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Two Spring Mill home invasion suspects in custody
Two suspects in a north side home invasion were taken into custody Friday.
It started when police tried to serve a warrant at a residence at 36th and Meridian Streets on the Indianapolis near north side. The suspect, Tiawan Lundy, was wanted in connection with a home invasion on Spring Mill Road last week.
Friday evening, police announced the arrest of 26-year-old James Phillips for theft, receiving stolen property and assisting a criminal in the same home invasion.
The high-profile nature of the search for Lundy underscored the seriousness of the situation.
"When they received the information that he was possibly holed up in an apartment here - before the perimeter could be set, the suspect jumped out of a third-story window, landed on a car below," said Sgt. Linda Jackson, IMPD.
The car belongs to Shaun Metheney, apartment complex manager. The impact dented the car's roof badly, and broke out the back window.
"I came out here and I got a totaled car. I can't even take my kid to the doctor now. To me it's just utter bullcrap," he said.
IMPD had K-9 and tactical units combing the nearby neighborhood around 36th and Meridian Streets. Lundy was wanted in connection with the Oct. 24th home invasion on Spring Mill Rd. He was considered dangerous and desperate.
It's believed he injured his leg during his escape.
Shortridge High School, along with IPS Schools 48, 43 and 60 were on lockdown at the time.
"It's just not safe out here anymore," said one driver. "They're gonna find him. No doubt about that."
Five hours after the search began, Lundy surrendered to Lt. Bill Benjamin of the Marion County Sheriff's Department.
"I received a call from Beverly Lundy, mother of the suspect," said Benjamin.
Police say Lundy was able to reach his parents after jumping from the third floor window. They were worried he could be hurt.
"He was quite unsure about turning himself in," Benjamin said. "I talked with him about doing the right thing."
When Benjamin met Lundy and his family at the church, he says the suspect "was quite tearful...constant tears."
"With the violence and what you heard they did, it makes it very hard to have any sympathy for him," said a neighbor of the Spring Mill attack.
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On camera and off, there is relief in the Spring Mill area, now bright with home security lights.
"These were excessively violent, so to know they took all of the efforts to catch the guy involved is really good," says a neighbor not far from the home invasion victims.
"I didn't know this. It's definitely making me feel better. We've been here for many years and we all try to look out for each other," a neighbor said.
Police are looking for other suspects on top of the arrests of others in the home invasion and shooting near 79th and College. A family there was robbed and held captive for hours.
"We've always been careful, but now, even more so," said a neighbor Friday night.
Lundy faces charges of burglary (A felony), robbery (B felony) and criminal confinement (C felony).
Demetre Brown also faces robbery charges in connection with the Spring Mill home invasion. Amber Deckard is also charged as an accomplice in that case.


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Professor Eleonora Patacchini, Center for Policy Research, Syracuse University
We develop a network model looking at the role of different types of peers in education. The empirical salience of the model is tested using a very detailed longitudinal dataset of adolescent friendship networks. We find that there are strong and persistent peer effects in education but peers tend to be influential only when their friendships last more than a year and not a shorter period of time. In the short run, however, both types of ties have an impact on current grades.
Eleonora Patacchini is Associate Professor of Economics at Syracuse University and a Senior Research Associate of the Center for Policy Research in the Maxwell School at Syracuse. She is also a Research Fellow at the Einaudi Institute for Economics and Finance (Rome), at the Kiel Institute for the World Economy (Kiel), at the Centre for Economic Policy Research (London), and at IZA, Institute for the Study of Labor (Bonn).
Her recent research focuses on the economics of networks, with particular interest in understanding how interpersonal interactions shapes economic decision-making, the functioning of trading networks and the diffusion and value of information in online networks. A novel perspective includes the use of network models to understand the formation, transmission and persistence of cultural values, as well as their interaction with peer effects, social structure's characteristics and standard economic incentives. Her work on network effects in the intergenerational transmission of gender identity has been profiled in Bloomberg and in the PBS Newshour.
Her publications have appeared in general interest and field journals, including the Review of Economic Studies, the Journal of the European Economic Association, the European Economic Review, Economic Policy, Review of Network Economics, the Journal of Economic Geography, Labour Economics, the Journal of Law, Economics and Organization and the Journal of Urban Economics, among others. She is also the Associate Editor of the Journal of Urban Economics, Regional Science and Urban Economics and Co-Editor of the e-journal Economics.


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Teacher Andre challenges the tinpot authority of his headmaster and Party apparatchik in the remote mountain village he moves to.
An openly contemptuous study of political paltriness at the height of Albanian dictator Enver Hoxhas regime, Slogans recalls the jibing humanism that underpins both Chinese and Iranian satirical realism.
Each Stalinist strategy is exposed for its futility, as biologist Artur Gorishti challenges the tinpot authority of headmaster Agim Qirjaqi and Party apparatchik, Birce Hasko. Whether its associating with a reactionary goatherd or canoodling with Luiza Xhuvani, Gorishtis passive resistance does more for his students than the state-sponsored sloganising considered more educational than the imparting of ideas.
Director Gjergi Xhuvani achieves a latent menace that masks the absurdity of a system in which hypocrisy and treachery were the traits of model citizenship.


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oh they make it so easy for jon stewart...
i assume you've seen: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qq8Uc5BFogE
- 9:49 PM, October 26, 2008
- Tee said...
Aside from being funny - it's actually scary. I wonder if he was having some kind of POW flashback?
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HAARLEM, NETHERLANDS – Japan defeated the United States 4-1 to retain its softball world championship title on Sunday.
The Japanese, who won all 10 games en route to their third overall title, beat the Americans in the final for the second tournament in row, having won the championships for the first time in 42 years in 2012.
"Japan's power is the real thing," said Japan manager Reika Utsugi. "Winning all 10 games and a second consecutive title is not easy."
In the first at-bat, with one out, Rei Nishiyama walked, then advanced on a sacrifice bunt. Eri Yamada was then walked intentionally to set up a force play and a walk for Yukiyo Mine to load the bases.
Haruna Sakamoto followed with a two-run single and Minami Sato added an RBI-single to give Japan an early 3-0 lead.
"All of a sudden we had a chance and I just tried to belt it," said Sakamoto. "We were able to get on a roll after scoring early."
Yu Yamamoto and Rei Nishiyama then both singled, and the lead runner scored when Misato Kawamo connected for the third consecutive single in the fourth inning.
Veteran pitcher Yukiko Ueno struck out six batters, walked three and gave up eight hits. Despite being outhit 8-7, Ueno got the offensive support she needed.
"Ueno, Nishiyama and Yamada, those three players carried the team," said Utsugi.
"Getting runs early on made things easier for me. I am glad we could win consecutive titles," said Ueno, who helped pitch Japan to the last Olympic gold medal in the sport in 2008.
"Japan has won the championship. I think we have made a case for trying to get softball back at the Olympics."
Baseball and softball were taken off the Olympic menu after Beijing 2008 and both sports are aiming for a return to the program for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics.


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Bombardier Confirms Luxair as Previously Unidentified Customer for Q400 NextGen Turboprops
As previously announced, based on the Q400 NextGen aircraft list price, the firm order contract is valued at approximately $126 million US.
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Luxair placed a firm order for three Q400 airliners in 2006, prior to the product enhancements that earned the "NextGen" designation. It placed subsequent orders for two additional Q400 turboprop aircraft.
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Ms. JD Weekly Round-up: Week Ending March 2, 2012
By Ms. JD Weekly Roundup • March 02, 2012•Ms. JD, Ms. JD Weekly Roundup
Lets start celebrating W0men's History Month in the Golden State. California Women Lawyers: 134 Years and Counting.
Everyone says to start thinking about building business early. Lawyerist offers the best explanation (in checklist form!) we've seen in awhile on what you should be doing and when!
February's Sunday Morning Talk Show Tally: 52 Men; 4 Women.
A California Jury has Awarded the Largest Workplace Harassment Judgment in History: $168 Million.
The ABA Midyear Meeting in New Orleans featured a great panel from the ABA Commission on Women in the Profession (Ms. JD's partner in the Ms. JD Fellowship!"Visible Invisibility: Breaking Down Barriers to Women's Leadership." There are two great pieces out on the panel: check out the video here and the article here.
Pepperdine has refused to recognize an on-campus student group dedicated to LBGT issues. Alumni are boycotting to show their support for these minority students.
NALP's latest study finds that most (70%) of part-time attorneys are women. NALP also found that 13.4% of all women lawyers work part-time compared to 2.7% of male lawyers.
At Ms. JD we think male sponsorship is important in law firms not just because there simply aren't as many female partners but because men have a lot to teach. The Careerist has an article about potential pitfalls and ways to avoid them.
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Noise, noise, noise. Crunched metal and shattered glass. More noise. Revving engines. Vin Diesel's giant head. Hot chicks in tight miniskirts. Even more noise. The end.
That's pretty much all there is to Fast & Furious, essentially a remake of the 2001 hit The Fast and the Furious with the same cast, except it seems to exist in some parallel universe where the word "the" no longer exists. It also seems to function outside of logic, cohesive plot structure and the laws of gravity, but hey — this being the fourth film in the street-racing series, such niceties have long since been tossed out the window and run over repeatedly.
Justin Lin, who also directed part three, 2006's The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift, piles on the mind-boggling elaborate chase scenes and set pieces. (The opening, in which our rebellious heroes attempt to steal gas from a speeding tanker truck, is admittedly a doozy.) But you've seen a lot of these stunts in the previous movies — and heard the same kind of cheesy dialogue — so it's strange to witness how seriously Fast & Furious takes itself.
What's the movie about, you ask? Well, not that it matters, but Diesel's fugitive ex-con Dom Toretto is back in Los Angeles and out for revenge. He ends up reluctantly reteaming with former undercover cop Brian O'Conner (Paul Walker), who infiltrated Dom's gang and dated his sister, Mia (Jordana Brewster), in part one. This time, their goal is to take down a drug kingpin who's behind a murder. Their strategy leads them into a series of ridiculously illegal races, which make the streets of L.A. more dangerous to drive than they already are. There's also an enormously convoluted trip into Mexico, which seems to take place only to set up the film's climactic (and claustrophobic) underground tunnel chase.
If you're into automotive minutiae, you'll probably appreciate the details. And if you're into gratuitous shots of women making out with each other, well, you may sporadically enjoy yourself, as well. But if you like use your brain . . . dude, drive on.


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INDIANAPOLIS – This was the strongest vote of confidence yet for Nick Foles.
And it came from Eagles general manager Howie Roseman, speaking Thursday at the NFL Scouting Combine at Lucas Oil Stadium.
"There's not an opportunity for a starting spot here."
Can't get any stronger than that.
Roseman was speaking in context of Michael Vick and how Roseman and head coach Chip Kelly told Vick that if he wanted to be a starter, he would have to sign elsewhere, since the job isn't open here.
Until now, Kelly and Roseman had been muted in their support of Foles, qualifying their praise of the 24-year-old second-year quarterback with comments about competition at quarterback and the possibility of drafting a quarterback.
But this was pretty definitive.
"I think that we have tremendous support for Nick," Roseman said in a chat with Philly writers covering the combine. "I think we've been unquestioned about Nick. Even when we talk about Mike Vick, that there's not an opportunity for a starting spot here, I think that's a reflection on Nick Foles and where he is in his career.
"It's exciting to think he's in his second year in this league and really one year in the system under Coach Kelly and [there is a lot of] room for growth. So I think he has tremendous support within the building and within the organization and [we're] really excited about him as a player and a person in the Eagles organization."
Even though Foles threw 27 touchdowns and just two interceptions during the regular season, led the NFL with a 119.2 passer rating, went 8-2 in 10 starts and led the Eagles to the playoffs, there's been a sense among fans and media that the Eagles still aren't sold on the former third-round pick from Arizona.
It only adds to that sense when Kelly and Roseman speak constantly about bringing in competition at the quarterback position.
Kelly did that the day after the season ended, and Roseman actually did it earlier in the day Thursday, speaking at a podium for the national media.
"We're about competition," he said. "We're about increasing competition at every position. I don't think it's a slight at anybody on our football team. But everyone needs to be pushed a little bit.
"I know that's a big part of how I act every day. I wake up every morning with a determination that we've got to get better. That's how Nick thinks too. It's not an indictment on him or any other player on our roster."
Later, Roseman explained that competition at quarterback doesn't necessarily mean the Eagles are planning to bring in a quarterback to compete with Foles.
It's just part of the culture Kelly is trying to bring to the Eagles.
That's a huge distinction, and it amounts to the strongest commentary we've heard yet indicating that the Eagles are moving forward with the 24-year-old Foles as the guy.
"Nobody's saying we're bringing in competition for Nick Foles or outwardly looking for competition for Nick Foles, we're saying we're looking for competition throughout our roster," Roseman said.
"And we've said that when we had Donovan McNabb, we said that when we had Kevin Kolb, we said that when we had Michael Vick. That if there was an opportunity in the draft to get a player at an important position, and in this case we're talking about quarterback, we've seen how that pays off in terms of even having backup quarterbacks and how you can parlay that into other draft picks and I think that just makes sense.
"You can't be close-minded when you go into the offseason to look for value in free agency and the draft, and I think that's how we look at every position, and I think that's how we look at the quarterback position.
"It's a different question about trying to add competition to your roster at the quarterback position and not being committed to Nick Foles and trying to support Nick Foles the best we can.
"Throughout our organization he has tremendous support from all of us. You watch him at the Pro Bowl, and see him having fun and winning the MVP and it's prideful.
"He represents us tremendously well. He had a tremendous year, he's a young quarterback who really fits into our culture and our chemistry. I just want to make sure we're clear."


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The hyper secret world of Apple Inc. inspires rumors, especially about new products, like the much anticipated iPhone 5.
This story is based on a radio interview. Listen to the full interview.
The new phone is expected to be introduced in September.
So when the tech press started chewing over rumors of an unusual screw designed by Apple, few questioned it.
But it turned out to be a hoax. It included a fake photo attached to a bogus email.
The guy behind the rumor and the email was Lukasz Lindell, CEO of Day4, a Swedish digital communication company.
Anchor Marco Werman gets more details from Lindell, who says this isn't surprising in the internet age, but what is really extraordinary is how little information can be provided to the story as a so-called primary source.
"You uploaded the image of the asymmetrical screw with this ambiguous sentence: 'A friend took a photo a while ago at that fruit company, they are obviously even creating their own screws,'" Lindell says. "Pretty innocuous. But then it got exaggerated by all sorts of rubbish people made up."


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Residents are being urged to take precautions before going on holiday by Melksham Police after a number of empty properties in the town were broken into.
Thieves broke into a bungalow in Sherwood Avenue while the occupants were away. They entered through a back bedroom window between May 22 and 29, stealing £160 cash and a wedding ring.
Last week a house in Greenwood Road was also targeted while the occupants were away.
PC Emily Thomas, of the Melksham Neighbourhood Policing Team, said: "Use timers for lights and radios to create the impression someone is home, and cancel milk and newspaper deliveries."
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100 g egg whites
50 g granulated sugar
200 g confectioners' sugar
110 g blanched almonds, whole or ground
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6. Pipe or spoon some of your filling on one shell and sandwich with another one.
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1. After the first few folding strokes necessary to start incorporating the ingredients, divide your batter into 3 equal amounts.
2. Keep one third plain, add 2 teaspoons sifted matcha powder to another one, and 1 Tablespoon red powdered food coloring to the last one.
3. Proceed with the rest of the recipe, following the folding guidelines explained above.
4. Sprinkle crushed toffee on the plain shells right after they were piped.
For the fillings, use a white chocolate ganache for the matcha macarons, a toffee bittersweet chocolate ganache for the plain ones and a white chocolate raspberry ganache for the red ones.
Bittersweet Toffee Ganache:
3/4 cup heavy cream
1 cup bittersweet chocolate
1/4 cup crushed toffee
In a heavy saucepan set over medium heat, bring the heavy cream to a boil. Remove from the stove and add the chocolate to it. Let stand 2 minutes and then stir until fully combined. Let cool until firm enough to put in a small piping bag.
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1/3 cup good quality raspberry jam
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The International Federation of Horseracing Authorities (IFHA) has welcomed racing organisations from Mongolia and Turkmenistan as affiliate members.
Recent ratification to IFHA statutes at its annual General Assembly in October created a new affiliate membership category within the Federation. Thus, the Federation of Mongolia Horse Racing Sport and Trainers and the Turkmen Atlary State Association, by unanimous vote of the IFHA Executive Council in Paris in October, have become the IFHA's first two affiliate members.
The Federation of Mongolian Horse Racing Sport and Trainers (FMHRST) is a non-governmental organization (NGO) which serves to the development of equestrian sport in Mongolia and works to protect the rights of horsemen who specialize in this national sport.
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Andrew Harding has been appointed as Special Counselor to the Chairman of IFHA in addition to his present role as IFHA Chief Technical Advisor, and Andrew Chesser has been appointed as Deputy Secretary General for the IFHA.
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One of the most fun winter activities you can do as a family is to set aside some time to do some crafts with kids. And a great craft idea is to make some Christmas crafts with kids with which you can decorate your home for the holidays.

This poinsettia flower craft is an elegant idea that is easy and fun to create with kids, and one they'll love sharing and proudly putting up on display, either as individual flowers or as part of a poinsettia wreath.

To make poinsettia flowers, you will need the following:

5 sheets of 8 1/2" x 11" red card stock paper

5 sheets of 8 1/2" x 11" whitecard stock paper

3 sheets of 8 1/2" x 11" green card stock paper

colored reinforcements (shiny if available)

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NOTE: If you only want to make one color of poinsettias--either just white or just red--then skip the color you don't want. Follow directions for only one color poinsettias in the following steps.
To begin, make a 1 1/2-inch fold in the card stock paper.Draw a small leaf, approximately 2 inches long and 1/2 inch wide at its widest point. Once you have the leaf shape you want, cut it out and use it to trace more leaves.Once you have made about 20 small leaves, draw your large leaf, about 3 inches long and about 3/4" at its widest point. Again, use the leaf shape you like most to trace the other large leaves.
At this point, you should have 20 small leaves and 20 large leaves. (Each flower is made with 5 leaves, so if you want more flowers, cut out additional leaves.)

Begin cutting out your leaves. Younger children will need help with this part but older children can do it themselves. Remember: the leaves do not have to be perfect. After all, in nature, leaves are unique and different from one another. When they are put together, it will look lovely, imperfections and all.
Starting with the small flowers, lay out your leaves in a circle in preparation for gluing. You'll want at least 5 small petals and 5 large petals for each poinsettia flower.Place small dots of glue at the fatter bottom of the poinsettia leaves and begin gluing them together. Older children should be able to do this part on their own, but younger children will need your help.
At this point, you should have the same numbers of small and large leaves glued together. Each poinsettia will be made with one large set of leaves and one small set of leaves.

Leave the flowers to dry completely.
If you are making red poinsettias, take your red card stock and repeat the process for making poinsettia leaves, just as you did with the white poinsettias. Start by folding the paper along the edge.Using your large and small leaves from the white poinsettias, trace out the outlines for the red poinsettia flowers. Cut out the large and small leaves.
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Once the smaller leaves are all assembled, work on the larger red poinsettia leaves. Let dry completely.
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Once the leaves are completely dry, take your hole puncher and make a hole in each small and large set of glued poinsettia leaves.

To get as close to the center as possible, you may need to fold over some of the leaves (they already have folds down the middle, so this won't affect the leaves' appearance).

Kids may have a hard time positioning the hole puncher or pressing firmly enough to make the hold, so parents may want to do this step.
Once you have made holes in the small and large poinsettia leaf sets, put a colorful reinforcement ring on the small set of leaves only. I chose to put red reinforcements on the white poinsettias and chose green reinforcement rings for the red poinsettia flowers, to give it a holiday look and provide a background for the brass fasteners, which will be inserted into the holes.
Next, take your brass fasteners and join the small leaves with the large leaves, with the small leaves going on top of the large ones.

This step is fun and easy, and even young kids can help! Just make sure you teach them not to press down on the pointy part of the fasteners so that they don't prick their fingers. (With very small children, you may want to have them insert the fasteners and have older kids or adults actually do the fastening.)
And voila! A lovely and elegant (and relatively easy) poinsettia you and your kids will be very proud of!Here is the white version of the poinsettia, equally gorgeous and elegant!
Of course, every flower needs a few leaves. Even just having two leaves can somehow create a more "real-looking" flower, and lend it a more, well, flowery look.

Take one of your large leaf originals (or make a new large leaf) and trace it out on green card stock paper. Make at least two leaves for each flower.
See what I mean? The green leaves really bring out the flowers and give your poinsettias dimension and an oomph. Glue at least two green leaves to the back of each poinsettia flower and let dry completely.
And there you have it: a beautiful array of red and white poinsettias that can be turned into a wreath or individually glued on to presents for an elegant gift. You can even put them on the holiday table for an extra-festive look!

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SAN ANTONIO — A man died after the motorcycle he was riding collided with a van just before 9 a.m. Monday on Perrin Beitel Road on the Northeast Side.
The man was riding a scooter-type motorcycle southbound on Perrin Beitel Road when a marked Global Restoration Services van headed northbound turned left in front of the motorcyclist, causing the two to collide, according to police.
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Georgann Bruski, RT(R), is the director of invasive cardiology at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center in Boston and frequently interviews candidates for clinical positions in the cardiac catheterization lab. "Once you are hired here, you are an ambassador to patients, their families, your co-workers and every other person who walks in the door," she says. "When people enter a facility, they judge it by the people who work there."
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"I always wear a suit when I interview, even if they tell me it'll be a casual meeting," Miller says. "They can see me in my nasty scrubs when I get the job, but my interview is when I need to shine, and sometimes doing more than what they expect is a pleasant surprise to them."
Whether your suit is off-the-rack or bespoke, subdued colors in shades of blue and gray are best for men and women alike, fashion mavens say. Many sources caution men about wearing black suits to interviews, though, since the color could be viewed as overly somber. And brown generally is not considered a business color, so better to avoid it.
Chrystal Solola recently interviewed for and landed a job after having worked for 15 years as a PA at a women's health practice in Indiana. "When I interviewed with the CEO of (what would become) my new office, I wore a conservative dark suit with a skirt (as opposed to pants), which is still the standard for women (in my area)," she says.
Rules for avoiding an interview fashion 911: Skirt hemlines should not be more than a few inches above the knee, and slits should be small and centered on the back. Your skirt should cover your thighs when you are seated. Think Geena Davis in "Commander in Chief," not Calista Flockhart in "Ally McBeal."
"You should be covered from clavicle to kneecap," Bruski says.
While not all experts agree, tailored pants suits are appropriate for women in many areas. But some choices are never appropriate for an interview.
"I remember years ago," Solola says, "when one candidate for a job at my office came in for an interview in culottes"-an interview fashion faux pas of the kind Solola vowed never to make herself.
As for fabrics, don't worry if you can't tell gabardine from granola. Men simply should look for suits that are wool or a wool blend; women should seek wool, wool blends or microfiber fabrics.
Miller says local climate and custom can influence interview attire. "When I set out to interview, it was winter in Kansas City, and I owned two heavier-weight dark suits. But when it came time for me to interview in San Antonio in May, those suits would have stuck out like a sore thumb-and I would have suffocated. So I bought two lighter suits, in taupe and sage green, which were more versatile in any climate-and much more appropriate for an interview in southern Texas."
If you haven't interviewed for a job in years, you may no longer own interview-worthy clothes, or your body may have changed since you last wore them. This is where a good tailor can offer advice about the latest in conservative fashion and help with a nip or tuck to your clothes.
As Miller prepared for her most recent interview, she tried on the suits she had bought two years before. Since then, she had lost some weight. "Thank God I pulled them out a week before my interview, because they were virtually hanging on me." She had to get several quick alterations, but she says it was cheaper than buying a new suit.
While there's no need to mirror the latest runway fashions from Milan, make sure that your clothes aren't too far out of style, experts caution. For example, men's lapels that are too wide (three or more inches) or too skinny (an inch or less) can be altered by a tailor.
A coordinated blouse for women, and a shirt and tie for men.
Women, if you are wearing a black suit, consider a colorful accent such as a scarf near your face to soften the look. Or wear a tastefully colorful knit shell underneath the suit.
For men, a conservative silk necktie is the safest choice, at least at the first interview. If you feel strongly about not wearing a tie, at least wear a collared shirt. Unless you're George Steinbrenner, avoid wearing a turtleneck with a suit.
Generally speaking, it's best to avoid shirts and blouses with busy plaids or stripes. Men can't go wrong with a crisp white shirt-always long-sleeved, no matter what the climate.
"I like to see a nice, neat, clean white or light blue shirt on a male interviewee," Bruski says. And, she adds, make sure your blouse or shirt is neatly pressed. "Wrinkled clothes show me that a person is too lazy to care about appearances. You don't have to come in clothes from Neiman Marcus. Just make sure your clothes are well pressed."
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Firefighters are on the scene of a house fire in Rotterdam.
Firefighters out a house fire in Rotterdam on Monday.
The fire broke out over the noon hour at 4 Groveland Ave. No injuries were reported, but the house and garage were destroyed.
The fire was first reported in the garage. The fire then is believed to have spread to the house.
The fire was declared under control by 4:30 p.m. Investigators ruled the fire accidental but would not specify a cause.
Wind gusts appeared to hamper efforts to get the blaze under control.
Smoke alternatively descended on the neighborhood and then cleared.
The neighborhood overlooks Rotterdam Square mall. Smoke could be smelled in that area, and could be seen from areas of Schenectady.
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Jeff Mulliner and his wife and partner, Kristen Lyn Mulliner, are pleased to invite you to meet for a free consultation at their office, which focuses exclusively on criminal defense representation. Kristen Mulliner was a respected and admired felony prosecutor, when she elected to leave government service in 2010 to devote her career to fight for and represent the accused. Jeff Mulliner spent a decade at the Bexar County District Attorney's Office in San Antonio, Texas, rising rapidly to become a chief district court prosecutor in the trial division, where he served as the first-chair attorney in dozens of the most high-profile and serious criminal cases to go before a jury. Jeff has successfully tried over two hundred cases to a jury and along the way, has developed a "reputation for fairness[1]".
Since 2002, Jeff Mulliner has immersed his professional life in the art and practice of vigorously representing the accused – with as much or more zeal than he previously felt for the prosecution function. The result has been an impressive record of jury acquittals, dismissals, reductions, pre-trial diversion, deferred adjudication and probation obtained for clients who could only hope for such results at the time of their arrest.
Licensed to practice in all State and Federal Courts in Texas, Jeff is one of only 32 attorney's selected by a classification committee overseen by the San Antonio Division federal courts to receive "complex" cases, denoting his experience in complex and multi-defendant criminal cases. In 2011, Jeff was the President of the San Antonio Criminal Defense Lawyer's Association (SACDLA) which is an organization with over five hundred (500) active members and he presently serves as a sitting member of the Bexar County Bail Bond Board and as an appointed member of the Bexar County District Court Voucher Review Committee. Nationally, Jeff presently serves as a member of the NACDL (National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers) Immigration Committee and on the NACDL Diversity Committee.
The Mulliner Law Firm, PLLC, is conveniently located in downtown, San Antonio, strategically centered between the federal and state courthouses. From the professional staff to the ambiance at the office, The Mulliner Law Firm exudes a sense of peace and tranquility, a comfort in times of high stress and personal upheaval. The Mulliner Law Firm is equipped with the most modern and up-to-date technology available, for the benefit of our clients. Firm clients can expect to be treated with dignity and respect and to be represented with knowledgeable, forceful and experienced tenacity.
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Nuclear Waste: Disposal Challenges and Lessons Learned from Yucca Mountain -- GAOThis Government Accountability Office report (GAO-11-731T), dated June 1, 2011, finds that uncertainties exist about the direction of the nation's policy for nuclear waste disposal. Under NWPA, DOE investigated Yucca Mountain as a site for a repository. In 2002, DOE recommended the site to the President and in 2008 submitted a license application to NRC.
DOE is now seeking to withdraw the application from NRC's Atomic Safety and Licensing Board. DOE did not cite technical or safety issues but stated that Yucca Mountain is not a workable option because of a lack of public acceptance by the people of Nevada. On June 29, 2010, the board denied DOE's motion, ruling that NWPA requires DOE to continue the licensing effort.
The NRC commissioners announced they might consider reviewing the board's decision, but as of May 26, 2011, no review had been announced. Separately, state and local governments and a private party filed suit in federal court against DOE and NRC in an effort to stop the repository termination. The court has not yet ruled. Amid this uncertainty, DOE took steps to shut down Yucca Mountain by September 30, 2010. DOE also established a Blue Ribbon Commission to evaluate alternatives for nuclear waste disposal, which plans to report by January 2012.
Three primary waste storage options offer benefits but also face challenges, including high costs. Two options are for interim storage—continued on-site or centralized storage—which could allow time for research into new approaches that might have wider public acceptance than the Yucca Mountain permanent repository. Continued on-site storage would require less effort to implement since it is the current method of waste storage.


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New Orleanians know how to party, and New Year's Eve is a party squared. Jackson Square is the center of the fun and excitement with live entertainment kicking up several hours before midnight when the fleur de lis drops from the roof of Jax Brewery.
Following the drop is a spectacular, 15-minute fireworks display launched skyward from twin barges anchored in mid-river. Then it's time to head over to Bourbon Street or Frenchmen Street for a lively bar or rockin' music club.
There are plenty of activities to keep revelers well-fed and well-lubricated on New Year's Eve:
• The Steamboat Natchez offers a cruise from 10 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. with holiday food, a dance band and the best seat in town for the fireworks. Call for price, Toulouse Street Wharf, (504) 569-1401, www.steamboatnatchez.com.
• The Riverview Room in Jax Brewery has a black tie buffet, champagne, music by the Top Cats and magnificent views of the fireworks as well. $165/person, 600 Decatur St., (504) 525-3000 or (888) 236-8260, www.riverviewroom.com.
• A NOLA New Year's Eve, sponsored by the Crescent City Countdown Club, takes place on Decatur Street in front of Jackson Square with a live simulcast choreographed to New Orleans music. Free, (985) 630-4604, www.crescentcitycountdown.com.
• Big Night New Orleans is the latest of the Big Night events held throughout the country — others are in Baltimore, Washington, D.C., San Diego and Miami — at the Hyatt Regency. Starting at 9 p.m., it boasts open bars all night, food buffets, multiple dance floors, 10 bands and DJs, balloon drop and midnight toast. Tickets start at $99.99, but are expected to increase; groups are discounted. firstname.lastname@example.com.
Derived from the French word for "awakening," reveillon is a meal served after midnight Mass on Christmas Eve as well as on New Year's Eve.
Most restaurants offer reveillon menus consisting of old New Orleans favorites such as turtle soup, French onion soup or gumbo, every kind of seafood, smoked or fried duck, mirliton casserole, les haricots verts, pork tenderloin, beef sirloin or rib eye, daube glace and pate de foie gras followed by bananas Foster, eggnog crème brulee, sweet potato bread pudding with pecan praline sauce and, of course, good, strong café au lait.
Prices range from about $40 to about $85 a person; contact your favorite restaurant to make reservations early.
Here are just a smattering of restaurants offering reveillon dinners.
• American Sector (946 Magazine St., (504) 528-1949) has shrimp remoulade.
• Antoine's (713 St. Louis St., (504) 581-4422 offers crawfish bisque.
• Arnaud's (813 Rue Bienville St., (504) 523-5433) has Rock Cornish hen.
• Bombay Club (830 Conti St., (504) 586-0972), has salmon with cranberry rice.
• Gumbo Shop (630 St. Peter St., (504) 525-1486), ends with café brûlot.
• Muriel's Jackson Square (801 Chartres St., (504) 568-1885), includes oyster chowder.
• Rib Room (621 St. Louis St., (504) 529-5333) has a fabled dessert cart.
• Tujague's Restaurant (823 Decatur St., (504) 525-8676), is famous for its brisket.
For more, go to French Quarter Festivals, www.fqfi.org.
Children are not forgotten on New Year's Eve. The Louisiana Children's Museum, 420 Julia St., hosts its annual Countdown to Noon — a festive celebration featuring games and entertainment with the Count from Sesame Street.
There are also balloon and confetti drops, a soda-pop toast, festive hats and noisemakers.
Tickets are $10 ($5 for museum members), time is 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. with the Lagniappe Brass Band starting at 11 a.m. Phone (504) 523-1357, www.lcm.org.
Audubon Zoo hosts a "Noon Years Eve" celebration from 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., with Super Stars music starting at 10 a.m. This event features games and prizes, jugglers, clowns, magicians and a jump rope exhibition, distribution of party hats, noisemakers and a countdown with non-alcoholic drinks.
The celebration is free with zoo admission and free for members. The zoo is at 6500 Magazine St., (800) 774-7394, www.auduboninstitute.org.
Take your vitamins, save some energy and stretch that liver: Coming up is the Sugar Bowl pitting the Louisville Cardinals against the Florida Gators on Jan. 2 in the Superdome.
The Joan of Arc Parade ends at her statue on Decatur and St. Philip Jan. 6 — which is also Twelfth Night, the start of the Mardi Gras season.


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A preschool prep school, neurotically ambitious parents, Shakespearean allusions and a poisonous green sauce blend together in Eric Coble's fabulously funny comedy, "Bright Ideas," as Newport Harbor High School brings to life a crazy storyline that is not so far from the Orange County truth.
Joshua and Genervra Bradley spark a majority of the chaos as they fight to enroll their 3-year-old son Mac in the extremely exclusive Bright Ideas preschool. A myriad of other equally neurotic parents and teachers supply the audience with hilarious caricatures. The story parallels Shakespeare's Macbeth and its commentary on power and success.
There are certainly many "bright ideas" in this cast. Several outstanding performances combine with a solid ensemble to generate a fast-paced, energetic night of theater.
Joshua and Genevra Bradley command attention. David Miller II (as Joshua Bradley) with his zany physicality brings an obvious presence and energy to the stage.
Chelsea Whitfield (as Genevra Bradley) conveys a mature character through her tone, movement and her slowly impending insanity.
Holly Stanton gives a phenomenal performance as the only-slightly neurotic and pregnant Lynzie Bain. Stanton presents beautiful range as she exhibits compassion for her children, cut-throat competition in the preschool and a mixture of pain and fear as she goes into labor. Even as a larger-than-life mom, Stanton brings honesty and believability to the stage.
Several other notable performances include that of Mom No. 1 (Alex Barton) and Mom No. 2 (Natalie Aguirre). Both Barton and Aguirre utilize their stage time effectively and comically.
Natasha Jimenez (as Mrs. Lennox) creates hilarious moments, particularly in a scene involving the insane Genevra and puppets.
As the show progresses many characters blossom; initial line slipups and several awkward moments are soon replaced with confidence and focus. Although mistimed lighting and sound cues, and a visible stage crew distract, the simplistic set and props serve to move the focus to the characters.
Macbeth references entwine themselves into the plot and both the actors and technicians accomplish the feat of alluding subtly yet clearly. Crowns on the dining room wallpaper, pesto spots on Genevra's hands, and the more obvious Specialist scene all create an intriguing underlying tone.
Newport Harbor High School wonderfully mixes craziness and over-the-top characters with obvious and important meaning. In a world where people will do anything to succeed, it is refreshing to be reminded how comical people appear when trying to overachieve.


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We do have two dogs available at the shelter!
Jack and Phillip are truly anxious to meet you and hope you come on down to see them!
We do have two dogs available at the shelter!
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Pokemon Platinum Version
Any techniques to get max happiness quickly?
I have an eevee and i want an umbreon but i need max happiness in the dark for the rite? how do i get max happiness?
Rucadark - 8 years ago
Accepted Answer
Have Eevee hold Soothe Bell (doubles Happiness gained) then use the methods below...
Use Pomeg, Kelpsy, Qualot, Hondew, Grepa, and Tamato Berries to Raise Happiness, but lower Effort Values
Use Vitamins to Raise Happiness and Effort Values, but only use the ones for stats you need
Walk 256 steps
Veilstone Massage
Ribbon Society Massage in the Resort Area, a post Elite 4 area
Use in battle (Wild Pokemon give the least Happiness, Gym Leaders, Elite 4, etc. give the most)
Level Up (be sure to do this at Night, 20:00-03:59 on Digital Clock App, to avoid becoming Espeon accidentally)
Avoid Fainting and bitter medicine at all costs
Kraleck (Expert) - 8 years ago
Other Answers
you can go to Veilstone city, and there is a lady who will massage your pokemon, which will increase its happiness. you can do this once a day. there is another person who gives massages, but i dont remember where they are at ;/
also using it in battle will make it happy(dont let it get knocked out!) using vending items like Fresh Water to heal it will also increase its happiness!
The item Soothe Bell, magnifies the above mentioned methods. the Soothe Bell also increases happiness with every step. it takes about 65k steps fo a pokemon to be fully happy.
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THERE will be no chance of music fans being comfortably numb when one of the finest Pink Floyd tributes on the circuit comes to Rhyl.
Fans of the legendary prog rockers should head to the Pavilion Theatre on Friday, November 16 for The UK Pink Floyd Experience.
The 9-piece band faithfully replicates the full live Pink Floyd touring band of the late 80s and 90s, with state of the art sound and a spectacular light show.
Of course, the aim of the show is to provide the flavour of one of rock's most enduringly popular acts in concert.
Songs from Dark Side of The Moon through to Division Bell are featured, so fans of all ages will find something to enjoy, whichever era from their era of the band's storied career is their favourite.
The band all seasoned musicians and include three choreographed and costumed female backing vocalists.
Lead vocalist and guitarist Paul Andrews fronts the band with a voice and guitar skills that are remarkably similar to David Gilmour's.
With excellent musicianship and top notch production values, the UK Pink Floyd Experience is far from another brick in the wall.
Show time is 7.30pm. Tickets are £17.50 and £16 (concessions).
To book, call the Pavilion Theatre box office on 01745 33 00 00, or book online at www.rhylpavilion.co.uk.


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Ore no Kanojo to Osananajimi ga Shuraba Sugiru, or in English My Girlfriend and Childhood Friend Fight Too Much, also known as Oreshura, is a Japanese light novel series written by Yūji Yūji, with illustrations provided by Ruroo. An anime adaptation debuted in January 2013.
Eita Kidō enters high school with the aim to attend medical school. Due to his parents getting divorced and his intention to maintain his grades, he shuns anything to do with romance or love. One day, the school beauty Masuzu Natsukawa invites him to walk home with her, though he initially refuses. After she continues to do this for several days, he gives in and walks home with her.
Masuzu is tired of constantly getting confessed to by boys, so she suggests that she and Eita become a fake couple. Although Eita tries to refuse, Masuzu blackmails him into becoming her boyfriend in name only. News spreads fast within the school of the new couple and Eita's childhood friend Chiwa Harusaki begins to confront Masuzu for Eita's affections.


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Dave Redinger's The Neighbourhood Mechanic 2/8/06
Nils Bohlin has saved thousands of lives
and I bet you have never heard of him. In 1958 while working for Volvo, as
the director of their automotive safety and interior design department, he
perfected the lap/shoulder seat belt assembly. His design allowed the
driver to connect both lap and shoulder belt with one connection, keeping
the lap belt low across the hips. Bohlin's seat belt was to be come
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any drawbacks to using CO2 to inflate tires? There is a product on the
shelves where a small regulator is attached to a CO2 bottle supposedly
enough to fill three 13" tires and with a coiled, flexible hose
attached to which one would attach the tire inflator. I'm wondering if
mixing air with CO2 would pose a hazard or if the tire was inflated totally
with CO2 would be a problem. This product appears to be the ideal
"emergency" kit when on vacation should one be unfortunate enough
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Interesting Question: The latest trend in tire inflation is to remove oxygen from the equation. This is done by charging the tires with nitrogen. Oxygen encourages the degradation of the rubber and has tendency to expand more dramatically as the tire warms up. By switching to nitrogen tire pressures are more stable. Using Co2 does not remove the Oxygen from the charge so I would assume it can't be more harmful than straight air. I would also think that Co2 fill is just a temporary measure and when the tire is repaired you use the proper alternative.
My problem is that my wipers suddenly stopped working They only work when the washer is depressed (and totally normal too) but not on Hi, Lo, or intermittent. I had a local Pontiac dealer to look at. He said "one of two causes" yet he would replace both: the wiper assembly cover (board) and "the switch". The switch is the expensive item since it is the entire multifunction lever switch. Total cost $400 including labour .
I need wipers !! What do I do? Ed
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Diego Maradona thinks Carlos Tevez could be about to leave Man Utd and has recommended that he join Inter.
Last Updated: 13/01/09 11:42am
Diego Maradona believes Carlos Tevez could be about to leave Manchester United and has recommended that he join Inter Milan.
Tevez has fallen down the pecking order at Old Trafford this season and was an unused substitute as United defeated Chelsea 3-0 at the weekend.
Argentina coach Maradona watched the match and was concerned that one of his key strikers did not play a part.
Tevez's current deal is due to expire at the end of the season and uncertainty continues to surround his long-term future.
Maradona feels Tevez should think about moving on and claims he would flourish in Italian football.
"Yesterday (Sunday) I saw Manchester United win without Tevez. This isn't good for him," Maradona told Corriere dello Sport.
"Certain episodes are certainly bringing closer his exit. Italy and Inter in particular would be excellent solutions.
"What's more, his contract is running out, which makes it easier to change team."
Maradona also thinks Atletico Madrid's Argentine striker Sergio Aguero should consider a move to Inter.
He said: "What advice would I give him? To come running to Inter. I can already imagine the extraordinary partnership he'd form with (Zlatan) Ibrahimovic."


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This soft, lightweight triangle shawl in three sizes features a simple overall body stitch with an easy-to-work edging incorporated along each side. It is begun at the point and worked toward that top edge, which is finished with a tiny knit-on picot edging
Use of different weight yarn and/or needles may result in an overall variation in shawl size.
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