense of community — the next level on Maslow's hierarchy. This group became the first of the generations whose members were sometimes known as workaholics. With two parents in the workforce, the baby boomers' children, known as Generation Xers, developed heightened esteem needs, such as confidence, competence, achievement, independence and freedom. In the workplace, this generation is likely to question their leaders and express their desire for independence and self-reliance.
Millennials are often touted as the "Me" generation. Self-actualization, as described by Maslow, is a need that people have to be authentic and aware of their inner selves, to transcend their cultural conditioning, to discover their callings or destinies and to appreciate beauty and other good things in nature and life. Millennials do all of these things, such as learning new languages, waiting longer to get married and taking time off now rather than waiting for retirement to travel, explore and experience life.
When you add all of these work ethics to the same work environment, generational friction is likely to occur, particularly in the following areas:
(Source: PCPS Human Capital Toolkit)
By now, you may be wondering how to address these intergenerational issues. Here are a few suggestions:
Becoming a Next Generation Firm Leader
Next Generation Firms are unique from other firms in two ways:
The PCPS Human Capital Center provides a self-assessment tool called Becoming a Next Generation Firm Leader that gives you the opportunity to assess yourself, reflect on your leadership strengths and opportunities and create a plan of action to transform your organization into a Next Generation Firm.This article has been excerpted from PCPS's Human Capital Series on Generational Issues. View the full article here (PDF).
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2012 Phoenix II: Jason Leffler NASCAR Nationwide Race Recap
Making his second NASCAR Nationwide Series (NNS) start of the 2012 season, Jason Leffler returned to the seat of the No. 30 Fraternal Order of Eagles (F.O.E.) Turner Motorsports Chevrolet Impala. After spending the day battling in the top-15, Leffler found himself with a late-race opportunity to improve his finishing position on a green-white-checkered flag restart. Making most of the opportunity, Leffler saved the best restart for last and brought home the No. 30 F.O.E. Impala in the 12th- place.
Leffler excited about the opportunity to run the Turner Motorsports entry at a place he is all too familiar with. With 15 previous starts at the one-mile tri-oval of Phoenix International Raceway (PIR), Leffler headed into Saturday afternoonâs Great Clips 200 with a great deal of confidence. During Fridayâs two practice sessions, Leffler was trying to get accustomed to being behind the wheel of a stock car once again, but that didnât stop him from turning in a solid couple practice sessions, placing the F.O.E. Impala in the 19th spot at the end of second practice.
Nearly mimicking the mock qualifying run from the first practice, Leffler placed the car in the ninth starting spot. During the 200 laps of the Great Clips 200, Leffler went in with the goal to just get into a rhythm and stay in the top-10. Once the green flag turned the field loose, they struggled to complete a lap as a competitor came to a rest up in the turn four retaining wall, bringing out the eventâs first yellow flag. After being absent from competition for two months, Leffler later said that his restarts were something that he worried the most about. He would have plenty of opportunities during the 200-lap race as a total of 10 yellow flags feel throughout the Great Clips 200.
After slipping back to the 15th-position, Leffler found his grove and battled vigorously throughout the day to get back into the top-10 with a number of different competitors. During a lap 30 yellow flag period, Leffler radioed to the crew that the car was handling well, but he was a little free heading into turn one. He was looking to be most aggressive with the throttle. Crew Chief Mike Hillman Jr. took this information and called Leffler down pit road to take on two left side tires and fuel with an air-pressure adjustment to help tighten up the No. 30 F.O.E. Chevy.
After a long green-flag stint, Leffler found himself once again battling from the 15th-position. Receiving encouragement from the crew, Lefflerâs lap times were about even with the top-10 spot running cars. Previously battling a free race car into the corner, he was now battling a free race car off the corners. After another pit stop on lap 65, the team made some quick adjustments in hopes of tightening the car up for their driver.
After slipping just outside the top-15 running spot just past the half-way mark, Leffler had said he was looking for an adjustment that could give him more front and side bite during their next pit-stop. With just 80 laps remaining, Hillman Jr. once again called his driver down pit-road for a two-tire and fuel stop. When the No. 30 F.O.E. car entered pit road, Leffler was running in the 20th position, and he exited pit road gaining 10-spots, restarting the event back in the top-10 with just 80 laps remaining. Plagued by his restarts most of the day, Leffler slipped up into the grey area of the race track and fell all the way back to the 16th running position.
Leffler would continue the battle for the top-15 running spot for the remaining last quarter of the race. After a huge wreck up in the third turn, a lot of oil littered the race track as a competitor tried to limp back to the garage area. NASCAR was forced to display the red flag for clean-up. On the green-white-checkered restart attempt, Leffler lined-up in the 15th position, and saved his best restart for last. It was during this restart that Leffler let it all hang out and he gained three spots on the final two laps of the race, bringing the No. 30 Fraternal Order of Eagles Impala home in the 12th-position.
âI canât thank the entire Turner Motorsports team enough for this opportunity to race their car this weekend at PIR. I felt like I gave a lot away on the restarts today but luckily I had a good one at the end to bring the Fraternal Order of Eagles home with a solid finish.â
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Beehive-Inspired living for the future!
Of course, when I am talking about future inspiration coming form a beehive, I am naturally talking about an actual beehive and not from a building in central Wellington.
Part residential building and part vertical farm, this concept by Mexican firm Xome Arquitectos has been designed to become a complete mini ecosystem. This building is able to collect it's own rainwater, grow it's own food, generate it's own energy and house residents.
It is projected that by 2050 the majority of the worlds population will live in urban areas. The design of this building was based around the idea that it would be necessary to create self-sustaining ecosystems to cope with human populations.
I'm a huge fan of urban farming projects and vertical farms. This combination is really exciting to me! Renewable energy systems on the roof generate power for the building and rainwater is collected to be used for showers, toilets and hydroponics. Food is grown in the center of the building so that all residents are able to access the growing areas and contribute to the production of food.
Unfortunately, this design is meant for London and I don't expect our governemnt to be so forward as to give the Wellington Beehive such an upgrade. Still, we can hope!
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First held in 1905, The International Geneva Motor Show features cars of all sorts from the compact conservative sort up to the crowd captivating, exotic super car range.
The vehicles contain all kinds of motor blocks from the traditional fuel-powered ones that went on to become the heart of the racing monsters we know today up until the neo-electric/hydro blocks to mark the future of modern travel. There are also some steam-powered oldie goldies for the biggest beards.
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You have a couple of options. You can file a claim with your state's Department of Insurance. I have found that seldom gets results but it does have the advantage of not costing anything and being relatively easy to do.
A better choice, as far as being more productive, is to hire a lawyer and pursue them for bad faith.
and breach of contract.
A lot will depend on the wording of the contract/policy but any ambiguities will be construed against them so you have a good chance on this.
I have fought them on a similar issue in a different state and they backed down before it was necessary to file a lawsuit but insurance companies are getting more and more unreasonable so you might have to actually file a lawsuit to prevail. At the amount of money that you owe it certainly justifies doing so.
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Consume Good-for-You Foods
7. Get Three Colors in Every Meal
Fruits and vegetables in reds, oranges, yellows, and greens, are especially rich in carotenoids, which help immune cells surround and kill off a virus. They also contain antioxidants and vitamins A and C, which strengthen cells and help them defend against invading bacteria, says Charles Stephensen, Ph.D., a research scientist with the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Western Human Nutrition Research Center, at the University of California, Davis. Aim for five to nine servings of produce a day, which is easier to do than you may think: Have at least one serving at each meal and two as snacks and―bingo―you've already reached five.
8. Eat Good Bacteria
Studies on specific probiotic products have shown that their 'good bacteria' can help prevent or reduce the duration of some gastrointestinal, urogenital, and respiratory illnesses," says Gregor Reid, Ph.D., a scientist at the Lawson Health Research Institute, in London, Canada. Probiotic foods or supplements can be found in foods that are easy to incorporate into your daily diet. Look for probiotic yogurts (such as Dannon Activia and DanActive), tempeh, fortified cheeses, and kefir drinks. Be sure to choose probiotic foods or supplements that contain proven strains, such as Lactobacillus rhamnosus GR-1 or GG, L. casei Immunitas, and Bifidobacterium animalis DN 114 001; don't rely just on the words PROBIOTIC or ACIDOPHILUS on the label.


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Woodburytype of antique furnishings from the Collection MA [probably Moyen Age], France. Photograph by Goupil studio related photographer, published 1871. Mounted on large decorative sheet 24 x 17.5 inches (60x45 cm) with printed border, titles and attribution. Print size 9.75 x 7.5 inches (25x19 cm). Price: $250. ( Inventory# fc45.34 )
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Make great recipes better with a new book of practical wisdom from food science guru Harold McGee
Award-winning author of "On Food and Cooking," the seminal book on the science of food, trusted NY Times columnist and all-around food science guru Harold McGee has a new book of culinary genius. In "Keys to Good Cooking: A Guide to Making the Best of Foods and Recipes," McGee streamlines the food prep process while imparting valuable advice on ways to make meals better.
From how to pick a fresh vegetable to how to properly inflate a popover, McGee applies the science lessons learned in his earlier book to every aspect of the culinary world in a simple, straightforward style.
As a result, the 24-chapter, 524-page tome makes a practical guide to the cooking experience with info that both novices and advanced home chefs will find useful. Topics cover maximizing safety (don't serve fresh oysters at a party), types of appliances (burners waste a lot of energy), making cheese fondue (white wine remedies thickening) and so much more.
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RAM Ratings reaffirms AA3(bg)/P1(bg) ratings of BBN Development's Islamic debt facility
The ratings reflect the unconditional and irrevocable guarantee extended by AmInvestment Bank Berhad (AmInvestment), the financial institution ratings of which were reaffirmed by RAM Ratings at AA3/P1 in November 2009. Under this structure, all risks associated with the MMTN/MCP are expected to be absorbed by AmInvestment. The bank guarantee also enhances the credit profile of the debt facility beyond BBND's inherent or stand-alone credit risk.
BBND is the developer of the Putra Nilai township (formerly known as Bandar Baru Nilai) in Negeri Sembilan. Launched in 1994, Putra Nilai has been maturing slowly over the years; it is now home to several local and international education centres, a growing retail hub and a developing biopharmaceutical centre. These factors have thus far enhanced the township's vibrancy, and are expected to continue supporting its development prospects. However, these positives are moderated by the Group's geographical concentration risk, as all of its developments and its remaining undeveloped land bank of some 1,624 acres are located in Putra Nilai, and also the cyclical nature of the property market.
Over the years, BBND has maintained a strong balance sheet; its net gearing ratio has hovered at about 0.2 times over the past 5 years, standing at 0.17 times as at end-September 2009. As at 1 December 2009, total outstanding balances of the MMTN and MCP stood at MYR 25 million ($7.3 million) and MYR 30 million ($8.77 million), respectively. As at the same date, BBND had MYR 12.28 million ($3.59 million) in its designated accounts for the MMTN/MCP facility; this, together with the expected inflow of proceeds from its property and land sales, is expected to support the redemption of the Group's MYR 25 million ($7.3 million) MMTN, due in December 2010.


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NELSON, Hugh, (son of Thomas Nelson, Jr.), a Representative from Virginia; born in Yorktown, York County, Va., September 30, 1768; completed preparatory studies; was graduated from the College of William and Mary, Williamsburg, Va., in 1780; served in the State senate 1786-1791; member of the State house of delegates 1805-1809, 1828-1829; judge of the general court; elected as a Republican to the Twelfth and to the five succeeding Congresses and served from March 4, 1811, until his resignation on January 14, 1823, having received an appointment in the diplomatic service; chairman, Committee on the Judiciary (Fourteenth, Fifteenth, and Seventeenth Congresses); appointed by President James Monroe United States Minister to Spain on January 15, 1823, and served until November 23, 1824; died at his home, "Belvoir," Albemarle County, Va., March 18, 1836; interment in Belvoir Cemetery, Cismont, Albemarle County, Va.
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One Bedroom Kusenberger Log Cabin - Fredricksburg, Texas
The Kusenberger Log Cabin, a cozy and romantic bed and breakfast built at Settlers Crossing in 1850, is now the oldest house built by the settlers outside of Fredricksburg Texas. The cabin has the original stone floors, a setting room with a large fireplace, with a small loft above it and a jacuzzi tub in the bathroom. A delightful stone front porch with rockers runs the length of the front of the cabin and provides a wonderful view of the Texas hill country. Stay at the Kusenberger log cabin bed and breakfast near Fredricksburg Texas and create memories for years to come!
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Will Smith and an actress named Margot Robbie went to a party together in New Orleans and then they TOOK SOME SCANDALOUS PICTURES and now Will and Jada Pinkett-Smith's marriage is so over.
Will and Margot are co-starring in a movie called Focus which, surprisingly, does not appear to be starring any of Will and Jada's children in pivotal roles.
But back to the sleaze. According to Star Magazine 's eyewitness: "The duo took the sexy photos, in which Will appears shirtless and Margo lifts her shirt up to reveal her lingerie, on Oct. 25 in New Orleans, after shooting on the film wrapped for the day. Once they pulled the curtain back to take the pictures, they let their inhibitions run wild, laughing, hugging and muzzling each other in the dark."Now, I'm no expert, but unless they're into some really freaky bleep, why would they be "muzzling" each other in semi-public? Were they perhaps "nuzzling?"
Anynitpicking, Radar has more details : "Margot directed Will before each pose. First she ordered him to act like a gangster. Then she covered her face with a masquerade mask and leaned into his chest. Next, she asked Will to take a sexy picture with her, as she pulled up her shirt and exposed her lingerie for Will and the camera."
It's all very shocking and Radar assures us that after the photos were taken, the two were so eager to get out of there they forgot to pick up the prints, which were later "confiscated" by an assistant. How they ended up in the clammy hands of the tabloid source is a mystery for another day.


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Below is "We Gon Ride," a hit from 2004 by the Polynesian rapper Dei Hamo, who lives in New Zealand. This musical style is apparently called "Urban Pasifika," although it sounds pretty much like hip-hop to me. The more immediate innovation here is that Dei Hamo and his friends managed to make a flashy car genuinely useful. Just watch the first minute if you're pressed for time.
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