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Brickell City Centre is Miami's largest mixed-use urban development and is shaping Miami's future beyond the extraordinary.
Brickell City Centre will seamlessly integrate into the city's existing urban fabric and transportation infrastructure with more than 11 acres of meticulous planning and modern design. Brickell City Centre will connect with every aspect of Miami's metropolitan lifestyle within a vibrant new development. As its multi-cultural population grows and Miami tourism continues to break records, we are quickly transforming from a beach destination into an increasingly confident metropolis known as The Magic City. With a combination of natural beauty, location, convenience and economic strength, Miami is realizing its place on the world stage. Brickell City Centre is now at the forefront of this extraordinary transition.
At the heart of Brickell City Centre is the shopping meca for Miami, spanning an impressive 565,000 square feet, the shopping center creates the perfect retail climate by marrying the best of Miami's weather and outdoor lifestyle with a very sophisticated atrium type design and multilevel experience seen in the world's other great fashion capitals. A high fashion destination in the heart of Miami, Brickell City Centre will provide an elegant stage where luxury brands and consumers can connect in a mixed-use environment.
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The Surf Club, located in Surfside on the Atlantic Ocean, is in the midst of undergoing some rather large and impressive changes. The Surf Club owners, Fort Capital, announced that they were entering in to a "brand and management" deal with the Four Seasons, a luxury hotel company. This will mark the third property in South Florida managed by the Four Seasons. In addition to the 80 rooms at the Four Seasons at the Surf Club, they will also be creating the Surf Club Four Seasons Private Residences.
The Private Residences will feature 150 luxury condo units as well as penthouses in two towers, and it is set to open in 2016. The two 12-story towers for the residences will feature all of the quality, luxury, and class commonly associated with the Four Seasons brand.
Founded in 1930 by Harvey Firestone and designed by architect Russell Pancoast, it began as a private club. It has been an important fixture in the Miami Beach area since its inception, and was a popular place for many high-class world leaders and celebrities. Some of the notables who spent time at the Surf Club include Winston Churchill, Frank Sinatra, and Elizabeth Taylor. The new structures will preserve the historic and iconic building.
One of the goals of the Fort Capital team that bought the property in 2012 was to make it even better, while making sure to retain all of the elements and the charm that made it a special location in the first place. The partnership with the Four Seasons helps to ensure that, as they are a company known for having the highest level of quality and devotion to visitors and residents.
The Four Seasons felt that joining with the Surf Club was an excellent move, as well, since it allows them to expand their reach and their brand in Florida, which is an area that is continuing to do well for them with the other properties they are developing, including the nearly complete Orlando resort. Everyone is confident that visitors to the hotel, as well as buyers of the condominiums and penthouses will be more than pleased with the results when the buildings are unveiled in 2016.
The 150 condominiums in the two towers have close to fifty different configurations from which buyers can choose. They vary in style and size so they can accommodate nearly any type of buyer. The sizes range from 1,400 square feet and up to 8,000 for the largest residences in the towers. They have high ceilings and floor to ceiling glass. They will have gorgeous views of the ocean as well as downtown Miami.
The Surf Club features nearly a thousand feet of oceanfront property along a 9-acre site. In addition to the hotel and the residential towers, it also features a spa and a fitness center, a park and gardens, as well as forty beach cabanas. The site will also have four swimming pools, and two restaurants.
Located at the top of the residence towers are thirteen unique penthouses. They feature eight single story penthouses and five two-story residences. They offer all of the great features of the condominiums, but they can offer quite a bit more for those buyers who want true luxury. They have private outdoor spaces, rooftop decks, plunge pools, summer kitchens, and other impressive features.
The ocean-to-bay master suites have a sitting room with two master bathrooms and two customized dressing rooms that feature specialized closets. They come with a dedicated beach cabana area, and 20-ft double height living rooms with unparalleled ocean views. They offer separate service entrances as well as stairs and staff quarters with private baths. Each of the bedrooms in the unit has en suite bathrooms.
Another impressive feature of the penthouses will be the large chef's kitchens, all of which will include custom cabinetry, gas cook tops, dishwashers, cold storage backup power, and side-by-side wine and refrigerator storage. The penthouses will have hardwood interior doors, sound attenuating walls, climate control systems, and automatic shades. The penthouses have the potential to be some of the most impressive and outstanding luxury properties in the Miami area.
Owners will be just steps from the cabanas and the beachfront when they are at the Surf Club. Whether they live in the unit year round or they are only visiting a couple of times a year, it's the perfect place to live in the Miami area. The historic nature of the location is one of the attractions that are sure to bring in quite a few interested buyers. From a waterfront home in Surfside to an extraordinary condominium on the ocean, the location has it all. However, the proximity to Downtown Miami, the beaches, and all of the other places to go are sure to factor heavily into buying decisions as well. Now affluent buyers are looking at Surfside luxury real estate in a new light as the area is transformed to privacy, luxury, exclusivity and a lifestyle to match.
Surf Club Four Seasons Condos for Sale
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The area around Miami is filled with amazing locations. Bal Harbour is an ultra-luxury area filled with shops and celebrities. Miami Beach is home to an incredible diversity of cultures, while South Beach offers historic Art Deco architecture and incredible nightlife. Sunny Isles Beach stands just north of Bal Harbour, between Miami Beach and Fort Lauderdale. As such, you'll find this area offers an incredible centered location for travelers.
However, choosing to purchase Sunny Isles Beach real estate should not be a decision made solely on the location of this incredible town. If location were the only quality going for it, the area would not have become such an in-demand destination for travelers. In addition to the great location, Sunny Isles also offers a number of other benefits. Chief among these is the availability of different types of real estate. While condominium developments are the most widely available, you will also find single-family homes and many other options tucked away in this quiet, seaside town. The proximity to the beach is another attraction – Sunny Isles boasts 2 full miles of the most beautiful, unspoiled beaches in the US.
You'll also find that the area is home to some incredible shopping and dining options. Head down Collins Avenue into the historic Miami South beach and Downtown areas and you will find a wide range of quaint boutique shops, as well as top designer shops & famous restaurants standing side by side. In addition, the Miami beaches are undergoing a massive development boom and restoration, with many new developments and buildings with historic Art Deco architecture being restored to their former glory.
New luxury oceanfront real estate predominates along the Sunny Isles coastline with tremendous trophy developments such as Porsche Design Tower, Mansions at Acqualina, Regalia, Chateau Beach, JADE Signature, MUSE and Turnberry Ocean Club becoming a reality these next few years. Buying a larger additional residence is the norm going into 2015 and beyond with expansive interiors, even full floor units or garage elevators that exit into your foyer. So much in the way of new development trends are being built while prices begin at $2.5M to $50M for new construction.
As you can see, Sunny Isles Beach offers something for just about everyone with 2 bedroom condos beginning at $200,000. Whether you enjoy the beach or prefer to shop and dine, whether you prefer luxury condominiums or a waterfront estate home, you'll find it all right here.
One of the best things about living in south Florida is the incredible number of area attractions within a very short distance. For instance, Sunny Isles Beach, one of the most prestigious and highly rated towns in the Miami area, provides immediate access to some of the hottest areas in the south Florida region. Sunny Isles Beach lies on a barrier island, between Bal Harbour and Golden Beach. One of the reasons that Sunny Isles Beach real estate has long been in high demand is the proximity offered to other premier areas. Travel South on Collins Avenue and within five minutes you'll arrive in the areas of Bal Harbour or North to Golden Beach, where ultra-luxury residential real estate, shopping and dining awaits. These areas have long been popular location with celebrities, as well as the rich and famous.
Just 20 minutes further down Collins Avenue lies Surfside and Miami Beach, with all of its seaside splendor. Within Miami Beach, you will find the incomparable, incomprehensible, ever so sexy, South Beach (SoBe) area, where you can enjoy South of Fifth (SoFi), South Pointe Park, Lummus Park and world famous Ocean Drive. Of course, the area's famed Art Deco District, Collins Ave. Shopping District and Lincoln Road are also enormously popular.
If you prefer, you can head across the Intracoastal Waterway from Sunny Isles Beach and access greater Miami, Downtown, Brickell or even take a 3 hour trip to the Florida Keys quite easily. North of the city lies Fort Lauderdale. Of course, those who must rely on air travel will find 2 international airports within just a few minutes; Fort Lauderdale and Miami International Airports.
As you can see, Sunny Isles Beach offers easy access to anything you might want to see or do in the south Florida area. This is, however, just a few of the reasons why Sunny Isles Beach real estate is in such high demand.
I'm a Miami area real estate specialist and over the past 12 years have serviced, marketed and sold Sunny Isles Beach to South Beach along with Aventura to Coral Gables. If you would like to schedule a meeting, simply call me directly at (305) 978-7704 or send me a note here to set an appointment.
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But yeah............. it's my 41st Birthday! Wow! It feels pretty good so far :)
The first thing I did this morning when I got to work was check my email. Of course, anything posted on my Facebook wall shows up in my inbox. And you all made me cry with all of the birthday wishes! [sniff sniff] I'm serious...there were so many and it was way early in the morning. I was so surprised and it really did bring tears to my eyes. I just feel so loved :)
But I'm not the only girl with a birthday today........Miss Lucy is 3 years old!
|Her new raccoon
|This picture cracked me up! I wonder what she's thinking?
|This was from Mama & Suzanne. I've been wanting a new arrangement for my dining room :)
|A gift from my sister, Lisa. I've been wanting this book!
Sorry, my Democratic friends, but George Bush is my favorite elephant ;)
But it's been a great day and I'm looking forward to many more birthdays - wrinkles and all! I've learned alot about life in my 41 years and I've learned ALOT more about myself even in the last 10. It's so funny how much we change over the years. What used to be important to us sometimes changes so drastically.
It's my hope and prayer that I will continue to make changes in my life that will reflect my Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. I'm thankful for this life He gave me and I want to be not only what He wants me to be, but to accomplish the task He has for me. I want more of HIM and less of ME :)
Thank you sweet Jesus for the gift of life!
You might also like this post from my previous blog: written about my 40th Birthday last year......

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I feel like I say this every Wednesday, though I missed last's week, but these weeks are going way to fast. I get married in like 4 months and next weekend Archer will be 2!! How do I already have a 2-year-old?? Crazy stuff!
Anyway to today's pattern which is kind of inspired Yayoi Kusama. If you don't know who I am talking about, take a look at her work…It's breath taking!
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These days, if your business is not on Google or Facebook, then your business is not operating at its full potential. Understanding how Google and social media platforms like Facebook operate will give your company an edge in an ever crowded online space.
1) Facebook Ads overview
Learn about Facebook advertising trends and opportunities
2) Facebook Pixel
– Understanding Facebook Pixel
– Learn how to install Facebook Pixel on your website
– Learn how to use Facebook Pixel to track conversions
3) Set up your Facebook Ad campaign
– Define your marketing goals
– Create an effective Facebook Ad campaign for your marketing goals
4) Showing your Facebook Ads on Facebook and Instagram
– Learn about selecting your audience in Facebook Ads Manager
5) Determine your budget and timeframe
– Choose the right bidding strategy for your marketing goals.
6) Manage your Facebook Ad Campaign
– Use the right tools and features to run your Facebook Ad Campaigns effectively and efficiently.
– Learn to use A-B testing effectively
7) Measure your Facebook Ad Campaign data
– Get the data that you need to track your campaign performance.
– Learn how to retarget clients effectively
– Learn how to understand Pixel data that is collected
8) Monitor your Facebook Ad Campaign
– Create and understand Facebook Ad reports for your future campaigns.
9) Optimise your Facebook Ad Campaign
– Get strategic advice to help you make the most of your campaign
1) Digital Analytics Fundamentals
– Learn core principles of digital analytics
– Learn to build a useful measurement plan for your business
– Learn to create a Google Analytics account
2) Google Analytics Platform Principles
– Learn how the components of the Google Analytics Platform Work together to collect and organise the business data that you need for reporting and analysis
3) Ecommerce Analytics
Discover useful reporting and analysis techniques to help your ecommerce business make informed decisions using Google Analytics data.
4) Mobile App Analytics Fundamentals
Learn how Google Analytics data can help you make your app more discoverable and more profitable
1) Search advertising overview
Learn about search advertising trends and opportunities
2) Set up your search network campaign
– Define your marketing goals
– Create an effective search campaign for your marketing goals
3) Showing your advertisements on Google Search
– Learn about keywords and targeting on the Google Search Network
4) Determine your bid and budget
– Choose the right bidding strategy for your marketing goals.
5) Manage your Search Campaign
– Use the right tools and features to run your Google Search Campaign effectively and efficiently.
6) Measure your Search Campaign data
– Get the data that you need to track your campaign performance.
7) Monitor your Search Campaign
– Create and understand Adwords reports for your search campaigns.
1) Domain purchase and setting up of web hosting
Learn about the differences in hosting to take charge of your own website.
2) Installation of content management system on web hosting
Learn to install WordPress or Joomla as well as other applications on your web hosting.
3) Installation of themes and plug ins
Learn about the various tools that will help you to build your website and also about how to select effective and safe plug ins to add functionality to your website.
4) Proper structure
– Learn how to structure your website for easy visibility for your customers.
– Learn how a good structure will enable your website to be found easily by search engines.
5) Linking your website to Google
– Learn how to submit your site map to Google.
– Learn how to efficiently use the Google Search Console.
6) Making your website responsive
Learn how to make your website look good on mobile phones, tablets, laptops and desktops.
7) Inserting social media functionality
Learn how to link your site to social media sites like Facebook, Instagram and Google+.
8) Build a contact form and list builder
Learn to collect responses from your clients as well as integrate list building applications to the functionality of your website.
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Learn to protect your site from malicious codes and cyber attacks.
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Conferences in dementia can be good fun.
For the conference organiser, conferences can be a good way of showcasing recent policy contributions and to promote their brand as a fundraising organisation whilst raising money at the same time. Delegates can 'mingle', or 'network', seamlessly meeting each other in professional and social disciplines.
At worst, they are open to extreme nepotism, of the same people being invited to give the same talks to largely the same audiences. This croneyism can be exacerbated with entities such as local authorities or the NHS pay for the ticket on behalf of the delegates. The business model is made complete where people can nominate themselves for awards which they can win, meriting a place at a gala dinner for an award he or she can win or lose. But no matter, being nominated is good publicity for all, including care home chains.
At best, conferences arguably ease a degree of knowledge sharing and transfer not easily possible through blogs or papers. However, they disenfranchise people who do not have the time or resources to attend.
Some of the prices are completely eye watering.
Look at this event, "Strengthening dementia services" in Melbourne.
Speakers, often including people with dementia to tick the box for inclusion, are frequently not paid for their time, though might be have travel and accommodation to and from London via Australia paid for a for short talk. Remember this is dementia we're talking about, where the NHS and social care funding (and many staff) are on their knees.
A major theme in policy about services is person-centred care; this is respecting the person and individual, rather than as a objectified recipient of care.
This is another example of a dementia happen yet to happen where communication in a person-centred way will be important.
I had a discussion of this on Facebook with three others (A, B and C; denoted by purple, red and green squares in the timeline below). I have anonymised their identity for the legitimate purpose of mitigating against breach of confidentiality.
The issue is whether the billing should read: "Person living with dementia (invited)".
Discussion as follows.
There are other ways of democratising conferences, such as live streaming conferences in live time.
I attended this last year, not a 'conference' but a 'meet up', with true co-production in the meaning of it (i.e. not marketing but social organisation); and I can strongly recommend this.


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Department News
Faculty News
2016 - 2017 Publications
Young, S., Thorstenson, C.A., & Pazda, A.D. (in press). Facial expression moderates the effects of facial redness on perceived healthiness and anger. Cognition and Emotion.
Thorstenson, C.A., Pazda, A.D., Elliot, A.J., & Perrett, D.I. (in press). Facial redness increases men's perceived healthiness and attractiveness. Perception.
Prokop, P., & Pazda, A.D. (2016). Women's red clothing can increase mate guarding from their male partner. Personality and Individual Differences, 98, 114-117.
Pazda, A.D., Thorstenson, C.A., Elliot, A.J., & Perrett, D.I. (2016). Women's facial redness increases their perceived attractiveness: Mediation through perceived healthiness. Perception, 45, 739-754.
Pazda, A.D., & Elliot, A.J. (2016). Processing the word red can influence women's perceptions of men's attractiveness. Current Psychology. doi:10.1007/s12144-016-9420-8.
2016 SEPA Early Career Research Award Winner
Emotional Invalidation: Definitional and Measurement Challenges. Meredith Elzy, University of South Carolina Aiken and Marc Karver, University of South Florida
2015 SEPA Early Career Research Award Finalist
Dr. Alexandra Roach
The Role of Vascular Risk Factors in Age-Related Inhibitory Control Deficit. Alexandra Roach, University of South Carolina Aiken; Samual Lockhart, University of California Berkeley; and Charles DeCarli, University of California Davis
Book Publications
Weed, K., Nicholson, J., & Farris, J. (2015). Teen pregnancy and parenting: Rethinking the myths and misperceptions. Abingdon, Oxon, UK: Routledge.
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Behavioral Intervention Team Information
August 29, 2018
All faculty and staff on campus should have received the attached brochure about the Behavioral Intervention Team (or BIT for short) via campus mail last week, but I also wanted to send it out ...
ASPIRE 2018 recipients
April 29, 2018
Dear Faculty and Staff Members,
Congratulations to our most recently announced ASPIRE award winners (listed by PI). They are:
Discover USC - Wonderful Job By Our Students and Faculty
April 23, 2018
This past Friday, we had 45 students participate in the annual undergraduate research event, Discover USC, in Columbia. Our students were wonderful and did such a great job! Kudos to all our ...
USC Aiken Magellan Scholars - Summer - Fall 2018
April 12, 2018
Please congratulate our new USC Aiken Magellan Scholars when you see them on campus. These students were chosen for this award for summer-fall 2018.
They are:...
USC Aiken Scholars Tapped for Magellan Program
December 14, 2017
Several University of South Carolina Aiken undergraduate students have been chosen for the Magellan Scholars program.
"This was another great year of success for our students with the ...
USC Aiken Boasts 7 More Magellan Scholars
February 15, 2017
The University of South Carolina Aiken announced its newest cohort of Magellan Scholars, which includes seven students from a variety of disciplines.
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Congratulations to our newest Magellan Scholars!
January 31, 2017
Please congratulate our 7 new USC Aiken Magellan Scholars when you see them on campus.
They are:
Kenneth Glenn, Senior, Biology Major
Mentor: Dr. April ...
Students, Graduates, and Faculty Present at the 2016 American Psychological Association Convention
August 16, 2016
University of South Carolina Aiken students, graduates and faculty made several presentations at the 2016 American Psychological Association Convention in Denver, Aug. 4-7.
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Student Success
April 21, 2016
Please congratulate our four newest Magellan Scholars when you see them on campus: David Hodges, Biology Major Mentor: Dr. Kristina Ramstad, Department of Biology and Geology Mating dynamics and ...
SRNL Awards Inaugural University Scholars Program to USC Aiken STEM Students
November 9, 2015
Aiken, SC – USC Aiken hosted corporate leaders and scientists to its campus from Savannah River National Laboratory. The event highlighted a new initiative, The Savannah River National ...
USC Aiken Psychology Master's Degree Re-Accredited
November 6, 2014
Aiken, SC – The University of South Carolina Aiken Psychology Department Master of Science in Clinical and Counseling Psychology graduate program has received re-accreditation from the its ...


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What do you do?
Cyndi Fallon
Where do you work and what is your title?
My husband Tom and I own Piramide Boutique in Old Colorado City. It features predominantly women's fashions from around the world and made in the U.S.A., as well as accessories made locally. Outside of the store, I am a mother of two girls and a working musician.
What do you do there and/or what are you responsible for?
As the main buyer for both our stores (the other is in Manitou Springs), I work with the people who sew our products regarding design and quantity. I am also involved with all aspects of the business, including displays, cleaning, management and organization.
How long have you been doing this kind of work (total)? How long on the Westside?
Tom and I started in this business 32 years ago and have had our Westside store for five years. Old Colorado City was also our first location. We were in an office on an upper floor at 2501 W. Colorado, where we sold wholesale Guatemalan belts and weavings to boutiques across the U.S. We shared the office space with an account executive who talked about the daily fluctuations of commodities and pork bellies and a historical re-enactor who called me a squaw and was concerned about my presence nullifying his powerful medicine. We quickly outgrew that space, opening our Manitou boutique in 1984.
What do you like best about it (other than quitting time)?
I have met some of the nicest people, and always can get a good book recommendation from some of the gals who shop in our store. I also love working with fabrics, if I cannot sew items myself, I like looking at existing designs and figuring out how to make them into easier fits or more interesting and affordable.
If you could change one thing (other than pay), what would it be?
Well, this is a fantasy, if I could change one thing, …. I would like the minimum of a month of travel and design time for my work, with a working studio equipped with sewing and cutting equipment. Currently, I am working out of a closet! Ha ha. Oh and if I could just have an unlimited budget and time for the beach in between. Ha ha ha. Oh yes, there are always limitations!
What part of your work did your training/education never prepare you for?
I was not prepared to travel outside the country and work there, so Tom was vital with this part of my experience. I was also not prepared for the gamble of running a business, but I have to say I embraced it – it was all an exciting experiment. But I did have experience with sewing and fashion. My mother was an expert seamstress (I am sure many had mothers like this, it was called necessity in the old days, especially on a farm!) who encouraged me to design my own clothes and helped me learn how to make them.
What makes working on the Westside special?
I have enjoyed meeting the creative and dedicated business owners in the neighborhood. There is no lack of good food on the block or in the district. I like the influx of visitors and locals as well. There are free three-hour parking lots, and lovely events throughout the year for families. I also enjoy the galleries, as there are so many talented folk here, as well as, good musicians playing in the local cafés.
"What do you do?" is a regular feature in the Westside Pioneer. If you know someone who has an interesting job on the Westside (but doesn't live here), he/she might be a candidate for this column! If you know someone who might qualify, give us a call at 471-6776.


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Wisconsin roundup: Forbes names state 33rd best for business; Walker seeks to lure workers across state lines; more state news stories
Forbes Magazine says Wisconsin is the 33rd best state for business.
The publication announced its annual rankings this week, with the Badger State dropping six places from last year. Forbes says the results have been mixed in Wisconsin since Gov. Scott Walker declared the state "Open for Business" in 2011. The job outlook remains among the bottom 20 states, but it's much improved from six years ago when it was second worst. That could still rise as the construction of Foxconn begins next year and is due to open in 2022.
Forbes also says Wisconsin was the only state to drop in each of its six categories of business success, now ranking ninth in quality of life, 19th for its economic climate, 24th for its regulatory environment, 32nd in growth prospects, 38th in business costs, and 39th for its supply of labor.
Walker seeks almost $7M to attract more workers to state
MADISON — "We need more bodies."
That's what Gov. Scott Walker told a business group Wednesday, saying he would ask lawmakers to approve $7 million next spring to attract more workers from out of state including millennials and veterans.
Senate GOP Majority Leader Scott Fitzgerald supports the plan, saying Wisconsin should welcome "new taxpayers and home buyers that will add fuel to our economic engine" — but Senate Democratic Minority Leader Jennifer Shilling wants Republicans to look at their own policies she says have driven away young adults to states that "invest in public transit, promote workplace flexibility, and support student loan debt relief."
Walker says his plan would also train Wisconsinites. It comes during a worker shortage, just as the new Foxconn high tech plant is about to be built with up to 13-thousand new jobs.
Senate leaders agree sex harassment reports should be secret
MADISON — Leaders of both parties in the Wisconsin Senate agree with their Assembly counterparts, by affirming that sexual harassment complaints by lawmakers should stay secret.
GOP Majority Leader Scott Fitzgerald says the most "appropriate course of action" is to keep employees' conversations with human resource workers confidential — and in the meantime, Fitzgerald says he and Democratic leader Jennifer Shilling are updating Senate policies on reporting sexual harassment and will start mandatory training to prevent it.
Shilling's office says victims come forward assuming their complaints will be confidential — but open government advocates say voters should have the right to decide whether their legislators deserve to be re-elected based on their behavior. Shilling says she'll continue to support victims who choose to publicize their stories.
Democrat seeks bipartisan prison changes
MADISON — A state lawmaker urges colleagues of both parties to consider prison reforms that could take pressure off the troubled Lincoln Hills juvenile facility.
Milwaukee Assembly Democrat Evan Goyke held a rare policy briefing Wednesday. He proposed bills to turn Lincoln Hills into an adult treatment center — move the juvenile Lincoln Hills inmates to up to 10 smaller facilities around the state — cut parole revocations for rule violations that are not criminal — and bring back early release dates for prisoners who complete schooling and treatment programs.
Goyke says Wisconsin is close to having to send prisoners to other states, as 23,000 inmates are being held in lockups designed to hold 16,000 — and he says county jails are filling more of the gap, as they hold around 450 youth prisoners now, up from just 50 last year. The Corrections Department says the new state budget includes money for a planning study and bonding for a new prison for older inmates.
Phone scammer places call — to sheriff
JUNEAU — A phone scammer got more than she bargained for when she called the wrong person this week.
Dodge County Sheriff Dale Schmidt was at work when his caller ID showed an invalid phone number — so he recorded the woman whom he said was trying to gain access to his work computer. Schmidt believed the caller wanted to install ransomware or other type of malicious software.
He said the caller was not fazed when the sheriff mentioned a firewall — but when he brought up his information technology department, the caller quickly hung up. Schmidt says if you get such a call, you should hang up right away.
Walker seeks farm disaster aid for northwest
MADISON — Gov. Scott Walker wants the USDA to declare Rusk and Sawyer counties in northwest Wisconsin as agricultural disaster areas.
In a letter to federal Ag Secretary Sonny Perdue on Wednesday, the governor said heavy rains and floods wiped out 30 percent or more of the corn, soybean, oat, and wheat crops in the two counties. Walker said the floods began in early spring and continued through September, causing many farm fields to have standing water and oversaturated soil for extended periods. Walker is seeking a USDA secretarial designation that could make farmers eligible for aid that includes low interest loans — and the assistance could be extended to counties that border Rusk and Sawyer.
Florida firm hopes to revive famous Wis. ski lodge
CABLE — A Florida company will try to revive what used to be one of Wisconsin's best known ski resorts.
HK Hospitality Management has agreed to buy the Telemark Lodge at Cable — a 1,000 acre site that includes ski hills and cross country trails. It's been closed since 2013 after decades of financial problems, and the goal is to have it ready for the 2019 American Birkbeiner cross country ski race.
HK says it will try to make Telemark a year round destination with golf packages, concerts, food and wine events, wedding facilities, and more. Managing partner Jim Kelley says the lodge has never marketed itself as a year round resort — and once it takes ownership next year, HK plans to tear down and rebuild the guest wings, although the main structure and its 55 foot high fireplace will remain.
Baby Jesus stolen from nativity scene
MENASHA — A figure of the baby Jesus has been stolen from a nativity scene outside a Fox Valley church.
Joyce Naps of St. Patrick's Catholic Church in Menasha says the thief had to climb a scaffold and move some things around before taking the baby figure away. Joyce Naps of Saint Patrick's tells WBAY-TV the nativity scene is more than 100 years old — and it was donated to the church about 30 years ago. She says the Jesus figure might be hard to replace because of the scene's age. Menasha Police say they're still looking for solid leads in the case — and they issued a Facebook post asking for information.


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Reflections on JavaOne 2012 by the NetBeans Community (Part 4)
Reflections on JavaOne 2012 by the NetBeans Community (Part 4)
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After part 1, part 2, and part 3 of this series, packed with NetBeans community members discussing their highlights of JavaOne 2012, here's... part 4!
You have to feel good when the technology you're committed to for the next year and more... turns up frequently at JavaOne talks.
JavaOne San Francisco 2012
In San Francisco, we (Paul Anderson and I, from Anderson Software Group) presented a two-hour tutorial on integrating JavaFX into NetBeans Platform applications. The room was packed (always a good sign). We had a good mix of experience in our audience. Some of the attendees indicated having experience with the NetBeans Platform; others had some experience using JavaFX. In our presentation, we were able to show the minimal steps it talks to build a NetBeans Platform application with JavaFX content in at least one window. (The minimum number of steps is six, in case you're curious.)
We were also able to show how to leverage JavaFX binding, animation, and the JavaFX charts API to create a pleasing, dynamic application that displays data in multiple windows. With the NetBeans Platform, we also demonstrated the out-of-the-box window features of floating, docking, maximizing, minimizing, resizing, opening, closing and dragging. Yes, JavaFX charts are cool, but how do you do all that window and framework stuff? Simple, we use the NetBeans Platform.
There are a lot of Swing programmers out there who would like to start using JavaFX in their applications. One key feature to help Swing developers use JavaFX without throwing away all of their Swing code is JavaFX integration. Yes, with the magic of Swing component JFXPanel, you can build JavaFX content and integrate it into your Swing window or frame. That is precisely how we created the JavaFX content in our NetBeans Platform application windows.
JavaOne Latin America 2012
We travelled to Brazil for the first time this year to present a one-hour version of our JavaFX/NetBeans Platform talk at JavaOne Latin America. The experience was phenomenal. Brazilian Java programmers are enthusiastic, incredibly talented, and wonderful hosts as well.
As we were in the first time slot of the day, we were worried that the legendary São Paulo traffic would reduce attendance. Not so! Sala 12 where our talk was held had standing room only. Again, we had attendees with experience with JavaFX and others had experience with the NetBeans Platform. Our talk was translated into Portuguese as we spoke and questions at the end showed people interested in this technology duo.
NetBeans Platform and JavaFX
Both NetBeans and JavaFX popped up frequently at both of these conferences. A panel on enterprise and desktop applications featured a NetBeans Platform application that provides scientific visualization of oil reserves. A second application provides visual rendering of air traffic in a NATO air defense application, which won a Duke's Choice Award.
In another talk, Adam Bien showed how to use the NetBeans IDE with JavaFX to architect an application that decouples the model and view and leverages JavaFX binding.
Since JavaFX is now bundled with the JDK, JavaFX is standard Java, allowing organizations that require strict adherence to standards (such as the U.S. government and the Brazilian government) to easily adopt JavaFX technology solutions. Michael Heinrichs of the JavaFX team further detailed how to create business applications with JavaFX. He showed how SceneBuilder facilitates the user experience design and engineering workflow. SceneBuilder, which produces FXML and CSS, an industry styling standard, lets user experience designers work easily with engineers.
Several more panels featured discussions on dynamic class reloading and plugins for the NetBeans Platform as well as advice from NetBeans Platform users, including the importance of configuring NetBeans Help and Plugin support.
In Brazil we found a healthy mix of NetBeans IDE and NetBeans Platform users as well as well-attended talks on JavaFX. We especially enjoyed entertaining demos by Simon Ritter of the $35 chip running Linux and Java, the Raspberry Pi. Simon showed how to use his brain waves to control a robot. Truly mind-bending!
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Decorate your home and protect your investment with the most innovative hearth pad system on the market. This Hearth pad is like no other. It does not use mortar that can crack and break. It ships as a complete kit in a box. Simply configure the aluminum outer frame to fit your corner or traditional wall installation, snap it together, lay out the type 2 insulating layer and the cement board support layer. The Tile sections are attached to special frame that allows them to easily be set into place without any mortar or glue. Simply silicone the outer edge and you are ready to place your stove. This system provides both Ember protection and heat protection designed to match your stove's requirements.
- Ships complete in a single box and is ready for assembly
- No special tools required
- Tile is bonded to a patented steel backer to prevent cracking and shifting
- Type 2 ember and heat protection
- It is designed to solve issues current production hearth pads face - too many options, sizes, shapes, tile selections, freight damage, cracking/discoloring grout, and more.
- Produced in a minimal waste facility and uses no water - Green Manufacturing
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Dinner at the Bistro!
I'll be performing with some of The Topanga Canyon Band on the patio for dinner in Topanga. We'll be at The Canyon Bistro Restaurant on Sunday, September 11 starting at 7pm until around 9pm. Along with me and my guitar will be our talented cellist, Janet Crouch Shulman, who will be playing her beautiful instrument. The songs will be mellow, the ambiance serene and the food delicious! Hope those of you in the area can make it….it should be fun!
Last night, August 16, at Hillbilly Hip, the new little music venue near Rocco's, we performed for a friendly crowd! Frank Harper with his great banjo and second guitar, and Scott King, terrific as ever on the bass, shared the stage…I sang some of my new Topanga album songs, plus some "ramblin' songs from Tom Paxton, et al. A good time was had by all!
We were invited to return and share more of our music….so we shall!!


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Friday, August 17, 2012
A Treat For Me!
I was visiting Debra's blog, Common Ground, earlier this week. Debra hosts an event called Monday Marketplace. A post full of links to Etsy shops! How fun is that!
This "vintage linen wall hanging" was one of Debra's featured links. It's from an Etsy shop called
In His Hands. The colors are so pretty...they go perfectly with the color scheme I'm working on in one of our bedrooms. So I had to buy it for myself. Now I'm just waiting to receive it!!
I have two little yellow buttons that I thought I might add to the center of the bows.....what do you think? Would that look good?
Posted by marie at 12:00 AM
Labels: blog goodness, decorating, etsy, home
5 comments:
- Jo said...
It is lovely and the colors are beautiful. What a nice treat to give yourself. I agree with your need to add yellow. It needs to be "brought out" in some way. Don't know if I would necessarily do buttons though. Or maybe you could put them on the pocket part in the top corners. Hmm, well, whatever you do I'm sure it will look wonderful.
- Aug 17, 2012, 9:32:00 AM
- Peggy said...
Very Cute! The yellow buttons would give those corners a little "pop"
- Aug 17, 2012, 12:25:00 PM
- Ann said...
It's really nice and I think the yellow buttons would be perfect on that.
- Aug 17, 2012, 1:00:00 PM
- Shelley said...
I like it...very nice...blessings dear friend...praying you have a blessed week.
- Aug 19, 2012, 11:03:00 PM
- Kat said...
hi marie...wow love the flowers the colors and especially the owls! :)thanks for stoppin by and leaving such a lovely comment! thank you so much! hugs =^.^=
- Aug 21, 2012, 3:03:00 AM
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The City of Terrell and the Terrell Chamber of Commerce officially designated Metrocrest Business Park to be named the Mike Cronin Business Park. The announcement was made on Wednesday afternoon at Terrell City Hall. Mike Cronin was born and raised in Terrell. He served with many organizations in Terrell that included the board chairman of the Trinity River Authority, chairman of the Terrell Chamber of Commerce, founding president of the Terrell Economic Development Corporation and a board member of the Terrell Independent School District Excellence Foundation.


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If you have sleeping problems, insomnia, the perfect solution is this hot drink which will help you to relax and fall asleep more easily and have better sleep.
With many diseases today, another problem of modern man is insomnia. Many people complain that is difficult for them to fall asleep and when they do, they don't sleep good. Before you grab your sleeping pills, we give you one simply recipe worth trying, all you need is water and one banana take a look.
Boil half a liter of water. Take one banana, peel it and with a knife cut off the ends. Add the whole banana into boiling water and leave it to cook for about 10-12 minutes. After that, remove the banana, stir good and tea is ready to drink. Add cinnamon by taste.
Magnesium and Potassium which banana contains relaxes muscles and soothes body. Also, bananas or banana peel is not sprayed or is very little sprayed with pesticides, as evidenced by recent research where the apple and peach are on the first place, a banana with a few others fruits are in last place.
If you don't like this hot drink, you can always go with well know drinks with natural soothing properties as Cocoa, Chamomile tea, Hot milk and Chocolate milk.


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12 Interior Painting Tools You Never Thought You'd Need
... And fact is, you probably don't need any of them, but half the fun of a project is all the neat tools you get to use, right? While not absolutely necessary these products can help cut down on time (and sanity) spent on your latest project.
We're planning on painting several rooms in our apartment, so splurging a bit on extra tools could be worth it if they are really helpful. The products we're most excited to try? The Quick Painter Edge Painter and the Wonder Bucket. Check out the full article here, and let us know your thoughts if you've tried any of the tools.
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Astro Boy Reboot is a upcoming French-Japanese animated series co-produced by Tezuka Productions, and the French studios Caribara Productions and Shibuya Productions. It is a reboot of the anime and manga series Astro Boy, created by Osamu Tezuka.
- The only confirmed characters in the series so far, are Astro Boy, Atlas, and Astro's new friends, Fubuki and Akino. There are also three other characters that resemble the major characters that appear in previous iterations. A brown-haired boy who resembles Tobio Tenma, *sorta reminds me of Reno* , a slightly overweight blonde-haired man who resembles Skunk Kusai, and a man with glasses who strongly resembles Doctor Tenma. It is possible that these are the actual identities of these characters.
- There will be 51 episodes which will be 11 minutes long.
- It will mix both 2D and 3D/CG animation, but will focus more on the 2D animation.
- The series takes place in a city called "DiverCity"
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There will be an on-site full week Program Orientation for the Program preceding the start of the Fall 2018 term. *Please note: Attendance is mandatory.
The NP orientation will be on June 14, 2017
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Gibson Dunn has long advertised itself as the "dream team" for clients in serious trouble. It boasts that lawyers like Mastro, Andrea Neumann, Scott Edelman, and William Thomson are capable of mounting "rescue" operations for corporations facing major liability for environmental and other abuses committed against vulnerable peoples like the indigenous and farmer communities of Ecuador's Amazon. If the law is in the way of a client's interests, GDC claims it will work to either change the law or maneuver around it. …
What few know is that Gibson Dunn basically uses carbon copy lawsuits alleging "fraud" against almost any entity that has the temerity to challenge its powerful clients.
To get Chevron out of its mess, Gibson has targeted Ecuadorian lawyer, Pablo Fajardo, who was profiled with great sensitivity in Vanity Fair. Fajardo brilliantly has outmaneuvered Chevron's high-priced lawyers at almost every turn.
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On April 11, 2013 the Rotary Club of York conducted its inaugural York Honor Flight, escorting a dozen WWII and Korean War veterans from York, PA to their WWII Memorial and Arlington National Cemetery in Washington, DC. York Honor Flight is a partner in the National Honor Flight Network and one of two regional hubs in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. The Rotary Club of York sponsored the trip and provided Rotarian escorts for our veterans. York Honor Flight is but one way our local Rotarians place service above self in our community.
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Our best source for new customers has always been our current ones. We are so excited about this that we have decided to reward everyone involved.
If you are a current customer of John's Park Street Automotive Repair and you refer someone to us we will give them and you $10 off your next service. Fill out the form below or have your friend, relative, coworker or neighbor tell us your name or swing by the shop and pick up our referral cards to hand out.


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Email Logger
local files email collector
MassReach Email Logger is an email addresses collector designed to search through the files stored on your local hard disk.
MassReach Email Logger does not require the Internet connection at all unlike devoted to search on the Internet.
MassReach Email Logger comes with a clean, intuitive interface and works on practically any Windows OS computer. The program has a built-in feature that determines the location of files that are likely to contain email addresses, like the Internet browser cache, mailboxes, executable program files.
MassReach Email Logger is capable to harvest email addresses from any file types by using the plug-in technology. There are some free plug-ins: Clipboard Extractor, Internet Explorer Extractors, Mailboxes extractor, Opera extractor, Netscape extractor and plug-in to process word, excel and pdf-files. If the MassReach local disk email collector encounters a familiar file type (like HTML) it can harvest the email owner names as well.
The gathered email addresses can be saved to a text file, clipboard or any MS Office application.


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The Land and Resources Cluster program provides leadership and program delivery in the development and application of information management and information technology for client ministries, specifically, Natural Resources, Aboriginal Affairs, Environment, Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs and Northern Development and Mines. It is responsible for ensuring the delivery of an integrated Information Technology infrastructure to facilitate and streamline government operations through electronic service delivery and enhance government service through e-business and e-government.
You will: act as a key member of the Business Solution Services development and maintenance team; work closely with the development team to translate business requirements into system solutions; utilize your Java and other skills to maintain, enhance and develop various Java applications; plan, coordinate and provide estimates on development efforts and related tasks in order to meet project deliverables.
Qualifications:proven experience in developing Java based IT systems in government or other large organizations; demonstrated knowledge and experience in Java; proven knowledge of systems-development methodologies, stages of systems-development; proven communication and interpersonal skills; demonstrated time management, organizational, and planning skills; proven experience providing leadership in team settings; demonstrated ability to work independently or as a team member.
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Position Title: JAVA PROGRAMMER
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Location: 40 St. Clair St. West, Toronto , M4V 1M2, Toronto Region
Compensation Group: OPSEU
Salary: $1,283.51 – $1,608.30 (MplusM) per week*
Position Status: Open
Job Code: 17160 – Systems Officer 5
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The 2 Bandits
On this project I worked with the founders of The 2 Bandits to design and build their website, blog, and online store. They wanted a minimalist aesthetic so that the primary focus would be their products. The project included the following key components:
- A custom PHP / MySQL backend to manage their product catalog
- Advanced integration of Google Checkout to allow online purchases worldwide
- A custom WordPress theme so that their blog matched the website
- Heavy use of jQuery and jQuery plugins for image browsing
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- The collection page is a custom jQuery script that loads each of the images via ajax before displaying them on the page.
- The stores page makes use of Paul Irish's Bulletproof @font-face: Smiley variation for using custom fonts
- The product pages make use of the MagicZoom script for zooming in on images
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I'm a 40-something stay at home mom of two beautiful kids! My husband owns a pest control company with his family. I hold a license in dental hygiene...something I've been doing for over 20 yrs! I occasionally fill in at local offices, but mostly run the household!
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Who said sandwiches have to be boring? They seriously DON'T have to be. Today I whipped one up with some onions, tomato, lettuce, red wine vinegar, salt, pepper, mayo, mustard and EVOO all on some fitness bread. Yes, I said fitness bread. It sounds weird, I know but I saw it all over the internet so of course I couldn't help myself. I ran to Vitacost and got me some. I could've also ordered it from Amazon but I had a 20% off coupon at Vitacost 😉
So back to the bread – the name throws you off and the expiration date makes you think it has really weird things in it because it doesn't expire for like 10 years but the ingredients are what I love. It's high in fiber and doesn't have a bunch of junk/fillers in it.
Let's also talk about what I paired that sandwich with – Beanitos. Another ingredient love. They are made of navy beans and you would seriously never guess it. They are so good. I also really love their bean chips with guac, salsa or even crumbled over a hot soup. Yum!
So tell me – what are your favs in your sandwiches and on the side of them?
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Mods and Rockers were two factions of the youth subculture bubbling up in Great Britain in the 1960s, when Anthony Burgess was writing A Clockwork Orange. These two particular groups had some public conflicts in the early 1960s, leading the media to label them as "folk devils".
Mods often listened to American music like soul, ska, and R&B. They wore tailor-made suits and rode on scooters. They hung out in coffee shops until the wee hours of the morning, like the beatniks of the 1940s and 50s. They got their fashion inspiration from European style magazines and French and Italian films. Rockers, on the other hand, rode motorcycles and wore black leather jackets. They greased their hair in to stiff pompadours, like their 1950s rock idols (like Elvis Presley).
In 1964, two years after A Clockwork Orange was published, several mods and rockers were jailed after riots exploded between the two groups in several seaside towns in Southern England. One particularly rowdy conflict occurred in Clacton on Easter Weekend 1964 when the two groups were throwing beach furniture at each other. Another brawl occurred in Brighton a few weeks later, lasting several days. These public battles led to a complete media frenzy, with some editorials claiming that the clashes signaled the total disintegration of British society. The media attention stoked the rivalry further, as newspapers realized that stories of mod-rocker conflicts were more eye-catching for readers. Often, headlines would ascribe violence to mods and rockers when they had nothing to do with it.


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Gun Lake Pottawatomi Host Intertribal Agriculture's Great Lakes Summit
Published April 12, 2016
HOPKINS, MICHIGAN – The 2016 Great Lakes Intertribal Summit will bring together over 200 harvesters, farmers, food product producers, indigenous chefs, and youth April 21-24, 2016 at Gun Lake Pottawatomi's Jijak Foundation in Hopkins, MI. The event is held as part of the Intertribal Agriculture Council's (IAC) annual Great Lakes Summit.
The Summit will highlight traditional and contemporary Native American foods and culinary arts. Meals featuring traditional and native produced ingredients prepared by a dozen leading Native American chefs from across the nation will be prepared and served. The chefs will also hold small hands-on, indoor and outdoor workshops on traditional cooking knowledge and food preparation while mentoring youth. A Native foods market showcasing producers, products and indigenous arts will be featured throughout the event.
The event kicks off on Thursday April 21st with presentations and speakers on sustainability, food security, production practices, traditional harvest and preparation knowledge and more. There will be several opportunities to work directly with top native chefs and connect to native harvesters and producers. Break out sessions and focus groups will feature seed banks/seed saving, maple sugaring, soil conservation, small scale farming, foraging, wild rice harvesting, butchering a bison and much more.
The event on Saturday will include small group workshops, demonstrations and food tasting stations dubbed an "Intertribal Foods Festival" with interactive activities for all ages.
The Summit is open to everyone with many opportunities to learn, explore and collaborate on issues of food sovereignty in Indian Country. Last years' summit was held in Oneida, WI and focused on Tribal food production, marketing and access. The cost to attend the full summit is $100, or $10 per adult to attend just Intertribal Foods Festival on Saturday, April 23rd (kids under 16 attend for free).
In additional to regular workshop tracks the summit will feature a "Native Youth in Food and Agriculture" educational section. The Great Lakes Regional Summit brings Native youth together for a one-of-a-kind learning experience focuses on issues they will face as the next generation of food and agricultural leaders in the Great Lakes Region. Youth will focus on engaging with elders and tradition bearers to learn cultural skills and practices; practices like reconnecting with the land through gathering wild foods and outdoor cooking activities. This program is open to both enrolled tribal youth and descendants.
For questions or more information on the Youth portion, contact Kelsey Ducheneaux at email@example.com or call 605-850-4079.


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Jingle All The Way! Folded Note Cards
Celebrate the holidays with this side-fold white holiday thank you note which features a grey background and a zebra print bottom border. A couple dressed up in Santa outfits adorn the right and left side of the card, carrying a present and a holiday cocktail with a candy cane swizzle stick. "Jingle all the way!" is pre-printed at the bottom of the card. Includes white unlined envelopes.
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$2.50 Pint night, open mic comedy and free pool
$3 Everything
Games and Trivia, Prizes all night.
Bartender choice on specials
Ladies Night w/VJ Vinny. 9pm - close $3 EVERYTHING! $99 any bottle
Live Music $4.00 shot special
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Common European Eel
"These have an elongated form, and a soft, thick, slimy skin; the scales are very minute, and imbedded in the thick, fat, cuticle so as only to be seen when this is dried. The gill orifices are small, and cartried far back, so that the branchiae are protected, on which account these animals can live a considerable time out of water. They are averse to cold and are not found in high northern countries." — Goodrich, 1859


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We travel a lot here over the weekends. Jecheon is only big enough to keep you entertained in small doses, and the need to break free strikes often. I'm grateful for this as it forces me to see as much of Korea as possible - and although we tend to frequent Seoul a little too often (the shopping, need I say more?) this weekend was beautifully different. In celebration of a special lady's birthday (no matter how much she said it wasn't for her) we (and by we I mean Esti, she did all the legwork) decided to spend Saturday and Sunday on Jawol Island. Here's how it went :)
We caught the 7.35am bus to Incheon, where we had some lunch before boarding an hour long ferry to the little island. It was amazing! I love being on the water and Su and I sat outside on the back of the boat soaking up the sun and fresh air. We were a little concerned about weather as although it's been as hot as hell here, it's also been overcast and threatening to rain. But this weekend saw clear skies the whole time, we could not have been luckier! We finally got to the island and were blown away! So picturesque and secluded, felt like we had the island pretty much to ourselves. Our pension (Oakfield Village) was up on the hill and we had the top rooms, which although heated up like ovens, provided us with lush views of the sea and beaches. We could not wait to get into the sea so changed, left our bags behind and hit the beach. As I've mentioned (can anyone tell I'm struggling with the summer??) it was too hot to function so we were lucky to find a shaded gazebo to leave everything under and we spent the rest of the day alternating between sea, beach and shade. The tides there were incredible - when we got there the tide was moving out and we literally had to walk for miles before we were even knee deep (waist deep for me) in the water. Koreans are not huge swimmers though so the lifeguards made sure we never ventured too far - the minute we felt like we could actually swim, we were told to come in. But never mind, we still made great use of the watermelon ball and frisbee we bought. Was so much fun just messing around in the cool, calm waters. There were no waves and I felt more like I was in the Vaal Dam then in the sea.
Unfortunately, on the way out to waist level waters, we hit a few rocky patches and some injuries followed. Although I cut my foot enough to make me uncomfortable but not seriously, Cola did a good job of shredding her foot on some shell covered rocks and was promptly taken to the local hospital but lifeguards in skimpy speedos (and lemme tell you they were TINY...the speedos...). On a quad bike. We weren't there but it sounds like quite the experience, and she came back with a bandaged foot covered in a surgical glove. This caused many laughs and really only she could do something like that. The story goes she told Estelle she wanted "a glove, but like for your foot" and Estelle's very logical response was "So a sock?". But no no, Nics meant an actual glove. Chop. This meant she wasn't allowed in the water so she had to make do with building sandcastles. *There are photos to follow at the end of the blog...for some reason I'm having troubles uploading them so it's easier this way.
We eventually tired of the sand and so head to the pension to clean up and get some food. The options were limited, being a tiny island and all, but we hit the luck with delicious rotisserie chickens and samgyupsal which turned out to be RIBS!! Beautiful pork ribs!! YUM! We knocked all that back with the standard beer and soju mixes and then went to shoot some fireworks on the beach. It was the most awesome day and by 11pm we were all knackered and decided to turn in. The next morning we were going to wake up to watch the sunrise (again I use the term 'we' lightly...I had no intention of being up unless someone physically forced me up) but the weather wasn't ideal that early so we all got to sleep in. Once up and about we made our way to the beach for brunch and more sunshine - although this time Su was the only one really brave enough to soak up those powerful rays. All too soon it was time to shower and change and head back to the dock to catch our ferry home. Su, Nics and I stood on the back of the boat and really enjoyed the ride back - felt so rested and like we'd had an actual holiday! Getting home from there was an adventure...taxi drivers tried to rip us off and then ignored us; all the buses to Jecheon from Incheon were sold out; the buses to Chunju and Wonju were sold out. We booked a train which we then didn't make, took buses that were an hour when we expected 30minutes and eventually, thankfully, got standing tickets on the 10pm train from Seoul to Jecheon. We used our elbows when boarding though and managed to snag us some carpet so we sat the whole way home. Winning!! We got home at around 12pm, all exhausted but happy. It truly was the most amazing weekend getaway.
A HUGE thank you to Esti for organising it all. It took numerous phone calls and Korean translation and research to sort it out and I know I speak for all of us when I say we really appreciate your efforts.
And to the birthday girl Su, the loveliest 25 year old I know...생일 축하!! I hope your weekend away was as close to perfect as they come <3
|The beach
|The foot glove
|The sandcastle
|The pension from the beach
|Sunset on an island
|Ferry ride
|The lovely birthday girl <3


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It is time for a new challenge over at the Sisterhood. We are having a Christmas themed challenge and we would love to see your creations! I sure hope you stop on by and share your craftiness with us.
For the challenge I made an Photo tin. I thought it would be neat to take out each year and add Christmas photos. It would be great decoration to and fun to see the changes from year to year. Inside it is filled with photo mats, tags and lots of places for journaling. I had fun making this one. Originally it was going to be a gift but I think I may keep it!
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I'm really excited about my newest release and I'm grateful to be able to share it with you. Okay, so a heads up right off: this isn't a Young Adult Fantasy novel. Just for fun, I wrote a thriller novel and entered it in the #StoryTellerUK2017 contest. Why on earth would a fantasy author write a thriller novel? Sometimes it feels good to change gears, and I wanted to experience writing in this genre at least once, since it's so popular.
My inspiration for the book was the area of Texas where I used to live: rural Williamson County, near Georgetown. My husband and I loved how beautiful it was, and the fact that it was so peaceful and removed from the city. We had a sheep field right next to us and sometimes we'd see roadrunners as close as twenty feet from our door. At night the coyotes would howl from somewhere in an adjacent cattle pasture. We were out in the country and that was fine by us.
Here are the details about the book. Let me know what you think!
Winter in Central Texas is seldom white…
Two months after his fiancée Elizabeth leaves with no explanation, Trent Lemend moves from Austin, Texas, to rural Williamson County just outside Georgetown. He buries his inner demons in the cellar of his subconscious and makes the best of his new life. Working on a local cattle ranch helps pass the days, and he tries to leave painful memories behind in sprawling pastures of mesquite trees, prickly pear, and brittlegrass.
On a gray winter walk like any other, a call from his boss, Tim Corbin, leads Trent to discover a shocking crime in an abandoned house on County Road 118. As he stands beside the barbed wire fence, images of what he's just witnessed assaulting him, something happens that can only be described as a miracle. One of the victims, a young woman, is still alive, and he stares in disbelieving silence as her emaciated, blood-covered body is carried out on a stretcher. Though this is beyond his expectations after seeing the horrors in that filthy back room, Aria Owen's survival marks Trent for murder.
Deputy Sheriff Reyes urges him to relocate if possible and lay low until the killer is caught, but Trent soon finds himself dragged into a deceptive game. As Trent loses his job, his security, and his sanity, he is clutched by the grim realization that he enjoys the rush these new dangers provide – he has a dark side of his own. But when threats against Elizabeth force Trent to protect her, a secret from his past comes back to reclaim what was lost in a way he never thought possible.


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Galewood-North Avenue Farmers Market Closes for Season
The following note is from the organizers of the Galewood-North Avenue Farmers Market:
Dear Neighbor:
As you may already have seen on Facebook, we regret to inform you that the Galewood-North Avenue Farmers will not be operating for remainder of the 2014 season.
We were down to just two vendors as of last Sunday. That's not enough for a viable market, so the Farmers Market Committee decided to shut down for the rest of this year.
We'll evaluate options for 2015, including an alternate week or once-a-month schedule.
In the meantime, we thank all of you who supported the market and especially those who came regularly to shop and meet their neighbors.
Thanks for being a great neighbor!
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July 22, 2011 [POD] Photo of the Day: TransPortmers (Pinoy Version)
Caption this: Wait till you see this? Who would have known we will have our own version of the Transformers merchandise!
[The Auto-toda looks cool. The Decepti-toda looks deadly. And never ever forget our newest member BISHOP!]
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TV: TrueBlood
Not long ago, I thought the best thing ever made for television was the "Six Feet Under" series, but then along came "True Blood," created (not surprisingly) by the same guy, Alan Ball. These are loosely taken from the Sookie Stackhouse stories written by Charlaine Harris, and since I discovered the series last year I've read the books too, and really I like the show better.
Sookie is played by Oscar winner Anna Paquin. She has this odd ability to read people's minds, except for this mysterious stranger, Bill Compton, played by steamy Stephen Moyer, who also happens to be a vampire.
You see, this is a world where the vampires have suddenly "come out of the casket" because the Japanese invented a synthetic "Tru Blood" serum that keeps the undead from feeding on their human counterparts. So now they're trying to live among the populace, but they're finding some resistance. People don't want them to marry, and some risky people have a fatalistic passion to have sex with a vampire.
Now when I interviewed Ball about this before the show ever debuted, I pushed him about the obvious gay references in the show, because Ball has never been out of his own closet. He claims it's not deliberate, but Oh! Girlfriend, it's all over the place, including a sign in front of a church in the opening credits that says "God Hates Fangs."
Anyway, I love it. It's erotic, it's sexy, it's mysterious and mildly campy. There's the dumb hunky brother of Sookie's played by Ryan Kwanten, the wisecracking best friend played by Rutina Wesley, and an even more fantastic character named Lettie Mae Thornton played by Adina Porter, who's career I've been following since she did weird indie films.
The five-DVD first season set contains six audio commentaries by the cast, a mock-umentary about vampires, the French and U.S. mock ads about Tru Blood, and public service ads for vampire hotels, vampire dating, and lawyers who help out vampires. If you don't have HBO, then now's your chance to discover the series. The new season begins on June 14 at 9 p.m.
Rated: Unrated
Stars: Anna Paquin, Stephen Moyer, Sam Trammel, Adina Porter, Ryan Kwanten, Lois Smith, Rutina Wesley and more
Channel: HBO
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[Mike Szymanski is a Hollywood-based freelance writer and author who has written for "Entertainment Weekly," "USA Today," the "Los Angeles Times," and many websites.]


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If you have been stuck with a job you don't really like and deep inside your interest in law is still growing, then a career path that may fit you well is becoming a paralegal. This field is expected to keep growing in the years to come. That's why the salaries and benefits for paralegals are increasing right now.
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Who said?
"The Earned Income Tax Credit is the best anti-poverty, the best pro-family, the best job creation measure to come out of Congress."
Today (1/27/12) is Earned Income Awareness Day. So in honor of the program, here is a little information. The Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) is a refundable credit targeted at low income families. It was enacted in 1975 to offset the social security taxes taxpayers with children paid through withholding. At that time, the credit was 10% of wages up to $4000. But in 1986, the credit was seriously expanded. There have been several more expansions of the credit. Today, EITC is available to taxpayers with and without children and on 2011 returns the maximum credit is $5700. In 2009, the IRS processed 27.4 million tax returns and paid $60.4 billion in claims. 23 states have their own variations of the credit.
EITC is based on earned income. This is moneys from wages and self-employment income. If you charted EITC benefits vs. earned income, it would look like a flat top pyramid. As income increases, the amount of the credit also rises until the top refund amount is reach. Then here is a plateau before the refund begins back down to no credit. Actually, there are 8 charts. Two are for taxpayers without children; one for married and one for unmarried taxpayers. Three more charts are for married taxpayers with one, two or three (or more) children. The final three charts are for unmarried taxpayers with one, two or three (or more) children. Besides having to decide which chart to use, qualified taxpayer also need to look up both their earned income and their Adjusted Gross Income (AGI) on that chart. Their EITC is the lower of the two numbers. One of the disadvantages of EITC is the complexity.
Complexity is a big issue with EITC. Before deciding which chart to use, the taxpayer needs to decide if they qualify to take the credit. That is daunting. As a tax pro, I have to do Due Diligence on potential EITC clients to make sure they qualify. I have to check age, residence, relationship, foreign income, investment income, and potential conflicts with other taxpayers. Because of the complexity, the IRS estimates about 25% of the claims it sees are incorrect or fraudulent.
But is the credit worth the problems with it? According to Alice Lieberman, of The University of Kansas School of Social Welfare as quoted in the Topeka Capital Journal.
"The Earned Income Tax Credit is the most effective anti-poverty program in the United States," Lieberman said. "It both encourages and rewards work by allowing low-income workers to recoup money that otherwise would have gone to taxes. And since low-income people are more likely to spend their income than to save it out of necessity, it is also an economic stimulus."
Also from the Capital Journal, a 2005 National Bureau of Economic Research study found the federal program raises employment by making low-wage jobs more attractive.
"(The EITC) successfully meets its explicit goal of encouraging low-income parents to go to work by, in effect, lowering their tax rate and providing a financial bonus for that work effort," the study found. "It has been especially effective in encouraging single parents, particularly women, to obtain employment."
As a tax practitioner, I like the EITC (and I know many preparers who don't). The due diligence is time consuming and it can be difficult to explain why a taxpayer doesn't qualify or why their credit is less than a prior year. But I've seen the benefits. My client base included many hard working people who have low paying jobs. The EITC they receive is used to pay for unexpected expenses and as a cushion right before payday. It keeps them in their homes. I think it's one of the better things Congress has done. So I don't mind the extra work if helps reduce fraud and keep the credit for the good people who need it.
The quote that started this post was from Ronald Reagan.
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Isn't it great how kids' brains are so malleable? They have what's known as plasticity. Apparently, as we get older, our brains become more rigid. So as a child you can learn new languages much more easily, a skill that turns off, and you can learn things like perfect pitch.
It was so fascinating last night listening to On Point on NPR. Apparently scientists have developed a pill that can turn that plasticity back on. It has huge ramifications in brain science ~ not only could you learn perfect pitch as an adult, it has the potential to help heal traumatic brain injury and other brain disorders.
Amazing, no? You could potentially take a pill to "cure" traumatic brain injury.
But what I find fascinating are the implications in creativity. To be a creative ~ a writer, artist, or engineer ~ you have to be tremendously creative. That creativity comes naturally as a child due to plasticity but then we sort of turn it off as adults and have to work to turn it back on. What if this pill could dramatically boost creativity? Would it also have side effects? One of the points they made on On Point was that the brain plasticity may turn on and off according to an evolutionary reason we're not aware of ~ what if you start messing with that? (That age old question ~ are we subverting evolution, or is our influence in and of itself evolution?)
So what do you think? Would you take a pill to boost your creativity? Would you sometimes give anything to break writers' block?
This reminds me of the movie Limitless ~ the main character takes a pill that makes him much better at everything. Would you, and damn the side effects?


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With the latest Beta ArenaNet have released a new feature "Vista". A vista is a spot on the map where the player can look out and appreciate all the hard work which ANet have put into making the game so goddamn freaking beautiful.
Think of Vistas as the stereotypical rap video of Guild Wars 2 - ANet are shaking their scenic blizzle in yo' face, saying "Yo Logan Thackerizzo, check my beast landscape skillz yo. Word". I was never street.
But the really nice thing about them is that they're usually in hard-to-reach spots - on top of buildings or after relatively complicated jumping puzzles. Clambering up vast buildings takes me right back to Damascus, Venice and Rome - and makes me hunger for the next AC installment. I've enjoyed scrabbling up the sloped cubes of Rata Sum and the twisted trees of The Grove. Had to shelve the YouTube series till release when I'm going to cover the final few cities and then LA.
I would go far as to say that the Vistas, along with the Jumping Puzzles, are fast becoming my favourite thing to do in the game.


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