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Could the depth of Falcons receivers spell trouble for the Jets?
Julio Jones is excited to match up against Jets CB Antonio Cromartie, per ESPN, but Jones thinks the Falcons advantage comes thanks to another player on the team.
"He's a very athletic, long, rangy corner," Jones said of Cromartie. "And he's got great speed."
The 6-foot-3, 220-pound Jones could be shadowed by the 6-foot-2, 210-pound Cromartie during Monday night's Falcons-Jets matchup on ESPN. At least that's what Jones saw Cromartie do during a preseason matchup with Detroit Lions receiver Calvin Johnson.
"He matched Johnson the whole time, so it's a possibility," Jones said. "But when you've got two great receivers on one team, it's not telling who they're going to match: me or Roddy (White)."
Brian Bassett, TheJetsBlog.comThe play of Kyle Wilson, Darrin Walls, Ellis Lankster, et al will be very important to the outcome of this game. Julio Jones is a special talent, but Roddy and Harry are capable receivers and even if the Jets can contain Julio Jones, it will mean nothing if they can't defend elsewhere. Matt Ryan is a capable quarterback and is good at getting the ball away before he takes a sack. Walls played well in the preseason and played well in spots, but unfortunately had a tough game last week in the starting role. Putting Wilson back in for more work (dodges rotten tomatoes) and using the rest of the secondary situationally might be best … but we'll see what the Jets do when they line up tonight.


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The Snowbird Club Member Desk will be open from 9:00 a.m. until noon Monday through Thursday. Hours will be extended as crowds increase. Info and membership signups will continue at the Member Desk through March 31. Stop in for info, a tour, and a free cup of coffee. Noah's Ark is across Front Beach Road and just West of the Days Inn at 12902 Front Beach Road in Panama City Beach. During the winter season the Snowbird Club Phone Number is (850) 235-7801. Check us out!!


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St. Regis Hotel & Residences Atlanta in Buckhead features 151 luxuriously appointed guest rooms and suites, 53 branded St. Regis Residences, Georgia's first Remède Spa, a 40,000-square-foot Pool Piazza, more than 16,800 square feet of indoor and outdoor event space, a state-of-the-art fitness center and an impressive selection of world-class cuisine. The St. Regis Atlanta combines modern sophistication with classic Southern style to offer an unparalleled level of luxury and bespoke service at one of the best addresses in the world.
What makes this a great place to call home? Quality construction, timeless materials, 5 star services and bespoke residences. Each residence has a unique floor plan, custom finishes and stunning views. There are only a few things which each home has in common (a private corner terrace with outdoor grill and fireplace and a private elevator). It really ends there. The St. Regis is a place where you can have a large custom home, but have all of the services of a luxury hotel. What a great combination.
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Parking - 2 parking spaces per residence are included with purchase price. Private enclosed garages are available.
Maintenance Fees - H OA fees are approximately .45 per heated square foot and include maintenance, water, insurance, valet, concierge, pool and spa access (pool, fitness, shower, locker room, steam & sauna etc). Property taxes and electric and gas are excluded.
The hotel will be open April 14th and already looks fantastic. Please let me know if you would like a new tour so you can relate to your prospects what the hotel really looks like now. We continue to make the claim that
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We are looking for volunteers for the summer ! people who love the water and want a chance to gain experience working with a water based business if you or your friends are interested please email your CV to email@example.com applicants must be 16 or over and able to swim please share !
Boat tours
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We'd love to hear about your experience with us, please let us know what you thought through Tripadvisor or Facebook
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The Walsh / McGreevy Family have been welcoming visitors to Lough Key since 1984 and have made some wonderful new friends !
We offer boat tours and boats for hire.
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Lough key boats is a family run business which has provided boating facilities to the fisherman, water enthusiast and general public alike for over twenty five years. Located 2 miles east of Boyle on the N4.
Our Daughter Catriona celebrated her love for her partner Oliver this year on Trinity Island in Lough key 4th June 2010.
For those of you who love Lough Key and know our family you'll appreciate how special this was to all of us the boat tour wasn't ready so friends and family helped ferry out the family in speed boats thank you all for your help.
The family business is located at the Harbour of Lough Key Forest Park, which is surrounded, by 800 acres of picturesque woodlands and park.
The lake itself has to be one of the most beautiful in all of Europe.
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In the HTS applications market, the target identification segment accounted for the largest share in 2013. The large share of this segment can be attributed to factors such as the availability of large compound libraries, presence of well-equipped HTS laboratories, and technological advancements. Large pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies are investing heavily in automation of HTS laboratories and are also entering into strategic partnerships and collaborations with research institutes, thereby leading to efficient utilization of HTS in varied application fields. However, the primary screening segment of the HTS market is estimated to register the highest growth rate. This can be attributed to the availability of a large number of potential lead compounds, emergence of several new detection technologies, and availability of novel primary and stem cell phenotypes. The HTS market by end users is broadly categorized into pharmaceutical companies, biotechnology companies, academic and government institutes, contract research organizations (CROs), and others. The pharmaceuticals segment dominated the market with a market share of around 48% in 2013.
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SEATTLE, May 3, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- CMC Biologics, a leading contract manufacturing organization (CMO) known and respected for its technical excellence in process development and cGMP manufacture, has been named a finalist for the 2012 Manufacturing Company of the Year – Large Category. The Seattle Business Magazine's Washington Manufacturing Awards, in partnership with Impact Washington, brought together nearly 300 leaders in manufacturing from around the state.
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"CMC Biologics has been operating in Washington state as a thriving biopharmaceutical contract manufacturer since 2007. With nearly 450 talented and hardworking employee's world-wide, we continue to grow and to hire locally and globally at our manufacturing facility in Bothell, as well as our facility in Copenhagen, Denmark," said Gustavo Mahler, Chief Operations Officer for the company. "We are positioned to be the leader among CMO's in customer satisfaction and technical excellence, and are excited to be considered a top manufacturer among dozens of companies in this competition."
"The life sciences industry is one of the fastest growing economic drivers of our state, and companies like CMC Biologics as a biopharmaceutical manufacturer, are providing the people of Washington with good jobs and a prosperous future," stated Gubernatorial Candidate Jay Inslee. "I'd like to congratulate the team at CMC Biologics for their hard work and dedication as a finalist for Washington's Manufacturer of the Year."
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Tent the ham with heavy duty foil, insert a thermometer, and cook for 3 to 4 hours or until the internal temperature at the deepest part of the meat registers 130F. Remove and use tongs to pull away the diamonds of skin and any sheets of fat that come off with them. Heat oven to 350F. Dab dry with paper towels, then brush on a liberal coat of mustard, using either a basting brush or a clean paint brush (clean as in never-touched paint).
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Our friend Jordan Faye, over at Jordan Faye Contemporary, is in the final moments of her Kickstarter Campaign to assist with expenses to showcase several of her artists at the San Francisco Art MRKT from May 17 – 20, where they will be presenting the work of Lori Larusso, David Page, Jenee Mateer, Scott Ponemone, T.R. Kaltreider, Janna Rice, Donald Edwards, Lat Naylor, & Edwin Remsberg.
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A snippet from the following interview: The Regeneration Generation: A Conversation With Bob Hariri, Vice-Chairman and Co-Founder of Human Longevity Inc. Continue reading
Category Archives: longevity
The marketing problem of life extension technologies
If "Science has a really serious marketing problem" as Larry Page observed, then life extension technologies face even bigger marketing problems. I am definitely not a marketing expert but realized the problem early on when thinking about the lag-phase period of a robust life extension technology. So I made a short email interview with Dave Gobel, the marketing and business mind/strategist behind the Methuselah Foundation (official title: Chief Executive Officer) following our meeting and chat at the SENS3 conference in Cambridge, UK, 2007.
1. What is the biggest marketing problem of any future (or present) healthy life extension technology?
The biggest marketing problem today is the time it takes for a beneficial effect to present itself. For instance, a product such as resveratrol may take months to present beneficial results, or it may never show up clinically. People who are scientifically sophisticated can appreciate the value of reduced circulating fats or glucose, but to the typical individual, there are much sexier things to spend money on that give immediate gratification and clear utility. The proof of this is illustrated by a counter example – how ridiculously easy it would be to sell a product that biologically reversed grey hair. The effect might be seen gradually but incontrovertably by all and in the mirror directly.
It seems to me that the best way to proceed from a business standpoint therefore is from the outside in. Create legitimate products that improve a person's visual image and therefore social standing and they will flock for the result. Try to engineer those products to have globally beneficial effects, and marketing becomes easy.
So, for the present, the problem is delayed, and difficult to pinpoint results in exchange for expensive pills/treatments and never ending taking of pills. What about the future? The problem of marketing will evaporate as tissue engineering provides an immediate benefit by eliminating hip, knee and similar pains while restoring or even improving base functionality. When biologically matched teeth can be implanted and grown anew in gums, marketing will be easy.
2. How to market life extension for different generations (teenagers, college students, young adults, mature adults, grandpas and grandmas) and what are the main differences here? Continue reading
Life extension people & session at SciFoo 2008, Googleplex!
Last year I was probably the only SciFoo Camper with an explicit life extension commitment. I suggested & held a session which was related a bit to partial immortalization but was rather about the systems biology perspective in general, illustrated with some examples. So throughout the terrific SciFoo Camp 2007 life extension as a conversation topic remained rather implicit (ok, close to zero) and there was not much room to discuss it in the lack of other fellow life extensionists.
In my opinion the whole point of unconferences is to form the good aggregate of people with a common interest & similar/complementer message to join forces in order to draw enough (intellectual) attention for their topic. In this context, an unconference is about topics at the first place, not just about people. Idea networking is as important as social networking.
And if something fits 100% with the idea of SciFoo it is life extension/aging just as handling terrantic scientific datasets, open science or climate change as all these topics are utterly complicated and quite urgent screaming for the attention of the smartest people.
So I emailed Timo Hannay, SciFoo organizer:
"One thing I've noticed is that it would be very good to organize a session on scientific life extension technologies and consequences, because the SciFoo people are ideal to see and discuss all angles of this really important topic."
And…..here is a session suggestion for SciFoo Camp 2008: Continue reading
Hourglass, a blog carnival devoted to the biology of aging
Finally Chris over at Ouroboros came up with the idea and the quick implementation of Hourglass, a blog carnival devoted to the biology of aging/biogerontology. For some reason I am not an explicit supporter of blog carnivals – many of my posts were chosen by carnival editors but I never hosted one -, but Hourglass will be the big exception in which I participate, submit posts and host it later. The reason: first it presents aging/biogerontology related posts, which fits my profile and second it was instigated by Chris Patil, whose work is a guarantee for keeping all this in the good direction. So if you want to read on the evolution of longevity and aging, calorie restricition, stem cells/tissue engineering/regenerative medicine, or on the association of long life and intelligence at once, Hourglass is for you.
Aubrey de Grey on Aging 2008, the disease, the cure and the implications
This is how my Macbook saw Aubrey de Grey's talk exactly 1 week ago on the AGING preconference at UCLA.
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The "Understanding Aging: Biomedical and Bioengineering Approaches" conference will be held from June 27-29, 2008 at UCLA organized by Aubrey de Grey, Irina Conboy and Amy Wagers. I like to call it UndertsEnding Aging in myself and I am excited to go to LA and meet new people also people from SENS3.
Yesterday I created a FriendFeed room for the conference as it seems to be a perfect place of live microblogging the conference, sharing any kind of links, videos, comments, feeds and feedbacks. Working on aging and the postponement of it (you can bravely say life extension) is always a pioneering work so it's time to use pioneering web apps for that purpose, just like FriendFeed.
Aubrey de Grey, Kevin Perrott and Kevin Dewalt have already joined the room. What about you? See you on FriendFeed, see you on LA!
80 is the new 50 so Carl Icahn has a blog without content.
Billionaire investor Carl Icahn (72) recently made the bloglines with his energetic position on the Microsoft – Yahoo deal. He has a blog too or at least it is coming soon since 01/31. /Having a blog for more than 3 months without any content is kinda equivalent with planning to sign up for Twitter but actually not doing it./
Daniel Gross, Newsweek: Eighty Is the New Fifty
"Carl Icahn has a blog (though it doesn't contain any content)"….
"In time, it's likely that prejudices toward older workers will be eroded less by the exploits of eternally youthful financiers, and more from a longstanding demographic trend. As they've moved through life, the baby boomers have altered societal attitudes on everything from smoking marijuana to Botox. As boomers coast into their golden years, it's likely the acceptance of older workers at every rung of the corporate ladder will grow. In the 1960s, the boomers' mantra was: don't trust anyone over 30. In the 2010s, it'll probably be: don't trust anyone under 70."


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The only other Pittsburgh manager to win was Jim Leyland in 1990 and 1992, the bookends to three consecutive division titles for the Pirates.
After that, they endured a record 20 straight losing seasons _ the longest drought in any of the four major professional sports _ before going 94-68 this year to capture an NL wild card.
Riding a wave of excitement from a rejuvenated fan base in a city finally enthralled by baseball again, Pittsburgh beat Cincinnati in the wild-card game before losing to league champion St. Louis in a division series that went the full five games.
"I know we're scratching the surface of something that's dynamic," said Hurdle, who has managed the Pirates for three seasons.
Hurdle was chosen second on the other five ballots and was the only manager picked on every one. He had 140 points in the 5-3-1 scoring system to 68 for Mattingly, who received two first-place votes. Gonzalez got three firsts and 43 points.
Mike Matheny of the Cardinals was the only other skipper to appear on an NL ballot. He was tabbed second by four voters and third by seven.
The 54-year-old Francona garnered 16 first-place votes to 12 for Farrell, who lifted the Red Sox from last place to first in the AL East in his debut season as their manager. Boston won 97 games, tied for most in the majors, one year after going 69-93 under Bobby Valentine.
Bob Melvin, last year's winner, received the other two first-place votes and came in third after his low-payroll Oakland Athletics won their second consecutive AL West crown.
Francona never received a first-place vote during eight seasons as manager of the Red Sox. He had never finished higher than fourth for this award in 12 years as a big league skipper, including his stint with Philadelphia.
After a messy split from the Red Sox following their 2011 collapse, Francona spent a year in broadcasting that he said helped him become more patient and less stubborn.
This season with the Indians was among his most fun in baseball, he said, and he loves the people he works for because when challenges arise "we tackle them together."
"Boston is, you're not really supposed to ever lose a game, and that's difficult to do," Francona said, adding the job there is "to manage all the noise that's around the team so the guys can play."
"You can't have all that passion and not have some of the headaches that come with it," he explained. "It's a little different in Cleveland because it's more just baseball, which I enjoy."
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next thursday, june 4th from 6-8pm david reinfurt and shannon ebner will be presenting their year collaborative project for the high line called A HUDSON YARD.
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At the center of this concert are Tenney's Postal Pieces from 1965-71. The program also features two of his earliest instrumental solo pieces, electronic tape music and a rare screening of Viet Flakes (1967), a film by Carolee Schneemann with music by Tenney.
Eric Smigel from San Diego State University will give a talk at 4pm followed by the performance. For more information on this concert or on the Carolee Schneemann season at The Artist's Institute, go to: www.theartistsinstitute.org
The music of Robert Ashley, for two or more voices
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For this tour, Will Holder and Alex Waterman will be reading an hour of duets from Robert Ashley's opera's "Dust" and "Celestial Excursions".
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Wednesday March 11th, 7pm
La Loge
Kluisstraat / Rue de l'Ermitage 86 1050 Brussels
Friday March 13th, 7pm
De Rode Bioscoop (w/ Kunstverein Amsterdam)
Haarlemmerpln 7, 1013 HP Amsterdam
Sunday March 15th, 7pm
Skalitzer Straße 68 10997 Berlin
I installed a video installation version of VIDAS PERFECTAS at the White Columns annual. It features two episodes from the television opera, the iconic neon and the mirror from the Whitney Museum set.
Looking Back / The 9th White Columns Annual - Selected by Cleopatra's
Participating artists include:
Dennis Adams, Etel Adnan, Sam Anderson, Polly Apfelbaum, BFFA3AE, Sarah Charlesworth, Mike Cloud, Anne Doran, Koji Enokura, Peter Fend, Magdalena Suarez Frimkess, Charles Gaines, Guy Goodwin, Sheila Hicks, Gordon Hall, Van Hanos, David Hartt, Stanya Kahn, Annette Kelm, Josh Kline, Justine Kurland, Maria Lassnig, Louise Lawler, Robert Longo, Jeanette Mundt, Sigmar Polke, Mira Schendel, Trevor Shimizu, Greg Parma Smith, Frances Stark, Keiichi Tanaami, Malick Sidibé, Lily van der Stokker, Orlando Tirado – FLEX, Alex Waterman, Carrie Mae Weems, and Eugene Von Bruenchenhein.
The Trial of Anne Opie Wehrer and Other Unknown Accomplices For Crimes Against Humanity (1968) is a "speaking opera" by Robert Ashley originally staged in 1968, in which the main speaker is asked to publicly answer one hundred questions about her life by an interrogator offstage. A series of improvised interruptions, diversions, and cross-examinations by two pairs of men and women creates a cacophonous and complicated score, with sounds of evasions, sarcastic questions and answers, laughter, and a huge, complex "story" about life as they all have lived it.
As Ashley recalls,"Audience reactions went from wonder to sheer outrage—as we learned from a lot of letters that came to us after performances."
In 1974, Anne Opie Wehrer wrote a letter to Marcia Tucker at the Whitney Museum explaining her wish to reproduce the opera at the Whitney as a live performance and installation. Forty years later, Waterman used this letter as the template for his staging and production of the piece at the 2014 Whitney Biennial..
EXHIBITION DATES: January 17 to February 14, 2015
OPENING RECEPTION: Saturday, January 17 from 2 – 5 p
The artists will be present. Special guest Alex Waterman (NYC) will perform a short (15-20 min.) cello set that will be recorded as part of a limited edition CD to accompany each of Yoshikawa's "Notation Drawings."
PERFORMANCE AND DINNER WITH AKIRA AND ALEX: Saturday, January 17 from 7 – 11 p
Please join us for an exclusive evening with Akira Yoshikawa and Alex Waterman. Waterman will perform a longer (45-60 min.) cello set that will be recorded as part of a limited edition CD to accompany each of Yoshikawa's "Notation Drawings." Yoshikawa will also speak about the inspiration and realization of his exhibition. Tickets are $100 per person all-inclusive. Kindly RSVP your interest in attending by Wednesday, January 15 to firstname.lastname@example.com.
more info: http://www.katzmancontemporary.com/yoshikiss-press-release
I have uploaded video documentation from two of the four performances at the Whitney Biennial 2014. These are the versions starring AMY SILLMAN and MARY FARLEY.
'Dans le Jardin' is a site-specific duet piece for outdoor space performed by Michael Schumacher (dance) and Alex Waterman (cello).
For this special Perth season, Waterman will compose a new score for cello and electronics for Schumacher to perform in the State Theatre Centre's Courtyard. As always the work will unfold in real time in an improvised manner, drawing on
the feedback and flow of the audience itself.
Originally conceived for the Lyon Biennale,Dans le Jardin was performed in the courtyard of the Museum of Fine Arts in Lyon. At that location, Alex and Michael worked with the geometry of the formal garden, the flow of the public, the statuaries, and the acoustics of the arches around the garden, as well as the open air of the courtyard setting.
Yes, But Is It Edible?
The music of Robert Ashley, for two or more voices
New Documents is pleased to announce a series of launch events in conjunction with the upcoming release of Yes, But Is It Edible?, a new book on the American composer Robert Ashley edited by Will Holder and Alex Waterman.
For the launches, Holder and Waterman will read duets from the operas. Please join us as we celebrate what has been a book seven years in the making!
September 30: Los Angeles
Tuesday, 7 pm
356 Mission / Ooga Booga
356 S. Mission Road
October 1: San Francisco
Wednesday, 7 pm
CCA Wattis Institute
360 Kansas Street
October 3: Portland
Friday, 7 pm
Mother Foucault's Bookstore
523 SE Morrison St
October 5: Vancouver
Sunday, 7 pm
Western Front
303 East 8th Avenue
Yes, But Is It Edible?
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We all know that YouTube doesn't need any more publicity. The website has been an incredible phenomenon over the past year, and Google just bought it for $1.65 billion, so this thing is certainly a big deal.
Anyway, YouTube announced that it will be launching a service targeted at wireless devices in 2007. The company says that since a large number of videos featured on the website are captured by cellphones, a new service would likely allow users to share their videos with others directly through their cellphones.
Although I've never been a major proponent of mobile video, this idea might find a sizable audience just for the concept of people sharing videos with each other via their cellphones. Think of it as text messaging with videos.


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The Bridge Over the Khwae River (- also called Death Railway Bridge -) is one of the world's famous World War II sites, always busy with both Thai and Foreign tourists throughout the year. Therefore, this place is a golden area for hotels and restaurants. Carefully select; otherwise you might miss some very good ones. Here, we would like to recommend a fine restaurant close to the river, "Keereetara Restaurant".
First, we search around this area for a nice place to eat, and finally decide to try Keereetara Restaurant, since it gives the best view comparing to other restaurants. Located on 43/1 Maenam Khwae road, Ta Makham district in Kanchanaburi province, this restaurant opened only two years ago, but has now become a well-known restaurant among local people and tourists.
The restaurant is decorated in hotel style and divided into two zones; an easy zone which is a bit far from the water and a water zone close to the river. At nighttime, the restaurant will be swamped with pleasing scent of lemongrass, providing the charming atmosphere for visitors.
Beside from the wonderful view of the bridge on the left side opposite to Felix Hotel, this restaurant provides several delicious dishes at economical rate. At night, the lights on the river bank are turned on to allure insects to play with the light, and you will see hundreds of fish swimming around trying to eat the insects. Isn't it amazing?
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To print a page in the RCW, use your browser's normal print functions (Ctrl-P on a PC, Command-P on a Mac, or File > Print on either). The resulting printed page will show just the content and not the banner at the top, the left-side navigation, or the footer links. To see how the page will look before you print it, use your browser's Print Preview.
(1) A health care provider or health care facility may disclose health care information, except for information and records related to sexually transmitted diseases which are addressed in RCW 70.02.220, about a patient without the patient's authorization to the extent a recipient needs to know the information, if the disclosure is: (a) To a person who the provider or facility reasonably believes is providing health care to the patient; (b) To any other person who requires health care information for health care education, or to provide planning, quality assurance, peer review, or administrative, legal, financial, actuarial services to, or other health care operations for or on behalf of the health care provider or health care facility; or for assisting the health care provider or health care facility in the delivery of health care and the health care provider or health care facility reasonably believes that the person: (i) Will not use or disclose the health care information for any other purpose; and (ii) Will take appropriate steps to protect the health care information; (c) To any person if the health care provider or health care facility reasonably believes that disclosure will avoid or minimize an imminent danger to the health or safety of the patient or any other individual, however there is no obligation under this chapter on the part of the provider or facility to so disclose. The fact of admission to a provider for mental health services and all information and records compiled, obtained, or maintained in the course of providing mental health services to either voluntary or involuntary recipients of services at public or private agencies is not subject to disclosure unless disclosure is permitted in RCW 70.02.230; or (d) For payment, including information necessary for a recipient to make a claim, or for a claim to be made on behalf of a recipient for aid, insurance, or medical assistance to which he or she may be entitled. (2) A health care provider shall disclose health care information, except for information and records related to sexually transmitted diseases, unless otherwise authorized in RCW 70.02.220, about a patient without the patient's authorization if the disclosure is: (a) To federal, state, or local public health authorities, to the extent the health care provider is required by law to report health care information; when needed to determine compliance with state or federal licensure, certification or registration rules or laws, or to investigate unprofessional conduct or ability to practice with reasonable skill and safety under chapter 18.130 RCW. Any health care information obtained under this subsection is exempt from public inspection and copying pursuant to chapter 42.56 RCW; or (b) When needed to protect the public health.
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3 months...and a winner! :)
Happy Three months to Aaron! :) To celebrate he graduated to size two diapers. :)
And the winner of the Joyshope goody is
You know what to do Trish! :)
Monday, May 25, 2009
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is this normal...
I feel like I should start a new label for posts called "is this normal?" For example, if Moses is swimming in our backyard, alone, I usually let him go naked. Swim diapers aren't cheap, right? Again, avert your eyes from his paste-y whiteness.
Another new thing for the shop...what do you think...would you buy them/use them/carry them around in your purse for your hot cup of Starbucks?
And...I got such a response from Aaron's tie
that I thought I would see how they do in the shop...you pick the tie and
I made this one for a friend...to coordinate with his big sisters pillowcase dress. :)
I hope you love it Lauren! :)
I'll choose a winner later on today...you still have time! :)
Monday, May 25, 2009
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crafty things
10 things.
1. Grass in my backyard!
2. Nice warm weather.
3. My MOPS ladies. :)
4. My sweet sweet Moses.
5. My always happy Aaron.
6. My handsome (sassy) honey.
7. Being loved.
8. Being saved by Grace.
9. Vacation sooooon.
10. Meeting my new nephew soon!
Let's see yours thankful list...don't think about it...just write the first ten things that come to mind...
Sunday, May 24, 2009
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10 things
I totally let him eat Popsicles in the house.
He doesn't know that eating them in an empty bathtub is not normal. :)
about to take a bath.)
Just a little something I made for him yesterday morning...took about 45 minutes. We have tried to break him of the sleep sack but he won't have it...so I had to make him one that was big enough. Super easy. :)
And the dumpling sucks his thumb now...SO SO stinking cute. There is very little that melts my heart more than a bitty little thing and his thumb. :) It's a good thing he can't talk...because I would give him anything after seeing this cute
Happy Friday to you!
Be sure to visit
for a super fun giveaway! :)
Friday, May 22, 2009
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strawberries and spg.
So I thought today would be fun...a little extra work but fun none the less.
I could not have been more wrong.
Let's start this off by clearing the air about something. I have NO NO NO sense of direction. Seriously. None. Blind, newly born kittens have more of a sense of direction than I do. At least they can find their way to their food source. I on the other hand, could be four blocks from a Wendy's and starve to death. Having asked for directions 10 times and written them down twice.
And I hate to be late. Hate it. Being late sends my lack of internal GPS even further into
(the opposite of GPS) as I get flustered and frustrated. Because I AM intelligent. I am. I graduated
and everything. But there were no classes on how to get somewhere. Luckily.
We left the house with 15 minutes more than we needed to get to the orchard (according to
). I still managed to get there about 30 minutes late. WITH a GPS...that was on...and working. I think the
was preying on my stupidity. It knew I was totally dependent on it. It sent me in the opposite direction than I was supposed to be going. And of course I had no idea. Until I was
off course. By the time I got to the orchard I wanted to punch the
in his
. Seriously.
Then we left early because this was Moses' attitude.
And Aaron was covered in sweat and screaming.
2 1/2 year old + 3 month old + 80 degrees +flustered mom = disaster.
You can file that equation away for when you need it.
And then to top it off...they charged us for our strawberries approximately twice as much I could have gone to Kroger and spent. In the AC. With NO children in tow. And gotten chocolate. Seriously.
So I am starting over right now at 2:39pm and celebrating the fact that instead of napping...Aaron rolled over for the first time just now. :)
Later taters.
Thursday, May 21, 2009
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mom stuff
toddler activities
i. am. so. old.
And do you know why that is? Well, one reason is that I went to bed at 8pm a couple of nights ago...and I loved it. :) The other reason is that I am SO excited about grass. So very excited.
This is our backyard...or was our backyard. We have been trying forever to figure out what to do with this patch of earth back here...mulch just makes it dirty...stones seem very un-kid friendly and for some reason we couldn't get past those two options.
Then I asked Doug if we could just try sod...it ended up being only $24 to do this back patio area. I also added an edge around more of the garden area around the bbq.
And here is the finished product. I. Love. It!!!! It completely transformed the whole area and provided a nice finishing touch to all of the work we have put into this backyard over the past three years...grass, fence repair, fence staining, planting, edging and more. Now it provides the perfect place to play and hang out. I love it all!
And just for good measure...this is what the backyard looked like when we moved in...see how the fence is all uneven and messy looking? It literally looked like five different people built it at different times...none of which knew what they were doing. :) It had weird garden boxes...that ugly white stone walk, a vine that attracted beetles and spiders and no plants. (Sorry the photo is terrible...I scanned it in from the brochure we got when we looked at the house the first time).
I love what it looks like now! :)
And just one more shot of my sweet little dumpling. The first photo and this one above are a couple of good shots I got of him in the yard today. I swear...sometimes he is so sweet I could just nibble on him! :)
Wednesday, May 20, 2009
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r.i.p. or object of my affection.
I got bad news today at the camera shop. My poor 15-55 lens is dead. It started acting funny a few weeks ago and today we finally took her in for a look see. The guy told me that he sees the same problem in that lens all the time...so if I bought a replacement that was the same...it would probably happen again. And the cost to fix it is about as much for a whole new lens...that would just break again. Bummer. He did recommend the 18-200...which I have immediately fallen in love with. The only let down is that it costs about $425...not exactly an amount we can just go out and spend.
So I started thinking...$425 is only...
39 burp cloths or...
29 5 by 7 silhouettes or...
17 dresses or...
16 pillows or...
13 blankets.
I better get sewing.
The only thing saving my sanity...and keeping me in photos are the Mother's day gifts Doug got me...
This super spunky tote AND the 55-200 lens...which means I can still take photos...I just can't get too close. :)
So...back to that sewing...
Tuesday, May 19, 2009
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call me crazy.
So...those of you who know me "in real life", know about my obsession with changing furniture around...a lot. It's like I am on some impossible mission to find
perfect arrangement of furniture in any given space. I have friends who have been to my house lots...and have never seen it look the same way twice. Doug has even been injured because of furniture moves that I failed to inform him of...(he ran into the TV hutch with his EYE because I moved it over 6 inches...he has to get up for work in the wee dark hours...sorry honey!)
I can't explain why I have the compulsion to do it...but once the urge has hit...I have to move furniture. It helps that I am stubborn...that comes in real handy for moving the large pieces of furniture...scooting it across the room with every ounce of stubborn pride I have. :)
So when Doug called me on his way home from work on Friday...I warned him..."Honey, I've been moving the furniture...and I think we should try switching the living room and dining room".
He said "
" immediately...because this was his idea months ago. (I had to put that in there or I would NEVER hear the end of it. :)
I was convinced, although months later, by
We did it for lots of reasons...mostly because we spend the most amount of time either at our dining room table (eating, playing with Moses, talking with friends, entertaining, etc) and the layout of the living room makes it IMPOSSIBLE for the furniture to ever "flow" well. That may have been why I was always moving the living room furniture around...because I never loved how it looked.
So now our living room is our dining room and our dining room is our living room.
There is now plenty of room in the new dining room for eating, playing...
and sewing! :) Plus now when I am sewing and Doug is watching sports on the couch...we can see and hear each other...which was much more difficult before.
Now the new living room has a more family room feel to it...
We just need to work out lighting for the dining room since there is no overhead light in there.
We sold the chaise lounge on
...we bought that when we lived in our old apartment and it never really fit this house. It sold within 30 minutes!!
We used the money from the sale of the lounge to buy a couple of upholstered stools for extra seating (one is the pink polka dotted one above-the other is a couple of photos up next to the bookshelf).
And call me crazy...but it really works. I love it a little more every day! :)
You can go:
To see what the rooms looked like before.
p.s. I am working on four more of the Dream pillows from a couple of posts back...two are claimed...contact me via
if you would like to claim one of the other ones. :)
Happy Monday!
Monday, May 18, 2009
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10 things.
I want to try to do this every Sunday...when my brain lets me remember. Be sure to leave your 10 things you are thankful for today in the comments. :)
1. We made it to church today!
did well at church today! :)
3. Doug was off this weekend!
4. Aaron is sleeping SO well at night!
5. Friends coming for dinner!
6. Brownies just out of the oven!
7. Finally getting to the grocery store...it was echoing in our fridge...that's how empty it was!
8. The Tuesday playgroup I am hosting starts this week!
9. Going to pick strawberries tomorrow!
10. My three beautiful and wonderful boys!
Sunday, May 17, 2009
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10 things
3 things.
1. super cute new pillow in the shop that I am IN LOVE with!
2. super cute new baby blanket in the shop. equally yummy!
3. I learned how to make a button hole...
...so I could make these...I want to call them "build a bunting". :) They connect to each other by buttons!! Cute, right?
Right now, this one is in the shop...but I want to make some more to show for examples in the listings. You could order as many letters as you need...to spell whatever you wanted! :) I want to make an
set too...we'll see when/if that happens!
...so now that I got that out of my system (I couldn't wait to share!!)...I am off to be productive in ways that aren't nearly as fun as my sewing machine!
Friday, May 15, 2009
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crafty things
casual friday.
Do they come cuter? seriously. :)
I have LOTS of cute new things to show you(ok, like three)...and one idea that I am SUPER excited about...I hope to share really, really soon. :)
But for now...this photo makes me feel so so blessed. Just look at those wonderful boys. :) My mind can hardly fathom how blessed I am to have them in my life...and how absolutely wonderful they are...I can safely say that we are back to normal...like pre-Aaron normal but now with Aaron. :) We hardly ever have to give time outs and Moses is back to his sweet, silly self. :)
We are looking forward to the weekend...Doug is off! :)
We hope to either play hard or work hard (if it rains). :)
More soon...I hope. :)
Friday, May 15, 2009
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fakey. fakey.
Doug's favorite Starbucks drink is the caramel
...tasty but not so nice to the budget at $4.50 a pop...so in true Crystal form, I am learning how to make them myself.
I am getting close...here is the recipe so far:
1/2c coffee chilled
1/2c milk (something with a little fat in it 2% or more)
3tbs sugar
3tbs caramel topping (you can also buy Starbucks caramel)
2c ice
Blend it all together until the ice is crushed smooth, pour in a glass (like the super cool insulated Starbucks cup I bought Doug for his birthday) and top with squirt cream and a drizzle of caramel.
I am still tweaking with it...I think the caramel needs to be adjusted but this is a comparable version. :)
We went on a mini adventure last night...Moses got to feed some koi fish, see some ducks and turtles and spend some good boy time with his daddy. :)
We woke up this morning to a huge to-do list...and then I invited friends for dinner...always a good motivator! :) In the spirit of "
instead of doing nothing
", which is always a work in progress, Moses and I made some of my
favorite chocolate chip cookies
for the childcare workers at MOPS. Those ladies are the BEST and you can tell they love what they do and that they really love Moses...and Moses loves them. So the cookies are just our little way of saying thank you. :)
I love the photo above because Moses is totally engrossed in the cookie making, Aaron looks totally annoyed at having to be part of it...and my muffin top is hardly
! :)
Doing lots of thinking about the direction I want my blog and shop to go...serious thinking. If you have some feedback you have been dying to share...then now is the time! I would love to hear what you would love to see and hear about! :)
Hope your Wednesday is wonderful! :)
Wednesday, May 13, 2009
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University of Wisconsin-Madison Archives: Artifacts and Ephemera Collection
To access or cite this collection:http://digital.library.wisc.edu/1711.dl/UW.UWMadArtificats
About the Collection
The University of Wisconsin-Madison Archives collects and preserves a variety of artifacts, ephemeral material and three dimensional objects that document campus history. These items have been collected over the years from university departments, faculty, staff, alumni or other entities connected to our university. Main collecting areas include clothing and hats, key documents, posters and artwork, medals and awards, dance cards, pins and jewelry, banners, sports memorabilia, and other items that document unique campus traditions and events. There are over 1,000 artifacts currently housed in the University Archives, located in Steenbock Library on campus. A representative sample of items from the UW-Madison Archives Artifacts and Ephemera Collection are presented here.
Some campus departments or colleges maintains their own collection of artifacts related to campus history and faculty research including the Physics Museum, the Geology Museum and the Zoology Museum. Other area repositories that collect and preserve artifacts related to campus and/or Madison history include the Wisconsin Historical Society Museum and the Wisconsin Veterans Museum.
For more information about the Artifacts and Ephemera Collection, contact the Archives at firstname.lastname@example.com or visit http://archives.library.wisc.edu.


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Some examples of use for Speedy Make
Speedy Make is mainly intended to build software, but is not limited to this use. The engine that parses the XML document used for makefile is able to performs various tasks.
A backup program
The purpose of a backup program is to copy a defined list of files into a
defined location. Only newer versions of the files have to be copied.
The list of files to copy is stored into a tag:
<files> ...some filenames with paths... </file>
The destination is another tag:
<target> ... a directory ... </target>
The copy command is stored into another tag, and the top action also:
<copy action="run"> cp *files $target </copy> <main> copy </main>
Under Windows the standard command is:
copy /B /Y *files $target
but the copy command may be replaced by a more powerful freeware tool. See at: Unix Tools, for example.
Speedy Make makefile for the C++ version of the ANTLR grammar parser
with Visual Studio 2008 or Visual C++ Express 2008, build 15.
The makefile is configured to produce a STATIC library, but you can change the options to produce a DLL as well.
Rule for compiling the sources
cl.exe /nologo /wd4101 /wd4291 /D"_CRT_SECURE_NO_WARNING" /I"." /I"lib/cpp/" /c /MT /W3 /Zc:forScope /FD /EHsc $sources
The /I option define the path of files to includes.
/c means for compile only, do not link.
See Visual C++ options for the meaning of other options or type cl /?
Rule to create a static library:
lib.exe /NOLOGO $sources[.obj] /out:$binary
The same list of source files is used again, but the .cpp extensions are replaced by .obj, this is the purpose of this variable:
Get the makefile...
- Download antlr-2.7.7.sm.
You can rename the file to makefile.sm to avoir to type the name at command line. This makefile should work with other versions of ANTLR provided that the list of source files is updated.
More examples
SM may be used with any tool that requires a list of files in input:
- Comparing a list of files.
fc c:\dirx\*files c:\diry\*.*
- Changing the extension of a list of files.
- Etc...
Since the makefile is an XML document, makefiles may be generated by other tools that allow to select a list of files, put the list into a tag, and apply predefined rules on the list. The smake parser is then called with the document as parameter.


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Warnors Theatre is located in downtown Fresno - a 2,086-seat Pantages Theatre. From the architectural features that are as remarkable as they are stunning, to the completely unique visual and acoustic experience, the Warnors Theatre offers you a truly delightful experience whether you come to enjoy our movie series, a comedy or stage show, one of our many live music shows, or even your own wedding!
Warnors Blue View
Theatre Entrance
Concert Night
Warnors welcomed Audra McDonald
Audra McDonald
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pic from the stage HQ
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