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TO ABERDEEN 5-1, KEEPING THE MONSTERS WINLESS WHEN GIVING UP 5 RUNS OR MORE, NOW . WHEN VERMONT HAS HELD THEIR OPPONENTS TO LESS THAN THE MAGIC 5 RUNS, THE LAKE MONSTERS HAVE BEEN FAIRLY SUCCESFUL, WINNING 13 OF 21 GAMES. AND WHEN THE VERMONT CLUB HAS SCORED 5 RUNS THEMSELVES, THEY HAVE A WINNING PERCENTAGE OF 7-50... SO ON SUMMER OF LOVE NIGHT, AND THE TEAM DECKED OUT IN THE TYE DYE SHIRTS, WHO, IF ANYONE, WOULD GET TO 5 RUNS FIRST... T1, vermont starter DEV-YI HIM-A-NEZ, gets off to a good start... striking out JARED BREEN...SAM KIMMEL thrown out trying to steal second...then TREY MANCINI down on strikes...productive 1st frame for HIM- A-NEZ... B1, following a JAYCOB BRUGMAN stolen base... RYAN HUCK singles him in, BRUGMAN comes chugging in, beats the throw up the line... 1-0 lake monsters... T2, aberdeen with a couple runners on, and 1 out, but MANNY HERNANDEZ grounds into the 4- 6-3 d-p...no damage done... B2, a fielding error, hits batsman, and walk load the bases for BRUGMAN, who goes down the right field line ...JOSH MILLER scores, CHRIS WOLFE scores... here comes HERSCHEL POWELL, and just behind him, BRUGMAN slides in with a bases clearing triple, and even then the ball gets away...he scores as well...4 runs in... 5 runs by the second inning...which would hold up, even through the eventual rain drops...vermont pushes that 5 runs or more winning percentage to a clip of 7-78... POST-ALL-STAR BASEBALL, BUT
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Hi guys, I'm looking to replicate the above typographical design using illustrator and as a newbie would like to know what would be the best way to tackle this. I know how to add text to shapes but find its very regimented and not as random as the text above, also can you change fonts, size & colours when adding text to shapes? any help would be fantastic.
if there's one thing that should die a death soon it's designs relying on a load of different typefaces thoughtlessly slapped together.
but if you really must it's probably best to keep each word separate and place them by eye, rather than having them all inhabiting a shape. it's not 'random'; you're making a composition here, and judging yourself what fits best where.
Thanks for the input, Maybe i'm just overthinking the simplicity of the design
I think you are overthinking
If you question is "What is the fastest way to recreate this image with vectors?" The answer is using the Type Tool, type the phrases as separate objects using different fonts and colors matching the image, then arrange them like in the image.
If you question is "Which fonts, sizes, colors, and their arrangement will make the best typographic artwork?" it is like asking "what to create to make the best artwork?" The answer is create whatever you like and let's hope the viewers will think it is the best thing they've ever seen
Ask yourself "Would I really like a handbag like that?"
If the answer is "Yes" the answer is handwork and a good eye with lots of separate type objects and lots of silly fonts.
If the answer is "No" you are probably wasting your time and would do better to think again.
And you've probably guessed what answer you would get from me.
Crowding words together like shown in your sample was a fad and popular in some parts of the world.
There were and there are scripts and some online generators that make things like that.
What's your objective? Is this a class assignment or something someone sent you and told you to recreate? Do you have to match it exactly? I see the biggest challenge is having the necessary fonts on hand. Then sizing and matching the usage ( i.e., horizontal scale, letterspacing, etc. ). If the above is a bitmap file, use it as a template and draw over it on a separate layer.


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Home > National Parks of Canada > Kluane National Park and Reserve > Activities > Hiking > Permits and Regulations
Between April 1st and November 15th registration for overnight trips into the park is MANDATORY and you must purchase a Backcountry Permit.
During the summer operating season (Victoria Day long weekend through Labour Day) register at the Kluane National Park Visitor Centre at the Da Kų Cultural Centre in Haines Junction or at the Tachäl Dhäl (Sheep Mountain) Visitor Centre.
During the shoulder season self-register at the Kluane National Park and Reserve Visitor Centre at the Da Kų Cultural Centre in Haines Junction. A self registration kiosk is located at the front door of the Visitor Centre.
Upon completing a trip, hikers must check back in with the park. If you fail to deregister you may be financially responsible for the search for your group. Checking back in also allows park staff to gain current information on the area you were using.
Between November 15th and April 1st registration for overnight trips into the backcountry IS NOT REQUIRED . You are responsible for your own SAFETY. You should file a travel plan with a friend or family member whether you are heading out for the day or on a multi-day trip.
Park staff may not be able to respond to emergencies during this time period.
Approved bear resistant food canisters are mandatory on ALL overnight trips in the Park between April 1st and November 15th, EXCEPT in the following areas:
The models of bear resistant food containers approved for use in Kluane National Park & Reserve are: Garcia Machine, Bear Keg, and Bear Vault (Models BV250 and BV300).
Bear resistant food canisters are available free-of charge with registration. A $100 damage deposit (credit card or cash) is required and will be refunded once the canister is returned.
During the shoulder season call 867-634-7207 to arrange a time with Parks Canada staff to pick up the mandatory bear resistant food canisters. It is strongly recommended that this arrangement is made in advance of your arrival to Haines Junction.
In most cases your backcountry permit will allow a campfire but camp stoves are preferred. Campfires may be restricted at certain times during the season or never allowed in some areas. If you use a fire, try to build it in an area free of vegetation and on sand or gravel and then scatter evidence when you leave. Do not leave developed fire rings. Fire pits are often visible for years, especially in fragile areas.
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- October 27, 2009 at 5:06 am(1) Christine Pence says:
Dear Dave,
Could you forward me contact informaton and perhaps a Word version of the article you are citing in your blog entry entitled "A Soap Making Success In Africa" ? I am having trouble accessing the article via the website as my internet link is very slow (I am e-mailing from Kenya, Africa).
I am a nurse working in the Nyalenda slums of Kisumu, Kenya. I hope to set up a hand washing program which will include access to fresh water and soap. As a means of sustainable funding to support this endeavor I am researching the feasibility of a soap making program.
I will be residing in Kenya until April, 2010 and can phone via Skype any afternoon US East Coast time/ evenings Kisumu time. I would very much appreciate your guidance and expertise in soap making, as well as any contact information you may regarding the African program you cite in your blog.
I look forward to your reply.
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- October 30, 2009 at 12:35 am(2) Anton Dormer says:
My name is Anton Dormer. I am president of a nonprofit biotech company located in South Lancaster. (www.dobitherapeutics.org). I am looking to work with a NGO in African would create a sustainable project that will create jobs and prevent disease. I am also on Skype and would like to speak with Christine Pence. Thank you for your consideration and I look forward in speaking with you in the very near future. Best regards.
- February 7, 2010 at 3:58 pm(3) philips says:
Dear Dave.
am interested in starting a candle making business in nigeria, with a population of over a 120 million and experiencing nationwide power outage, no clear alternative sources of power there has always been a booming business. as there is no determinable date of end to epileptic power supply in nigeria. candle light remains relevant in our daily lives. i will be interested in a simple step by step process of setting up a candle making industry. thanks
- March 19, 2011 at 5:59 am(4) onyango says:
im making soaps in kisumu city kenya using used cooking oils from restaurant i need funding to produce in large scale to sell to community at affordable prices.
- August 13, 2011 at 9:26 am(5) Sadiq says:
I am in TANZANIA, and i want to star the SOAP making.
Can you plz tell me what are the BASIC items/ingredients Ill need to start off ?
Also, onyango can you get in touch we can stay in contact for any advise and help plz ?? my email- firstname.lastname@example.com
- May 4, 2012 at 6:08 am(6) dinah says:
i learnt to make soap using palm oil and coconut oil. this is not available in east africa. i have tried other formulas, but can never get good enough soap like i did in the west
- August 24, 2012 at 8:08 am(7) Caroline says:
@ dinah coconut is widely available in health u shops and supermarkets the extra virgin solid type.
Also in nairobi and looking to start making soap and the luxury kind using shea butter, coconut oil, tea tree etc for sell locally and overseas but still doing my research on overseas markets.


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Jun 2, 2013, 10:16 AM EDT
Late last evening, Ben Weixlmann broke the news that Villanova sophomore guard Achraf Yacoubou will be transferring to St. Louis University.
This is a solid pickup for Jim Crews, who was recently hired full-time as the St. Louis coach (Crews was the interim coach for the 2012-13 season after college basketball legend Rick Majerus passed away). Yacoubou developed into a legitimate threat from the perimeter during his sophomore season connecting on 39.6% of his three point attempts (21-53)—13 percentage points better than his freshman season.
Achraf Yacoubou has committed to #SLU. Big get for the #Billikens. Villanova transfer.—
Ben Weixlmann (@BWeixScout) June 02, 2013
As a sophomore, Yacoubou averaged 2.9 points per game in 12.0 minutes of action, but saw his floor time evaporate in the latter half of the Big East schedule through the rest of the season. Yacoubou averaged just a shade above 14 minutes in Villanova's first 25 games of the season, but saw a total of just 19 minutes in their final nine contests.
When he announced his decision to transfer in early April, his initial list of schools, according to Adam Zagoria, were Pittsburgh, St. Louis, Georgia Tech, Miami (FL), and UNLV. A month later, Yacoubou narrowed the list down to Pittsburgh, Georgia Tech, and St. Louis.
The guard from the Bronx, NY certainly doesn't lack any confidence:
I averaged the highest 3-point percentage and field goal efficiency and was the best defensive player on the team and I also played well against Louisville and Syracuse and when I played 25 minutes I led the team in points and rebounds. But after the last Syracuse game I ended up averaging 12 minutes and I wanted to play more but I wasn't.
With his minutes waning significantly as the season progressed, it is easy to see why Yacoubou wishes to take his remaining two years at another school.
Per NCAA transfer rules, Yacoubou will be required to sit out for the 2013-14 season, and will become eligible for 2014-15.
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Ordering an extra shot at in Middletown will soon have new meaning.
Besides coffee, tea, cappuccinos and lattes with shots of espresso, customers soon be able to order such coffee-based drinks as an Espresso Martini, Irish Coffee, or frozen mudslide, or a bottled beer or glass of wine touting the labels of local breweries and vineyards.
Custom House Coffee is building upon its existing menu with alcohol-based products that compliment the coffee house theme. The hot and frozen alcohol-based drinks will incorporate many of the coffee or smoothie products already found on its existing menu, such as a "Warm and Fuzzy," which includes gourmet coffee, Tia Maria, Bailey's, Grand Marnier and Frangelica liqueurs, or a frozen strawberry daiquiri or pina colada.
The Aquidneck Avenue based coffee house's move to also offer a limited selection of alcoholic beverages follows a growing industry trend across America, says owner Bob Mastin, who opened the first Custom House Coffee in Middletown in 2002 and a second location in Portsmouth in 2006. The East Greenwich location that opened in 2010—which is under separate ownership—also expanded its menu to include alcoholic beverages earlier this year. (The Portsmouth location cannot, due to its proximity to a nearby church.)
"I get all the trade magazines and it seems to be the growing trend," Mastin said. "It's common to see these all over Europe, where you can find have both options at one establishment."
Mastin sees the trend emerging during a challenging economy where café owners are making the most from their establishments being community-gathering spots. Whether to socialize, have a business meeting, read a book, study, catch up on work or relax, customers are looking for more reasons to stay and linger at the coffee houses.
But there are only so many coffee or tea beverages customers will drink or buy in one day, no matter how large or loyal the customer base.
Over the years, small mom and pop coffee houses to the big chains have moved to also offer everything from sandwiches, pastries, desserts and salads, to internet access, arts and entertainment.
"Anything you can do to increase the frequency of their visits and increase the ticket price of each visit is a good thing," Mastin explained.
Custom House's coffee, tea and espresso-based drinks will continue to run for $2 to $4, while the alcohol-based products will sell for between $5 to $9 each.
"The margin on coffee or tea is as large if not larger than on alcohol," Mastin said. "But people might order two rounds of beer, but not two rounds of lattes."
Serving the two products also will be treated differently. Unlike the coffee drinks, smoothies and food served at Custom House, no alcohol will be ordered at the counter. The wait staff will take all drink orders and serve the alcoholic beverages table side.
But make no mistake—Custom House Coffee is not turning into a bar or tavern.
Mastin is adamant about this point.
"If you're going to come in here and order a gin and tonic, you're not going to find it," Mastin said. "I want it to be secondary, kind of like how tea is secondary."
Instead, he hopes the alcohol-based drinks will increase the daily lunch traffic as Custom House provides another local venue for business meetings. He also hopes the expanded drink menu will make Custom House Coffee a post-work stop-off to unwind.
Mastin received his liquor license from the Town of Middletown last month and currently is going through the process of training staff and getting them certified to serve alcohol and getting health department approvals.
Custom House Coffee will likely begin serving alcohol by late October or early November, said Mastin. Hours of operation might be expanded to 10 p.m. on Fridays and Saturdays if the coffee house sees customer demand for it, he said.


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Pauls Valley Democrat
Pauls Valley, Oklahoma —
Alvin Ross Bevers, 88, of Pauls Valley was born Feb. 11, 1924 to Jessie (Kelsey) and George Frederick Bevers. He passed away Nov. 16, 2012.
Mr. Bevers had spent his entire life in the Pauls Valley area and had worked as a farmer and rancher.
He is survived by a sister, Lovenia Alvarado of Pauls Valley; and 3 nieces: Kay Joyner, Linda Harmon and Phyllis Stephens, all of Pauls Valley.
Graveside services were held Monday morning, Nov. 19 at Oaklawn Cemetery in Wynnewood, officiated by Rev. Dewayne Johnson.
Services were under the direction of DeArman Funeral Home of Wynnewood. Go to www.dearmanfuneralhome.com to send online condolences.


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Welcome to episode 17 of DAPs Chat.
This is a very special episode (and perhaps hardest one to record to date) as just before we recorded it we found out about the death of former Pixar and Apple CEO Steve Jobs. He also had been on the board of directors for The Walt Disney Company and Chairman of the Board for Apple. His loss not only stunned us, but also the world. We start off this show with a few thoughts about Steve Jobs.
This episode also includes discussion about the must ride attraction at the Disneyland Resort, our favorite lines from Pirates of the Caribbean, the history of the X-Men in 5 minutes or less (an original song by our very own Murray the Bellhop!), and a two topic segment of the DAPs Debate!
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Elephants carry vast meanings on their backs. In particular, white elephants have been considered sacred since ancient times in Asia. The Buddha was conceived after his mother dreamed of a white elephant holding a lotus blossom. Possessing a White Elephant conferred great prestige on a family but also a huge burden. Keeping a white elephant was very expensive since it had to be provided with special food and accommodations and could not be used for labor. The gift of a white elephant was considered both a blessing and a curse and it bankrupted many recipients, some deliberately.
Another literary elephant is the English idiom, "the elephant in the room" which means an obvious truth that is not spoken or is ignored usually because it is taboo or embarrassing.
Ganesh, the elephant god, whose effigy is found at the entrances of homes, businesses, and temples throughout India exemplifies the contradictions and connections between the known and the unknown. Ganesh marks the transitional space between the sacred and profane. He is a protector and destroyer, and the creator and remover of obstacles.
At this point, the White Elephant is an apt metaphor for our contemporary condition; too expensive to sustain, too precious to surrender, and in a state of rapid change.
May this ancient symbol of transformation remind us to respect each other, to remember the past, and to protect the future. The elephant is able to move silently in spite of its great mass, perhaps we too will learn to step more carefully.


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U.S. stocks erased losses, after the Standard & Poor's 500 Index had its biggest decline in a week yesterday, as investors watched developments in Ukraine and weighed prospects for global economic growth.
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FIA International Formula 3000
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After qualifying yesterday morning, both Antonio Pizzonia and Ricardo Sperafico were a little disappointed with their grid positions of eighth and tenth and were hoping to gain some places and keep clear of any incidents at the start. When the race started in hot and sunny conditions in Monaco both drivers got away cleanly and drove an excellent race avoiding the many accidents and gradually moving up the field to finish in the points. Antonio crossed the line in fourth place just ahead of Ricardo in fifth. It is a great result for the team having both drivers finishing in the points in a race where only eight drivers finished. Sebastien Bourdais led from pole position to win today's race ahead of Friesacher and Enge.
Antonio Pizzonia P4
"I did better than I expected really. Starting from the back is always difficult here but I still overtook three cars, which is good, as overtaking is quite difficult here. I'm pleased but now we need to start winning."
Ricardo Sperafico P5
"It is the same thing as last year, we start to make points in Monaco. The race was very tiring and during the middle of the race I just tried to keep the car on the track and finish in the points. I had a good start and I overtook both Arden cars but the first corner is very tight but I had a little luck. Now I look forward to Nurburgring, I hope I will be able to get a podium there."
Team Manager - Paul Jackson
"As we suspected in qualifying we had a good speed around here and if we hadn't had the problems we would have qualified further up but our pace in the race was very good and both drivers drove very well to keep out of trouble and pick up some valuable points. We will now be working hard to maintain our pace for the coming races."


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Wake-up for Gauteng Cricket Board suits
THE troubled Gauteng Cricket Board has been given a "rude awakening" by its players who are concerned about the turmoil that has afflicted the province at administrative level.
Highveld Lions captain Alviro Petersen said yesterday the players made their feelings known at a seminar at the weekend.
Petersen said GCB CEOCassim Docrat and board member Hussein Manack had been invited "so they can understand where the players are going, and the players can also understand them".
"I think they got a bit of a rude awakening," Petersen said. "The players obviously asked questions, and they were tough questions."
At the end of last month, the GCB emerged from two years of administration imposed by Cricket South Africa - time that was used to draft a new constitution for an organisation that never seems safe from rupture along racial lines.
Asked if the boardroom rumbles were being heard on the field, where Gauteng have won just one first-class title - the 1999-2000 Supersport Series - in 22 seasons, Petersen said: "As captain, I like to keep that sort of stuff away from the players: when everyone starts thinking about it, that's when it becomes a problem.
"But it's not ideal, and myself and [coach] Geoff [Toyana] try to deal with it."
He said the weekend's interaction had the potential to keep the dressing room calm, if need be: "During the season, hopefully, when something happens [at board level], the guys who were there will be able to stand up and say: 'I think this is what they are trying to do, and I think they are going in the right direction'."
Docrat said both administrators and players had benefited from the airing of views.
"They [players] need to understand the bigger picture as far as management, finances and what makes a board tick. It was good to tell them where the board was coming from, but it was important to establish open communication between the players and the board," he said.
"The board has tried to keep away from the playing side, but sometimes the players feel they need direction from the board."
The main business of a special GCB meeting last night was to decide whether the draft constitution was ready to be sent to the clubs. The document is required to be adopted by October 27, the scheduled date of CSA's annual meeting.


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Rumour Mill – Fallout: The TV Series?
Is this true?
I can hardly believe it but it's a distinct possibility with some excellent grounding!
Fallout III is easily one of the greatest video games that I've ever played. So it's highly likely that it's going to make me incredibly happy that there's a planned television show being planned out. Being one of the most highly recognisable names in the video game community, something like this was never going to be missed and gives the impression that a TV show would be loved and adored by millions of video gamers and fans of the video game series.
Bethesda Softworks recently registered a trademark at the US Patent and Trademark Office with the mark 'FALLOUT', for 'an on-going television program set in a post-nuclear apocalyptic world.'
That, to me, sounds like foreplay.
With post-apocalyptic TV show The Walking Dead walking around very much alive on television (and with a video game now) the idea that a world with such a huge source of potential set in the dystopian wasteland future should surely thrive.
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Portland >Food & Dining > Milwaukie Teriyaki
3120 SE Milwaukie Ave, Portland, OR | Directions 9720245.500502 -122.653865
Neighborhoods: Brooklyn Action Corps, Southeast Uplift Neighborhood Program
This is the place to go for quick and Tasty food in the Brooklyn neighborhood. They have plenty of vegetables with all of their dishes and they actually marinate their teriyaki making it much more tasty. Their prices do not increase for their dinner menu.
Good for a quick decent meal – Used to go here a LOT for takeout. It had great prices and good food. Still not a bad value but as prices have gone up, quality has gone down. They heap on the rice and minimize the rest. Still, it's quick and convenient.
Great food, Good Prices, Complimentry Cockroaches – We stopped in here because we're avowed Teriyaki junkies and were impressed by the excellent food, huge portions and good prices. We were not so impressed with the large cockroach we found in my chicken and vegetables. Definitely NOT going back there.
It doesn't get any better! – This is pretty much the epitome of Teriyaki, honestly I can't imagine finding a better value. For the amount of food you get and how good it is I really don't bother trying anything else. $5.95 for Chicken Teriyaki that is almost too much for one person to eat in one sitting it is so much food, I've taken it to go and split it with someone it is such a generous portion!
Love it! – Always service with a smile. Beautiful presentation, cheap, flame-grilled deliciousness. Excellent tofu dishes, too!
You don't know me, and I endorse this restaurant – In the local teriyaki world, this seems to be one of the best all-around places, in my experience. It has plenty of seating, and the dining area is clean and well-lit. Restrooms are even available! The prices, many around $5-6, make me happy. And the food was quite tasty; the rice was nice and sticky, the meat-to-rice ratio was good (lots of places tend to give too much rice for the amount of meat, in my opinion), the teriyaki sauce was excellent, and there was a healthy amount of broccoli in the vegetables. I would have preferred a few more veggies, and the subtle, clear sauce on them didn't add anything, but this didn't detract much from the meal. I also removed a significant amount of fat and skin from the meat, but that wasn't too difficult as the pieces were fairly large--not processed, just pulled off the bone.
Also, the service was quick and friendly. While I ate, one of the employees actually came out into the eating area and chatted congenially with some of the diners. It was evident from her conversations with customers that these people were regulars (a good sign!). And what eating experience isn't enhanced by a casual dialogue on UFOs?
great food for a great price – I've been coming here off and on for years. The food is always consistently great and fresh and you get a lot for your money. Don't be scared off by the building. It is also great for takeout. This is definitely a great value.
Best Fried Rice – I think they should change your sign from "GOOD FOOD" to "GREAT FOOD". I'm a big fan of fried rice and I have eaten it almost everywhere in PDX. This is the best place to have chicken fried rice. The price is absolutely reasonable.
Faster than Fast Foods – At First I was skeptical about coming in to this teriyaki joint because the way the building looked. I thought this is like any other teriyaki place to eat. Not only do they have all the teriyaki dishes, but other chinese stirfry entrees as well. I tried the Black Pepper Chicken because the picture told me so. My non-adventurous friend had the Teriyaki Chicken. The service was extremly fast and the food was gourmet-licious. These nice-people don't fool around. I was very impressed.
Forget the rest....Milwaukie Teriyaki is the BEST!!!! – Excellent food, service, and price. Ample parking space. It is the gold standard for teriyaki. Milwaukie Teriyaki does not only specialize in the best teriyaki, but there are so many other selections you have to try. I swear they have the best pad thai and spicy peanut in town. Hands down!
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Measuring Bottle Top Pourers from Lee Valley Tools
These pourers take that idea to a new level, and are probably designed for the precise and the health-conscious. If you find yourself constantly measuring out teaspoons or tablespoons of oil, these pourers promise to measure for you. They have ball bearing valves that automatically release a certain amount of liquid when they are tipped over. They are color-coded by amount and they also have flaps that cover the tip of the pourer when not in use.
• Measuring Pours, $6.20
What do you think? Would you use one of these? I just realized that these could be fabulous for the home bar, too! You could put a 1/2 ounce pourer on all your liquor bottles for quick and accurate cocktail-mixing.
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woow! great idea!
If you already have a regular pour top and don't need absolute precision, you can always use the bartender's count method instead. (Meaning, just figure out how long it takes your particular top to pour 1 tsp, 1 tbs, etc.)
These have been used in bars for years. Helps the bartenders to measure more accurately and cuts down on waste. These seem to be more geared towards the home.
This is a really cool idea-I'd buy these!
These are a great idea. Less dishes to wash.
Also great if you are trying to be more observant about the amount of oil you cook with. I love it.
Lee Valley has lots of great goodies. And they're Canadian eh!
I got their kitchen calculator for Christmas (highly recommended), and I got my mom the quad timer, which is awesome for big, complicated dinners (if you remember to set the timer at all!).
Wow - this seems genius for people who are calorie counting.


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Interconnect Design Considerations for Large NUCA Caches (2007)
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The ever increasing sizes of on-chip caches and the growing domination of wire delay necessitate significant changes to cache hierarchy design methodologies. Many recent proposals advocate splitting the cache into a large number of banks and employing a network-on-chip (NoC) to allow fast access to nearby banks (referred to as Non-Uniform Cache Architectures – NUCA). Most studies on NUCA organizations have assumed a generic NoC and focused on logical policies for cache block placement, movement, and search. Since wire/router delay and power are major limiting factors in modern processors, this work focuses on interconnect design and its influence on NUCA performance and power. We extend the widely-used CACTI cache modeling tool to take network design parameters into account. With these overheads appropriately accounted for, the optimal cache organization is typically very different from that assumed in prior NUCA studies. To alleviate the interconnect delay bottleneck, we propose novel cache access optimizations that introduce heterogeneity within the inter-bank network. The careful consideration of interconnect choices for a large cache results in a 51 % performance improvement over a baseline generic NoC and the introduction of heterogeneity within the network yields an additional 11-15 % performance improvement. Categories and Subject Descriptors C.1.2 [Multiple Data Stream Architectures (Multiprocessors)]: [Interconnection architectures (e.g., common bus, multiport memory, crossbar switch)]; B.3.2 [Design


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Over the last 12 months, as I've been shooting my 365 IMPOSSIBLE Self-Portraits, I've realized that my "other" photography has taken a hit. With carving out time each day to take a self-portrait while also having a very full-time job, many other photographs simply haven't been taken. There are only so many hours in the day, right? So I began looking over the seemingly handful of images that I have shot recently that aren't photos of me, and I did come across a few gems like this one from my trip to Santa Fe…
I'm over at Mortal Muses sharing a few other recent favorite photos shot when I turned the lens away from me! Click HERE to check them out.
If I'm honest, I've had a tough few weeks. I've been feeling a bit down, a bit untethered. A few set-backs have appeared on my path. My groundedness has escaped me of late, and the swirling has taken over. My one word for the year, secure, seems to have left the building. I've been trying to dig deep, to press on, to rely on my one word from 2013. But it's felt difficult. Not good, friends, not good.
So last week, I could no longer ignore that the swirling and the ever-growing to-do list — especially after having been out of town for a full week at training — had left me feeling depleted. My mat was beckoning me (screaming to me!) to get to the studio, to breathe deeply, and to reconnect to my core. After an intensely full day at work, I made the conscious decision to let the rest of the seemingly-urgent responsibilities await another day, and I headed to yoga. As I found a spot in the very crowded class, took a seated position, and closed my eyes, I immediately felt an internal shift. Then, a few deep breaths, some rolls of my beyond-tight neck, and a settling into the present moment. For the next 75 minutes, I would be here, now. Nothing else to do. Just. Be. Here.
At the end of class, right before savasana (total relaxation!), the teacher guided us through bridge pose and invited those who could to go in to full wheel (or upward bow). Wheel is a full on back-bend — lie on your back, place your palms face-down up by your ears, then push up and into your hands and feet, extending your arms and legs. Viola, full on back-bend. Wheel. Upward bow. Uh-huh. Right. I've never done wheel. Actually…I've never even tried. But in this class, the woman next to me did it. And in witnessing this, her courage and ability to go for it, made me want to try.
As I placed my hands up by my ears, my yoga teacher happened to walk by and notice me. She came over and gently said, "do you want to try it?" Before I had a chance for my brain to even consider it, my mouth said "yes." She then stood directly behind my head and told me to put my hands around her ankles for support. Once I had a firm hold of her ankles, she then said to push into my hands and feet with all my strength and raise my hips. I took a breath, and I pushed, holding on to her for dear life. I couldn't quite come all the way up, as I had too much weight in my head and not enough into my hands and feet. So I came back down to my mat and took a breath. She gently asked, "do you want to try again?" A resounding "yes" came out of me. I took another deep breath, held onto my yoga teacher, and I pushed. And then, I was in wheel. Full on back-bend. With support. And it was amazing.
I felt so exhilarated. So strong. So secure. And in those incredible moments on my mat, I realization dawned on me. I don't have to do it alone. Yes, there are times when my own sense of groundedness is firm all by itself. Times when I feel and know "I've got this." Times when I am deeply connected to my core and am rooted in secure. But other times, MANY times, I'm not there at all. It's as if I have amnesia and I never knew secure existed within me. I flounder and flap about, grasping for some reminder that I'm okay, searching for something or someone to hold on to. But my yoga teacher, helping me come in to wheel, literally giving herself to me to hold on to, showed me that being secure with support is okay. Even necessary at times. She showed me, "we've got this."
This post is for all of you who support me, who buoy me, who show me time and time again, "we've got this." It doesn't get more secure than that. xoxo
As much as I try to live in the present moment and "be here now," I often find myself living in the past or living in the future. Not very yogic of me, I know. When I'm dreaming of the future or reminiscing about the past, travel is usually the star in these plays in my brain. Today, the lead performer is Paris.
I'm over at Mortal Muses today sharing more about my tendency to look back and look forward. Click HERE to check it out.
As I sit here alone on this mid-January morning, listening to the mighty wind rip through the Midwest and seeing that it's -4 degrees outside, I'm not very present. I'm already dreaming of this coming summer, planning a trip to Barcelona and Paris. I'm also reminiscing about warmer days with dear friends, surrounded by sisterhood and inspiration. The bitter wind that blows across this prairie feels so harsh, even as I make the short walk from work to my car, bundled up in goose-down with hat and mittens. I wonder how the Pioneers made it. My escape is looking back and planning ahead. To get out of this moment. Clearly, I'm not practicing off the mat very well. So be it. For today, anyway.
Come escape with me over to Mortal Muses where I'm sharing some more reminiscing photos today.
I promised you a few weeks ago that I'd share some more film photos from our trip to Chicago, and I'm here to deliver! This was the first trip in years in which I did NOT bring along my digital SLR, but instead relied only on my Polaroid cameras, my 35mm film camera, and my iPhone. Since it was such a quick trip, it gave me a good opportunity to test how I would feel to only have film cameras with me. For the most part, it felt great — especially for my back! I had to trust that I would get some photos I liked, while knowing there would be others I didn't like so much with no opportunity for a do-over. And, those sentiments proved true. Although there are some photos that didn't meet my expectations, and I couldn't check them on an LCD screen the moment I took them to make sure "I had the shot," I'm okay with that. I embraced an analog weekend, and I'm content with the resulting photographs.
Having already shared my favorite Polaroid shots from the trip, here are my favorite 35mm photos from our 36 hours in the Windy City!
The grounds outside the Art Institute are lovely, as was the light that day…
Couldn't not get a Chicago-dog…
Another shot of the iconic sign at night…
If only bikes really could fly…
The yummiest tacos and Mexican milkshake…
And last, a new favorite reflection self-portrait…
These last two trips with my Canon AE-1 camera — this Chicago adventure and the British Columbia retreat — are making me fall in love all over again with 35mm film. What are you in love with these days?
I've written before about my longing for connection, for kindred spirits, for sisterhood. I've shared with you my loneliness of living in an unfamiliar place, of having a small circle of local friends. These longings and loneliness have propelled me to go outside of my comfort zone and outside of my own town. These feelings have given me the push I needed to create communities of connection, to seek out kindreds and sisters. This began by attending retreats and gatherings, and doing so helped me begin to meet "my people." From there, smaller groups of sisterhood were born.
One of these groups evolved from attending two photography retreats hosted by Shutter Sisters. While attending the second retreat with about 80 women last October, a small circle of us found ourselves at dinner enjoying margaritas, raucous laughter, and each other. As we ate and drank and carried on together, we birthed the idea of splintering off and creating a smaller creative community for ourselves. Within the evening, the Canadians in the bunch decided we would descend on British Columbia for our inaugural gathering. Over the past year, we stayed connected, made plans, rented a house, and bought plane tickets. And a few weeks ago, our idea manifested itself.
Many dreams and projects were shared during our time with one another. One of those ideas was that the group of us would dive into the 10 on 10 project, sharing 10 images shot on one day or in one experience on the 10th of the month. As our first post for 10 on 10, we decided we would each share photos from our time together in BC. Without further ado, here are my 10 on 10 from British Columbia and this magical retreat that was born of kindred spirits coming together for sisterhood, photography, and self-care. (BTW, you can click on each photo to view them larger!)
It didn't take long for this group of photographers to whip out our cameras and start shooting. I think we looked like a group of paparazzi the entire time we were together. After taking the ferry from Vancouver to make our way to Tofino, we stopped at Cathedral Grove, an old growth forest with trees older than 800 years. The massive trees were amazing and the light among these old beauties was nothing short of magical.
After our three hour drive, we arrived in Tofino, our home away from home for the next few days.
And this was the scene RIGHT OUTSIDE OUR DOOR.
On our second day, we ventured to some natural hot springs, a journey requiring another boat ride to get there. Being out on the open ocean, we were surrounded with beauty in every direction. The mountains, the ocean, the fog…breathtaking.
The small cove that houses the hot springs gave us more opportunities to capture the natural beauty that is British Columbia. I had considered not bringing any cameras with me that day as rain was in the forecast, but fortunately I brought one. I would have been so saddened to have missed this reflection shot.
Although we had an epic storm come through, and I do mean EPIC, we were blessed with many moments of sun and gorgeous weather. And this crew of women did not disappoint with the COLOR that they packed to wear.
Amidst the shooting, the relaxing in the hot springs, and the indulging in yummy food and deep rest, we deepened our friendships with one another. We shared our work, told each other our secret (and not-so-secret) creative dreams, and opened up about our struggles. Indeed, a new sisterhood was born in British Columbia.
Although we've been home for only a few short weeks, I'm already missing these sisters. I'm grateful for our ongoing connection and I'm so excited about the new adventures we have in the works. Thank you Cherish, Corinna, Debra, Lindsey, Tamar, and Tara — stay loose. xoxo
All of my photos in this post were shot on 35mm film with my Canon AE-1 using either Fuji 160 or Portra 400 film. The film was processed and scanned by Indie Film Lab. I have Polaroid photos to share with you from the trip and a few more 35mm pics, too. In the meantime, head on over to Lindsey's blog to see her 10 (or maybe more) on 10 of our BC adventures!
A few weeks ago, Tony and I headed to Chicago for a little get-away to celebrate our anniversary. It was a whirlwind, 36-hour trip, but a fantastic weekend to enjoy some more "just us" time. We got a chance to eat some yummy food, visit the Art Institute and check out the new-to-us Modern Wing, wander the city, and just hang out together. The weather was beautiful with lots of sun and cool autumn breezes.
We grabbed coffee and some pastries our first morning, and headed to Millennium Park. It was fun checking out "The Bean" and playing with reflections.
After taking in lots of awesome art at the Institute, we wandered up to Navy Pier (which sure has changed in the 10 years or so since we were last in Chicago!).
After a celebratory dinner at The Publican, I couldn't resist taking a photo of the Chicago sign at night.
We had a fabulous time — even if we didn't actually see Earth, Wind, & Fire (had I only known). And, I have more photos to share that I took with my Canon AE-1 film camera, so stay tuned!
How do the days keep slipping through my fingers? Where do 24 hours "go" in each revolution of this beautiful earth? As I sit here on this chilly, mid-October day, I'm thinking about summer and the third Tribe retreat. I'm trying to savor the time spent back in July with such kindred spirits on the coast of Oregon, my happy place.
I'm reminiscing about dinner together on the beach, chats on the turquoise couch, walks into town filled with laughter.
I'm reflecting on celebrating dreams fulfilled and mourning one of our sisters not being able to be with us this year. I'm holding on to the ease and security that was born within me that week, those core desired feelings that I struggle some days to maintain.
I'm missing my sisters, their friendship, our connection. I'm reminding myself of how they buoy me when life feels stormy and difficult.
I'm remembering to keep my heart open, to choose love.
I'm feeling grateful for the space this group has created with one another, and for all that these relationships bring to my life. I'm aware of the evolution of our friendships, as well as the changes that occur within each of us and in our respective lives. I'm excited to see what lies ahead for us all as individuals and as a group.
I'm already counting the days until we're all — all — together again.
I'm so delighted to share that our group has a collective written piece and photographs in the Autumn issue of Mingle. I hope you check it out.
Remember when I told you about the Best. Hike. Ever.? You know, the one where you wake up around 2am, slurp down some coffee, get your hiking gear, and head to the trailhead to start your hike by 4am. The one where you hike through the forest and up the mountain in the pitch black of night, headlamps on your forehead illuminating the trail at your feet. The one where you keep looking over your shoulder, peeking behind you to check the sun's progress to the horizon, urging your legs to move faster so that you can get to the top before that beautiful ball of fire emerges. The one where, this year, the wind was so intense and it was so cold, that we asked each other over and over if we should turn back. The one where the gift of seeing the alpenglow at sunrise on the face of Long's Peak is so incredibly worth it that we pressed on. Yeah, that one. It's such a beautiful and amazing experience, Tony and I couldn't resist returning to this favorite hike during our "just us" trip to Colorado.
I've lugged my 35mm camera on this hike before (see the first two photos HERE), but I've never tried any photos with my Polaroid cameras. This year, I brought along my beloved SX-70 camera and attempted two shots. I was worried with the darkness (it was sunrise after all) and the almost-freezing temperature that both attempts would be futile. Fortunately, I was wrong. The first image is of the sun just beginning to alight over the peaks of Twin Sisters, and the second is of the alpenglow on the face of Long's Peak.
Well worth the few hours of sleep, the insanely early wake-up call, the windy climb, and the frozen toes. Best. Hike. Ever.
Oh, friends. I know I've been a bit quiet here of late, but I've been engaging in some serious self-care and re-charging. Some of that has looked like this…
I have so much to share with you. More soon. xoxo


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Q&A: Ground cover for shade, a spring bulbs Hail Mary
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Northwest Flower & Garden Show Opening-Night Party: 5-9 p.m. Feb. 4. Buffet dinner, wine bar, live music, auction and an early peak at the display gardens. Washington State Convention Center, 800 Convention Place, Seattle; $145 members, $165 nonmembers, benefit for the Washington Park Arboretum (www.arboretumfoundation.org).
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Q: Is there a ground cover that will grow in the dry shade under a stand of conifers?
A: Between the shady conditions and the tendency of the roots to absorb every bit of moisture and nutrition, it's extremely difficult to grow anything under a stand of conifers. Aegopodium (bishop's weed) Lamium (deadnettle) and Euphorbia robbiae are typical ground covers recommended for such tough conditions, but these aggressive growers often take over in areas where they aren't desired, and can be quite difficult to eradicate. A much better choice is Epimedium (bishop's cap). Although it resembles a perennial, Epimedium is actually a flowering shrub in the barberry family. Once established, this tough shrub performs beautifully under conifers, forming slowly spreading clumps of attractive foliage. Epimedium comes in a wide variety of sizes, textures and leaf and flower colors, but not all of them are drought tolerant. A good choices for under a stand of conifers includes one of the evergreen varieties of E. rubrum. These typically form 16-inch-tall clumps with leaves that turn gorgeous shades of red in winter. Equally drought tolerant are varieties of the rare but spectacular E. x cantabrigiense reaching approximately the same height and also turning lovely shades of red in the cold season. Once you try Epimedium, don't be surprised if you start collecting them. Aficionados hunt for rare varieties with spectacularly textural leaves such as E. 'Spine Tingler' or E. wushanense. An added bonus of all Epimediums is the early spring flowers. They come in a wide variety of colors and have unique spurs that give them the look of little bishop's hats. To keep the foliage on your Epimedium looking fresh as well as to allow the flowers to show up better, cut the stems down to the ground in mid-February before the new flowers begin to grow. The fresh new leaves will emerge bronzy pink before turning green in summer.
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Ciscoe Morris: email@example.com "Gardening With Ciscoe" airs at 10 a.m. Saturdays on KING 5.
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Your grammar is confusing here; I'm not quite sure what you mean.
Either way, there is no such thing as absolute truth, especially when it comes to the larger pictures such as the global socioeconomic crisis or space exploration.
We are but mere mortals.
Anyway, at the risk of getting into an argument on the internet, which can degenerate into HERPA DERPA DERP, I will agree to disagree, if that's okay with you.
People who produce, being forced to take care of those who WONT, while the government collects a vig and sets the rules for themselves holds us back more than anything else.
You cant raise the bottom by placing a cap on the top. Not all mortals are the same.
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Phil Lutton Royal Pines golf course will host the Australian PGA Championship for the next five years, ending the event's 11-year residence at Coolum on the Sunshine Coast.
'Tha Monstar' on track for draft
Phil Lutton Australian NFL prospect Jesse Williams didn't shatter any bench press records at the NFL Combine but remains on track to be picked up in the first round of April's draft.
From clunker to beast: F'Sautia fine-tuned for run with Reds
Phil Lutton Chris F'Sautia came to the Queensland Reds with the chassis of a Ferrari but the mechanical reliability of a car-yard clunker.
Monk, Trickett join criticism of swim team's 'toxic' culture
Phil Lutton Olympian Kenrick Monk says he's not surprised the team atmosphere at the London Games has been labelled "toxic", and has lifted the lid on a litany of blunders leading into Australia's worst effort...