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The race for the 21st Congressional District seat just got a lot more interesting, as former Republican candidate Matthew M. Doheny announced Wednesday that he will seek the partys nomination for the third time.
Mr. Doheny, who barely lost twice to Rep. William L. Owens, in 2010 and 2012, will challenge front-running Republican candidate Elise M. Stefanik, Willsboro, and tea party favorite Joseph M. Gilbert, DeKalb Junction, in a June 24 Republican primary.
Democrats have endorsed an Essex County man, Aaron Woolf, a documentary filmmaker who divides his time between a home in the Adirondacks and Brooklyn, as their candidate.
In his previous races, the investor from Watertown lost to Mr. Owens by narrow margins. Along the way, he spent more than $3 million of his own money on the failed efforts.
Mr. Doheny said he would not have entered the race had Mr. Owens sought re-election.
I was shocked when Mr. Owens announced he wouldnt run, Mr. Doheny said. I would not have entered the race otherwise. We had two fair fights and he won them both.
The Owens decision not to run, however, made Mr. Doheny reconsider.
Its a wide-open race, the candidate said. It looks like there could be three primaries I read in your paper there even will be a Green Party primary.
Mr. Doheny said a Republican primary was not daunting, noting he had primary fights in both 2010 and 2012 before gaining the GOP nomination.
He would not characterize how he would run against Ms. Stefanik.
I take every race seriously, he said. Ive been to all 194 towns and cities in this district, I know the district and Im going to make sure our message gets out all across the district.
Mr. Doheny wouldnt say how much financial support he was prepared to put into his own campaign. He said, however, that the level of support he was shown before he decided to run encouraged him.
I would go to Target, someone would say you should run, he said. Id like to carry that level of support right through the election.
In both 2010 and 2012, Mr. Dohenys campaign received a higher number of individual campaign contributions than did Mr. Owenss. He said he would like to take that level of financial support with him into the 2014 campaign.
While Mr. Doheny was a bachelor when he ran in 2010, he has since married, and in 2013 he became a father. He said that experience has made him a different candidate than the one that ran before.
Having a wife and a young son is the most wonderful experience Ive had, Mr. Doheny said. It has broadened my view of life.
As a result, he said, he enters this campaign with a different outlook.
Ive got more emphasis on the needs of a young family in the north country, he said. Ive become Mr. Diaper Changer and Im good at it.
Mr. Doheny said his platform would focus on three things: better health-care reform; creating jobs, especially in the north country; and providing constituent service.
The candidate said that health care is one of the most important issues facing the nation, but said Obamacare isnt doing what we need. He said a priority would be helping to find a better solution.
Mr. Doheny said he has been following what has been written about the North Country Health Systems Redesign Commission, but wants to hear their conclusions before he recommends a particular solution to north country health-care needs.
I think its important that theyre getting everyone in one room to talk, he said. There are a lot of small clinics and small hospitals in the region and a regional solution or subregional solution could be the answer.
Mr. Doheny also said that Jefferson County having the second highest unemployment rate in the state is simply unacceptable, and pledged to use his business acumen to help find a path to more economic stability. Mr. Dohenys most recent economic development project was helping restructure and realign Kodak, which last year emerged from bankruptcy.
He also said he would provide strong constituent services across what is geographically one of the largest districts east of the Mississippi.
You only have one point person for this district, he said. Constituents have needs and Im going to focus on helping them.
News of Mr. Dohenys announcement spread quickly.
Ms. Stefanik said this morning she has been the only Republican candidate in the race for the past year, when it appeared Mr. Owens would be running as a third-term incumbent.
Before he decided not to run, it looked like it would end up a race between her and Mr. Owens in the fall, she said.
Im in the only candidate whos been running for the past year, she said, stressing that she has gained the support of Republicans, Democrats and Independent voters throughout the district.
We need a new leader to represent us in Washington, she said, adding she is focused on her campaign, no matter who enters the race.
She made that comment after hearing this morning that another Republican, Tupper Lake Mayor and Franklin County Legislator Paul Maroun, also may seek the partys nomination.
With the possibility of Mr. Doheny funding a campaign with his own money, Ms. Stefanik said she will go after small donations from individuals in every corner of the district, adding that she was not a self-funder candidate.
In a news release today, Ms. Stefanik appeared to criticize Mr. Dohenys background in corporate finance.
As the only candidate in this race with small business experience in Upstate New York, I believe my background provides the experience and perspective needed to best advocate on behalf of the challenges of our struggling Main Street economy in the 21st District, the release said.
Mr. Doheny, 43, is a graduate of Allegheny College and received his law degree at Cornell University. After practicing law in Syracuse, he joined Deutsche Bank, where he managed accounts and worked in the acquisition and rescue of large troubled companies. He started his own business, North Country Capital LLC, Watertown, in 2010.
Mr. Doheny and his wife, Mary, live in Watertown with their 7-month-old son, Declan.
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Marc Jacobs may well be beating out Lilo and Snooki with all the blaring headlines he's snagged this week. His "Model-gate" scandal, where Jacobs admitted to not only hiring underage models but not paying them, has been public for less that a week and shows no sign of losing momentum — and Jacobs himself seems to be fueling the fire. The designer sat down with Time magazine on the last day of New York Fashion Week to discuss his refusal to adhere to CFDA guidelines.
The newly minted guidelines state models under the age of 16 cannot be hired for runway shows. In a not-so-articulate response, Jacobs argued, "You have child actors and children who model for catalogs," he says. "What's the difference between doing a commercial for peanut butter and being on a runway? I was just kind of doing what I felt, I don't ever mean to be provocative."
Provocation or not, what Jacobs fails to realize is that child actors and underage models can't really be compared side by side since the regulations for each one are totally different. Underage models are considered "independent contractors" and are not regulated, while child actors have laws protecting them from overwork and mandating education. So the difference between hawking peanut butter and walking a runway? Actually, kind of a lot. Nevertheless, Jacobs has never been one to submit to convention and it seems like he's not starting now.
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Experimental Physics and
Windows Information
This page provides a repository for information about building EPICS on Microsoft Windows. If there are any mistakes here, or you find any other information that ought to go on this page, please let me know.
In May 2010, Carsten Winkler (BESSY) posted a set of instructions to tech-talk for building Base R3.14.11 with Visual Studio 2010 Express on Windows XP. However that information may be older than the instructions on this page below.
There is a similar (older) page to this one at KEK which goes into more detail and shows some older compilers and different versions of Base.
Paul Gibbons recently posted instructions on using the Microsoft Windows Debugger (WinDbg) to trace bugs in Windows IOCs.
Compilers and Build tools
EPICS can be built on Windows using the MinGW version of GNU Make, either ActiveState Perl or Strawberry Perl, and your choice of MinGW GCC, Microsoft's Visual Studio C++ compiler (including the free Microsoft Visual Studio Express Editions). Alternatively it can be built using the Cygwin versions of GNUmake, Perl and GCC, which may be the simplest approach if you already have Cygwin, but the performance using Cygwin is not as good as with the Microsoft native runtime.
Microsoft API (win32-x86, win32-x86-mingw or windows-x64)
Download and install a C/C++ compiler:
We no longer support using the Cygwin tools for Microsoft API builds, use versions of Perl and GNUmake that directly support the Microsoft API instead. See below for Cygwin builds.
Windows-x64 Compiler
Apparently the free Visual Studio 2012 Express edition may not be able to properly build x64 binaries; if this happens, it has been suggested that a 'Repair' of the installation from the Windows Control Panel → Programs window may get the 64-bit tools working.
Zachary Brown advised that for x64 builds using Visual Studio Express 2013 it may also be necessary to download the Windows SDK and create a batch file named vcvars64.bat in the directory C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio\VC\bin\amd64\ containing this line:
CALL "C:\Program Files\Microsoft SDKs\Windows\v7.1\Bin\SetEnv.cmd" /x64
I can't vouch for either of the above suggestions. Another solution might be as simple as removing the flag /favor:blend from the ARCH_DEP_CPPFLAGS setting in your base/configure/os/CONFIG.windows-x64.windows-x64 file.
Other Build Tools
In addition to the compiler, you will also need the following free tools:
Note that the above versions of GNU Make will not work properly if you install them into a directory that has parentheses () in its path, and it's possible that having spaces in the path might be a problem too. Don't install it anywhere under your C:\Program Files (x86)\ directory. I suggest installing somewhere like C:\GnuMake for simplicity.
To extract the files from the EPICS Base distribution on a Windows system, you will need a copy of WinZip, 7-zip or another equivalent program.
After extracting the EPICS Base source code, look in the base/startup directory for the win32.bat file which you can edit to help you set up the necessary path and environment variables for building base.
If you wish to cross-compile for a vxWorks target you will obviously need to have Wind River's Tornado or WorkBench software installed, and to edit the base/configure/os/CONFIG_SITE.Common.vxWorksCommon file.
Cygwin with GCC (cygwin-x86, cygwin-x86_64)
Download and run the 32-bit Cygwin Installer (you can use the 64-bit Cygwin Installer but you will have to create your own configuration files for the cygwin-x86_64 target on older versions of Base). When installing Cygwin to use with GCC, you may set the "Default Text File Type" to be either Unix or DOS depending on whether you expect to use other Windows-specific tools with this installation or not.
Note: Some Cygwin versions may not successfully build some EPICS Base versions, although it may still be possible if you to configure Base to create a statically linked version.
You will need to select at least the following Cygwin packages for installation (plus their atomatic dependencies):
The installer will add extra packages on which the above depend automatically. In addition to the above, the following packages are useful to have:
After the packages have been installed, use the cygwin tar program to extract the EPICS Base sourcce code. If you didn't install the readline package edit the file configure/os/CONFIG_SITE.Common.cygwin-x86 and comment out the COMMANDLINE_LIBRARY setting. At this point the only thing you need to do to build Base is to open a Cygwin bash shell window, set EPICS_HOST_ARCH and run make in the top level directory of Base:
$ export EPICS_HOST_ARCH=cygwin-x86 $ cd epics/base $ make ...
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About the Band
As the ever-present and never-failing supporters of Harvard athletics, the Harvard University Band has filled the stands and the gridiron of Soldiers Field with mayhem, music, and wit since 1919. The Band promotes school spirit and tradition, encouraging students and alumni alike to raise song to Harvard at university events. Ever the trend-setter in its field, the Band remains "the best in the business" (The New Yorker). The scramble style of "marching" invented by the Band has become the modus operandi for the Ivy League.
The Band performs at all home and away football games. Throughout the year it can also be seen in action at men's and women's hockey and basketball games, other Harvard sports, and at various university, community, and charity events. With instruments in hand and a commitment to excellence and fun, the Band works hard to bring music and smiles to audiences.
The Harvard Band is entirely student-run, from the writing of halftime shows to the arrangements of music to administrative work and financial planning. The student leadership relies heavily on the creativity and wisdom of Professor Thomas G. Everett, Director and faculty advisor since 1971. The Senior Staff of the Band (all current students) is headed by Paul Meosky '16, Manager, and includes Gianina Yumul '16, Drill Master; Mattie Newman '17, Student Conductor; Paul Smith '17, Drum Major; and Joe Palana '17, Schneider.
The Harvard Band is a member of the Ivy League Bands. You can find the Ivy Bands Agreement here.


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We wanted to take a quick timeout to thank Cartoon Brew's sponsors from the last couple months. The support of these companies allows us to devote a greater amount of our time to the site, as well as to add new features like Cartoon Brew TV and Guest Brewers, both of which will continue to expand in the coming months.
We work hard to find sponsors who offer relevant products and services to our readership. Unlike most other animation media, we are editorially independent and these companies respect our independence. That's why we're so pleased to have these companies advertising on the Brew, and we encourage you to learn more about them by clicking on their ads or on the links below:
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Animation legend Don Bluth is promoting a special two-disc DVD edition of Banjo the Woodpile Cat, which Jerry reviewed earlier on Cartoon Brew.
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Corporate Transformation: Today's Hot Topic in the Business World
The purpose of our Business Breakfast Lecture Series is to give the community the opportunity to gain knowledge on current, relevant, and interesting business topics and to expose our business students to the surrounding business community. This first breakfast will feature John Luby, District Manager at Waste Management. The breakfast will be held in Maranatha's Dining Commons September 24, 2014. The breakfast will start at 7:00 am with Mr. Luby presenting at 7:30. There is a $5 charge for this breakfast.
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- Date: September 24, 2014
- Location: Maranatha Baptist University, Dining Commons
- Time: 7:00 am
- Cost: $5
- Speaker: John Luby
- Topic: Corporate Transformation: Today's Hot Topic in the Business World


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Exploring Homes in the Past
Looking at old and new houses (classroom activity)
Did you see anything on the field trip that helped us to tell the old from the modern houses?
Compare the photograph of the 1970s housing estate with the 19th Century terraced house.
What changes can you find between the old and the more modern houses? Which external features show changes?
These categories could prompt your discussion:
- Building materials
- Size and shape
- Number, size and shape of windows. How do they open?
- Chimneys
Front door
Go back to Worksheet 4. Use what you have just talked about to add further labels to show the differences between the old and new houses.
If you did not use Worksheet 4 on your field trip you could complete it now using the photographs.
Extension: Photographs of Singleton Hall and the Tudor house.
Can you put all of these photographs and your drawings of different house types (from Worksheet 4) into chronological order? Be ready to explain your decisions!


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Best Novels, Comics, etc. Set Between TOS Season 3 and ST:TMP?
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Re: Best Novels, Comics, etc. Set Between TOS Season 3 and ST:TMP?
BillJ wrote:
TAS was all over the place with episode stardates ranging from before
Where No Man...
to past TMP, if I remember correctly.... Better to think of TAS taking place in an alternate reality.
For the "Star Trek Logs" adaptations, Alan Dean Foster
changed all the stardates
, and gave a new running order for the episodes, adding new bridging scenes to make the three episodes per book run into each other - almost seamlessly - and the characters reference previous TAS adventures.
Not airdate order, nor production order. If someone is reading the adaptations of TAS, the revised ADF stardates are the ones to use.
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An Indian Fantasy
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An Indian Fantasy
Alternate Title: Around The World In 80 DaysAn Indian Fantasy (Around The World In 80 Days) (1938) Theatrical Cartoon
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- Theatrical Short
- Animat Studios, London Films, British Film Institute
- Cartoon Characters: Phileas Fogg, Jean Passepartout, Young Woman.
Originally Released in December of 1938 (Estimate).
- Color (Technicolor)
- Running Time: 17 minutes.
- France / United Kingdom
Cartoon Summary:
This sum of scenes from a never-finished, full-length animated colour feature cartoon of Jules Verne's Around The World In Eighty Days opens with the famous meeting at the Reform Club in 1872. Phileas Fogg- mysterious gentleman of British high society- wagers £20,000 that he can travel around the world in 80 days. Departing the same evening, he arrives with his French servant Jean Passepartout in India, where they save a young woman about to be burned alive on a pyre.
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Top Democrat warns against using term 'illegal immigrants'
- Rep. John Conyers Jr. (Associated Press) more >
Opening the first immigration hearing of the new Congress, the top Democrat on the Judiciary Committee warned his colleagues not to use the term "illegal immigrant" as the debate goes on.
"I hope no one uses the term illegal immigrants here today. Our citizens are not — the people in this country are not illegal. They are are out of status. They are new Americans that are immigrants," said Rep. John Conyers Jr., Michigan Democrat.
As Congress begins the immigration debate, both sides are preparing for an emotionally charged fight, and language will be one of the battlegrounds.
Many immigrant-rights advocates object to the terms "illegal" and "alien," saying that people cannot be deemed illegal, and that the word "alien" makes them sound inhuman. They argue the better terms are "undocumented migrants."
Many newspapers, including The Washington Times, use the phrase "illegal immigrant," deeming it the most accurate description.
But defenders of the term "alien" argue that an immigrant is someone who arrived here legally, while an alien is any foreigner — therefore an "illegal alien" is the proper description for those who are here outside of the law.
Academics, searching for a more neutral term, have recently begun using "unauthorized migrants" as their phrase of choice.
"the people in this country are not illegal. They are are out of status... the word 'alien' makes them sound inhuman."
How about we stop worrying about feelings and titles and start solving problems?


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On October 1, 2013, the Walnut Creek City Council adopted a comprehensive Second Hand Smoke Protections Ordinance to protect residents and visitors of Walnut Creek from the harmful effects of second hand smoke.
The ordinance prohibits smoking throughout the downtown Pedestrian Retail District; within all multi-unit residencies, common areas, balconies and within 25 feet of all enclosed areas; all City parks and open space areas; places of employment; public places; outdoor dining areas; within 25 feet of all enclosed areas where smoking is prohibited; and all service areas (i.e. ATM and ticket lines).
For more information, or to report a violation, call the No Smoking Hotline at 925-256-3535 or email email@example.com.
Ordinance Information
Second Hand Smoke Ordinance
Ordinance Summary & Effective Dates
Second-Hand Smoke Regulations Flyer
Frequently Asked Questions
Sample Lease Amendment
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Landlord Compliance Summary
Business Owner Compliance
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◉Need an avatar without the drama? Have a look through: ★ Lawliet's Avatar & Signature Dump ◕‿◕ -
Thank you, NarutoBase Staff
Thank you, NarutoBase Staff
here are a few new sigs I made this week, any CnC is apprecited cheers otherwise enjoy.
Blackops 2
Halo 4
Another Halo sig didn't like this one very much though for obvious reasons
Nice + rep
Aww man looking all this sigs, are making want to make some and are very nice
i like them :D
Awesome dude. ***** for your work
Nicely done!
Halo 4: Warrior.
Bravo man.
very nice
Thanks all^^^
Awesome work :p
The first one looks great, nice flow and colours. The second one is ok though I think the render isn't really blending well with the background. As for the last one, the smudging looks awesome! Great work
Thanks all, and I did another version of the 2nd one where I toned down the light source and made a few more tweaks so the blending looks much better now
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Thursday October 28, 2010 11:31 p.m.
By Frank Hanrahan
Boy, it's safe to say the Wizards have some serious work to do after getting throttled at Orlando 112-83. Orlando was good but the Wizards were equally bad. In his NBA debut, rookie John Wall like his team struggled, scoring 14 points on 6-19 shooting but he did dish out 9 assists for Washington.
Despite being together for a month in training camp and playing in 7 pre-season games, the youthful Wizards looked like they were taking the court together for the first time as they were out of sorts in every capacity of the game. Their offense was stagnant with bad shot selections led by Andray Blatche who went 2-9 for just 6 points. Defensively, the Wizards had no answer for Dwight Howard (23 points. 10 rebounds) and several times coach Flip Saunders burned timeouts when it was clear his team got out hustled on a play by the Magic.
This game was over in the first quarter. The output was so bad that don't be surprised if Saunders shakes up the rotation for the Hawks game in Atlanta Saturday night. Swingman Cartier Martin helped his cause for more playing time, scoring a team high 17 points off the bench for the Wizards.
Prior to the game, Wizards players were saying they would be able to gauge where they stood after facing a very good Orlando team and now they should know. They have a long, long way to go.


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Part of the Samsung wireless multiroom audio system, the WAM-270 Link Mate allows you to connect your exisiting audio system and equipment into your wireless audio system.
Legacy Equipment Integration
Bring your existing devices into your wireless multiroom system. Whether it's analog (RCA), optical or coaxial, connect your old audio devices to the WAM270 and enjoy even more options for your system.
TV SoundConnect
Enjoy richer TV sound through your legacy audio devices with TV SoundConnect. Just hook them up to Link Mate and then wirelessly connect to your TV* via Bluetooth. Minimize the wires and maximize the sound quality.
*Samsung 3D TV from 2012 or newer.
HD Audio Decoding
Complete your entertainment experience with stunningly realistic HD audio codecs that reproduces the quality and richness of the original sound much more accurately and vividly, bringing you closer to the sound of live audio. You will hear the difference immediately.
With the simplicity of Bluetooth, place a device near the speaker and let Near Field Communication activate the speaker with just one touch. Pairing with Bluetooth is easy and intuitive with NFC equipped mobile devices.
*Android devices using an OS released prior to 4.0 must download the NFC app.
Internet Radio
Quickly and easily access Internet Radio with a click of a button on the top of the Link Mate.


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Archive for the 'Mercedes-Benz 219' tag
Hemmings Find of the Day – 1958 Mercedes-Benz 219
The Mercedes-Benz Model 219 was not an easy sell in the U.S., where its $3,889 price tag in 1956 was within a C-note of a Chrysler 300B or a Cadillac Coupe de Ville. But look at what you got for your money: Unit-body construction, an overhead-camshaft straight-six, a four-speed gearbox and Old World craftsmanship. The 1958 models benefited from a bump in compression for the 2,195-cc six, raising horsepower to 100 and pushing the top speed to 92 MPH. The seller of this 1958 Mercedes-Benz 219 on Hemmings.com doesn't make any claims of originality, but that looks a lot like original paint to us, and original vinyl on the door cards. The seats appear to have been redone. If it were ours, we'd chase down a set of properly sized tires (or change to 14-inch rims), detail the engine, limit the paintwork to touchups, and drive the schnitzel out of it. These are durable, usable cars, and to us, the conservative styling looks better with each passing year. From the seller's description:
Inline six-cylinder with 4-speed manual transmission. Green with burgundy interior. Interior is in excellent condition. Needs paint to be complete. I have owned this car for over ten years. It is in good shape and runs and drives great.
Status: No Longer Available
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The International Foundation for Electoral Systems (IFES) is the global leader in election assistance and democracy promotion.
IFES promotes democratic stability by providing technical assistance and applying field-based research to the electoral cycle in countries around the world to enhance citizen participation and strengthen civil societies, governance and transparency.
IFES seek qualified applicants to fill the following vacancy in its Abuja Office.
Job Title: Administrative / Logistics Coordinator
Responsible for providing administrative and logistics services in order to ensure effective and efficient operations
Duties and Responsibilities include but not limited to:
- Make logistics arrangement for events – trainings, workshops retreat, seminars etc. this will include locations, hotels, food etc.
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Cookbooks – How Many Do You Own? (Part 5)
Posted 07 March 2010 - 06:47 AM
learn, learn, learn...
Cheers & Chocolates
Posted 15 May 2010 - 05:47 AM
learn, learn, learn...
Cheers & Chocolates
Posted 15 May 2010 - 08:53 AM
Posted 15 May 2010 - 12:48 PM
By the way, reluctantly honoring Maggie's initial rule that digital editions not be counted, I must still protest mildly. There are rare volumes which are realistically only available to most mortals in the new-fangled form; for instance the digitized collection of historic American cookbooks from the University of Michigan. (A URL is here.) I'm not sure why the volumes I've gotten there (and from other digital sources) are less booky than the ones which have a more obvious main ingredient of dead tree.
I think I'll also cast a random bit of chum into these waters, given that they're swimming with bookish foodies, a diffusely-distributed species. I'd love to find copies of a couple of books which are still available, but which are gaspingly expensive. The first is a French one: Les secrets des fermes en Périgord noir, by Zette Guinaudeau. The second (I'd ideally like to find the French edition, but the English translation would also be splendid): Traité de charcuterie artisanale, tome 2, by Marcel Cottenceau, Jean-François Deport, and Jean-Pierre Odeau. If anyone has either of these in their embarrassingly bloated collection which might cost me less than my left prairie oyster, please contact me.
Peace, good cream, and a nice Armangac, Paul
Posted 15 May 2010 - 04:31 PM
747 Asian cookbooks with 610 cover pictures
5 downloadable OLD Asian cookbooks
278 Non-Asian cookbooks with 269 cover pictures
I do not catalog a cookbook until I have perused it and there are several cookbooks which I have not yet perused.
Posted 24 May 2010 - 12:20 PM
learn, learn, learn...
Cheers & Chocolates
Posted 25 May 2010 - 06:36 AM
Living in small apartments is not conducive to a large collection. But now that we have a big ol' house...
I'd forgotten all about "Still Life with Bottle: Whiskey According to Ralph Steadman"
I'll be curling up with that one soon, possibly with a glass of something smooth and toasty.
Posted 03 June 2010 - 04:50 AM
learn, learn, learn...
Cheers & Chocolates
Posted 03 June 2010 - 10:05 AM
Margaret McArthur
"Take it easy, but take it."
Studs Terkel
A sensational tennis blog from freakyfrites
Posted 30 June 2010 - 12:58 PM
Posted 30 June 2010 - 01:04 PM
I only have one. Eric Ripert's return to cooking.
I used to just have the one: French Laundry Cookbook
Then through gifts or circumstance I stumbled upon a few more...
Paleys place
Under Pressure
Yolele! which I bought because the guy was really nice and did a demo at the FCI
I have 3 other books on food, and then my course books from school which have a ton of classic french preparations...
Edited by ChickenStu, 30 June 2010 - 01:04 PM.
Posted 09 July 2010 - 02:08 PM
Mexican Every Day - Rick Bayless
Molto Gusto - Mario Batali
River Cottage Preserve Book
Another jam book
Simple Fresh Southern by the Lee Brothers
Posted 10 July 2010 - 07:28 AM
Including all the Culinaria series, All the Time Life Good Cook series, Manifold Destiny, Marlboro Cigs Western Cookbooks, Todd Wilburs books, Purefoy Hotel, Hillary Clintons WH Cookbook, Calf Fries to Caviar, Ben Franklins cookbook and Kitty Litter cakes etc books..
I seriously recommend the Marlboro cookbooks (amazon) for their sheer creativity alone
Oh and I have the Chicago Bulls Cookbook with Michael Jordans Mac and Cheese recipe..
Edited by GlorifiedRice, 10 July 2010 - 07:30 AM.
Posted 13 August 2010 - 01:45 PM
Libations of Life: a Girl's Guide to Life One Cocktail at a Time -
Brun, Dee
The New Vegetarian Cookbook - Abensur, Nadine
Anybody who has extra cookbooks, please go to the thread and list them. It's a great way to introduce new cookbooks to people that might not otherwise get them, and a great way to cut down on a little clutter.
- Jeffrey Steingarten, in reference to "California Cuisine".
Posted 15 August 2010 - 10:19 AM
Joe Gould
Monstrous Depravity (1963)
Posted 31 August 2010 - 08:18 AM
Love Soups by Anna Thomas.
when my list of must copy out recipes hits 25 or more i have to buy the book. first time in about 4 years and this is the book.
Joe Gould
Monstrous Depravity (1963)
Posted 01 September 2010 - 11:04 AM
Emeril at the Grill (it came free with his cookware)
Memories of Philippine Kitchens - Amy Besa & Romy Dorotan
- Jeffrey Steingarten, in reference to "California Cuisine".
Posted 01 September 2010 - 12:49 PM
That, gentlemen, is the whirlingest dervish of them all." - The Professionals by Richard Brooks
Posted 01 September 2010 - 12:54 PM
Most frequently used probably Les Halles (Anthony Bourdain).
Most recent acquisitions - How to Pick a Peach (Russ Parsons), The Raw and the Cooked (Jim Harrison), Beach Bum Berry Remixed (Jeff Berry), Larousse des Desserts (Pierre Herme, in French)
Edited by FrogPrincesse, 01 September 2010 - 12:56 PM.
Posted 01 September 2010 - 04:16 PM
Posted 05 September 2010 - 10:53 AM
Chezcherie's The I Love Trader Joe's Cookbook which I do indeed love and carry with me when I trek down to TJ's.
Tsukemono Japanese Pickling Recipes by Ikuko Hisamatsu
The Everything Rice Cooker Cookbook by Hui Leng Tay published August 18 2010
More Easy Beans by Trish Ross and Jacquie Trafford
The Roasted Vegetable by Andrea Chesman
366 Ways to Cook Rice, Beans & Grains by Andrea Chesman
The Everything Cheese Book by Laura Martinez
The Good Fat Cookbook by Fran McCullough
In a Roman Kitchen by Jo Bettoja - Kindle Edition
The 50th Anniversary edition of the I Hate To Cook Book by Peg Bracken
The Grit Cookbook: World-Wise, Down-Home Recipes by Edward Hafer and Jessica Greene
For the Thermomix ordered from the UK
Fast and Easy Cooking for TM31
Fast and Easy Indian Cooking for TM31
Full Steam Ahead - Steam Cooking for TM 31
Meat on the Menu for TM31
and I just pre-ordered The Pot and How to Use It: The Mystery and Romance of the Rice Cooker by Roger Ebert (yes, it's the film critic)
Not cookbooks but related:
Confessions of a French Baker by Peter Mayle
Cheesemonger: A Life on the Wedge by Gordon Edgar which I have re-read a couple of times, sent one to my daughter, sent one to a friend who is also a cheese fanatic. This is a great read if one loves cheese!
A few of these books are available on Amazon's Kindle so I first purchased the Kindle edition and then, if I really liked the cookbook, purchased the book itself.
My blog:Books,Cooks,Gadgets&Gardening
Posted 05 September 2010 - 08:23 PM
Margaret McArthur
"Take it easy, but take it."
Studs Terkel
A sensational tennis blog from freakyfrites
Posted 05 September 2010 - 08:39 PM
One I've wanted for a long time: Ad Hoc at Home and
Chez Panisse Pasta Pizza & Calzone
- Jeffrey Steingarten, in reference to "California Cuisine".
Posted 13 September 2010 - 09:03 AM
- Thomas Keller
Diablo Kitchen, my food blog
Posted 13 September 2010 - 10:20 AM
Chef Facebook HQ Menlo Park, CA
My eGullet Foodblog
Posted 13 September 2010 - 11:07 AM
Early American Herb Recipes by Alice Cooke Brown
Mma Ramotswe's Cookbook by Stuart Brown, Mats Ogren Wanger, and Alexander McCall Smith
(referenced to the No.1 Ladies' Detective Agency series by A. M. Smith)
My blog:Books,Cooks,Gadgets&Gardening
Posted 13 September 2010 - 12:53 PM
Posted 13 September 2010 - 09:02 PM
Posted 13 September 2010 - 10:53 PM
They're mostly for ideas (and the occasional instruction, like this past weekend's scrambled eggs with lobster (never cooked a lobster before)).
I take inspiration from a variety of sources ... mostly from outings to restaurants and cooking blogs.
Most are vegetarian-friendly. I wonder if that's a subconscious decision. I'll never be a vegetarian but my eating has been trending in that direction for the past several years.
Posted 27 September 2010 - 02:45 PM
Edited by Alex, 27 September 2010 - 02:45 PM.
"A vasectomy might cost as much as a year's worth of ice cream, but that doesn't mean it's equally enjoyable." -Ezra Dyer, NY Times
Also tagged with one or more of these keywords: Cookbook, Reference
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Archive for the 'Richard Mock Foreign Car Center' tag
Four-Links – rally Falcon, KC foreign car sales, roadster renderings, baby cars
* Reason No. 1,684 to love Australia: This video that Street Legal TV found this week of a Ford Falxon XY GT tearing up some off-road rally courses.
* The guy behind the BMW Isetta blog found this photo of his father selling foreign cars around 1960 in Kansas City. Can you name them all?
* Zolland Design Blog posted some renderings of a possible Indy roadster-style body to fit atop the Lotus/Caterham Seven chassis. We say do it.
* Gene Herman at The Old Motor began his series on American cyclecars this week by focusing on some of the novelty baby cars that emerged in the between-wars period.
* Finally, Jesse at justacarguy came across this 1938 Ford COE hauling a sweet Spartan Custom Mansion.


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Cayman Islands Office Equipment, Furniture & Supplies
Welcome to the Cayman Islands Office Equipment, Furniture & Supplies online Business Directory Listings. Ecay Online is the leading Cayman Islands business directory and below you'll find preferred partners and many other registered Cayman Islands Office Equipment, Furniture & Supplies.
P.O. Box 2222, 49 Hospital Road
Company Phone: (345) 949-8642
Company Fax: (345) 945-9009
Company Website: www.grouppbs.com/home
P.O. Box 32149, Shop 6 Bay Town Plaza 36 West Bay Rd
Company Phone: (345) 946-8324 / (305) 434-8563 (US Customers)
Company Fax: (345) 946-8325
Company Website: www.creativetechltd.com
Crighton Building, Suite 104, Crewe Road, PO Box 10291
Company Phone: (345) 946-5045
Company Fax: (345) 946-5046
Company Website: www.workplace.ky
P.O. Box 10730, 1 Paddington Place, Godfrey Nixon Way.
Company Phone: (345) 949-2303
Company Fax: (345) 945-6779
P.O. Box 2222, Seven Mile Beach, One Artillery Court Shedden Rd
Company Phone: (345) 949-0900
Company Fax: (345) 945-3198
Company Website: www.knoll.com
P.O. Box 1637, 67 N. Sound Rd.
Company Phone: (345) 623-5475
Company Fax: (345) 623-4780
Company Website: www.kirk.ky
P.O. Box 2222, One Artillery Court Shedden Rd
Company Phone: (345) 949-0900
Company Fax: (345) 945-3198
P.O.Box 871, 4th Floor, Genesis Building, 13 Genesis Close
Company Phone: 949-8644
Company Fax: 949-7184
PO Box 31013,Marquee Plaza, #36 Lawrence Blvd, West Bay Road
Company Phone: (345) 946-1200 / (345) 946-1201
Company Fax: (345) 946-1230
Company Website: www.officesupply.ky
P.O. Box 1899,
Company Phone: (345) 916-1060
P.O. Box 10076, Dorcy Dr
Company Phone: (345) 949-4575
P.O. Box 32334
Company Phone: (345) 525-0969
Company Fax: (305) 675-2456
Company Website: www.theofficeplacesolution.com
P.O. Box 2001, 49 Hospital Rd.
Company Phone: (345) 949-8642
Company Fax: (345) 945-9009
Cayman Islands Office Equipment, Furniture & Supplies FAQ's
I need to buy a desk at short notice. Where can I go?
Try Kirk Office or one of the other suppliers listings in our Cayman Islands Business Directory.
Can I get a quote for replacing the furniture for our entire offices?
The local office furniture suppliers are used to fitting out entire companies from small law practices to large Cayman Islands Banks. Some of them have professional space planners on staff and can assist you with a full range of services to suit every budget. They will guide you through the whole process of furnishing and equipping your entire office. For more information on Office Furniture and Suppliers in Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands look at our business directory on the right and click on the links.
Do local office supply companies have furniture in stock or do I have to special order everything?
The office supply companies will be happy to special order furniture and supplies for your from their catalogues and overseas suppliers, however they carry a vast range of in stock. Buying locally is a far easier and often more cost effective way than attempting to purchase from overseas and bring it in yourself. Remember that buying through local suppliers they do offer warranties. For more information on what the local suppliers of Office Furniture and Suppliers have in stock in their Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands showrooms check out the listings and links to the right.
Wheres my nearest office furniture supplier?
There are a couple of great office furniture suppliers right in George Town. They have a wide selection of furniture, supplies, art supplies and one of them even has computers, office machines and electronics. For further information on Office Furniture and Supplies in Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands, check out the listings and links to the right.


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SPRINGFIELD – The seventh annual Bee Payne-Stewart Strut & 5K is slated for Saturday (April 27) at Mediacom Ice Park. The timed 5K run and non-timed 1.5 mile "strut" begins at 8 a.m. with check-in at 7 a.m.
The annual event is a special community-wide fundraising project and partnership event designed to raise money for the women's athletics programs at Missouri State University, Drury University and Evangel University. Proceeds also benefit the Springfield-Greene County Park Board Scholarship Fund and Women's Intersports Network of Springfield Youth Scholarship Fund.
To register for the event, go to http://www.springfieldwin.com/info/strut.htm. The registration fees are $10 for children ages 12 and under, $15 for students and $25 for adults. Participants may also register on race day.
Mediacom Ice Park is located at 635 E. Trafficway St. in Springfield. Race packets can be picked up at the Ice Park from noon to 6 p.m. on April 26, or on the day of the event beginning at 7 a.m.


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March 27, 2013
by Brian Pellot
Threats to online free speech are a civil society defeat, says Internet Bill of Rights sponsor
Brazil's constitution protects free speech, but antiquated local laws often threaten this fundamental right in digital spaces. The latest statistics from Google's Transparency Report show that Brazil issues the third most court orders for content removal behind the US and Germany. Recent cases, including the arrest of a Google executive for refusing to take down a video from YouTube, highlight the growing need for reform. The Marco Civil da Internet, a draft bill that's been in the works for several years, aims to guarantee greater freedom of expression, net neutrality, and the protection of private user data online in Brazil. I recently spoke with Alessandro Molon, a congressman from Brazil's centre-left Workers' Party and the bill's rapporteur, about what many are calling the first Internet Bill of Rights. The idea […]


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Metal Gear Solid 5: The Phantom Pain comes to LittleBigPlanet 3
Hideo Kojima's swan song, Metal Gear Solid 5: The Phantom Pain, today fell into consumer hands, to widespread critical... Read More
Hideo Kojima's swan song, Metal Gear Solid 5: The Phantom Pain, today fell into consumer hands, to widespread critical... Read More
Sony has released a new game update (version 1.04) for LittleBigPlanet 3 which includes a number of network and... Read More
Characters from Frozen, the biggest, most popular film ever made, are about to enter the world of LittleBigPlanet... Read More
So, you are sitting at home for the rest of the week and so are your friends and family - you have an unlimited amount of... Read More
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Kicking off the PlayStation 2014 gamescom press conference, Sony debuted a new trailer for LittleBigPlanet 3 aimed at... Read More
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LittleBigPlanet community website LittleBigPlanet Central today revealed a very closed beta for Sackboy's next... Read More
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Charlie Brennan – Wednesday, May 14th – Nolan Ryan; Mike Shannon; Mo. State Rep. Rick Stream
May 14, 2014 2:30 PM
Charlie Brennan & Debbie Monterrey Read More
Charlie talks with Baseball Hall-of-Famer Nolan Ryan about his new book, "The Nolan Ryan Beef and Barbecue Cookbook".
STL Cardinals Broadcaster Mike Shannon joins CHARLIE.
Charlie and Debbie talk with Mo. State Rep. Rick Stream (R-Kirkwood) about changes in the student transfer law.


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Texas Access to Justice Commission
In Historic Move, the Texas Legislature Issues Joint Resolution Commending the State Supreme Court for Its Efforts to Preserve Access to Justice for All Texans
AUSTIN, Texas – A resolution was presented to the Texas Supreme Court
Monday, June 27, in recognition of their efforts to preserve funding
for the state's legal aid system. Rep. Jerry Madden (Plano), Rep.
Will Harnett (Dallas) and Rep. Jim Pitts (Waxahachie) presented the
resolution to the Court in the House Chamber. Sen. José Rodríguez (El
Paso), Sen. Juan "Chuy" Hinojosa (McAllen), Sen. Rodney
Ellis (Houston), Sen. Steve Ogden (Bryan), Sen. John Carona (Dallas)
and Sen. Jeff Wentworth (San Antonio) acknowledged the Court's
efforts on the Senate floor.
Texas Supreme Court Justice Nathan L. Hecht, the Court's liaison for access to justice issues, was in attendance for the historic proclamations, along with fellow justices from the Court.
"Continued support for basic civil legal services for the poor is a high priority for the Texas Supreme Court," Justice Hecht said. "With more than 5.7 million Texans qualifying for legal aid, the Supreme Court is proud to have been able to work with the Legislature to ensure access to justice for struggling Texans."
The Texas Access to Justice Commission was created in 2001 by the Supreme Court of Texas to develop and implement policy initiatives designed to expand access to and enhance the quality of justice in civil legal matters for low-income Texans. The Commission has created several initiatives to increase resources and awareness of legal aid. For more information, please visit www.TexasATJ.org.
The Texas Access to Justice Foundation (www.teajf.org), created by the Supreme Court of Texas in 1984, is the primary state-based funding source for the provision of civil legal aid in Texas. The organization is committed to the vision that all Texans will have equal access to justice, regardless of their income. The Foundation administers a variety of funding sources, which are earmarked to assist nonprofit organizations in providing legal aid to approximately 100,000 Texas families each year.


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In a game that saw precise offensive execution often disrupted by fast, alert defenses, Carly Barnett took Nicole Hoffman's through ball and scored the eventual game-winning goal in the 76th minute as Byram Hills shut out John Jay 1-0 in a Section 1 Class A quarterfinal Monday.
The fourth-seeded Bobcats will host No. 8 Somers Tuesday in the semifinals.
Byram Hills persistently attacked up the flanks, but it was Hoffman's pass up the middle that led to Barnett's goal. ...


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A Touch Utility Integrated into Explorer
TouchPro allows you to change any combination of file time attributes through a file's property pages. It fully integrates into Windows Explorer giving you the ability to affect the timestamps of:
The registered version of TouchPro enables extra facilities:
Supported Operating Systems - 32 (x86) & 64-bit (x64) versions
If you're using Windows 8, Windows 10, or Server 2012 see the Windows 8/10 items in our FAQ section.
32-bit (x86) 857 KB (878,475 bytes)
64-bit (x64) 962 KB (985,257 bytes)
Screen Shots
TouchCmd Scripting Examples
The following VB script examples show how you can use the command line version of TouchPro for operations that aren't possible from the GUI:
1. This example sets a directory's timestamp to that of the earliest file or sub-directory timestamp contained in the directory: SetFolderTimeToEarliestItemInFolder.zip
Use (from a command line):
SetFolderTimeToEarliestItemInFolder YourDirectoryName [r]
The optional "r" flag makes the script operate in all nested sub-directories.
2. This example sets an Office document file timestamp to the same as its embedded timestamp: SetFileTimeToOfficeDocTime.zip
Use (from a command line):
SetFileTimeTofficeDocTime YourDocumentFileName
3. This example sets a picture file's modified time to be the same as the picture's "Date Taken" timestamp: SetFileTimeToPictureDateTakenTime.zip
Use (from a command line):
SetFileTimeToPictureDateTakenTime YourPictureFileName
4. This example sets a file's created time to be the same as it's modified time: SetCreatedToModified.zip
Use (from a command line):
SetCreatedToModified YourFileName
5. This example set's a file's created and modified time from a timestamp derived from its file name: SetFileTimeFromDateInFileName.zip
e.g. For file with a name format of yyyyMMddhhmmss.ext (such as 20111225010203.ext), this script sets the timestamps to 25'th Dec 2011 01:02:03.
You may need to edit this script to accommodate your specific file naming convention and your date time locale format.
Repeating Scripts using the "for" Command
You can further automate these scripts to perform their operation on multiple files or directories using the "For" command like this:
for %F in (*.jpg) do <ScriptName> <parameters - use %F for the filename>
You can do recursive directory processing like this:
for /D /R <path> %F in (*) do <ScriptName> <parameters>
for example:
for /D /R .\ %F in (*) do SetFolderToEarliestFile.vbs %F
... to set each sub-directory timestamp to match that of the earliest file contained in that sub-directory.
More information on the for command.
Running Scripts from a custom Context Menu in Windows Explorer
If you'd like to run a script from a context menu in Windows Explorer so that you just select a file or directory, right click and choose a command, you can add registry entries to create your own commands.
Here's the contents of a .reg file that will add a context menu command to any directory to run the SetFolderTimeToEarliestItemInFolder script. (You will need to modify it for the location where you store the script file).
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
If you'd prefer to change the registry manually, here's what you do.
Now, when you right click any directory, you'll see the new command.
TouchPro loads its UI components (dialog, tooltip strings, error messages) from a separate resource DLL (TouchPro.lang). By replacing this DLL with an equivalent one in a different language, the TouchPro GUI will display in that language.
We don't have the resources to do comprehensive translation work, so we're opening this up to anyone who may want to do this for themselves using their own resource editing tools (such as Visual Studio or Resource Hacker) to edit the resource DLL.
Currently we have the following non-English resource files available.
Note: These translated resource files will only work correctly with the associated release of TouchPro.
To have TouchPro use a new language DLL:
You may need to log off/on for the new language to take effect.
Translating the Resources
Start from the supplied master English resource file TouchPro.lang (in the TouchPro installation directory - which is normally [SysDrive]:\Program Files\JD Design\TouchPro).
Open this resource DLL with a tool that provides you with the facility to edit resource DLLs (such as MS Visual Studio).
Items that need translating:
1. The TouchPro dialog texts - except for the dialog caption. Please leave the caption as the product name "TouchPro". Use your judgment to resize and reposition any controls to fit the necessary texts, but please keep the general control order, layout, and dialog size the same as the original version.
2. The string table items. These are the various tooltip texts, context menu texts, and error messages. Note the use of && gives a single & character in the displayed text, and the "\n" is a new-line (sometimes occur in pairs as \n\n to give an extra blank line). Please leave any mentions of the product name intact.
3. Add your name (and company name if relevant) to the version resource.
Please let us know of any TouchPro translation you do, we would like to make your work available to everyone if we can come to a mutual agreement to recognise your work. For example, you might like to have the file on your own web site and have people visit your site to advertise your other work in order to download the file.
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The Postsecondary Education Quality Assessment Board in the Ministry of Training, Colleges and Universities, seeks Senior Policy Advisors to provide support to secretariat management and the Board. The Postsecondary Education Quality Assessment Board is an arms-length advisory agency that makes recommendations to the Minister on applications to offer degree programs and use the term "university".What can I expect to do in this role?As a Senior Policy Advisor, you will: • develop academic and institutional review procedures and quality assurance standards• communicate with stakeholders and prospective applicants including faculty, senior administration of universities and other postsecondary education institutions• conduct preliminary quality analyses for bachelor's, master's and doctoral degree programs• liaise with academic appraisers, regulators, and other quality assurance agencies• lead research, development and implementation of complex policy projects pertaining to higher education quality assurance, degree granting, degree learning outcomes• lead project staffHow do I qualify?Knowledge of Degree-Related Activities, Models and Learning Outcome Assessments:• you have the ability to acquire and apply knowledge of legislation, regulations, and policies pertaining to degree granting activities in Ontario in order to support the work of the Postsecondary Education Quality Assessment Board (PEQAB), and make recommendations on the board's criteria, procedures and policies• you demonstrate knowledge of provincial, national and international degree-related quality assurance models, practices, criteria and degree learning outcome assessmentsResearch, Analytical and Project Management Skills:• you have proven research and analytical skills to coordinate in-depth research and analysis of degree-level curriculum and postsecondary education institutions' policy and administrative environment, analyze and identify implications of educational performance indicators and to develop policy options and recommendations• you have demonstrated project management skills to scope work, articulate deliverables, establish timelines and report performance outcomesCommunication Skills:• you have interpersonal skills to liaise and consult with internal and external bodies, coordinate teams, and promote the cooperation of universities, colleges, and other stakeholders• you demonstrate superior oral and written communication skills to provide advice and consultation, oversee the preparation and delivery of presentations, and to prepare correspondence reports and briefings
Additional information:
Job advertisements for positions that have been designated bilingual will be provided in both English and French on the website. Positions that are not designated bilingual are not translated and are displayed in English only on both the English and French versions of the website.
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My name is Harriet and I am 13 stone 6 pounds as of my weigh in this morning. Not good!
My first Cambridge consultation is on Wednesday night, and I hope by Thursday I will start my diet and subsequently change my lifestyle forever!
This is my first ever diet I have taken part in. I was always a slightly chubby child growing up, and when I turned 14 I decided to lose weight. Hard work and healthy eating (ish, at this point I still had a hatred of vegetables- I am a lot better now don't worry- so portion control was key) prevailed and I lost about a stone and a half (which in all honesty was all I really needed to lose) and I was super fit!
Since then, I (very) gradually over 5 years, put on weight, escalating to me being almost 190 pounds (!!!!!) today. My level of fitness is pretty low (I can do about 10 minutes running on the treadmill before thinking 'that's enough of that, this isn't fun anymore'!), but because I am only a young-un I have no health problems... YET. The problem is that I am a naturally confident person. I was brought up in a very loving family who told me how beautiful I was all the time, and so even at the size I am I sometimes find it hard to get motivated to go to the gym (I always see myself as the tiny person I was a few years ago, not anymore!)- but this time it got out of hand.
I really want to get fit and lose a lot of weight, with no particular time goal in mind. I stumbled upon this diet when I opened up my Facebook and saw an article posted on a women who's husband in the army did not recognise her when he returned, as she had lost so much weight, via the Cambridge Diet. I googled it, having never heard of it- just to satisfy my curiosity- and read up, not thinking of it again. A few days later, I took a good look at myself in the mirror and realised I had let things slip, even my loving parents were starting to encourage me to increase my level of activity before I went back to uni, etc. So I took the plunge, Cambridge sounded great and I emailed around some consultants in my area where I attend university.
I'm not sure exactly what weight I want to go down to, I am honestly hoping to be somewhere between 8 and 9 and a half stone, I guess which ever feels more natural nearer the time! I know that I would like to shift at LEAST 4 stone, but in reality I am sure this will need to be more like 5 stone.
I am 5'2" and have an hourglass figure. I have a pretty small waist with a more curvy bust and hip. I find it naturally easy to keep weight off my stomach area (not including my hips!) however because I let my weight get so high, my stomach is no longer flat and protrudes quite a bit! My bone structure is not very large, probably would fit somewhere between small and medium, but probably closer to medium. I have quite a petite figure, but because of my body shape I can carry weight quite easily before looking 'fat', which I do now.
I am genuinely eager to get started on this diet, especially after an indulgent festive period, but for me this really is about changing my life for good. I want to be able to go the the gym and be proud of my body and the fact I am keeping fit, not feel like a whale jiggling on the treadmill not being able to keep going for very long! The hardest part for me I genuinely think will be not drinking, as I find it is such a social activity that allows you to be confident and meet so many new people. Luckily I have amazing friends and flatmates who are getting involved by attempting to take part in 'Dry January' with me! I'm not sure how long I will be able to last, but I know even if weakness hits in February and I give into one or two Vodka and sparkling water's, I will not give in to anything more- 100% Cambridge from now on!
I hope I can share my journey with anyone that has done/is in the process of doing this diet! GOOD LUCK DIETERS!
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Daffy Down Dilly
Daffy Down Dilly
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In a yellow petticoat
And a green gown
He was, of course, referring to the annual Daffodil Festival held each year in Junction City, Oregon! What foresight he had…
So this weekend we visited the festival. Although there were fewer daffodils blooming along the road than we have seen in the past, the bright yellow blossoms brought some color to the otherwise gray day.
Many years ago, the women of the town planted daffodils all along Fergusson Road. The flowers have multiplied over the years and some years, when it is warmer, there is quite a thick display of color along the road.
The festival itself is at the Long Tom Grange. There are the usual food and vendor booths – a mini fair if you will. The festival was started as a fund raiser and the ladies of the grange baked wonderful huge cinnamon rolls and sold them for that purpose. We have not been out to the festival in many years but I really wanted one of those Long Tom Grange cinnamon rolls so we decided to visit. I bought two of the rolls but when I got home and was researching the festival, I found that the rolls were now baked by Market of Choice in Eugene!! I've been HAD!!
In 2003, the Junction City School District was struggling for funds. That was when the Men of the Long Tom Grange decided to do a calendar and sell it to raise money for the schools. The men on the calendar all posed NUDE and, although estimates vary on how much money was raised, it was certainly more than they had hoped for. Now some of those old geezers have passed away and some enterprising person has started a website that is a virtual graveyard for those nude models. You can find your favorite deceased naked guy here. They were still selling memorabilia from that adventure so I guess it is still raising funds for the schools. Yee-Haw!
I saw something I wished I had had a few years back when we attempted to have a Hawaiian Luau in our backyard.
I'm sure our pig roast would have turned out much better than it did!
There was a horse drawn wagon giving rides for $2 a head. They made a slow loop around the grange parking area (whoop-de-do). We passed on the ride but the horses were nice looking.
What are you looking at? Go buy a ticket!
Was it muddy out there? See for yourself.
There was a lady there with llamas…
…and alpacas. The alpacas were not on their best behavior! I stayed well away as I didn't want to get kicked.
This lady was spinning alpaca wool.
Remember the picture we got the other day of the llama in the field with the sheep? Here's what that is all about.
A large tee pee invited children to come inside and listen to the Native American storyteller.
And a musician entertained with his plucking and strumming. Notice the propane heater? It was NOT a warm day. And, yes, that is the remains of our early morning snow fall there around the tee pee.
So, while it wasn't the most exciting festival I have ever attended, it was a good break in routine and provided some interesting things to see. And that, my friends, is the end of this tale.
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I LOVE those kinds of local fairs. So much to see, good stuff to eat, all in all a nice day walking around enjoying everything.ReplyDelete
Love your description of the festival.ReplyDelete
By the way what month was Russ in their calendar.
I love small town fairs like this one. It just looked too cold to really enjoy it. I don't enjoy anything in the cold anymore. The horse looking back at you is a great picture.ReplyDelete
Local celebrations are our favorites! We love to contribute to the local economy. What fun you had. It does look a bit cold though. Love the photo of the horse. He does look like he is telling you to buy a ticket...hehe ~wheresweaverReplyDelete
Now that Russ has that book "Strip Therapy," I'm wondering the same thing as Jimbo.ReplyDelete
Come on guys, you know Russ deserves a calendar all to himself!!ReplyDelete
I usually have a bumper crop of daffy's but this year, I had 3 to put in a vase and I saw one lone one out front tonight. :( My friend and also my sister in Wash. didn't have any either. I marched in the H. S.Band at Daffodil parade in Puyallup, WA all four of my high school years. . It's a huge parade. Hope they have enough to decorate this year....ReplyDelete
OK, I fell for it. I clicked on the nude guys site. No, I am not interested in visiting their cemeteries, thanks anyway. ;) Sounds like a fun festival when the weather is nice. Our farmer's market started up here this weekend--not good weather with snow and rain both yesterday and today. We did have a few short sun breaks, though, but it's been COLD.ReplyDelete
nice festival and great ending!..nice 'tail'!ReplyDelete
Looks so much more interesting than all the street art and craft fairs i have done over the years.ReplyDelete
Looks like they had a little bit of everything for everyone. We still remember the taste of the scones we had at the Puyallup Fair when we were living in Washington State in 1982. I bet they're no longer making them fresh on the spot ... but that won't stop us from getting a couple for old times sake when we get back west someday.ReplyDelete
Too bad about the rolls, but a neat festival none the less.ReplyDelete
I sure hope the rolls were still yummy!!! Looks like a fun day anyway. CUTE post & great photos~ReplyDelete
Have fun
The little hometown festivals are supreme in our book. Much better tnan the huge ones attracting thousands of visitors, like the Garlic Festival in Gilroy, CA. This one looked big enough to have a lot to do, even if the wagon ride was ho humm.ReplyDelete
Great looking festival. We're looking forward to seeing Daffodils when we get back home in a few weeks!ReplyDelete
Looks like great fun...what a hoot with the nude males. I really liked the photo of the daffodils along the fence. I love hearing about your outings.ReplyDelete
That festival looks like so much fun! I thoroughly enjoyed your pictures and descriptions. Thanks for taking us along.ReplyDelete


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The current buyout proposal for Dell, headed by company founder Michael Dell and Silver Lake Partners, is being criticized by many for undervaluing the company. At $13.65, the offer represents a 37% premium on the company's average stock price over the last three months, but little has been said about the relation between the offer price and future prospects: Dell refused to make projections at the latest conference call citing uncertainty due to the pending deal. Southeastern Asset Management, among the largest stakeholders in Dell, claims that based on publicly available information the company should be valued at $23.72 a share. Outside investor organizations, such as The Shareholder Forum, are concerned that shareholders are at risk due to lack of access to company information. The Forum has proposed that Dell be subjected to an independent, peer reviewed evaluation of its enterprise value to ensure fairness for all parties. Alex Mandl, chairman of the special committee tasked with ensuring all shareholders are treated fairly throughout the buyout process, has stated that he will not support an independent review of the company. Can shareholders get a fair deal without a third party review?
Patrick: While Dell isn't obligated to open its doors to a third party review, it's in the wrong for not grounding the offer price in future projections. Uncertainty over the buyout deal is no excuse for not making routine projections expected of any publicly traded company. The management team is well aware of future products, emerging markets, and strategies going forward, and shareholders are entitled to this information as well. To alleviate this conflict of interest, shareholders should demand more transparency from management, and should push to have a go-shop clause added: giving a fixed time period for other potential buyers to best management's offer.
Kirk: Buyouts led by current management are very problematic, and while transparency is a step in the right direction, a third party review is a necessity. The buyout team has an incentive to get the lowest price possible, but it's at the expense of the shareholders they are also supposed to represent. Management is doing it because they think the company is worth more than the current stock price. They ought to be making the rationale behind this case publicly to ensure a fair stock valuation. The temptation to withhold some information or to argue this case without enthusiasm is much too great. Only a third party evaluation with complete access to company data can protect shareholders.
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VILLANOVA, Pa. – A barrage of second half three-pointers by sixth-ranked Villanova led the Wildcats to an 88-62 win over visiting DePaul. The Blue Demons put five players in double-figures but it wasn't enough at The Pavilion on Saturday.
DePaul went toe-to-toe early in the game and trailed by just two at 20-18 before Villanova outscored the Blue Demons, 13-6, over the final five minutes of the first half. Daniel Ochefu scored twice late in the half before Ryan Arcidiacono hit an eight-footer in the lane with two seconds left before intermission. The final basket gave Villanova a 33-24 lead at halftime.
Villanova made six three's over a five-minute stretch to open up a 75-52 advantage with just over five minutes left in the game. The lead grew as high as 26 points with under a minute on the clock before the 88-62 final.
Brandon Young led the Blue Demons with 13 points while Billy Garrett Jr. added 11. Tommy Hamilton IV, Charles McKinney and Cleveland Melvin each added 10 points for DePaul (10-9, 2-4 BIG EAST) as the five starters combined for 54 of the 62 points for the Blue Demons.
Villanova (16-1, 5-0 BIG EAST) was led by James Bell with 17 points while Arcidiacono and Ochefu added 14 points each.
DePaul makes a quick turnaround and hosts Xavier on Monday afternoon at Allstate Arena. Start time is 3 p.m. in Rosemont.
Notes: Tommy Hamilton IV's three-pointer to start the scoring for the Blue Demons extended DePaul's streak to 630 straight games with a three... Hamilton scored in double-figures for the third straight game... Cleveland Melvin scored in double-figures for the 90th time in his career... DePaul has lost 47 straight games to ranked opponents... Villanova leads the all-time series by a 17-8 margin... the Wildcats have won seven straight meetings in the series.


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Ora tweeted a photo of their kiss @Rihanna, writing, "hatin a$$ biatch!!!! Mwah!!!!!. Rihanna later tweeted a photograph from the live show.
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'Gotta Have It'
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'Can't Tell Me Nothing'
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'Flashing Lights'
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POTSDAM A Potsdam man charged with sending emails to police under a fake identity to falsely accuse three men in the murder of 12-year-old Garrett J. Phillips has been fined and placed under a one-year conditional discharge after pleading guilty to a misdemeanor count.
Potsdam Village Justice Nicholas J. Pignone fined Richard J. OHanlon, 65, of 18 Sisson St., $700 and a $205 surcharge for a third-degree falsely reporting an incident conviction in a plea bargain agreement that satisfied several other charges related to the same series of incidents.
Mr. Pignone also placed OHanlon under a one-year conditional discharge with a stipulation that he stay away from the Woodgate Public Library.
Potsdam Village Police had charged OHanlon in September with two counts of falsely reporting an incident, two counts of third-degree identity theft and two counts of second-degree obstruction of governmental administration, all misdemeanors.
Police received two emails, one on Dec. 5, 2011 and a second on Aug. 8, 2013, falsely naming William R. Beebe, Norman Gardiner and Craig Foley as those responsible for Garretts death on Oct. 24, 2011.
OHanlon said he acted out of revenge against the men, with whom he said he had trivial disagreements.
I didnt really think about the way it would affect the family of Garrett, Mr. OHanlon said last fall. I was just that upset with the individuals.
The emails, sent from public libraries in Potsdam and Woodgate, were done on a fake account created by OHanlon under the name of James Blair, the brother of his ex-girlfriend Nancy Matthews, without his knowledge or permission. OHanlon posed as Mr. Blair and later as Mr. Gardiner, falsely confessing to involvement in the murder with Mr. Beebe and Mr. Foley, in emails he sent to Potsdam Police Chief Kevin Bates, Lt. Mark R. Murray and Sgt. Joseph Smith.
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Miranda Lambert, the reigning CMA Female Vocalist of the Year, was the musical guest on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno this past Monday night. Miranda performed her smash hit "Baggage Claim." After the performance Jay congratulated Miranda and told her "she cleans up nice" to which Miranda jokingly responded, "so do you!" Jay should have been more careful, Miranda could have been packin' heat!
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