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Junior outside hitter Michelle Walker and senior outside hitter Jordan Pickett combined for 21 kills on Saturday as the UAFS volleyball team swept Heartland Conference nemesis St. Edward's University in the Dig for a Cure Match at the Stubblefield Center.
UAFS won the match in convincing fashion 25-7, 25-19, 25-9. It was the fourth consecutive win by the Lady Lions in the series, which began when UAFS joined the Heartland Conference in 2009.
The Lady Lions and the Hilltoppers have appeared in the conference tournament championship match the past two seasons with UAFS winning both to advance to the NCAA Division II South Central Region Tournament.
UAFS (10-6) extended its overall win streak to four matches and remained undefeated in conference play at 7-0. St. Edward's slipped to 5-10 overall and 3-4 in conference play.
Walker collected a team-high 11 kills and compiled a 0.500 hitting percentage, while Pickett had 10 kills and compiled a 0.562 hitting percentage. The duo helped UAFS hit 0.383 for the match.
Senior setter Stephanie Brock collected 27 assists. Senior middle hitter Jordan Erz and Brock had three and two aces, respectively, to lead UAFS, which served seven aces for the match.
Defensively, UAFS dominated St. Edward's, holding the Hilltoppers to just a 0.040 hitting percentage.
UAFS had five total blocks with freshman Payton Hamilton leading the team with one block and one block assist. Brock and Pickett also had one solo block apiece. Freshman libero Emily Tripp had a team-high 18 digs.
Junior outside hitter Mary Koehler led St. Edward's with eight kills. Junior setter Loren Kelly had 16 assists, and junior libero Kelly Jimenez and Ashley Rappaport had eight digs apiece.


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HP TRIM Online Backup
In today's world of business, efficiency is the key to keeping pace with competition. Faltering because resources are scattered can have severe consequences when deadlines must be continually pushed back all because unity is lacking in the management of critical business processes. Clientele will begin to lose faith and will seek other means to accomplish the tasks entrusted to a business that has proven to waver when timing is crucial. To remedy these problems, centralization is the key to improving functions in an organization.
Hewlett Packard, or more commonly known today as simply HP, is one of the largest manufacturers of computing tools — from shrewd software to dynamic hardware — in the world. Their products are designed to empower users who strive towards innovation, which is key in the sometimes faceless corporate world. From their humble beginnings in founder Dave Packard's garage in 1939, along with co-founder Bill Hewlett, the pair made an initial investment of less than $1000 to begin producing their concepts. The first successful product produced by the duo, theHP200A oscillator, was a major breakthrough due to the revolutionary design that allowed them to make an oscillator at a quarter of the price other manufacturers offered at that time. Disney adopted this for their surround sound system that coincided with the release 1940 film Fantasia, hence shooting HP into the technology mainstream. Since then, HP has continually grown and is now known worldwide for the many technological contributions they have made over many decades.
Nowadays, HP is focused on driving business to new heights through intuitive systems. The HP TRIM system is designed to take productivity to new heights by offering a highly elastic ERM system. By centralizing information, simplified management of documents and other electronic records facilitates improved functions for a variety of valuable mechanics in business such as secured access, information retention and the overall management of data.
HP TRIM is a secure collaborative tool that aids an organization in meeting government mandated compliance laws such as HIPAA, SOX, FATCA and more. As nothing can be more harmful to a business's reputation than a data breach, HP TRIM supports auditing features essential to reciprocating viable information to legal entities.
HP TRIM has a selection of specific tools that aid in ERM. HP Application Information Optimizer lowers the data footprint on a company's network by heuristically arranging data in an efficient manner.
HP Email Archiving Software sustains retention of electronic communications while maintaining security and integrity of such information. HP File Archiving Software works with Microsoft systems by extracting information to port to the HP Integrated Archive Platform.
HP Medical Archive is a specialized system for EMR needs that secures HIPAA protected information on a platform accessible for only those with proper authority.
In addition to serving as a centralized solution for data, HP TRIM can incorporate systems like IDOL 10 from the HP operated company, Autonomy. IDOL 10 offers a robust data analytic platform for unveiling information through pattern recognition, making sense of unstructured data that has relevance but is often too disaggregated to have relevance.
Please contact HP directly for brand, product and technical information on their services and systems, as this is an unofficial product description which may or may not be frequently updated.
Storagepipe has long been a provider of online backup services for HP systems, and offers cutting-edge solutions for HP TRIM online backup and backup for many other HP systems.


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What's Next in Wellness?March 1, 2016
STAMFORD, Conn., (MARCH 1, 2016) – Global retail expert and Private Brand pioneer Daymon Worldwide just released its 'What's Next in Wellness" retail trends to help retailers successfully respond to the global consumer move toward better, broader wellness options.
"Today's consumer has embraced wellness. The shakeout is evident in the new wellness-related technologies, products and services that cater to this knowledgeable, wellness-engaged consumer," said Daymon Worldwide CEO Jim Holbrook. "If retailers haven't yet made wellness a key priority, or there's uncertainty about what's truly meaningful to individual store shoppers, they need to know that competitors are not waiting and are looking to woo their customers away. Sustainable success requires that both retailers and suppliers truly understand the why behind the consumer's wellness journey – at every stage – so that they can respond with relevant, exciting and authentic product solutions and services."
According to Holbrook, Daymon Worldwide's "What's Next in Wellness" trends will help retailer and supplier partners to better track and respond to future consumer needs and preferences in 2016 and beyond.
Click below to view the What's Next in Wellness video series.
1. Wellness Builds Community
Wellness choices are individual decisions, but wellness-oriented consumers actively seek community connections to validate those choices, and to learn about what's next and what's new. These thriving communities are built around shared beliefs and understanding about the social and environmental impacts of food production. They demand transparency in how food is farmed, what is or isn't in the ingredient deck, plus where it comes from, how it's transported and how it's prepared. They also care about the health and welfare of those who grow this food. In short, wellness choices are individual actions applied to change the world, and to feed a growing population while sustaining the planet. The movement permeates all age groups, especially younger consumers, and is seen in fitness communities, local food networks and organizations dedicated to ethical and environmentally sustainable food production. Takeaway: Retailers need to actively seek engagement and partnership with these communities.
2. Organic Takes Center Stage
Organic is now mainstream, and is the fastest-growing segment of the global food industry. Almost all categories of conventional food are becoming available in organic versions as three out of four Americans are purchasers of organic products.
Retailers that are just now starting to think about their private brand organic offerings have already missed the first wave of organic growth. Those that were ahead of the trend are now expanding and extending their organic lines. The next phase of organic growth is in convenient and portable formats in fresh, foodservice, 'grab and go', and snack categories. New flavors for organic foods inspired by a diverse array of global, regional and local traditions and ingredients are showing up on shelves every month. Takeaway: Cost will increasingly become an industry-wide challenge as demand for organic food continues to outstrip production, and supplies remain tight.
3. Everything Old is New Again
We have come to equate "innovation" with "new." But some of the hottest trends in wellness are significantly informed by the old; even the ancient. Consumers searching for beneficial health and wellness discoveries are finding a treasure trove of products and practices from the distant past. Long-dormant traditions are helping to
direct the quest for superfoods. Traditional cultures are the source of ancient grains like amaranth and teff. A look back in time has resurrected healthful kombucha teas, drinking vinegars and bone broth. Ancient wellness practices like yoga and Chinese medicine are also increasingly popular today. There is a powerful resurgence in
the practice of biodynamic agriculture, a spiritual-ethical-ecological approach to chemical-free agriculture. Takeaway: The bar continues to rise, requiring that retailers work closely with forward-looking suppliers to deliver the wellness-inspired products and services consumers are embracing.
4. Accent on the Positive
For many years, a key purchase driver for wellness-aware consumers was framed in the negative: what isn't in a particular food. Today, consumers crave the positive. The new emphasis is on naturally nutritious superfoods, seafood, sprouted grains and probiotic foods. Packaging highlights the positives, loudly and clearly. Retail messaging places greater emphasis on the end-benefits, like stress-busting, deep rest and even happiness itself. A more expansive approach even includes the social and global benefits from cleaner ingredient lists, such as reduced impact on the environment; ethically-sourced foods; or humanely-treated animals. Takeaway: Products that are free from artificial ingredients, and low in sodium and sugar are the new baseline. Retailers are now emphasizing the positive with their "free-from" foods' wellness benefits.
5. Dejunking Through Culinary Technique
A cleaner label often results in blander food, but recent experience shows this tradeoff is not inevitable. Ingenious culinary techniques are coming to the rescue to mitigate taste losses from the elimination or reduction of sugar, salt and trans-fats. New textures enhance how food feels in the mouth, increasing satisfaction and satiation, such as oats in yogurt and nuts and seeds in snack bars. Roasting, smoking and charring techniques each lend their own savory essence to food.
For those who love the taste and texture of fried food, air frying does it with less fat or oil. Chefs are performing savory magic by adding new umami-rich ingredients such as mushrooms, truffles, fish stocks, fermented soy and seaweed. Culinary innovations are raising consumer expectations for the tastiness and pleasure of natural and organic foods. Takeaway: Retailers can bring these experiences to life for their customers, to delight and differentiate.
6. Digestive Health: The Gut Reaction
Consumers are thinking more than ever about what happens to their food — and their bodies — after the meal. The effect of food on our digestive system, and the effect of our digestion on our overall well-being, fundamentally influences our purchasing behavior. The digestive health trend recognizes that there is an
ecosystem of microorganisms in the human gut called the 'microbiome'. The balance of the microbiome determines the quality of life itself, including immunity to disease, better absorption of nutrients, and even emotional balance. Conversely, our gut needs us to feed it nurturing foods. The new awareness of gut health has already given rise to the fast-growing probiotic and prebiotic supplement industry, and has renewed the popularity of foods with gut health benefits like yogurt, kefir, and ginger tea. Takeaway: Retailers should tailor their offerings to include gut-health product choices, including educational information about the history and benefit behind them.
7. Redefining Protein
While meat and dairy remain the primary sources of protein for most consumers, new alternatives are growing in popularity and availability. Plant-based proteins such as legumes, seeds and ancient grains are becoming more sustainable sources. Vegetable-centric meals now have a strong foothold in foodservice, and more vegan choices debut at retail almost daily. Takeaway: By offering alternative proteins across many categories, retailers can build on the protein trend in everyday snack and meal options.
"The fantastic thing about the growing global wellness movement is the opportunities it presents for retailers to play a key role in helping people to eat and live better while simultaneously securing their loyalty," said Carl Jorgensen, Director, Global Consumer Strategy – Wellness, Daymon Worldwide. "To be able to make a positive impact in the lives of your core customers while also building that unique trust relationship as partners in their wellness journey is a powerful differentiator."
About Daymon Worldwide
Daymon Worldwide provides expert global retail strategies and services that make the cash register ring. We are global leaders in building successful private brands, and delivering high-impact experiential consumer marketing and in-store services. Our business network includes more than 100 major retailers and nearly 6,000 manufacturers in 50 countries. We currently handle more than 1,700 brands and approximately 165,000 individual SKUs globally. Founded in 1970, today we have more than 39,500 highly-trained and passionate associates worldwide, with offices on six continents. For more information, please visit www.daymon.com.


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First look at the landmark Kitsilano Lululemon retail location, refreshed and updated with curated elements of past, present and future sweat salutations.
When Midas muffler on the corner of 4th and Arbutus closed up, a chasm in the neighbourhood fabric opened up, albeit briefly. It makes delightfully ironic sense to see the Lululemon brand that put athleisure, Chip Wilson and arguably mainstream yoga on the map, inhale the space in short order.
From tailpipes to toe-stands, toasted brake pads to twisted side angle, procuring toxic exhaust to sipping probiotic booch.
All sun salutation vs sunset industry jokes aside, the new 6.300-square-foot space is a breath of fresh air for the health conscious Kitsilano community, and a worthy destination for sweat-culture seeking visitors. It is a one-stop-shop layout and design, with loads of retail space offering more room to serve men and women in completely separate sections, which can be a relief for dudes who are a little shy about stepping out of the change room surrounded by sculpted bodies, and vice versa.
A massive rooftop deck captures the laid back 'Kits vibe' and will no doubt be a perfect spot for speaker sessions, yoga classes and epic summer BBQs. We particularly love the tastefully allocated art installations by local artists Paige Bowman and Kris Kupskay and the thoughtfully reclaimed memorabilia peppered around the store.
The 'look up' coin embedded on the side walk encourages you to do just that to see the "you always remember your first" Midas muffler inspired sign. Once inside you will see gnarly old stickers and cabinets from the early days of the brand neatly confined to a Kombucha bar, and a larger than life crow installation offering words of wisdom from your future self.
We recommend heading down and soaking in the new space for yourself. With all the big box, cookie-cutter shops slowly eking their way into every corner of bricks-and-mortar retail, it is refreshing to see a brand that could have just slapped up a massive modern too-cool-for-school boutique, take the time to thoughtfully curate a space with an epic story worth telling. Let's hope they nama-stay for another 18 years.


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So I was hanging out at my local anime store the other day. Just chilling and chatting it up. Anyway the store manager was like "yo, you gotta check this out" and hands me a copy of Kanon volume 2 with the collectors box. I was like "what's this?" and he says "the latest hit from Japan." So I decided to buy it. Needless to say it's one of the best things I've bought in a while. Not only does it come with volume 2 to the Kanon series but the box art is done by professional Japanese artists. It was worth every penny. Take it from me and check this out.
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Although the 2015 Wedding Season is still months away, ambitious bride- and grooms-to-be are already well into planning their Big Day. (Though let's be honest ladies, most of you have been planning your wedding for years!) To help you create the most stylish looks and backdrops for your 2015 wedding, De Luxe Banquet Hall has compiled a list of the trends we expect to see in every bridal magazine throughout next Spring and Summer. We hope you're taking notes; these fashion tips and decorating "in's" will help make your "I Do's" even more memorable!
The Dress: For many, the wedding dress is the most important aspect of the entire wedding day, and brides often search for months to find the perfect bridal gown. Based largely on what we saw from designers during October's Bridal Fashion Week, we predict a number of dress trends to emerge in 2015: Off-the-shoulder and sweetheart necklines will definitely be the rage this upcoming season, and we anticipate lots of delicate, lacey, or sheer sleeves to compliment this design; Capes, especially made of sheer material, are a great way to get two looks from the same dress, and high collars give an impression of regal beauty; Tulle will be the fabric of the season, and we predict that brides will opt for slim and sparkly over big and poofy; Brides on the cutting edge of style will ditch the whites and creams for daring new colors, like soft blues, subtle greys, and mint greens; Other dress trends we noticed were oversized bows, pearl detailing, and a throwback to 1930's-era style.
The Makeup: Continuing with current trends, makeup for brides in the new year will be understated and natural. An emerging technique known as airbrush makeup – think spray-tanning, but on your face and with a much smaller spray brush – is gaining popularity for it ability to provide a flawless-looking complexion without giving brides that "caked-on" look of heavily-applied makeup. Ideal for those with unpredictable skin, airbrushing lasts longer than traditional makeup, resists smudging and creases better, and is designed to hold up in high humidity, making it perfect for outdoor summer ceremonies.
The Colors: Though 2014 saw a resurgence of pastels and earthtones, we believe 2015 will be the "Year of Blue." Navies, royal blues, and powder blues will be the hot colors this coming wedding season, and look to pair these cool tones with creams, blushes, and shades of pink. Purple and periwinkle will also be in-demand, especially for Spring weddings, and we expect to see colors like watermelon and bright turquoise emerge as the weather turns warmer. The popularity of pastels will continue to linger, as their versatility – pastels go with everything – makes them an easy option for those worried about clashing colors or patterns.
The Flowers: Several celebrity wedding bouquets in 2014 were composed of hydrangeas, orchids, and hyacinths, and we see this trend trickling down to the rest of us in 2015. Anticipate more "just picked from the garden" flower arrangements that aren't afraid to get messy with exposed foliage and stems, and we think the practice of putting wildflowers in glass bottles or mason jars will continue to appear at outdoor ceremonies in the new year. Wearable flower crowns is another bandwagon that you might want to jump on; head to Pinterest for tips on how to create your own.
The Theme: While we expect the trend to swing back toward more traditional, classic wedding themes in the next few years, it's obvious that Pinterest-fueled D.I.Y. (Do It Yourself) wedding themes aren't going anywhere for a while. If you have access to the appropriate setting, "rustic" or "country" weddings will definitely be in style for 2015; fill these charming venues with hand-painted signs on weathered wood, hang exposed light-bulbs from trees, and make toasts from mason jars instead of wine glasses. Don't have access to a barn but still want to give your wedding a unique touch? Consider a vintage, "Great Gatsby-themed" wedding, complete with a big band, old typewriters, and a classic-car chauffeur.


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The 2017 Performing Arts Subscription Season will be officially launched at the Burnie Arts & Function Centre this evening, and once again the season has something for everyone including Ten Days on the Island programming.
Three local residents at the Burnie Park will soon have a new place to call home, with the three resident peacocks set to be relocated in coming weeks.
Burnie City Council is offering free parking at the Marine Terrace Multi-Storey Car Park every Saturday in the lead up to Christmas.
Burnie City Council and Waratah-Wynyard Council will continue the push for funding for the Coastal Pathways project.
Burnie City Council has today announced that it is unable to provide a permit for the Sets by the Sea event scheduled to be held at Council's West Beach reserve on 10 December 2016.
In the wake of the June flood event which caused significant damage and disruption to businesses and residents in the River Road industrial area, Burnie City Council has made a submission to the State Government's Flood Review Enquiry.
The 2016/17 cruise ship season kicks off on Saturday with the arrival of the Sun Princess into the Port of Burnie.
Rick Price presents a dynamic and emotionally powerful, one man show, performing at the Burnie Arts & Function Centre Theatre on Friday 18 November at 7.30 pm.
Burnie City Council has welcomed the news that DP World Australia is moving ahead with its plans to develop an international container terminal at the Port of Burnie.
Burnie City Council Mayor Anita Dow has sought to clarify the current position in relation to why permits have not yet been granted for the proposed Sets by the Sea music event scheduled to be held on the Council's West Beach reserve in early December.
His Excellency General the Honourable Sir Peter Cosgrove AK MC (Retd), Governor-General of the Commonwealth of Australia, and Lady Cosgrove will be warmly welcomed when they visit Burnie on Tuesday, 18 October.
The Burnie Aquatic Centre will be officially opened on Saturday 15 October 2016 and the public are encouraged to come along and help make a big splash.
With the weather warming up, now is the perfect time for land owners to take control and spray ragwort on their properties.
Wicked – the untold story of the Witches of Oz, kicks off at the Burnie Arts & Function Centre from Friday 21 October 2016.
The North West Coast's premier function and events venue, the Burnie Arts & Function Centre, is celebrating a significant milestone this month, it's 40th anniversary.
Burnie is once again gearing up for Burnie Shines, the much anticipated month long festival of community events held each October.
Burnie City Council is calling on the Legislative Council to pass rail line legislation to allow for the progression of the Coastal Pathway Project.
Burnie City Council has awarded RT & NJ Construction Services Pty Ltd the tender for the construction of the Burnie Tennis Club court upgrade.
Two iconic Burnie buildings will be bathed in red light on Wednesday night, to help shine a light on muscular dystrophy.
Burnie City Council is shocked and disappointed by TasWater's decision to cut annual distributions to owner Council's to $20 million.
Thanks to an enterprising group of young people, metal and punk music lovers will soon be treated to an all ages gig featuring local and Hobart bands.
Work on Burnie City Council's wetland treatment system at the Waste Management Centre is progressing well, with the wetland expected to be completed by the end of October.
Burnie Arts & Function Centre is running three competitions for Snugglepot & Cuddlepie – Live on Stage", which will be performed at the Theatre on Thursday 1 September at 12pm and 6pm. There are two beautiful copies of The Complete Adventures of Snugglepot & Cuddlepie to win, and a family pass is also up for grabs.
Burnie City Council welcomes the long awaited announcement today of the consolidation of birthing services to the North West Private Hospital on the 1st of November 2016 and the introduction of coordinated ante and post-natal care services at both the Mersey Hospital and North West Regional Hospital and across the region via outreach services. This provides certainty for our communities as they adjust to this significant change in Maternity Service Provision on the Coast.
Burnie City Council, Waratah-Wynyard Council and Circular Head Council today played host to a Liberal Senate Team Meeting at the Wynyard Council Chambers.
The gorgeous tale of Gumnut babies, Snugglepot and Cuddlepie, will be told at the Burnie Arts & Function Centre on Thursday 1 September at 12:00pm and 6:00pm.
On Tuesday 30 August, Opera Australia will bring a never seen before production of Mozart's The Marriage of Figaro to the Burnie Arts & Function Centre Theatre, as part of its 2016 regional tour of Australia.
The Draft CBD Masterplan will be on public display today (Wednesday 3 August) and tomorrow (Thursday 4 August) at the former Bakers Dozen shop in the Centro Shopping Complex.
As per a resolution at last week's Council meeting, Burnie will host a public forum to discuss the proposed changes in the Education Act, particularly in relation to lowering the school starting age for Prep by six months.
Burnie City Council is disappointed with today's announcement by the Department of Defence eliminating the Elphinstone Group's bid with Team Sentinel for Land 400 Phase 2.
Burnie City Council is encouraging community input and feedback on the draft City Centre Masterplan, recently developed by GHD following a community forum and consultation with local business and stakeholders.
The Paper Clothing and Paper Mask Competition is on again.
Kids' Party Confidential is a hilarious and highly interactive kids comedy show!
The Derwent Symphony Orchestra will join the Cradle Coast Orchestra at the Burnie Arts & Function Centre Town Hall on Saturday 30 July at 7.30 pm for an evening of wonderful music in Sounds Fantastic.
The Burnie City Council has today signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Possability for the development of an Intensive Support Service on land in Burnie.
The new Burnie indoor swimming pool has seen steady numbers following the opening today.
The Burnie City Council has announced that the Burnie Aquatic Centre indoor pool will be opening its doors to the public at noon on Tuesday, 5 July.
Registrations will open Saturday for the B&E Burnie Ten, the renowned road race that attracts thousands of competitors each year.
The prospect of a potential $10 billion armoured defence project being rolled out in Burnie would be a game changer for the advanced manufacturing sector in our region, according to Burnie City Council Mayor Anita Dow.
Slipstream Circus will be performing Lost & Found at the Burnie Arts & Function Centre Theatre on Friday 8 July and Saturday 9 July at 7pm.
Burnie City Council Mayor Anita Dow has welcomed news that the Liberal Party will fund $150 million towards the UTAS Education Driven Revitalisation of Northern Tasmania.
Burnie City Council adopted the 2016/17 Annual Plan and Budget Estimates at its June Council Meeting held this evening.
A Burnie City Council team will represent Tasmania at the national Local Government Professionals Australia (LGPA) Management Challenge in Melbourne this week.
Burnie City Council has welcomed Labor's announcement of funding for the Wivenhoe Lights Project should it win the Federal Election next month.
Burnie City Council has welcomed the news that funding has been secured for the Burnie Tennis Court upgrade.
A new date has been set for the Burnie Election Forum, which was postponed last week due to the floods. The Forum will be held on Thursday 23 June from 4:30pm until 7pm at the Burnie RSL in Alexander Street.
Burnie City Council officers are still busy assessing damage and cleaning up after the floods that wreaked havoc across the State earlier this week.
Registrations are now open to be part of the 2016 Burnie Shines program.
Burnie City Council has welcomed Labor's commitment to invest in the Coastal Promenade and Shared Pathway Project as well as supporting the Cradle Mountain Master Plan.
Politicians from the major political parties will participate in the Federal Election Forum being held at the Burnie Arts & Function Centre on Tuesday 7 June, starting at 4.30pm.
North West Coasters will have the chance to hear party policies on key issues affecting the region, when Burnie hosts a Federal Election Forum at the Burnie Arts & Function Centre on Tuesday 7 June at 4:30 pm.
This year's State Budget has had mixed results for Burnie and the region according to Burnie City Council Mayor Anita Dow.
Access to Fibre to the Premises in Burnie's Central Business District is a key factor in driving innovation in the region, according to Burnie City Council Mayor Anita Dow.
With the State Budget due to be handed down in less than a fortnight, Burnie City Council would like to see funding for key community infrastructure projects for the city included.
Over 400 Year 9 students will have the chance to try a skill at the WorldSkills Australia Try'aSkill program being held at the Burnie Arts & Function Centre on Wednesday 18 May 2016.
Burnie City Council has not given up hope of securing funding through the Federal Budget for key infrastructure projects in the city.
Burnie City Council is hopeful that funding for key community infrastructure projects will be included in the Federal Budget on Tuesday evening.
The Wivenhoe Recreation Ground could soon be able to host more night football and cricket games if the Burnie City Council gains support from the State Government.
The Caterpillar Transition Taskforce has generated positive outcomes for those affected by the company's transition to Thailand, however there is still work to be done, according to Burnie City Council Mayor Anita Dow.
Burnie City Council Mayor Anita Dow has welcomed news that Labor will fund $150 million towards the UTAS development project, should they win the Federal Election.
Following today's announcement that Labor will commit to secure a proper fibre link for the NBN on the West Coast if they win the election, Burnie City Council is calling on a similar commitment for Burnie's CBD.
Spike: The Echidna, an interactive production told through contemporary shadow theatre, will be playing at the Burnie Arts & Function Centre on Wednesday 11 May at 11am, 1pm and 6pm.
Burnie City Council is encouraged by reports that the coastal shipping reform legislation could be considered when Parliament returns next month.
International Jazz Day will be celebrated in style at the Burnie Arts & Function Centre at 7.30pm on Saturday 30 April. This year will be the fifth annual celebration of International Jazz Day on the North West Coast.
Burnie City Council is eagerly awaiting a response to its National Stronger Regions Fund application for the Burnie Tennis Court upgrade.
The Burnie City Council has highlighted the significant benefits to the community following the running of the 2016 TargaFest in Burnie on Wednesday night.
The Burnie Regional Museum will officially open its latest temporary exhibition – Winston Churchill Fellowships in Tasmania – on Friday 15 April at 1pm.
After nearly ten years, Targa Tasmania is finally coming back to Burnie as part of the event's 25th anniversary celebrations.
Baroque Pops will be performed by the Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra at the Burnie Arts & Function Centre Town Hall, on Friday 22 April at 7.30 pm.
Improvements will be made to Burnie City Council's new parking voucher system following community feedback.
Michelangelo: The Exhibition, currently showing at the Burnie Regional Art Gallery, has been open to the public for a little over a week and the response so far has been extraordinary.
Burnie Park is set to undergo a magical transformation in preparation for Burnie City Council's Kids in the Park event.
Melbourne theatre company, Human Animal Exchange, bring their production They Saw a Thylacine to the Burnie Arts & Function Centre's Theatre on Tuesday 5 April at 7.30 pm.
Burnie City Council has welcomed the latest results for Burnie from the Australian Early Development Census.
A Coastal Pathway between Burnie and Wynyard is a step closer thanks to the State Government providing in principle agreement for access to, and alternative use of, the rail line west of Burnie.
Tasmania's 'Queen of Cabaret', Claire Dawson, is back in Burnie and playing her most popular character, the chronically confused SiSi.
The launch of the University of Tasmania's (UTAS) proposal to deliver an education-driven economic revitalisation of Northern Tasmania has been warmly welcomed by Burnie City Council.
After more than a year's preparation, the Burnie Regional Art Gallery will open its doors for Michelangelo: The Exhibition on Saturday 12 March at 10 am.
Burnie City Council is calling for all keen skateboarders, scooter and BMX riders.
Burnie's extreme sporting event is on again!
The Paris Underground Cabaret, presented by Madotti and Vegas, will be performed at the Burnie Arts & Function Centre on Saturday 5 March at 7:30pm.
Burnie City Council has applauded today's signing of the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the University of Tasmania, State Government, TasTAFE and the Cradle Coast Authority.
Natural born storyteller Ted Egan will be performing The Anzacs: 100 Years On in Story and Song at the Rosebery District School Hall on Friday 27 February at 7:30pm and at the Burnie Arts & Function Centre on Saturday 27 February at 7:30pm.
Burnie City Council is encouraging the city's youth to have input into Council's five year Youth Strategy.
As part of the annual Burnie Australia Day ceremony, outstanding local community members and groups are presented the prestigious Burnie Australia Day Awards for Citizen, Young Citizen and Community Event of the Year.
The Burnie Australia Day Special Committee invites everyone to attend the Australia Day ceremony which is being held at the Burnie Arts & Function Centre on Tuesday 26 January, starting at 10:30am.
Burnie City Council welcomes funding to assist the replacement of the Tittie Gee Creek Bridge, which was announced this week under the Federal Government's Bridges Renewal Program.
Well-known stand-up comedian Kitty Flanagan will kick-off the Burnie Art & Function Centre's performing arts subscription season with Kitty Flanagan - Seriously? on Saturday 6 February at 8pm.
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ArtSpace Gallery exhibit – Student art exhibition
April 15 - May 10
The ArtSpace Gallery at the Quad-Cities Campus is showcasing artwork by BHC students from Monday, April 15 through Friday, May 10.
There will be a reception Tuesday, April 16 from 4-6 p.m. with the awards at 4:30 p.m. Everyone is invited to meet the student artists and enjoy refreshments.
The ArtSpace Gallery is located on the first floor of Building 4 at the Quad-Cities Campus, 6600 34th Ave., Moline.
For more information about exhibits in the ArtSpace Gallery, contact Zaiga Thorson at 309-796-5469 or firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Outside my window... dark, cool, and windy. It was like 80 degrees for an entire week, so I washed Goose's winter coat and hat and mittens intending to put them away. Looks like that was a mistake.
I am thinking... that I ought to go to bed early tonight for once. [Edit - I didn't make it, but I had a lovely visit with my sister-in-law :>))
I am thankful for... my cousin, who is spending mother's day as a mother of two. She birthed her second baby on Friday (ahem) out the "normal" exit after her first daughter was born via c-section. She really showed us how it's done, and I can't WAIT to go see them!
From the learning rooms... Goose has been really exploding with her imagination. I love hearing her play, and she does quite well playing by herself!
From the kitchen... my MIL made steak for dinner, and we got pizza for supper plus fixings to make "blizzards". I managed to fill up on pizza, so I'll have my blizzard tomorrow, I think. And I just realized I have zero plans for meals the rest of the week. Yikes.
I am wearing... PJs. A Minnesota Twins shirt and fleece pants with kitties on them.
I am creating... a few baby gifts - I love stitching for new little ones! I also made a Care Bears sheet for Goose, and she still won't sleep in her toddler bed. I used the scraps from that to make two simple Care Bears bags for Goose and my cousin's first daughter. And hair clippies - I re-did the shamrock I mangled for Goose's birthday, and I made a heart one for my cousin's little girl.
I am pondering... what a blessing it is to be forgiven.
I am reading... still the same things, also I will be adding to the list Kimberly Hahn's 'Graced and Gifted: Biblical Wisdom for the Homemaker's Heart' or so I'm told by Paperback Swap.
I am hoping... hmm, I guess things are pretty settled down, so I'm back to just my basic intercessions. God has given so many blessings lately to me and the ones I love!
I am hearing... Hubs, his parents, and sister are watching Avatar. I was tending to Goose for a big chunk of the beginning, so opted not to try and figure out what I'd missed.
Around the house... I actually cleaned it up pretty well this week! And last week, I gave Bar Keepers Friend a try on my awful shower floor and I'm thrilled to say it worked like a charm. Now to keep the house looking nice, well, that's a different story.
One of my favorite things... feeding the barn cats with my sister-in-law. Which was punctuated by a surprise visit from Hubs and our miniature donkey, who doesn't really like cats.
A few plans for the rest of the week... Bible study (only a few sessions left!), chiropractor appointment, hopefully a trip to see my cousin and her new baby, Mass on Wednesday or Thursday.
A picture thought I am sharing... While Goose was eating breakfast one morning, I put her Easter bucket full of empty plastic Easter eggs in the spare bedroom. She heard me do it, but didn't see it. After she was out of her highchair, I went downstairs to get dressed. Usually she follows me down, but that day, she didn't.
When I came back upstairs, she was sitting in the dining room (outside of the spare bedroom) playing with her eggs and bucket. The door to the spare room was open, and she'd pushed one of the kitchen chairs (the all wood one in the pic) into the spare bedroom, climbed up, got the bucket, climbed down (thankfully she didn't fall) and got down to business.
I'll admit, I don't know why she didn't pull over the chair that was already in the room, but I'm still marveling at the level of ingenuity displayed. :>)
Sunday, May 9, 2010
Daybook for May 9, 2010
2 comments:
- Grace (WhimsyLoft.Com) said...
Happy Mom's Day to you!
- May 10, 2010 at 1:37 AM
- Angela said...
That is some great ingenuity!
Graced and Gifted is an awesome book, I loved it! The first one or two chapters were hard for me to get into, but then I didn't want to put it down.
- May 10, 2010 at 2:39 PM
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The Vintage New Zealand Farm Machinery team celebrate machines of yesteryear that have worked the land, processed the produce and serviced farms for two hundred years. S13.
Showcasing rural New Zealand at its finest, we focus on key people that make an impact within their local communities, and we'll give you an insight into rural developments across Canterbury. S3.
In today's episode of Small Town Big Deal, we visit Sorghum farming in VA and a sorghum festival complete with Jousting. S2 Ep 10.
Farmweek is an agricultural news show devoted to keeping the agricultural community up-to-date on government agricultural programmes, changes in U.S. farm policy and general agricultural news. S10.
A weekly round up of all the latest rural news, commodities and financial updates, as it affects Australian farmers. A Country TV exclusive.
The meanest bulls and bravest cowboys go head-to-head, sometimes literally, in search of the World Championship title for 2017.


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The South Tapanuli areas is most southern part of North Sumatera province, bordering with province of West Sumatera and Riau. This region has population 900,000 people, known as Batak Mandailing Angkola.
Padang Sidempuan
is the capitall city of South Tapanuli. This town is also called 'Kota Salak'. It lies on the tourist route from West Sumatera (and Vice Versa) and thus all overland tour buses shall pass Padang Sidempuan. As the scenery here quite beautiful, many domestic and foreign tourist stop over this region. Some of the interesting object here are :
Portibi Temple, Dolok Simagomago, Pakantan, Husar Tolang, Sibanggor, and Adian Lungun Roha
Sipirok is small town that has undergone intensive renovation. The views are beautiful here and there is a tourist jungle, and good hotel at
Tor Sibohi
. The distric is famed for its ceramic and traditional Batak cloth.
Here you can find the historical remains of a temple from the Hindu Kingdom of
, dating 1039 A.D. Located 78 KM from Padang Sidempuan or 518 KM from Medan, this village can be reached by bus or taxi.
Penyabungan Tonga
This village is situated 72 KM from Padang Sidempuan. You can see here traditional houses of Batak Mandailing people such as:
Bagas Godang and Sopo Godang
. In front of Bagas Godang house there are some ancient temple with ancient cannon.
Nias island 125 KM off the west coast of Sumatera in the Indian Ocean. It is one of the interesting tourist destination in North Sumatera. It takes several hours by boat from the southern coast of North Sumatera. Some forms of megalithic culture are still found at Nias, in villages which are inhabitated. Visitor to the island can take the daily ferry from
Gunung Sitoli
If you start from Medan, it is full-day trip to
and continueby ferry to island. Crushers or ferry excursions include Nias on their itineraries for one day trip when cultural performances are being held in the capital of Nias. The oldest village on Nias Island is
. Its name means
'Sun hill'
. It is situated 400 metres above sea level. Entrance to village is made by climbing 480 stone steps from Orachils. Some interesting point are the meeting hall, built on massive wooden pillars and decorated with carving. The houses are built arround a square in front of King's house. This square is used for performances of war dance, complete with armour, shield and spears. Also the traditional 'stone jumping' ritual of initiating boys into manhood and training them for war. This stone jumping is demostrated for visitor now.
The name, which means 'sun hill', originated because the village is situated on top of hill 1,313 feet above sea level. Visitor have to mount steep stone steps to reach the village. Bawomataluo is the oldest village, located in southern part of Nias island. It has the shape of unperfected cross. The dwelling of tribal chief is a quite impressive one. It is built on large pillars having a circumference of 0,75 metre each. On Nias Island, pig is considered a symbol social status and measurement of one's wealth. The more pigs a man owns, the more prosperous he is. For official ceremonies, these animals are slaughtered in large number for the feasts. The biggest of traditional houses in Nias about 50 feet high, measured from the tip of roof down to the ground. Other interesting things to see are the two round stone tables and stone chairs used by the tribe chiefs, each weighing approximately 16 tons. In front of the village there might be human corpse on a stone table. According to ancient tales, alldead bodies were left lying on the stone table and would be buried after all flesh had decayed.
The village of Hilisimaetano is more easily accesible. The villagers houses are built around a square in front of the king/chief's dwelling. The square is used for performance of war dance and stone jumping ritual, which is specific to Nias island. Dancers wear a traditional outfit with bird feathers as headdress. In ancient times, the war dance and stone jumping was form of training in warfare for young men. Nowadays, they are still performed on special events or request for tourist group.
There is an old park in Gomo where visitor can find many old stone carving from ancient times. The historical remains of the Nias anchestors allways astonish visitors, wonder how the people brought the large stones up the hill from always many kilometres away when there was no form of transportation. Visitor should also see
village, 80 KM from
Teluk Dalam
. It is also situated on top of hill and can be reached only by steep stone stairway.
Lagundri and Sorake
Lagundri and Sorake beaches are located on the south coast of Nias. They are 12 KM from
Teluk Dalam
, Lagundri Beach, which form a small by of 4 kilometres in length, joins the
beach where there a big rolling waves, good for surfing. The long white sandy beach , clear water and rows of coconot trees along the shore, make these beaches particularly attractive.
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Packaging 2.0 founder Michael Brown has 20 years experience in the thermoformed packaging industry as a Vice President of Sales and Marketing for Ivex Packaging Corporation and Crystal Thermoplastics Inc. As an established expert in innovative packaging he has provided the leadership to take visionary packaging concepts from planning to successful execution.
Most of the following articles are available in PDF format and require Acrobat Reader or PDF compatible software for viewing:
"Recycling comes full circle"
Providence Business News – October 2015
"Sustainable Plastics Company Cleans Shoreline" (front page)
Newport This Week – January 2015
"Brown-hosted summit spotlights social enterprise" – interview with Michael Brown
Providence Business News – March 2014
"Nice Package"
Newport Mercury – March 2013
"Handled With Care"
Newport Life – February 2013
"Pulling up Plastic in Ocean Nets"
American Public Media Pod Cast – August 2012
"Jamestown Man Charts Course for Plastic Innovation"
Written in June 2012 by Joanna Detz – eco RI News.
"Sustainable PET film forms "tented-blister' three-pack"
Written in September 2007 by Michael Brown.
"Smartcycle Offers a Better Alternative to Plastic Packaging"
Written in September 2007 by Kara DiCamillo, Newport, RI.
"Sustainable Films: Microsoft maps road to success with recycled PET"
Written in June 2007 by Packaging Digest.
"Economy Begins With Eco"
Written in December 2006 by BusinessWeek.com.
"Sustainability brings environmental, social, and economic opportunities"
Written in October 2006 by Packaging World.
"Meeting Sustainability Goals Using Thermoformed Packaging"
Written in September 2005 by Michael Brown.
"Meeting Sustainability Goals and Environmental Mandates Using Thermoformed Packaging"
Written in December 2004 by Michael Brown for the Global Plastics Environmental Conference, 2005.
"Seagate's Seashell Honored with Ameristar Award"
Press Release: Ameristar Award, Institute of Packaging Professionals, September 2000
"Reusable PVC Clamshells Short-Circuit Waste for Lucent"
Published in Packaging World, February 1998.
"Extra-Long Trays Handle Catheter Curves"
Published in Packaging Digest, October 1993.
"One Material is Winner for One Film"
Published by Packaging Digest, June 1992.
"Schick Champions Its Tracer Razor"
Published in Packaging Digest, March 1991.
"Design Considerations in Thermoformed Packaging"
Written by Michael Brown, this article was published by the Journal of Packaging Technology, March 1990.
"Using Plastics to Add Value, Not Cost"
Published in Medical Product Manufacturing News.
"Responsible Packaging Forum, Natural Products Expo East"
September, 2011
"Quality Control in the Global Supply Chain"
April, 2008
"Meeting Sustainability Goals Using Thermoformed Packaging"
November, 2005
"Meeting Sustainability Goals and Environmental Mandates Using Thermoformed Packaging"
Global Plastics Environmental Conference – Creating Sustainability for the Environment – February, 2005


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While the Galaxy fans are eagerly waiting for the next generation Galaxy Note, the rumour mills are abuzz with reports about the sequel to last year's Galaxy Mega.
Sammobile has now received an exclusive information about the next Mega large-screen smartphone, known as Samsung Galaxy Mega 2 codenamed 'Vasta'.
Bearing model number SM-G750F, the European variant of Galaxy Mega 2 will be equipped with a 5.99in HD Super AMOLED display. The yet-to-be-announced Exynos 4415 chip will be the power house for the handset, featuring a quad-core Cortex-A9 processor, clocked at1.4GHz, paired with Mali-400MP4 graphics unit with a clock speed of 533MHz. It will pack 2GB RAM.
Besides, the build.prop file of the recently leaked stock firmware with build number G750FXXU1ANGD confirms the use of Exynos 4415 chipset.
The report further suggests the Mega 2 will have a 12 megapixel primary camera with full HD video recording at 30Fps. It will offer 8GB internal storage and support microSD card.
The Mega 2 will offer Wi-Fi 802.11, Wi-Fi Direct, DLNA, Wi-Fi hotspot, Bluetooth 4.0 LE/ANT+, GPS, GLONASS and an IR blaster for controlling the TV using Smart Control app.
As for the software part, the Mega 2 will feature Android 4.4.4 and Samsung's latest Magazine UX, like the Galaxy S5 and Galaxy Alpha.
Along with that, Samsung is said to have added a wide range of software features to help users with one-handed usability. One of such features is 'Easy Side Panel', which enables on-screen navigation buttons on the right/left side of the display.


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I remember exactly where I was when I first saw The Office. In the office. Ten years ago this month, an advance VHS – remember those? – arrived. I'd like to boast that I immediately spotted a classic. What I actually spotted was a quite funny workplace-based sitcom starring the politically incorrect bloke from Channel 4's The 11 O'Clock Show.
The Office was first broadcast on BBC2 on 9 July, 2001. It took a few episodes to grab me – and others, ratings took time to grow through pre-broadband word-of-mouth – but life in Wernham Hogg's Slough branch made its mark. It may not have been the first mockumentary or sitcom without a laughter track, but who could not love a show which featured staplers being put in jelly to relieve the existential tedium? A decade on, its mark remains in sitcoms that major on the humour of awkwardness.
David Brent was the ultimate post-Fawlty tragicomic figure – a man desperate for popularity who would never put a foot in it when he could stick in both size nines. Further exquisitely observed archetypes made the show even stronger: Tim the desk-bound dreamer (Martin Freeman) and Gareth, the yomping yes-man (Mackenzie Crook). But Gervais created a monster in Brent; his goateed picture remains the go-to image whenever a newspaper runs a story about bad boss behaviour.
By the time the second series went out Brent was a phenomenon. That dance – "I sort of fused Flashdance with MC Hammer shit" – in episode five cemented his immortality. In the same episode he was made redundant, while wearing a Bernie Clifton-style ostrich outfit. Tragedy and comedy never embraced so closely. Richard Curtis called The Office "the greatest programme I have ever seen."
A decade on I've just spent over seven hours re-viewing both series and the two specials. It is hard not to view it without thinking of Rick Gervais's post-Office work. There are moments when he uses his Extras anti-catchphrase "Are you having a laugh?". There are bad-taste quips about midgets, prefiguring the subject of his forthcoming sitcom, Life's Too Short .
Watching the box set (about to be rereleased), it became clear that while details might have dated – you will have to explain to your children that people used to smoke in bars and what a fax is – the show remains timelessly comical and also touching. Tim's love for Dawn (Lucy Davis) is genuinely moving and when David Brent begs for his job back there is an emotional charge to Ricky Gervais's performance which he has never equalled.
These days I'm freelance and mostly work from home. Watching The Office again made me uncontrollably nostalgic. Laugh? I shall put my stapler in jelly in its honour.
Five favourite Office moments
1. Tim on Slough's fleshpots: "New York New York, the nightclub that never sleeps. That closes at 1am."
2. Staff appraisals: David Brent struggles to get answers out of Keith. "What are the options?"
3. Leather jacket: Turning up for work in a shabby chainstore version of Neil's coat. "Sergio Georgini."
4. Freelove Freeway: Brent's rock'n'roll moment. "Pretty girl on the hood of a Cadillac ..."
5. The pep talk from hell: "Trust me, this is what I do. Fact."
Five forgotten Office moments
1. Travel advice: Keith plus Scotch egg offering Dawn some advice on travelling to America. "Keep your travellers' cheques in a bumbag."
2. David Brent on Lenny Henry: "I've got to save some Africans."
3. Awkward confrontation: between Tim and Dawn's boyfriend Lee while Gareth demonstrates a kill move. "Tragedy. When the feeling's gone and you can't go on."
4. Life on the micro-celebrity circuit: "What have you been on before?"
5. IT know-all puts Gareth in his place: "Oi, no professionals." Played by Matthew "Garth Marenghi" Holness.


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Thomas Wolfe, 1900–1938
Biographical note
American novelist. Wolfe wrote four lengthy novels, plus many short stories, dramatic works and novellas. He is known for mixing highly original, poetic, rhapsodic, and impressionistic prose with autobiographical writing. His books, written and published from the 1920s to the 1940s, reflect vividly on American culture and mores of the period, albeit filtered through Wolfe's sensitive, sophisticated and hyper-analytical perspective.
- Look Homeward, Angel: a story of the buried life [1929]
- Of Time and the River: a legend of Man's hunger in his youth [1935]
- From Death to Morning (1935)
- The Story of a Novel (1936)
- The Lost Boy (1937)
- The Web and the Rock (1939)
- You Can't Go Home Again [1940]
- The Hound of Darkness
- The Hills Beyond (1941)
- Mannerhouse: A Play in a Prologue and Four Acts (1948)


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Aftermath is the story of two soldiers, the sole survivors of a great war. They must work together in order to survive and return home.
The story is split into four main segments, each of which contains a major revelation or plot twist. Controls are basic, and are limited to moving forwards and backwards, as well as jumping. There are multiple levels in the game, each of which is a puzzle that requires both players to work together to advance to the next level.
Due to time limit, only a demo version containing five levels was produced through Game Maker 7.0. In addition, the majority of the graphics and all of the sound effects were borrowed from online resources, although all the background music are of original design, created with Anvil Studio. There are also some unresolved bugs involving collision detecting. However, these do not have a large impact on gameplay, and the demo itself is still playable from beginning to end. Enjoy.
- Shawn Yu - Designer/Programmer/Audio
You can download the demo here: http://sfugamedev.wikidot.com/local--files/aftermath/Aftermath.exe
Dowload the game design document here.
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Tuesday, January 19th, 2016
Sprouts, one of the best foods if you are looking for weight loss, as it has fewer calories which help to keep your weight under control. It is an important
Monday, January 4th, 2016
1. Spring onions are good for cardiovascular health. They lower the oxidation of cholesterol and reduce the risk of coronary heart disease. 2. Sulfur compounds in this vegetable help in
Monday, June 29th, 2015
Both brown and red rice are either un-hulled or partially hulled types of rice, which means you get to chew on the bran and germ that are known to have
Wednesday, June 24th, 2015
It is used as a flavourant in dishes like Pulavu, Biriyani and meat preparations. It is an ingredient in curry powder and spice masala mixtures and is also used in
Sunday, June 21st, 2015
This natural ingredient is available in various forms. Gel, powder and juice are the commonly known and used. Vera is a scientific term that means genuine, authentic or true. Therefore
Thursday, June 27th, 2013
The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence says tamoxifen or raloxifene taken daily for five years can cut breast cancer risk by 40%. Its guidance for England and Wales
Tuesday, June 18th, 2013
Shortage of Sleep will lead to health problems like gain weight, increased risk of developing heart disease or diabetes and so on. For optimum health and function, the average adult should
Monday, June 17th, 2013
Yogi and monks have been saying fasting is good for mind and body for centuries. Now the Media people Dr Michael Mosley and Mimi Spencer have framed a fast diet on
Wednesday, June 12th, 2013
1. Don't smoke – Experiments from experts proves that smoking a cigarette after meal is comparable to smoking 10 cigarettes (chances of cancer is higher) 2. Don't eat fruits immediately
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Ragi as a whole grain,higher in protein and minerals in comparison to rice. Red millet is primarily a source of energy in the diet with each serving of ragi (20g)


text: Fantastic framers. Posted on March 18, 2015 by Lou Tonkin 0 I've picked up some great artwork from the framers recently but I'm especially pleased with these original paint studies from around The Lost Gardens of Heligan estate. They are now for sale for £120 each in a proper handmade frame. Advertisements


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I previously blogged about offenses which do not give California school districts any discretion on whether to recommend and/or actually expel a student. However, there is a whole laundry list of other school offenses for which a school district is not required to suspend or expel. In fact, rather than suspending or expelling a student who commits one of the below offenses, a district can implement other punishment which may actually serve the student and student body better.
This is the BIG LIST of discretionary offenses for which a student MAY BE RECOMMENDED FOR EXPULSION and MAY BE EXPELLED in California. Suspension and expulsion are not mandatory for the below situations:
1) Caused attempted or threatened to cause physical injury.
2) Willful force or violence on another except in self-defense.
3) First offense of possession of less than one ounce of marijuana
4) Under the influence of a controlled substance (unless they count this as possession which carries a mandatory recommendation).
5) Possessed, used, or sold alcohol.
6) Offering, arranging or negotiating to sell a controlled substance, alcohol,or intoxicant and delivering a substitute material, representing it as the item.
7) Damage/attempt to damage property
8) Stealing (but robbery- e.g. stealing with force carries a mandatory recommendation)
9) Tobacco/nicotine product possession
10) Obscene act (so long as not sexual assault/battery) or habitual profanity/vulgarity.
11) Possession, negotiation or sales of drug paraphernalia
12) Disruption or willful defiance (this is the "catch all" offense)
13) Knowing receipt of stolen property.
14) Possession of imitation firearm.
15) Harassment, threats or intimidation against student witness to prevent testimony or retaliate
16) Attempt to engage in or engaging in hazing
17) Bullying including by an electronic act directed specifically toward a pupil or school personnel.
18) Sexual harassment
19) Caused or attempted to cause hate violence (grades 4-12)
21) Intentional harassment, threats or intimidation (grades 4-12)
22) Terroristic threats (e.g. threats to commit a crime)
This is an abbreviated version of California Education Code sections starting at section 48900.
With these offenses, it is completely up to the school or district's DISCRETION whether to proceed with suspension OR expulsion or... nothing. However, just because they don't carry mandated expulsion recommendations in the Education Code does not mean school districts do not put kids up for expulsion for any or all of the above. They do, and they often put them up under more than one category.
Michelle Ball
Education Law Attorney
717 K Street, Suite 228
Sacramento, CA 95814
Phone: 916-444-9064
Fax: 916-444-1209
Website: http://www.edlaw4students.com/
Education Law Attorney
717 K Street, Suite 228
Sacramento, CA 95814
Phone: 916-444-9064
Fax: 916-444-1209
Website: http://www.edlaw4students.com/
Twitter: http://twitter.com/michelleaball
Please see my disclaimer on the bottom of my blog page [http://edlaw4students.blogspot.com/]. This is legal information, not legal advice and no attorney-client relationship is formed by this posting, etc. etc.! This blog may not be reproduced without permission from the author and proper attribution of authorship.


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DTI made the decision to outsource our IT support to USWired due to their experienced staff of certified systems engineers, close attention to customer service, an impressive record of satisfied clients. We are especially pleased with the way in which they have tailored their services to fit our environment. Since retaining USWired's services, the satisfaction rating of the IT department has been at its highest level.
Richard Martoglio
Executive Vice President, DTI
I want to compliment USWired for the great work they've done on our office computer network. they responded quickly to our needs and not only raised our network to a higher level of performance, but also educated our agents on how information technology can increase their productivity. I would recommend USWired to any company seeking professional IS support services.
Jack Dent
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Coldwell Banker
Ridge Technologies has been a satisfied customer of USWired since our inception date. They understand our requirements, are sensitive to budget, personnel, and schedule considerations, and have applied their vast knowledge to develop and recommend appropriate solutions. They do not use a one 'one size fits all' approach. As our company grows, we will continue to work closely with the USWired tea,. They have been, and will continue to be, and important contributor to our success.
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Unlike other service providers we've used, USWired always responds quickly when we need support. Their engineers have successfully resolved our IT problems. I especially like how they've quickly adapted to meet our individual support needs. I would definitely recommend USWired to any firm seeking professional computer networking support.
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We chose USWired to administer our mission-critical network due to their exceptional knowledge of computer networks and their responsive and professional staff of systems engineers. Their IT solutions for collaborative workflow have resulted in fewer duplicate orders, more timely addressing of maintenance needs, and above all, greater efficiencies in managing the full range of organizational information processes. All this translates into significant cost savings and enhanced quality control.
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I've always been very satisfied with the standard of integrity, commitment, and customer service provided by USWired, as well as their extensive knowledge of a wide range of computer networking technology. They know what they're doing, and it shows.
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From Saturday, most vehicles will be stopped from entering or moving within the walled area between 1100BST and 1700BST until the end of August.
It is the third year the experiment, aimed at making the streets safer and ending traffic jams, has been run.
Detailed surveys were carried out in 2003 to rate public opinion.
The scheme uses cameras to read the number plates of all vehicles entering the town and those not on the approved list are sent fines through the post.
Of the businesses that responded to the council survey, 58% said it was an overall success.
Overall, 21% of the 1,500 residents interviewed regarded it as unsuccessful and 64% successful. The remainder did not know or did not answer.
The scheme was most popular with tourists themselves, with a 96% satisfaction rating.
They were also asked for key words that summed up their opinion of the scheme.
The majority said they would like it repeated and were happy with the hours it operated.
This year, residents with their own off-road parking space will be allowed one journey a day within the restricted hours and concessions will be offered for council car parks.
Arrangements will be made to accommodate weddings and funerals and there will be some concessions for boat owners needing access to the harbour.
The park-and-ride bus scheme will be extended to offer a great choice of alternative transport.
Pembrokeshire council's environment director Ian Westley said: "The pedestrianisation experiment for 2004 has been improved by some very positive dialogue.
"We are all hopeful that the concessions that have been made by all parties will result in a successful scheme for the coming summer."
But some say the changes have not gone far enough.
Alistair Mackay, of the Tenby Walled Town Residents Association, said people living in the ban zone needed more access to come and go in their cars.
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"Those without off-street parking should be allowed access to their properties.
"For sure in July and August there needs to be some sort of control on traffic but we feel that can be done without affecting the lives of people living here.
"Residents cannot have couriers dropping packages at their homes, building work is difficult as they are restricted, even deliveries of milk.
"My life is effectively controlled by the council as I cannot drop off or pick up anything from my house by car between 11 and five."
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Caroline considered what Director had said. She decided he was right; there had to be a way of editing his memories in a way that would show him he would lose something he wanted because of the way he treated her.
" Okay", Director said he just got into bed and if you look through the eyes there you can see he's watching Letterman. He should drop off to sleep soon. Let's start making our way to the frontal lobe.
The men began climbing towards the upper skull Caroline walked forward a bit. It had been quite a while since she'd been in this room, It looked like Tad had gotten a new TV and a new bedspread. Her stomach churned. Men purchased new linen for one reason. She figured that he probably hadn't been celibate for the last year and a half, but it was different to see direct evidence right in her face. She found herself walking closer and closer to the lens.
Suddenly, she was thrown of her feet. She rolled violently into the iris. (Although she didn't know it this would cause Tad's eyes to turn an even deeper blue than they already were.)
She saw a giant fist coming towards her. She screamed, but then realized he was simply rubbing his eyes.
"Caroline," where are you", she heard Editor calling. She realized she had gotten turned around, she looked left and right, she realized she was lost in his eyes. She finally found her way back to the optic disc. Se shimmied up to the frontal lobe to join the others.
"I think we've located the memory bands, Caroline "Director said. We've set up dolly tracks, get on the dolly and will push you back into his first memory of you. Just tell cameraman where you want to stop. We can insert your version of the memory at any point just mark off the places you want your memory to go", he said handing her a pen.
Caroline climbed on the dolly and began her journey deep into Tad's memory. Cameraman, who was doubling as a grip, pushed the dolly.
"I tell union about this I am camera man for 14 years. An also want craft services", He said as he huffed and puffed.
Caroline saw the last year and a half of Tad's life whipping past her in reverse every meal he'd eaten every day at work, every song he'd listened to flew past her so quickly that it looked like an enormous blur. The months were labeled with large letters on the side of the frontal lobe.
She arrived at February of 2009; her heart stopped for a moment as camera man slowed down until he arrived at February 20th 8:00 PM.
Tad was standing in the bathroom brushing his teeth He was naked and was inspecting himself as he brushed. Whole Lotta Love played lightly in the background and he did a few dances moves to it in the mirror.. He watched TV for about an hour and then he headed out the door. He arrived at Jonathan Mencher's birthday which was being held at a club downtown at 9:30. He had a few drinks and sat at the bar talking to Jonathan and his girlfriend about a movie they'd seen. A dark haired woman in a white dress entered the room. Tad could not take his eyes off her. His gaze traveled the length of her body down her soft supple breasts to her long well-toned legs. He imagined walking across the room and kissing her.
Caroline's closed her eyes. Who was that woman? She didn't even remember her being at the party that night.
"Camera man can you pull me forward just like an hour?" Caroline said.
"On break", camera man said.
She opened her eyes to find Tad's fantasy had progressed to full blown sex. He had envisioned taking the woman on the bar room floor. When the fantasy was over he began walking toward the woman. Before he could get to her a man came up to her and kissed her. Tad looked down at his shoes. When he looked up he noticed Caroline Entering the bar and handing a present to Jonathan. He caught her looking at him several times in the next hour.


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I had a friend that was a pastor and pastoral counselor by profession. I worked as a volunteer at the church under his supervision. What I didn't know was that he also had a history of manipulation. He was a predator and apparently I fit his profile. He manipulated things so that I worked more and more closely with him all the while making comments about how husbands see their wives as 'pieces of furniture sometimes', etc. He started to become a good friend and I began to doubt my marriage. He started talking to me on the phone for hours always commenting on how he couldn't believe the 'connection' that we had with each other and eventually it was 'this kind of connection only happens once in a lifetime' and 'I want to marry you—we belong together'.
I tried to set boundaries between us so that things wouldn't go that way—we were both married people—but he intentionally broke the boundaries in an underhanded way and my resolve left me. He always kept me confused, always made me doubt myself, always played 'mind games' to make me want a relationship with him more. He swore me to secrecy because, after all, if I told anyone he would lose his job and could never be a pastor again and his doctorate degree he was about to finish would be worthless. He made me not trust our senior pastor by painting him to be the 'bad guy'—power hungry and politically motivated. He made me not trust my husband by telling me things like, 'if he ever gets any angrier and hits you or threatens you or the kids you can stay here with me, I'll protect you'. He isolated me from my friends because I couldn't tell them about us yet—'they'd never understand'. He made it so that he was my whole world.
I asked my husband, (more like I demanded), for a divorce and we started living apart. This man went to my mother and professed his love for me to her and told her that he wanted to marry me and love me for the rest of his life. He was 55; I was 32. He told me he wanted us to wait until we were married for anything physical—yet on the first day he kissed me he pushed almost 'that far'. He had a way of playing the 'gentleman' in that area. Always initiating something and then backing away and saying how he couldn't do that, it wasn't right, we needed to wait. It was all mind games to make me think he was so wonderful and respectful of my feelings. He was a con man who was way too prepared when things did go that far. He was an angry violent man who didn't show it until he got what he wanted and by that point I felt there was no turning back.
He used my sympathy to keep me building him up. He used my fear of ending up alone to keep me addicted to the 'relationship'. He kept up promises of trips to Gatlinburg to keep me in a fantasy world. He used me in every way someone can be used and then shut down on me and no longer cared about my thoughts and feelings, only his own. He used his wife's home to paint pictures of our future, he even tried once to suggest the use of his wife's new apartment when they were separated and she was at work for what he wanted! He used his counseling experiences to use my past experiences to his advantage. He would tell me he should 'send me back' to my husband because 'this was harder on both of us then either of us imagined.' When I was depressed to the point of checking myself into a hospital because I couldn't go on, he told me that I wasn't depressed and didn't need medication—'I just needed him and I'd be fine'. He talked me out of getting help for weeks and I started having thoughts of taking my own life. He didn't want me, my husband wouldn't want me now, if I was alone I would only float from man to man trying to feel loved, my church wouldn't want me and my family and friends (with the exception of my mother) wouldn't want me. My thoughts went on and on and told me that life was hopeless.
I cried out to God constantly and finally I just gave up everything to Him and surrendered. I asked God to just make me whole again in any form that He wanted. I didn't care what, I just wanted to be whole and usable to Him again. He began to turn my life around. I reconciled with my husband who has been such a man after God's heart. He and I are now more in love than we have ever been (I write this less than a year after reconciliation) and I know that only God could make that happen.
If you are in the same place that I was (or if you can see that your life may be headed in that direction), run as fast as you can back to Christ. Make him the best friend, center of your life that He needs to be. Don't allow someone else to take Christ's place in your life away from you. Surrender to God, everything. Pray to Him to allow you to have love for your husband again. Refuse to talk to the one who is confusing you at all costs, don't see him or talk to him for any reason no matter how bad the addiction to him and no matter how bad the nightmarish withdrawals of that relationship may make you feel. Satan makes you believe that you can't live without him, when you get away from that deception you wake up, open your eyes and see that God's love is there waiting for you to return to him. He will hold you through the roughest parts of your life and will comfort you through the moments that are unbearable. Run to God and don't stop running in His direction. Don't believe someone who tells you that God wants you to leave your husband; it just isn't true. God doesn't contradict His Word and He doesn't have any reason for you to place your trust in someone who is trying to get you to do just that. Someone who tells you that God is calling you to break one of His commands is deceiving you and they themselves are already more deceived than you are. You can find your love again, you will go on, and there is hope, more abundant than you have ever thought possible. I am living proof.
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After being expelled from school, and a series of dead end jobs, Lee Cartwright decided to take life by the horns and set up his own computer repair business.
From a very young age I have always been into electronics and money. I always wanted to do something in life but my stammer kept putting me off. School life was terrible. I was very clever at school but because I could not communicate by talking I used to lash out and be the class idiot. Eventually I get expelled from school at the age of 15, no qualifications!
When I turned 16 I found myself a job in the local fish factory, working very hard earning only minimal money. I tried to speak with the manager to tell him I could do a website for him, but because of my stammer it all came out wrong so I was stuck.
I did various dead end jobs, but one day I got an urge to do something with my life. I always was a quick learner so I got on the internet and learned all about business and what I needed to do. In March 2004 I finally had enough information to set up business repairing computers.
First call out
I always remember my first call out, I was very nervous and stammered like mad. The customer I had was very sympathetic and told me to calm down, it's alright. Gradually I became confident in running the business and my stammer became less of a problem. It seemed to disappear when I knew I was good at what I was doing. When I first started the business I was answering the phone to jobs and losing half of them, because people thought since I couldn't talk properly I probably couldn't repair their computer.
A couple of years later the local newspaper got hold of what I had achieved and published a story about how I set up business and my stammer (www.timesandstar.co.uk). From that day my customer base expanded and word of mouth soon got around, I also found many people who stammer came to see me with computer problems they had. Customers who stammered knew they wouldn't be judged because of a stammer.
6 years on I am still doing what I love best, but it is now slightly easier for me as I have a receptionist who takes the calls. I still have difficult days where I have been working flat out for weeks with no rest. My stammer becomes really severe when I am under pressure.
Many people who stammer came to see me with computer problems they had. They knew they wouldn't be judged because of a stammer.
Now I don't care about my stammer, I don't let it rule my life like it did in my teens and early twenties. I used to hate going to places where I had to ask for something. Now I just get on with it, if the person does not like it then I just deal with it and move on.
I would never turn back the clock. My stammer used to rule my life and put a damper on my ambitions, but now I am in charge not my stammer.
I now have 3 children ages 2 to 10. They don't stammer. When they were growing up I tried not to stammer around them as I was concerned about triggering the same in them (though BSA tell me I needn't have worried about this). Life is good and my business portfolio keeps expanding into new ideas. I would say this if you stammer and are in the same situation that I was: take note you only live once, make the most of it with what you have!
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A White Carousel.
I do not like musicals, and Rogers and Hammerstein's Carousel is the exception. Considered by most critics and admirers to be their darkest musical, Carousel is a blend of beautiful and memorable music, a story of love unspoken, feelings unexpressed, disappointment, joy and death.
Longing to tell you, but afraid and shy
I let my golden chances pass me by.
Now, I've lost you
Soon I will go in the mist of day
And you never will know
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Carousel is a haunting love story and also a cautionary tale. Don't be afraid to tell people you love them and believe in yourself. One of life's heartaches is when two people wait too long to declare their love and be together.
The 1956 Carousel stars Gordon MacRae and Shirley Jones, and was directed by Henry King. Be moved by How I loved you. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iuHAh-2xGxw&feature=related
The Carousel Waltz is beautiful and sets the haunting tone. The songs If I Loved You, and You'll Never Walk Alone are my favourites.
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And you'll never walk alone
You'll never walk alone
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