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A case of road rage in Attica.
Police there say 20-year-old Joseph Edel of North Street, Attica was rear ended by another motorist on Washington Street.
Edel, according to Attica PD, got out of his car and accosted the other driver with what police described as an axe handle. The two exchanged a few words until police arrived.
The second driver was charged with following too closely. Edel was charged with harassment and menacing.
A Batavia man is behind bars for allegedly hitting a woman in the face during a domestic incident. It occurred Saturday in a home on State Street.
Daniel Dilaura, 38, of Brooklyn Avenue is charged with harassment.
Bail was set at $10,000, and he is scheduled to be in city court later today.
A Batavia man is accused of intentionally driving his vehicle into a parked truck and then into a house early yesterday.
Richard Liberte, 46, of Batavia-Stafford Townline Road is charged with two different counts of criminal mischief.
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Describing The Heart and Soul Cafe to a friend, I mentioned that the place was owned and operated by two sisters. "Don't tell me," he said. "One's a workhorse, and the other's a glamour puss, right?"
Not right at all. The sisters in question, Wendy and April Cohen, both work very hard, though April, it's true, does wear silver lame tops and admits that she likes to shop. She also enjoys the Andrews Sisters and, what's more, can name them, if you ask. Wendy, who does the cooking and is, in a vital sense, responsible for the Heart and Soul's success, is more low key. If, when you enter this place, you see a bespectacled woman in a baseball cap dash suddenly for the kitchen, that's Wendy Cohen. And no, it's not the case that the smell of burning has reached her exquisitely sensitive nostrils; she's dashing because she's shy and would rather leave the glad-handing to her more gregarious sister. Together, they make a formidable team.
In a perfect world, everyone would cook like Wendy Cohen. Music hath charms to soothe the savage breast, but if your breast gets as savage as mine does sometimes, music doesn't always cut it. When crisis strikes, the only real balm is a special kind of food. Wendy Cohen's kind: unpretentious and inherently honest.
The food at the Heart and Soul Cafe exudes authenticity. This is food from the heartland. It hardly matters that Ms. Cohen hails, not from Kansas or Iowa, but from Long Island, New York -- not a place one immediately associates with native traditions. But that's of little consequence. Despite being geographically disadvantaged, hers is a down-home sensibility.
It's hard to say how much credit Ms. Cohen deserves for the effects she achieves. The recipes she uses were a gift from her mother. But I'm not convinced that the younger Cohen is merely following instructions. If she were, her food could never be this poised. Wendy Cohen, I suspect, is as much an alchemist as her mother is. She has made these recipes her own.
Ms. Cohen's acid test came some weeks back when her mother, who continues to live in New York, flew down for lunch. Since, at the time, The Heart and Soul was just a month old, the visit occasioned a lot of stress. But all went well. Mom ordered the pancakes and the pork chops and, when she'd finished, gave her daughter to understand that she was well pleased. Wendy had been given the nod. One generation of Cohens had passed the torch to the next.
The food is a gift. A simple gift. Which is not to diminish it in any way because, for all its minimalism, it's full of heart. I don't like to use the term "comfort food." It's seen altogether too much service, but Ms. Cohen leaves me little choice. This food does provide comfort. And, I would add, that comfort isn't only physical -- a brief sensation on the palate and a full belly -- but spiritual as well.
Too much food has become abstract. It's teased, fiddled with, doctored, manipulated, denatured.... It's getting hard to tell what you're eating. Ms. Cohen has turned this obsession with process on its head, serving not just food that can be identified but is real as well. Because she trusts food, she doesn't disguise it. Give her a sow's ear and, instead of making a silk purse, she'll bread it, fry it and serve it with okra.
Take her pot roast ($9.95). This is cooking of a very high caliber, but for all that, it remains pot roast. There are no Wagnerian excesses here. Instead, she goes to considerable lengths to concentrate her flavors. The meat, after being browned, is braised for several hours in Lipton's onion soup, after which she adds onions and carrots. It's utterly straightforward -- and utterly delicious.
The meat loaf ($8.95) is almost as good. Again, it couldn't be more simple: lean ground beef, green peppers, onions, a little more Lipton's -- and the result is transcendent. I do, though, have a mild reservation about the accompanying tomato-garlic sauce. It struck me as unnecessarily sweet.
I also liked the catfish ($9.95) -- two filets dredged in cornmeal and fried in canola oil. But the grilled pork chops ($9.95) were a letdown, so tough was the struggle just to cut them. The vegetables, though, are almost uniformly first rate. The potatoes are outstanding, closely followed by creamed spinach, sauteed corn and carrots in an orange-ginger glaze.
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Ms. Cohen, unfortunately, can't claim credit for the egg rolls ($2.95). She buys them from an outside supplier. But they are delicious, filled with pork and carrots and garlic. The egg rolls are one of only five appetizers on this menu. The others are gazpacho ($2.95), which needs some punching up; guacamole (a bit steep at $3.50); homemade salsa (an equally steep $2.50); and a mixed green salad.
The Heart and Soul Cafe consists of two small rooms, and the decor is minimal. The tables have black cloths, a floral print covers the chair backs, the floors are made of concrete, and the walls are painted a trauma-center green. Water is served in glasses made of bubbled plastic. (When the light shines through them, they look like lava lamps.) And a nice touch: Each table has its own unique set of salt and pepper shakers: birds, fish, pineapples, ducks, pears, seashells....
Ms. Cohen makes both her guacamole and her tartar sauce from scratch, she says. And her chickens, she boils herself. But she doesn't hesitate, as she puts it, "to cut corners." The tomato juice in her gazpacho is the kind that comes from a can, and both the corn and green beans she uses are frozen. There's really no excuse for that. A cook of Wendy Cohen's ability should not be shopping in the freezer section of her local supermarket.
The Heart and Soul Cafe, 6500 N. Main, 861-8830.

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Number of women in Sierra Leone vote seen as test of stability
The elections are seen as a test of stability 10 years after its civil war, with no women standing for president despite a push to register more female candidates.
"All presidential candidates nominated by nine out of the 10 officially recognised political parties are 100% male, and of the nine vice-presidential candidates, five are males," chief electoral commissioner Christiana Thorpe told journalists.
The country's 10 parties had all agreed to seek more female candidates as part of a push to bring the proportion of women lawmakers from less than 20% in the outgoing Parliament to at least 30%. But Thorpe said that of the 586 candidates standing for the 124-seat Parliament, just 38 were female.
Sierra Leone – which gained independence from Britain in 1961 – has never had a woman president, and women often face discrimination and rights abuses.
The country is still recovering from a decade-long civil war that ended in 2002, and the November 17 elections are seen as a key test of stability.
Appeals for peace
The United Nations office in Sierra Leone, set up in the wake of a 1999 to 2005 peacekeeping operation, called for a non-violent vote.
"We are encouraging the continued commitment of citizens, leaders and institutions to pursue constructive political dialogue and non-violence as well as the respect for the rule of law and institutions during the electoral process," the UN said in a statement marking the start of the campaign.
President Ernest Koroma of the ruling All People's Congress (APC) is seen as the favourite to win a second and final five-year term in the elections.
UK diplomat Ian Hughes called on officials to organise a peaceful and transparent vote, which he said "could pave the way for socio-economic development" in the West African state.
He announced the UK's international development department would provide £2-million for election-related expenses.
US diplomat Michael Owen for his part announced a donation of $4-million for "awareness-raising and electoral security programmes". – AFP


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It's hard to say what is more iconic, the FAO Schwarz's floor piano, which was made famous in the 1988 Tom Hanks film "Big," or the toy soldiers that greet customers at the door. For the anniversary, rows of illuminated toy soldiers will line the store's Grand Hall as customers enter the popular tourist destination.
Over its history, the flagship FAO Schwarz store has been located in several buildings in New York. It moved to its current location near Central Park in 1986.
The retailer went through a period of rapid expansion in the 1990s, and by 2000 operated 42 stores throughout the country. However, the company's fortunes declined several years later and resulted in two back-to-back bankruptcy filings in 2003. The company survived, but the New York store is currently the only FAO Schwarz store operating today. The brand is now owned by Toys 'R Us.


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Team: Men's Hockey Position: Defense Jersey Number: 26 Hometown: Caronport, SK Birthdate: 1992 Year of eligibility: 2 Program: BA Business Administration
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If you could, what would you do to help make the world better and why?:
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With the economy of Mozambique ready for a robust recovery, specialist geotechnical contractor Esorfranki Geotechnical is positioned to strengthen its already well-established market in that country.
Esorfranki Geotechnical was most recently involved in work relating to the infrastructure for the Moatize coalfields development for a major multinational metals and mining company.
The company was also involved in a project which entailed the piled foundations for the rails and the 800-m-long coal stacker at the load-out facility in Beira for the same company.
This contract was extended to include the marine works and ship-loading-structure foundations as part of the upgrading of the Port of Beira Quay 8.
"Having established a presence in Beira, we are now looking at other opportunities in and around this city," says Esorfranki Geotechnical MD Roy McLintock.
"We have worked in Mozambique for 15 years and our projects in several parts of the country have afforded us a good understanding of the local culture, business environ- ment and ground conditions, as well as the country's customs and logistical processes. "This work has also enabled our Mozam- bique-based team to establish a compre-hensive geotechnical database that, coupled with in-house design capabilities, enables us to provide competitive design solutions.
"Esorfranki Geotechnical's future opportunities will centre around the Moatize coal project, port upgrades related to the export of coal and other resources, electrification, and general infrastructure upgrades," notes McLintock.
First Mozambique Project
The company's first project in Mozambique, while still known as Franki Africa, was at the Mozal aluminium smelter, which is a joint venture between diversified miner BHP Billiton (41%), global integrated business enterprise Mitsubishi Corporation (25%), the Industrial Development Corporation of South Africa (24%) and the Mozambique government (4%).
The company was commissioned to conduct initial site investigations for the smelter, which is situated 20 km west of the capital of Maputo, in late 1997 and early 1998. When tenders for the foundation piling were invited, Franki Africa was awarded a contract for Phase 1 of the project. This was successfully completed two months ahead of schedule in March 1999 after installing more than 10 000 on-site Frankipiles.
Franki Africa then secured Phase 2 of the project, which entailed the installation of more than 8 000 Frankipiles and 200 large-diameter auger piles supporting the silo structures.
At the project's peak, the company had 518 crew on site. This contract was also completed ahead of schedule.
"Although the country was going through an economic downturn at the time of our involvement in the Mozal project, we became aware that Mozambique was ripe with opportunity," says McLintock.
"We took a strategic decision, based on the anticipated positive impact of the Mozal pro- ject, to establish a registered company there in July 1998 and populated it with a pilot team tasked with identifying business opportunities. "These were skilled people with access to a full range of equipment to undertake any kind of local geotechnical work."
McLintock adds that its predictions proved accurate and its workload steadily increased.
A focus beyond Maputo resulted in a contract to install Frankipiles at a silo complex for a Tanzania-based client for whom the company had done similar work in Dar es Salaam.
"We also secured foundations for various bridges in the rural areas. Another notable contract was the provision of general geotechnical work at JSE-listed agriculture and property group Tongaat Huletts' Xinavane sugar mill, where we installed various pile types in both brownfield and greenfield areas of the mill," adds McLintock.
Further, Esorfranki Geotechnical also installed piling and lateral support for four foreign embassies and numerous buildings and marine structures in Maputo.
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iPhone 5 Release Date: Celebs Attend Steve Jobs Memorial
A memorial was held for former Apple co-founder and CEO Steve Jobs at Stanford Memorial Church. Hundreds of politicians, celebrities, and tech industry leaders attended the private service Sunday.
Former President Bill Clinton, Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates and Google CEO Larry Page were just a few of the big names in attendance.
Apple CEO Tom Cook and Apple Senior Vice President of iOS Scott Forstall were also there.
Jobs battled pancreatic cancer for years and is the genius behind some of Apple's revolutionary products, including the iMac, the iPod and Apple's iTunes music store. Jobs brought the company from near bankruptcy in 1996 to being the world's highest valued technology company.
The memorial was held just two days after the release of Apple's newest product, the iPhone 4S.
The phone was released on Friday and sold over 4 million copies over the weekend.
The 4S is aesthetically identical to its predecessor, but is loaded with new features.
One of those new features is Siri, a voice-command system built into the phone that responds to natural-language requests. The iPhone 4S also has the iCloud feature, which allows users to transfer iTunes music to all their devices.
Another new feature on the phone is a much-improved 8MP camera.
"For the iPhone 4S, we set our sights on competing not with other phones, but with point and shoot cameras," Apple Senior Vice President of Worldwide Product Marketing Phil Schiller said at a media event earlier this month.
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I've been asked to create a sidebar like the one found on this site within the Flagship theme. http://www.webs.com/company.htm#overview
I know I can create a sidebar with links, but any idea if there is a combination of features I can use within the theme to create this? Perhaps some button links or combination of shortcodes?
Any help is appreciated!
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No not with any of the built in shortcodes or css that I can think of. It would need to be custom written or perhaps a plugin that has a similar layout/look for a widget navigation.
That's what I thought, ah well.
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The Pakistan Railways (PR) has the capacity to repair around eight engines every month, subject to availability of spare parts and funds, according to an official of PR. He said that the government has approved a project to procure 75 locomotives of 2000-2500 horse-power (HP) and same figure of 3,000-3,500HP simultaneously.
He said that no new locomotives had been purchased since the procurement of 69 locomotives inducted in PR during 2003-2008.
The official confirmed that a contract agreement for procurement of 58 diesel-electric locomotives amounting $1.2 billion had been signed with SCR Ziyand, China on December 7, 2012 and the supply of locomotives is scheduled to commence from November 2013. Presently 18 freight trains are operating daily to clear other consignments.
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LAS VEGAS — Chris Weidman put a sudden, dramatic halt to Anderson Silva's theatrics and near seven-year Ultimate Fighting Championship middleweight title reign Saturday, knocking out Silva in the second round.
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Police are looking for the man who robbed a CVS store in New Britain with a knife early Tuesday morning.
Just after 4 a.m., a man with a knife, dressed in all black, went into the CVS at 713 West Main St. and stole oxycodone, police said.
No one was injured during the robbery, but the store clerk was upset and said he was advised not to speak with anyone about the robbery.
A customer who often goes to this CVS said this is a relatively quiet and safe neighborhood.
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Photo Friday Flashback to Lisbon, Portugal
This month I am taking the kids to Europe for the first time. It seemed like the perfect opportunity to look back on my past European adventures. Some will be when I was traveling before Mike and I got married, while others will be from our earliest escapades as a couple. Either way it will be exciting to hop down memory lane.
The streets of Lisbon, Portugal were filled with life back in 2003. I wandered around the city with my camera pointing at everything and everyone. My aunt, who was traveling with me, patiently walked by my side, enjoying the view in whatever neighborhood I happened to drag her to that day. She filled a role that Mike would later take on once we were married.
And now my kids get to wait for me as I take pictures too.
We just got back from Lisbon with the kids in August! Had a fantastic time in a great city! We took a day trip to Sintra, too, and loved it. Have fun!
Interestingly enough, it is exactly what I would picture Portugal to look like!! Great pictures.
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Great shots and memories. Portugal is high on my "must see" list.
Lisbon is one of those european cities that doesn't get the crowds of London or Paris but is fascinating. Interesting food, colorful neighborhoods, history and culture. it has everything.
Lovely photos. They all look rather timeless. Well apart from the cars! It reminds me a little of some of the Eastern European cities and towns we were in. Were there many green spaces in Lisbon? It looks a little devoid of trees but maybe it's just the area you were taking photos in.
Portugal is really beautiful place to live and have some vacation with. By the way you have some good shots and I really love all the photos that you have.


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Aaaaa.How The Gambling Haram Harms - Poem by s.zaynab kamoonpuri
Our religion forbids all games of chance guys
We ain't allowed to indulge in that harmful enterprise
But no one can claim that gambling is at all wise
To more has gambling brought much misery and misfortune
Trying your luck that way brings bad luck to this money goon!
So goes without saying, no need of elaborating
that harmful and addictive are casinos and gambling
Quick money is the lure
but gambling is such an addictive trap
Indeed a vicious circle it is for sure
and you can 'bet' my warnings ain't crap!
The casino wheel doesn't always tip the scales in your favour many times
bringing down people from heights of immense affluence
to the abyss of poverty and monetary crimes
as gamblers act as if 'under the influence'
God only wished us to not be thus corrupt
for He foresaw most gamblers going bankrupt
To gamble is sin
and you don't always win
You might end up losing even the little you had
from bad to worse, tycoon hero to zero, alas too sad
I amn't uselessly rambling
Better stay away from gambling
A compulsive gambler frequenting the casino
might forever court ill-luck you know
from slot machine back to home, to and fro!
As to others his bucks shall go.
Comments about Aaaaa.How The Gambling Haram Harms by s.zaynab kamoonpuri
Ramesh Rai (9/12/2013 2:13:00 PM)
a gambler forgets every moment of life. panch pandavas lost their wife even. grt message (Report) Reply
Mohammad Tabatabaei (9/10/2013 9:32:00 AM)
Dear Kamoonpuri
Thak you for your comment on my poem Ecstasy. Your poem on gambling is beautiful. You have shown all harms and evils that stem from gambling. It is in fact one of the most destructive factor in life, matterialy and morally both. You have used a good rhythm. Good luck. (Report) Reply
Geetha Jayakumar (9/7/2013 2:03:00 PM)
Beautiful write on Gambling. Yes, gambling takes you into its swirl and will never get time to think where you are up to. Like the addiction one play and never stops till one loose...You have expressed this unique topic very well. Loved reading it. (Report) Reply
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wikiHow to Find the Vertex of a Quadratic Equation
Two Methods:Using the Vertex FormulaCompleting the SquareCommunity Q&A
The vertex of a quadratic equation or parabola is the highest or lowest point of that equation. It lies on the plane of symmetry of the entire parabola as well; whatever lies on the left of the parabola is a complete mirror image of whatever is on the right. If you want to find the vertex of a quadratic equation, you can either use the vertex formula, or complete the square.
Using the Vertex Formula
1Identify the values of a, b, and c. In a quadratic equation, the x2 term = a, the x term = b, and the constant term (the term without a variable) = c. Let's say you're working with the following equation: y = x2 + 9x + 18. In this example, a = 1, b = 9, and c = 18.[1]
2Use the vertex formula for finding the x-value of the vertex. The vertex is also the equation's axis of symmetry. The formula for finding the x-value of the vertex of a quadratic equation is x = -b/2a. Plug in the relevant values to find x. Substitute the values for a and b. Show your work:
- x=-b/2a
- x=-(9)/(2)(1)
- x=-9/2
3Plug the x-value into the original equation to get the y-value. Now that you know the x-value, just plug it in to the original formula for the y value. You can think of the formula for finding the vertex of a quadratic function as being (x, y) = [(-b/2a), f(-b/2a)]. This just means that to get the y value, you have to find the x value based on the formula and then plug it back into the equation. Here's how you do it:
- y = x2 + 9x + 18
- y = (-9/2)2 + 9(-9/2) +18
- y = 81/4 -81/2 + 18
- y = 81/4 -162/4 + 72/4
- y = (81 - 162 + 72)/4
- y = -9/4
4Write down the x and y values as an ordered pair. Now that you know that x = -9/2, and y = -9/4, just write them down as an ordered pair: (-9/2, -9/4). The vertex of this quadratic equation is (-9/2, -9/4). If you were to draw this parabola on a graph, this point would be the minimum of the parabola, because the x2 term is positive.
Completing the Square
1Write down the equation. Completing the square is another way to find the vertex of a quadratic equation. For this method, when you get to the end, you'll be able to find your x and y coordinates right away, instead of plugging the x coordinate back in to the original equation. Let's say you're working with the following quadratic equation: x2 + 4x + 1 = 0.[2]
2Divide each term by the coefficient of the x 2 term. In this case, the coefficient of the x 2 term is 1, so you can skip this step. Dividing each term by 1 would not change anything. Dividing each term by 0, however, will change everything.
3Move the constant term to the right side of the equation. The constant term is the term without a coefficient. In this case, it is "1." Move 1 to the other side of the equation by subtracting 1 from both sides. Here's how you do it:[3]
- x2 + 4x + 1 = 0
- x2 + 4x + 1 -1 = 0 - 1
- x2 + 4x = - 1
4Complete the square on the left side of the equation. To do this, simply find (b/2)2 and add the result to both sides of the equation. Plug in "4" for b, since "4x" is the b-term of this equation.
- (4/2)2 = 22 = 4. Now, add 4 to both sides of the equation to get the following:
- x2 + 4x + 4 = -1 + 4
- x2 + 4x + 4 = 3
- (4/2)2 = 22 = 4. Now, add 4 to both sides of the equation to get the following:
5Factor the left side of the equation. Now you will see that x2 + 4x + 4 is a perfect square. It can be rewritten as (x + 2)2 = 3
6Use this format to find the x and y coordinates. You can find your x coordinate by simply setting (x + 2) 2 equal to zero. So when (x + 2) 2 = 0, what would x have to be? The variable x would have to be -2 to balance out the +2, so your x coordinate is -2. Your y-coordinate is simply the constant term on the other side of the equation. So, y = 3. You can also do a shortcut and just take the opposite sign of the number in parentheses to get the x-coordinate. So the vertex of the equation x 2 + 4x + 1 = (-2, 3)
Community Q&A
How do I find x and y intercepts of a parabola?Find the y-intercept by setting x equal to zero and solving the equation for y. Find the x-intercept by setting y equal to zero and solving for x.
How can I graph 3(x-1)squared +4 on a ti-84 calculator?wikiHow ContributorPress the "y=" button. Then,type in "3(x+1)^2+4)". Lastly, hit "zoom," then "0" to see the graph.
How do I find the vertex of an equation if I know the y-intercept and two other coordinates?You could find the standard form y=ax^2 + bx + c first. Obviously c is just the y-intercept. Two other points let you set up 2 eqs in 2 unknowns and solve for a and b. Then vertex is -b/2a per this article. There may be another short cut.
How can you find the maximum or minimum value of a quadratic function by completing the square?wikiHow ContributorYou wouldn't complete the square, you would factor the quadratic equation (so that it's in factored form instead of standard from).
How do you check your answer to know if it is correct?wikiHow ContributorYou would plug in the x-coordinate into the x variables in the equation. If your answer is correct, then there would only be one y value, that is, your y-coordinate. Vertices are the only point on the graph with 1 y-value.
How do I find a smaller y value that fits in the graph?Choose other x values that will result in smaller y values. You could also solve the equation for x and then choose whatever y values you want to use.
How can I catch my errors when completing the square?wikiHow ContributorGo back and check your work. Ask youself if your answer makes sense.
What is the exact formula for the y value of the vertex?wikiHow ContributorThe formula for y-coordinate of the vertex (k): (h)^2 + b(h) + c = k (h = x-coordinate of vertex, k = y-coordinate of the vertex).
How can I find the vertex of this quadratic equation: g(x) = x^2 + 7x + 10?
What is the exact formula for the y value of the vertex?
How do I calculate the corresponding minimum and maximum value?
- Correctly identify a, b, and c.
- Always show your work. Not only does this help those marking you see that you know what you're doing but it helps you to see where you're making any mistakes.
- The order of operations must be followed for a correct outcome.
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Scary, right??? Good thing it's just a bandana. Yep!
Chances are, if you have a dog and you sew, you've probably made him or her a bandana before. If not, no worries! All the details for this pawesome NO SEW and bloody bandana is right here.
Cut a triangle shape out of red felt (or fleece). You will need to know your dog's (or cat!) measurement for this. Make sure the top part is 1-2" longer than your dog's neck. Sebastian's neck is 11" so we cut a 13" triangle. Then draw a curved neckline and draw "dripping blood." See below photo.
And that's it. This is perfect for dogs that hate to wear full-on costumes, don't ya think?
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The only thing worse than playing wet weather is playing in wet weather without a towel to dry off your discs. This stylish 16 X 16 inch microfiber towel is perfect for any disc golfer. This high-quality towel made from a soft, absorbant, and quick-drying material that makes it ideal for disc golf. Please note that this towel does not come with a grommet or bag hook. In our experience it is better to keep microfiber towels in a pocket, as they pick up a lot of burrs, twigs, etc when hanging off the bag. The price shown is for a single towel.


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Record Player Turned Play Bakery
Record player cabinets have become relics of the past and can be picked up cheaply at thrift shops. In Amy's case, for just $10. She did, however, drive by it many times in doubt before taking the DIY plunge.
As you can see, she transformed it into something completely new - a Sweet Shop bakery for her 3-year-old daughter. Amy describes the process:
A lot of gutting, sanding, and a few coats of paint later it really took on great potential. My husband even made an oven in the back complete with a red lightbulb for baking! The shelved were made from pieces of an old IKEA nightstand and plexiglass complete the windows. I spray painted the tea stand and included baking pans from the Dollar Store. Most of the play food my daughter already owned, and the rest was given as a Christmas present. I also bought a chef hat and apron at Hobby Lobby to complete the ensemble.
The total cost = $10 for record player + $20 for materials (wires, plexiglass, spraypaint, red lightbulb, apron/hat) + $10 for adorable vintage fisher price cupcakes off eBay that I just had to have so I could re-live my childhood...all other items were given to her for her birthday or from her play kitchen. All paint and scrap wood were leftovers which brings the grand total to $40!!
My daughter loves it! She plays with it more than her play kitchen. The red light bulb oven was a huge hit! It was a really fun project to make for her!
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NEW YORK, Aug. 21 (UPI) -- They're getting ready to send Frasier Crane strolling off into the sunset -- but the question is whether he be strolling alone.
The 11th and final season of the hit NBC sitcom "Frasier" is coming up and, according to the New York Daily News, the show's writers are thinking of ending with wedding bells for Kelsey Grammer's character.
Frasier ended last season in a romantic entanglement with KACL stock analyst Julia Wilcox, played by Felicity Huffman, to the dismay of his lovelorn longtime producer Roz, played by Peri Gilpin, who left for another station.
Series co-creators Christopher Lloyd and Joe Keenan -- who have returned for the final season -- also plan to send Niles and Daphne (David Hyde Pierce and Jane Leeves) into choppy waters with Niles' first wife, Maris, as the source of marital discord. But, contrary to previous reports, the role will not be cast.


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A mature Christian said longingly, "Oh, that I could turn back the clock 20 years and go on ministering for the Lord!" That's a commendable wish but impossible to fulfill. One life is all we're given. Within God's sovereign purposes, one life, whether long or short, is enough.
In Acts 20:22-23 and 21:11, God revealed that tribulations and possible death awaited Paul in Jerusalem. But instead of avoiding Jerusalem, Paul declared, "None of these things move me; nor do I count my life dear to myself, so that I may finish my race with joy, and the ministry which I received from the Lord Jesus" (20:24). Paul's goal was not to extend his ministry but to complete it.
Our goal, like Paul's, should be to glorify Christ in our body, "whether by life or by death" (Phil. 1:20). Then, if necessary, we can afford to lose our liberty and our very lives. We can be sure God will use others to carry on His work and bring it to completion.
Paul's death did not bring his influence to an end. In Acts 20:28, he bequeathed his ministry to the church overseers, and we're still reaping the benefits of his life today.
Life is brief—"a vapor" (Jas. 4:14). With Christ's help, let's invest our lives in something that will outlast us.
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When I heard about the man who killed a neighbor after that neighbor's dog urinated on his perfect lawn, my initial response was "Can you say 'overreaction'?" When I learned more details about the case, I realized that the sad result of the situation was more about the behavior of the people than of the dog.
While it is true that the incident was started by one man's dog urinating on another man's lawn, that alone did not immediately lead to violence. When the owner of the nicely manicured lawn confronted the man whose dog had just urinated on it, the man with the dog cursed at him, pushed him, and punched him in the face. So while the dog's behavior may have been a catalyst for the fatal shooting, the intervening human behavior was a critical part of the problem.
The distinction is important to me because while many people get into altercations over dog behavior such as barking, chasing, or even the people's failure to pick up after their dogs, it is rarely dog behavior alone that leads to a truly problematic response by a person. It is the reaction of the people involved that causes situations to escalate into arguments, anger and even, on occasion, violent crime.
I'm certainly not saying that someone who yells, pushes and punches deserves to be fatally shot, and I think the situation is still one that involves a huge overreaction with tragic consequences. But I do think that the headlines saying a man shot another man after his dog urinated on his lawn tells only part of the story.


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Philips Recalls Metal Halide Lamps Due to Fire, Laceration Hazards
Jun 06, 2013, 16:30 ET from U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission
WASHINGTON, June 6, 2013 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Consumers should stop using this product, which is being recalled voluntarily, unless otherwise instructed. It is illegal to resell or attempt to resell a recalled consumer product.
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Recall Summary
Name of product: Metal Halide Lamps
Hazard: The internal wiring can arc causing the lamp to catch fire or the glass to shatter. This poses fire and laceration hazards.
Remedy: Consumers should immediately stop using the lamps and contact Philips for a full refund or a replacement. Philips will issue a refund as a credit to all distributors with recalled lamps in their inventories and will replace recalled lamps that have been installed at no cost to the consumer.
Consumer Contact: Philips Lighting Company at (800) 372-3331, from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. CT Monday through Friday, at e-mail email@example.com, or online at www.philips.com/recall for more information.
Photos are available at http://www.cpsc.gov/en/Recalls/2013/Philips-Recalls-Metal-Halide-Lamps.
Recall Details
Units: About 8,100
Description: The recalled items are egg-shaped, clear glass, 150-watt industrial metal halide lamps. They are about five inches long and have a medium base. Recalled lamps were manufactured between November 2012 and March 2013. "Philips," "150W" "ALTO M142/0," "Hg," "USA 3A-1" and "MHC150/U/MP/4K" are stamped on the lamp. Each lamp comes in a protective cardboard sleeve. The Philips logo appears at the top of the protective sleeve on all sides. "MasterColor," "Ceramic Metal Halide ED-17 Protected," "Hg – Lamp Contains Mercury" are on the side of the sleeve. "MHC150/U/MP/4K ALTO" and Universal Product Code (UPC) "46677 37724" are on a label on the side of the sleeve.
Incidents/Injuries: Philips has received one report of a failure that damaged a lamp. The company has received no reports of injury or property damage.
Sold at: Professional electrical wholesale supply distributors for use by industrial and commercial property owners from November 2012 to April 2013 for about $20.
Manufacturer: Philips Lighting Company, of Bath, N.Y.
Manufactured in: United States
The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) is still interested in receiving incident or injury reports that are either directly related to this product recall or involve a different hazard with the same product. Please tell us about your experience with the product on SaferProducts.gov.
Media Contact
Please use the phone numbers below for all media requests.
Phone: (301) 504-7908
Spanish: (301) 504-7800
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Contact us at this toll-free number if you have questions about a recall:
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Call to get product safety and other agency information and to report unsafe products.
The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission is charged with protecting the public from unreasonable risks of injury or death associated with the use of thousands of types of consumer products under the agency's jurisdiction. Deaths, injuries, and property damage from consumer product incidents cost the nation more than $1 trillion annually. CPSC is committed to protecting consumers and families from products that pose a fire, electrical, chemical or mechanical hazard. CPSC's work to ensure the safety of consumer products - such as toys, cribs, power tools, cigarette lighters and household chemicals – contributed to a decline in the rate of deaths and injuries associated with consumer products over the past 30 years.
Federal law bars any person from selling products subject to a publicly-announced voluntary recall by a manufacturer or a mandatory recall ordered by the Commission.
To report a dangerous product or a product-related injury go online to www.SaferProducts.gov or call CPSC's Hotline at (800) 638-2772 or teletypewriter at (301) 595-7054 for the hearing impaired. Consumers can obtain news release and recall information at www.cpsc.gov, on Twitter @OnSafety or by subscribing to CPSC's free e-mail newsletters.
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Discussion in 'Survival/Preparedness Forum' started by Lone Kimono, Sep 27, 2012.
My post was a statement on topic and not directed at you.
To Lone Kimono's original point - "There seem to be a lot more break-ins on the news lately. I'm thinking that is only going to get worse as things decline. Is anyone doing anything to step up the security of their home?"
I do agree. we have had 3 break in's in my neighborhood (New-er allotment) between last summer and now. mostly just punks doing the smash & grab, but if we (our Nation/elected officials) don't do something fast we will have much more to worry about than just a few punks trying to grab our computers or TV's.
I also agree with doing whatever you can or afford to keep you and your family safe, should be one of our primary responsibilities, however to me anyway the only thing that I can not replace is my family!
Keep the priorities strait.
Fwiw, I hired another guy today at our alarm company; simply needed to in order to keep up with the workload. Burglaries and property theft in our area have gone gradually up over the last two or three years, and have flat-out skyrocketed in the past five or six months.
First thought might be that "we added a job" to the economy, but fact is, he's from another company in the industry; a company that's about 90% reliant on new commercial construction. With no commercial construction going on to speak of, they had to let guys go.
We do new construction and remodel/retrofit work in both the commercial and residential areas; so when the economy is up the construction industry keeps us busy, and when the economy is down, the increased crime keeps us busy. Basically, the declining economy is what cost him his job, but the increased crime of a declining economy makes our industry one of the rare ones that grows when other industries shrink.
Not trying to sound like a parasite or ambulance-chaser; just pointing out my first-hand observations relating to the topic of this thread: observations that tell me that home security should be a big concern for people in general nowadays.
You guys should check out this site.
I live in a town home community with people walking their dogs, gardeners, and stay at home people. The crime happens around the area but not in it. There are easier stand alone homes to rob. That is part of the key.
Probably not car it off.
But if I can move it, I can flip it on its side and attack the more vulnerable bottom and side with some simple hand tools and have access to most RSC's in less than 10 min.


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Howard University has embarked upon an aggressive fund-raising campaign to raise $75 million to build a new home for the John H. Johnson School of Communications.
The storied journalism school is currently housed in a converted hospital built after the Civil War. University officials want a modern facility that will give students a competitive edge in today's changing media market. They say the current facility is not flexible to keep up with the department's changing technology needs.
The historically Black university recently launched the John H. Johnson Legacy campaign to secure funding for the new facility. University officials announced its efforts at the late Ebony/Jet publisher's Chicago headquarters during the largest gathering of minority journalists at the quadrennial Unity: Journalists of Color convention.
Linda Johnson Rice, Johnson Publication's president and CEO, was pleased that the university initiated the campaign in her father's name. Johnson, who founded Ebony magazine in 1945, died in 2005. The new facility, Rice noted, is an extension of her father's mission to foster Black entrepreneurship.
"The whole premise of our building is entrepreneurship combined with journalism…," said Rice, who hosted a media reception for the school's alumni during the convention that attracted 7,000 journalists nationwide.
"Those are the types of degrees they are going to have when they graduate from the John H. Johnson School," she added. "We need to get the building built so there is a great facility for these students to learn."
Although the building "is not as stellar as we would like it to be" the department has produced top journalism students, said Jannette L. Dates, Ph.D., the school's communication dean. But the Internet, Dates noted, has changed the industry.
Print and broadcast journalism were separate entities, but now there is a convergence among them. Today's journalist, she added, must have skills in each industry. And a building that centralizes all those genres gives Howard's students a level playing field, Dates added.
"The building that we have right now is designed for a hospital (and) it has six separate wings," Dates explained. "All the departments are separated from each other. In an area where there is convergence of technology, for us to be separated as if radio/TV/film is different from journalism is not helpful."
The D.C.-based university wants to construct a $50 million state-of-the-art five-story building. An additional $25 million will be used to outfit the school with smart classrooms, digital labs, and production facilities.
Technology is key in equipping young journalists for tomorrow's job, said Barbara Bealor Hines, Ph.D., professor and director of the department's Graduate Studies.
"You can have all the talent in the world, but if you don't have the technology to make sure that students are competitive, you are not doing them a service with their education," she said.
The National Newspaper Publishers Association Found-ation's Chair, Dorothy R. Leavell was represented at the reception and is an integral part of the fundraising efforts. The NNPA Foundation has agreed to raise funds to support an NNPA Wing in the new John H. Johnson School of Communi-cations. This wing will represent the "Black Press of America" by providing an enlarged and expanded Converged Lab, now presently operating at the Communications School. The new wing, costing approximately $3 million, will include NNPA executive offices, a reception area, and other multiple use rooms.
The department will reach out to university board members, corporate sponsors and alumni to raise funds. The school wants to raise $10 million in initial monies by 2010. They have raised nearly $4 million in pledges and actual money so far.
But Attorney Cornell L. Moore, who sits on the Board of Visitors of the Johnson School of Communi-cations, admits the depressed economy may hinder fundraising efforts.
"The times we live in right now is extremely hard to raise money because everybody is short; everybody is looking for something and nobody has any money," Moore said.
But the school is banking on Johnson's legacy to draw big funders.
"I'm not a journalist," Moore said. "I'm just a poor country lawyer. But I recognize the need for good journalism to tell both sides of the story."
The School of Communications already has support from Johnson Publications, former basketball star Magic Johnson, Time Warner and the McCormick Tribune Foundation.
Eli Lilly and Co., which co-sponsored the reception, supports the endeavor. The pharmaceutical company also recognized the school's success.
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U.S. consumer confidence slipped to a record low in January, a survey showed on Tuesday, as governments around the world offered further help to banks and industries battered by the financial crisis.
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The Douglas Campus Diversity Student Club's fall fundraiser was a solid success, attracting a full house at the Carson Valley Inn in Minden, and generating more than $2,000 for the Suicide Prevention Network of Douglas County and WNC student scholarships.
The club's fundraising evening included an Italian-themed, all-you-can eat buffet dinner, as well as a silent auction and performance by Forever Dance.
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Leading technology firm engineering a new generation for lead roles in industry
At a time when the economy needs them most, Sentinus, Northern Ireland's leading promoter of science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM), is reaching out to the next generation of engineers with the launch of 'Tomorrow's Engineers'.
This is a programme of events designed to inspire and attract students to become the future leaders of Northern Ireland's |engineering industry.
Running from January 2011 to July 2011, Sentinus' Tomorrow's Engineers consists of five different elements designed to excite and enthuse young people, from both primary and secondary schools, about the STEM subjects and give their classroom learning relevance to the outside world.
A major facet of the programme will be creating partnerships between schools and STEM Ambassadors from local companies to support the pupils in the activities.
Kick-starting Tomorrow's Engineers' calendar of events is the 'Design for Sport' scheme which challenges student teams to come up with innovative, practical ideas for a new sports facility which will fulfil a need within their local community. Over a period of two months the pupils, from schools throughout Northern Ireland, will work with engineers from industry to develop ideas and proposals for their sports venue.
Once completed the project teams will come together at a special celebration day hosted by Sentinus to showcase their designs, when they will be assessed by teams of specialist judges. The winning team will then progress to represent Northern Ireland at a national competition to take place in London in June.
Bill Connor, Sentinus projects director said: "Sentinus is committed to providing sustainable long term support to students, teachers and the business community in order to increase the uptake of STEM subjects and help shape the future of Northern Ireland's economy."
Danny Hughes, one of Down's leading gaelic football players, was on hand at the Design for Sport launch event which took place at the University of Ulster, to provide an athlete's perspective on the ultimate sports stadium.
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U.S. President Barack Obama's re-election campaign and Democratic groups affiliated with it raised USD 43.6 million in April, a decrease from the previous month despite the start of a robust general election campaign against Republican Mitt Romney.
U.S. President Barack Obama's re-election campaign and Democratic groups affiliated with it raised USD 43.6 million in April, a decrease from the previous month despite the start of a robust general election campaign against Republican Mitt Romney.
Ninety-eight percent of the donations were less than USD 250 in April and the average donation came in at USD 50.23, campaign manager Jim Messina said in a video released on Twitter.
Though big donations are critical, the campaign highlights its low-dollar donations to illustrate the kind of grassroots support it hopes will push the president to victory in November.
More than 437,000 people donated last month and 169,500 were first-time donors, Messina said. Nearly 2 million people had donated to help Obama's re-election as of this week.
Obama's campaign and its affiliates raised more than USD 53 million in March.
The drop in April money raising came even as Obama's opponent for the November 6 election became clear.
Republican Rick Santorum dropped out of the race for his party's nomination on April 10, clearing the way for Romney, a former Massachusetts governor, to take on the mantle of presumptive Republican nominee.
Obama's campaign, which had long expected Romney to be the president's opponent, switched quickly into general election mode, but that does not appear to have motivated supporters to increase their giving compared to the previous month.
A campaign official noted that fundraising at the end of the quarter is typically higher than it is at the beginning.
Despite expectations that the campaign will match or exceed the roughly USD 750 million Obama raised in the 2008 election cycle, his advisers have been concerned for months about the effect of money raised by Super PACS and other outside groups to influence the race.
In an effort to encourage donors to pony up with more cash, Obama campaign manager Jim Messina spelled out in a video released on Wednesday the amounts of money being spent to defeat the president. He noted those amounts before revealing the campaign's April fundraising haul.
Some USD 57 million had been invested in negative advertising against Obama since October, he said.
"One of the most important things we can do is get our arms around the fact: this election is going to be close, given the historic challenges the nation faced when the president first came into office," Messina said.
"Oil company executives and other special interests are dumping millions of dollars in Super PAC attack ads."
Aside from two recent political rallies, Obama has spent most of his campaign-related events over the last several months raising cash. Republicans have chided the president for spending time fundraising, and seemed to relish in the April decline.
"Barack Obama is still the Fundraiser-In-Chief but even he is struggling to sell the American people on his brand of Hype and Blame that has left millions without jobs, a struggling housing situation and record deficits and debt for future generations," said Kirsten Kukowski, a spokeswoman for the Republican National Committee.
The month of May could be on track for a fundraising increase.
Obama said last week he believed same-sex couples should be able to wed. Following that announcement, he held a fundraiser in Los Angeles at the home of actor George Clooney that raised nearly USD 15 million. An uptick in fundraising from invigorated members of the president's political base would not be reflected in the April figures.
The April fundraising figures include money that went directly to the Obama campaign as well as the Democratic National Committee and other joint fundraising committees.
Messina said the campaign had opened new field offices across the country and hired more staff in anticipation of a close race.
Going through the campaign's various strategies to reach the 270 state electoral votes needed to win the election, Messina said the campaign had hired 12 new staff members in Colorado - an important swing state - and new offices in New Mexico and Nevada. He said the campaign was building a "massive operation" in Florida, opening five new field offices there last month.


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Rotorua to Waitomo to Rotorua
Depart from your hostel in Rotorua with the 'Waitomo Wanderer' and head to Waitomo to experience the caves. "Wai" means water, "tomo" means cave, so you can guess what you are getting into. The caves are made of limestone (basically 40 million year old dead fish). The Waitomo Day Trip has enough time for you to do the Black Labyrinth Tour run by The Legendary Black Water Rafting Company, if you wish, which is a three hour caving adventure, seeing glow-worms in caves, stalactites, fossil oysters and tube your way through the underground caves! Head back to Rotorua the same day, or stay longer in Waitomo to check out the Ruakuri caves, or more black water rafting!


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