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Here's a great Christmas Card freebie for you! Through December 31st, head on over here to create and send up to 5 FREE Christmas Cards courtesy of Touchnote! Just enter the promo code DMCHRISTMASCARDS in the voucher field to instantly snag 5 Touchnote credits (each credit counts for a FREE card). Then simply upload a photo, personalize it with a message and send it off for free anywhere in the world (note that you will need to click on the Pay button after you have created your card but you are not required to enter any sort of payment info).! And the best part, you can send up to 5 free cards!
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Where is the voucher field? Do we have to create the cards first and go through checkout or can we add it first somewhere?
Does anyone know where the voucher field is?
also wondering where we enter promo code?
I clicked Collin's link, signed in (w/fb) and the voucher box was the first thing I saw.
Thank you! I clicked the link & it took me to the voucher box. Must of missed it the first time
First create your account, then come back to this page and click on the link–the voucher field will pop right up.
I love free Christmas cards, but I already had all mine sent through a previous deal. I find it annoying that you *have* to choose a recipient and you *have* to have a greeting. I just want some blank cards to send out in case I need extras. I ended up just putting . in the name fields with my address, so the top of my card will say "Dear ." I only ordered one, and it seems like it didn't save my picture, so if you want to do 5 with the same picture, make sure you send them all at once. I didn't try, but I'll probably have to enter my . . plus my address 4 times to get it done…
But, they're free, right? :)
I just realized that it doesn't print the last name anywhere, so I entered . in the first name spot and my last name in the last name spot. That way, at least the envelope will have a name for the postal service to deliver.
Does that make sense? Just trying to help out any other hip2savers who just want the cards sent to themselves…
Thank you! I love these cards!
Thanks so much for this link, Colin! I got to send cards to my sisters and Dad with a pic of the kids for FREE!
I tried this and could not find a voucher box any where…I even went back and tried another email address and still had no voucher box…oh well congrats to those of you that this freebie worked for:-}…
I didn't see the voucher box when I first signed up. But after it bombed and I signed IN to the account I had just created before it bombed, THEN I got the voucher box. Right now, I'm having trouble getting past it. :)
NOT taking the voucher code now
Aw man. I don't think the voucher code is working anymore. I keep getting, "Something wasn't quite right with that code."
Well after it didn't take the code, I finally refreshed the screen and got a checkout screen. And I now have a screen saying that the order is completed and I'll get a verification email.
It will not accept the voucher code……thanks anyhow!
Crashed after I finally got the voucher code in! I'm busy right now and wanted to go ahead and get my 5 credits and make the cards later, but I guess it doesn't work that way or the code doesn't work at all.
Mine went through. I just had to refresh a few times and its moving very slowly. even though it says there is something wrong with the voucher my credits were still applied and I was able to send the cards. Ty Collin for posting…you saved me over 2.00 in stamps so far today lol
When I complete my order it says my confirmation number is (and then there's a blank). I haven't gotten a confirmation email, either. Hmmm…guess I'll just have to see if they show up.
I worked for me – I made an account came back and clicked the link and the code was accepted – Yey I will be able to send my parents and Nana cards back in the UK for my first Christmas abroad!
THE KEY for me seemed to be coming back and clicking this link again – ahhh!! Took several tries before. but seemed to be the only way I could get a box to input the code! Good luck :)
Thank you!
It's saying something is wrong with code. Thanks anyway!
same here
Don't think it's working anymore. I keep getting a "something wasn't quite right" message.
It says code not working and I signed up for an acct. and then came back here and the code box pops up but not taking the code =(
it says: "Something wasn't quite right with that code."
Code no workie!
Hey, I created 5 cards and the voucher wouldn't work for me either. I emailed them and explained that I already created my cards and it wasn't working, he said they quit it cause it was in high demand. So, you might want to cross this off here on hip2save, so noone else tries, cause they won't be able to. However, since I emailed them they did add 5 credits to my account so I do get them for free. So, those of you who have already created your cards, here is the email. firstname.lastname@example.com This is what he stated,
Hi, Dawn
We've run out of all available vouchers due to huge demand.
However, in order for you not to be disappointed, we manually added 5 credits to your account
Best regards
Says that very same thing for me as well, "something wasn't quite right with that code, did you enter it the right way?" Have tried it a few times, I guess it is expired now.
This promo code doesn't work but you can still get 5 FREE CARDS if you go to their other promo on http://www.touchnote.com/dmoffer
You need to have a Facebook account but it's worth it!! I got my 5 Free credits!
Has anyone actually had their cards delivered yet? I ordered on November 30th but no one has gotten them yet!


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|BACKGROUND: Neuropsychiatric features and intellectual difficulties have been reported in studies of Darier's disease. Learning disabilities have never been reported or evaluated systematically in these patients. OBJECTIVE: To assess the prevalence of learning disabilities in 76 patients with Darier's disease, and cognitive functioning in 19 of them. METHODS: The data were collected by two methods: a questionnaire, as part of a larger study on the clinical characteristics of 76 patients; and neuropsychological measures for the assessment of learning disabilities in 19 of them. RESULTS: Thirty-one of the 76 patients reported learning disabilities (41%) and 56 (74%) reported a family history of learning disabilities. Significant differences were found between the 19 patients evaluated on cognitive tasks and a control group of 42 skilled learners on subtraction and multiplication tasks. Six (32%) of the 19 were identified as having reading difficulties and five (26%) exhibited low performance on the Concentration Performance Test. All patients had general cognitive ability in the average range. CONCLUSIONS: Findings suggest an association between Darier's disease and learning disabilities, a heretofore unreported association, pointing to the need to obtain personal and family history of such disabilities in order to refer cases of clinical concern for further study.
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Although Cupid often seems out of ammunition on this campus, he may have a few arrows left in his arsenal this weekend. While Winter Carnival will feature people plunging into ice cold waters, some romantics will be warmed by the celebration of an older tradition, Valentine's Day.
Valentine's Day began in the Roman Empire, under the rule of Emperor Claudius II or Claudius the Cruel. The emperor was having difficulty getting soldiers to join his military at a time when Rome was engaged in vicious military campaigns. He thought the reason was that men did not want to leave their loves, so he canceled all marriages and engagements in Rome.
The Christian priest Valentine married couples secretly. Upon discovery of the priest's actions the emperor sentenced him to life imprisonment until his death on February 14, 270 A.D.
A few hundred years later, when Christianity began to surge through Europe, the church replaced the pagan mid-February fertility festival Lupercalia with Valentine's Day, and Valentine was made a saint.
The tradition stuck and is celebrated today as a time for lovers, greeting cards, chocolate and flowers.
That the holiday falls over Winter Carnival weekend seems appropriate since Winter Carnival, too, has a history of encouraging romance. Shortly after its foundation, Winter Carnival became an excuse for Dartmouth men to invite trainloads of women to campus. Men met their girlfriends and blind dates at the train station and brought them to Hanover where some stayed in fraternity houses vacated by men for the weekend.
A few buds of romance have even blossomed into marriages.
F.W. Johnson '30 had an especially romantic Winter Carnival weekend; he married his date, Lydia Davies, during the festivities.
Dr. C. Everett Koop '37, former US Surgeon General, and his wife Betty fell in love during the Winter Carnival of 1936. He recounted the tale in his memoirs, "Koop: The Memoirs of America's Family Doctor."
"It was Thursday, and since the great influx of Dartmouth dates for the weekend did not begin until Friday, I was able to find a cheap room for Betty up on the third floor of the Hanover Inn…I was falling in love, and I knew it," Koop wrote.
Time passed and the flame still burned. "As we talked, we rapidly recaptured the magic spirit of our short time together at the Carnival tea dance…I never asked her to marry me, but I knew she was going to and she knew it too," Koop wrote.
The couple married in 1938.
Unfortunately, for all the pounding hearts and sweaty palms of yesteryear, there seems to be a persistent paucity of romance in the recent past. Today, some students are turning to dating services to find a significant other.
The '01-Class-Council will play matchmaker. Michael Foote '01 and Prince Neelankavil '01 are co-chairs of a blind date service project. They sent out a survey blitz to members of the class of '01 which if returned will be matched to another participant's survey. The service will inform the lucky couple of their match and send them off to fall madly in love. Maybe.
For those less willing to take risks, the annual Winter Carnival Swing Ball provides a more traditional opportunity to make your move on that certain someone.
For $5 a person, you can engage in a night of swinging madness on Feb. 13, at the Top of the Hop and Alumni Hall. Tickets are on sale at the Collis information desk.
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US President Barack Obama rejected Russian President Vladimir Putin's claim that Syrian rebels were responsible for an Aug. 21 chemical gas attack but, in an interview broadcast on Sunday, he welcomed Putin's diplomatic role in the crisis.
Obama, in an interview on ABC's "This Week With George Stephanopolous," defended his handling of the Syria crisis and dismissed criticism of his zig-zag approach to the issue as an argument about style.
Obama also said he and new Iranian President Hassan Rouhani had exchanged letters about the situation in Syria and that the Iranians understand the US concern about a potential nuclear-armed Iran "is a far larger issue" for the United States.
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Paul Éluard's poetry is concerned with sexual desire and the desire for social change. A central participant in Dada and in the Surrealist movement, Éluard joined the French Communist Party to work actively in the Resistance in Nazi-occupied Paris. Caught between the horrors of Stalinism and post-war, right-wing anti-communism, his writing sustains an insistent vision of poetry as a multi-faceted weapon against injustice and oppression. For Éluard, poetry is a way of infiltrating the reader with greater emotional awareness of the relational and social problems of the modern world.
Unbroken Poetry II, published posthumously in 1953, pays tribute to Dominique Éluard, with whom Paul spent the last years of his life. It traces the internal dialogues of a passionate relationship as well as of his continuing re-evaluation of the poetic project itself. It centres on political commitment and places it at the heart of the lovers' desire.
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The U.S. Agriculture Department will conduct a four-week Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) general sign-up beginning Monday and ending on June 14. Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack also announced the restart of sign-up for continuous CRP, including the Conservation Reserve Enhancement Program, State Acres for Wildlife Enhancement Initiative, the Highly Erodible Land Initiative, the Grassland Restoration Initiative, the Pollinator Habitat Initiative and other related initiatives. Sign-up for continuous CRP began on May 13 and will continue through Sept. 30. "As always, we expect strong competition to enroll acres into CRP, and we urge interested producers to maximize their environmental benefits and to make cost-effective offers," Vilsack said.
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Reclaim edibles would not be high on my list, but to each their own! Did you infuse oil and then put that in the capsules, 559, or did you just fill them with straight reclaim?
Like some black oil when all piled up, but when put up against the light it looked like a golden tree sap. When I was vac purging it to speed up the process I noticed a golden amberish color as it boiled off the unwanted materials.
Hardly any smell on this reclaim, and what I can smell is so hard to describe and with it not being so pleasant it's hardly worth describing. Just think of some wax that was soaked in water and left out for a day, is my guess.
I don't know since I don't make the habit of dabbing reclaim. The fact I put them in gel capsules made it so that I couldn't taste a thing. But I would have to say it tasted like glue or something if there was any taste at all.
I don't know what it is, but I have yet to have an edible get me decently stoned. What I felt on this was mainly pain relief and a mild body high. I'd have to say the major benefit of eating the claim was for pain relief because it left my back feeling great. I felt a tiny head high that was short lived and left me wanting more. I guess it's time for some dabs shortly.
It took about 20 minutes before I felt the buzz kick in. It started off in the head, which as I said was short lived. The peak hit pretty quick, but the pain relief lasted almost 2 hours which was amazing. Maybe if I had eaten all the 3.2 instead of the 1.5 it would have been a better buzz.
Like I said, edibles don't hit me too hard. I guess it's the way my body absorbs the THC, which is very slowly in the stomach. I've only had one edible experience with a good high and it was my first time eating an edible. I still plan on collecting my claim for next time I will eat at least 2.5 grams and see how that does me. –559airandtrees
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Great review ! Someday i'll toss up my reclaim chocolates review
very simular to what I have except mine are mixed w coconut oil-good body buzz for free-NICE!
Thanx air
seems dangerous to eat anything that's been in contacting with ISO?
^^^ Is not. If fully purged of iso ( which is not hard at all since it evaporates fairly quickly ) Its safe and very effective medicine
you're right, it depends on whether it's fully purged. in this case, it sounds like 91% iso was used. i'm not sure what the remaining 9% contains so i'd be less inclined to eat it. do you think that hard alcohol would work in place of the iso?
any % in iso alchohol usually is water content that is naturally absorbed by the alchohol.
Never thought to put reclaim into a capsule. Seems like a great idea! I just happen to have some iso washed reclaim sitting around. I am in the process of making some caps now. After a quick read I decided to infuse it into a coconut oil for a few hrs. at 220' then Try to use a dropper/needless syringe to fill `em in a non "veggie cap" capsule (that seems to be the hard pat, finding some!). Thanks for the idea 559airandtrees!
Great review btw!
I got them made and ready to medicate. Seems nice when the occasion calls for an edible. I couldn't find anything but "veggie caps" (read that vegetable oil and other oils can eat away at them?) but they seem to be holding up fine in the fridge!
My mother has severe asthma and I'm sure would love them.
you can get gel capusles at a vitamin shop or vitamin shoppe. you only have to cook the bho if it hasn't already been vaporized.
Thanks for the advice Cruz Rios. I ended up using the same capsules. I only was hesitant after reading the oil might melt the caps ( seems to be B.S. they are holding fine so far.). Also some of the iso wash was from empty oil jars, a grinder *and* my reclaim.. So I did have to decarb some of it. I also read somewhere that a long slow infusion bonds the fats making it easier to digest the cannabinoids? I would hate to burn it unnecessarily.
No need to infuse them for a cpl of house a cpl mins of mixing the reclaim and coconut oil is sufficient
Grape do you ever use bho with coconut oil and heat it? I'm getting ready to try it and I figured you might have some helpful info as far as how hot you need to warm the bho for carboxalation before adding the coconut oil
I would heat it at 220 for 30 mins or so.. Though I have heard that BHO decarb's when it purges. I wouldn't take the chance. Just do a slow/low decarb to be safe. Also gelatin caps are a must! The veggie caps will melt. I was lucky enough to be wrong about style of caps I had in the above comments.
Here's a funny clip of a cop on medibles. http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=yfL3qSjJriU
if your using regular bho you MUST decarb it, i made that mistake once was very sad lol. Just reclaim doesnt require decarb cuz dropping it on a hot nail/swing decarbs it for you
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Photo by From the top, the Tritone is very clearly a Fizik seat, with the unmistakable diamond-shape profile of an Arione. Unlike the company's old tri seat, the Tritone features a deep center channel to reduce perineal pressure. (Joe Lindsey)
While short-nose saddles have been making inroads in triathlon for years, Fizik has so far stuck to traditional, long-nose seats. The Tritone (say "try-TONE-ay"), has a very short nose, but still bears a clear family resemblance to the Arione road saddle.
Start with the rails: flat and long, with about 1cm more fore-aft adjustment than a comparable road saddle. The Tritone is available with either K:ium metal or carbon rails, at $200 and $300, respectively. [this isn't true – the rail size/shape is different too]Claimed weight is 250g for the K:ium version and 220g for the carbon-fiber rail model. The carbon rails are Fizik's reinforced 7x9mm size and will require a saddle clamp that accepts rectangular rails.
At the rear of the saddle, there's a set of removable hardware (included with the seat) that allows you to mount a threaded 16g CO2 cartridge and tube, and as many as two seat-mounted water bottle cages.
The foam top, which shares its shape with the back two-thirds of an Arione, has a deep channel that nearly doubles in width as it progresses toward the front of the saddle. In a crucial departure from some other noseless designs, Fizik kept the width at the nose to a relatively narrow 55mm. The company says that rider feedback on other noseless designs indicated that some of them were too wide to create a comfortable position.
Time will tell how the tri community receives the seat, but Fizik's commitment to quality is well known (the seats are all handmade in Italy, without the use of staples).
Fizik's new Tritone saddle has a number of tri-specific features other than the shape: longer rails, a removable rear bottle- and tool-mount bracket, and a transition hook in front. (Joe Lindsey)
To give an idea of attention to detail, look at one feature: the transition hook, a curved plastic form that sits unobtrusively under the front of the saddle (some seats place the transition hook in the back, so you have to pick between the hook or seat-mounted bottles). It's purpose: to help you quickly secure your bike on a rack in the transition area and shave just one or two more precious seconds off your time.
While designing its Volta road saddle, Fizik analyzed a cohort of older seats that have a cult-like following among pro road riders, despite older technology. These models include the Selle San Marco Rolls and Concor models, and the Selle Italia Turbo. Fizik discovered thatthose popular saddles had similar shapes.
The new Volta shape is based on Fizik's 3D scans of classic saddles loved by pro riders. (Andrew J. Bernstein)
The Volta's classically inspired shape includes low sides that hide your seat post's clamp, but it's executed in modern materials: a carbon base with a rubber insert in the center to allow the carbon a greater degree of flex, and a synthetic microtex cover that doesn't require a lengthy break-in period. The saddle will be available with either carbon ($300) or metal k:ium ($200) rails. Fizik claims that the carbon version weighs a feathery 165 grams.
After seeing the success of the "VS" variants of its Arione, Aliante, and Antares saddles—which each have a 7mm-deep center channel—Fizik created a VsX variant for eachmodel. The X saddles' channel is 20mm deep, which means that the rider will not flatten the channel when seated, but will instead stay supported entirely on the two sides of the saddle, relieving soft tissue pressure.
The deeper channel adds a little to the cost: With k:ium rails, the VsX saddles will cost $200, while regular VS models cost $180.
The new VsX variant of the Arione, Aliante, and Antares (shown) has a center channel that's 20mm deep to relieve pressure on your soft tissue. (Andrew J. Bernstein)
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Remember that time in February and March when it looked like the Yankees had too many starting pitchers? There were CC Sabathia and Hiroki Kuroda who were obviously guaranteed rotation positions. Then, there was the return of Andy Pettitte. Phil Hughes, Ivan Nova, and Freddy Garcia were all in play, as was (for at least...
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Garcia has been the butt of so many Yankee jokes this season that such a thought seems inconceivable. This is the same guy that threw five wild pitches in one game. This is the same guy who might have had the worst April as a Yankee pitcher since Chien-Ming Wang's disastrous 2009 version. Garcia's ERA at the end of April was 12.51. His game scores in his four starts in April were 42, 36, 21 and 22. In 14.2 innings of work, Garcia gave up 31 base runners. You cannot get much worse than that.
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Trenton beat New Britain 9-4:
The Thunder got off to a good start, as Jose Pirela singled and David Adams followed with his first homer of the year. They rallied again in the second, as Luke Murton started with a single and Jose Gil doubled. Yadil Mujica loaded the bases with a walk and a grounder from Damon Sublett scored Murton. Pirela singled in Gil and Zoilo Almonte singled in Sublett and Pirela for a 6-0 lead. Murton homered in the third, but New Britain finally got on the board in the bottom of the inning. Nathan Hanson doubled and scored on a single from Aaron Hicks. They added runs in the fourth and the sixth, but the Yankees added some more insurance in the ninth, as Adams hit his second homer of the day, once again with Pirela on base. The Rock Cats managed one run in the bottom of the inning, but the Thunder held on for a 9-4 win.…
Yanks win game, lose Pettitte
After finding out that they were to lose CC Sabathia for two starts, the Yankees definitely needed a win, if for no other reason that spirit lifting. They got that, thanks to some timely hitting by Eric Chavez and Robinson Cano, but there's no way this win lifted the team spirits.
In the fifth inning,...
Dellin Betances takes a big step backwards, headed down to Trenton
Betances had an ugly April, but looked like he was making some progress in May. He had an ERA of 3.86 over six games and was allowing only a .220 batting average from opposing hitters. June, however, has made Betances' April look nice. Over five games, Betances has a 9.00 ERA and is getting smacked around for a .284 average. On the season, he is giving up 8.32 walks per nine innings, just slightly under his 8.56 strikeouts per nine.
Consistency has long been the problem for the hard throwing, big righty. He has plenty of potential, but allowing free passes has dogged him throughout the upper levels of the minors. It is widely assumed that Betances destiny is as a reliever, yet the Yankees have yet to move him out of the starting rotation (perhaps trying to use him as trade bait?). While I am sure that Betances is disappointed to be heading back to Trenton, it may be for the best. …
Sweep of Tribe a bright spot on a gloomy day
To add insult to the injury, Pettitte was pitching very well when before the injury. Through four innings, Pettitte had seven strikeous to one walk, and had allowed just three hits. The one run he allowed was of the unearned variety, and came when Shelley Duncan doubled in Carlos Santana after the latter reach on a throwing error by Ale Rodriguez in the second inning. Meanwhile the Yankees new found clutch hitting abilities struck again, as the Yankees were able to make hay in the fourth thanks to a two out, two RBI double off the bat of Eric Chavez gave them the lead, 2-1. Even better? Raul Ibanez had drawn a two out walk in the proceeding at bat. Clutchitude!
That's when disaster struck, as Casey Kotchman led the fifth inning offf with a line drive that hit Pettitte hard in the right ankle, bring Pettitte to his knees and leaving him incapable of even going after the ball. Pettitte was immediately checked on, but he was obviously unable to put his weight onto the ankle and limped off the mound, at which point Joe Girardi went to the bullpen.…
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When Diamond DeShields headed out to the U.S. Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs, Colo., last week for a set of trials for three different USA Basketball Women's National teams, her expectations were quite modest.
"I was really unprepared to stay this long," she said in a phone interview Monday. "Everybody was ready for me to come home (today)."
However, the Norcross rising sophomore will have to make some new travel plans after making the final cut as one of 12 players selected for the 2010 USA Women's U18 National Team on Monday.
DeShields will now remain in Colorado Springs with the national through the end of the month, culminating with the team hosting the 2010 FIBA Americas U18 Championship from June 23-27.
She was originally among a group of 63 players nationwide -- including Norcross teammate Kaela Davis and Buford's Andraya Carter -- invited to compete for spots on the U18 National Team, the U17 National Team and the 2010 Youth Olympic Games 3-on-3 Tournament team. Carter was selected for the Youth Olympics team.
She expected to have a chance to make the U17 team, but was surprised when she was named as one of 16 finalists for the 12 rosters spots on the U18 team Friday.
The surprise grew even bigger when she survived the final round of cuts and was selected to the final roster by a committee that included the team's head coach -- the University of Hartford's Jen Rizzotti -- and at least three other Division I college coaches.
"These are quality coaches -- people you can't fool into thinking you're something that you're not," Norcross coach Angie Hembree said. "It's an honor to be asked to try out, and an incredible achievement to be asked to stay and play with players of that caliber. I'm so proud of (DeShields) and her effort. I think this is the beginning of a great career for her if she continues to work hard and stay humble."
DeShields, who just turned 15 in March, is the youngest player on the roster by at least a year on a roster comprised mostly of recently graduated high school seniors or rising seniors.
She also joins a roster that includes five McDonald's All-Americans who are headed to major Division I college programs, including Connecticut signees Stefanie Dolson and Bria Hartley, plus Kayla McBride (Notre Dame), Chiney Ogwumike (Stanford) and Theresa Plaisance (LSU).
"It seemed like all (the players at the trials) were McDonald's All-Americans," DeShields said. "It was kind of overwhelming. I didn't understand why they chose me. ... I'm the youngest player there by, like, a year. But one of the coaches I spoke with said, 'There's no age limit on talent.'
"I'm ready to do what they ask me to, and I'm just happy to have the opportunity."
DeShields came into the summer off a season in which she and fellow freshman Davis helped Norcross to their first state championship by winning the Class AAAAA state tournament.
DeShields was a first-team All-County selection by the Daily Post after averaging 17.6 points, 8.0 rebounds, 2.1 assists and 1.2 steals per game.
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(Minneapolis/St. Paul) The Guthrie Theater today announced complete casting for its world premiere of the bittersweet romance The Primrose Path by Crispin Whittell based upon the novel Home of the Gentry by Ivan Turgenev. The production will be directed by Roger Rees and will feature actors Kyle Fabel (Broadway: The Farnsworth Invention; Off-Broadway: A Free Man of Color) as Theodore Lavretsky, Suzy Kohane (Acadia Repertory Theatre; University of Minnesota/Guthrie BFA Actor Training Program) as Liza and Sally Wingert (Broadway/West End, London: La Bête; Guthrie: Other Desert Cities, Appomattox) as Maria.
The story of Lavretsky, who returns to his run-down estate in Russia to escape from his life in Paris, The Primrose Path is a tale of passion and change that combines wit and humor with a profound and compelling romance. After Lavretsky meets the young and beautiful Liza, whose grace and spirituality captivate his previously jaded spirit, he is torn between the weight of his past and an optimistic vision that may or may not come to pass.
The Primrose Path also features Christian L. Bardin (The War Within/All's Fair, The Moving Company; University of Minnesota/Guthrie BFA Actor Training Program) as A Maid from Mtsensk, Candace Barrett Birk (Guthrie: Long Day's Journey into Night (understudy), Guthrie Lead Teaching Artist; Milwaukee Repertory Theater) as Martha, Tom Bloom (Guthrie: Oedipus; Broadway: Cyrano, Henry IV) as Lemm, Nathaniel Fuller (Guthrie: Embers, Much Ado About Nothing) as The Retainer at Vasilyevskoye, Hugh Kennedy (Guthrie: Arsenic and Old Lace, The Two Gentlemen of Verona) as Panshin, Ann Michels (Guthrie: Roman Holiday, She Loves Me) as A Lady from St. Petersburg and Jim Stanek (Guthrie: Roman Holiday; Broadway: The Story of My Life, Lestat) as Mikhalevich.
Roger Rees, a Tony Award-winning actor (The Life and Adventures of Nicholas Nickleby), is also known for roles in the television series "Cheers" and "The West Wing" and is the former Artistic Director of the Williamstown Theatre Festival. Rees was nominated for a 2012 Tony Award for Best Direction of a Play for Broadway's Peter and the Starcatcher.
"This was Turgenev's second novel, and his most popular," says Rees. "Lavretsky is a wounded and embarrassed man, which of course can be very appealing. It's a story in which the leading character needs a hug."
The Primrose Path is adapted by Crispin Whittell, who also penned the current adaptation of Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol that has played to great success at the Guthrie the past three seasons.
"I remember going to see Out of Africa and loving it," says Whittell. "Along with the play Les Liaisons Dangereuses and the films Dangerous Liaisons and The English Patient. I wanted to write a big, passionate and romantic love story. And this is it."
The artistic team includes Neil Patel (Set Designer), Fabio Toblini (Costume Designer), Jeff Croiter (Lighting Designer), Wayne Barker (Composer), C. Andrew Mayer (Sound Designer), Michael Lupu (Dramaturg), Andrew Wade (Voice and Dialect Coach), Chris A. Code (Stage Manager), Justin Hossle (Assistant Stage Manager) and Natalie Novacek (Assistant Director).
The Primrose Path begins preview performances on April 27, opens May 3 and continues through June 15, 2013 on the McGuire Proscenium Stage at the Guthrie Theater. Single tickets start at $29 and are now on sale through the Guthrie Box Office at 612.377.2224, toll-free 877.44.STAGE, 612.225.6244 (Group Sales) and online at www.guthrietheater.org.
The GUTHRIE THEATER (Joe Dowling, Director) was founded by Sir Tyrone Guthrie in 1963 and is an American center for theater performance, production, education and professional training. The Tony Award-winning Guthrie Theater is dedicated to producing the great works of dramatic literature, developing the work of contemporary playwrights and cultivating the next generation of theater artists. With annual attendance of nearly 500,000 people, the Guthrie Theater presents a mix of classic plays and contemporary work on its three stages. Under the artistic leadership of Joe Dowling since 1995, the Guthrie continues to set a national standard for excellence in theatrical production and performance. In 2006, the Guthrie opened its new home on the banks of the Mississippi River in Minneapolis. Designed by Pritzker Prize-winning architect Jean Nouvel, the Guthrie Theater houses three state-of-the-art stages, production facilities, classrooms and dramatic public lobbies. www.guthrietheater.org
The Primrose Path
by Crispin Whittell
based upon the novel Home of the Gentry
by Ivan Turgenev
directed by Roger Rees
A tale of passion and change that combines wit and humor with a profound and compelling romance, The Primrose Path tells the story of Theodor Lavretsky, who returns to his run-down estate in Russia to escape from his life in Paris. After he meets the young and beautiful Liza, whose grace and spirituality captivate his previously jaded spirit, he is torn between the weight of his past and an optimistic vision that may or may not come to pass.
Company: Christian L. Bardin (A Maid from Mtsensk), Candace Barrett Birk (Martha), Tom Bloom (Lemm), Kyle Fabel (Theodor Lavretsky), Nathaniel Fuller (The Retainer at Vasilyevskoye), Hugh Kennedy (Panshin), Suzy Kohane (Liza), Ann Michels (A Lady from St. Petersburg), Jim Stanek (Mikhalevich) and Sally Wingert (Maria).
Creative Team: Roger Rees (Director), Neil Patel (Set Designer), Fabio Toblini (Costume Designer), Jeff Croiter (Lighting Designer), Wayne Barker (Composer), C. Andrew Mayer (Sound Designer), Michael Lupu (Dramaturg), Andrew Wade (Voice and Dialect Coach), Chris A. Code (Stage Manager), Justin Hossle (Assistant Stage Manager) and Natalie Novacek (Assistant Director).
Performance Dates: April 27, 2013 – June 15, 2013
Opening Night: Friday, May 3 at 7:30 p.m.
Performance Times: Tuesday through Saturdays at 7:30 p.m.
Sundays at 7 p.m.
Matinees on selected Wednesdays, Saturdays and Sundays at 1 p.m.
visit www.guthrietheater.org for the complete performance schedule
Location: Guthrie Theater – Wurtele Thrust Stage
818 South 2nd Street, Minneapolis, MN 55415
Pricing: Single tickets priced $29- $71
(Discounts for children, students and seniors available)
Tickets: Tickets may be purchased online at www.guthrietheater.org
Guthrie Box Office: 612.377.2224 or 877.44.STAGE
Box Office hours: 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. (11 a.m. to 5 p.m. on non-performance days)
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All events will be held at the Guthrie Theater (818 South 2nd Street, Minneapolis) unless otherwise noted
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2 vine tomatoes
1 red pepper
6 oz. haricots verts or sugar snap peas
10 oz frozen peas (or regular)
4 shallots
1/4 cup fresh herbs (chives, rosemary, thyme)
grated zest of 1 orange (or lemon or lime)
2 tbsp balsamic vinegar (or raspberry or other)
3/4c. dry quinoa, cooked in 2 c. water
PreparationCook the quinoa - 3/4c. dry in 2 cups water takes about 15 minutes. Place grain in water, bring to a boil, cover and simmer until liquid is absorbed.
Chop and combine all veggies.
Add quinoa, vinegar, salt and pepper. Mix & enjoy! If let sit, will absorb more of vinegar and herb flavours.
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Official moves to cut incentives to athletes-A A +A
Wednesday, July 23, 2014
THE Baguio City Sports Office is eyeing to cut down sports incentives to athletes.
City Sports Coordinator Gaudencio Gonzales said their office is currently studying the possibility of not including athletes in the cash incentive programs who will play in regional competitions outside CARAA and national sanctioned competitions.
"We are reviewing the proposal but it was already raised and it will be upon the approval of the council kung papayagan pang isama yan sa annual budget," Gonzales said.
The CSO recently submitted its own proposal to be included in the amendment of City Ordinance 92, series of 1993, raising the prescribed cash incentives to athletes and coaches.
Gonzales said the proposal will be included together with the inclusion of team events in the resolution.
"Minsanan na iyon for review, included naman ang reasons doon so if not totally crossed, out we will generate additional guidelines and maybe adopt yung marginal amount given by the Department of Education," Gonzales said.
Currently DepEd only gives P1,000 for gold; P750 for silver; and P500 for bronze medals won during the Palarong Pambansa.
According to the proposal, only those regional events leading to a higher competition such as national and international events will be included in the incentives.
"Nakalagay diyan na sa regional Batang Pinoy, and CARAA nalang ang bibigyan ng city kasi yang mga yan talaga ang aiming for higher level of contest unlike sa iba," Gonzales said.
"It's already obvious kasi na minsan yung mga local coaches natin sila-sila rin ang nag-o-organize ng regional event tapos yung mga local athletes rin natin including sila (coaches) ang nananalo and after which they come to claim their incentives na kung papansinin mo, pinagkakaperahan nalang nila," Gonzales added.
He said the proposal will also be one factor in approving the resolution regarding raising sport incentives and the inclusion of team events.
"It is just a matter of making things balance, we want to raise cash grants so dapat we should also raise yung level ng competence. Dapat yung performance of our local athletes and coaches always aim for a higher level of contest, para maging equally fair," Gonzales said.
Published in the Sun.Star Baguio newspaper on July 24, 2014.
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By Fred W. Baker IIIAmerican Forces Press Service
WASHINGTON, Sept. 18, 2008 Tech. Sgt. Valda Wilson is an Air Force photographer. But last month in a harvested wheat field in the village of Strass near Germany's Hurtgen Forest, she spent most of her days with her hands full of dirt.
Wilson is one of about 10 members of a Joint POW/MIA Accounting Command team who deployed there in the hopes of recovering the remains of a missing P-38 Lightning fighter pilot downed in combat during World War II.
While Wilson's main job is to help the team anthropologist document the mission, all team members on site, regardless of specialty, get their hands dirty.
"Everybody digs. There's nobody on this team who is so special that they don't dig," Wilson said. "I want to be a part of the entire process. We're all expected to pull our weight. And part of pulling your weight is digging, moving dirt."
JPAC teams deploy on about 70 missions annually to some of the most remote locations in the world. Their work can take them to the tops of mountains and deep into jungles. This year, so far, team travels include Cambodia, Vietnam, Laos, Papua New Guinea, South Korea, Japan, Canada, Belgium, Poland and Hungary.
Team members are deployed an average of more than 100 days per year. The work can be monotonous, back-breaking and dangerous, but you rarely hear a team member complain, said Marine Master Sgt. Jonathan Couturier, a recovery team leader.
"When you look down and find some bones, that really hits you," Couturier said. "You know that's one of our own. If that doesn't keep you going, I don't know what does."
The JPAC has 18 recovery teams and each includes an anthropologist, a team leader, an explosive ordnance technician, a medic and a photographer. They are a combination of ranks and services and often are augmented with servicemembers from other commands. Many times, locals are hired to help. Because the missions are considered humanitarian, the team members do not wear military uniforms.
The process that leads to a recovery team excavating a site begins at JPAC headquarters in Hawaii months or years before teams put boots on the ground. Historians piece together information from databases, tips that come in from around the world and information in case files to determine, first, if the site is likely to yield the remains of missing servicemembers. Often, a research team is sent out first to talk to local residents, interview any witnesses, meet with local government officials and lay the groundwork for the mission.
Once on site, the anthropologist surveys the area, mapping out the site to take into account its topography and history for establishing a site grid for digging. Then, they develop an excavation strategy.
Sites can be as small as a few meters and as large as a football field. Excavation strategies vary depending on location and the type of site and whether the team is searching for a single burial or remains alongside a plane crash. Many times, where to start digging is determined by a combination of aerial reconnaissance, witness statements, metal detection sweeps, and the basic gut instinct of the anthropologist, said Denise To, a forensic anthropologist for the Central Identification Lab at the JPAC.
To has worked about 10 sites, mostly in Southeast Asia. This was her first excavation in Europe.
"I love it. It's very rewarding," she said. "There are very few dull days. [There are] many days where something happens and you are just in awe and you are speechless."
As the anthropologist maps out the strategy, the rest of the team begins working the logistics of the site, building a screening station, pitching tents or building shelters, setting up storage areas and latrines. The team is set up and ready to dig on the first day there. If possible, the team will stay in area hotels, but in many areas the remoteness of the site dictates that they camp onsite.
Once the strategy is in place, digging begins. Backhoes are sometimes used to trench until remains are found. Wheelbarrow after wheelbarrow of dirt is taken to the screening stations. Hundreds of buckets are filled for dumping into the screens.
The screening stations vary in size, depending on how many people are manning the stations. It can be only a handful of screens, or as many as 50 if many locals are hired to help.
The screens are one-quarter-inch mesh affixed to rectangular frames of one-inch-by-four-inch boards. They dangle from a support beam that allows team members to push and pull the screen freely as they filter the dirt from the rocks and other materials.
It's a tedious process that starts by dumping a bucket of dirt into the screen, shaking it, running gloved hands over the remaining material, picking at the debris with trowels and throwing away the rocks, sticks or roots.
Team members are trained on what to look for before they deploy. But, for the most part, they are looking for anything that is man-made. When in doubt, the rule is to throw it in a bucket and let the anthropologist review it, To said.
Besides bones, the team looks for dog tags, buttons, eye glasses, clothing, or anything that can help identify that the remains are of the servicemember they are looking for. Most airplane pieces and other debris are not kept, only items that can help make an identification.
The teams can go through hundreds of buckets of dirt each day. To break the monotony, they joke, play music and take breaks. They also switch duties, and each member spends time digging with the back hoe, shoveling, moving the dirt from the site to the screens by wheelbarrows, filling buckets with dirt and retrieving empty buckets.
At the site in Germany, the group went four days before the impact crater of the aircraft was found. It can be both frustrating and monotonous for the team, To said. But once the crew hits pay dirt, its motivation spikes.
"Once we find things the attitude instantly changes, and you get up every morning and you realize why you are doing what you are doing," To said. "And no matter hard I make the team work and how much I make them shovel, they don't complain because they know that what they're doing is nowhere near as bad as having to wait for your loved one to come home for 60 years."
The team reads up on the historical case files of those they are looking for, which can create a personal connection beyond the details of the work. Wilson said that while the work can be mundane, it is always in back of her mind that they are looking for a missing servicemember.
"You don't want to lose sight of that. When you lose sight of that, why are you even here?" she said.
Recovery operations wrapped up at the site in Germany early this month, with the teams finding osseous material, or bones, and possible material evidence. Lab tests will allow them to determine whether the remains are those of the missing pilot.
At the site, the team also recovered a significant amount of aircraft wreckage, as well as two complete and intact 1,000-pound bombs. That site was closed and there are no plans to return, To said.
All human material is cataloged, photographed, and its location annotated. It is then placed in transport containers, sealed with evidence tape and kept in double-locked containers until it is returned to the JPAC headquarters. An arrival ceremony is held in Hawaii. While the identification could be months or years away, the ceremony is a symbolic gesture of the remains' return to American soil.
Most team members are off to another site by the time remains are identified and families are notified, but they often keep up on the cases. In To's role, though, she sometimes is able to see the case develop from start to finish.
"It makes the job so worthwhile when you're able to hand the remains over to a family member," To said. "It's as if they lost that person yesterday. It doesn't matter that 60 years went by."
For Couturier, who has done two tours in Iraq, the team's work is a promise kept, he said.
"This is a commitment that America has made to all of our fallen heroes," Couturier said. "I can't think of anything more honorable to do. We're in a war and we're still doing this."
But for Wilson, the job is even more personal. She has sweated through 11 missions including trips to Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos and Thailand. She has eaten ants and porcupine. In the end, Wilson is doing for her fellow servicemembers what she would want done for herself.
"If I was out here I would want somebody to come and get me," she said.
(This is the second in a series of AFPS articles on the Defense Department's efforts to account for missing servicemembers. AFPS reporter Fred W. Baker III talked with the leaders of the Defense Prisoner of War/Missing Personnel Office in Crystal City, Va., and the Joint POW/MIA Accounting Command at Hickam Air Force Base, Hawaii, and others involved in the quest to bring closure to the families of those lost in the line of duty. Baker then travelled to Germany to the site of an excavation where a JPAC recovery team searched for the remains of a downed World War II fighter pilot.)


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MISSISSIPPI STATE, MISSISSIPPIAuthors of a recent study examined an ongoing debate in the discipline of landscape architecture: exactly how much plant knowledge is required for professionals in the field? Robert Brzuszek, Richard Harkess, and Eric Stortz evaluated the attitudes and perceptions of practicing landscape architects in the southeastern United States with regards to the importance of horticultural knowledge. The survey results were published in HortTechnology.
"Many recent discussions within the landscape community have focused on the decline of plant materials knowledge within the profession", explained Brzuszek, the report's corresponding author. "Historically, plant knowledge and the ability to select and incorporate plants into the design process has been a cornerstone in the practice of landscape architecture. However, a 2009 study reported that only two courses in planting design were required by the vast majority of accredited landscape architecture programs."
"Landscape firms that provide planting and management plans as part of their site-based services need employees with sufficient plant knowledge, or at least need someone in their office who has a specialization in plants", noted Brzuszek. "Our study was designed to survey and evaluate the perceptions of practicing landscape architects in the southeastern United States to better understand the importance of plant knowledge within the profession of this region".
The researchers mailed a 20-question survey to 120 landscape architects. The survey questions were designed to reflect the diversity of job types within the profession of landscape architectureranging from urban and regional planning to transportation planning to historic preservationand included questions related to plant education and experience. The majority of the 63 respondents were seasoned landscape architects specializing in residential and commercial markets; responses came from professio
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American Society for Horticultural Science


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Daniel Joseph Scully, 58, of St. Augustine, died Jan. 25, 2008, at home. Scully was a native of Lindenhurst, N.Y., and worked as a bus operator for the New York City Transit Authority. He was disabled while serving in the United States Marine Corps during the Vietnam War.
Services: Florida National Cemetery in Bushnell.
Calling hours: Tuesday, Jan. 29, from 2 to 5 p.m. at Craig Funeral Home Chapel.
Burial: Florida National Cemetery in Bushnell.
Survivors: His wife of 12 years, Cecilia Scully; son, Mark Scully; daughter, Michele Scully, both of Patchogue, N.Y.; brother, Richard Scully of Glendale, N.Y.; and one granddaughter on the way. He is preceded in death by his sister, Victoria.
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Dylan Sires and Neighbors.
Locally grown bands take over East Village
Published on April 8th, 2014 | by Joe Lawler
Last year the Des Moines Music Coalition's Gross Domestic Product showcase spread across three venues and an outdoor stage on Fourth Street. The 2014 incarnation relocates to the East Village with 18 bands at three venues, along with pop-up concerts at local businesses and a Music University event at the State Historical Museum.
DMMC program manager Chris Ford said that organizers wanted to capture the feel of the first GDP in 2006, ignoring genre distinctions while focusing on the most interesting original acts in Iowa. For the first time the DMMC also added an outside community curator to the selection commitee (this year Kevan Murphy of Live LIVE Music) to help broaden the acts considered.
"We wanted to have someone who could give us a little different perspective and hopefully help us do as good a job as possible of representing the ever-changing and diverse music industry," Ford said.
"Lipstick Homicide kicks booty!": If you're going to get a Tweetdorsement, you could do a lot worse than Green Day's Billy Joe Armstrong, who tweeted the above about the Iowa City band Lipstick Homicide after hearing them on "The Thing That Ate Larry Livermore" compilation. The album pays tribute to Lookout Records co-founder Larry Livermore. Livermore even got the two bands on the same stage in 2012 when Lipstick Homicide opened a show for Green Day.
"Larry was talking with Billy Joe and they didn't have anyone to open their show," said drummer Luke Ferguson, Lipstick Homicide's only male member. "So he called us on a Thursday and asked if we could be in New York City for a show Saturday. We packed up our Suburban and drove straight through. We thought we might be pranked, like we would show up and our friends would be there saying, 'Really? You thought you were going to open for Green Day?'"
Lipstick Homicide recently released the album "Out Utero," though fans have had earlier opportunities to buy it. The band first released it on Bandcamp last year before heading off on a tour selling hand-numbered burned CDs. Real pressed copies were released through Iowa City's Bloated Kat Records in December, and the band got vinyl copies in time to open for The Queers in Chicago in February.
Iowa City isn't known for its punk scene. Electronic music, hip-hop and jam bands do well with the college kids in the area, but Ferguson said the punk scene is growing. The band has a better draw in Des Moines than their hometown, and Ferguson said Lipstick Homicide makes the drive west as often as possible.
Looking ahead, Lipstick Homicide will be performing at The Fest in Gainesville, Fla., in October before heading out on the band's first European tour in November. But mostly, Ferguson said, the band members (who all share a house in Iowa City) just want to keep making music together.
"We're all best friends. We just like hanging out in the van, driving around and sharing our music with people."
Gross Domestic Product
When: 5 p.m. Saturday
Where: Wooly's, 504 E. Locust St., House of Bricks, 525 E. Grand Ave., Beechwood Lounge, 416 E. Locust St.
Cost: $15 in advance, $20 at the door (for a full festival pass), tickets to individual venues also available.
Info: desmoinesmc.com or tikly.co.
5:15 p.m.: Tim Stop
6:00 p.m.: Media Fresh
7:00 p.m.: Max Jury
8:00 p.m.: Parranderos Latin Combo
9:00 p.m.: Parlours
10:00 p.m.: Holy White Hounds
House of Bricks
5:00 p.m.: Sky Patrol
5:45 p.m.: Dylan Sires and Neighbors
6:45 p.m.: Lipstick Homicide
7:45 p.m.: Love Songs for Lonely Monsters
9:30 p.m.: Chad Elliot
10:15 p.m.: Rumble Seat Riot
11:15 p.m.: Dark Mirror
12:15 a.m.: North of Grand
Beechwood Lounge (free shows)
9:30 p.m.: Maids
10:30 p.m.: Marybeth Doran
11:30 p.m.: Omens
12:30 a.m.: Ira Grace & the Bible Belt Prophets
Pop-up acoustic show schedule (all shows free)
Tacopocalypse, 621 Des Moines St.: Sky Patrol at 3:30 p.m.
Plain Talk Books & Coffee, 602 E. Grand Ave.: Dylan Sires and Neighbors at 4 p.m.
Hill Vintage, 432 E. Locust St.: Parlours at 4:30 p.m.
Ichi Bike, 311 E. Walnut St.: Love Songs for Lonely Monsters at 5 p.m.
Stitch, 315 E. Fifth St.: Ira Grace & the Bible Belt Prophets at 5:30 p.m.
Raygun, 400 E. Locust St.: Marybeth Doran at 6 p.m.
Music University at GDP: Making it Happen From Iowa
With: Dylan Sires, Max Jury and Fernando Aveiga (Parranderos Latin Combo), moderated by Brandon Darner of The Envy Corps.
When: 2-3 p.m.
Where: Cowles-Kruidenier Auditorium, State Historical Building, 600 E. Locust St.
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