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RCA 4-Line Cordless Accessory Handset
Item #: 901-H5401RE1
Model #: H5401RE1
Brand: RCA
$79.99 Each
Product Highlights
- Office Phone Accessory Type: Handsets
- Brand: RCA
RCA 4-Line cordless expansion handset provides access up to 4 lines on the base system and is ideal for home and office usage. RCA 4-Line cordless expansion handset is not stand-alone and Must be used with RCA 25423RE1, 25424RE1 or 25425RE1. Does not operate independently. Handset with DECT 6.0 technology provides clarity as well as range and can make up to 3 way conference calls.
- NOTE: This is not a stand-alone phone; compatible with RCA 25423, 25424 and 25425 series phones
- Cordless handset features DECT 6.0 technology for increased clarity enhanced security and wider range
- Trilingual displays in English, Spanish and French
- Up to 94 record programmable name/number directory
- Up to 99 name/number Caller ID records
- Handset speakerphone
- Hearing aid compatible
- Headset jack
- NOTE: Handset designed for use with 1 base station only
- Got a question? Give us a call and we'll help! Call 1-800-789-1331.
|Office Phone Accessory Type : Handsets
|Brand : RCA
|Weight : 1.43 lbs. per Each
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IOCTL_ATA_PASS_THROUGH_DIRECT control code
Allows an application to send almost any ATA command to a target device, with the following restrictions:
If a class driver for the target type of device exists, the application must send the request to the class driver. Thus, an application can send this request directly to the system port driver for a target logical unit only if there is no class driver for the device.
The application must use this request rather than IOCTL_ATA_PASS_THROUGH if the embedded ATA command might require the underlying miniport driver to access memory directly.
If the ATA command requests a data transfer operation, the caller must set up a cache-aligned buffer from which, or into which, the driver can transfer data directly. The IOCTL_ATA_PASS_THROUGH_DIRECT request is typically used for transferring large amounts of data (more than 16 KB).
Input Parameters
Parameters.DeviceIoControl.InputBufferLength indicates the size in bytes of the buffer at Irp->AssociatedIrp.SystemBuffer. The value of InputBufferLength is fixed and does not depend on the amount of data transferred. It is equal to sizeof(ATA_PASS_THROUGH_DIRECT). If the size of the buffer is less than sizeof(ATA_PASS_THROUGH_DIRECT), the port driver fails the I/O request and returns an error.
The buffer at Irp->AssociatedIrp.SystemBuffer contains an ATA_PASS_THROUGH_DIRECT structure that includes a set of task file input registers that indicate the sort of command to be performed. The caller must initialize all the members of this structure except for PathId, TargetId, and Lun, which the port driver fills in. For a data-out command, the DataBuffer member of ATA_PASS_THROUGH_DIRECT must point to a cache-aligned buffer containing the data to be written.
Output Parameters
The port driver formats the return data using an ATA_PASS_THROUGH_DIRECT structure that it stores in the buffer at Irp->AssociatedIrp.SystemBuffer. The port driver updates the DataTransferLength member of the ATA_PASS_THROUGH_DIRECT structure to indicate the amount of data that was transferred from the device.
The port driver stores the transferred data in the cache-aligned buffer pointed to by the DataBuffer member of ATA_PASS_THROUGH_DIRECT.
The port driver fills the CurrentTaskFile member of ATA_PASS_THROUGH_DIRECT with the values present in the device's output registers at the completion of the ATA command. The application is responsible for interpreting the contents of the output registers to determine what errors, if any, were returned by the device.
I/O Status Block
The Information member is set to the number of bytes returned in the output buffer at Irp->AssociatedIrp.SystemBuffer. The Status member is set to STATUS_SUCCESS or possibly to STATUS_BUFFER_TOO_SMALL or STATUS_INVALID_PARAMETER if the input Length value in ATA_PASS_THROUGH_DIRECT is improperly set.
Available starting with Windows Server 2003.
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subset: commoncrawl


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Earlier in the month, I sent you a Flash Alert recommending that you exit your shares in EQT Corporation (NYSE:EQT). This was our way to play the natural gas boom in the U.S., and we added the stock because of its big investment in the massive Marcellus shale deposit. But the recent low prices for natural gas have weighed on the company's earnings results, and my rigorous weekend screens showed that buying pressure has slipped for the company. Sell EQT.
I also want to recommend today that you exit your positions in two more stocks:
BorgWarner (NYSE:BWA) is a play in the auto parts industry. BWA sells its engine and drivetrain products for many of the world's largest automotive manufacturers, such as Ford (NYSE:F), Volkswagen (PINK:VLKAY) and Daimler (PINK:DDAIF).
However, the company reported a first-quarter earnings miss, and investors have decided to let the stock coast for now. This sideways performance isn't what we want to see from our Aggressive stocks, and the company has been bouncing around between a hold and a buy rating. Today, I want you to sell this position and move on to better opportunities.
Our last sell this month is VMware (NYSE:VMW)—our play on the super-hot area of "cloud computing." This tech titan is a leader in the field and has a strong history of earnings surprises in the two years that we owned the stock, as VMW spent much of that time on a strong long-term trend higher.
However, we moved VMW shares to a hold in May due to a dip in buying pressure, and investors have been slow coming back to the stock because of weakness in the company's competitors and fears of market saturation. Cut your ties in VMW.
After selling these positions, I recommend that you take a look at your portfolio and equally weight your positions, rebalancing where necessary.


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TOP STORY >> Homeowner facing threat of foreclosure
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He built a house in Prairie County about five years ago and paid his mortgage every month until the economy went bad.
Now hes fighting to keep his mortgage company, Countrywide Financial, from foreclosing on his home.
Well call him Jerome, who admits hes fallen behind with Countrywide. Hes trying to catch up, but the company wont accept anything thats past due unless he pays it in full.
Hes not alone: Every 13 seconds, a home is foreclosed on in the U.S.
Since Jan. 1, more than 450,000 families have lost their homes.
One in five homeowners are underwater they owe more on their homes than theyre worth.
Countrywide isnt too eager to work with Jerome yet. But the lender is in a heap of legal trouble for contributing to the housing meltdown with its freewheeling lending practices remember those introductory teaser rates? so Countrywide is not in a strong negotiating position.
Jerome doesnt want to end up in foreclosure, which is why hes negotiating with Countrywide. Can someone from Prairie County outwit the predators at Countrywide?
He loves his house, which he built with the help of friends and relatives, and he doesnt want to give it up. He doesnt have a huge mortgage: He owes about $70,000 on a $100,000 home.
It wasnt as if hed gone in way over his head: Hed saved thousands doing the contracting himself. His house is worth a lot more than what he owes on it.
But when the country went into a recession and gasoline skyrocketed to $4 a gallon, he had trouble keeping up.
I spent more driving to work than on the mortgage, Jerome says. He also lost a part-time job.
Hes delinquent about $3,000, but hes paid half of that, although Countrywide wont accept a partial payment just yet.
When I called Countrywide, he continues, I was told to send a certified check for $1,500, to help cover what I owed. But another person told me later I shouldnt have sent the $1,500 because Im delinquent. They told me not to call back till the end of March.
The first person was nice, he says. The second person was a bitch. The third person was also nice.
Im trying to get a loan modification, Jerome says. Hes not asking for a rate reduction. He just wants more time to catch up.
Countrywide may not have any choice if it wants to keep operating: Work with Jerome and hundreds of thousands of others or face more lawsuits. Countrywide has been hauled into court all across the nation for its dubious lending.
Jerome expects to hear back from Countrywide this month, and hes hopeful theyll take his money and let him pay out the rest of the skipped payments over several years.
That way everybody wins: Jerome keeps his home and Countrywide keeps collecting the mortgage.
But heres the catch: Several former executives with Countrywide have formed Private National Mortgage Acceptance Co. (or PenyMac), based in Calabasas, Calif., where Countrywide is based.
Theyre buying up delinquent homes for pennies on the dollar and selling them at a quick profit.
Congress and the courts are starting to side with borrowers.
Several states have filed suits against Countrywide for deceptive and predatory lending.
Several bills are passing through Congress, which could help Jerome avoid foreclosure.
But Countrywides name is dirt, even though its been acquired by Bank of America, which isnt doing too well itself.
After taking billions in federal bailout money, the bank says it will change Countrywides name because the brand has become too toxic.


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ECE Colloquium - April 17th
Dr. Mohammad Ali Maddah-Ali, Bell Labs, Alcatel-Lucent
CoRE Building Lecture Hall
Title: Fundamental Limits of Caching
Caching is a technique to reduce peak traffic rates by prefetching popular content in memories at the end users. Conventionally, cache memories are exploited by delivering requested contents in part locally rather than through the network. In this talk, we present a novel caching approach that can achieve a significantly larger reduction in peak rate compared to previously known caching schemes. In particular, the improvement can be on the order of the number of end users in the network. In the proposed approach, the cache placement is carefully designed in order to create multicasting opportunities even among users with different demands. Using an information theoretic argument, we show that the proposed scheme is within a constant factor from "capacity" for all values of the problem parameters.
This is a joint work with Urs Niesen.
Mohammad Ali Maddah-Ali received the PhD from the University of Waterloo, Waterloo, ON, Canada. From March 2007 to December 2007, he was working at the Wireless Technology Laboratories, Nortel Networks, Ottawa, ON, Canada, in a joint program between University of Waterloo and Nortel Networks. From January 2008 to August 2010, he was a Postdoctoral Fellow at the Wireless Foundations Center, Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences, the University of California at Berkeley. Since September 2010, he has been with Bell Laboratories, Alcatel-Lucent, Holmdel, NJ, as a communication networks research scientist. His research interests include wireless communications and network information theory.


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text: 1/03/15 1/03/15 POPSUGAR Living Budget Tips Smart Money Resolutions 12 Smart Career and Money Resolutions to Make This Month January 3, 2015 by Emily Co 19 Shares Chat with us on Facebook Messenger. Learn what's trending across POPSUGAR. View in slideshow The best way to stick to New Year's resolutions (or any type of resolution, for that matter) is to keep it simple. You may wonder how you can streamline such a complex process — there are so many possible resolutions to commit to! The answer is easy: just pick one resolution. Read on to see our suggestions and pick your favorite. Image Source: Thinkstock 1 Drop Your Daily Deal Habit Image Source: Thinkstock This year, resolve to drop your daily deal habit. Buying coupons can be extremely addictive, because sometimes the deals are just too tempting. But oftentimes, you'll end up doing something that you never planned on doing in the first place and trying restaurants that you had no intention of trying to begin with. The problem with buying deal after deal is that you might forget about them if you're not carefully keeping track of them, and you may end up losing money when the coupon expires. Do yourself and your budget (not to mention your inbox!) a favor this year, and unsubscribe from all the daily deals sites except your all-time favorite. Also make it a plan to use up all the daily deals you have yet to use this month. I know there may be deals that seem too good to miss out on, so limit yourself to buying one or two online coupons this year. If you're worried about missing out on an amazing deal, I'm sure you'll catch wind of it through friends or social media. And if you miss one, either scout for it on sites that sell unused daily deals like CoupRecoup or patiently wait for it to show up again. 2 Quit Your Caffeine Addiction Image Source: Thinkstock Caffeine addiction is so commonplace that nobody will bat an eye if you say you need your daily dose of coffee. In fact, many of us would readily admit to an addiction. Though people claim that coffee benefits them, the efficacy of the brown liquid is often misconceived. For starters, studies have shown that although caffeine may give you more speed, you'll be more prone to making mistakes. This means even if you have a larger output, it'll be of lower quality. More negatives include feeling jittery when you drink too much coffee and withdrawal symptoms like headaches if you choose to stop drinking. Convinced? Here are some tips to kicking your caffeine habit to the curb for good this year. Figure out your quitting style. Everyone has their own way of kicking bad habits, and you can either choose to go cold turkey or ease off it slowly. Remember, if you go cold turkey and suffer withdrawal symptoms, don't take any pain medication for your headaches since those have caffeine in it as well! Find a replacement. When you find yourself craving coffee, try to replace it with caffeine-free tea. Chamomile and mint tea are always good options. Try decaf. When you just miss the comfort of the taste of coffee, opt for decaf. Keep in mind that there's actually a small amount of caffeine in a decaffeinated cup of joe, so drink a small cup. Of course, it's up to each individual to decide if quitting coffee is right for them. I'd say you should truly consider it if you're drinking excessive amounts (I'm talking more than three or four cups a day) and if you're feeling some of the negative effects of caffeine. 3 Make a Phone Call to Lower Your Bills Image Source: Thinkstock If you've been putting off calling your provider to negotiate lower rates, stop procrastinating and pick up your phone! Remember, the worst thing that will happen is just hearing the answer "no." Consider calling these companies to negotiate with. Cell phone provider Credit card companies Cable and Internet providers Apart from negotiating better rates and plans, also consider asking to waive any fees or penalties that you've recently been charged with. Now that you're ready to make the call with a list of companies in mind, here are tips on how you should approach the call: Do your research. Do your research on what their competitors offer so you'll have more ammunition for your phone call. You'll also have more of a gauge of what's considered a good rate. Be nice but assertive. Don't dance around the issue but be nice when you're explaining the situation to them. Don't get upset if you can't seem to be getting the response you're looking for. You can always try your luck with the manager or call back again. Ask for options. Tell the provider that you can't afford the current prices and ask them what can they offer to you to help with the situation. Asking an open-ended question is always better than a "yes" or "no" because it'll be harder for the rep to refuse you. Threaten to cancel. And of course, you can always threaten to leave the service. They'll probably transfer you to a retentions department when you bring up the topic of leaving, and those representatives have more authority to offer better rates. 4 Reassess Your Savings Account Image Source: Thinkstock An important to-do on your financial list is to have a savings account. One of the first things you need to do is to establish a savings account where you can start putting your money. If you don't have one, then it's time to get one. If you already have one, then you might want to reassess the one you currently have. Here are a few tips to help you make the right decision. Do some research. First, do some research to see which one will be the right savings vehicle for you. There are plenty of low-risk accounts to put your money in. Some institutions include online banks, community banks, and credit unions. You can also go to SavingsAccounts.com to find the account with the best interest rate. For other alternatives, check out these 10 low-risk ways to earn more on your savings. Consider a checking account. Interest rates on savings accounts are pretty low right now, and the rates seem to keep dipping. Some checking accounts offer better deals, although there are more stipulations, such as the number of times you have to use your debit card. Bankrate did a study of the best high-yield checking accounts in 2014, and there was one credit union that even offered a six percent interest rate. However, keep in mind that checking accounts are more liquid, and it may be easier to spend the money in those types of accounts. Before you pick. Make sure you read the fine print, and know the restrictions of your account. For example, in the case of savings accounts, there is usually a limit on how much money you can leave in the account and limits on how often you can withdraw or transfer money. Ask yourself if these are restrictions you can deal with. Leaving your bank. If you decide to leave your bank instead of moving your money around, there are several steps to take. You need to do some prep before you close your account, such as opening a new account, making a list of your direct deposits and automatic withdrawals, printing out important records, checking to see if your bank will match your outstanding loans or give you a better deal, canceling your account, and asking the bank for what's left in your bank in the form of a check or cash. Get some form of confirmation (preferably a letter) that you have closed your account. Wait it out. The process will take a while, and it may even take up to about a few months for everything to clear, so be patient! 5 Learn New Software Skills Image Source: Thinkstock Many people include software skills on their résumé, such as Microsoft Word, Excel, and HTML, but not all of them have a good grasp of those programs. It's good to learn how to use various software because this knowledge can boost your résumé or even help you advance in your job. A good way to learn these programs is through the online software training site Lynda.com. If you pay a subscription fee, you get access to over 100,000 instructional videos for programs like Photoshop, Dreamweaver, and even Facebook. But if you're not keen on spending the money, you can even test out the service with a seven-day free trial. Remember to cancel before the trial ends, or you'll be charged with a paid membership. 6 Master Time Management Image Source: Thinkstock Managing your time not only allows you to be more productive but also frees up precious minutes for you to spend however you'd like. To make 2015 your most organized, exciting year yet, adopt these five helpful habits. Consider your to-do list a schedule. A simple checklist is a great start, but it's important to gauge the time frame for each item, too. Mark each of your tasks with an estimated start and finish time, taking into account any variables that may slow you down. Next, think of ways to make your schedule more exciting. Drawn to color? Use highlighters to create categories. Need some incentives? Brainstorm a mini reward for each task completed, like a phone date with your best friend or a new song download. Plan ahead, and be thorough. It's smart to lay out your exercise gear the night before a morning workout, but take it one step further by filling your water bottle, charging your phone, packing your purse, and leaving your gym shoes by the door. Other ideas: fill out forms online before appointments and use your phone to snap screenshots of maps or directions. Small steps like these will have a huge payoff, adding several minutes for you to fill as you please. Learn to prioritize. Efficiency stems from an ability to rank responsibilities, so decision-making plays a key role in staying productive. Not a naturally decisive person? Try to consider the impact of each of task and whether someone else is depending on you to get it done. There's a chance that you may not make it through your entire to-do list, so it's important to designate the must dos vs. the could dos. Communicate clearly and often. A crucial part of time management is accountability. You need to be accountable to yourself, your employer, and anyone else who relies on you to complete a task. Learn to negotiate sensible, achievable deadlines, and be honest about what you can and cannot do. It's smart to be straightforward, and it's better to admit that you're struggling than to turn in late work. Be realistic. There are only 24 hours in a day, so know your limits and be practical about your plans. You'll feel better — and less stressed — when you know that your schedule is doable. There will, of course, be extrabusy days when you truly can't get everything done. In those cases, consider asking for help and delegating tasks to save time and energy. 7 Improve Your Public Speaking Skills Image Source: Thinkstock Public speaking is a regular — and regularly feared — part of life, so it's important to refine your skills. This year, challenge yourself by learning to lecture like a pro. Here are four tips to help you polish your public speaking. Assess yourself. What part of public speaking makes you nervous? Where have you slipped up in the past? One reason public speaking is so nerve-racking is because there's so much to manage — your presence, your words, your delivery, and your reaction. Determine your weakest points, from stuttering to stiff hands, in order to tailor your speech improvement. Find opportunities to practice. It's hard to feel confident about speaking if it's something you rarely do, so look for the chance to polish your technique in everyday life. At a dinner party? Offer to give the toast. Working on a new project at the office? Present it at the weekly staff meeting. Public speaking is like anything else: the more you do it, the better you'll become, and the more comfortable you'll feel when the moment arises. Dress the part. Confidence is crucial, and you'll be much more sure of yourself if you know that your appearance conveys a sense of authority. It's best to err on the dressy side when you plan to speak in front of an audience — and it's crucial that your clothes fit well. Tugging at the hem of your skirt or the sleeves of your blouse will distract both you and your audience. It's important to look put-together, and the focus should be on your words, not your outfit. Prepare, prepare, prepare. Begin with standard prep techniques, like writing note cards and practicing in front of your friends, but also take the time to do some research. Find out as much as you can about your audience, the context of your speech, the environment, and the tools and media that will be available. Most importantly, be sure that you're achieving what was asked of you — confirm that you're answering the right question and fulfilling the expectations of your audience. Above all else, learn to relax. Everyone understands the stress and pressure involved with public speaking, so know that your audience will be empathetic toward your efforts. Just remember the basics — stand up straight, smile, and make eye contact — and be yourself, because personality and genuine enthusiasm are key to making great connections. Check out more tips to help you improve your public speaking. 8 Cut Yourself Some Slack Image Source: Thinkstock Make this the year that you finally give yourself a break. It's easy to get caught up in stress and to be hard on yourself when it comes to work, finance, and relationships, but the best way to stay happy and healthy is to lighten up a little bit. Here are four ways to cut yourself some slack in the upcoming year. Schedule time for yourself. In between work commitments and everyday errands, it can be tough to find time for the things that fulfill you. Still, it's crucial to step back and let yourself indulge. Whether it's exercise, spa treatments, lunch dates, or just 10 minutes to sit and breathe, give yourself the gift of leisure. Even tiny moments of joy will have an impact on your mind-set. Use your vacation days. Companies want eager, enthusiastic employees, so take advantage of your benefits package and schedule a vacation early in the year. With a trip to look forward to, you'll find yourself energized and more satisfied with your workplace. After your break, you'll return to the office with a calmer spirit and the drive to do better — especially since greater success usually means extra days off. Get the zzz's you need. The best way to treat yourself is to let yourself rest. Create a nighttime routine — at the same time every day, turn off your TV, your laptop, and any other distractions. Make the bedtime regimen something to look forward to by pampering yourself with beauty products or a bath each night. It's also great to get into the habit of reading before bed, preferably with a small reading light so that your eyes can start adjusting to the dark. Once you've shifted into a regular schedule, your body will naturally fall into rhythm, and you'll start to feel tired at the same time every night — and wake up well-rested every morning. Forgive your mistakes. Everyone messes up at one time or another, so try to recognize the oversight and move on. You'll learn from your faults so that you can do better next time. Plus, if you're not slipping up every once in a while, then you're probably not taking risks. Allow yourself the space to be wrong and applaud yourself for taking chances. 9 Organize Your Desk Image Source: Thinkstock Clear it all out. Before you can arrange your things or add new supplies, you'll need to take stock of what you already have at your desk. Begin by emptying any drawers and pulling folders from the shelves. As you remove the items, sort them into categories: keep, toss, and undecided. Set the undecided pieces aside to deal with later. Sort by type. Divide the keep pile into loose papers, folders, tools, and personal items. Designate specific drawers or shelves for each category before moving forward, and remember to arrange them in a way that's tailored to your work habits. Deal with the paper situation. Every piece of paper should be put into a folder or file, even if it's just a "deal with later" folder that you check at the end of each day. Loose items can get lost, so it's important to create a space for every document. Decide what's important. Evaluate the items in your keep pile and pull out anything that you use on a daily basis. You'll want to make sure that those pieces are stored in a convenient, easy-to-reach location. Store all tools — scissors, tape, ruler, etc. — in one drawer and all personal items in another. Take a moment to consider which things you rarely use and plan to store those in a tougher-to-reach box or drawer. Classify, arrange, highlight, and tab. Now that your things are properly divided, go ahead and divide them into even smaller groups. Use standard organization techniques — tabbed portfolios, file folders, and color labels — and take advantage of any organization products that are provided by your office. This is the time to take care of the undecided pile, too, so use your best judgment to allocate those items among the categories you've just created. Vow to maintain. Make a conscious effort to keep things organized, and clear your desk at the end of every workday. Ditch the habits that led to an unorganized space in the first place, like haphazard Post-It usage or piles of loose paper on your filing cabinets. As time goes on, decide which methods work for you and which don't, and refine your organization process to suit your needs. 10 Pay Off at Least One Credit Card Image Source: Thinkstock In 2013, Americans were facing credit card debt worth $856.82 billion, according to statistics from the Federal Reserve. Don't be another statistic; for a fresh start this year, resolve to pay off your credit card debt. To get started, follow these tips. Negotiate a lower rate with lenders. Call your lenders, and ask them for a lower rate. Make it clear to them that you are ready to switch to another lender who's willing to offer a lower rate. Talk to the supervisor if the representative is not budging. Consider transferring balances. You can opt to move your balance to a credit card that offers zero percent interest, but this is a tricky move, because the zero percent APY may only last for a brief promo period. Check the details of the credit card offer to make sure you'll be able to keep on top of your payments. Don't add charges. Now that you have a lower rate (hopefully down to zero!), make sure you're not tacking on additional charges just because you saved money by lowering your interest rate. Practice discipline, and live within your means. Pick your card. Eenie meenie miney mo . . . which card should you pay off? There are a couple of ways to do it. You can pick the card based on the balance or interest rate. Although it seems the most efficient to pay off debt with the highest interest rate, it may be better for you psychologically if you pay off the lowest balance. That's because you'll feel like you're making some leeway when you're done paying off each debt. Another method is to pay off the debts that bother you the most, such as debt owed to family or friends. Do some calculations. To figure out how much is needed to pay down a credit card within a year, check out Bankrate's credit card calculator. The calculator factors your credit card balance, interest rate, and monthly payments. Create a budget. Now that you've figured out how to pay off your debt, make some changes in your spending and saving so you can be more aggressive while paying off your debt. For budget cuts, the most efficient saving method is the top-down strategy. This means you should start cutting down on your biggest expenditures, such as rent and transportation, before you work your way down to the less costly ones. Dealing with your account. Once you're done paying off a credit card, you're faced with the decision of closing the account. You might want to keep that card open because closing it will raise your credit utilization rate, which is the balance-to-limit ratio; this ratio heavily affects your credit score. Now, this doesn't mean that you have to keep your account open forever. You can ask to receive compensation for closing your account by requesting a higher limit on an open account. 11 Get Rid of the Stuff You Don't Need Image Source: Thinkstock Starting a new year means clearing out the old. It's a good idea to get items you don't use out of the way because they fill up valuable space in your home. Get ready to sell your stuff with these tips. Electronics. If you're thinking about selling your electronics, consider Gazelle.com, buymytronics.com, and nextworth.com. These sites are great because they'll quote you a price for the item you wish to sell. You can always consider selling it back to the original retailer itself if you're wary of third-party sellers. For instance, Apple has a great recycling program. Receipts and documents. Nip your pack-rat tendencies in the bud, and start sorting out documents to trash or stash. Throw away receipts for items that you aren't planning on returning and ones that you won't need to use come tax time. If you're wary of throwing away receipts, you can make a digital copy of them with a basic scanner, a pricey specialized receipt scanner ($180) or a smartphone app ($1). See this full list of documents you should keep forever or temporarily. Books and things. If you have some books or other miscellaneous items you want to get rid of, sell them on Amazon, Craigslist, or eBay. You can even trade them for something else on swap.com. Clothes and accessories. Sell these goods at a consignment store, but make sure they are in good condition. Repair clothes before selling, and make sure you wash them carefully or even launder them. Find a thrift store at thethriftshopper.com. Other options include selling them to family and friends, online at sites like eBay, and at flea markets. Old furniture. If you have old furniture you need to rid of, check out Craigslist. I've sold plenty of furniture on the site; my transactions went really smoothly, and sellers don't have to pay any fees. You can arrange for buyers to pick the furniture up, but make sure you leave it outside so you're not letting random strangers into your home. Jewelry. Find an independent appraiser who doesn't have any vested interest in your jewelry. You can find appraisers from the National Association of Jewelry Appraisers. Keep in mind that you'll be charged a fee. Once you have your quoted price, shop around at auction houses, estate buyers, pawnshops, and jewelers to see if you can find a better deal. For items you can't sell, donate them to Goodwill or Salvation Army so you'll be able to get a tax write-off and do good at the same time! specialized receipt scanner $180 from amazon.com Buy Now smartphone app $1 from itunes.apple.com Buy Now 12 Put More Money Into Your Retirement Accounts Image Source: Thinkstock For those of you who have never really thought about your retirement accounts, this year would be a good time to start padding it up. Although the past few years have been rocky, experts still recommend adding money to your 401(k) or IRA and riding out the slump. Here are some things you can start doing. Check if your company matches. If your employer offers a 401(k) plan, you should take advantage of it immediately — especially if your company matches. Most large company plans match 50 percent of your contributions and up to six percent of your salary. If your match is less than the norm, it's still beneficial to participate, because any type of match means free money. Figure out how much you need. A simple trick to figuring out how much you need is to look at your life right now and estimate your expenditures. You'll need about the same amount of income in retirement that you need right now. Although there will surely be more medical expenses to pay, there will also be fewer expenditures in other areas such as student loans, saving for retirement, and paying for your children. If you need hard statistics, you can play around with Bloomberg's 401(k) savings calculator, which estimates how much you'll need to contribute each year to reach a certain amount. It even factors in things like salary increase rate, employer contribution match, and the investment rate of return. Don't be down about the down economy. 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Landmark study shows intensive blood pressure management may save lives
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Resolvin D1 reduces post-heart-attack heart failure
UAB Circulation Research paper is one of year's top five
25th annual Vascular Biology and Hypertension Symposium set for Sept. 22-23
Score a heart-health check up
Research questioning sodium intake guidelines supported in New England Journal of Medicine editorial
UAB hosting cardiology conference in October
The event is sponsored by the UAB Division of Cardiovascular Disease, Department of Medicine and Division of CME.
Success of ACE inhibitors, alpha blockers, calcium channel blockers and diuretics same in women and men with hypertension; diuretic superior in reducing cardiovascular complications.
Endowed professorship in pulmonary vascular diseased created
The professorship was made possible by a gift from the United Therapeutics Corporation.
Bourge named to new endowed chair in cardiovascular medicine
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2011 ACM Awards Performances – Full List
The 2011 ACM awards were clearly dominated by stellar performances (17 to be exact), delivered by some of country's most elite entertainers. Both Ronnie Dunn and Sara Evans received standing ovations for their performances on the ACM stage, a bonus for both since they both took brief breaks from the industry.
Co-hosts Reba and Blake Shelton even allocated time to peform singles — the latter premiering his brand new single, 'Honey Bee.'
2011 ACM Awards Performances:
Brad Paisley opens the ACM Awards With 'Old Alabama,' sharing the stage with Randy Owen, Teddy Gentry and Jeff Cook. [Watch Here]
Toby Keith performs the third 'Bullets in the Gun' single, 'Somewhere Else.' [Read More Here]
Carrie Underwood belts out her third No. 1 'Play On' single 'Undo It,' and struts her stuff alongside Steven Tyler in Aerosmith's 'Walk This Way.' [Watch Here]
Sugarland's Jennifer Nettles and Kristian Bush entertain the ACM Awards audience with their hit song 'Tonight.' [Watch Here]
Dierks Bentley began his single 'Am I the Only One' in the tunnel of Las Vegas' Mandalay Bay Casino — before working his way on the ACM stage. [Read More Here]
The ACM audience claps along as Eric Church performs his drinking song 'Smoke a Little Smoke.' [Read More Here]
Keith Urban changes things up a bit, performing a stripped down version of his current hit, 'Without You.' [Read More Here]
Taylor Swift shares the ACM stage with her four-piece band, performing a banjo-laden version of her single 'Mean.' [Watch Here]
Just before winning the 2011 Artist of the Year ACM Award, the Band Perry perform their No. 1 smash hit 'If I Die Young.' [Read More Here]
Blake Shelton takes a break from co-hosting to premiere his new summertime romance song, 'Honey Bee,' at the 2011 ACM Awards. [Read More Here]
Jason Aldean fuses hip-hop verses with a melodic chorus in his Colt Ford and Brantley Gilbert penned-song, 'Dirt Road Anthem.' [Read More Here]
Sara Evans receives a standing ovation by her country peers after performing the heartfelt 'A Little Bit Stronger' at the 2011 ACM Awards. [Read More Here]
Blake Shelton gives a humorous introduction before letting his soon-to-be wife Miranda Lambert perform her hit song 'Heart Like Mine.' [Read More Here]
Martina McBride performs her co-written single 'Teenage Daughters,' while photos of her three girls are shown on the big screen. [Read More Here]
Like Sara Evans, Ronnie Dunn also receives a standing ovation after performing his first solo record, 'Bleed Red.' [Read More Here]
Darius Rucker hits the ACM stage with a group of young adults with development disabilities to perform 'Music From the Heart.' [Watch Here]
Co-host Reba McEntire takes the stage as a performer this round to sing about what happens 'When Love Gets a Hold of You,' from her 34th studio album, 'All the Women I Am.' [Read More Here]


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Circle of Love
In the first person, caregivers as producers
(Edited by Mary Eileen O'Connor)
When WHYY and the Caring Community Coalition distributed digital cameras to caregivers to document daily life with a family member struggling with chronic illness, Willo Carey took one home herself. The executive director of WHYY Wider Horizons, an initiative that focuses on the needs of people in the second half of life, Carey is a caregiver for her 92-year-old mother. "When we thought about putting digital cameras in the hands of caregivers," she said, "I wanted to find out first what some of the challenges would be."
WHYY, with assistance from the coalition, has produced three half-hour programs narrated by caregivers from a variety of cultural and socioeconomic perspectives. The caregivers were given digital cameras and taught how to use them. Through these first-person documentaries, coupled with Web-based programming and community forums, the partners hope to help build skills, reduce stress and provide useful resources to family caregivers throughout Greater Philadelphia, including Delaware and southern New Jersey.
Carey received no formal training before taking home a camera, but the exercise was a powerful one for her. She seized the opportunity to record what was going on with her mother, who moved in with her about two years ago. "I've captured her thoughts about her situation and this time of life, including death, which she looks forward to as part of the adventure," said Carey. She was particularly grateful to be able to capture moments of happiness and connection that are easy to overlook when people are suffering from chronic conditions.
WHYY and Caring Community's efforts to reduce isolation for caregivers and improve caregiving for individuals with chronic conditions reflect [WHYY's] new, flexible approach that takes advantage of on and off-air platforms. Using both traditional and experimental reporting methods, the programming reflects the viewing community -- a community of producers.
-- Excerpted with permission from Vibrations, a biannual newsletter published by Sound Partners for Community Health.
WHYY and its community partners create Circle of Love
The Circle of Love series is a joint project of WHYY Wider Horizons, a strategic service that makes a difference in the lives of older persons and children of aging parents, and WHYY's Caring Community Coalition, which is comprised of volunteer representatives from more than 100 local community-based organizations that serve individuals and families dealing with chronic illness, caregiving and end-of-life issues. Caring Community partners with WHYY on content development, resources and community initiatives to enhance and extend community outreach.
Circle of Love was made possible by Sound Partners for Community Health, a program of the Benton Foundation, funded by The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, which is dedicated to improving health and health care for all Americans.
Sound Partners seeks to increase public awareness of specific health issues and facilitate citizens' involvement in making decisions affecting health care by fostering partnerships between public broadcasters, community organizations and additional media entities.
By utilizing a variety of programming and community engagement techniques, the alliances supported by Sound Partners help equip individuals to participate in community problem-solving around local health issues.
Additional funding was provided by The Patricia Kind Family Foundation and Farber Institute for Neurosciences of Thomas Jefferson University.


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Southern California Edison violated safety rules, discarded evidence and used outdated crisis plans when responding to a 2011 windstorm that pummeled swaths of the Southland, leaving more than 400,000 without power, according to a report issued Monday.
The California Public Utilities Commission found that Edison and other utility providers violated power pole safety standards. State regulators also said SCE personnel did not follow a training schedule outlined in its local public affairs plan and concluded that the amount of time it took to restore power to several thousand customers was "inadequate."
"The report confirmed what many have been saying all along - many of the problems could have been averted had SCE simply followed better safety protocols," Temple City Councilman Tom Chavez, whose city was among those hardest hit from the windstorm, said in a statement.
Other utilities cited in the report for violations included AT&T, Champion Broadband, Charter Communications, Sunesys, Time Warner Cable, TW Telecom, and Verizon. All jointly own poles with SCE.
The PUC also admonished SCE for destroying "crucial evidence."
"I am especially disappointed in the lack of preservation of evidence by SCE, which not only hindered the investigation, but could have helped in determining how to avoid future accidents," Chavez said.
SCE officials did not comment.
PUC officials made six recommendations to SCE, including to update emergency procedures, follow a training schedule and annually test its plan with a full-scale exercise.
The Nov. 30 and Dec. 1, 2011 windstorm affected more than 440,000 SCE customers, including about 205,000 customers in the San Gabriel Valley. It caused more than $34 million in public sector damages in the Los Angeles County area. Some households and businesses were without power for up to eight days.
The PUC report also includes some of the first calculations of wind speeds during the two-day storm, chronicling near-hurricane force - or greater - winds at several locations. Among the data: Mt. Washington experienced winds of 101 miles per hour at 1:18 a.m. and winds of 150 mph were recorded at Henninger Flats at 3:58 a.m. on Dec. 1.
A weather station at Santa Fe Dam in Irwindale recorded wind speeds of 65 mph on Nov. 30 and 68 mph on Dec. 1. The dam is less than two miles from a large SCE facility.
SCE officials have previously said their response was successful because no one got hurt during or after the storm. Company officials said they take PUC findings seriously.
Rep. Judy Chu, D-Pasadena, said it was "beyond disappointing" to see that neglected safety regulations was the cause of a number of downed power poles and electrical outages after the storm.
"This report confirms that by following such regulations, and by asking for mutual assistance, power could have been restored more quickly," Chu said in a statement.
Rep. Adam Schiff, D-Burbank, said steps must be taken to prevent any reoccurrence.
"During times of emergency like this, call centers must be fully staffed and answer residents' questions quickly and efficiently," he said in a statement.
Former Assemblyman Anthony Portantino said he was pleased the CPUC made "significant and strong recommendations of improving performance and public safety" in the future.
The report also highlights the need for A.B. 1650, which Portantino introduced and Gov. Jerry Brown signed into law last year. The law requires investor-owned electric and water utilities to develop, adopt and update emergency and disaster preparedness plans in coordination with the counties and cities they serve, he said.
Last year, a third-party report commissioned by SCE found that the utility's power restoration time for the windstorm could have been shortened by as much as two days.
Among the key findings of the Davies Consulting report, released last April, were that the utility needed to develop an emergency response vision and a damage assessment process, to significantly expand the role and authority of SCE's emergency management group and define expectations with external emergency management agencies.


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ALCESTER's crown green bowler recorded their biggest victory in recent years when their Heart of England Division Two side entertained Austin British Legion B last week.
They romped to an impressive 78-shot victory.
All eight of the home side's players chalked up wins, Ken Harvey and Dave Hovell leading the way with superb 21-3 and 21-6 wins respectively.
Excellent support came from Bob Le Resche and Carole Slater (both 21-10), John Alderson, John Slater and Renny Bannister (all 21-15), and Jean Bannister (21-16).
Alcester earned the maximum 18 points, with the visitors not able to gain a single point.
In Northfield Division Two, Alcester visited Warstock, where they went down to a heavy 42-shot defeat.
Harvey was again in fine form with a 21-7 win, but only Alderson (21-15) was able to add a further league point, leaving Warstock with a total of eight against the two of the visitors.
Six winners contributed to the Alcester A's 18 shot victory at home to Yardley Wood Social in Division Two of the Yardley Wood League.
These were Trish Barry with an excellent 21-8 success, Dave Hovell (21-13), Carole Slater (21-14), John Slater (21-16), Le Resche (21-17) and Renny Bannister (21-20), giving Alcester eight league points, against the two of the visitors.
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Wholesale prices in China declined more than expected in May, leading one prominent economist to predict a wave of factory closures this year unless the government cuts tax rates.
The Producer Price Index fell by 2.9 per cent last month compared to a year earlier, its 14th consecutive decline.
China's inflation rate was also weaker than expected, rising by 2.1 per cent compared to last year. Prices rose by an annual rate of 2.4 per cent in April.
The May Consumer Price Index was led lower by a drop in vegetable prices, according to figures released on Sunday by the country's National Bureau of Statistics.
Xu Xiaonian, a high profile economist from the China Europe International Business School (CIBS), said the government needed to take swift action to avoid a string of factory closures in the second half of this year.
"Under the double pressure of over-capacity and high tax rates Chinese factories are having serious challenges of surviving," he said.
"If China does not cut tax rates as soon as possible many factories will have to close in the second half."
The weak inflation figures followed a sharp decline in official export figures on Saturday, after authorities cracked down on so called "hot money" flows which were inflating trade data.
Customs data showed that exports rose by just 1 per cent in May, far below April's 14.7 per cent increase and well shy of the 7.4 per cent gain expected by economists.
Imports for May were equally weak, rising by 0.3 per cent, compared to 16.8 per cent in the previous month.
Both numbers indicate that Chinese growth is being dragged down by the sluggish performance of its major trading partners in North America and Europe.
Suspiciously strong data
Chinese trade data has appeared suspiciously strong in recent months, as companies used fake invoices to move money in and out of the country in an effort to get around restrictions on the movement of capital.
Economists became wary of the data when exports to Hong Kong jumped 57 per cent in April, while those to Taiwan rose by 49 per cent.
In addition, exports to bonded trade areas grew by 250 per cent in April.
Anecdotal evidence suggests local officials wanting to inflate trade numbers often sent goods to bonded zones towards the end of each month in what became known as a "one day tour".
At the start of the next month they returned the goods to warehouses – a practice that would have inflated both export and import figures.
But the government appears to have cracked down on this practice.
Questions about economic health
The weak export data and continued decline in wholesale prices is likely to raise further questions about the health of the Chinese economy.
Other data out on Sunday was broadly in line with market expectations.
Retail sales, the main gauge of consumer spending, rose by 12.9 per cent in May from a year earlier.
Industrial output grew by 9.2 per cent last month compared to the same period in 2012, while fixed asset investment rose by 20.4 per cent over the first five months of the year.
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Cutting hair
It seems to me that when you all get your hair cut, you get it done on dry hair? Is that right? I'm about to cut my mother's hair for the second time and the first time I did it damp. I would spritz her hair with water to keept it from getting dry. Should I be doing it on dry hair? What are the reasons for this? Any tips for cutting hair?
I've only had my hair cut when it's wet...is that wrong?
Depends on the hair texture, and the look you're going for.
Lorraine Massey says curly hair should be cut dry only. The Ouidad carve and slice cuts and the Torch tunnel cuts are done dry, too,
Lorraine Massey's reason is so that you can cut each individual clump and the bottom of its curve to enhance the curling ability, instead of just chopping it off mid curl which promotes the ends to frizz out.
I cut my own hair and always cut it dry.
My husband cuts my hair dry. I have different textures of hair that shrink and curl differently as they dry. It would be hard to get a feel for length if I cut my hair wet.
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Stern received her a medical degree from the University of Toronto (in 1939 ) and the following year went to the United States, where she became a naturalized citizen in 1943. Stern She received further medical training at the Pennsylvania Medical School and at the Good Samaritan and Cedars of Lebanon hospitals in Los Angeles. She was one of the first specialists in cytopathology, the study of diseased cells. From 1965 1963 she was professor of epidemiology in the School of Public Health at the University of California at , Los Angeles.
Stern published in While at UCLA, Stern became interested in cervical cancer, and she began to focus her research solely on its causes and progression. The discoveries she made during this period led her to publish in 1963 what is believed to be the first case report linking a specific virus to a specific cancer—that of the (herpes simplex virus) to a specific cancer (cervical cancer. She was also the first (1973) ). For another phase of her research she studied a group of more than 10,000 Los Angeles county women who were clients of the county's public family planning clinics. In a 1973 article in the journal Science, Stern became the first person to report a definite link between the prolonged use of oral contraceptives and cervical cancer, connecting . Her research connected the use of the contraceptive pill pills containing steroids with cervical dysplasia, which is often a precursor of cervical cancer. In her most noted work in this field, Stern studied cells cast off from the lining of the cervix and discovered that a normal cell goes through 250 distinct stages of cell progression before reaching an advanced stage of cervical cancer. This prompted the development of diagnostic techniques and screening instruments to detect cervical the cancer in its early stages, thus making it, . Her research helped make cervical cancer, with its slow rate of metastasis, one of the types of cancer that can be successfully treated by prophylactic measures (i.e., excision of abnormal tissue).
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When integrating WebSphere Commerce Feature Pack 7 and Sterling Order Management 9.3, the functions to convert message content and formatting are now performed by services within the Sterling Order Management Service Definition Framework (SDF). The removes the need for a WESB server to act as an intermediary between the two servers. This presentation will consist of an overview of the integration, how to migrate from a previous WESB integration to Direct, as well as the latest fixes introduced at the WebSphere Commerce Feature Pack 7 level.
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The consumer backlash against a meat product made from leftovers and treated with chemicals is making a bad situation worse for Cargill Inc. and Tyson Foods Inc. (TSN) ahead of the beef industry's peak sales period.
Kroger Co. (KR), the largest U.S. grocery-store chain, last month stopped buying ground beef containing what processors call lean, finely textured beef, while Wal-Mart Stores Inc. (WMT) said it would offer customers meat without the additive.
Lower demand for the product -- dubbed "pink slime" by critics -- has prompted Cargill, the biggest U.S. beef processor, to scale back output of the lean meat at four plants. Tyson says beef supply will decline. The companies, already dealing with higher cattle costs, may start labeling ground beef with the product as the industry tries to back shoppers' confidence ahead of the U.S. summer grilling season.
"Pink slime" consists of finely ground beef scraps, sinew, fat, and connective tissue which have been mechanically removed in a heated centrifuge at 100°F (38°C)[6] from the fat into liquid fat and a protein paste[7][8]. The recovered material is processed, heated, and treated with ammonia gas[1] or citric acid to kill E. coli, salmonella, and other bacteria. The term pink slime was coined in 2002 by Gerald Zirnstein, who at that time was a microbiologist for the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) Food Safety and Inspection Service.


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A quiet Wallaby is a dangerous Wallaby. All Blacks coach Steve Hansen believes Australia have withdrawn into themselves after their first Test shellacking and will play as if they have a massive point to prove in the Bledisloe Cup match on Saturday.
"They're obviously going to be more dangerous and the first sign of that is that they're not talking as much this week," Hansen said in Wellington on Thursday morning.
"If we were in their situation - and we were eight years ago - we would just shut down and get right into it. The mentality would be that we've got to go out and prove a point and I'm sure that's what they're going to do so we have to match that."
Wallabies halfback Will Genia will ramp up his kicking game and the team will tighten up their running game after unforced errors allowed the All Blacks to pile on six tries and 47 points, Hansen predicted.
"They'll change the way they play, they came out and thought they could run the ball from everywhere and made a lot of unforced errors and we capitalised on those," he said.
"They'll look to reduce those so we've got to go out and play smart again and have a preparation that allows us to turn up with a real intensity and a focus that can get the job done."
Hansen confirmed Crusaders playmaker Tom Taylor would make his Test debut at five-eighth after injuries ruled out Beauden Barrett, Aaron Cruden and Dan Carter. Chiefs second rower Brodie Retallick starts in place of Luke Romano.
Taylor, 24, is the son of 1987 World Cup-winning midfielder Warwick Taylor. He played at inside centre and fullback for the Crusaders this season but is the most accurate of New Zealand's goal kickers.
Hansen conceded Taylor's 90 per cent success rate in Super Rugby this year was the deciding factor in his inclusion over 10-Test playmaker Colin Slade. Aaron Cruden missed two conversion attempts in the first Bledisloe Test last week.
"We think [Taylor] has got the maturity and mental ability to cope with what we're asking him to do," Hansen said. "Probably the biggest swinger was that he kicks goals at 90 per cent and we think that's important."
There was no surprise within All Blacks camp that Wallabies coach Ewen McKenzie looks set to name an unchanged back line for Saturday's sold out match at Wellington's "Cake Tin" stadium.
"One of their issues last week was that they hadn't had a lot of time together from a game point of view," Hansen said.
"They'd done a lot of training but they hadn't done it at a high intensity game level and that will improve them having had that Test match."
All Blacks: Israel Dagg, Ben Smith, Conrad Smith, Ma'a Nonu, Julian Savea, Tom Taylor, Aaron Smith, Kieran Read, Richie McCaw (c), Steven Luatua, Sam Whitelock, Brodie Retallick, Owen Franks, Andrew Hore, Tony Woodcock. Reserves: Dane Coles, Wyatt Crockett, Charlie Faumuina, Jeremy Thrush, Sam Cane, Tawera Kerr-Barlow, Colin Slade, Charles Piutau.


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A crocheted quilt has hit the headlines in Cambridgeshire, 58 years after it was originally completed.
The beautiful white blanket is featured in the Fenland Citizen alongside its current owner, Yvonne Smith. It has a fascinating story, having been started by her grandmother Phoebe Rolfe shortly after the outbreak of the Second World War.
Then 73 years old, Mrs Rolfe decided to embark on a large-scale crochet project to keep her mind off the conflict and ensure she didn't worry too much about the possible fate of her family and friends.
She made up 70 individual panels, each one ten inches by 12 inches and crocheted in number 60 white crochet cotton. The panels were then joined together to make the seven feet by eight feet quilt.
When it is held up, the intricate pattern of a peacock with an outstretched tail is revealed.
It took a remarkable 17 years for Mrs Rolfe to complete her project, which is when it appeared in the local people for the first time in 1956.
The keen crafter eventually died and passed the quilt down to Yvonne's sister, who also sadly passed away. It was when Yvonne was going through some of her old belongings that she rediscovered the quilt and decided to show it off in all its glory.
After more than five decades, the piece still looks as good as new, although Yvonne said she wants to have it professionally cleaned soon to ensure it stays that way. She also plans to hand it down through her family when she is gone.
We love the idea of families having beautiful heirlooms like this, as it provides a real link to generations gone by. Of course, you might not want to attempt a quilt of such gargantuan size, but why not try a crocheted blanket this year for your loved ones to cherish?
Our wonderful picnic blanket pattern from the Rowan archive is free to download, will be useful for the months ahead - if we get another barbecue summer - and is sure to be treasured for many years after its completion.


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Police were called to Cresswell Road in Ellington on Sunday at about 12.30am by a member of the public who heard the shots, but didn't see a weapon.
Officers carried out a search of the area, but no one was found and there was no evidence of gunshot damage.


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A superhero should be nimble on his feet. A superhero movie should be likewise.
Captain America: The Winter Soldier, a double-sequel to the 2011 Captain America: The First Avenger (2011) and The Avengers (2012), proves as agile -- thematically -- as the star-spangled super-soldier of the title. It hits the big action beats we have come to expect from Marvel adaptations. But it also achieves a certain ripped-from-the-headlines pertinence reminiscent of the so-called Bronze Age of Comics of the '70s and '80s in the way it addresses, of all things, government secrecy.
We find Captain America, a.k.a. the recently defrosted Second World War hero Steve Rogers (Chris Evans, seemingly airbrushed into physical perfection), clashing with his tough-as-nails commander Nick Fury (Samuel L. Jackson) over an ethically suspect S.H.I.E.L.D. initiative involving floating super-aircraft that can blast enemies of the state, wherever they may be.
For Fury, it's a guarantee of freedom, American-style. For Rogers, a member of the so-called "Greatest Generation," it's a tool to create fear, no different from the methods of the Nazis he fought back in the Second World War.
As it turns out, Captain America proves to be onto something when Fury becomes the target of an assassin known as "The Winter Soldier" (Sebastian Stan), a mysterious man with a metal arm and enhanced fighting ability worthy of the Captain himself.
Thanks to the intervention of acting S.H.I.E.L.D. honcho Alexander Pierce (Robert Redford), Rogers finds himself on the lam alongside sassy agent Natasha Romanoff/Black Widow (Scarlett Johansson), with no one to turn to except a sympathetic vet, Sam Wilson (Anthony Mackie), who proves to be more than he seems, heroism-wise.
Considering that directors Anthony and Joe Russo made their bones directing TV comedy (Community, Arrested Development), it's surprising the movie doesn't have the same sense of impetuous fun as The Avengers.
But it does have an undeniable driving momentum, augmented by a couple of excellent chase scenes (Fury racing through the streets of Washington, pursued by bogus cops; Captain America using his shield to bulldoze his way through an office building in pursuit of an assassin) and some better-than-expected fight choreography. (Note the presence of UFC fighter Georges St-Pierre as a French terrorist engaged in hand-to-hand combat with Cap.)
This is also one of the rare superhero movies with the power to surprise, including its unusual use of '70s siren Jenny Agutter as a S.H.I.E.L.D. council member.
One of the principal jolts is the presence of Redford, lending his screen gravitas to the role of a military power player.
One doesn't get the sense that Redford feels he's slumming. In fact, he takes it all seriously enough that one wonders if he isn't considering rebooting his movie Three Days of the Condor, only this time, the Condor has wings.
Other voices
The movie does its duty. It's a reliable commodity, delivered efficiently and well, like pizza.
-- Michael Phillips, Chicago Tribune
Captain America is everything a big-budget superhero film should be -- except inspired.
-- Kenneth Turan, Los Angeles Times
Fight scenes are tense, though occasionally it's hard to tell who's doing what to whom. But they have the bone-crunching crack of realism sometimes lacking in comic-book movies.
-- Claudia Puig, USA Today
Thanks to Johansson, Jackson and Redford, this is all good fun. It's a shame the weak link is the Captain himself.
-- Peter Bradshaw, The Guardian
In this spectacularly entertaining sequel, Rogers is still running, jumping, and chucking his mighty shield like it's 1945. But now he's doing so with the weariness and distrust of historical hindsight.
-- A.A. Dowd, A.V. Club
While Evans is still great in the role and it's nice that this superhero film is actually "about something," it lacks the heart of Captain America and the humour of The Avengers.
-- Roger Moore, McClatchy-Tribune News Service
Takes the bold (for Marvel) step of reducing CGI spectacle to a relative minimum in favour of reviving the pleasures of hard-driving old-school action, surprising character development and intriguing suspense.
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Creative bullpen decorations, MLB surprises and more
Recently, an old teammate of mine, Josh Hamilton, showed the world his awesome 10-point buck that is proudly displayed above his locker. Hamilton, a member of the Texas Rangers, is having a great season albeit one slowed down by injuries. I played with Josh in the minor leagues with Tampa Bay. (Side note: Josh hit a game winning home run off me when we were both 12 playing in the North Carolina Little Tar-heel state championship game -- it was the first home run, I had ever given up.)
Baseball is great when it comes to practical jokes and things to lighten the mood or show creative self-expression. The long season and nice paychecks allow for some very creative and fun decorations and other shenanigans. These actions build a clubhouse. They lighten the seriousness of playing a sport at the highest level in the world. A person who successfully does these kind of things are immensely valuable to teams in more ways than just stats.
In my years in the big leagues I have seen and have been a part of many of these awesome events. Last season while on the DL, the Brewers went on a West Coast trip. I was left behind, and moral was low in the bullpen (Not because I didn't make the trip, though I hope the guys missed me). I took this opportunity to redecorate the bullpen bathroom. Before it was a stark, Spartan-like room that smelled of Todd Coffey's fourth inning "sit down and think."
I added some motivational posters to the walls. I added a table with mementos of each member in the bullpen. I also tried to make things a little more home-like by adding a rug and some nice smelling candles. To top all things off I placed a mini fridge and many books and magazines so Coffey would have something to read and drink while taking a load off -- or dropping one off.
I was also the founder of the 2008 bullpen Olympics. This was probably my best idea when it came to team unity and just having fun in the bullpen. You have to understand is that we where having this fun when it was appropriate: In between innings and while we were hitting. The other unwritten rule is not after the 5th. We took it a step further and didn't play past the 4th.
Here are the long-awaited previously unreleased overall results of those said bullpen Olympics. (six events)
- David Riske
- Brian Shouse
- Seth McClung
- Bill "Waymo" Castro
- Marcus Hanel
- Carlos Villanueva
Torres, Gagne and Mota all came out to the bullpen after the events started and did not compete. Gagne told us that the international committee had banned him from competing.
Bats flying all over the place: Tyler Colvin getting struck in the chest by a broken bat was a terrible incident and one that doesn't happen very often, but it's amazing that that kind of incident doesn't happen more. I understand the uproar about wooden bats. I am all for the hitters using the best wood as possible and I think for the most part they do. No matter what though, there is no other option than wood. There are risks to playing baseball, just like getting hit with a fastball or getting hit with a line drive while charging in on a slash bunt, getting struck with a broken bat is just as assumed. I do not see a change with the bats coming anytime soon (although I am all for the hitters using cardboard bats).
MLB surprises: I never thought that Cincinnati would be in front of the pack in the NL Central, much less this far in front. The ballpark in Cincinnati and its fence are just past little league distance. Someone should check the basepaths to make sure they're at 90 feet not 60. It's a huge feat of accomplishment to have that type of success with a park that small. Pitching is the name of the game and those guys are doing a spectacular job.
Predictions (now that it's easier)
AL East: Yankees
AL Central: Twins
AL West: Rangers
Wild Card: Rays
NL East: Phillies
NL Central: Reds
NL West: Giants
NL Wild Card: Braves
Yankees vs. Rangers: Winner, Yankees 3-1
Twins vs. Rays: Winner, Twins 3-2
Twins vs. Yankees: Winner, Twins 4-3
Phillies vs. Giants: Winner, Phillies 3-1
Reds vs. Braves: Winner, Braves 3-2
Phillies vs. Braves: Winner, Phillies 4-1
World Series
Phillies vs. Twins: Winner, Twins 4-3
Come October I hope I can call my buddy JJ Hardy up and congratulate him!
Easy, George: Last night, George Lopez absolutely ripped Bristol Palin of "Dancing With The Stars." I am not saying anything about politics here but his tongue lashing of Bristol was the equivalent to Lou Piniella dressing down a t-ball outfielder for not hitting the cutoff man on his throw to the infield. It was something that one joke or two could have been enough but he decided to over and over again make fun of someone's high school mistake. I am all for "ha ha" funny but laughing and maliciously picking at the expense of someone is out of line. George, take your fights with Sarah Palin to Sarah Palin; making fun of her daughter was distasteful. I have a daughter; I hope that one day I don't shut out your favorite team only to have you pick on my child.
Building a program from the ground up: In my time away from baseball this season I have enjoyed many things. I have had my first real summer since 1995. I'll save the story on what I did with my summer for another time. What I would like to talk about is my current job. Yes, I went out and got a job. I am the new head girls' basketball coach at Pinellas Park High School. This job pays about $2,200 a year and that I have already dumped back in to the program. Before you make any Kenny Powers jokes, understand that basketball has been a huge part of my life as long as I can remember. Even when I was pitching in the Majors, I was working as an assistant coach for the women's basketball team at the University of Tampa (2005-07).
This whole process, however, has been a learning experience from the interview process to the insane amount of paper work required to do anything in Pinellas County schools. You could save a lot of trees and ink by just adhering to common sense. This program over the last three years has 5 wins to 56 losses. Last season they won 0 games, the year before they won 4, and the year before that they won 1. Most programs return four to six players a year on varsity and lose 3-5 players to graduation.
Those players are replaced by other players with in the program who played JV the season before, typically. My team, however, is returning three total players to the program: (If they make the team) two varsity players and one JV player. That's it. A crazy thing, though, I have had as many as 15 girls at a time coming to summer and pre-season workouts. These are girls some of whom have never played before. I have five freshmen who have a pretty good chance at a lot of varsity minutes this season. These girls who are coming out are loving the work we are doing.
I know I am a demanding coach and I know I can be hard on these girls but they are exceeding my expectations each and every day. They cheer for each other they push each other. They listen and try when they fail they do not give up! I tell you I am driven to push them harder each day. I am realistic with them and I tell them that we will take some heavy punches early. I also tell them to that if they continue to push and get better by the end of the year we will be throwing some of our own punches. These girls are truly beginning a tradition and I feel honored to be their coach.
BrewGuyTim | Sept. 29, 2010 at 4:27 a.m. (report)
Apparently my other comment wasn't approved, so I'll steer clear of that subject matter...
Any chance we get Big Red back on Twitter? Love the blog, but loved the regular updates via Twitter better. :)
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ckkopenski | Sept. 24, 2010 at 12:22 p.m. (report)
I like the fact that you guys could have some fun in the bullpen, but also realize there is/was a limit beyond the 4th/5th inning. I do like what you had done with the bathroom. Nice, without being too too girlie. Seth was the most gracious, good natured Brewer that took time to interact with the fans via Twitter etc. Would love to have Big Reg back in Milwaukee at some point.
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TB_Milwaukee | Sept. 24, 2010 at 12:13 p.m. (report)
Really going out on a limb with predictions aren't you? I'll be rooting the teams that haven't been on top for a while like the Reds and Padres. Nit sure who could stop Phillies starters though.
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KaseyKultgen | Sept. 24, 2010 at 11:56 a.m. (report)
Seth -
It was always a joy watching you pitch and your notorious bullpen activities are still talked about to this day! I truly hope that after certain unavoidable changes in the Brewer organization, we will see you pitching for the team again. Good luck with your basketball season and treasure the time with your family!
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James Conlon, conductor
Garrick Ohlsson, piano
About This Performance
It took Brahms almost 20 years to complete his First Symphony and come to conclusive terms with the medium and the crushing weight of comparisons to Beethoven. "I will never compose a symphony," he wrote to a friend in 1870. "You have no idea what it feels like to be dogged by that giant." Six years later (barring some additional revision) he was done, with a work that seems to recapitulate its own creation: titanic struggle to exalted triumph, and in the key of Beethoven's fifth Symphony, the foundational epitome of that heroic arc.
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American pianist Garrick Ohlsson is best known for his Chopin, but he won a Grammy for his Beethoven and has more than 80 concertos in his repertory, including Mozart's exquisite Piano Concerto No. 21.
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American conductor James Conlon opens the program with one of his passions, music by Czech composer Erwin Schulhoff, who died in a Nazi camp.
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