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The Gingerbread countdown is on! Only nine days remain until the big event! On Sunday a crowd of Valley kids and parents gathered 'round at the Big Picture for some gingerbread fun. Kids decorated houses while their folks got ready to tackle a variety of gingerbread plans.
Ashley Woods and Dave Hodgson, both veterans in the gingerbread business, explained some fundamentals, demonstrating how to make and use durable icing and candy glass, and answered questions.
The sixth annual Gingerbread Contest and tour event will be held at the Big Picture Theater in Waitsfield, December 5 to 7. Everyone is welcome to participate; there is a per house entry fee. The gingerbread projects should be completely edible to be eligible for the contest. The deadline to enter is Friday, December 5.
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ATLANTA On a frosty winter day, the Atlanta Braves started getting ready for the rites of spring tossing around baseballs and jumping into the batting cage to take a few swings at Turner Field.
It may seem hard to believe, but spring training is just a few weeks away.
Among those turning out for the informal workouts Tuesday with temperatures in the low 40s: closer Craig Kimbrel, slugger Jason Heyward and recovering starter Brandon Beachy, whos coming off major elbow surgery but hopes to be ready by June.
As with most teams this time of year, theres plenty of optimism. The Braves will have to make do without longtime star Chipper Jones, who retired, but theyre looking forward to adding free-agent signee B.J. Upton to the lineup.
The skys the limit for us, said Heyward, who seems poised to become the Braves biggest star now that Jones is gone. We feel like its set up pretty well for us.
Of course, it was a bit strange to see that empty locker on the other side of the room, the spot where Jones held court in the later years of a nearly two-decade-long career.
Weve been preparing for this day as much as anyone could, Heyward said, glancing in that direction. But it will feel different. For me, being from Georgia, ever since Ive been in Georgia, No. 10 has been on the field for the Braves. Thats going to be a different feeling for me.
But, he added, Good things do come to an end. Im just glad he was able to go out on his own terms.
Kimbrel had a hectic offseason, getting married the first of December and honeymooning in the Dominican Republic.
We got back in time for Christmas and New Years, he said, and now its baseball season.
The right-hander will try to follow up one of the most dominant seasons ever by a closer, becoming the first pitcher in baseball history to strike out more than half the batters he faced (116 out of 231).
Kimbrel also is getting ready to play for his country for the first time. He was selected, along with teammate Kris Medlen, to pitch for the U.S. at the World Baseball Classic in March.
Im very excited, Kimbrel said. It doesnt happen too often, and this is my chance to do it. Im going to do my best and try to help Team USA win.
Kimbrel and Medlen arent the only Atlanta players wholl be suiting up in the WBC. Shortstop Andrelton Simmons will play for the Netherlands, while third baseman Martin Prado is part of the Venezuelan roster.
Those four will have to leave Atlantas camp in the middle of spring training, but general manager Frank Wren said he would never discourage a player from representing his country unless there was some sort of injury concern. In fact, he thinks the experience might actually help someone such as Kimbrel, who wasnt as sharp as he wanted to be at the start of last season.
Heyward passed on a chance to play for the U.S. team, however, feeling it was better to stay with the Braves throughout the spring.
He sees the long-range benefit of being in our camp, Wren said. He feels like working consistently with our guys will help him during the season.
Heyward was a rookie star in 2010, homering in his first big league at-bat and drawing praise as the future of baseball from no less than Hank Aaron. After struggling through injuries and mechanical problems in his sophomore season, he bounced back nicely last year 27 homers, 82 RBIs and 21 stolen bases.
He feels his career is back on track.
The biggest thing thats different is I dont feel like Im searching for anything, he said. Baseball is a feel game. You need to know what youre looking for. You need to have the right feel for how your swing is broken down: timing, tempo, just things as simple as your stance. I feel like all those things I have now.
Sure, the Super Bowl is still more than a week away. But the Braves pitchers and catchers will be reporting to camp in Florida on Feb. 11.
Yep, its almost time to play ball.
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MLM company, ViSalus recently announced a seven-fold increase in sales from 2011! They must not have heard the news about the sour economy. They grew from a solid $34 Million in 2010 to a stellar $231 Million in 2011. This sort of growth is fantastic for the network marketing industry in general. Regardless if they're a competing business, their success matters for multiple reasons.
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Law School Celebrates 126th Commencement
Juris doctor degrees are a powerful tool to ensure access to justice for all, said retired California Supreme Court Justice Carlos Moreno at the law school's 126th commencement earlier this month. "I hope each of you will use your hard-earned degree to confront the many problems in society," he said.
"Ours is a system founded on laws that seek to ensure justice and fairness to all," Moreno said. "Unless those rights are exercised and given meaning by lawyers like you and judges like me, they may as well cease to exist for many people in our society."
The law school awarded 123 JDs and two LLMs at the commencement and hooding ceremony for the Class of 2012, which included students who graduated last December. The hooding was performed by Professor David A. Friedman and Professor Edward J. Harri. Professor Richard F. Breen, who directed the J.W. Long Law Library for 36 years and is retiring in August, was given an emeritus diploma.
The valedictorian was McKinnon H. Hanson. Two students graduated summa cum laude; eight graduated magna cum laude; and 13 students graduated cum laude.
Dean Peter Letsou told graduates they'd face challenges ahead – passing the bar exam, starting their careers at a time of economic difficulty – but they are entering "a noble profession with the ability to change people's lives.
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Science Matters
Volume 2 | Number 2 | March / April 2011
Executive Message
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Sustainability through innovation
GEMS: Great Environmental Moments in Science
True North: Sustainability Research at EPA
The Agency's focus on sustainability brings an integrated approach to research, partnerships, and seeking innovative solutions to environmental and human health challenges.
Toward Sustainability: Building a Better Understanding of Ecosystem Benefits
EPA researchers are conducting a major study of the Tampa Bay estuary and its surrounding wetlands to quantify how natural ecosystems support human welfare.
Hydraulic Fracturing: Testing the Waters
EPA Researchers combine public and technical input on a study of the potential environmental and human health impacts of natural gas drilling.
EPA Co-Hosts National Bed Bug Summit to Address the Return of a Pest
EPA provides citizens with information about how to protect themselves from bed bugs.
Problems with Pinhole Leaks in Your Copper Water Pipes
EPA scientists document, experiment, and research water chemistry to better understand the nature of pitting corrosion and pinhole leaks in copper water pipes.
Sparking Innovation to Meet Environmental and Human Health Challenges
EPA is invigorating its research efforts by tapping the collective vision and energy of its own scientists and engineers, as well as engaging others to join the discussion.
Exploring Nano-sized Fuel Additives
EPA scientists examine nanoparticle impacts on vehicle emissions and air pollution.
Mobile Air Monitoring Detects Hard-to-Find Air Pollution Problems
EPA researchers have developed specially equipped vehicles for mobile sampling of air pollutants.
Saving our Estuaries: EPA's Climate Ready Estuaries Program Plans Ahead
Agency provides direct aid to implement adaption plans for climate change-related disaster.
Partner News
Stimulating a Green and Growing Economy
EPA's Small Business Innovation Research Program supports innovative environmental technologies.
Tribal Science Council: From Indian Country to EPA Headquarters
EPA leaders ask Indian Tribes and Alaska Natives to identify their top environmental science priorities for inclusion in Agency science plans and projects.
Water Quality Improvements to Flow from the Water Technology Innovation Cluster
EPA convenes a unique collaboration to spur new clean drinking water technologies, green infrastructure, and job creation.
EPA Microbiologists Provide Environmental Technology Guidance to Former Soviet Weapons Scientists
Since 2001, EPA scientists have been working through the BioChem Redirect Program, to help former Soviet weapons scientists in Kazakhstan pursue more peaceful ends.
EPA Research in the News
New Robot System to Test 10,000 Chemicals for Toxicity
Green Technology World explains the high-speed robot screening system and provides an overview of the Tox21 collaboration. Read the article.
EPA Grants $32 Million to Air Pollution Research at Universities
Yahoo! Contributor, Rachel Krech, explains how the $32M EPA grant will allow four universities the opportunity to examine the effects of air pollution on human health. Read the article.
Designing Tomorrow Paints Future Standard
EPA Assistant Administrator Dr. Paul Anastas traveled to the University of Cincinnati to share his vision on how innovation and sustainability can guide design and a new paradigm for our relationship with the environment. Read the article.
Science Wednesday: Highlights From Our Blog
During March, EPA celebrated Women's History Month by profiling women within the Agency. Here are some of the highlights.
Women in Science: Administrator Lisa P. Jackson
March 1st 2011
By: Lisa P. Jackson
Administrator Jackson kicks off Women's History Month by recalling her own journey and how women play a critical role in at EPA. Read Administrator Jackson's post.
Women in Science: Mary Kentula
March 2nd 2011
By: Sarah Blau
EPA student services contractor Sarah Blau interviewed wetalnd ecologist Mary Kentula about her interest in science and how research has helped inform national policy. Read more about Mary Kentula.
Women in Science: Montira Pongsiri
March 7th 2011
By: Marguerite Huber
EPA intern Marguerite Huber spoke with scientist Montira Pongsiri about the connections between environmental change and human health. Learn about Montira Pongsiri's research.
Women in Science: Women's History Month – New Generation, New Innovation
March 16th 2011
By: Lyndee Collins
Lyndee Collins, EPA intern, spoke with Amy Mueller, co-founder of STG International and a 2008 EPA People, Prosperity, and the Planet (P3) Award winner. Read about Amy Mueller's P3 experience.
Green Biz
February 9th 2011
By: Becky Fried
Joel Makower, Chairman of the GreenBiz Group interviewed EPA's Dr. Paul Anastas on sustainability, innovation, environmental protection, and economic growth. Read more about GreenBiz
EPA Science has an Attitude
February 2nd 2011
By: Sarah Blau
EPA student services contractor Sarah Blau shares the optimistic outlook EPA researchers have about the environmental tasks ahead of them. Read about how EPA science has an attitude.
Witnessing History
February 16th 2011
By: Lyndee Collins
EPA intern Lyndee Collins watched as EPA Administrator Lisa Jackson testified before the Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works. Read about the hearing.
EPA Research Grants
Grants and Funding Opportunities
EPA supports the nation's leading scientists and engineers through competitive grant programs and fellowships.
Call for Papers
Federal Committee on Statistical Methodology Research Conference: Call for Papers
The Federal Committee on Statistical Methodology (FCSM) is planning a research conference to be held at the Washington Convention Center, Washington, DC January 10 to12, 2012.
The conference will feature mostly contributed papers with formal discussion and software demonstrations on topics related to a variety of statistical research issues. Papers and demonstrations should address methodology, empirical studies, relevant issues, or needs for statistical research. Papers must be original and not previously published or disseminated.
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Five Aiken County businesses are among more than 300 in South Carolina citied for violations of new mandatory employee immigration status reporting.
State labor department officials cited 323 businesses in the first year of mandatory immigration checks for employees in a document released Monday.
Lawmakers in 2011 required all businesses to use the federal E-Verify system to check the names and Social Security numbers of newly hired workers.
The system is used to determine if the employee can work legally in the United States.
Though there was violation in reporting, none of the Aiken County businesses had hired illegal workers.
"The employees in question were not determined to be illegal," said Lesia Kudelka, spokeswoman for the South Carolina Department of Labor, Licensing and Regulation. "The finding is failure to E-Verify new hires."
The companies in violation were Jumpin Bean Inflatables, Inc., of 1746 Knox Ave. in North Augusta; Bowen Auto Parts, 5471 Jefferson Davis Highway in Beech Island; Genesis & Associates Development GR on 3050 Whiskey Road in Aiken; Savannah River Banking Company at 407 Silver Bluff Road in Aiken; and Silver Bluff Animal Hospital LLC on 416 Silver Bluff Road in Aiken.
All of the businesses only had one worker who was not processed through the E-Verify system, except for Jumpin Bean Inflatables, which had three.
All of the Aiken County businesses were placed on one year of probation and must report the details of all employees, and any changes, quarterly to the Department of Labor.
"None of the businesses in South Carolina lost operating licenses," Kudelka said. "There have been no repeat violations."
Repeat offenses can result in fines and the suspension of business licenses.
Fewer than 10 percent of the companies that were checked failed to comply with the law.
"We still find employers who are not familiar with the state law and E-Verify but the number declines each month," Kudelka said.
Companies have not had as many problems with the system as expected, said Otis Rawl, president of the South Carolina Chamber of Commerce.
The compliance rate of more than 90 percent is not bad for a first year, Rawl said.
The law exempts farmer workers, maids and fishermen from the E-Verify requirement.
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Ridiculous Fashion at the 2013 People's Choice Awards (PHOTOS)
The 2013 People's Choice Awards took place tonight (Jan. 9), and while countless stars killed it on the red carpet, others — including some of our favorite actors and actresses — weren't quite as successful in the sartorial department. From Jennifer Lawrence's drapey Valentino Couture dress to this neon eyesore on Paris Hilton, we've rounded up the evening's most glaring fashion misses. Not on board with our picks? Let us know in the comments!
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17 Best Face Cleansers
Is the No. 1 skin care product from Clinique? Cetaphil? Nope! Read on to find out
But a cleanser is a cleanser, right? Don't they all do the same job? Hardly. Our readers gave us their two cents about which cleansers made their faces squeaky clean -- without leaving their skin feeling like the Sahara. What product was ranked No. 1 by TotalBeauty.com readers?
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Love Mary Kay, Suki, and DHC! Great cleansers!
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Great suggestions! I keep hearing great things about the dermogica brand so I'm excited to try them!
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I can't afford any of these brands though I am sure they are good.
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Really need a new cleanser will have to look into some of these
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Would have been nice to see more drugstore products.
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I love LUSH cleansers. Particularly Angels on Bare Skin.
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Great list! Some of the ones at the beginning I don't agree with, but I love the Boscia and Dermologica. I want to try the Suki, Glytone and Aveda Tourmaline! Just with they weren't so spendy.
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Clinique never works on my skin
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So many. My fav wasn't listed here L"Oreal Revitalift Cream Cleanser
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A genealogy blog focused on families settling in East Tennessee and the Northern Neck of Virginia with explorations of Rusyn roots.
Thursday, April 7, 2011
Lighting candles
Once upon a time there was a beautiful little boy who grew up to be a bright, wonderful man who married bright, wonderful women and had bright, wonderful daughters.
The glare from all that brilliance and today's candles is enough to send one running for sunglasses. But having donned them, Happy Birthday Daddy!
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Chicago will open its 15th postseason run in 18 years when it travels to San Antonio for Game 1 of the Western Conference Quarterfinals at 7 p.m. on Thursday, April 19; the third-seeded Wolves, who chose to start on the road due to the series being a 2-3 format, have never met the sixth-seeded Rampage in the postseason.
--- Mark Mancari: Ranked first on the team and shared eighth in the AHL with 30 goals and paced Chicago with 58 points in 69 contests this season ... Paced the AHL and matched a franchise record with 10 game-winners ... Ranked third on the Wolves with 28 assists and first with 10 power-play strikes ... Collected 9 goals and 23 points in 24 career Calder Cup playoff games
--- Darren Haydar: Ranked first on Chicago with 36 assists and second with 57 points in 70 games this season ... Shared second on the squad with 21 goals ... Surpassed 50 points for the 10th time in his 10-year pro career and 20 goals for the ninth time ... Bagged 12 points (6G, 6A) in his last 11 tilts of the season ... Ranks first all-time in AHL postseason scoring with 59 goals, 76 assists (tied), and 135 points in 105 career Calder Cup outings
--- Eddie Lack: Shared sixth in the AHL with a .925 save percentage and ninth in the league with a 2.31 goals-against average in 46 games this season (21-20-3) ... Logged 2,703 minutes this season, which was the seventh-most in the league ... Shared seventh in the AHL with four shutouts ... Held opponents to two or fewer tallies in 27 of his 46 appearances ... Notched a 6-5 mark, 1.99 goals-against average, .932 save percentage, and two shutouts in 12 career Calder Cup postseason outings
--- Jordan Schroeder: Registered career-highs with 21 goals, 23 points, and 44 points while being the only Chicago skater and one of 28 players in the league to appear in all 76 games this season ... His 21 markers shared second on the Wolves while his 44 points ranked third ... Posted 12 points (4G, 8A) in 20 career Calder Cup playoff tilts
--- The Wolves dropped all four contests to the Rampage this season (0-3-0-1), but all four games were decided by one goal; Chicago and San Antonio last squared off on April 4 with the Wolves falling 2-1 on the road.
--- The Wolves have recorded a 5-2 mark in Calder Cup playoff series that begin on the road, with the last time they started on the road being the 2004 West Division Finals against Milwaukee; prior to the 2012 Western Conference Quarterfinals, Chicago had started its last 13 postseason series on home ice.
--- Chicago set a franchise record for goals-against this season by surrendering 193 markers in 76 games this year; the Wolves ranked fifth in the AHL with a 2.54 goals-against average this year.
--- The Wolves were perfect on the penalty kill 43 times this season and posted a 25-13-3-2 mark when not allowing a power-play goal; Chicago ranked sixth in the league with an 84.2 efficiency rating on the penalty kill (235 of 279), which was the seventh-highest kill rate in franchise history; the Wolves 279 short-handed opportunities and 1,065 penalty minutes were both franchise lows.
--- Left wing Nicklas Jensen tallied a hat trick in his sixth pro game on Sunday and became the first rookie to notch a three-goal performance for the Wolves since defenseman Paul Postma achieved the feat on Feb. 21, 2010.
GO SHORTY, IT's YOUR BIRTHDAY
--- The Wolves ranked sixth in the AHL with 11 short-handed goals this season, the seventh straight year they have bagged double-digit shorties and ranked in the top 10 in shorties scored; Chicago has posted 10 or more short-handed goals in 15 of its 18 years of existence and has scored 230 shorties as a franchise.
Sunday, April 15
(at) Chicago 4, Peoria 2
--- The Wolves wrapped up their 18th regular season with a 4-2 Illinois Lottery Cup victory over the Peoria Rivermen at the Allstate Arena
--- Left wing Nicklas Jensen notched a hat trick, while forward Tim Miller also scored
--- Goaltender Joe Cannata posted 38 saves in his pro debut
Saturday, April 14
Milwaukee 2, (at) Chicago 1 (OT)
--- The Wolves tied the score in the third, but it was the Milwaukee Admirals grabbing the game-winner in overtime to earn a 2-1 Amtrak Rivalry win at the Allstate Arena
--- Forward Anton Rodin posted the lone goal for Chicago
--- Goaltender Eddie Lack kicked out 28 shots in regulation and overtime
Friday, April 13
Chicago 7, (at) Grand Rapids 5
--- The Wolves bagged four goals in the third period to claim the Midwest Division crown with a 7-5 victory over Grand Rapids at Van Andel Arena
--- Defenseman Kevin Connauton (3A) and forwards Steve Reinprecht (2G, A), Darren Haydar (G, A) and Stefan Schneider (2A) posted multiple points for Chicago
--- Goaltender Eddie Lack posted 36 saves
Tuesday, April 10
(at) Texas 5, Chicago 2
--- The Wolves surrendered the first four goals of the game and could never recover, losing 5-2 to Texas at Cedar Park Center
--- Rookie forwards Anton Rodin and Nicklas Jensen scored
--- Goaltenders Matt Climie (eight of 11) and Eddie Lack (11 of 12) split time in CLIMIE's loss


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The New Ocean Explorers
While we may feel today that Planet Earth has been pretty well explored easily ninety-five percent of the ocean – which already covers more than seventy-five percent of the globe – is unknown. In an effort to plug gaps in knowledge about key ocean processes, the National Science Foundation (NSF)'s division of ocean sciences has awarded nearly $1 million to scientists at the Scripps Institution of Oceanography in La Jolla, California. According to U.S. News, the Scripps marine scientists will develop a new breed of ocean-probing instruments. Jules Jaffe and Peter Franks will spearhead an effort to design and deploy autonomous underwater explorers, or AUEs. AUEs will trace the fine details of oceanographic processes vital to tiny marine inhabitants.
While oceanographers have been skilled in detailing large-scale ocean processes, a need has emerged to zero in on functions unfolding at smaller scales. By defining localized currents, temperature, salinity, pressure and biological properties, AUEs will offer new and valuable information about a range of ocean phenomena.
"We're seeing great success in the global use of ocean profiling floats to document large-scale circulation patterns and other physical and chemical attributes of the deep and open seas," said Phillip Taylor of NSF's division of ocean sciences. "These innovative AUEs will allow researchers to sample the environments of coastal regions as well, and to better understand how small organisms operate in the complex surroundings of the oceans."
The miniature robots will aid in obtaining information needed for developing marine protected areas, determining critical nursery habitats for fish and other animals, tracking harmful algae blooms, and monitoring oil spills. For marine protected areas, AUEs will help inform debates about the best areas for habitat protection. With harmful algal blooms and oil spills, the instruments can be deployed directly into outbreak patches to gauge how they develop and change over time. In the case of an airplane crash over the ocean, AUEs should be able to track currents to determine where among the wreckage a black box may be located.
"AUEs will fill in gaps between existing marine technologies," said Jaffe. "They will provide a whole new kind of information."
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Interesting Things
- There's a new release of Backbone – 0.9.0. It's billed as a release candidate for 1.0, and seems to be a bit buggy, as RCs can be. However, it's exciting to see that Backbone is getting close to that milestone.
- You should default boolean fields to true or false, at the database layer. Otherwise your queries have to deal with three-valued logic.
- Rails 3.2 has some unexpected behavior. First, the generated form ids have changed … what used to be
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id=new_user. Second, if your routes file is missing an entry, you will no longer get errors in controller tests. If you liked that behavior, try out request specs.
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Stripe embroidered maxi tank dress with high low hem. Drop waist style. Floral embroidered eyelet detailing on front of dress, sides of waist and around bottom hem. Fabric is heavily texturized.
The delicately romantic and texture heavy New Romantics collection was inspired by the dream-worthy beach views and magically hidden coves of Sardinia, Italy.
The delicately romantic and texture heavy New Romantics collection was inspired by the dream-worthy beach views and magically hidden coves of Sardinia, Italy.
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Rated 5 out of 5Â by romadevil Great buy and great addition to my wardrobe This is a very beautiful dress and a great addition to any fashion lover. The fabric is strong yet soft and the detail in the dress is astonishing and surreal. Very pleased with this buy. It runs a bit loose so maybe go a size down. I am usually a small but have to order Xsmall with dresses in FP. 8.27.2013
Rated 4 out of 5Â by cocotikee pretty, but had to return I'm 5'4", 98lbs. My size is usually xxs,xs,0,00... I usually do expect clothes to be a little roomier than it should look when I'm ordering online. I wanted this dress to work so bad but unfortunately it did not. It was overall too big. I looked like I a little girl trying to fit into her big sister's dress. The material of the dress and all the details were very good and it is definitely a great looking and breazy summer dress. Though I had to return it because of the fit. My search for a flowy, casual yet girly peasant summer dress continues.. sigh. 7.25.2013
Rated 3 out of 5Â by raniakhallaf Cute I like the model very much but the material is not that much worth the price, it runs bigger than my size which is S, believe that XS would have fit better. I'm 5.4 foot from head to toe and the dress is longer than on the model in the picture, have to wear a small heel. 6.18.2013
Rated 4 out of 5Â by vivabelle Adorable and unique but a lil too big FP and Anthropologie's size 0's are larger than any others out there. I almost always have to get a size 0 taken in from these boutiques. Still this dress was so cute and different I decided to keep it and have it on the shelf with all the other size 0 dresses I will one day get around to taking in. It is very good quality. 5.4.2013
Rated 2 out of 5Â by missmedusa awkward a friend of mine bought this, which i was really sad about because i had had my eye on it for some time. i couldnt see why she was returning it so i tried it on. very awkward fit. i could do some tucking with it, but i'll wait for it to go on sale before i sew a 250$ dress. 3.28.2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by myra_fp Amazing, flattering and slimming I absolutely LOVE this dress. Such an unexpected and refreshing cut. I had my eye on it for a few weeks and finally got it. It is so flattering and beautifully made. The details from the buttons to the embroidery are lovely. I normally wear an XS or S or 0 or 2 and got this in an XS and it fits perfectly. I'm 5'5" and if I were wearing flats, it would feel a touch long, but I'm planning to wear with 3 inch wedge heels and the length is perfect. With the heels, it is about the same distance to the ground as the model in flats. I can understand the sentiments of the previous reviewer - I think that if you're shorter than 5'5", this dress is probably going to be too long. But, the blousy top actually is counterintuitive and totally slimming. The band across the hips actually helped flatten my belly and I don't have perfect, flat abs! The hip fit is like a body shaping undergarment. Make sure to order this size based on your hip measurements - if it's too small for your hips, I could see it pinching and being less flattering. I have 36" hips and the XS was perfect. The husband even thought this dress was so slimming and lovely! Cutest dress ever! 2.21.2013
Rated 2 out of 5Â by p1gp3n so unflattering i'm so disappointed with this dress. i love the look from the catalog, but wasn't as convinced from the studio shots, but gave it a try anyways. it's loose on top, and totally body-hugging around the hips. you can tell from the studio pics, and i'm sure the model is tall and skinny, but it still makes her hip look wide, and pulls right at the hips where the buttons are. so if you have any tummy at all, this dress will put focus on it and make the hip area look extra wide. it's also quite long on me. i'm 5'3" and the back bottom basically graces the floor. the dress is also very heavy. i like the embroidery but the rest of the dress is a mess. it might work for someone tall and skinny. 1.18.2013
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EE! I am so happy about my 1-hour glucose screener. My level was 87. My OB wanted me to take the test early, at 16w, since with both of my other pregnancies my result was high 130s to low 140s (had to do the 3-hour test with my firstborn, and the results were bizarre but I passed).
I have no idea if I'll have to take the test again closer to the normal test date. But still, I'm really encouraged. Maybe this is an early indication that my body is doing pregnancy right this time? I'll still be on the pre-e lookout of course.
Maybe this one will be pre-e free!


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Our report The Future of Downtown San Jose suggested that the city can bring more people and activity downtown by investing in clearer signage, more real-time information and better wayfinding. With support from the Knight Foundation, San Jose is now taking big steps to make that happen.
There are at least 30,000 square feet of blank walls in downtown San Jose. A new nonprofit organization called the Exhibition District is hatching an ambitious plan to cover them with murals by local artists. The goal is to use public art as an economic engine that can both attract people to downtown and pay artists real wages for their work.
Healthy food incentive programs — which provide low-income families with matching dollars to buy fruits and vegetables — have been gaining traction in policy circles recently. Why the increased attention? Because these programs work. Expanding them in California would significantly improve healthy food access.
Last week, the California Supreme Court released a key ruling that allows cities to require new market-rate housing developments to include homes that are affordable to people with low or moderate incomes. The case that came to the court's attention was focused on a 2010 City of San Jose ordinance, but the ruling has broader implications for cities across the state.
In the field of climate change policy, you might think the State of California —arguably home of the world's most robust policies to reduce greenhouse gases — has got everything covered. And, you're mostly right. But there's much more we can do. A new report highlights three ways we can significantly clean up our air by making cleaner energy choices.
2014 was the hottest recent year for real estate in downtown San Jose. Hundreds of residential units broke ground in new apartment towers, with several thousand more approved. While high-density housing in the transit-rich downtown is great, the city also needs to keep in mind the long-term availability of land for jobs — specifically sites that can accommodate large office buildings near future BART stations.
Silicon Valley's El Camino Real caters almost exclusively to private automobiles, but a recent decision from the Mountain View City Council may shift the boulevard's car-first status quo. Last week, city leaders voted 3-2 in support of dedicated lanes for the El Camino Real Bus Rapid Transit project.
Great design can transform and enhance any user experience. Why, then, is thoughtful design often ignored within our transit systems? SPUR recently held a day of workshops and presentations, sponsored by TransitCenter, to explore the future of design and public transportation.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture just gave a big shot in the arm to healthy food incentive programs. On April 1, the agency announced $31 million in grants to groups large and small — including three recipients in California — that provide matching dollars to low-income families who use their food assistance benefits to buy fruits and vegetables.
The Bay Area's "innovation economy" — i.e., the high-tech sector — is thriving. Though longtime observers are right to wonder when the next crash will happen, the region's current boom has some fundamental qualities that hint prosperity will continue. This time of expansion is an opportunity to acknowledge some of the challenges associated with economic growth.
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Hammered Coin Statement Necklace
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With a mix of hammered and glossy coin ornaments, this bebe statement necklace is sure to lend any outfit a boho-glam touch.
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This instructable is based on one I previously posted, Speaker Art and was made for my wife and as a tribute to the best folk parody duo, The Flight of the Conchords. If you have never heard of FOTC, please check them out below. I will show you how to integrate lighting and music into a personal painting. The theme is up to you, but I hope you enjoy this tutorial, and maybe become a fan of the Conchords, enjoy.
Step 1: Tools and Materials
Deep Canvas
Paint (acrylic, oil, water, etc) I used acrylic
Variety of brushes
MP3 Player
Slim portable speakers (I got mine for $10)
Coat hanger
PVA and Hot Glue
Electrical wire
LED(I used 5mm blue)
On/Off Switch
Power Supply (9v Battery)
4 small srews
Utility Knife
Wire Cutters
Soldering Iron
A little artistic talent and patience
Step 2: Lets Get Painting
Now I have been painting for some time, and find that using Photoshop to generate a template is the easiest way. You can find dozens of tutorials online giving the step by step process. If you have trouble, just message me, and I'll talk you through it.
Now you can either project the image on to the canvass with a projector, or do free hand like I did. Below are some progressive pictures of the painting, and the original screen shot I used as focus for the painting.
The painting took about two hours all together.
http://www.maplin.co.uk/Module.aspx?ModuleNo=6197 is 3A enough, or do i need something more like this
I left out the music part though, just ran out of time.
I think your project is really awesome! Im a FOTC fan so im totally gonna make one for myself! I was wondering if you could send the pic you used (the photoshoped one)!??! It would be awesome!
THanks a lot!
i really like it
I loved this so much I used part of your pic as an inspiration for this clock for my friend's birthday. Thanks!
If confused with last sentence plese check out http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JT5AQIlmM0I
Wish Bret uses his Casio DG 20 Electric Guitar more often though :D
One of my favorite FotC songs and great work! When I have enough money, I'll make one... I just don't know what to paint =))


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With only a week to go, preparations are in full swing for the third annual Mad Marathon. More than 1,000 runners are signed up and registration is open until July 4. The course record stands at 3:16 for women, Sarah London of Montpelier, and 2:46 for men, David Herr of Canaan, Vermont. This year those times stand to be challenged by elite runners from the U.S. and beyond. At the finish line spectators will see flags representing the states and countries of runners. Go to www.madmarathon.com for more information and some great photos from previous years.
While some roads will be closed on Sunday, July 7, once runners safely pass, roads will be opened to local residents on an as-needed basis. Meaning people will be able to get to their house or through a road as the crowd thins. The Mad Marathon starts at 7 a.m. on Sunday so runners are typically finished with the first half of the course by 10 a.m. Those who spend Sunday in can have a leisurely morning at home and may not experience any road closures at all. Dori Ingalls, race director, and everyone involved with the Marathon thanks Valley residents and visitors in advance for their patience during race hours. No doubt, after so many months of road construction Valley residents have already developed patience regarding road delays.
Paul Arroyo, a runner from the New York City area, is thrilled to be returning: "I'm running Mad 2013 because I ran the inaugural in 2011 as my sixth marathon and I loved the race, the town, the people and, of course, Dori. Knowing that Dori waits at the finish until the last runner crosses makes this event special and a must do for everyone. This edition of Mad will be my 65th 26.2 or greater distance event and I couldn't have picked a better race to celebrate that number with. Glad I'm coming back."
While Carol and Charlie Hosford won't be running the Mad Marathon, they will be doing something very important. They have volunteered to host four runners from Ethiopia. "Charlie and I are looking forward to meeting these elite runners from a different culture. We'll be hosting two men and two women all from Ethiopia and feeding them American foods that lean toward items they are familiar with. We're especially looking forward to discovering effective ways to communicate beyond language! They are supposed to arrive on July 5 and leave on the 8th and we're pleased to help in this way," says Carol Hosford of Waitsfield.
Kristina Jankowski, of Watertown, MA, a bride-to-be, explains how she'll use the Mad Marathon in her wedding preparations: "We're getting married in The Valley on July 3 next year so we decided to run the Mad Marathon this year and then in 2014 use the training as an incentive to be fit for our wedding. It's such a beautiful area. We ran the Mad Dash last September and cows were literally running with us! Our friend has a condo in The Valley and when we asked him to suggest a good place to run he said the Common Road. While running there we decided it was the place we wanted to get married. This will be my fourth half marathon and my finance's second. Last weekend, we did a 9-mile run in the Catskills and we'll do one more long run this weekend. We're looking forward to the challenge, hills and all."
While training runs can be grueling, most people aren't doing them in 120-degree heat. Unless, you are part of the group training in Afghanistan. Thirty-two Army, Air Force and Navy personnel stationed in Bagram, Afghanistan, will run a Shadow Run there on July 7 at the same time athletes are running in the Mad River Valley. Ingalls reports, "I have been fortunate to meet our military runners through email. Great stories all about running along with missing home. The majority of our runners are a medical crew who look forward to the race and a connection home. Sending off their race bibs, shirts and medals to Bagram is gratifying. It is not often that I have an opportunity to give back to the men and women that are making a difference."


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CLEMSON — Clemson had it all lined up Friday, 80,000 orange pom-poms in neat rows at Death Valley. An unexpected strong wind blew some of them away.
The No. 13 South Carolina Gamecocks arrived Saturday night with everything aligned against them, and the No. 12 Tigers blew a golden opportunity.
So much for revenge, facing a backup quarterback, taking advantage of a depleted South Carolina running game.
Two starts, two wins, two 300-yard passing games for Dylan Thompson, star of the Gamecocks' 27-17 victory.
"It seems like when we play Clemson," Gamecocks head coach Steve Spurrier said, "they don't play very well."
Our official Palmetto State football rivalry is at peak interest.
Clemson leads the series 65-41-4, but has lost four in a row.
The Tigers were favored, but couldn't block Jadeveon Clowney long enough to make big plays.
The Gamecocks have gone through dozens of quarterbacks that failed to defeat Clemson. Suddenly, they have two — Thompson and Connor Shaw — with 1-0 records against the Tigers.
Thompson's 310 passing yards were impressive, but a 20-yard scamper on third-and-19 before the clinching touchdown was the highlight play.
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You're either emotionally invested or annoyed by all the nutty fans on edge.
The Tiger Burn in Columbia.
Rubber chickens dragged along Pickens County asphalt.
A seller's market for tickets.
National star power, even without Marcus Lattimore in a Gamecock uniform.
Two head coaches ideally suited for their gigs, Stephen Orr Spurrier — SOS — saving South Carolina's big-time dreams vs. homespun Dabo Swinney, an Alabaman just like Danny Ford.
DeVonte Holloman originally committed to Clemson. But South Carolina's versatile linebacker/defensive back hybrid Saturday night intercepted his third pass against the Tigers.
Dalton Freeman, Clemson's center and a team leader, said a Tiger victory was critical to "move forward and put this program on the map."
It's on the map, and was on ESPN, televised nationally in prime-time.
It was close to a BCS Championship Game play-in game. Oh, if not for those Sunshine State shadows.
Clemson suffered a 49-37 loss at Florida State, South Carolina a 44-11 setback at Florida.
Or, consider that Georgia and Georgia Tech played Saturday with both teams headed for their respective conference title games. South Carolina clobbered the national championship-contending Bulldogs, 35-7. Georgia Tech was no match at Clemson, losing 47-31.
The long run
Brad Edwards was there for the only South Carolina-Clemson game featuring teams with a higher combined ranking. As a Gamecocks free safety in 1987, his interception return for a touchdown sealed a 20-7 victory for No. 12 South Carolina over No. 8 Clemson.
It looked like a long stretch of high-level competition would vault the rivalry into national significance. Scandals and other things happened.
A bullish Edwards was on hand Saturday night at Death Valley and agreed national significance momentum is back.
"I certainly see what Coach Spurrier is doing and it seems like Clemson is recruiting really well," said Edwards, the athletic director at Jacksonville University in Florida. "Both teams are doing a better job of keeping the in-state talent at home. There was a long time when it wasn't that way."
South Carolina benefited over three consecutive decisive wins from injuries to Clemson contributors C.J. Spiller in 2009, Kyle Parker in 2010 and Sammy Watkins in 2011.
No excuses for Clemson on Saturday night, not with the Gamecocks missing running back Marcus Lattimore and Shaw.
Same time next year, with icing.
Clemson opens the 2013 season at home against Georgia. Clowney will project as the first overall pick in the 2014 draft and Clemson might have at least one Heisman Trophy candidate.
In Clemson's Tajh Boyd and the Shaw-Thompson tag team in Columbia, the teams will combine with unusually extensive leadership at quarterback.
Just 51 weeks away.
Clemson can hardly wait.
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Jerry Christine Sealey were married 50 years on Sept. 5.
Members of their family hosted a celebration at Love Grove Baptist Church in Tar Heel.
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The woman was identified as Janice Watts, 58, according to N.C. State Trooper Kevin Aldridge who responded to the accident.
The accident occurred when Watts was traveling northbound on N.C. 163 in her Chrysler Town and Country. According to Aldridge, Watts drove off the right side of the road, hitting a ditch and turning her vehicle onto the drivers side, sliding before coming to a rest.
Aldridge said Watts sustained cuts and bruises, but no serious injuries. No other vehicles were involved in the accident, which was caused by a drop in the drivers blood sugar.
"It looks like she just blacked out; she's a diabetic," said Aldridge.
"It looked a lot worse than it actually was," said Aldridge. He also said she was secured in her seat belt during the accident, helping prevent further injury.
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Note:You will need to access substantial learning resources and experiences in CloudDeakin (Deakin's online learning environment). Compliance with the Standards in computing, connectivity and student capability are a condition on your enrolment.
The unit introduces students to the major areas of tort law. It is intended to convey an appreciation of the principles and policies involved in tort law and to study those areas of tort law which are most commonly relied upon in practice. The unit covers both common law principles and the statutory tort reforms. The syllabus includes an introduction to the nature and range of tort liability; intentional interference to the person and land; negligence; nuisance; breach of statutory duty, vicarious liability; actions arising out of the death of another person; remedies. The negligence component will cover a wide range of negligence claims, with a focus on claims for personal injury (including psychiatric injury).
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Roma's Restaurant & Pizza is back in business. The popular Italian eatery, formerly known as Roma Pizza & Restaurant, reopened March 1 in the South Park Shopping Center on Whiskey Road.
"We just did a soft opening so we don't get chaotic while all the construction is still going on," said Roma's owner, Pasquale Brancaccio. "As soon as that gets over with, we'll announce that we're officially open."
Roma's closed in mid-July because of a major renovation project at South Park major, and the restaurant will be the only previous tenant remaining in the shopping center when the work is completed.
One reason Brancaccio said he decided not to relocate Roma's was "there were no places that we could find that were big enough to really accommodate the large parties we have at times."
Another reason, according to Roma's manager, Andria Mikkola, was the scheduled opening of The Fresh Market later this year at South Park. The upscale grocery store will make the shopping center "a prime location," she said.
Originally, Roma's was supposed to be closed for 90 days. But the hiatus ended up lasting for more than six months because the renovation was so extensive.
"It was a long, long time, so it was very hard," Brancaccio said.
He and Mikkola kept busy for part of that time, making some changes in Roma's.
"We painted and redecorated, and we got some different furniture," Mikkola said. "We used to be kind of an outdated, homey, family kind of restaurant. Now, we've upgraded Roma's to a modern Italian restaurant with a more simple style."
A seafood dish, zuppa di pesce, and veal marsala have been added to Roma's menu, but many customer favorites are still being served.
"We also have new homemade fresh soups," Mikkola said. Roma's hours are 4 p.m. to closing (about 9 p.m., according to Mikkola) Monday through Saturday.
Roma's is scheduled to begin serving lunch before the end of the March.
Even though the restaurant is in the same location, it has a new address: 1376 Whiskey Road.
STAFF PHOTO BY DEDE BILES Customer Rhett Sinclair, left, is greeted by Roma's owner Pasquale Brancaccio at the newly reopened restaurant.×
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[Verse 1]
Hot chili peppers in the blistering sun
Dust on my face and my cape
Me and Magdalena on the run
I think this time we shall escape
Sold my guitar to the baker's son
For a few crumbs and a place to hide
But I can get another one
And I'll play for Magdalena as we ride
No Ilores, mi querida
Dios nos vigila
Soon the horse will take us to Durango
Agarrame, mi vida
Soon the desert will be gone
Soon you will be dancing the fandango
[Verse 2]
Past the Aztec ruins and the ghosts of our people
Hoof beats like castanets on stone
At night I dream of bells in the village steeple
Then I see the bloody face of Ramon
Was it me that shot him down in the Cantina
Was it my hand that held the gun?
Come, let us fly, my Magdalena
The dogs are barking and what's done is done
[Verse 3]
In the corridor we'll sit in the shade
And watch the young torero stand alone
We'll drink tequila where our grandfathers stayed
When they rode with Villa into Torreón
Then the padre will recite the prayers of old
In the little church this side of town
I will wear new boots and an earring of gold
You'll shine with diamonds in your wedding gown
The way is long but the end is near
Already the fiesta has begun
The face of God will appear
With His serpent eyes of obsidian
[Verse 4]
Was that the thunder that I heard?
My head is vibrating, I feel a sharp pain
Come sit by me, don't say a word
Oh, can it be that I am slain?
Quick, Magdalena, take my gun
Look up in the hills, that flash of light
Aim well my little one
We may not make it through the night
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- 5. Romance In Durango
- 6. Isis
- 6. Joey
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- 44. Romance In Durango
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