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It's time to kick off Day 20 of the "Make it for Me" projects! You've survived the holidays and now It's Time for You! For the entire month of January, I will bring you FREE patterns from amazing designers in the crochet industry. One of the great parts of "Make it for Me" is the designer will tell you exactly what that project means to him/her and why it is considered perfect for you too! Take a few minutes to check it out and decide if this crochet pattern is the one that you'll dedicate to make for yourself. If this is your first time here, you can find out the details about how "Make it for Me" works HERE. Be sure to scroll all the way down because I have an announcement of a local "Make it for Me" event in my home town!
It was exciting when Carolyn from the Pink Mambo agreed to join me to promote the "Make it for Me" event. She thinks her Misty Morn Scarf is the perfect "Make it for Me" project. She said, "It's so nice to have a gentle nudge to make something for myself! I chose my Misty Morn Scarf pattern. I love this scarf not only for the subtle color changes of the Knitpicks Chroma yarn I used, but also for the speed at which this stitch pattern comes together. The stitch pattern is called "V's and Blocks" and a link in given in the blog post. "
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You can follow the link below to see all the projects as the posts go live each day. You don't want to miss a thing because some days will also include some fabulous giveaways!
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Also, I want to announce that I will be having a local "Make it for Me" Crochet Day hosted by Yarnhouse Studio! If you leave near or around Opelika, Alabama, I would love for you to join us on January 23, 2015! I'll be there at 10 am! Is there an end time? Well I just don't know yet….We may close the place down if we are having so much fun! If you are interested in coming, please let me know. I would love a "head count". You can find the address and other information on the Yarnhouse Studio website! Click HERE to join the official invite! I would encourage all of you to form your own "Make it for Me" event at your local yarn store, coffee shop, etc. Let's just take at least one day out of the month to celebrate US!
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Yes, our local funeral home actually gave us a coffin/vault and did not charge us anything for the funeral and the cemetery where he is buried gave us the plot as well and didn't charge for the opening and closing. The only expense we had was his headstone which my DH's grandfather actually paid for. I wouldn't worry about the cost of things... usually that in and of itself works out. The hospital staff should have someone who can help you find a good place to work with as well if you don't have a funeral home that your family already uses or something like that. I believe cremation is actually cheaper than the cost of the funeral and such usually.
One thing I have decided now and have recently talked with my cemetery about is that I'll be buried under my son when I die and my DH will be beside us. His casket is only 4ft down and usually adults are much farther (6-7ft) so it will work fine to do that. The cemetery said it wouldn't cost anymore either.
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When you have little ones at home, you know how active they can be. Toddlers and preschoolers need planned activities as an outlet for all of that excess energy. Harrisburg, nestled along the Susquehanna River, is Pennsylvania's state capital. This city of around 50,000 has an assortment of family activities to keep your kiddos busy.
1. Parks
Get the family outside for some fresh air and sunshine at one of the area parks. Take your little tyke to a Harrisburg city playground (harrisburgrec.com/info/facilities) with toddler play equipment so he can play safely. Head to the Riverfront Park (no website; Front Street, Harrisburg; 717-238-5180) for carriage rides, riverboat rides and an arcade. Spend the day at Tavern House in Fort Hunter Park (no website; 100 Fort Hunter Road, Harrisburg; 717-599-5188) where your family can participate in events like the annual egg hunt or Indian Festival and programs like Small Wonders. This program through the Dauphin County Parks and Recreation Department (dauphincounty.org/government/Parks-and-Recreation/Program) is for families with preschoolers and includes stories and a walk through the woods to learn about nature.
2. Recreation
Explore the activities available through the Harrisburg Parks and Recreation Department (harrisburgrec.com/info/activities). On New Year's Eve, the city and local businesses put on a family celebration, complete with music, games and activities for everyone. The Harrisburg Area YMCA (ymcaharrisburg.org) offers some fantastic family activities as well. Go for a swim with your cutie pie at the indoor swimming pool or sign up for one of the swim lessons so you can help your little one become more comfortable in the water and teach her about water safety. Check out the Volleytotz Camp or the Multi-Sports Camp for your 4- to 5-year-old. You can also participate in Adventure Guides with your 5-year-old, to strengthen the relationship between you and your tot through discovery.
3. Rainy-Day Activities
Stuck inside on a rainy day and trying to find something to do? Don't worry, you can take the family to one of the Dauphin County Library branches (dcls.org). Attend Toddler or Preschool Storytime to enjoy stories, music, rhymes, crafts and family activities. Check out the Discovery Programs at the library. These help prepare your little guy for school, focusing on science, math, art and other subjects to benefit your cutie pie. Choose from programs such as Discover Math and Science, Family Fun and Explore Art. Visit the State Museum of Pennsylvania (statemuseumpa.org) with the family. Learn about dinosaurs, Native Americans, fine art and technology. Stop in Curiosity Connection for hands-on activities designed for kiddos 1 to 5. Play in the Living Forest, Construction Zone and the Farmland.
4. Classes
Find a class you and your sweetie pie can participate in. The Artistic Sports Academy Plus (artisticsportsacademyplus.com) has a variety of classes to choose from. You could try one of the Kids Zone programs, like Tots for your 3-year-old or Tykes for your 4-year-old. In these classes, your kiddo will work on coordination and large motor skills, while learning about the basics of gymnastics. Consider signing your little princess up for a dance class at The Harrisburg Academy of Dance (hadtodance.com). Your 3 1/2- to 6-year-old can take the preschool class to get exposed to ballet and tap through floor stretches and fun dance moves. Join right in with her and be the ballerina you've always dreamed of being. She is sure to get a kick out of that!
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i'm a middle school leader. that's what i am, what i do.
in the meantime, we attended (and ate cake at) something like 16 parties for Christ community's class of 2011 (they were the last class we had stayed with from 6th to 8th grade before staying with 6th grade every year afterwards), not to mention 4 cyt shows with ccc kids, and checking out no fewer than 10 churches before realizing we already belonged and fit at jacob's well. a lot happened in other areas, too, in the interim. most of this chunk has gone unblogged, but i still hold out hope i'll somehow squeeze in a reflective flyover of this period before too much more time elapses. (bug me in a couple weeks if i still haven't.)
but there we were, in a room full of 6th to 8th graders, donuts to be devoured, foosball/chess/wii to be played, and relationships to begin. we both had to shake off the urge to play the wallflower or cluster like lunch ladies with other adult leaders, but wow, it felt good to be doing this again. i couldn't help later in the day but recall words sung by cassie in a chorus line:
i'm a dancer
that's what i am
what I do
i…i am a dancer,
give me the steps
i'll come through
give me somebody to dance for
give me somebody to show
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to find i have somewhere exciting to go
i… i am a middle school leader. that's what i am, what i do. i've wrestled long and hard with how my role as "just" a volunteer over the years integrates with the other aspects of my life. but after countless lock-ins, small group discussions, road trips, sharing the gospel, fast food stops, praise and worship from the pogo-bouncy to the reverent, food fights and shaving cream wars, and "prime time" conversations at youthfront and elsewhere, i can honestly say that i never feel more alive, more "me" than when i am with middle school students, journeying with them in the way of Jesus.
i am immensely thankful for the wise counsel of alan mercer (longtime middle school pastor and now executive pastor at Christ community), who all but forbade us to get involved in youth ministry at our next church until we had been involved in the life of the church for at least 1 year. in that time, we've gotten deeply plugged in to a "corpus" (i.e. small group) as well as the men's and women's ministries. no longer is the precarious dilemma of not knowing any adults outside of the youth program weighing on our life and ministry.
i'm also super stoked (sorry, had to rip off my southern-cali friend dennis's word) to get to know and build with adam cooper. he's been on the job at jw for just over a year now, and prior to that there really wasn't anything youth-specific in place on a regular basis. he expressed his eagerness to have us "seasoned" (i.e. old) veteran leaders on board. beyond that, i count it an honor to be involved in pioneering forms and rhythms of ministry for which there is no precedent. no sacred cows to grill here!
that said, i am in a place where i don't want to assume that any particular activity or way of relating that was effective in the past will be what i should do now. after devouring presence-centered youth ministry and already seeing fruit in a life of awareness of God's presence, i pulled an unread copy of contemplative youth ministry: practicing the presence of Jesus by mark yaconelli from the pile under my nightstand. (little-known fact: i received this as a thank-you gift from student life after writing for their newsletter 2 years ago.) i'm reading this one more slowly and realizing that i need to cultivate healthier ways of being with God, being with myself, and being with students. despite my 2 decades of experience, to the kids at jacob's well i'm barely more than a stranger. i foresee much prayer, listening, and learning from and with these amazing young people.
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Album Rating: 4.0It might just be Christmas hype but I find my self coming back to this project more often than the other 2. Shit goes so hard.
Digging: Yeasayer - All Hour Cymbals
Album Rating: 2.5Might also be because it came out like 2 days ago
Digging: Thantifaxath - Void Masquerading as Matter
Album Rating: 1.0Gucci Mane has more insightful lyrics than ZdlR now.
Digging: St. Vincent - MASSEDUCTION
Album Rating: 2.5dont worry I like Illmatic more than this
Album Rating: 2.5but yeah Deezer you're very correct with that last comment of yours
Album Rating: 2.5Still got mad love for El and Mike though and rather they still here in 2016 making records people enjoy than putting obscure shit no one hears. Good for them. They done their time.
Album Rating: 3.5 | Sound OffZdlR is the white diet pepsi version of Chuck D and has always been. This is undoubtly the best RTJ album tho from the beats, lyricism from El-P and Mike, just generally a far more focused effort and one with a clearer purpose other than a superduo of great MCs bragging and showing off their skills
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Album Rating: 2.5Con I find it mad dude that people are talking how they can come back to this more than the other 2 records haha for real? Like it dropped yesterday thats impossible to even calculate surely
Album Rating: 2.5Gimme the Inside out version of ZDR anyday
Album Rating: 1.0"ZdlR is the white diet pepsi version"
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Album Rating: 2.5yeah i have no idea what one i like best yet tbh Deezer. haven't even be able to rate RTJ1 properly and that's their first album hahah
ZdlR has never been seen as a great lyricist so no point in highlighting it. hes effective in other ways
Album Rating: 4.5This is a 'holding 5' in that my hunch is this is either a 4.5 or a 5. It's better than the last album and that settled at a 4.5.
Placing on my list? 2-5 I guess. FLOTUS will stay number one unless this grows on me a major amount (listened to it four times)
Do I enjoy listening to this more than 'Illmatic'? Yes. Do I prefer listening to 'X/O' rather than 'Abbey Road'? Yes. Sometimes you prefer a more 'current' album to an established golden oldie classic - who doesn't have examples of that phenomena?
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Album Rating: 1.0He's a poet, tho.
no he's not
Album Rating: 2.0ZdlR excels in presentation with a backing band, on his own he has little to nothing worthwhile about his work. Also, this is the first time I can actually sit through a RTJ album and not get bored, so congrats to this album I guess.
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Album Rating: 1.0"no he's not"
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We welcome you back to our multi-part series, The Grand Canyon Spring and Summer Trip Planning Guide!
In this series, you have learned so much about the Grand Canyon. Fees and free entrance days, weather conditions, and information about the great tours available in the spring and summer months.
This week, we will introduce you to several of the exciting day trips that you may embark on while visiting the national park! If you want to witness the beauty and mystique of this wonderful area, you are sure to enjoy the adventures that we will outline here.
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The Grand Canyon Railway is a wonderful adventure that is perfect for the entire family. When you climb onboard this wonderfully crafted train, you are climbing onto a ride that will take you down the rails of time.
The vintage cars and the carefully restored locomotives bring the old West back to life! As you travel through the area, professional musicians will play the tunes native to the old times while walking through the train. Special Service Attendants will share detailed information about the Grand Canyon and the history of the area.
You will even see the Cataract Creek Gang and the local Marshal duke it out at the Williams Depot! Later in the day, the cowboy gang may even try to attempt to take over your train! This is a wonderful adventure for those that are seeking thrills and spills!
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If you would like to relax and unwind, you will love the fact that it is possible to enjoy an overnight cowboy camp out on your visit to the Grand Canyon.
Your adventure starts with a horseback ride through the trails lined with Joshua trees. As you venture out, you will enjoy panoramic views of the mystical Spirit Mountain and will get to enjoy amazing views of the desert. When you return, you will get to enjoy a real western cooked steak dinner before resting under the stars.
The morning brings a very hearty breakfast! Live entertainment is also included in this package.
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If you have a fascination with the Native Americans, you are sure to enjoy a trip to a real Navajo Indian Reservation while visiting the Grand Canyon. The Navajo Indians are considered to be the largest tribe in the United States. This tribe has resided in and around the Grand Canyon since the 15th century. Now, you can witness the people, the culture, and even obtain handcrafted souvenirs while visiting the Grand Canyon!
If you want to explore all that the Grand Canyon has to offer on your next visit, be sure to continue following this series. We will offer information on a wide array of activities that you may pursue while visiting!
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Asked about an hour ago which major leaguer Lucas Giolito compares to, Nationals vice president of player personnel Roy Clark picked Phillies righty Roy Halladay.
Then, Clark chuckled.
"So we'd take that every year of the draft," he said.
"When he's 100 percent, he goes top three," scouting director Kris Kline said. "So it's kind of a no-brainer."
The Nationals are thrilled they got Giolito with the 16th overall pick in tonight's draft, even though concerns over the right-hander's elbow dropped him from what was once the top prospect in this year's class to the middle of the first round.
Still, the Nats believe they have a firm grasp on Giolito's medical situation, which general manager Mike Rizzo called an elbow strain.
"We felt the reward outweighed the risk," Rizzo said. "We feel comfortable that we know where he is physically, and that was a big part of the reason why we took the player where we did."
The Nats have seen all of Giolito's medicals and have spoken with the medical staff at the Jobe Clinic in California to get more information on the 17-year-old's injury situation.
"The elbow is good," Rizzo said. "He's been throwing off flat ground. He's been long-tossing and doing a throwing program. We feel confident about it, and he feels confident about it. We'll see once we get our hands on him and in our uniform, we'll see where he's at."
With the new CBA, the Nats will be allowed $4.4 million to spend on their top 10 picks, and will be penalized if they go over that limit by more than five percent.
Rizzo was asked if he expects there to be signability issues with Giolito, who has a college commitment to UCLA and is advised by CAA, the same agency which represents Ryan Zimmerman, Drew Storen and John Lannan, among other Nationals.
"We're going to make every attempt to sign him," Rizzo said. "With the new rules in the collective bargaining (agreement), it's a different ballgame, so we'll put our best foot forward and try and sell him on our place here in Washington as a place that will get him the healthiest and get him the best opportunity to do what he wants to do, and that's to pitch in the big leagues."
Rizzo said he doesn't expect the Giolito pick - and his possible high price tag - to affect how the Nats will attack the remainder of the draft.
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The hotel is a magnificent example of Gothic Architecture and steeped in history. The Earl of Mar Estate holds many fascinating stories, with reference to Mary Queens of Scots and Robert the Bruce. Built in 1828 the present Mar Hall was constructed 100 years after the famous Earl's death. The hotel has undergone a massive restoration and is undoubtedly one of Scotland's premier hotels. In addition to fine surroundings the hotels offers the first Aveda concept Spa in the United Kingdom. Located in Bishopton near Glasgow overlooking the Kilpatrick hills. The hotel has good links to Glasgow City just 20 minutes drive away and Glasgow Airport only 10 a minute drive.
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The U.S. Constitution guarantees citizens the right to free association without government interference. Courts have used that right, for example, to strike down laws that prevent members of different ethnic groups from marrying.
However, the right has limits. States can set minimum-age requirements for marriage, among other things.
But what about the right of public-sector employees to free association? Can a public employer punish an employee for having a romantic relationship with a subordinate?
In this case, the court said concern over sexual harassment and maintaining a harmonious workplace outweigh any potential constitutional right to free association with a subordinate.
Recent case: Randolph Starling was a rescue captain for a Florida county fire department. He apparently arranged for another county employee to be transferred to his command—an employee with whom he wished to have a relationship. Once she became his subordinate, they began a romance. Starling was married at the time, but soon filed for divorce.
Eventually, the two married. But Starling's boss took note of what he considered an inappropriate, adulterous relationship prior to their marriage. He demoted Starling.
Starling sued. In court, the county argued that its employees didn't have the right to adulterous relationships with subordinates. It said allowing such conduct affected morale and increased the potential for a sexual harassment lawsuit.
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Re "What makes a good mayor?," Opinion, Feb. 26
Michael Woo's piece could have been headlined "What makes a good politician?"I believe that an essential factor is responsiveness to communication from the people who are served.
Most officeholders have a website that includes an opportunity to make contact by email or phone. However, usually the calls are answered by assistants who don't have a clue about how the officeholder would respond, and connection to the boss is impossible.
With few exceptions (notably Councilman Bill Rosendahl and former L.A. Controller Laura Chick), there is no response, in my experience.
When a constituent receives no answer, it may mean that much of the public servant's office is focused on getting reelected and not on attention to the concerns, opinions and suggestions from those who do the electing.
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The only celebration this month was regarding the photography show that you all have seen the invite to. the response was good and helped generate interest in the art community of Delhi.
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Thursday, January 12, 2012
I looked up and found a wee fence
23 comments:
- Ron said...
VERY nice reflection, Dianne!
And I adore the rustic feel to the second photo.
Hope you had a great day, dearest lady!
Much X
- January 12, 2012 at 9:51 PM
- Gemma Wiseman said...
Delightful reflection! Like an interesting abstract! And the tiny fence as part of the building is most unusual!
- January 12, 2012 at 9:54 PM
- Bridget Larsen said...
fences are found in the most oddest of place, check mine out to see where I found this weeks
bridget #5
- January 12, 2012 at 10:21 PM
- Carletta said...
Love both shots Dianne!
Great texture with your wee fence and that wall!
I love Hope's treasure chest. :)
- January 13, 2012 at 12:48 AM
- Sylvia K said...
Terrific shots for the day, Dianne! I do love the texture in your last shot! Hope you've had a good week! Hugs to Hope!
- January 13, 2012 at 1:01 AM
- Ricardo Miñana said...
Hello a pleasure to spend for your interesting space
happy weekend.
a hug.
- January 13, 2012 at 5:47 AM
- Jan n Jer said...
Great shots...good eye on the wee fence!
- January 13, 2012 at 8:32 AM
- Daryl Edelstein said...
Love this .. I am such a sucker for reflections, I refuse to use a polarizing filter!
- January 13, 2012 at 10:36 AM
- Sallie (FullTiime-Life) said...
Nice reflection. Wonder why the little fence is there.
- January 13, 2012 at 11:42 AM
- Rebecca said...
I couldn't tell that was a reflection!!
- January 13, 2012 at 12:05 PM
- Kim, USA said...
Awesome find. Thanks for sharing and happy weekend!
Friday Fences
- January 13, 2012 at 12:55 PM
- EG Wow said...
It makes a fascinating reflection. Good eyes!
- January 13, 2012 at 4:27 PM
- Faye said...
What unexpected subjects for the fence meme. Do you photos prove that fences can be found anywhere you look? Very original approach.
- January 13, 2012 at 5:22 PM
- Carole Meisenhelter said...
great reflectons, and fence too...
- January 13, 2012 at 9:53 PM
- Francisca said...
Makes me wonder why that wee fence is needed...? Nice spotting... both the fence and the reflection.
- January 14, 2012 at 5:18 AM
- Sandra said...
and a cute wee fence it is.
- January 14, 2012 at 6:34 AM
- Gattina said...
Very nice reflections ! It's a very creative picture !
- January 14, 2012 at 11:57 AM
- Woody said...
The lines in the reflection are cool.
- January 14, 2012 at 1:36 PM
- Island Rambles Blog said...
great reflection and I love the second photo
- January 14, 2012 at 11:50 PM
- Patti said...
Cool reflection, Dianne. The tree is on the other side of the reflection, right?
I love that you called the fence "wee."
- January 15, 2012 at 8:51 AM
- God's Little People said...
Dear Dianne
Thank you so much for your incredible kindness, generousity and comforting words on God's Little People this past week. My tears over Lilly has blended with being overwhelmed by peoples kindness. It has meant SO much.
xo Joan
P.s. I the fact that you see "new life" in the ordinary - brilliantly astute.
- January 15, 2012 at 10:37 AM
- Ms. Becky said...
I love the lines in each of these artistic shots. you've a great eye for finding the extraordinary. happy Sunday to you Dianne.
- January 15, 2012 at 2:52 PM
- bobbybegood1 said...
White lines running through my mind. LOL! Ask me if you dont' know what I mean. Cheers!!
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When famine ravages Ireland, Brigit Murphy and her family are forced to move to America. There, Brigit becomes a maid in the Newcomb home, where the mistress of the house, Emily Newcomb, is determined to marry off her brother, Duncan.
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I am still loving Cassandra (which has been my favourite girl name for around five years now) but have recently succumbed to that most terrible of name-lover afflictions - a gradual supposition that there might be something better out there. Can anyone suggest names similar in style to Cassandra (or other names in my signature) which preferably begin with a C, and flow well with Eira Baudelaire (EYE-ruh BOE-duh-lair) as middle names? I hope it's not too much to ask - looking back over my post, the requirements for this imaginary name seem to be a little demanding, even for the namemaestros that make up the Berry community, so please don't worry if you can't think of anything. I'm hoping this feeling of doubt will eventually disappear...
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I put this on my dh's facebook page.
and this which is kinda funny because she mentions rogain and when we got together 12 years ago he had a tiny bald spot in the middle of his head which is now huge. I tease him about it all the time.
I thought this was really funny too but my dh hates Alien and I can't convince him to watch any of the movies. He doesn't like gory stuff. lol
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Mannan to Receive Honorary Degree from University of Lodz
J. Hahn Named Associate Editor for Automatica
J. Hahn Named to IFAC Policy Committee
2011 International Symposium, October 25-27
Mentzer Scholarship to Support Process Safety at Texas A&M
Spring 2011 Centerline Newsletter
Spring 2011 Director's Corner
Sound Science, Updated Safeguards Vital to Chemical Security, Texas A&M Prof Tells Congress
Mannan Featured on CBS National News
Laird Receives Prestigious Wilkinson Prize for Numerical Software
Mannan to Deliver Keynote Address at National Conference
El-Halwagi Named Texas A&M AIChE Faculty of the Year
Hall To Lead Research And Graduate Studies At Texas A&M University At Qatar
A&M System And Lisam Systems Of Belgium Announce Joint Formation Of Lisam America Inc.
Energy Forum 2011: Energy Security and Sustainability-Global Challenges
Laird Named Holder of Neely Faculty Fellowship in Chemical Engineering
El-Halwagi Appointed National Chair for CAST, Academic Trustee for CACHE
Trevor's Corner #15
2011 Symposium Call for Papers
El-Halwagi Appointed to Advisory Board for Center for Energy Initiatives
Phd Student Diana Castellanos Doing Dust Explosion Research at UiB and Gexcon
Visiting Professor Presented Seminar on Process Integration Strategies
Pasman and Mannan Speaking in India
Mannan Delivered Two-day Course to Society of Loss Prevention in the Process Industries- Singapore
Mannan Slated to Deliver Keynote on Safety at Bangladesh University
Fall 2010 Centerline Newsletter
Fall 2010 Director's Corner
Cheng's Research Links Damaged Organs to Change in Biochemical Wave Patterns
J. Hahn Named to Journal of Process Control Editorial Board
2011 Continuing Education Class Schedule
Grad Student Ozturk Honored with Zahin Memorial Safety Scholarship
Stretch in Technology and Gaps in Process Safety for the Hydrocarbon Industry
Grad Student Diana Castellanos Accepted to the University of Bergen in Norway for Study Abroad
2010 Mary Kay O'Connor Process Safety Center International Symposium
Ugaz Selected to Lead Biotechnology Program
Mannan Discusses Process Safety at World Conference on Safety of Oil, Gas Industry
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Gas Explosion Hazards on Offshore Facilities
Dr. Mannan Interview with KHOU TV of Houston
J. Hahn Named 2010 CAST Outstanding Young Researcher
Laird Named Montague Center for Teaching Excellence Scholar
Summer 2010 Centerline Newsletter
Jeong Honored with Teaching Excellence Award
Cheng Receives Tenure, Promotion to Associate Professor
Laird Named Student Organization New Adviser of the Year
TAMUQ Announces Visualization Contest Winners
Process Safety Center Presents at Safety 2010, June 13-16, 2010
Mannan Appointed to the Chemical Engineering Advisory Board of Worcester Polytechnic Institute
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Dr. Mannan invited to give a speech at Five Year Anniversary Event of BP Texas City Accident
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2010 Symposium Program
Trevor's Corner #13
Fall 2010 Distance Learning Courses
Spring 2010 Centerline Newsletter
Spring 2010 Director's Corner
Trevor's Corner #12
A Memorial Tribute to Carolyn Merritt
Mannan Slated to Deliver Keynote at Iowa Governor's Conference
Fall 2009 Centerline Newsletter
BP, MKO Recognize Chemical Engineering Students
Carreto-Vazquez Receives Zahin Memorial Scholarship
Process Safety Symposium to Feature Noted Australian Safety Expert
Grad Student Carreto-Vazquez Honored by BASF
Summer 2009 Centerline Newsletter
Trevor's Corner #11
MKO Offers Pressure Relief Systems Course
Saenz Awarded Eastman Summer Graduate Fellowship
Mannan Honored by AIChE Safety and Health Division
MKOPSC LNG Research with BP at TAMUQ
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Fall 2008 Centerline Newsletter
2008 Symposium Program
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Blackmail. Sex. Ferro.
Time is my enemy, and I won't waste another second. I have a choice to make: a life with Neil or what's left of life with Bryan. I make my decision but could lose everything when the one Ferro I never want to see interferes. I feel like my life is spiraling out of control, but this could lead to what I've been searching for all along - hope.
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What a heart felt story ..I am in tears and will cry for Byran and Holly every time I think of The Ferro stories . I would recommend this book for anyone who wants to escape into a great love story with great romance and great intimacy from another life style than the one they probably live in. If they do live in this life style it will give them a place to relate. It is full of love, sex, tragedy, and forgiveness.
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Johannesburg: South African cricket coach Eric Simons expressed relief Wednesday that a row over contracts had been sorted out ahead of his teams departure for the ICC Champions Trophy Sunday.
The South African team agreed Tuesday to sign contracts demanded by the International Cricket Council (ICC), leaving India as the only one of the 12 participating nations whose players have yet to agree terms. The tournament starts in Colombo September 13.
I am glad it is sorted out, said Simons. Although it did not affect our preparation for the tournament. The players simply wanted to get it out of the way.
The South African players, who had already missed a deadline last Friday for signing of the contracts, declared a deadlock Monday when they rejected terms offered by the United Cricket Board (UCB).
But agreement was reached when UCB chief executive Gerald Majola and South Africa Cricketers Association (SACA) chief executive Tony Irish met in Cape Town Tuesday.
The players had been unhappy about clauses in the ICC contract banning them from endorsing products other than the official ICC sponsors during the tournament and for 30 days before and after the event.
Majola and Irish said the deal struck was only for the Champions Trophy. There will be further negotiations after the tournament between the players and the UCB on issues affecting future deals.
Irish said the players wanted to resolve all issues well in advance of the World Cup in South Africa in February and March next year. The two parties did not specify whether the deal struck provides for more money for the players.
This was about getting the UCB out of a hole after they delivered the players rights to the ICC, said Irish, referring to an agreement by ICC member countries in 2000 on measures to protect the rights of major sponsors and to prevent ambush marketing.
This particular case was not about money, although the issue of compensation for the ceding of rights by players has to be addressed.
Players of other countries, though, have gained financially from the wrangle over contracts. The West Indies board agreed to pay its players 25 per cent of revenue from the Champions Trophy and the Sri Lankan players settled on an undisclosed amount after demanding 30 per cent of the host countrys takings.
Irish has said previously the SACA, which was formed in June, sees the relationship between the Australian board and players as a good model.


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Computer system upgrades that will allow the South Dakota School of Mines and Technology, Black Hills State University and the state's other public universities better serve students will require a temporary shutdown of some services.
Beginning at 5 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 15, live computer-based student services, including WebAdvisor, will be unavailable for approximately three weeks. When the systems return to service, students will see many enhanced features to make doing business with universities easier.
The benefits include coordinated student services statewide. This coordinated effort will allow students to have a single transcript and eliminate the need to request transfer of courses from one South Dakota public university to another. Student also will be able to register for any course offered at any South Dakota public university, receive a single bill and be able to make a single payment. Courses taken by students at other South Dakota public universities will be listed on a Degree Audit/Program Evaluation on WebAdvisor. Students will also be able to receive needed student services at any of the six South Dakota public universities.
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ARSAC Notes for Guidance: good clinical practice in nuclear medicine
- From:
- Department of Health, Public Health England, and Administration of Radioactive Substances Advisory Committee
- Part of:
- Medical radiation: uses, dose measurements and safety advice
- Published:
- 17 April 2014
- Last updated:
- 22 February 2017, see all updates
Guidance on certification and best use of radiopharmaceuticals and sealed radioactive sources in diagnosis, treatment or research.
Notes for Guidance on the Clinical Administration of Radiopharmaceuticals and use of sealed Radioactive Sources
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As a flight attendant for Southwest Airlines in the mid-1990s, Denise Knox turned her love for jewelry into a sideline enterprise by selling pieces she bought at a Dallas merchandise market to her fellow crew members.
Later, when she and her family moved to Alabama, she quit her airline job and began selling the jewelry through parties hosted by her friends in their homes. Thus began her Fairhope, Ala.-based business, Private Gallery, which 14 years later Knox has expanded into a chain of 17 stores and 250 employees. The stores sell women's clothing, accessories, jewelry, shoes, purses and select gift items.
Private Gallery recently found its way to downtown Athens where Knox established the 17th location for the company. The Athens boutique opened April 2 on East Clayton Street in the former Fortson's space.
Last week, Knox explained how she got started in her growing business.
"I always loved jewelry, and went to the Dallas market and bought pieces I loved and sold them out of a suitcase to other flight attendants," she said.
The growth of that early venture has been steady.
After the move to Alabama, she sold at private home shows for about a year, but so many people began showing up at her own doorstep that she decided it was time for a change.
"People were coming to my home 24-7 and I thought there really needs to be a store," Knox said. "So I opened one store, and it was like ants piling in. Then different shopping centers started asking me to come to their centers and it (grew) little by little."
One year, Private Gallery opened four sites, which was "crazy," Knox said. Her goal now is to expand by about two shops per year.
Of particular interest to her is setting up shop in towns where Southeastern Conference universities are located, because she's a big SEC fan.
"I love SEC football; I'm a fanatic," Knox said. "I'm truly a fan of every SEC school, so I just have to be there."
But Private Gallery also operates in non-SEC communities.
Locations include Mobile, Birmingham, Fairhope, Foley, Spanish Fort, Tuscaloosa, Orange Beach, and Auburn in Alabama; Destin and Jacksonville in Florida; Marietta and Athens in Georgia; Oxford, Miss.; and Fayetteville, Ark.
She said Athens has been on her radar for five years, but she had been waiting for the right location. She has geared her shops mostly to college-age women, but carries inventory that appeals to women from 16 to 60, especially in the jewelry category, she said.
When she first started and was concentrating on jewelry, sterling silver was the rage, but as its popularity began waning, she started selling handbags. As sterling's allure really began dying down several years later, she went into costume jewelry, then began carrying clothes, and finally accessories, shoes and some gifts.
Knox even has established her own line of Private Gallery clothing and shoes, items that fall into the lower price range of her store's offerings.
She also carries higher-end brands and mid-range labels in terms of cost. On the more expensive level, Private Gallery has French Connection and B.B. Dakota. In the medium-priced clothing, the shop has Nation T-shirts, which many of the Hollywood stars are wearing, and Miss Me, a jeans and dress line. Minuet and Everly are among the less expensive styles.
"We have something for everybody's taste and price range," Knox said.
The shop employs about 15 people and likely will add an additional five in the fall. The store manager is Fran Holmes, who had moved to Athens and previously had worked at a Private Gallery store years ago. Knox contacted Holmes about managing the Athens store, once the decision was made to open here.
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