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1. Art Adventures at the Children's Museum in Easton
Come by The Children's Museum in Easton every Thursday from 9:30 am to 11 am to enjoy the Art Adventures program! Children will be able to explore various art mediums as they are introduced to the colorful and creative world of art. They will become young artists as the learn how to make their own special masterpieces that they can take home! Art Adventures does not require registration and is free with paid admission to the museum.
2. Thursday Knitters Group at the Ames Free Library
Today at 5:30 p.m. at the Ames Free Library: We are a group of fiber enthusiasts of all abilities who meet at the Ames Free Library in Easton, MA on the first and third Thursdays. We meet from 5:30ish - 7:30ish. If you can't be there at 5:30, come when you can! Sit, stitch, enjoy a snack (if you or someone else brings one) and great conversation! Hope you can join us!
3. Catch up with Oliver Ames sports
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4. Karaoke at Hibernia
Tonight at 9 p.m., come on out and enjoy a fun night of Karaoke in Hibernia's spacious dining room! Surrounded by flat screen monitors, the lyrics are available from almost any angle. Grab a wireless mic and strut your stuff, or just sit back, unwind with a cold drink and request your favorite song.
5. Home on the Grange
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My daughter attended Pine Ridge Academy while in residential treatment at YouthCare. The instructors are outstanding and kept her course interesting and challenging . My daughter was able to keep pace with her high school education while in treatment in spite of her emotional and psychological challenges. They offer a variety of classes and work closely with the students to foster an environment of responsibility and ownership in the students. My daughter did not miss a beat in her education. She is home now and will graduate high school a little early actually.
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The hit BBC series Sherlock offers a fresh, contemporary take on the classic Sir Arthur Conan Doyle stories, and has helped introduce a whole new generation of fans to the legendary detective. In this new edition of Conan Doyle's first collection of short stories, Sherlock co-creator Mark Gatiss explains how these gripping tales inspired and influenced the new series.
Sherlock: The Adventures contains twelve short stories first published in The Strand magazine between 1891 and 1892 and then published as a collection in October 1892. It includes some of Conan Doyle's best tales of murder and mystery, such as 'The Adventures of the Speckled Band', in which the strange last words of a dying woman 'It was the band, the speckled band!' and a inexplicable whistling in the night are the only clues Sherlock Holmes has to prevent another murder; and 'The Five Orange Pips', in which an untimely death and the discovery of the letter containing five orange pips lead to a cross-Atlantic conspiracy.
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"Walking Organizes the World Around Us"
We've seen time and time again how walking can boost creativity and mood. The above quote, from Ferris Jabr at the New Yorker, sums up all the studies we've seen so far in a pretty simple way. »
We've seen time and time again how walking can boost creativity and mood. The above quote, from Ferris Jabr at the New Yorker, sums up all the studies we've seen so far in a pretty simple way. »
iPhone: There's no shortage of activity trackers out there, but Get Moving does things a bit differently. While it tracks your daily steps and location, it also graphs when you're not moving. »
Not everyone needs driving directions all the time, so it's nice that TUAW reminds us that if you prefer walking directions you can set Apple's Maps to default to them if you know where to look. »
It's long been thought that when you need a creative boost, you should step out and take a walk. Now, research published in The Journal of Experimental Psychology shows that it works. »
Every day around 3pm, my brain gets weary. I've tried numerous techniques to counter this challenge: coffee (especially when McDonald's is giving away free smalls), splashing cold water on my face, surfing around online, snacking. Yet I've found one technique to be the most effective: going for a walk. »
We all know that walking is one of the easiest things you can do to keep yourself healthy, but if you want to increase those benefits without a lot of work, The New York Times suggests picking up the pace. »
iPhone: Moves is one of the simplest activity trackers out there that tracks steps, bicycling, running, and location automatically. Today it gets an update that saves on battery life, makes it compatible with iOS 7, and adds support for the iPhone 5s M7 chip. »
iPhone (5S Only): The iPhone's new M7 processor automatically collects data about your movement in the background, and the new Nike+Move app is a way to track that movement without using up too much of your battery life. »
We've all got reasons to creep around the house from time to time. Whether it's a sleeping baby in the next room or a sick significant other, sometimes you need to move as silently as possible. The Art of Manliness shows off how to walk like a ninja so you can move around swiftly—and silently. »
It's amazing to me how easy it is to forget to move. This year was the first time in about five years that I found myself gaining weight. It wasn't a lot, just five pounds over six months or so, but it was strange for me since I didn't think I was doing anything different. »
It's always been a suggestion that if you want to help with digestion (or just get over that bloat of eating way too much) that you take a quick walk around the block. As the New York Times points out, there's actually science to back up the benefits. »
It seems like common sense that if you want to lose weight and be healthy, running is a quicker way to get there than walking. However, as The New York Times points out, in some cases, walking provides a lot of the same benefits without the difficulty. »
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We're well aware that sitting all day is damaging your body in countless ways, but counteracting that isn't just about exercising. As the Wall Street Journal points out, it's also about getting up and walking more. »
If you shift your center-of-gravity over your front facing foot instead of splitting it evenly between your feet, you can more easily walk across icy surfaces without falling quite so much. Penguins have figured this out, as have many who live in areas covered by ice for weeks each year. »
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It's a Friday night and work is finished for the week, what is there to do?
Try out a highly reputable restaurant of course!
I phoned Longrain Friday afternoon to make a booking and the lady who answered abruptly informed me that they do not take bookings for groups under 6 people.
A little bit odd I thought, maybe this is the new and hip thing to do?
First in best dressed?
I always thought that the people who were more organised to pick up the telephone to make a booking should always get priority - clearly not.
Any who we arrived at Longrain and boy was it happening!
There were people everywhere it was loud and had an energetic vibe to it.
Extremely excited to sit and start eating we were soon informed that the wait was approximately 1 hour and 15 minutes (even at 8:45pm).
I couldn't believe the waiting time, they should really invest in more seating.
We decided to wait at the bar downstairs.
Arriving at the bar, I soon realised it was busier here than in the actual restaurant.
I just hoped that the crowds of people at the bar were not all the people who were ahead of us in the queue to eat!
Reading the delightful list of cocktails it was extremely hard to pick one.
I had heard that their vanilla and passion fruit martini's were quite well known so I definitely wanted to give them a try.
I am normally not a cocktail person but it was definitely a pleasant way to start the night off.
50 minutes later we were seated
Open kitchen
Who serves cold wine in a glass with no stem?
I was a bit surprised with this as I don't entirely enjoy heating up my cool wine with the warmth from my hands.
I am not sure if this is a new and funky thing to do but I don't enjoy it one bit.
I think the whole concept is pointless. I therefore had to ask for a 'proper' wine glass.
We decided to start the night off with Betel leaf, blue swimmer crab, curry powder, ginger, chilli at $6 each. Reasonable price and quite flavoursome. A nice way to start off a meal.
Grilled tuna belly, sweet pork, green chilli, cashew nut nahm jim $36.00
At $36.00 I expected a lot more than what was delivered.
The flavours where quite nice but to me, that's where it ended.
The tuna was average, seared rare though lacked flavour and texture. I missed the pork in this dish? Couldn't seem to locate it.
It was cold, boring, lacked excitement and colour. What a disaster!
Next was the chicken green curry. Once again quite a nice flavour but i sensed that they were trying to go for the whole 'rustic feel' and it just didn't work with this dish.
There were whole massive chunks of chicken and it was completely unappetising.
The dish of the night was the greens. Lot's of flavour and crunch.
To top things off our waitress had extremely bad B.O which put me off my food completely.
Someone needs to teach this poor woman some hygiene techniques.
Over priced, not worth the wait nor the fuss.
Definetly not what Longrain used to be - what a disappointment.
I would however recommend the bar and the bar only.
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Halloween Howl is a fun and safe daytime event for the whole family. This year, more than 1,000 community members attended the event on Saturday, November 1. Around 50 student and staff volunteers planned and participated in the event, which included a costume contest, carnival games and food and beverages. More than 40 student organizations helped create "spooky" activities such as trick-or-treating, haunted houses, arts and crafts activities and games.
Halloween Howl brought Rollins and greater Central Florida communities together by providing a free daytime Halloween celebration for families. It has been a prominent piece of Rollins history for nine years.
The event was sponsored by the Offices of Community Engagement, Student Involvement and Leadership, Multicultural Affairs, and Residence Life, as well as a variety of student organizations.
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If you're curious as to what hundreds of individuals in more than a dozen separate brainstorming sessions identified as key issues for UW-Green Bay… here's your chance to review the results. It's no quick read; the results of this past spring's Strategic Planning Theme gatherings are grouped according to broad categories with various related observations listed together. It does, however, give you a look at what Chancellor Thomas K. Harden and his team will review in the coming weeks in anticipation of sharpening the focus for review by governance groups this fall. Summaries are available for each of the 16 sessions at www.uwgb.edu/chancellor/strategic-planning/.
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Why couldn't wow.com have picked up any of those artists for a comic strip instead of Kelly Aarons?
Look at the art - it's fantastic. Her art isn't. And I'm sure that if wow.com would offer any of them her position, they won't turn it down. Not to mention the comic might look good every Tuesday instead of an orc that looks like a blood elf, a "tauren rogue" that looks exactly like her female tauren character in her other comic she stopped doing, etc.
Three things...
One, the art on the contest page are NOT fan art. They were used as examples by Blizzard, but those were all commissioned art pieces for the WoW TCG. They were made by professional artists and each piece of work likely takes up more time than your average webcomic.
Two, sequential art and pin-ups are two different things. Someone good at making posters won't necessarily have the storytelling adeptness required for comic book art.''
Three, you may not like Kelly Aarons' art, but that's a purely personal preference. Many people appreciate and like her art, and it lends itself very, very well to the stories she tells. To declare her art as not fantastic is fine, but understand that your opinion is not necessarily shared by many.


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MarathonTown and Country will also will have a petting zoo (hoping there will be some baby goats), Lost Dogs of Wisconsin will be there to talk to you about what to do if your dog ever gets lost, the Marathon County Humane Society will be there, as well. There will be a K9 demo and raffles, refreshments and food with all proceeds to help local animal charities. Not only the great animal events at Marathon Town and Country, massive savings storewide-for ONE day only! Be sure to stop by Marathon Town and Country THIS Saturday, April 26th! Your pets will thank you!


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Philippine Standard Commodity Classification (PSCC)
Commodities are grouped as far as practicable according to the generally accepted principles as follows:
Objectives and basic considerations in preparing the PSCC, Revision 2
The NSCB Technical Working Group on Commodity Classification was guided with the objective of producing an updated and/or more relevant commodity classification with the following basic considerations:
As in the original and revised PSCC, the present classification is presented in six levels of details:
section, division, group, subgroup, item and sub-item.
Each commodity or commodity group is identified by a unique code number. For convenience in obtaining aggregates at each level by automatic data processing equipment, the code number of each commodity is so designed that the first digit identifies the section, the first two digits, the division; the first three digits, the group; the first four digits, subgroup; the first five digits, the item; and the seven digits, sub-item or specific commodity.
034.28-06 - Milkfish (bangus), frozen (excluding livers and roes)
Features of the PSCC, Revision 2
Section - 0 - Food and live animals
Division - 03 - Fish (not marine animals), crustaceans, mollusks and aquatic invertebrates, and preparations thereof
Group - 034 - Fish, fresh (live or dead), chilled or frozen
Subgroup - 034.2 - Fish, frozen (excluding fillets and minced fish)
Item - 034,28 - Other fish, frozen (excluding livers and roes)
Sub-item - 034.28-06 - Milkfish (bangus), frozen (excluding livers and roes)
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Scottish Women's Health
A recent report has found that Scots still drink and smoke more and have poorer diets than the rest of their UK counterparts. Shona Robison, Public Health Minister and GP Dr Douglas Colville discuss.
School Uniforms
How far should parents accept 'customisation' of the school uniform? Jenni is joined by journalist Rosie Millard and her daughter Phoebe, and Cathy August, Principal of Manchester Academy.
Dale Diva
The all woman acapella choir from Derbyshire has just won Channel 5's talent show Don't Stop Believing. Angela Robson met with founder Ally Law and choir members Liz Tomes and Lynda Jetten.
Delusions of Gender
Delusions of Gender by Cordelia Fine is an attack on pseudo-scientific claims about the differences between the male and female brain. Cordelia Fine and Professor Melissa Hines discuss.
Is neuroscience being used to justify old fashioned sexism?
Delusions of Gender is a new book that's published tomorrow (4th September). Its author, Cordelia Fine, says that popular books and magazines are increasingly calling on the findings of neuroscience about the biological differences between the male and female brain to explain the differences in gender behaviour and explain why there are so few women in engineering, physics and maths. Cordelia has analysed this research and drawing on the latest research in developmental psychology, neuroscience and social psychology has concluded that these 'neurosexists' are simply reproducing the same old myths about men and women dressed up in scientific finery. Jenni is joined by Cordelia Fine; Senior Research Associate at Macquarie University in Sydney, and by Melissa Hines; from the Department of Social and Developmental Psychology at the University of Cambridge.
Delusions of Gender – The Real Science behind Sex
Differences by Cordelia Fine is published by Icon Books Ltd on
4th September 2010, price £14.99
Scottish Women's Health
The cliche of "unhealthy Scots" seems to have been proven right yet again; a recent report has found that the Scots still drink and smoke more, and have poorer diets when compared to their UK counterparts. In particular, Scottish women appeared substantially worse than those in the rest of the UK, with a higher chance of them developing long term illnesses such as diabetes and heart disease. So what's at the root of poor health and diet in Scotland ? How much do unhealthy lifestyles stem from tradition and culture, and how much is rooted in poverty and inequality? What is the government doing to improve the health of Scottish women? Jenni is joined by Shona Robison, the Scottish Public Health Minister and Dr Douglas Colville, a GP in the Rutherglen district of Glasgow.
Last month (22nd August) an acapella choir from Derbyshire won the final of Channel 5's TV talent show Don't Stop Believing. The 45 strong all women choir stormed to victory winning most of the public vote. Angela Robson has been to Cromford in Derbyshire to meet some of the members.
Customising School Uniforms
The summer holidays are over and the new school year has begun. We've all bought or are making a last dash attempt to make sure the little darlings are properly kitted out with their school uniforms. One of the dilemmas every parent faces at this time of year is how far to go with allowing them to 'customise' the uniform. If you buy those plain black regulation shoes, will they just stay hidden in the back of the wardrobe complete with expensive price tag while they skip to school in cheap fashion shoes? Is it acceptable for young teenage girls to wear a short skirt to school – or more likely, to hitch it up once they've left the house? Girls have always adapted their school uniform , but how far should they be allowed to go?
The DaleDiva Choir
BBC Radio 4 Fri 3 Sep 2010 10:00 BBC Radio 4
Cook The Perfect...
Discover cooking techniques and tips to help you perfect your cooking know-how. Jenni Murray and…
Woman's Hour Power List 2014 – Game Changers
Which ten women in the UK have done most to game-change the way power operates in the UK, whether in…
Woman's Hour Daily Podcast
Woman's Hour brings you the big celebrity names and leading women in the news, with subjects ranging…


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Effusive eruption
An effusive eruption is a volcanic eruption characterized by the outpouring of lava onto the ground (as opposed to the violent fragmentation of magma by explosive eruptions). Lava flows generated by effusive eruptions vary in shape, thickness, length, and width depending on the type of lava erupted, discharge, slope of the ground over which the lava travels, and duration of eruption.[1]
For example, basalt lava may become ʻaʻā or pāhoehoe.[2] Andesite lava typically forms blocky lava flows,[3] and dacite lava flows often form steep-sided mounds called lava domes due to their viscosity.[4]
Effusive eruptions occur when hot, (1200°C) low-viscosity magmas reach the surface of the Earth's crust. Dissolved gases escape easily as the magma erupts, forming lava that flows downhill quite quickly and easily. Effusive eruptions build up gently-sloping shield volcanoes like the ones in Hawaii.
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The Southeastern Conference is a strange and superior college football landscape where a 6-foot-3-inch, 245-pound "Football Jesus'' (Tim Tebow) and a 5-foot-9-inch, 175-pound "Honey Badger'' (Tyrann Mathieu) have sat at the same table. It's where Tuscaloosa, Gainesville, and Baton Rouge possess the same kind of mythic resonance as Pompei, Tanis, Machu Picchu. And above all, it's where the college football champions of the past six years reside.
How the SEC came to dominate college football is a question every other conference is trying to answer. Enter Ray Glier, a longtime journalist who has covered the SEC since 1986. Glier's book, "How The SEC Became Goliath," takes a historical, analytical, and highly anecdotal look at the past half-dozen seasons. Clearly written for those with their eyes already fixed on SEC football, at times it's an exhaustive, clear-eyed study of the conference's calculated college-football takeover; other times it's a love letter to the sexiest conference in college sports.