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(WMC-TV) - Dozens of Mid-South residents are now protected from this year's flu after getting a free flu shot outside a local library.
Free flu shots were given to people 18-years-old and older Saturday at the Benjamin Hook Library.
Organizers said it started off busy, but did slow down as the day progressed.
Senior Public Relations Coordinator from Baptist Memorial, Valerie Burrow, believes it is one of the best ways to help protect against the flu.
"It's extremely important, from what I've read. The flu shot is about 70 to 90 percent effective in combating the flu. It is the best single way to combat the flu," explained Burrow.
The shots were provided by the Baptist Memorial Hospital.
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Bubbles, bubbles - no toil, no trouble
- If you wanna go big with the Dom Perignon or vintage Veuve, do that for the first glass. Raise a toast, make a fuss - then switch to the less expensive (but just as delicious stuff).
- Less expensive, you say? Oui. It needn't be capital-C Champagne, which to be labeled as such, must come from the Champagne region of France.
There's some smashing stuff out there to be sure - and a side effect of climate change may be that Champagne grapes are yielding their tastiest, earliest crops in ages. Master sommelier Richard Betts swears by Champagne Krug as the "pinnacle" and says "Their entry-level Krug M.V. Cuv233;e is rich, round, complex and a great partner to food, family and friends." Last year, associate editor Sarah and I had our socks knocked clean off by a glass of Vilmart & Cie Grande Reserve poured for us by restaurateur and wine rapper Jdollasign (a.k.a. Justin Warner). If there are just a few of you and you care to live large, we surely are not going to stop you.
But back to the price point. There are plenty of other just as appealing and infinitely cheaper sparkling wines from other parts of the world.
My personal favorite is Prosecco - especially my house favorite Villa Jolanda, which I dig enough to have served at our wedding. It's an Italian sparkling wine that offers serious bang for the buck, and often retails for between $9-$13. It's every bit as festive as Champagne and hey, if you're worried your guests will feel slighted, pour it in another room and come out bearing a festive tray of flutes or coupe glasses. Chances are they'll never know the difference and if they do judge you - well, that's just bad manners on their part.
Cava, from Spain is another excellent, budget-friendly option and I've had excellent luck with Marques de Gelida. It comes in a big, festive yellow-wrapped bottle and just pops with the tapas-inspired appetizers I mentioned above.
Food & Wine's Ray Isle swears by 2010 Jaume Serra Cristalino Cava - a bargain at $10. He says, "Affordable bubbly is a necessity this time of year. Buy this one by the case. Crisp and citrusy, a perennial bargain, it comes from Spain's Pènedes region."
Plenty of other domestic sparkling wines abound - and I can't encourage you enough to have a chat with your local wine store owner to figure out the best solution for your needs. They're in the business of making sure you come back, so don't be sheepish about not knowing exactly what offerings each vineyard has, or even what country you'd care to embrace. Come in armed with a price point and the list of tasting terms I'm about to share, and come home popping with pride over your wine shopping smarts.
Wine Library TV's Gary Vaynerchuk stopped by to share a few of his favorite off-the-radar sparklers - some for under $10.
- A few tasting terms:
- Extra Brut: "Extra" dry, meaning least sweet
- Brut: Dry, and the most common
- Extra dry: Weirdly, this means dry, but not as dry as brut
- Sec / Demi-sec: Fairly sweet
- Doux: Very sweet
- Chill out
Forgot to chill the bottle? No biggie. If you have space in your yard or on a balcony or porch and it's chilly out, take advantage of Mother Nature's largesse. Stash bottles in a dark corner or even in a snowbank - just don't forget to haul in extras if you have any when the night ends.
But -- while those are on deck, resist the urge to pop the bottle in the freezer; that'll only lead to heartbreak. Grab a tall pot or even a pitcher, place your bubbly in there with water and as much ice as will fit and spin that bottle 'round and 'round to expose as much of the liquid as possible to the chilly conditions. It'll take a few minutes, but it's infinitely more festive than serving warm Champers.
- Start the year off with a bang
Cocktail king Dale DeGroff shares his favorite rendition of the classic French 75 - a cocktail named for its visceral resemblance to the explosion of a 75-millimeter field cannon.
Says DeGroff, "Julie Reiner is a partner in Pegu Club, as well as the owner of Flatiron Lounge, and is recognized as one of the pioneering cocktail lounges of the worldwide cocktail renaissance. Julie recently opened Clover Club on Smith Street in Brooklyn -- the epicenter of the Brooklyn restaurant/bar revival. The Clover Club French 75 is made with gin, lemon, sugar and champagne."
French 75 Ingredients: 1 ounce (30 ml) Plymouth Gin 3/4 ounce (25 ml) simple syrup 1/2 ounce (15 ml) fresh lemon juice 3 ounces Champagne
Preparation: Shake the Brandy, lemon juice and simple syrup well with ice and strain into an ice filled wine glass and top with Champagne. Garnish with lemon peel.
- You'll shoot your eye out
Caution is called for - no one needs a New Year's Eve ER visit. Aim the bottle's neck AWAY from you or any other person or breakable, tilt it to a 45-degree angle, firmly grasp the cork and twist the bottle. A popping cork is the happiest sound in the universe, but you don't want it to go flying - and waste all your precious bubbly in the process.
- Ring it in, kid
Ya know what's really cool and oughtn't be overlooked? Your friends and loved ones picked YOU to shepherd in their 2012. That's a wonderful vote of confidence and it also shows that they're rooting for you and trust that you know what you're doing, host-wise. And that's worth a toast, I think.
Cheers! (And get your guests home safely.)
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Archive for the 'Ballot Measures' Category
California Citizens United Ballot Initiative on Hold
Yesterday, the California Supreme Court issued a ruling halting action on a state ballot initiative that would have asked California voters' opinions regarding the U.S. Supreme Court's decision in Citizens United v. F.E.C. (2010), the Los Angeles Times reports.
The provision, which would have had no binding legal effect, was contested because it would "not change state law."
The ballot initiative is now on hold pending court review. Both sides agree that this decision means that the question will not appear on this year's ballot.No comments
Preview of Ballot Measures Affecting Courts is Available
A preview of issues affecting state courts that will appear on state ballots this fall comes from Gavel to Gavel, a publication of the National Center for State Courts.
The preview includes several contentious issues that have been mentioned in Gavel Grab: a proposed constitutional amendment to help preserve an appointive process for selecting Tennessee appellate judges (click here for Gavel Grab) and a proposed constitutional amendment to permit the outgoing Florida governor to make prospective appointments of judges, which has drawn criticism as a court-packing scheme (click here for Gavel Grab).
The National Center for State Courts is a JAS partner organization.No comments
Voters Defeat N.Y. Proposal to Raise Judicial Retirement Age
A proposed constitutional amendment to raise the mandatory retirement age to 80 for judges on the New York Court of Appeals and Supreme Court was rejected by voters on Election Day.
Sixty-one percent of voters opposed the measure, and 39 percent favored it, with results from 83 percent of precincts available, the New York Times reported. The newspaper discussed numerous political implications and motivations at play in the vote.
It was a "stinging rebuke" for New York Chief Judge Jonathan Lippman, who had advocated for the measure, according to the article, while Gov. Andrew Cuomo had lobbied against it. If adopted, the measure would have reduced Cuomo's ability to shape the face of the highest court, because it would have lengthened the terms of several judges seated on it.
It was the fourth defeat in a row for proposals to raise state judges' retirement ages across the country, according to Gavel to Gavel, a publication of the National Center for State Courts. It is a JAS partner organization.No comments
Raising the Standard of Judicial Elections in Minnesota
The Coalition for Impartial Justice is hoping to raise the standard for electing judges in Minnesota. The Coalition is showing support for the proposed Impartial Justice Act, which needs to pass the Minnesota House and Senate before heading to voters and would require judges to be evaluated by merit, retention elections and public performance evaluations.
Northlands Newscenter reported on a discussion of the proposal last Thursday, led by Iron Range Representative and the Impartial Justice Act co-author, Carly Melin. The piece noted that organizers said the proposal will give voters the tools they need to elect qualified judges. Sarah Walker, the President of the Coalition for Impartial Justice spoke to the benefits of the proposal.
"The reality is, you go to the ballot box, you turn over the ballot and no one has any idea who they're voting for and I think that's wrong. Furthermore, 90% of judges run unopposed and while we have a quality judiciary, occasionally you need to get rid of one bad apple. The reality is, we have no way to do that when over 90% of judges run unopposed,"
It is believed that the ballot will include the proposal in 2014.No comments
Elections, Instead of Merit Selection, Sought for Top Judges in Missouri
Missouri's nationally recognized merit selection system for selecting top judges could face still another attack.
Approval by the secretary of state's office for two similar constitutional amendments this week means supporters can begin working to seek enough signatures to bring the issue before voters in November 2014, according to the Associated Press. The proposals seek to replace merit selection with popular election of judges, and they would expand the size of the state Supreme Court from seven to nine justices.
The "Missouri Plan" for selecting judges has provided a model for many other states. Critics of the plan, from both inside and outside the state, have launched attacks on it for more than a decade. Read moreNo comments
New York Voters to Weigh Raising Retirement Age for Judges
Voters in New York state will be asked to decide on Election Day whether to raise from 70 to 80 the retirement mandate for judges on the state Supreme Court and on the Court of Appeals.
New York Chief Judge Jonathan Lippman and other advocates in support of the measure say it would help the courts deal with a backlog of cases, according to a Gotham Gazette article. But the proposal is contentious, and a majority of those surveyed in a recent poll said they would vote no.
The mandated retirement age would be the second highest in the nation if approved, after a ceiling of 90 in Vermont, according to Gavel to Gavel, a publication of the National Center for State Courts. It is a Justice at Stake partner organization.No comments
In Missouri, Conflict Over Judicial Selection May Continue
Despite Missouri voters' decisive rejection of a ballot measure to undermine the merit-based selection of judges (see Gavel Grab), backers of the ballot item vowed to renew their efforts.
"We're not going away; the movement or the effort is not stopping," said James Harris, a leader of a group called Better Courts for Missouri that has sought to alter the way judges are chosen. "We made a strategic decision to withdraw on Amendment 3 and kind of regroup and move forward with something more aggressive," Harris said, according to an Associated Press article.
"Missouri's voters have decisively rejected a special-interest campaign to inject politics into Missouri's courtrooms," Justice at Stake Executive Director Bert Brandenburg said in a press release after 76 percent of Missouri's voters cast their ballots against the proposal.
The leading defenders of Missouri's existing system, often called the "Missouri Plan," said they will keep alive and active the group that opposed and helped defeat the ballot measure, the Missourians for Fair and Impartial Courts Committee. Read moreNo comments
New Hampshire Legislature Won't Get Control of Courts
New Hampshire Question 2, which would have increased the legislature's control over the judiciary, failed to secure the two-thirds majority needed to pass, reports a NHPR article.
The amendment, which supporters felt was necessary to clarify the legislature's role in overseeing the courts' practices, would have granted the legislature "concurrent power" to pass statutes governing New Hampshire's court system.
Those who spoke out against the amendment argued that it violated the separation of powers. The amendment, they said, would give the legislature the power to impose its will on the judiciary.
In July, State Representative Lucy McVitty Weber wrote in a Concord Monitor commentary that the plan "poses a grave danger to the long-established doctrine of separation of powers and the balance of power between the legislative and judicial branches," reports Gavel Grab. Read moreNo comments
New Jersey Voters Pass Ballot Measure on Judges' Benefits
On Election Day, New Jersey voters approved a ballot question to amend the state constitution and require state judges to make higher health and pension payments.
No campaign was mounted against the referendum, as judges and justices in New Jersey are not allowed to engage in politicking. Voicing opposition was the New Jersey State Bar Association, which contended the proposed constitutional amendment would undermine fair and impartial courts, according to a Star-Ledger article.
In July, New Jersey's legislature moved to put the issue before voters after the state Supreme Court had exempted most judges from a new law requiring that public workers pay more for their health benefits and pensions (see Gavel Grab).
Gov. Chris Christie, an outspoken critic of the state Supreme Court, pushed both the state law and the ballot question.
Opponents of the ballot item said it could give the governor power to retaliate against judges for rulings he doesn't support. The opponents also voiced concern that the amendment, if passed, could allow singling out of judges for salary and benefit cuts.
No comments
Florida Voters Reaffirm Fair and Impartial Judiciary
On Tuesday, Florida voters retained three Supreme Court justices and rejected a proposed ballot measure that would have altered the state's court system, "affirming the value of an apolitical judiciary," a Herald-Tribune editorial says.
63 percent of voters opposed Amendment 5, which would have required Senate confirmation of Florida's Supreme Court justices, and allowed legislators to alter rules for the court system. The amendment was called a power grab by state lawmakers and an example of overreaching, the editorial says (see Gavel Grab).
Floridians also voted to retain Justices R. Fred Lewis, Barbara Pariente and Peggy Quince. All three received about 67 percent of the vote, the editorial notes. The three had faced an "unprecedented opposition" by interest groups and the Republican Party of Florida.
According to the editorial, each of the justices raised almost $300,000 to finance their campaign. They were supported by lawyers and others in the legal field.
Despite efforts to inject politics into the courts this election, Tuesday "provided an encouraging affirmation of a judiciary free from unnecessary political interference."No comments


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The Heavy-Duty Universal Joint Service Kit comes complete with everything needed to dismantle and assemble virtually all heavy-duty truck universal joints.
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New Yahoo Finance App Goes Public
by Alex Diaz, VP Mobile and Emerging Products
Today we're excited to introduce an updated Yahoo Finance app for iPhone and iPad - an entirely redesigned experience to help you follow the stocks and companies you care about most. Yahoo Finance delivers personalized news, real-time data and insights wherever you are, whenever you need it.
At the center of the Yahoo Finance app are the companies and stocks you care about - whether it's breaking news and information, beautiful interactive charts or real time price changes you can easily follow any company to get personalized information and make sure you keep up to date on changes.
The Yahoo Finance app for iPhone and iPad was reimagined to deliver a beautiful personalized experience with a
stream of top news and data based on your favorite stocks and interests. We've added Push Notifications to keep you in the know as important stories break — so you can make quick and informed decisions on the stocks and companies you follow.
Yahoo Finance includes completely redesigned interactive stock charts to track historical changes, and easily compare performance to identify trends.
It's now easier than ever to visualize company and market data by swiping, pinching and panning across the chart. You can also compare any stock, market or index to see related price changes.
We're really excited about the new Yahoo Finance app and hope that you are too. The app is available in the US and you can download it free on the App Store.


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Grid Calculator – A Grid generator for Photoshop and Illustrator
June 13th, 2011 - Useful Apps, Various Tools
There are many grid templates out there for Photoshop and (i guess, but why?) for Illustrator as well. Grid calculator is an online grid generator that let's you specify the maximum width of your page, the columns that you need and of course gutter and margin widths. After setting up the values that you need, just click Adobe Illustrator if you want the .ai file or click Adobe Photoshop and you will get a .jsx file. A .jsx file is a script that you can run in Photoshop and in our case it will setup the guides for you.


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Chicago, Il metal bands Psychopathic Daze has exclusively send us their unreleased new songsfor their upcoming album/EP. When I first heard this song I instantly loved it. Great band, great songs. All i can say, "you should buy this album !!!".
Psychopathic Daze Bio
Psychopathic Daze are a full-tilt heavy metal outfit from Chicago, Illinois. The band combines a truly crunching guitar sound with grindcore vocals and hooky riffs. The band is well established on the local Windy City metal scene and has even garnered national attention, with their own station on andora and an endorsement from Steve Clayton Guitar Picks and Wornstar Clothing.
Psychopathic Daze has been in the Chicago metal scene for years and has had a significant impact in the metal scene. After performing a multitude of shows, the band recorded their first EP titled, "Welcome to the End of Days". After receiving a tremendous amount of positive feedback from fans, band managers, production companies, and venue owners about their intense live show, self-directed music style, and professionalism the band recorded their first self-titled full-length album in 2011. The band went to record their third release titled, "Ride This Bullet Home" at Lambesis Studios in
Escondido, California in 2013. Psychopathic Daze has experienced being supporting acts for national band "As I Lay Dying", "Lamb of God", "In Flames", "Hatebreed", "Sylosis","Between the Buried and Me", "Cancer Bats", "Burn Halo", "Egypt Central", and co-headlined with "DOPE", among many more shows in which the band headlined and co-headlined.
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The Expanding American Waistline
September 19, 2014
Trans fats aren't good for you, but whether banning them is a necessary or even highly beneficial solution is a subject of some debate.
A new study suggests that the messages on nutrition labels are not getting through to many people.
The nation's largest doctors' group wants the government and the food industry to reduce what it sees as a persistently high level of salt in many processed foods.
Consumers need to pay far more attention to the fat content of all the foods they consume, both at home and in restaurants.
Two new books describe not just what Americans like to eat but also what we ought to eat.
Getting rid of trans fats is an easy fix that could save, by conservative estimates, 30,000 lives a year in the United States.
Major food producers are under increasing pressure to make shifts in the way they sell their products to children.
As companies like McDonald's and Wal-Mart offer more organic food, a bitter debate continues over what exactly the word "organic" should mean.
Nutrition labeling on most of McDonald's food items will be even easier to read than the labels on packaged foods.
The government's hiring of a company with a stable of food industry clients to sell the national nutrition plan has some public health advocates concerned.


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The "suspicious" activity of passengers on two Sunday flights heading to D.C. and Detroit brought bomb squads, police response, and the scrambling of fighter jets on the 10-year anniversary of the 9/11 attacks.
In the first incident, two fighter jets escorted Flight 34 from Los Angeles to JFK after pilots became spooked about the frequent use of restrooms by several passengers.
A pair of fighters also escorted a Frontier Air flight from Denver to Detroit after flight personnel noticed two people acting suspiciously. It turned out the two were "making out" in the bathroom.
Source: ABC News.
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Tom @ 9/12/2011 7:37 PM
Two males going into the same bathroom on a plane at the same time would be strange unless it just left San Francisco. How big are those bathrooms anyway?


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John Hollemon III '14
Communication Studies is a vibrant
major—one that really speaks to Randolph-Macon College student John Hollemon
The Richmond, Virginia native originally thought he'd major in
economics/business. Then he enrolled in Interpersonal and Small Group Communication.
"I fell in love with communication studies," says Hollemon. "Professors Marilyn
Mattys and William Roberts were great at explaining different kinds of communication—including
interpersonal, group, organizational and public—and the importance of having solid
communication skills. To my delight, R-MC added a communication studies major in
2010, and my life changed direction. I immediately declared it as my major."
R-MC's pedestrian-friendly campus and top-notch faculty make Hollemon feel right
at home.
"I love the community atmosphere and the fact that I can walk to classes," he says.
"And I love knowing that a liberal arts degree from R-MC is helping me become a
well-rounded person." Hollemon, who is minoring in
Black studies, Asian studies,
and English literature, is grateful to R-MC professors for their mentorship.
"Professors Marilyn Mattys (communication studies), Joe Mattys (drama) and Alphine
Jefferson (Black studies) keep me on track and are always there if I need help,"
he says. "They have been instrumental in my collegiate success and their encouragement
sustains me."
In 2010, Hollemon was selected as a Sullivan Scholar and represented R-MC at the
Sullivan Foundation Institute, hosted at The University of the South in Sewanee,
Tennessee. The intensive three-week program teaches students about social entrepreneurship.
Hollemon, who earned academic credit for coursework completed at the Institute,
says the experience was enriching.
"The program was one of the most fulfilling experiences of my life," he says. "I
met some of the top social entrepreneurs, learned from expert faculty in the classroom,
and worked with dynamic fellow participants. It was amazing."
To read more Student Experience stories, click here.
Hollemon, who works as a campus tour guide
and a resident assistant, is
also involved in several student organizations.
He's a member of Brothers for Change (B4C), the Black Cultural Society, the Cheer
and Dance Teams, intramurals, and Relay for Life.
"They are all great organizations, but B4C is especially fulfilling," he says. "I
have a passion for volunteer work, and B4C has allowed me to reach out to the community
in many ways. Projects such as winterizing homes, Macon a Christmas and our annual
Community Day help bring people together."
As for his post-R-MC plans, Hollemon is setting his sights on grad school and a
master's degree in public relations. "I'm checking out grad-school programs now
so that I can find the perfect fit," he says. "I'd love to get a job in advertising."


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Exactly 24 minutes. Didn't have time do see what I was doing so I'm probably gonna regret showing it.
Jamen jag tror att han skäms, och har gömt sig. Vårt universum det är en av dom otaliga spermasatser som Herren i sin självhärliga ensamhet har runkat fram för å besudla intet.
probably eat up the bandwidth in seconds but...
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cool ones everyone!
thanx neole!
Came in #sketch when there was around 5 minutes left, so since I missed the prior DSG topics of Angels and Faeries, I said I'd be damned if I was going to miss this one :] So I timed myself an hour and a half after DSG was over and did this.
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45 minutes yay!
trying painter out...why does i have a hard times with it?
My website!
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hey optic nerve - I really dig your linework, nice! If you ever paint this post it so we can check it out
edit: just checked out your website and realized what an understatement that was . . .
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I decided that my painting was missing a COOL EFFECT! Note that the placing of the lens flare has nothing to do with where the actual lightsource is, I just tried to get as many rings on the pic as possible!
(I think the transparency on the wings is bad)
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YAKIMA, Wash.-- It's only two years old, but Yakima County's Juvenile Gang Court has become a model for similar programs across the country.
And in an area with it's fair share of gang activity, Yakima County officials are working hard to try and curb the problem, starting with the youngest offenders.
"That's our last ditch effort to keep them out of the institutions and get them out of gangs," said Yakima County Court Consultant, Harold Delia.
The program began in June of 2011 and has since had great success in the county. Six of the program's first 15 participants graduated and have gone on to lead crime free lives.
"They're back in school, they're doing well with their families, they're out of the gangs, they're not committing more offenses," Delia said.
Success stories that motivate Juvenile Probation Counselor, Nicholas Bazan.
"It makes the long hours, the heartache you feel when they stumble, once you see them graduate it really makes it worth it," Bazan said.
The county is currently looking at the programs successes and failures to determine what's next for gang court. And if they like what they see, there's hope to grow the program.
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Manchester's iconic lifestyle magazine has set its sights on topping the search engines after agreeing a deal with specialist search agency theEword.
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Despite these impressive audience figures, Manchester Confidential has never invested in techniques that are proven to boost performance on search engines such as Google. But all of this is set to change now the organisation has appointed theEword to manage its search engine optimisation (SEO) strategy.
Al Mackin, managing director of theEword said: "It is a tremendous pleasure for me to confirm that theEword will be working with Manchester Confidential. This magazine is a true Manchester institution and we plan to take it to the next level by using our skills and knowledge to attract more and more readers from search engines."
Mark Garner, publisher of Manchester Confidential, said: "I have known Al Mackin for more than a decade now and he has always impressed me with his eye for business and attention to detail. By agreeing a deal with theEword, I am confident that Manchester Confidential is in very safe hands."
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Confidential Publishing was set up in 2003 and its flagship site, ManchesterConfidential.com, has 305,000 readers and 70,000 subscribers. It covers food and drink, news, arts, entertainment, health and beauty, property and business and is aimed at the city region's intelligent and educated readership. In October 2010, 1.7 million pages were viewed on the site. The company has won several awards including Top North West Brand in 2008 and One To Watch in 2007 at the How-Do Awards, which recognises local media in the North West.
The firm employs almost 30 people across its head office in Manchester, and offices in Leeds and Liverpool.
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The woman was walking near the store at 18551 N. 83rd Ave. about 4:45 p.m. Jan. 27 when two men in a white sedan drove up to her, said Sgt. Jay O'Neill.
A Hispanic man leaned out of the passenger window, shoved the woman and took her purse off her arm before the car sped away, O'Neill said.
O'Neill said the purse and contents were worth between $5,000 and $5,500.
The vehicle was caught on surveillance video and appears to be a late 1990s white Cadillac Sedan Deville, O'Neill said.
Glendale police detectives have exhausted all leads in this case and need the public's help, O'Neill said.
Anyone with information about the vehicle, the suspects or crime is asked to call the Glendale Police Department at 623-930-3000 or Silent Witness at 480-WITNESS (480-948-6377).
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We're still adding specialty tools as we go. Our Gearhead connecting rod vise and Summit/Trick Flow piston ring filer are mounted to the butcher block worktop.
This is so cool. We were able to snag one of Goodson's rare, limited-edition 300MPH towel holders. The stands are aluminum connecting rods that were actually used in Top Fuel cars. The race slicks at each end feature the Goodson name as well. We couldn't resist.
At the center of our workbench wall area is a very high-tech, cutting-edge Lenovo 22″ flat-screen color monitor. We'll connect this to a PC that will communicate with our office's PC via a wireless router. We'll be able to access data and images from our office as well as create, send and save data and images from the engine room to the office. OK, this may not be really necessary in life, but you have to admit that it's pretty neat.
The Lenovo monitor is wall-mounted with an articulating/fold-up mount that allows to-the-wall position or extending out 13″, with both horizontal and vertical pivoting.
The Lenovo monitor features handy screen controls on the base.
We added overhead cabinets for additional storage/organization of manuals, chemicals, etc. Besides, the huge wall space just begged for something to be added.
We'll install a slide-out tray for a computer keyboard under the center of the worktop.
Having everything in one dedicated area is alike a breath of fresh air. Plus, the room is sealed, so any grinding, machining or welding that takes place in the main shop area is no longer a concern.
The Lista drawers are so roomy that I'm still getting accustomed to being spoiled. Here's our aluminum -AN wrenches in one dedicated drawer, with room to spare.
Our primary -AN wrenches are a full set from Fragola. These are really nice, featuring both straight and offset ends.
The Lista drawers so spacious that each drawer can easily be dedicated to a specific range of tools without having to rustle through to find the tool you need.
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03/01/07Christina Fisanick, director for the writing program and assistant professor of English, is hosting a series of events showcasing the work of Appalachian women writers.
Over the next few months, three writers are visiting with students and focusing on the role that Appalachia has played in their writing. The authors will also read from their works. The readings are being held at 6:00 p.m. A reception follows each reading. All the readings are free and open to the public.
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- Wednesday, March 21: Fiction writer Bonnie Proudfoot in the Honors Villa
- Friday, April 20: Poetry writer Pauletta Hansel in the Surkamp Center
English department courses, including the Appalachian Women Writers class, are designed to develop writing skills, a critical and historical understanding of the English language and its literature, and a knowledge of current theories of literature, language, and humanistic interpretation.
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She attended Brown University in Providence, Rhode Island intending to become a child psychologist. Instead, she turned to theater, training with Jim Barnhill and John Emigh as well as at the Trinity Repertory Company, taking voice lessons to neutralize her Texan accent. Then she moved to New York City and began to appear in television series in the mid-1970s.


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London's gourmet coffee appeals to java-lovers
Marylebone has seen the recent opening of the Sensory Lab - a new cafe that takes a scientific approach to cappuccinos and lattes.
The gourmet house-roasted espresso beans promise to wow discerning visitors staying at luxury London hotels.
Its proprietors will also teach customers how to attempt their exotic filtration methods at their Brewstation, with equipment on hand for people to buy for home use.
In a process the group refers to as "dialling in", every morning lab equipment is used to combine new beans and blends, accounting for the age of the coffee, atmospheric conditions and blend type.
The number of beans in each cup is carefully controlled, including grind size, extraction time and water weight as well as temperature.
All the equipment people need to make their own scientific-java is sold at the central London branch, including the Japanese V60, which features a cup-shaped filter and sustained slow pour drip-feed into a carafe.
Those hopping from one tourist spot to another and looking for coffee on the go have been advised on the best take away spots in the city.
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