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The high stakes turf battle over whether FERC or the federal bankruptcy courts have jurisdiction over rejecting wholesale power contracts is now in its third round. Round one was fought in 2003 in the NRG bankruptcy case and ended in a settlement among the parties. Round two followed with the Mirant Chapter 11 case. Now punches and counterpunches are flying in round three: the Calpine bankruptcy.
In its March 2005 report to the House Energy and Commerce Committee, the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) repeated its request for enhanced civil penalty authority. When Congress passed the Energy Policy Act of 2005 (EPACT), it granted FERC all the authority that it had requested, and more. The new director of FERC's Office of Market Oversight and Investigations (OMOI) called the new penalty authority "awesome."1
Bruce W. Radford
FERC proposed a new set of regulations, under the new section 219 of the Federal Power Act, explaining in broad outline how it might approve generous financial incentives for new investments in transmission—incentives once dubbed as "candy." As of mid-January, the new NOPR had spawned more industry comment than just about any other FERC proposal in recent memory.
Laurence D. Kirsch
Power-industry restructuring redistributed financial uncertainties that discourage generation investment and ultimately raise the price of electricity to consumers.
Jake Dweck and David Wochner
Gas composition issues have become a significant hurdle for the industry. Resolving these challenges will not be easy, requiring all stakeholders to apply a thoughtful approach to understanding the issues.
Michael B. Brown
Hidden in the 1,700-plus pages of the Energy Policy Act of 2005 is a set of regulatory requirements that will redefine the technology, leadership, training, culture, compensation, job design, and organizational models currently employed in the industry.
James Fama
To create the strong electric reliability system envisioned by Congress, FERC needs to focus on many issues, two of which are especially important: creating consistency in how compliance and enforcement programs are carried out at the regional level, and leading the transition—effectively and promptly—from today's world to the new era called for in EPACT.
The "N-word" in the title first appeared in this journal more than 20 years ago, courtesy of the celebrated environmentalist Amory Lovins and his widely quoted piece, "Saving Gigabucks with Negawatts" (Fortnightly, 1985). Scroll forward a few decades. With restructuring of wholesale electric markets at FERC, plus formation of regional transmission organizations and independent system operators, the game was changed.
Richard Stavros, Executive Editor
NERC up until now has been, in its own words, "a self regulatory organization, relying on reciprocity, peer pressure, and the mutual self-interest of all those involved in the electric system." Nevertheless, can this tradition of kind, gentle, and voluntary consensus-building stand NERC in good stead as it seeks to transform itself in to a steel-fisted czar that would enforce mandatory standards?
Michael G. Morris
When President Eisenhower was growing up in Kansas, he saw America's byways and back roads develop to meet point-to-point needs, eventually forming a loosely connected national interstate highway network. The U.S. electric transmission system has similar roots, and it needs a similar vision to meet the needs of the 21st century.
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The last time Jim Goetz, a partner and Sequoia capital, invested in a messaging app, he was the sole backer of WhatsApp, which sold to Facebook for $22 billion earlier this year. Now as an investor and board member in a controversial new anonymous messaging app, Goetz is at it again. Read more »
T he tech-enabled real estate startup Urban Compass has hired the broker responsible for New York's most expensive apartment sale ever, and his former boss is bashing the new guys in uncommonly frank terms.
On Friday, Kyle Blackmon said he would leave luxury residential brokerage Brown Harris Stevens for Urban Compass, which has rapidly appreciated and expanded since its 2012 founding. It's Urban ...1 hour ago
I n the wake of a host of privacy concerns surrounding San Francisco ride-sharing company Uber, the CEO of one Cambridge, Mass.-based startup said the scandal shows the need for better monitoring of data usage.
Adam Towvim, the CEO of Cambridge-based TrustLayers, said with companies like Uber collecting extremely large amounts of data, it becomes a necessity for companies to make sure their ...1 hour ago
A look at the hottest deals, business moves and upstart entrepreneurs for November 19 from around the country, as reported by The Business Journals and other local business publications.
Silicon Valley… Cloud performance management company Host Analytics raises$25 million with Centerview Capital Technology leading the round.
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I t's starting to look like the two companies Elon Musk is CEO of are competing for headlines. Hardly a news announcement goes by from one, that the other isn't closely behind.
Over the weekend we saw exactly that scenario play out again, as news that SpaceX would be retrieving its reusable rockets using a floating, "autonomous spaceport drone ship," was followed the day after by a report that ...2 hours ago
S ince launching in 2011, Kansas City-based Zaarly Inc. has learned several lessons along the way. Founder and CEO Bo Fishback shares his top tips for startups.
"Make sure you're solving a real and important problem – that is the core thing; that is No. 1," Fishback said. "Because if you're not (solving a real problem), you can spend your entire life ...3 hours ago
W hen you're an entrepreneur, you're busy working every day to find your way, build your product or services, grow your company and achieve your goals. Unless you're a financial whiz, it's not always easy to also work out your financial plan and pin down precise numbers; sometimes important financial details can fall by the wayside. Even if you are a financial whiz, creating a financial plan and ...4 hours ago
D eena Varshavskaya, the founder and chief executive officer of Wanelo, started her mobile-centric shopping platform to address the way Millennial consumers prefer to shop—socially and mobile-ly. So, it's no surprise that the latest rendition of the digital shopping mall app addresses another chief attribute of younger consumers: impatience.
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Canada's largest communications company is helping Health Sciences North/Horizon Santé-Nord (HSN) maintain a long-distance relationship with people in rural communities in need of mental health crisis care.
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Health Sciences North/Horizon Santé-Nord (HSN) is sad to learn of the death of Dr. William Fay, who passed away Friday at the age of 72. Dr. Fay was a pioneer in dialysis treatment in Greater Sudbury and northeastern Ontario.
Problems with medications is one of the most common reasons patients are readmitted to hospital after being discharged. Patients often aren't sure what the proper dosage should be and medications prescribed by various doctors, either in the community or at the hospital, can counteract each other.
To most teenagers, the word "party" means having a good time. To Health Sciences North/Horizon Santé-Nord (HSN), P.A.R.T.Y. means having a safe, good time.
Internationally trained specialists, home-grown family doctors, and First Nations and palliative care providers highlight this year's list of new physicians in Greater Sudbury.
The tobacco treatment specialist at Health Sciences North/Horizon Santé-Nord is the first Canadian to be profiled in a prominent American organization devoted to tobacco addiction.
This week, Health Sciences North/Horizon Santé-Nord (HSN) celebrated Canadian Patient Safety Week. The week's activities consisted of daily events designed to educate, celebrate and inspire growth in patient safety at HSN.
Health Sciences North/Horizon Santé-Nord (HSN) has been named one of Canada's top 40 research hospitals for 2014. Research Infosource Inc. tracks research activity and developments in Canadian hospitals, universities, colleges, and businesses. It publishes annual lists of research leaders. HSN made this year's list for the first time.
This year, the Sudbury & District Health Unit and Health Sciences North are hoping the only thing that goes viral this flu season – is your picture!
In an effort to promote flu shots, the SDHU and HSN are taking to social media to spread the word about keeping the flu from spreading across our community.
This Halloween HSN's Simulation Lab will be resurrected as a Zombie Cemetery. The Zombie Cemetery is a unique approach to teaching members of the Sudbury community about strategies to help save a person in an emergency situation.


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Publishing techie switches to emergency medical services career
Here's how Richard Becker spent his vacation in Disneyworld.
Fleetwood Girl Scouts plant fall mums at Willow Creek Elementary
Fleetwood Girl Scout Brownie Troop 1793 planted mums at Willow Creek Elementary School in Fleetwood.
What's Cooking with LindaWhen it's cold outside, eat soup!
As soon as the cold settled in, it's SOUP TIME! Lenore Lasowecky, Fleetwood, shares this recipe for Mexican Meatball Soup that is hearty, warm and flavorful.
Aging Parent Fair helps answer questions; Held Dec. 4 at Kutztown Grange
Professionals serving the aging population in Berks County will host the Aging Parent Fair, providing attendees with financial resources, care alternatives, assistive services and connections to the people and programs who can serve them and their loved ones, according to Wendy Kerschner of Comfort Keepers.
Twin Valley High School December Intern of the Month Sarah Mundell
Sarah Mundell, a senior at Twin Valley High School, has been named December's Intern of the Month.
Twin Valley Rotary Club honors Twin Valley senior Ashley Hoffma, and junior Jared Lawler
Twin Valley School District officials are pleased to announce that on November 19 the Twin Valley Rotary Club was proud to honor Twin Valley High School senior Ashley Hoffman, and junior Jared Lawler as their Students of the Month.
Tilden Elementary Center fourth graders in Mrs. Fuhrmann's class answer what they are thankful for
What are Tilden Elementary Center fourth graders in Mrs. Fuhrmann's class thankful for this year? Here are their responses.
Penn Bernville Elementary third graders in Mr. Luckenbill's class answer what they are thankful for
What are Penn Bernville Elementary third graders in Mr. Luckenbill's class thankful for this year? Here are their responses.
Shartlesville Lions Club holds annual free Thanksgiving dinner
It's a Shartlesville Lions Club tradition to prepare a free Thanksgiving dinner for the seniors citizens of the township each year. This year the Lions served a traditional holiday meal, complete with choice of chocolate or vanilla cake to approximately 115 Seniors.
'Adventures in the Land of Art': Kutztown Middle Schoolers, KU art students offer art experience with senior citizens
Kutztown Middle School and Kutztown University art students collaborated for "Adventures in the Land of Art," offering an art experience with community senior citizens.
Engagement notice: Steinbrecher and DelRossi to wed
Heather Steinbrecher, Elverson, and Terry DelRossi, Honey Brook, announce their engagement.
Big Shot: Bill McClarin
With Thanksgiving only days away, many people pause to contemplate why they are thankful. They may show their thanks during church, in an assignment written for school or in the form of a prayer at the Thanksgiving dinner table.
John's Supply hosts Honey Brook holiday food drive Dec. 6
For the fourth year, John's Supply and Rental owners, John and Dorothy Seldomridge, and their family are hosting a holiday food drive at the Honey Brook Food Pantry, located at Door 8 of the Good Food Distribution Center, on Dec.
Boyertown graduate Andy Schön travels world, shares experiences in new book
He knew what he wanted to do, and he knew when he was finished doing it.
Calling all bakers: Enter your recipe for the Berks-Mont Cookie Contest
You're invited to enter the Berks-Mont Cookie Contest! Bake your favorite, most delicious holiday cookie recipe and bring us a sample.
Calling all bakers: Enter your recipe for the Kutztown Area Patriot and Hamburg Area Item Cookie Contest
You're invited to enter the Berks-Mont Cookie Contest! Bake your favorite, most delicious holiday cookie recipe and bring us a sample.
Healthy & Fitness: A Chiropractic Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving is the holiday just about everyone can agree on, and why not? After all, everyone has something they can be thankful for, particularly in the United States.
Honey Brook Community Library luncheon thanks volunteers
Honey Brook Community Library Director Jennifer Spade was all smiles Friday, Nov. 14.
Eagle Scout candidate Weylin Eck's project updated WWII Memorial at Longswamp UCC Cemetery
Weylin Eck, 16, Mertztown, Life Scout, embarked on a project that took nine months to a year and $6,100 to complete in his quest to be an Eagle Scout.
Kutztown Rotary CLub hosts Foundation Night Dinner
The Kutztown Rotary Club held a special Rotary Foundation Dinner on Nov. 12.
Kutztown artist Jan Crooker's painting hangs in new Lehigh Valley Health Network's sports medicine center
Kutztown artist Jan Crooker was happy to announce the sale of her work for the new offices of the Lehigh Valley Health Network in Allentown for the new sports medicine center. The painting "Candy Case" is from a continuing series of acrylic paintings of brightly lighted objects.
Meredith Browder named Hamburg's Student of the Month for October
Congratulations to Meredith Browder, the October Senior Student of the Month at Hamburg Area High School. She is the daughter or Hugh and Amy Browder of Hamburg.
Felicia Fisher's Slice of Life: Presenting the "it" item of the season, cranberries
Considering how good they are, it's quite shameful that their popularity is seasonal. I am not referring to anything involving the words "pumpkin" or "spice" but to cranberries, the tart red berries that are a featured item during the upcoming holiday season yet seem to be forgotten the remainder of the year.
Hamburg Area High School class of 1944 celebrates 70th anniversary
Hamburg Area High School class of 1944 celebrated its 70th anniversary. Out of 42 students in the class, 17 are living and eight members attended the reunion.
Tel Hai Wood Craft Shop open house Dec. 3 & Holiday Bazaar Dec. 4
The Tel Hai community located off Beaver Dam Road in Honey Brook Township is offering two new reasons to visit campus in early December—the Wood Craft Shop's Open House and the return of the popular Holiday Bazaar!
Big Shot: David Hume, Honey Brook, completes 50-mile Ulta Marathon
David Hume of Honey Brook completed an Ultra Marathon on Saturday, Nov. 1 in Nashville, TN.
Wounded Warrior Project: C. Ivan Stoltzfus reports on his journey across America
Hickory House is pleased to sponsor a gathering to hear the travel tales of C. Ivan Stoltzfus after his journey across America on Thursday November 20th, 2 p.m. on the Hickory House campus.
Genesis Performance Chiropractics Grand Opening Nov. 15 features door prizes, refreshments and open house
Dr. Ryan Vermeesch will officially open the doors of Genesis Performance Chiropractics in Elverson to the public with a Grand Opening event, Nov. 15, from 10 a.m. until 5 p.m.
Boyertown High School: News from the NJROTC
The Boyertown Area Senior High's division of Naval Junior Reserve Officer's Training Corps (NJROTC) had a busy Saturday last month on Oct. 18. The division started their day with their first Orienteering competition; the team spent hours using their navigational skills to traverse the dense New Jersey woods.
Education, awareness and positivity key in fight against MS
In the quiet heart of Oley, Union Jack's Inn on the Manatawney came alive the evening of Oct. 25 in an effort to support an important cause.
Barto resident designs to make a difference; donates decor to Susan G. Komen 13th annual Pink Tie Ball
One local man continues to use to his skills the best ways he knows how—by taking part in causes that are important to him. Barto resident Scott Rothenberger recently took on a large role in the The Susan G.
Canine Partners for Life visit Tel Hai; Public invited to Nov. 24 presentation
Honey Brook Twp. >> Tel Hai's Life Enrichment Committee welcomes the public to a presentation by Canine Partners for Life on Nov. 24 at 2 p.m. in the campus chapel.
The Men's Club: Keeping residents active and engaged at Chestnut Knoll
Chestnut Knoll takes the extra steps to ensure their residents are happy and comfortable within the community, but also have opportunities to explore their interests and keep busy outside the community walls.
A salute to our servicemen and women: Veteran Mac Chandler shares his life story
WRITER'S NOTE: As Veterans Day approached, I contacted friends of mine, Mac Chandler, and his wife, Joyce, about doing an interview for the purpose of writing an article for the Tri County Record.
Elverson Mayor swears in Twin Valley fire police officers
Elverson Mayor Bob Broderick swore in Twin Valley firefighters as Special Fire Police Officers Nov. 2 in front of the Twin Valley Fire Station.
Elverson Cub Scouts tour Caernarvon Township Police Station
Elverson Cub Scout Pack 37 made a visit to the Caernarvon Township Police Station. Sergeant John Scalia lead to tour and Officer Chad Eberly was also on hand to answer the MANY questions the boys had.
Vietnam veteran Dennis Bucks, Kutztown, awarded Kutztown High School diploma
For Kutztown resident Dennis Bucks, there was "nothing" to it when it came to enlisting in the Marine Corps back in 1964. As he put it quite succinctly:
Fleetwood Girl Scouts Cadette and Senior troops host Halloween party for Daisy troop
Fleetwood Girl Scout Troops celebrate Halloween and earn Leadership hours at the same time!
Kutztown High School National Honor Society honors vets with two events: Grace For Vets & Wreaths Across America
National Honor Society students at Kutztown High School will honor veterans by participating in two events: a Grace For Vets car wash on Nov. 11 and a wreath sale with Wreaths Across America beginning Nov.
A Look Back in History: Kutztown's familiar Farmer Yonkers
Among the most endearing farmers of the area, widely seen and easily accessible, is Bryan Yonkers, a dairy farmer, whose operating farmstead is just northeast of Kutztown Borough limits along Hottenstein Road.
Perry PTO holds Trunk-or-Treat at Family Night
Perry PTO was in the Halloween spirit for their Family Night which included a Trunk or Treat.
From Trick-or-Treat to Trunk-or-Treat to Illuminate to parties, the Hamburg area celebrates Halloween
Ghosts, ghouls, princesses, bugs, beloved characters and more filled the streets and sidewalks in the area to celebrate Halloween with more than just the traditional Trick-or-Treat. Along with the annual nights of finding the lighted porches and asking residents for some treats, there were Trunk-or-Treats and Illuminate.
Kindergarten students carve pumpkins with eighth graders at St. Francis Academy
Kindergarten students at St. Francis Academy in Bally recently carved pumpkins with their eighth grade buddies.
Eat, drink and be scary -- Spooktacular Halloween treats
This Halloween, scare up some fun… with food. Dust off the cauldron, try some bewitching new recipes and become the ghostess with the mostess.
Halloween: Trick or Treaters visit residents of Walnut Woods, Boyertown
Trick or Treaters recently visited Walnut Woods, a senior living community in Boyertown.
Hamburg resident pushes for bill to increase nail technician hours
"This is what I do every day. This is my passion," said Kim McCloud, Hamburg native and professional nail technician. "This is my calling. This is what I want to do."
Hamburg student athletes advocate quality character at Tilden Elementary
Thirty-eight members of Hamburg Area's Leadership In Student Athletes (LISA) group traveled to Tilden Elementary Center to advocate for being a person of quality character on Tuesday, Oct. 21.
Rep. Charlie Dent honored by the National Association of Manufacturers
Representative Charlie Dent (PA-15) was praised by the National Association of Manufacturers (NAM) for his voting record in the current Congress. The organization recognized Representative Dent with the NAM Award for Manufacturing Legislative Excellence.
Twin Valley High School November Intern of the MonthGwen Bauer learns much at Tri County Record
Gwen Bauer, a senior at Twin Valley High School, has been named November's Intern of the Month.
Twin Valleys Garden Club shares flower arranging at Camphill Soltane
As part of their community outreach program, members of the Twin Valleys Garden Club conducted a "Michaelmas Celebration" for residents and counselors at Camphill Soltane on Sept. 24.


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Mike Huckabee is dancing around New York 23 and looks extremely silly. He won't endorse in the race. It is very conspicuous.I know, in fact, that he will not endorse
2 Vanity of vanities, says the Preacher,vanity of vanities! All is vanity.3 What does man gain by all the toilat which he toils under the sun?4 A generation goes, and
In an effort to illustrate how straw polls in small venues can be skewed, Politico.com ran it's own reader's straw poll asking who SHOULD have won the Values Voters Summit
The excitement this morning on Twitter seems all about Mike Huckabee. There has been no doubt in my mind that he never stopped running for President after conceding the nomination
In my mailbox a few weeks ago, I received a fundraising letter from Mike Huckabee encouraging me to give money to Chuck Grassley (R-IA).The problem with that, of course, is
In lieu of a real post, I have a few personal messages to the people making news (or at the very least piquing my curiosity): To the nice lady I saw
PRESS RELEASE Can-Do Conservatives are TEA'd off, Demand the FairTax! Tuesday, April 14th, 2009 From: Can-Do Conservatives of America The Voice For Disabled Conservative Americans Contact: Press Secretary, Debra Mantey
According to the Votemaster, the recent decision by the Iowa Supreme Court striking down a state law which defines marriage as the legal union between one man and one woman, "immensely
(NOTE – This is my open letter to the GOP. It was originally published last week. After writing it I got the idea for founding the Can-Do Conservatives of America
My name is Brian Donegan. I am a 26-year old Conservative from Lawrenceville, GA. I am very new to grassroots activism but I have always been interested in politics. I
See this line? Those are people waiting in a line that runs the length of the convention floor, turns, and wraps around of people waiting and waiting and waiting to
Watch this video. Mike Huckabee totally hits it out of the park when he says what the title of the stimulus/porkulus bill ought to be. Oh, and for those of
Mr. Arkansas appears to have kicked off his 2010 Presidential election campaign this week in a column in Esquire magazine. The article is quite a flattering profile from a clearly
We have reached that day which Huckabee critics have dreamed about for weeks. This is the final chapter a look at the epilogue of Mike Huckabee's "Do the Right Thing." Huckabee


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You carry a vial of homemade hop vodka with you to add to less hoppy beers.
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Wizards vs Celtics: the Game 41 Story via Twitter: Rajon Rondo Signals Halt to .500
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A bunch of people … who have chosen to watch the Washington Wizards … saw basketball lives unfold on screen, or in person … and possessed the gall to tweet about it.
This: #SoWizards Twitter recap, collected by Storify, and channeled to a blog post, #Wizards Twitter style. Thanks if you happened to take part.
Washington Wizards 111 vs Boston Celtics 113
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Aside from creating beautifully designed wares, Grain has another purpose – a dedication to social and environmental responsibility. (You know how I love a company that gives back.) As committed members of 1% For The Planet, one percent of Grain's annual revenue goes back to environmental non-profits. Their work unites current manufacturing technologies and age-old craft techniques, and goods are produced in small batch runs in their Bainbridge Island studio. Good design plus conscientiousness equals all the more reason to buy! Check out my favorite pieces: Hung Mirror, Circlet Triple Sconce, Bound Hand V1, Grail Cassoulet, and Strung Sconce.
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JOYN produces beautiful block-printed textiles, handbags, and accessories by hand in the foothills of the Himalayas. But Mel and Dave Murray's company stands for much more than that. They've partnered with nonprofit JoyCorp to provide employees in Rajpur, India with not only a steady job and healthy work environment, but a daily meal plan, education for their children, English and vocational training, and medical care. That huge difference makes JOYN's pieces a hundred times more beautiful than they already are.
Loom Decor Optrix Pouf + a Giveaway
I'd had my eye out for a pouf that I loved for over a year when Loom Decor reached out about their impressive collection of customizable silhouettes and 400+ fabric options. (And it doesn't stop there, you can also customize a variety of pillow styles, poufs, bedding, table top or even create your own custom window treatments.) After scanning through all of the fabrics I knew immediately that the Optrix pattern was the one for me. It provides a perfect graphic punch that adds some interest to the otherwise solid pieces in my living room.
The pouf showed up on my doorstep in about two weeks, which is super fast for anything customized. Like lightning! It measures 24 x 24 x 13″ and has already served multiple purposed around my space. My favorite is above, where I sit to work when I'm in the living room. I love propping my legs up on it, basically converting part of my sofa into a chaise. I've also used it as extra seating and even a stand-in coffee table (mine is being repaired) by simply placing a large tray on top. And I love that Loom Decor offers a range of price points with their fabric offerings — basic, prime, and luxe — which allow customers to find pieces that fit within their budgets.
Now's your chance to tap into Loom Decor's high-end, luxurious home textiles – they even offer personalized decorating assistance! Two lucky Design Crush readers will win $100 towards the custom piece of your choice. Hop over to the official giveaway page to enter, you have until July 20th!
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Happy Weekend
01/ A minimalist depiction of mental disorders.
02/ This zen rock garden is actually full of Japanese candy!
03/ Hilariously true animated gifs of basic tips and etiquette for surviving in NYC.
04/ Painstakingly crafting portraits of musicians made from cornflakes.
05/ Ringly lights up and buzzes when your phone needs you!
06/ This retired Boeing 727 was converted into a home in the woods. Would you dare?
07/ Picnic Lounge is an oversized blanket that resembles an antique rug. Clever.
08/ Smart ads for Keloptic turn impressionist art into realism.
09/ Social Planes take you offline – download, write, fold, and fly!
10/ When baristas and bartenders joins forces we are blessed with coffee cocktails.
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Have you entered our Soundfreaq Sound Rise giveaway?! Wake up with this alarm/bluetooth speaker hybrid, it's sure to get your day off to a good start.
Eight art prints I wish I had room for on my walls this month.
Melissa Zexter hand-embroiders her own photography in the most beautiful way.
Industrialist meets rugged glam in the design of Maslo Jewelry.
Crazy incredible paintings/sculptures from Conrad Jon Godly.
I'm slowing going minimalist with my style and this modern lamp is my latest addition.
Childhood dreams and sketchbook drawings come to life thanks to Katharine Morling.
If you're looking for a super easy project this DIY Matchstick Holder is where it's at!
After seven years of blogging we finally have a Design Crush identity suite like pros.
Make It: DIY Matchstick Holder
Yup, I know. It looks like I just plopped some matchsticks in a glass bottle and called it a day. While DIY matchstick holder is definitely one of the simplest projects I've ever done, there are a few more steps to it… but not many.
• small glass bottle (I picked mine up at Michael's for $1)
• strike on box wooden matchsticks
• pen
• scissors
• tape
• glue
First thing first, dismantle the box sleeve that has the striker. Be as gentle as possible and flatten that bad boy out, and then grab your scissors.
Trim off the striker panel, then cut it in half. Match the two sides up together (trimming them up to match if you were a little off), then flip over and tape on the back side. Place your glass bottle on top of the joined together pieces, center and trace. Trim around the circle (or whatever shape you end up with) and stay to the inside while cutting so that the end result is slightly smaller than your tracing.
Flip the bottle over and apply a few thin concentric circles of glue, align the striker shape you just created and press firmly. And, well, that's basically it. You could add some craft paint or wash tape to the exterior for a little something extra, but I'm a simple kind of girl who prefers the look of wood and glass alone. (And though this isn't really a Father's Day DIY, I know my Dad would agree if it were for him!)
Add as many matches as you can while leaving enough breathing room for them to move around a bit. You want to be able to actually remove them for use after all! Like I told you, easiest DIY ever. I think this guy would make a great little hostess gift when paired with a candle or grilling accessories for get togethers this summer, don't you? Or, like I said, maybe even Father's Day this Sunday. (wink, wink)
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Fading Lake Day by Lisa Golightly // Desire Fine Art Giclée by Kristi Kohut
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WINGATE, Ind. — Soybean-after-soybean planting on a seed test site in Montgomery County resulted in some decent yields for several varieties this summer.
The Farmer's Independent Research of Seed Technologies (F.I.R.S.T.) of Illinois planted 45 new soybean varieties on a test site the Wingate farm of Steve and Matt Stine, to rank their performance this year. The seeds were sown in May 6 at 170,000 per acre, and the Oct. 12 harvest yielded an average of 97,400 plants per acre.
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I can now show pictures of one of the Christmas presents! Yeay! This is the dress that I have made for my mum. It is based on a Burdastyle pattern from the November 2010 edition. It is a plus size pattern and it was one of my favorites of that month! It has a few large pleats on the front and two on the back. It also has a gorgeous sweetheart neckline!
For my mum, I have cut the size 52 on top and 54 around the hips. She likes color, so I went for a seventies kind of psychedelic knit fabric. It has circles in red, orange, fuchsia, white and black. The pattern was very straightforward but I found it a bit annoying to sew pleats with the knit that was sliding between my fingers…
My mum opened her present on the 24th and she wore the dress on the 25th when my godfather came over. She was very happy and at ease in the dress, which is very important as she is a teacher for young children and she needs to move easily. I am pretty happy with the result! We tried to snap pictures in the evening when my godfather was there, and I realized that I only have the top ;)
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It has been merely weeks since we tested Corsair's P128 Solid State Disk. A fantastic SSD with a bucket load of performance stacked inside that 72 gram weighing package. That SSD is based on a Samsung controller, and though the overall performance of the Samsung based SSDs are a little more consistent on the long term the reality is also that 'that other' controller used in high-end performance SSDs are often a good amount faster. yes, we are talking about SSDs equipped with an Indilinx Barefoot controller.
So in the P -- Performance segment Corsair launched the P64, P128, etc. series SSDs. However they just launched the X series with the X for eXtreme, and you guessed it already ... it's an Indilinx controller based product. Armed with Samsung NAND flash memory and a nice phat 64MB cache to make your operating system run smooth and stutter free this 128GB model roadster of an SSD now (r)etails for 300 EUR, and that's cheaper than OCZ's offering yet with a few more gigabytes available.
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You know for yourself that whenever your HDD starts making noises and say the Windows prefetcher kicks in, you can grab a cup of coffee and wait. An SSD does not have any moving parts, there are no extreme latencies to cope with and FLASH NAND memory combined into multiple channels are so much faster than any traditional drive (in a non-RAID setup). Yes we are in an era where we can obliterate another bottleneck within the PC, and we guru's certainly hate bottlenecks don't we ?
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A record number of folks showed up and raised a record amount of money for charity at Farmingdale's ninth annual Main Street Mile. Runners and spectators alike enjoyed the warm, slightly muggy day, which began at 8:30 a.m. with a quarter-mile "fun run" for children. The children's race ended with medals and free ice cream all around. The adults took to the streets for their first race at 9:15.
Of the 429 racers, 33 came from Farmingdale itself, with the rest from surrounding local towns such as Massapequa and Seaford, but some from as far away as Orlando, Florida and Phoenix.
The Farmingdale Devils U9 baseball team continued their successful summer season by capturing the championship in the Plainedge Baseball Summer Tournament. The Devils went 8-0 in the regular season, including tough wins over the Farmingdale Greendogs and the the Bethpage Eagles.
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The St. Kilian CYO program will be holding registration for their girls and boys swim team for the upcoming season on Tuesday, Oct. 8 from 7 to 9 p.m. in the gym lobby at St. Kilian on Cherry Street in Farmingdale.
Boys and girls in grades 1-12 are invited to register for participation on a travel swim team representing St. Kilian Parish. Practices are held Tuesday and Fridays at the Farmingdale High School pool. All potential swimmers must be able to swim at least one length of the pool. Each swimmer will receive a team swimsuit and tee shirt as part of the registration fee.
Among the list of top finishers on the Aug. 17th Inaugural Discover Hicksville Run was 32-year-old Ronnie Vichman of Farmingdale who was the 9th finisher overall and took home the first place award plaque in the 30-34 age group. Vichman's finishing time of 33 minutes, 29 seconds brought him to the finish line37 seconds in front of his nearest competitor in the age group.
The 32nd Annual Invitational Golf Tournament was held at The Creek on Aug. 12 where many professionals joined together to celebrate the 75th Anniversary of the March of Dimes. This year's honoree was Robert Gilman of Plainview, CPA of Anchin, Block & Anchin, LLP. Other sponsors included Seyfarth Shaw, Bryan Cave, Deloitte, Jericho Capital, Merrick Financial Group, Michael & Darci Hirschberg, Meister Seelig & Fein LLP, Property Resources Corporation, TD Bank, and Lexus of Massapequa.
Zwanger-Pesiri Radiology (ZP) beat Paradox Cafe 20-10 Friday night. ZP pounded 25 hits and pitcher Brian Tinney kept a tough lineup in check to avenge a lopsided loss to Paradox just a few weeks ago.
ZP took the lead in the 2nd inning with one its most impressive innings of the year. The big blow was Tyrone Clark's grand slam that capped a 10-run outburst.
The ninth annual "Main Street Mile" will take place on Saturday, Aug. 31, beginning at 9 a.m. (kid's fun run at 8:30 a.m.) on Main Street in Farmingdale. The event is held in memory of a long-time fixture at Long Island road races — John McManus. Families and recreational runners are encouraged to join elite participants in the event that will benefit Pat LaFontaine's Companions in Courage Foundation (www.CiC16.org).
LaFontaine said, "This is a great way for families to kick off the Labor Day weekend. I am looking forward to seeing Long Island come together for such a great cause." The hockey hall-of-famer's foundation builds interactive game rooms in children's hospitals. Their most recent room opened at Cohen Children's Hospital at North Shore-LIJ in April.
Nassau County Executive Edward Mangano and Nassau County Legislators Rose Walker and Michael Venditto attended the Farmingdale Dalers Annual Baseball Dinner where they honored graduating team seniors for their hard work and dedication. The Farmingdale Dalers' Head Coach, Frank Tassielli and Assistant Coaches Michael Marchitto and George Graf also spoke of the teams many accomplishments.
The Farmingdale U9 travel baseball team won the championship of Farmingdale Baseball League's 911 Memorial Tournament. The team went 4-0 in pool play with wins over the Seaford Vikings , Wantagh Hawks and two over the East Meadow Mustangs. In the playoff round they met the Plainedge Red Devils and dispatched them with a 10-0 victory.
The St. Kilian Saints looking to three-peat as the CYO High Division Champions faced the St. Ignatius Cardinals at Howitt Middle School.The Cardinals pitching kept the Saints bats in check for most of the game, heading into the bottom of the 7th inning trailing 4-1 the Saints bats came alive. Consecutive singles by Chris Stewart, Brett Davies, Brandon Carbanaro, Mike Anzalone, and a huge two-run double by Andrew Streppone tied the game at 4. With the bases loaded and no outs Ryan Goldberg singled through the drawn infield to drive home Mike Anzelone to win the game and the championship. St. Kilian 5—St. Ignatius 4.
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The bill's prime sponsor, House Public Works and Highways Committee Chair Rep. David Campbell, D-Nashua, said the plan is heavy on maintenance and preservation of the current infrastructure and light on new projects.
The $15.6 million project to widen Route 101 for two miles from Route 114 and Boynton Street intersection has been a top priority for the area but until this year has not been a priority in the 10-year plan.
The plan also addresses replacing the Sarah Mildred Long Bridge in Portsmouth, which is the state's No. 1 red-listed bridge. The bridge needs to be replaced and the shipping lane widened to accommodate the next generation of freight tankers carrying oil, propone, salt and other products into Portsmouth Harbor.
Under the plan, the state would issue Grant Anticipation Revenue Vehicles or GARVEE bonds to pay for its share of the work on the bridge, and use about $50 million in federal grant money earmarked for the bridge to continue work on the I-93 expansion and $8 million of the federal money for widening Route 101 in Bedford.
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Interview by Rob Taylor Our Poetry Editor Rob Taylor speaks to PRISM contributor Kate Braid about her poem "I Seem to Have Come to the Start of Something But I Don't Know What", which appears in PRISM international's 52.4 issue. Kate … Continue reading
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Payroll Analyst Summary: This is a 3 month plus contract position. This opportunity is for an experienced Payroll Analyst with at least 3+ yrs. processing Multi-State payroll for 30 retail locations. Each location has approximately 45 employees. Will need exposure to handling garnishments as well. Experience using PeopleSoft and strong data entry and Excel skills is a must for this position. Ca...
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Payroll & Benefits Specialist About Our Company Located in Arlington, TX, Print Place specializes in high quality, fast turn, full color 100% offset printing. Backed by a proprietary automated ordering system with end-to-end manufacturing and shipping integration, the resulting efficiencies have allowed us to offer exceptional value to our expanding customer base. Check us out: · www.printplac...
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