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The researchers were in Baltimore on Tuesday to perform laser scans on a set of Washington's dentures at the National Museum of Dentistry — dentures, they say, that were not made of wood as commonly believed.
Scientists and historians plan to use the information to help create new, expressive, life-sized figures of plaster and wax to show aspects of the 6-foot-3 Washington's personality they consider underappreciated.
"People know that Washington was great, but many people think he was boring and nothing could be further from the truth," said James C. Rees, executive director of the Mount Vernon Estate and Gardens, Washington's home in northern Virginia.
"Of all the founding fathers, he was the most athletic, the most adventurous and clearly a man of action," Rees said.
Washington, contrary to his grim-faced portrait on the dollar bill, was a great dancer and horseman. He started losing his teeth in his 20s.
Mount Vernon plans to create three life-size figures for an exhibit due to open late next year in a new museum and education center. A 19-year-old Washington will be portrayed as a surveyor in a forest with his equipment. A 45-year-old Washington will be seen on a horse at Valley Forge. At age 57, he will be shown being sworn in for his first term as president.
The dentures had springs to help them open and bolts to hold them together.
"The portrait on the dollar bill is not the complete Washington," said anthropologist Jeffrey Schwartz. "I'm trying to get at the whole person."
Work on the project began in July when Schwartz and other researchers began making digital scans of a number of items at Mount Vernon, including Washington's spectacles, another pair of dentures and a bust of the former president created by the French artist Jean Antoine Houdon when Washington was 53.
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You can add widgets to the home screen. This allows you to have more flexibility and to see information at a glance, without going into the app.
It is compatible with a range of Android devices such as smartphones and tablets.
There is a tablet-optimised version of the app available. This gives a much better user experience than using an app designed for a phone on a tablet.
It is compatible with a range of iOS devices such as iPhones, iPads and the iPod Touch.
The app allows you to organize tasks into projects or folders.
Labels help you organize tasks taking into account the location and/or the type of the activity. For example: home, work, errand, phone call.
The tasks in your lists can be sorted using various criteria, for example by deadline or by priority.
Certain tasks can be automatically rescheduled after completion, allowing you to keep track of recurring events like appointments or birthdays. A task can be set to repeat daily, weekly, monthly, etc.
The app allows you to attach long notes to your tasks, a useful feature when you need to write down a lot of information about a task.
You can set the date when a task needs to be completed.
The app sends reminders when tasks are due, alerts for events and other types of reminders (like reminding you to take your medicine).
Your data is synced to the cloud, making it easier to access across different devices and making sure it is always backed up in case you lose your device.
When you archive old data, it will go into a special folder in case you ever need it. This means it is out of the way, but not deleted forever.
You can export the data from your app to an e-mail address, so you have a copy of it and can forward it on to another person if needed.
Voice-to-text is a type of speech recognition program that converts spoken to written language.
If you need to find something specific, you can search your data for certain keywords.
The app allows you to attach various types of files (documents, PDFs, videos, spreadsheets, voice memos, etc.)
The app allows you to add images.
Allows you to easily print your task lists.
You can tag your photos/videos at the specific location where you took them. This gives you another way to organise them, and also makes them more discoverable by other people.


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The Brandeis cross country teams, under eighth-year head coach John Evans, will have big shoes to fill in 2011. The men are gunning for Brandeis's fourth-straight NCAA tournament berth, which would make Marc Boutin '12, Chris Brown '12 and Alex Hulse '12 the first senior class since 1993 to reach the NCAA cross country championships in each of their four seasons at Brandeis. The men will have to replace three of their top five finishers for the 2010 NCAA championships, when they finished second among New England schools and third among UAA schools. Brown, the University Athletic Association Rookie of the Year in 2008, and Boutin, have been among the team's top-three at their first three trips to the NCAAs, with Brown cracking the top 100. Both were All-New England honorees as juniors. Sophomore Ed Colvin, the 2010 UAA Rookie of the Year, just missed All-Region honors last season by placing 38th at the regional championships.
On the women's side, Brandeis will have to replace three of their top four runners from the regional championships, including All-New England performer and UAA runner-up Grayce Selig, who went on to finisher her career with four All-America performances in track and field. All-Association classmate Marie Lemay also departs. Senior Kate Warwick is the top returning after claiming All-Region accolades with a 27th-place finish at New England and a season that included a third-place finish at the UMass Darmouth Shriners Invitational early in the season. Evans will also look to sophomores Amelia Lundkvist and Victoria Sanford to step up in their sophomore campaigns.
The Brandeis men enter the season ranked eighth in New England and tied for 35th in the nation in the United States Track and Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) polls, while the women are 10th in the region. The Judges open their season on Sept. 1 at the University of Southern Maine, with their only local meets at UMass Dartmouth on Sept. 24 and the Open New England Championships at Franklin Park in Boston on Oct. 8.
The Brandeis women's soccer team is looking to build on one its most successful seasons in school history. Coach Denise Dallamora's squad earned an at-large berth to the NCAA tournament and reached the second round before bowing out. The Judges will have to replace their top two leading scorers and a key defender, but several important cogs are back as they look to claim their first UAA title.
Brandeis led the Association in scoring in 2010 with 50 goals on the season, but 20 of those goals came from players who have graduated. A talented group of sophomores will look to step up their scoring, including Hilary Andrews, who scored the team's game-winning goal against Castleton State in the opening round of the NCAA tournament, and Maddie Stein, who started four games. Both players had three goals and an assist in their first collegiate campaign. "Our offense will play a similar style to last season," says Dallamora. "But I think we have a little more speed up top, enabling us to get the ball in behind the defense. We should also be a little bit better in the air, which will make us that much more exciting to watch."
Senior forward/midfielder Mimi Theodore leads the returning scorers with five goals and nine assists for 19 point. Theodore was second in the UAA in assists and tied for fifth in points. Senior Alanna Torre, a second-team All-Association and third-team All-New England selection, had three goals and three assists in 2010 also helps control the midfield, as does sophomore Mary Shimko, who led Brandeis rookies with 16 starts last season. Senior Fran Shin, an All-UAA honorable mention in 2009, will also move up from the back line into the midfield. "Our midfield will be focused on possession," says Dallamora. "At the same time, I expect them to be shooting a little more and making deeper runs."
The Brandeis defense, which finished second in the Association with 10 shutouts, returns a couple of seniors in Ali Maresca and Ali Theodore, while classmate Jessica Schulman returns from injury. While the unit will miss four-year starter Taryn Martiniello '11, Dallamora says that a crop of strong rookies will push the returners, but the leadership will be a shared responsibility among the players. Between the pipes, junior Francine Kofinas was terrific in goal in her first season of regular playing time for Brandeis, finishing second in the UAA with 90 saves and posting a 0.82 goals against average, with newcomer Michelle Savuto and sophomore Katie Weil also looking to break into the lineup.
Brandeis opens the season on Sept. 1 at home against Clark University. The Judges, who finished in third place in the UAA last season, open the conference slate on Oct. 1 against the University of Rochester.
The Brandeis men's soccer team will look to build on the momentum that propelled them to the 2010 ECAC New England title in 2010 as the tournament's fourth seed. With 54 goals (most in the UAA) and 2.70 goals per game (second in the Association), the Judges will look to keep their offense buzzing and bolster their defense in the hopes of returning to the postseason. "I think this year's team has as much depth as any I've had here in the past 10 years," says legendary head coach Mike Coven, who is entering 38th season.
Brandeis had a balanced attack on offense last season, with seven different players scoring at least four goals. Only two of their 54 tallies came from seniors. At forward, junior Lee Russo was one of only two UAA players to score 10 goals last season, while senior Luke Teece, an All-Association honorable mention, finished with nine goals and two assists in just 15 games. Teece's three goals in UAA play came in just five contests before he missed the final two games and the ECAC run due to injury. Add to the mix the return of junior Sam Ocel, the squad's top playmakers in 2009, from injury and rookie Tyler Savonen, a Boston Globe All-Scholastic selection from Orleans, Mass., and the Judges could be even more potent up top.
In the midfield, junior Joe Eisenbies added eight goals and senior Alexander Farr had seven tallies in 18 games off the bench. Senior Theo Terris, who had a team-high five assists and earned second-team All-UAA honors, while another Globe All-Scholastic, Robbie Lynch, of Weymouth, Mass., has been added to the mix.
The sturdy Brandeis back line will be anchored by seniors Ari Silver – a second-team All-Association pick in 2010 - and David McCoy, who was All-UAA honorable mention in 2009. Sophomores Ben Applefield, the only rookie among four Judges who started all 20 games, Ethan Bercelli, who Coven called "one of the team's most improved players of the offseason" and Matt Brondoli, who started five games before missing the rest of the season to injury also bring another season of experience to the pitch.
In net, the Judges will look to junior Blake Minchoff to replace two-time All-Association selection Taylor Bracken, with rookie Joe Graffy, an All-State selection out of Concord, N.H., in reserve.
The Judges open the 2011 season the weekend of Sept. 3-4 at the Keene State Classic, with their home opener against WPI on Sept. 14. Brandeis played five one-goal games in the University Athletic Association in 2010 – but dropped four of them. They hope to turn things around in the league starting with their Oct. 1 opener at home against Rochester. "A lot of hard work has led to a level of improvement in the off-season," Coven says. "Now we need to translate it to the field."
The volleyball team will be looking to bounce back from its first losing season since 2005, but it won't be easy, as Michelle Kim's team will have to replace three starters, including a four-year starter at setter in Abby Blasco, a 1,000-kill outside hitter in Blasco's twin sister Paige, and one of the top net presences in the league in middle blocker Nicole Smith. "Those three seniors left big shoes to fill," says Kim. "We're in the process of finding a new identity for our team, but the chemistry has been great from what I have seen so far."
Sophomore Yael Einhorn, who earned a handful of starts at setter as a rookie when Abby Blasco battled injury, will quarterback the team. Einhorn will also serve as the team captain this year. "It's a lot of responsibility for Yael," says Kim. "But it comes with the territory." Sophomore Si-Si Hensley, the squad's top returning offensive threat after averaging 1.75 kills per game in her rookie campaign - third on the team – will be another on-the-court leader as one of the squad's best all-around performers. Juniors Lauren Berens and Becca Fischer, the team's two returning six-footers, will help to pick up the slack at the net, having both tallied over 60 blocks in their second season. Fischer is a two-year starter who is likely to slide into Smith's role at the net, while Kim says that Behrens' versatility will be key for the team's success. Defensively, junior Susan Sun, who saw her playing time increase dramatically last season, will anchor the back row. "Susan is a steady presence in the back," says Kim. "Her passing in consistent and her defense will keep us under control."
The team's top newcomers include a pair of All-State players: Liz Hood, of Albuquerque, N.M., who Kim calls a "solid all-around player who will provide firepower on attack", and defensive specialist Elsie Bernaiche of Plantsville, Conn. Other newcomers who will provide depth include Sam Heller of Pelham, N.Y.; Vicki Karkantis of Acton, Mass.; and Shemira Pennyman of Meriden, Conn.
The Judges open the season on Sept. 2 at the Western Connecticut State University Invitational, with their first home matches coming the weekend of Sept. 9 and 10 with the Brandeis Invitational tournament.


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2013 - The primary aim of this paper is to report on OHRC research and consultation findings and analysis to date on key creed-based human rights issues, options and debates. We hope that this will add further transparency to our creed policy update process, and help to increase general public awareness of creed-based human rights issues. Another goal is to develop a stronger contextual framework for understanding and addressing contemporary creed-based human rights issues.


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Sacramento Personal Injury Lawyer
The television ads are never-ending. You've all heard them. "The BEST personal injury lawyer in Sacramento" or "the BEST in California" or perhaps even in the world.
Truth is, the television ads are a lot of hype, sometimes leaving a person in confusion about who really is a good personal injury lawyer. Hopefully, my website will help you decide on what to look for in finding a competent, experienced lawyer who is personally involved with your case and works hard to get you the settlement you deserve.
I hope that you choose our personal injury law firm. But if you choose to go with someone else, you want to select an accident attorney that will help you achieve a fair and just resolution of your claim.
I'm Ed Smith, a personal injury lawyer in Sacramento since 1982. I've had the same office, located at 1900 Point West Way in Sacramento, since 1992. I've created this website because I want to help you find an injury attorney that is experienced, hard working and is a good fit for you.
My law practice is made up of unique individuals with great skill sets. They are conscientious and skilled employees who truly care about our clients. My staff and I have a long-term relationship with each other, as many of us have worked together for over 20 years. We are like a family here and we'd like to welcome you and your family to work with ours.
I've written an article about issues to consider when selecting a personal injury lawyer here. Hopefully, a review of this article will help you decide what characteristics you should look for in a personal injury attorney.Personal Injury Cases
I've been handling ONLY personal injury cases throughout California since 1982, and since I've been in serious accidents myself, I know something about what you may be going through. I've had several near death experiences and my share of nasty injuries. I know something about pain and its effects.
If you are looking for some help, it is quite likely because you're in pain and feeling some uncertainty about if you will be treated fairly. You may already be frustrated by your discussions with the responsible party's insurance adjuster and maybe with your own insurance adjuster as well.
Whether you were driving on 2 wheels, 4 wheels or 28, my site will give you helpful information to steer through the thicket of personal injury law in California. We are the car accident lawyers who will help you right now.Sacramento Personal Injury Lawyer with a Holistic Approach
I believe in a holistic approach to personal injury cases. That doesn't mean I'll anoint you with peppermint oil as you walk through the doors of my office, but it does mean that I take a very personal interest in your welfare. My firm is known as the "personal" personal injury law firm because we take the time to get to know you, your background, hopes and dreams.
We take satisfaction in helping you and your family find positives in what could otherwise be a medical, emotional and economic disaster.
We thoroughly research the nature of your injuries and team with you and your doctors to get you back to a state of vibrant health. We communicate with you every step of the way. We encourage you to try different practices to reduce stress in your life. Stress and pain are inextricably related and over the years we've found many things that can help relieve stress. We'll encourage you to try them as we go forward with you on your road to recovery.
Here's what some of our past clients have said about us:Client Testimonies
"A blessing" - Sarah C.
"I was in involved in a very serious car accident and was referred to Ed's office. I had never had to hire a personal injury lawyer in the past and was somewhat nervous about it. They were thorough and compassionate and I was very happy with the settlement and the way they negotiated down my excessive hospital bills". William W.
"Warm and sincere help." - Art A.
"When everyone else was calling my fight a lost cause, this office jumped in and fought for me like a champion. Both knowledgeable and compassionate, they negotiated intensely on my behalf. I was able to receive the best available care for my injuries, and will now be able to recover from my financial losses as well. This is definitely the team you want on your side." Amanda R.
"He took charge of collecting my medical records so that I didn't have to do any of it - recommended examinations and follow-up that I needed, and paid attention to my thoughts, wishes, and needs about a settlement. I felt he was always honest and straight-forward with me. I'd recommend him to anyone." - Gary W.
"Professional, friendly, knowledgeable." - Terry D.
"I have never actually needed a lawyer before until I had my first car accident which was caused by someone else. My dad researched lawyers in our area and Ed had top-rated reviews, so naturally, we chose him. They helped me obtain medical treatment right away and always checked up on how I was doing. They were always very friendly, answered all my questions, and kept me informed. A very pleasant experience.. got a great settlement. The rest of the staff great as well, very friendly and inviting. I always felt welcomed any time I needed to stop by the office to sign paperwork. I would highly recommend this law office." - Kristina M.
"Experienced, Resourceful." -Simonova, S.
"Excellent Results" - L. Barrera
In a more perfect world, insurance companies and their adjusters would take responsibility for the wrongdoing of their insureds and try their best to both fix your vehicle and help you obtain a fair recovery. More often than not, however, they treat you as if you were the wrongdoer and give you attitude and contempt. Delay and pressure tactics are sadly all in a days work for insurance companies.
Sorting through and selecting injury lawyers can be difficult. Certainly, neither I or anyone in my family knew a personal injury lawyer or for that matter, any lawyer at all when I grew up.My Background
I was born in Brooklyn, NY and called NYC my home until I joined the Air Force in 1966. My parents were blue-collar working people who never attended Harvard or Yale. They didn't complete high school either. So, if you're looking for an Ivy League lawyer, I'm not your man.
I served four great years in the military including Airborne Service in Southeast Asia from 1968-1970. After leaving the military, I used the GI Bill to attend UC Davis. I married in 1978 and later graduated from McGeorge School of Law in Sacramento in 1982, the same year my son, Brant was born. I opened my own office in 1983 and started working on personal injury cases exclusively in 1987. Since then, my office has handled thousands of personal injury cases including catastrophic injury and wrongful death cases.
I love what I do. I don't know any other career that could have given me more satisfaction in life.My Philosophy
My philosophy is that my clients are courageous people who temporarily have been removed from their normal life due to the failure of someone else to abide by important safety rules. My job is to help you find sources of income if you are temporarily out of work and also facilitate the recovery from your accident with some measure of grace and ease. Ideally, we can work together to help you go from a breakdown to a breakthrough. Obtaining justice for my injured clients is my top priority.
At this office, clients often become friends. We keep in touch and frequently go to concerts, river trips, parties, and other events. We hope as you recover you'll join us on some of them.Associations and Accomplishments
I am a member of Consumer Attorney's of California, The Brain Injury Association of California as well as the Capital City Trial Lawyers Association.
Although I handle cases in California, I maintain a network of experienced attorneys in other states and can refer you to extremely competent attorneys in those states.
I've written several books on personal injury law including The Ultimate California Auto Injury Handbook and The California Motorcycle Accident Handbook. I'm currently working on a book tentatively titled Personal Injury Picasso: How Attorney's Evaluate and Value Personal Injury Cases. These books are on Amazon (including Kindle) but you can obtain them free by emailing us at firstname.lastname@example.com and requesting a copy. If you have been in a crash, these books are a valuable guide on what to do.
I've been on a hosted highly rated cable TV show called "Ask a Lawyer" with JoAnne Engle for over a decade.
We maintain high traffic Facebook and Pinterest sites. We are active in community organizations and charities such as Sacramento Food Bank, WEAVE, Girl Scouts of America, Walk for Thought, Coats for Kids, and many local high schools and church youth organizations.Our Practice Areas
For a sample of the types of injuries our office has handled, see our traumatic injuries page. Over the years we've handled many types of cases, including those involving a fatality. We've worked exclusively with vehicular accidents of every variety.
We handle serious slip and fall cases if they result in a femur fracture and the need for surgery as well as medical malpractice claims.
We can help you with drug product injuries as well as medical equipment defect litigation and boating accidents.Trust in a Good Sacramento Personal Injury Attorney
I know that my office will do a great job for you. I'm so sure of it that I'll make you a no-risk guarantee. If you decide after meeting me and my co-workers that you want us to handle your personal injury case and are later dissatisfied, you can walk away from your contract with me in the first 60 days and owe me nothing except any costs that I'm out of pocket. That seems only fair. If you don't think my office is doing a top-notch job, I want to make it easy to walk away. I do this because I'm confident you'll see we are a good match. You deserve a personal injury attorney that you trust and feel confident in.
I'm sure you may have questions such as:
- How do I pay for an attorney?
- How will I replace my lost wages if I'm off work?
- Who will pay for my medical bills?
- I need surgery or medical care and have no medical insurance, what can I do?
- Can I recover for future medical bills if I need future medical care?
- What happens if I can't return to work because my injuries disable me?
- Can I recover for pain and suffering?
- How can I make my rent or house payment? Is there a way to get a cash advance on my case?
- Who will take care of my children?
- What can I do if I've lost my spouse or a family member?
- What damages are recoverable?
If these questions and more are keeping you up at night, call me today at 916.921.6400 or 800.404.5400 for free, friendly advice. I am the Sacramento Personal Injury Attorney that you can call anytime. If you'd rather, send me basic information online about your accident click here and I'll get back to you promptly.
I'm always available for in-hospital calls or to meet you at your home. Our initial consultations are free of charge and we take all cases on a contingency basis. That means I don't get paid unless you win. Call now!
Find out more about us on Yelp, Google, Avvo, Nolo or HG Legal Resources.
I'm a California member of the Million Dollar Advocates Forum, National Association of Distinguished Counsel and National Academy of Motorcycle Injury Lawyers.
See our past verdicts and settlements page.


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If Eastern were a perfect university, what would it look like? That is the key question one asks when creating a vision statement.
Eastern New Mexico University has been a respected center of learning for the region and the state since 1934 and continues to build on a rich heritage. The following is the vision statement of the University, which conveys what the institution desires to become.
The Eastern New Mexico University community envisions the following for the future:
The University mission is based on the concept of student success, and the people of the University provide student-centered academic and extracurricular programs to fulfill this mission. The institution recognizes the global nature of society and is committed to educating students to be productive citizens with successful careers and fulfilling lives.
ENMU students pursue challenging academic goals and engage in stimulating classroom experiences, and the University emphasizes individual academic advising and career counseling. Students, faculty and staff engage in intellectual dialog and debate in a collegial environment. The University continues to produce alumni who are good citizens and contributors to society and who can compete with graduates of other institutions.
The Eastern community envisions a University where each faculty and staff member instills in one another and in the students a sense of social and cultural awareness and responsibility. The University accomplishes this by embracing ethnic, racial and cultural diversity as a core value and by actively building greater diversity among students, faculty and staff. This environment facilitates personal and social growth for all members of the University community.
The students are mentored by well-qualified and caring faculty and staff who treat one another with respect and work together to accomplish institutional goals. The faculty and staff pursue professional development opportunities to enhance their skills and knowledge to improve the campus-learning environment and to create greater efficiencies and productivity within the University.
Members of the Eastern New Mexico University community understand that education is a dynamic process and requires strategic planning, meaningful assessment and thoughtful strategic decision-making. This process has the input of all of the University members in order to facilitate continuous improvement.
The ENMU Foundation provides exceptional funding for scholarships and program enhancements, and the Alumni Association actively supports the institutional goals. Additionally, the University has a supportive and collaborative relationship with the communities it serves.
By realizing this vision of excellence, Eastern New Mexico University continues to serve the region as a center of higher education and life long learning, providing educational opportunities for an expanding spectrum of learners.


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Bleep blop blurp wuuurrr… Hey, your internet's calling! Its got a whole new set of skills. The internet is a reliable source for just about anything you could possibly imagine. Its a veritable genie at your finger tips. Ask and ye shall receive. But then you already know that. That's why you're here. You being the tech savvy consumer you are, have already figured out that TSS Radio is the best online retailer for all SiriusXM parts and accessories. You know it, I know it, and the internet knows it. That's not why its calling. The internet is calling to let you know about all of the SiriusXM content that's available online. With the update to Sirius 2.0 and its new Beta Player, there's a whole lot to be excited about!
What is Sirius 2.0 you ask? I'm so glad you did. SiriusXM has provided online content for years, but the recent update to Sirius 2.0 it has gotten a whole lot better. You still have the ability to listen to the online content anywhere you want, using the same username and password, on any device that can connect you to the internet. The Internet Radio subscription gives you additional content, not available through the satellite feed, as well as the new XTRA channels. The XTRA channels have a lot of great options, which for me, couldn't be more perfect. I love comedy, rock n' roll, and sports. With the XTRA channels, I get great new comedy selections from Carlin's Corner and UCB Radio. RockBar and Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Radio provide some of the best music ever made. And SportsCenter gives me all the latest news from ESPN. Not to mention, Internet Radio's ability to give you live play-by-play for just about every sport out there. Who could ask for more? Spanish speaking listeners? Included in the new XTRA channels is a great deal of Latin programing, including about a dozen dedicated Latin & World channels. That's all in addition to the online channels only available with an internet subscription. But Sirius 2.0 is much more than just XTRA Channels.
Have you ever wished you could time travel, but lacked the Flux Capacitor? With Sirius 2.0's Start Now feature you can go back 5 hours from where you start listening to see what you missed. Some channels are more limited with this feature, but most talk shows allow it. You can pause, rewind, and fast forward live radio on any channel. Due to bandwidth restrictions there is a limit to the number of times you can skip a song, but the ability to go back to the beginning of a show is really unbeatable. Not only can you jump back 5 hours, but you can search to see whats on other channels all while you listen to your current station. There is even a Show Alert function that will tell you when your favorite song or artist is playing on another channel. If you missed the alert and flipped over too late, don't sweat it, Sirius 2.0 has that covered as well. With TuneStart, SiriusXM automatically starts the song from the beginning when you tune into the station… On every channel! You can even store your favorite channels for easier access. Want even easier access? Try On Demand, Sirius 2.0's newest feature. On Demand is exactly what it sounds like, the ability to access past shows at any time, and listen whenever you'd like! With dozens of ways to tune in, whats not to love about Sirius 2.0?!
Whoopee, you say? (With genuine excitement, I am sure) How can I go about obtaining this glorious Sirius 2.0? Why, how else? The internet! For just $3.99 you can add an internet subscription to your existing satellite subscription. Then, you can access SiriusXM internet radio from home, work, or anywhere you get an internet connection. Just because the content is online, doesn't mean you need a computer to access it. Internet Radios like Grace Wireless and the TTR1 Sirius Tabletop are great options for indoor use. The Grace models provide features that go well beyond the SiriusXM online content by also delivering access to thousands of Internet Radio options from around the world. Of course, SiriusXM provides receivers can deliver Sirius 2.0 as well. The SiriusXM Edge, for instance, operates solely on a satellite feed, but comes equipped with Sirius2.0 features such as XTRA Channels. The Edge is a Plug and Play receiver like most others on the XM platform. On the Sirius side, the Stiletto 2 is capable of connecting via WiFi and therefore capable of getting Sirius 2.0 within range of a router. The nice thing about the Stiletto is its versatility. It can be used with WiFi, as a plug and play unit in docking stations, or portably with a built in antenna and battery. Unfortunately the Stiletto is discontinued, so its parts and accessories are becoming more and more difficult to come by, though we will carry them as long as we possibly can. One of the most fascinating and exciting receivers that receives Sirius 2.0 is the new SiriusXM Lynx.
The Lynx is a ground breaking new receiver for SiriusXM, that is sure to change how people listen to Satellite Radio. It can be used portably with a WiFi signal and is optimally designed for Sirius 2.0. With a built in speaker as well as a headphone jack, this radio is ideal for carrying around the house or office while streaming your internet subscription. You can also use it like a Plug and Play receiver in Home Kits, Vehicle Kits, and Boomboxes where it will receive a satellite signal. Another ground breaking feature is the ability to connect to devices via Bluetooth so your home stereo plays what the device you carry around portably displays. The Lynx is designed on a modified version of the Andriod platform, and has a touch screen display that is very easy to use. All of the features from Sirius 2.0 are available with this unit, as well as a few additional features. Radio Replays, Artist and Song information, as well as some rumored updates yet-to-come such as On Demand, make this radio unparallelled to any other. The Lynx makes one wonder why anyone would want to listen through a computer or app.
Computers, Tablets, and Smartphones are like the internet, they're everywhere. There's a reason they call it the World Wide Web. An internet subscription allows you to listen to live NFL games in Europe, MLB in Asia, and NPR in Africa. Your only limit to the online content is internet access. Connecting audio for these parts has never been easier. Whether you are using the basic RCA Input, an iPod dock, or Smartphone adapter, TSS Radio has the parts you need to play your Radio at home or in a vehicle. I'm of the opinion that SiriusXM Satellite is the way to go for road travel, and even in home with the right satellite radio home antenna. With SiriusXM online, as with any online content, you will always be limited to internet access. The Satellites hovering above North America ensure you will always have a signal provided you can aim an antenna in the sky. When you do have internet access though, nothing compares to the clarity and quality of the sound on SiriusXM's internet service. Give it a try, you won't regret it. You can get a free trail right now from, where else? The internet! It's a wonderful tool. With Sirius 2.0, its even better.


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The streamlined buildings, housewares, and furniture of design pioneer Alvar Aalto (1898–1976) have earned him godlike status among his fellow Finns. Here's how to live the Aalto lifestyle from dawn to dusk.
See The sleek, geometric Aalto House, built in the 1930s. Its reliance on wood and glass was groundbreaking—as was the use of natural light in his winter-white 1950s-era Studio.
Buy Reissues of classic furniture and lights by Aalto and his cohorts—like the pendant lamps he designed in the '50s (pictured above)—at Artek. Or pick an original Aalto curvaceous lounge chair from Artek 2nd Cycle's stock of vintage Finnish furnishings.
Eat Vorschmack, made with lamb, herring, garlic, and onions, at Savoy, which Aalto designed in 1937 with his wife, Aino, and the famed textile artist Dora Jung. We love its cozy wooden ceilings and walls (entrées from $30).
A sprawling swath of the city center packed with boutiques, bars, and cafés, the Design District has quaint, orderly streets with cutting-edge Finnish photography and homespun designer duds, plus plenty of the textiles and forward-thinking furniture for which Helsinki is known. Here's where to go:
1 Design Museum Filled with iconic wares such as Richard Lindh's 1960 Solifer moped.
2 Helsinki Secondhand For vintage Finnish ceramics and well-priced mid-century modern furniture.
3 Design Forum Finland With the best contemporary Finnish design, from fashion to fabrics to Veera Kulju's Popcorn Bowl, which has ceramic blooms of the salty snack affixed to its sides and rim.
4 Galerie Forsblom Helsinki is the 2012 Design Capital of the World, so this commercial art space is hosting solo exhibitions of Finland's leading living designers.
5 Marimekko The iconic brand's flagship store offers textiles, glassware, and ceramics in playful prints.
6 A21 Upscale imbibing—muddled berry specialty cocktail, anyone?—for the well-heeled set.
7 Putte's Bar & Pizza Go for the vibe, the drinks, and the music—not the pizza.
We know what French style is, and Italian, but Finnish? For that, you have to head to blogger Liisa Jokinen's street-style site, hel-looks.com. We asked her to tell us how you too might pass as a Helsinkian. (First step: bright-red lips.)
1 The jacket "These loose-fitting jeans jackets are popular among hipster girls. Find one like it at Fida, a secondhand store stocked with gear from the 1980s [Iso Roobertinkatu 24]."
2 The dress "Many girls here have one of two style icons: their mothers or Alexa Chung. This dress reflects both, in that it's '80s-inspired but similar to Chung's relaxed, boyish clothes. I can see her wearing this to Siltanen for brunch—they serve the city's best burger [brunch from $19]."
3 The shoes "We like practical shoes. Compare us with Russian women and you'll see that our clothes are looser and our heels are lower. There are a ton of semi-sensible pairs to choose from at the Weekday shoe store."
No, it's not all reindeer and herring (although we must say that reindeer is pretty darn good). Here, five must-try Finnish specialties… and where to eat them:
The dish Finnish meatballs. What Dense and savory, they're served with gravy, whipped potatoes, and beets. where The Sea Horse, an old-school Helsinki eatery ($17).
The dish Sapas. What Small plates of delicacies like smoked reindeer tongue and salmon with sour cream. where The ultra-modern Juuri (small plates from $6).
The dish Paistettuja silakoita. What Lightly fried herring with mashed potatoes. where Kosmos, an 80-plus-year-old upscale favorite with impressive Finnish art on the walls ($23).
The dish Ruisleipä. What A rye-sourdough hybrid served with cheese or lingonberry jam. where The obsessively local Eat&Joy farmers' market/shop.
The dish Pulla. What A breakfast pastry that looks and tastes like a challah cinnamon roll. where Café Esplanad, famed for more than 20 years for smelling like baking pastry ($5).
Finland's got more composers and conductors per capita than anyplace else, so we asked composer Kaija Saariaho, who in May wrapped up a season-long residency at New York's Carnegie Hall, to share her favorite Finnish works.
Magnus Lindberg's Kraft, performed by the Finnish Radio Symphony. "Dark, dramatic, thrilling."
Kaija Saariaho's Quatre Instants, performed by Finnish soprano Karita Mattila. "She invests enormously, and her performance kills every time."
Saariaho's Notes on Light, performed by Mattila and cellist Anssi Karttunen. "Complex and ethereal. Anssi has helped me develop ideas I didn't think could be written in music."
Saariaho's Lichtbogen, performed by the Avanti Chamber Orchestra. "This is an experimental concerto with violins, piano, flute, harp, and electronic elements. Avanti plays everything from Baroque to tango in concert."
Sibelius's Six Humoresques, performed by violinist Pekka Kuusisto. "Pekka is doing lots of improvising—playing with chance and different music types."
The sauna is a way of life in Finland: a place to gossip and get toasty, all in one stop. But in recent years, the number of public saunas (there were nearly 200 in the 1980s) has dwindled substantially thanks to an upsurge in private clubs. Thankfully, the community spirit will be back again when designer Nene Tsuboi and architect Tuomas Toivonen's new public hothouse, Kulttuurisauna (below), opens this spring in Helsinki's developing port district. They gave us some tips on sauna-going, Finn-style:
Inside the soon-to-open Kulttuurisauna bathhouse
** 1** COLONNADE The architects used the "public-building language" of a Roman bath.
2 SAUNAS Two sets of saunas are warmed by the same wood pellet–burning stove.
3 COURTYARD You're on the Helsinki waterfront. Hop off the pier for a dip, take in the view, or rehydrate at the café.
Track the spa's construction progress at kulttuurisauna.posterous.com_
Two souvenirs you can't leave without…_
The Classic A reindeer pelt from the beloved Market Square outdoor mall (S. Harbor; 358-9-310-235-65; from $85).
The Current Suomi shoes (right) by Aamu Song, from Salakauppa ( "Secret Shop"). The feltish sneaks are a new take on traditional Finnish footwear (Postikatu 1; $105).
Photos (from top): iStockPhoto; Illustrations by Peter Oumanski; Courtesy Artek; Courtesy Liisa Jokinen/Hel Looks; Graphic by John McNeil; iStockphoto; Courtesy Salakauppa


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Programmer Matthew Somerville has created a clever little map displaying the approximate whereabouts of every train in the London Underground in real time.
Somerville used a Google Earth map background with a bit of programming overlaying each Underground line and software which pulls down continuously updated departure and arrival times from the Underground Authority. The software does a little mathmagical manipulation and estimates where each train is between departure and arrival and displays the location of each train as a red pointer in between each yellow station pointer. In the spirit of openness he's even left the source code available for other geeks who want to improve on his idea. According to young Matthew's Twitter feed, he was just interviewed on the BBC Lincolnshire about his creation, which will no doubt have buskers setting up in its hallways playing Beetles covers for tourists in no time. [TrainTimes.org]


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Come and learn about the dinosaurs that once roamed the Bass Coast area and join the hunt for dinosaur fossils. See the dinosaur footprint, earthquake fault lines, volcanic lava and petrified trees from the age of the dinosaurs. Bonus cave exploration: bring a torch!
This activity is presented by Mike Cleeland, Education Officer at Bunurong Coast Education. Mike has been involved in the Dinosaur Dreaming dig for 19 years and is an expert presenter and palaeontologist.
Meet at the Bunurong Environment Centre at the Cnr Ramsey Bvd and the Esplanade in Inverloch 15 minutes before starting time.
We will add more sessions as they fill up to cater for as many people as possible - keep an eye on this site.
**Please Note - ALL ADULTS ACCOMPANYING CHILDREN MUST PURCHASE A TICKET*
Is there a minimum age requirement?
This activity is suitable for school aged children, teenagers and adults. Participants under 18 years of age must be accompanied by a supervising adult who has purchased a ticket.
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Please email firstname.lastname@example.com if you have any questions.
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Bookings close 5 minutes before the activity. Keep an eye on your emails for changes and additional activities.
What's the refund policy?
If we havn't sold enough tickets to cover our costs by the day before we will cancel the activity and refund your money. We may need to cancel this event if the weather turns nasty or if unforeseen circumstances mean our presenter is unable to come. If we cancel the event we provide a full refund. If you cancel your ticket you will be entitled to a full refund if you cancel at least 7 days before the event.
What do I need to bring?
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I have been looking for a Garmin per every one's recommendation that I get one. After last weekend when my Nike + told me I ran 17.5 miles and I only had run 15 I was sad. I knew that I was reaching beyond the Nike + with my mileage. I also found some good deals on craigslist and was in the process of emailing people about them, and thought I had found one and was going to get it shipped to me. I had emailed back and forth with the guy for a while and he kept telling me he was going to ship it and then got to busy. Well you see, I am a little impatient. I do understand that work does get in the way, and life can be busy, but if I was trying to sell something and had a buyer I would have taken care of it right away. Yesterday I did a little searching around and found some Garmin 305s on eBay. So I have never bought anything off eBay, nor did I really understand how it worked.
I 'watched' the Garmin I wanted yesterday by checking in on it every hour. Then it became down to the minutes. I let it go down to 5 minutes and then I didn't really know what to do. I wanted to be the highest bidder but I didn't want to unnecessarily up the price and let the other buyer that someone else was interested. Sneaky I know.
Then it came down to a minute. My heart was pounding out of my chest. I was so worried that I wouldn't get my bid in or I would be outbid. I placed my first bid with 48 seconds left. Then it immediately said I was outbid. I quickly typed in $135.00, then it said Auction ended. It also said that I had won the item! My heart seriously felt like it was having an attack. It was racing, but I had won and I was going to be a proud owner of a Garmin. Finally. Now I must think of a name for my new child. (and if my creative director from work sees this picture he's going to KILL himself… he always makes fun of my not really there photoshop skills. I am waiting for him to laugh at his desk)
On another note, last night I ran a whopping 2 miles at 8:30 pace and right before I got home I stepped in a huge pile of dog poop. I was trying to get home quick before it was dark and SPLAT poop all over. After cleaning my shoe, I then did some cross training, including my 300 sit ups and my 50 push ups. I really am starting to feel my arms get stronger. I usually do push ups up against the couch because I feel like I tighten my abs more while I'm doing it.


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Alexander Zaitchik, writing at Salon, explains how Beck's political views have been heavily influenced by Cleon Skousen, who "was too extreme even for the conservative activists of the Goldwater era, but Glenn Beck has now rescued him from the remainder pile of history, and introduced him to a receptive new audience."
What has Beck been pushing on his legions? "Leap," first published in 1981, is a heavily illustrated and factually challenged attempt to explain American history through an unspoken lens of Mormon theology. As such, it is an early entry in the ongoing attempt by the religious right to rewrite history. Fundamentalists want to define the United States as a Christian nation rather than a secular republic, and recasting the Founding Fathers as devout Christians guided by the Bible rather than deists inspired by the French and English philosophers. "Leap" argues that the U.S. Constitution is a godly document above all else, based on natural law, and owes more to the Old and New Testaments than to the secular and radical spirit of the Enlightenment. It lists 28 fundamental beliefs -- based on the sayings and writings of Moses, Jesus, Cicero, John Locke, Montesquieu and Adam Smith -- that Skousen says have resulted in more God-directed progress than was achieved in the previous 5,000 years of every other civilization combined. The book reads exactly like what it was until Glenn Beck dragged it out of Mormon obscurity: a textbook full of aggressively selective quotations intended for conservative religious schools like Utah's George Wythe University, where it has been part of the core freshman curriculum for decades (and where Beck spoke at this year's annual fundraiser).The article goes on to note Skousen believed, like Robert Welch of the John Birch Society, that Dwight D. Eisenhower was a Communist agent; and that Skousen was "the nation's most prominent Birch defender."
Skousen went on to help develop one of the modern incarnations of one world government conspiracy theory
Skousen laid low for much of the '60s. But he reemerged at the end of the decade peddling a new and improved conspiracy that merged left with right: the global capitalist mega-plot of the "dynastic rich." Families like the Rockefellers and the Rothschilds, Skousen now believed, used left forces -- from Ho Chi Minh to the American civil rights movement -- to serve their own power.Zaitchik also notes that Skousen's extremist ideas have become the backbone of Beck's "9/12" movement.
In 1969, a 1,300-page book started appearing in faculty mailboxes at Brigham Young, where Skousen was back teaching part-time. The book, written by a Georgetown University historian named Carroll Quigley, was called "Tragedy and Hope." Inside each copy, Skousen inserted handwritten notes urging his colleagues to read the book and embrace its truth. "Tragedy and Hope," Skousen believed, exposed the details of what would come to be known as the New World Order (NWO). Quigley's book so moved Skousen that in 1970 he self-published a breathless 144-page review essay called "The Naked Capitalist." Nearly 40 years later, it remains a foundational document of America's NWO conspiracy and survivalist scene (which includes Skousen's nephew Joel).
In "The Naked Communist," Skousen had argued that the communists wanted power for their own reasons. In "The Naked Capitalist," Skousen argued that those reasons were really the reasons of the dynastic rich, who used front groups to do their dirty work and hide their tracks. The purpose of liberal internationalist groups such as the Council on Foreign Relations, argued Skousen, was to push "U.S. foreign policy toward the establishment of a world-wide collectivist society." Skousen claimed the Anglo-American banking establishment had a long history of such activity going back to the Bolshevik Revolution. He substantiated this claim by citing the work of a former Czarist army officer named Arsene de Goulevitch. Among Goulevitch's own sources is Boris Brasol, a pro-Nazi Russian émigré who provided Henry Ford with the first English translation of the "Protocols of the Elders of Zion."
Beck continued to mention the book during 2008, but his Skousen obsession really kicked in as the 912 concept began to take shape. Even before Obama's inauguration, Beck had a game plan for a movement with Skousen at the center. On his Dec. 18, 2008, radio show, one month before Obama took office, Beck introduced his audience to the idea of a "September twelfth person."That Glenn Beck is using his Fox News platform to mainstream extremist ideas (and extremists themselves) has long been obvious. We need more David Frums out there calling Fox out on this.
"The first thing you could do," he said, "is get 'The 5,000 Year Leap.' Over my book or anything else, get 'The 5,000 Year Leap.' You can probably find it in the book section of GlennBeck.com, but read that. It is the principle. Please, No. 1 thing: Inform yourself about who we are and what the other systems are all about. 'The 5,000 Year Leap' is the first part of that. Because it will help you understand American free enterprise … Make that dedication of becoming a Sept. 12 person and I will help you do it next year."
The audience for Beck's Friday night special were each given copies of two books. One of them was Cleon Skousen's Five Thousand Year Leap. Skousen, who died in 2006, is one of the legendary cranks of the conservative world, a John Bircher, a grand fantasist of theories about secret conspiracies between capitalists and communists to impose a one-world government under the control of David Rockefeller.
There's always been a market for this junk of course. Once that market was reached via mimeographed newsletters. Now it's being tapped by Fox News.


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Marshall County Employer Services
Local Employer Assistance Partnership (LEAP)
Serving Marshall County
Career Link
A non-profit organization that administers the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act, a federal job training program. Career Link provides no cost services to employers.
- Apprenticeships Assistance – reimburses 50% of DoL Registered Apprentice's wages up to 3,500 hours or $25,000.
- Career Transition – provides Outplacement Service workshops for laid off workers, including presentations by Career Link, IDES, ICC, Illinois Office of Consumer Health Insurance and Navicore Solutions.
- Incumbent Worker Training – reimburses employers up to 100% of the cost of training when employees require training to retain employment, stay marketable, etc. There is up to a 50% employer match, usually in the form of employees' wages during training.
- Job Postings – your job ads will be posted in our eight Career Resource Centers and emailed to over 150 local contacts at community-based organizations.
- On-the-Job Training – reimburses employers 50-75% of an eligible new hire's wages during training. Contract must be in place before the individual is hired. New hires must be WIOA eligible.
Career Link serves businesses in Fulton, Marshall, Mason, McLean, Peoria, Tazewell, Stark and Woodford counties. For more information, contact Dona Nanney, Business Service Representative, at 309-807-1375 or email@example.com.
Illinois Central College
The Professional Development Institute (PDI) at Illinois Central College is a comprehensive training organization whose mission is to serve businesses and individuals by providing both open enrollment and customized, in-house or on-site, quality seminars and workshops. PDI's five divisions offer training in a wide variety of subject areas:
- Business Effectiveness – workshops in leadership, supervisory skills, customer service, diversity and project management fundamentals.
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- Continuing Professional Education/Health – Pharmacy Technician, Nursing Assistant Reviews and other continuing healthcare education programs.
- Technical and Safety – training offered in OSHA and HAZWOPER, welding, maintenance mechanic training, weatherization, ISO/PQP/SPC.
- Truck Driver Training: CDL training and refresher courses.
ICC serves District 514, including Peoria, Tazewell, Woodford and parts of Mason, Logan, Stark, Marshall, Bureau and Livingston counties. For more information, contact Ellen George, Dean of Corporate and Community Education, at 309-690-6906 or email@example.com.
Illinois Department of Employment Security
The Illinois Department of Employment Security encourages economic growth and stability in Illinois by providing Employment Services to Illinois residents and employers, analyzing and disseminating essential Labor Market Information and administering Unemployment Insurance programs.
- www.IllinoisJobLink.com – Allows business owners access to thousands of resumes. Business owners can use keyword matching and the filter process technology to search resumes and find the best candidate.
- Onsite Recruitment Events – We can tailor a local hiring event to the needs of the employer by sourcing our data base of over 1 million subscribers and sending an email blast to those with the skills the employer is recruiting.
- Work Opportunity Tax Credit – IDES administers the federal Work Opportunity Tax Credit program. We routinely educate employers on the benefits of this savings program and the ease of the online filing process.
- Illinois Labor Market Information – provides employers with employment statistics, job forecasts, wages and demographic characteristics. IDES collects, analyzes and disseminates this information in cooperation with the U.S. Department of Labor's Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) and Employment and Training Administration (ETA).
For more information, contact Thom Pennell, Business Service Coordinator, at 309-671-3246 or email@example.com.
Illinois Dept. of Human Services, Division of Rehabilitation Services
The Illinois Department of Human Services, Division of Rehabilitation Services (DRS) administers the Vocational Rehabilitation (VR) program for the State of Illinois. The primary mission of the VR program is to successfully assist individuals with disabilities to prepare for, gain and retain successful employment.
- Access to Talented Labor Force – DRS offers a trained talent pool for your business to consider when hiring.
- Career Transition – if a company requires layoffs, DRS can help your impacted employees who have disabilities re-tool.
- Rehabilitation Technology Service – should a current employee develop a disability, DRS can help you adapt to keep a valued and trained employee.
For more information, contact Lizette Tripur, Public Service Administrator, at 309-371-8729 or firstname.lastname@example.com.