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Defendants in Two Financial Services Schemes Banned from Providing Mortgage and Debt Relief Services
The defendants in two separate alleged scams have settled charges with the Federal Trade Commission and will be banned from providing mortgage- and debt-relief services. The cases are part of the FTC's continuing crackdown on scams targeting consumers in financial distress, including debt relief...
Final Six Defendants in 'Rachel Robocall' Scheme Settle FTC Charges
The final six of 10 defendants named in an alleged "Rachel from Cardholder Services" scam have agreed to settle Federal Trade Commission charges that they misled consumers with bogus claims that they would lower their credit card interest rates.
FTC Sends Refunds to Victims of Robocallers Who Pitched Lower Credit Card Interest Rates, But Failed to Deliver
The Federal Trade Commission is mailing refund checks to consumers in America and Canada who were victimized by a fraudulent telemarketing operation that used pre-recorded calls, or robocalls, to pitch phony credit card interest rate reduction programs.
Deceptive Robocallers Permanently Shut Down In FTC Settlements
The Federal Trade Commission has continued its crackdown on illegal robocallers, with two more companies agreeing to settle charges that they used prerecorded calls to trick consumers into deceptive credit card interest rate reduction scams.
FTC Settlement Bans Defendants from Engaging in Debt Collection and Interest Rate Reduction Schemes
Under settlements with the Federal Trade Commission, the defendants in two Tampa, Florida-area operations that allegedly bilked consumers of millions of dollars are banned from providing various types of financial services used in their schemes. In the spring of 2012, at the request of the FTC, a...
FTC Testifies Before Senate Commerce Subcommittee on Enforcement of the National Do Not Call Registry and Efforts to Stop Illegal Robocalls
The Federal Trade Commission told a U.S. Senate Commerce Subcommittee that it has been aggressively fighting the problem of illegal commercial robocalls through vigorous enforcement of the requirements of the Do Not Call program and seeking to spur innovative technological solutions to block...
FTC Settles 'Rachel' Robocall Enforcement Case
The Federal Trade Commission has settled with a set of defendants associated with the A+ Financial Center scheme. They were charged in last year's joint law enforcement sweep against five companies that made millions of illegal pre-recorded robocalls claiming to be from "Rachel" and "Cardholder...
'Free iPhone' Text Message Spammer Settles FTC Charges
An Internet marketer has agreed to settle Federal Trade Commission allegations that he blasted consumers with millions of deceptive spam text messages. Henry Nolan Kelly was the subject of one of a series of FTC complaints filed in March against those responsible for sending millions of spam text...
FTC Acts Against Spam Text and Robocalling Operations
The Federal Trade Commission has moved to shut down an international network of scammers that sent millions of unwanted text messages to consumers, using the lure of "free" gift cards and electronics to entice consumers into an elaborate scheme designed to take their money and target them for...
Mortgage Broker Targeting U.S. Servicemembers Will Pay Record $7.5 Million to Settle Alleged Telemarketing Violations
FTC Seeks Public Comment on Proposal to Ban Payment Methods Favored in Fraudulent Telemarketing Transactions
In an ongoing effort to protect consumers from deceptive telemarketing, the Federal Trade Commission seeks public comment on proposed amendments to strengthen the Telemarketing Sales Rule's protections against bogus charges and services. The Commission's Notice of Proposed Rulemaking announced...
FTC Wins Court Judgment Against Remaining NHS Systems Defendants
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FTC Announces Robocall Challenge Winners
The Federal Trade Commission announced that judges for the FTC Robocall Challenge selected two winners, in a tie for the $50,000 prize for Best Overall Solution to block illegal robocalls. The challenge, designed to help solve this problem by spurring innovation in the marketplace, garnered nearly...
FTC to Announce Winners of Robocall Challenge
The Federal Trade Commission will announce the winners of the FTC Robocall Challenge in Washington, D.C., on Tuesday, April 2, 2013 at 11:00 a.m. The challenge, launched October 2012, sought the best technical solution to block illegal robocalls. The FTC received nearly 800 eligible submissions.
In Settlement with FTC, Debt Collectors Agree to Stop Deceiving Consumers and Pay Nearly $800,000
After allegedly misleading consumers into paying unnecessary fees and falsely threatening consumers with lawsuits, defendants in a debt collection operation have agreed to settle Federal Trade Commission charges.
FTC Robocall Challenge Garners More Than 700 Submissions
The Federal Trade Commission wrapped up a three-month submission period for the FTC Robocall Challenge, which seeks the best technical solution to block illegal sales robocalls on landlines and mobile phones. The FTC received 798 eligible submissions before the Challenge closed Jan. 17, 2013.
FTC Shuts Down Robocall Operation That Allegedly Claimed to Help Consumers Get FTC Consumer Refunds
At the request of the Federal Trade Commission, a federal district court temporarily shut down a robocall operation that allegedly impersonated the agency in an attempt to trick consumers into turning over their bank account information and other sensitive personal data, pending resolution of the...
FTC Leads Joint Law Enforcement Effort Against Companies That Allegedly Made Deceptive Cardholder Services Robocalls
The Federal Trade Commission escalated its campaign against illegal, unwanted robocalls announcing that it pulled the plug on five companies based in Arizona and Florida allegedly responsible for millions of illegal pre-recorded calls from "Rachel" and others from "Cardholder Services." State...
FTC Challenges Innovators to Do Battle with Robocallers
The Federal Trade Commission is challenging the public to create an innovative solution that will block illegal commercial robocalls on landlines and mobile phones. As part of its ongoing campaign against these illegal, prerecorded telemarketing calls, the agency is launching the FTC Robocall...
FTC Takes Action to Stop Massive Robocalling Operations
As part of the Federal Trade Commission's ongoing efforts to crack down on illegal, prerecorded "robocalls," the FTC is taking legal action to stop two operations that allegedly enabled telemarketers to place hundreds of millions of illegal prerecorded calls to consumers around the country,...
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End of road for park plan?
In response to "Balboa Park plan rejected" (Feb. 5): To SOHO, congratulations. They had to destroy the village to save it, but they won.
With their scorched-earth, our-way-or-no-way tactics, they have effectively prevented anything from happening to remove cars from the Plaza de Panama. They have prevented their own plan from happening. I think they may have even prevented the mayor's "six traffic cones" solution from happening. They have successfully preserved the most prominent element of the historic Plaza de Panama – a few dozen parked cars. They have saved West El Prado for vehicular use, and they have prevented the Plaza de California – probably the most historically sacrosanct space in the park – from being returned to use as a plaza, and instead, it will continue to be used as a driveway. While you were at it, SOHO, why not sue to have East El Prado reopened for vehicular traffic, so those pesky pedestrians who fill that space can get back on the sidewalk, where you apparently want them?
To the mayor, I hope that the six traffic cones idea is not representative of your aesthetic sense, your depth of analysis or your true feelings for the park.
To Dr. Jacobs, my thanks for his efforts in the face of vile insults, scurrilous lies and lunatic paranoia. I'm sorry, sir. – Peter Bridge, San Diego
Nothing is easy to accomplish in Balboa Park precisely because everyone loves the park in their own way.
The Plaza de Panama project involved more public meetings and one of the most exhaustive environmental impact reviews of any project ever completed in the city. All Balboa Park cultural Institutions and most city residents favor the project which will remove cars from the center of the park and restore 6.6 acres to pedestrian use.
It is truly a sad day for our city when the purist interests of SOHO and a technical legal issue put at risk such an important project for our city.
Let's hope that the judge and our City Council and Mayor can work through the technical issues to deliver a project so many people support. – Michael W. Hager, El Cajon
Normally I like Steve Breen's Editorial cartoons, however, Feb. 5's caption "I'm glad a judge rejected the bypass bridge, etc.," was shortsighted and a inaccurate depiction of the park situation. Anyone who would take a simple walk around the area that the Jacobs plan would have altered could easily see the drastic and destruction change it would have made to the park.
I for one am equally glad that this has been struck down by a judge. I don't see why the drive through the park cannot remain the same and just simply remove the really limited few parking spaces in the main plaza area. What would we loose here, maybe 20 to 30 parking spaces, if that? Bottom line, good riddance to the Jacobs plan. – Gary C. Hardin, San Diego
The cartoon by Steve Breen Feb. 5 in the U-T nails reality right on the head! The "beauty" of Balboa Park goes largely unnoticed after you arrive in the center plaza and immediately are overwhelmed by asphalt, automobiles and exhaust. The logical move is to leave the eyesore that it is and move on quickly to other areas to take in the intended visual beauty.
A logical first move with the planned "compromise" talks would be to simply eliminate the parking and asphalt and restore the plaza to its original splendor for all to enjoy. The plaza should exist solely for pedestrians and not for automobiles. – Christopher Salem, Hillcrest

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Got a DUI in California driving on my australian drivers licence. What r the consequences & can i lose my Lic.?
Got a DUI in California. I am driving legally with my australian licence. I do however have a california drivers permit which just means i have done the written exam and not the driving test. What are now the consequences even driving on my australian licence? Can my out of country licence be taken off me? Should i get a lawyer? I am a student here and have very little money..


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Jun 01, 2011
For years, enterprises, government agencies and service providers have sought ways to effectively identify, locate and resolve the problems affecting critical business applications. One way to work toward this goal-and promote a tighter alignment between IT and the business it supports-is to closely link the activities of application performance and infrastructure management teams. To do so, application performance management teams must recommend that their colleagues in infrastructure management adopt tools that integrate with the solutions they leverage each day.
Integrating infrastructure management tools with existing application performance management solutions in this way will allow IT to promote holistic management that spans silos, enables proactive problem identification and resolution and ensures the uptime of important business services.


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Friday, January 7, 2011
* Getting Organized: Storing Barbie Doll Clothing
14 comments:
- Jaimee said...
Your organization makes me want to stand up and shout "Hip hip hooRAY!" Good work!
I have three boys, so there are no doll clothes here, but tiny parts of action figures, Bionicles, and Legos are about to drive me batty! Tackling our toyroom is on my to-do list for 2011.
- January 7, 2011 at 8:59 AM
- Jess said...
What a GREAT idea! My DD is 3 and not into Barbies just yet, but when we are I will have to remember this!!!
- January 7, 2011 at 11:34 AM
Hey babe! Another way that I bet you could organize Barbie shoes and smaller toys is in one of those earring organizers- the ones with the clear pockets that hang on a door. Someone help me out here. Do they have a name?
- January 7, 2011 at 3:43 PM
- Itsy Bitsy Learners said...
LOL I thought you were joking when you mentioned about barbie clothes at the end of the other post!!
I wish I had 5 minutes to organize like this .. but you give me something to aim for!!
- January 7, 2011 at 7:16 PM
- Phyl said...
OH, MaryLea, this post has made me so jealous/nostalgic! I'm 58 years old, and owned the original Barbie in her black & white striped bathing suit. Grandma hand crocheted and knitted exquisite clothing for my Barbies, and my Dad donated his old ties to be cut into sheaths and evening gowns, which I embellished. But somewhere along the way (perhaps when I was in college), my mother "disappeared" them all, along with my cast brass horse collection, and my brothers' Lionel trains. Absolutely hearbreaking. Mom, I know you are resting in peace for many years now, and I will always miss you and love you, but DID YOU NEED TO TAKE MY BARBIES and their MAGNIFICENT CLOTHING??
Thanks MaryLea for bringing back the old memories...
- January 7, 2011 at 11:14 PM
Very very clever! I love the simplicity and the economy. The only reason this might work in our household is that Barbie, Polly, the Princesses and the Fairies are all nudists. ;-) Once the clothes got organized, my daughters probably would never dig them out again!!
PS: I'm envious of the Grandma-made clothes. My own grandma used to make doll clothes when I was little. I wish I still had them.
- January 7, 2011 at 11:48 PM
- Multi-tasking Mommy said...
That is absolutely brilliant!
Thanks for sharing that :)
- January 9, 2011 at 10:50 PM
- Shauna said...
What an awesome idea! My little ones have Barbie clothes spilling out of every corner and although we have neat tidy containers to keep them in, they are always dumping them upside down to find the "perfect outfit". This organizational tip is on the top of my to do list for the weekend. Thanks for the great idea.
- January 21, 2011 at 5:17 AM
- booturtle said...
I need to do something with my daugther's Barbie clothes desperately. Can I ask all these many months later if the system works still? Does your daughter return the clothes to the binder pages?
- August 8, 2011 at 12:29 PM
- pink and green mama MaryLea said...
@ BooTurtle--
The 8 year old returns the clothing to the binders.
The 4 year old does not. I have a bin of random clothing that is easier for them to dig through with the favorite outfits. "Specialty" clothing like costumes, uniforms, and wedding dresses/ball gowns, fancy stuff sewn by great grandma are still in the binder.
Hope this helps!
- August 8, 2011 at 12:59 PM
I love that I can google any question I need answered and always find the perfect answer. I need something to store my daughter's barbie clothes in, and all the storage cases/closets look like complete junk for way too much money. I'm obsessed with binders and page protectors, and the thought never would have crossed my mind to do a clothes storage binder. So freaking perfect!!!!! Thank you!
- January 5, 2013 at 4:08 PM
- Julie said...
Brill ideas:)
Which punch did you use to punch holes in the bags? I find that most don't seem to punch through plastic.
- March 11, 2014 at 4:42 AM
- pink and green mama MaryLea said...
Julie, When I made the Barbie Clothing binder, I used ziplock bags and my super old (from the 70s) metal single hole punch. I think the plastic on the bags was thinner then, most of the holes were punched in the binder bags when I was a girl in the 80s!
- March 12, 2014 at 12:22 PM
- JoAnna said...
This is brilliant! Thank you.
- December 26, 2014 at 7:18 AM
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Milford Beach, Auckland, NZ
Milford is a small wealthy seaside suburb at the start of the East Coast Bays beaches, wedged between Takapuna Beach and Castor Bay. Highlights of the suburb include Milford Beach and Lake Pupuke.
There is a small but upmarket shopping mall catering for boutique stores, 2 supermarkets and a stretch of classical New Zealand suburban shops.
At the northern end of Milford Beach is a large reserve (park) boarding the Milford Marina and the estuary as it heads out to sea. The reserve has a couple of volleyball nets, a huge grassed area for sports, children's playground, BBQ for hire and loads of trees to climb. Milford Beach itself has golden sands, is great for swimming but most people are out walking dogs and exercising. The beach is lovely with volcanic rock pools when the tide is out and easy, safe swimming for kids.
There is a fabulous walk between Milford and Takapuna beaches, over rocks and some boardwalks and through Thorns Bay, a beach only accessible by foot. This is a favourite walk for locals, but you do need sturdy footwear and not appropriate with a pram.
Most of the suburb also backs onto Lake Pupuke, a large volcanic lake, ideal for wind surfing and rowing regattas. The Milford side of the lake can be accessed from Sylvan Park or the Quarry, behind North Shore Hospital. Beware the swans at the lake, whilst pretty, can be aggressive.
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Due the popularity of the beach, parking can be tough sometimes. Be prepared to walk a few blocks in summer!
If you're walking between the beaches, it's a long walk there and back. Walking back along the Hurstmere and Kitchener Road can be a little quicker.
Dog restrictions do apply, so you'll need to take note of the hours 'off leash' on the signposts in the carpark. These dog friendly hours do change from beach-to-beach due to local bylaws.
Ideally walking distance to the beach. However the suburb is also very close to Takapuna, so accommodation in either location is great. The suburb is also home to North Shore Hospital and some accommodation is located around the hospital as opposed to near the beach end of the suburb.
You could easily spent half a day walking between Milford and Takapuna Beach. The Takapuna side of the beach has more accessible options for stopping for lunch or a snack.
The Milford Mall and suburban shopping strip are practical and local orientated, rather than specialty stores. Although the mall has a good collection of upmarket clothing stores. Of note in the main street are a couple of antique and gift shops, including one store selling steamship trunks.
You can easily walk between the shops and the beach and buses regularly head through Milford to Takapuna or the Smales Farm busway (to town). However most people will have a car. There is plenty of parking.
Kitchener Rd
The mall and shops are on this street
Milford Rd
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Key street to reach the hospital, buses to the city or motorway.
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LOS ALAMITOS, California, February 17.THE USA Women's National Team made it two straight victories to open the Holiday Cup following a 9-8 win over Canada. Lolo Silver (Long Beach, CA/Stanford/NYAC) scored three goals to lead the offense while Sami Hill (Santa Barbara, CA/UCLA/Santa Barbara WPF) did the job in net turning aside ten shots. The United States closes out group play tomorrow with a match against defending World Champions, Greece.
Canada started off strong opening the game with a transition goal less than a minute in. The United States answered with a Kelly Rulon (San Diego, CA/UCLA/NYAC) power play goal to tie the match at 1-1. Canada went back ahead three minutes later on a score inside but Team USA had an answer. Juliet Moss (San Jose, CA/San Jose St./NYAC) buried a shot followed by a score from Silver for a 3-2 lead headed to the first.
In the second quarter the USA offense kept on rolling when Elsie Windes (Portland, OR/California/Tualitin Hills WP) and Courtney Mathewson (Anaheim Hills, CA/UCLA/NYAC) buried outside shots for a 5-2 lead. Canada rebounded with two straight goals, one on a power play, and another on a penalty shot to draw within 5-4 with 1:50 left. That would be as close as they got in the first half as Hill came up with a key save late in the period to keep a one goal lead going to intermission.
The third period saw Canada start off strong tying the match at 5-5 less than thirty seconds in. Melissa Seidemann (Walnut Creek, CA/Stanford/Stanford) buried a shot for a 6-3 lead and then moments later Windes put home a rebound on a power play score for a 7-5 lead. It wasn't until four minutes later that Canada got back on the board lofting in a lob shot with one minute remaining in the period for a 7-6 game going to the fourth.
In the fourth Canada was able to tie the match once more scoring a power play goal to make it 7-7 early in the period. The USA defense then kept Canada off the board for the next six minutes. In the interim Silver scored twice to build the USA lead back to two at 9-7. With :53 left in the match Canada drew a five meter penalty on top of an exclusion and scored on the penalty shot to make it 9-8. A final attempt for Canada was stolen away by the United States and Team USA secured the victory 9-8.
The United States went 2/7 on power plays and did not attempt any penalty shots while Canada was 2/10 on power plays and 2/2 on penalty shots.
Scoring – Scoresheet
USA 9 (3, 2, 2, 2) L. Silver 3, E. Windes 2, M. Seidemann 1, J. Moss 1, C. Mathewson 1, K. Rulon 1
Saves – USA – S. Hill 10 – CAN – R. Riddell 4, S. Bredin 0
Penalties – USA – 0/0 – CAN – 2/2
Italy Tops Greece 14-11
In the nightcap Italy defeated Greece 14-11 in a high scoring affair. It was a close contest early on with Italy leading just 3-2 in the first period. In the second quarter the Italians opened things up scoring six goals to just three from Greece to take a 9-5 lead at intermission. In the third quarter Greece got their offense restarted with four goals only to see Italy score four of their own to keep the difference at four with Italy leading 13-9.
The final period was won by the Greeks outscoring Italy 2-1 but at that point it was too late and Italy was able to come away with a three goal victory 14-11. Italy had two different players score three goals apiece including Tania DiMario with three scores. Roumpesi tallied four scores for Greece in the loss. Italy meets Canada tomorrow following Team USA taking on Greece.
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Sage walked a little further into the room when her adoptive dad and Mr. Stark disappeared into another room, and she stood silently in the center, glancing around. This was one of the tallest buildings she'd been in, and she was studying the interior quickly and efficiently in that one glance. It was stylish, slick, and modern; designed to be both attractive and productive.
"It's a nice place huh?" Bruce asked, smiling as he watched the teen; he saw the way she was looking around, face blank, and figured that she was sort of awed.
Two pairs of green eyes met and the girl nodded, knowing that a smile would be expected and giving a mild one. "It is; the modern style is quite aesthetic but obviously meant to also be efficient. A good combination; yes?" she widened the grin instinctually; maybe she had gotten too good at faking her emotion, sometimes she wished that she didn't have to, but even her father became edgy around her when she didn't.
Banner nodded in agreement, only slightly put off by her complex answer. "Yeah, it is." he agreed, seeing her glance out the window into the balcony. "Great view too if you want to go see."
Sage nodded. "I would like to go see, thank you," she started towards the doors leading outside and let the false expression drop from her face as she went outside. It was warm out and the wind was slight, something the girl thought would be quite pleasing for most people. Out of habit her face twitched into a smile at the thought; now it was getting to be difficult to feel natural, her mask throwing itself on even when she wasn't with others.
Drawn to the edge of the balcony, Sage peered over the edge at the city below and studied the view and height. Most people would be amazed at how high up she was, but she was as numb as ever. Silently, she swung her leg around the edge of the railing and pulled herself into a sitting position, allowing her legs to kick freely over the city before pulling herself into a standing position to peer further down.
There was a natural rush of adrenaline that coarsed through her veins, making her heart pick up, her breathing become stiffer, and her palms sweat slightly. She could imagine this natural fight or flight reaction as being the same as exhilaration, and it felt nice.
Bruce was just looking up from a magazine he had grabbed when he saw Sage stand up on the balcony, bowing forwards deeply and looking over the edge. Instantly he jumped up and ran outside, "Hey kid! Get down from there! You're going to kill yourself!" he was concerned and was all the way over to her by the time she got down. "What were you thinking?"
"I enjoy heights," enjoy was a good word for it, she thought, it was the closest she would ever get to the feeling. She could understand why the doctor had been concerned for her; it must have looked like she would fall, but she knew that her body was fit and her muscles well-trained enough for her to maintain perfect balance on the ledge. "I apologize for worrying you." she told him, walking inside.
As she was walking the watch on her right wrist beeped loudly and continuously until she turned it off. Time to take her medicine; she took the purple binder from the pocket of her jacket and unzipped it, first taking out a bottle of pills, which she took two of without water. They went down hard and hurt her throat, but she ignored it and began preparing a syringe.
Having followed her inside Bruce was watching as Sage prepared the syringe with a translucent, lightly blue colored liquid, which she measured carefully. Looking into the ghost-like reflection she had in the window she raised her chin up and began drawing the long needle towards her neck.
"What are you doing?" He freaked out again, pulling her arm down in alarm.
"I am administering my medicine; bad things are likely to happen if I don't take it."
"Do you need to inject yourself in the carotid artery?"
"It is easiest there, yes,"
"Here then, at least have me do it," he took the syringe from her hand. "I am a doctor you know."
Sage nodded and lifted her chin, angling it slightly so that he could get better access to the spot just under her chin that she used as her injection site; it was white and pink with old and new scars from previous daily injections, but it wasn't tender to touch. She was quick to heal and it didn't bother her.
Dr. Banner was slightly surprised at how easily she trusted him and quickly and safely injected the substance into her throat. He was put off that she hadn't objected to being stuck with a needle by a stranger, and that she was even willing to do it to herself.
"What is the medicine for?"
"My organ systems are in danger of failing due to an experimental substance that was injected into me while I was a child, before I was adopted by Mr. Stewart; the medication helps."
Bruce frowned as he gave the empty syringe back to her and she took the dirty needle off and put it in a hazardous waste bag attached to the binder. "You were experimented on?"
"I was two at the time; they were trying to create a super soldier, with some measure of success."
Bruce thought it weird that she didn't sound emotional at all and that her face was blank. "That's terrible,"
Sage shrugged. "It was immoral, yes; but the scientists were punished for the wrongdoing and I'm with my father now."
Kyle and Tony walked back out and the former motioned his daughter to follow him out. "Thank you Tony; we'll come back within the week."
"Goodbye Mr. Stark; goodbye Dr. Banner." she waved as they departed.
Bruce waved back and turned to Tony. "What's going on?"
"Kyle's dying and Sage is-"
"In danger of dying; she told me. She's a little odd,"
"Did she tell you about the experiments?" Bruce nodded, "Well they fried the part of the brain that is capable of creating and processing emotion; she can't feel anything."
Dr. Banner frowned. "That's terrible, but explains it,"
"Yeah; and she's going to be moving in and I'm going to be her primary caretaker after Kyle dies of lung cancer; Piper's probably not going to be too happy."
"I can imagine not, since you didn't ask her about it."
Tony stood there for a second before slapping Bruce's shoulder, "Well doc; let's finish that tour, shall we?"


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Woody Allen's latest film "Blue Jasmine" stars Cate Blanchett, Alec Baldwin, Louis C.K., and numerous other recognizable faces. Recognizable all except for one: that of Annie McNamara who plays Jasmine's close friend Nora. "Blue Jasmine" is her first movie.
Though she's acted in theater for years, McNamara's only other film credit is a horror short from 2007 called "Pumpkin Hell." So how does a virtually unknown actress get a role in the latest Woody Allen movie acting alongside Cate Blanchett? First, act in an eight-hour play.
McNamara is a member of the Elevator Repair Service theater ensemble, the company who created "Gatz," a production of "The Great Gatsby" where the entire text is read aloud on stage as actors bring the story to life. Longtime Woody Allen casting director Juliet Taylor saw the lengthy production at The Public Theater last summer and called in three of the show's actors.
"I was already like, this is the best thing that has ever happened to me," McNamara said. "Woody's casting director wants me to see her? It's already amazing." What followed was a brief meeting with Taylor where McNamara says she was simply sized up to see if her personality would mesh with Allen's material.
"Then you meet Woody," McNamara said. "And they say don't be upset, but it's going to be a really short meeting, like the shortest meeting of your life and it doesn't mean that you've done anything wrong." Before meeting the legendary director, McNamara ducked into a restaurant bar and ordered a glass of liquid courage. "I had two sips of Chardonnay, put my napkin on top and said, 'I will be back in two minutes.'"
Allen's first words to her were, "So we're putting together a movie."
"And of course I was like 'Oh good for you!'" she said. "I was like, really Annie?!"
In the coming weeks, McNamara's father fell ill and passed away. She was sitting Shiva in Connecticut when she was supposed to be meeting with Allen for a second time. She wasn't initially going to go, but her mother gave her a nudge.
"Mom said, oh you're going. Dad would want you to go," McNamara said. "I wore the dress that I wore to dad's funeral and thought this is the weirdest thing I've ever done." It was another quick meeting, no more than a minute, and then she headed back up to Connecticut. "And it was great cause then I could tell everybody at Shiva!"
On her fourth visit, McNamara was finally asked to read a scene from the film. "It was just like any other audition," she said of cold reading a scene with Taylor. The only difference? Woody Allen is right behind you. "He can't hear very well anymore," she said. "He's literally on my shoulder, like perched." The next day, McNamara was on a smoke break outside of her midtown Manhattan day job at a financial services company when she got the call that she had gotten the part. She had five days of shoots in New York that she said were surreal, but ultimately one of the most rewarding acting experiences of her life. So what was it like to work with such a renowned writer-director on one of his projects?
"Woody Allen is not precious with his writing," she said of his approach. "He wants you to muck it up a bit and go off book." Allen encouraged her and Blanchett to improvise a bit with their scenes. "He came up to me and said, [she adopts a typical Woody Allen voice] 'This is too funny, how I wrote this. Do something to make it less funny.' And I was like sure OK, meanwhile I can't feel my face because Woody Allen is directing me." Of his directing style, McNamara said, "He's really focused and quiet. He talks to you and works with you but it's really personal."
She also found it enlightening to watch Cate Blanchett, an actress that she admires and considers one of the best in the business, focused on her work and going through a process. Though as professional as she was, McNamara said, Blanchett was also extremely down to earth. "We had lunch and she just wanted to talk about her sons," McNamara said. "She's a lady with a life. It just put a lot of things in perspective for me."
Perspective is something that McNamara is holding on to. Despite being on the verge of a breakout role in a critically acclaimed film, she's kept her 9 to 5 finance job. She took work calls during our interview, and soon had to head out to pick up a copy of "Despicable Me" for her boss' kid.
"I love acting, I love this experience, but I've never been one to live the lifestyle of paycheck to paycheck," she said noting the hardships typical of up and coming actors. "It's wonderfully exciting I hope someone sees me in it and gives me another part in a movie" she said. "But I'm not quitting my day job."
Not yet, anyway.
"Blue Jasmine" opens today in New York and Los Angeles and expands to other cities in the coming weeks.


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Brimming with Love's mission is to provide new and hand-made hats to hospitals in the Dallas-Ft. Worth Metroplex area to be distributed free of charge to men and women undergoing treatment for cancer. There are several sewn hat patterns available.
ConKerr Cancer - http://conkerrcancer.org/
The brightly colored pillowcases that the ConKerr Cancer volunteers make for children ill with cancer brighten and cheer up the sterile hospital rooms. There are many ways to use your sewing skills to help.
Head Huggers - http://www.headhuggers.org/
Hair loss is just one of the icky side effects of chemotherapy. Through Head Huggers, you can help provide comfort to someone suffering from hair loss. Many patterns are provided.
Heart Pillow Project - http://www.heartpillow.dk/
This organization makes heart shaped pillows to ease pain after breast cancer surgeries. Contact the organizer to see how you can help.
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Help raise awareness of Multiple Sclerosis by submitting a quilt panel to be made into a larger quilt to honor of those affected by MS.
Operation Alzheimers Prevention - http://www.sewnews.com/articles/SewSupport
Sew News has partnered up with the Mountain State Division of Life Care Centers of America to raised money in support of the Alzheimer's Association. They are requesting completed quilts that will be auctioned. They provide a free quilt pattern or you can use the pattern of your choice.
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Quilters make quilts out of donated wedding gowns to be used in a traveling exhibit or sold to raise funds for granting final wishes for terminal breast cancer patients. After requesting a kit, gowns will be sent to you.
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Dolby Laboratories announced the arrival of its latest cinema sound technology Atmos in Chennai on Monday. The technology, which Dolby calls the future of cinema sound, is available in the Serene screen, Chennais Sathyam Cinemas.
For Atmos, Dolby says it has worked with leading Indian and international filmmakers. The technology gives the director complete creative control over sound in a film. This is achieved by creating 128 audio streams using up to 64 speakers.
Atmos moves sound across the theatre to match visuals. It can be adapted to various theatre sizes. We have placed speakers directly above the audience to create object oriented sound, Pankaj Kedia, Dolbys country manager, said.
The first Indian movie to feature Atmos is a remastered version of Tamil film Sivaji.
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Assuming land is not an issue, is the best option to do one long mega-concourse like DTW's big one, KIX, etc., or an ATL-type arrangement with many small concourses in a line out from the terminal? I'm assuming that a single terminal leading to all concourses instead of a JFK setup. I ask because on the one hand the DTW model seems very efficient and best for minimizing connection times for pax, but then again, it increases the probably of granny walking past the DL gates to the UA gates by mistake and missing her flight. The ATL-type arrangement might mitigate this by ideally making it so DL is A, UA is B, AA is C, etc., but I'm not the expert.
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ARTH 4919-002: Frank Lloyd Wright Seminar
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They typically include a bibliography which can kickstart your research on a subject.
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Today I have the supreme pleasure of tasting the latest batch of Aberlour a'Bunadh.
Of all the on-going cask strength whiskies, a'Bunadh is steadfastly in the top three of our "best value for money" malts, because it's just such an awesome, enveloping dram.
It's actually a recreation of whisky from the days of yore (from 1898 to be precise), and it all started in 1975, when a team of distillery workmen were installing the second pair of stills at Aberlour. As they worked, they discovered a time capsule which contained a newspaper from 1898, wrapped around a bottle of Aberlour whisky. More...
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I think Lorenzo is a known quantity. For me the most daunting was someone who I've never really taken to - M Marquez - but if he keeps it clean, with a performance like tonight he is daunting for the other riders. Marquez as a rookie on his first ride to out do his team mate and mix it with Rossi - that for me was the biggest thing about tonight's race.
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I'm a woman in my early 30′s. Anyone can who's ever met me will tell you that I'm not the most mature person in the world. I'm cause more trouble than I should. I am more trouble than I'm probably worth, and I probably did something within the last week that only a 5-year-old might consider awesome. I hang on to my youth like any other adult suffering from the ever-so difficult ailment of the Peter Pan complex.
But of all my childish behavior that should be dropped like a bad habit, there's one of which I'm still very proud and one that I'll continue until I'm dead: writing a letter to Santa.
Since I was first able to formulate sentences — horribly, misspelled, scrawled in hot pink marker sentences — I've been writing a letter to Santa every year. Yes, I know that "technically" he doesn't exist. I get that there really is no man in a red suit that's going to fall down my chimney with a shit load of toys. But that I aside, I believe in something.
I rarely believe in things I don't see, but when it comes to Santa, I believe in him as a necessity to humanity. The very idea of him is so important to the holiday spirit, the legend and tradition, that to dismiss all that just because some asshole in 4th grade told you there is no Santa would be a sin.
Don't be sinful. The world is full of sinners — said the atheist. So, here are a few reasons why you should write a letter to Santa… Virginia, my love.
Santa misses youSeriously. He may not technically exist, but the idea of him, that entity, misses you.
Asking for presents is always funFace it: Christmas has been commercialized, so don't fight it. Embrace it.
The holiday spiritSometimes the holiday spirit needs an extra kick to get you in the mood.
Nostalgia is the bestYou'll never be young again, but the memories of it are priceless. No, this isn't a MasterCard commercial.
For the kid you once wereNo matter our age now, we were once kids. So write to Santa for the kid you once were; you know, the one who believed.
For the kids you know nowOne of the saddest days of my life was when I found out Santa didn't exist. So when I do write my letters now, I'm not just doing it for me, I'm doing it for my nephews.
Because yes, Virginia, there is a Santa ClausYes, VIRGINIA, there is a Santa Claus. He exists as certainly as love and generosity and devotion exist, and you know that they abound and give to your life its highest beauty and joy. Alas! how dreary would be the world if there were no Santa Claus. It would be as dreary as if there were no VIRGINIAS. There would be no childlike faith then, no poetry, no romance to make tolerable this existence. We should have no enjoyment, except in sense and sight. The eternal light with which childhood fills the world would be extinguished.
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Glee Season 4 Spoiler Roundup — February 17, 2013
Glee is well underway for Season 4, and we've been diligently collecting every spoiler we can find that might give clues about what we can expect this season. Here are the top five most-clicked spoiler articles of the week.
1. Do Glee's Will and Emma Break Up For Good? — We Examine the Evidence!
And the verdict is...
2. Glee Season 4: Santana Stumbles On a Major Secret!
What do you think it might be?
3. Promo for Glee Season 4, Episode 15: In-Depth Analysis of "Girls (And Boys) On Film"
We're breaking down the promo in search of clues.
4. Glee Spoiler Photo: Which Girl Makes the Sexiest Marilyn Monroe?
Who do you think?
5. Synopsis of Glee Season 4, Episode 15: "Girls (and Boys) on Film"
Your basic summary of what to expect.


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This casual Elvis and rockabilly-themed bar has recently doubled its size and widened its stage, continuing to pump out some of the finest country and roots music nights around.
This old stand-by in the Parkdale 'hood boasts patio seating for 200. There's no shortage of umbrella-toting tables and in addition to inexpensive grub, this joint also serves up a ton of brunch options for those lazy summer days.
When summertime comes, this massive back patio is always packed with large groups of pitcher-drinking Parkdalers or locals cashing in on the cheap drinks and eats.
This always-packed Parkdale patio is one of the west side's biggest (it fits 200 people) and is equipped with a pool table, an endless stream of cheap pitchers and a patio stage specifically for live music. On clear summer nights, bands ditch the indoor stage for the patio, pumping out live country, surf rock, rockabilly and more.
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Last week I was invited to "sip, slurp and savour" a variety of soups cooked up by a medley of Toronto chefs. The event was a preview of what the general public will taste if they attend Soupalicious next Saturday, October 9 (from 11 to 4) at Heritage Court in Exhibition Place. Over 35 restaurants, chefs and local farmers will be stirring local produce into cauldrons of soup for the crowd as well as for various charities. The proceeds from this soup festival ($10 for 10 cups of soup, $15 at the door) will go towards supporting the Plant a Row – Grow a Row program, an organization that encourages gardeners to plant an extra row of veggies so that they can share their bounty with those in need. The program is spearheaded by The Compost Council of Canada and the Garden Writers Association, and supported by local food banks. Visitors are also encouraged to bring a food donation next weekend to help support local food banks.
Here are some of the delicious soups I tasted – I would have like to try them all, but I was full after six!
- The Annex HodgePodge Bistro & Catering: Curried Carrot & Ginger
- Arvinda's: Red Lentil and Carrot
- Le Papillon: French Onion
- Torito: The Latin Caldo de Puerco
- The Gladstone: Cauliflower Soup with Leek Compote and a drizzle of curry-infused cold pressed soy oil
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New Garden Township has come out on top in a lawsuit between it and neighboring Avondale Borough.
On June 25, Court of Common Pleas judge Robert Shenkin found in favor of the township in a lawsuit regarding a dedicated sewer line to the shared sewer plant in Avondale Borough.
According to township solicitor Vince Pompo said that the borough filed the suit in 2011 alleging that the township owed the borough for replacing a dedicated sewer line that carries effluent from both New Garden and Avondale.
�The allegation was that, under a provision of our (30-year) sewer agreement that we owed them for the repair cost,� Pompo said.
However, Pompo said the township insisted that the repairs were paid for by a fund established by Wilkinson�s Builders to specifically pay for sewer projects and repairs.
It was also to specifically create the line to reduce infiltration and inflow to the borough, Pompo said.
�The township�s position was, no, this project to replace this line was done by Wilkinson�s using that fund, and that provision of the agreement applied to this project,� Pompo said. �And not a provision that you shared the cost for shared lines.�
In the judgment, Shenkin found that the developers agreed to pay the borough a �sum of money which could be used, inter alia (�among other things�), to pay for the work described.�
It is Pompo�s assertion that the borough still wants monies directly from the township for the project, despite Wilkinson�s footing the bill.
The case eventually went to trial, Pompo said.
�A week after the trial, Judge Shenkin issued an order in which he found 100 percent in favor of the township,� Pompo said. �His position was correct, and we do not owe the borough anything. Wilkinson paid for the entire project; the borough never paid a dime for this project, but they want money from the township.�
Shenkin�s judgment said the borough relied on a portion of the agreement that stated that the two parties shall �the cost of maintaining and/or replacing all parts of the Avondale Collection System used to convey New Garden flows to the (wastewater treatment plant).�
Shenkin found that both parties never intended for that provision to apply to the sewer main replacement, which was part of the work.
�That�s the point of contention,� Pompo said. �What they felt was that, if the township paid the borough, then they could use township money for other projects that they otherwise could have used Wilkinson�s money for.�
Avondale Borough mayor Dottie Howell did not return calls for comment before publication.


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DEBARY — A Volusia County woman has been arrested after deputies said she left two young children in her car amid freezing temperatures while she went inside a bar to drink.
Cheryn Scaggs has been charged with two counts of child neglect.
According to the Volusia County Sheriff's Office, a deputy was driving by the Shotz Sports Bar and Grill, on U.S. Highway 17-92 in DeBary, and noticed a crowd gathered in the parking lot.
The deputy said an intoxicated Scaggs had asked other patrons to help her get home.
Once outside, they saw two girls, ages 1 and 4, sitting in the backseat of Scaggs' SUV. Deputies said the temperature outside at the time was approximately 30 degrees. "When the deputy pulled up he noted that the car was not on. And that the temperature was around 30 degrees at this time. The woman had even put up a visor on the windshield so essentially make it a little bit harder for people to see in the vehicle," said Brandon Haught from the Volusia County Sheriff's Office.
Deputies questioned several witnesses who said Scaggs, 30, had walked outside the bar a few times, but never knew the children were in the SUV.
According to one witness, Scaggs said she had left the girls with a neighbor.
Volusia Fire Services determined the children were not physically harmed. Both children were turned over to relatives, and Scaggs was booked Monday into the Volusia County Jail.
At her court appearance Monday a county court judge ordered Scaggs not to have any contact with her children unless it is a through the Department of Children and Families. The judge also said she is not to consume any alcohol until further notice.


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Mat Zo Rocks the Funky Beat with 'Pyramid Scheme'Aug 13, 2013
Mat Zo continues to assert himself as one of the most prodigious talents in EDM with the release of "Pyramid Scheme" feat. Chuck D of Public Enemy.
The high-energy club anthem, out today on Astralwerks, is propelled by Chuck D's distinctive vocals (the hip hop legend re-recorded his "rock the funky beat" hits specifically for the track). Blending elements of electro-house, hip-hop and big room progressive in Zo's unique, dancefloor destroying style, "Pyramid Scheme" follows the universally loved single "Easy" feat. Porter Robinson released earlier this year.
Tonight also sees the premier episode of Zo's new radio show "The Mat Zo Mix" rebroadcast on Sirius XM's Electric Area Channel at 11pm EST. Showcasing an hour of exclusive edits, fresh material and unheard tracks, "The Mat Zo Mix" keeps the focus firmly on the music. New episodes air every-other Saturday at 3pm EST, with a re-broadcast the following Tuesday at 11pm EST.


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Contentious Donald Trump Marks Historic Appprentice First
October 26, 2005 11:02 PM by Joe Blackmon
On NBC's "The Apprentice," a contentious Donald Trump returns to the boardroom from his business trip, marking another historic Apprentice first when he learns one team loses by 111 percent, the widest margin in "Apprentice" history, (Thurs., Oct. 27, 9-10 pm ET/PT). While away on business, Trump deputizes Carolyn Kepcher to deliver the next task — create an in-store sporting expo at Dick's Sporting Goods to help move merchandise.
After last week's second consecutive loss for Capital Edge, Kepcher has the teams pre-decide the project managers before the task delivery and then tells them to pick new teams. The newly created 'Excel' and 'Capital Edge' then take to their tasks of creating and selling. The result – another Apprentice first when one team loses by the largest sales margin ever.
The winning team flies on a private jet to Montauk, NY for a fishing trip, and cap off their day with a beachfront bonfire.
"EXCEL": Clay, Mark, Josh, Adam,Markus, James, and Brian
"CAPITAL EDGE": Randal,Alla, Marshawn, Jennifer M., Jennifer W., Rebecca, Felisha
"The Apprentice" is produced by Mark Burnett Productions. Mark Burnett, Jay Bienstock and Donald J. Trump are executive producers. Conrad Riggs and Kevin Harris are co-executive producers.
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2 Responses to "Contentious Donald Trump Marks Historic Appprentice First"
David Says:
October 27th, 2005 at 9:17 pm
Honestly, I lost some respect for Donald tonight
There are two possible reasons why he did this in my mind:
1) Since his ratings have been lagging, NBC told him to cut the # of episodes since the Olympics will be this year, so they would have to split of the season if he didn't (and i lose respect for him in that case because he picked more candidates than he should have, and just fired people for no reason for the benefit of the show
2) He's really an idiot/jerk
I don't think loss was THAT worse than others. It's just that in not all events are the losses/wins quantified with numbers. Additionally, I doubt the numbers were that different. I've never been to "Dick's" (from NYC) but I imagine they normally sell a ton more baseball than golf equiptment. That set the bar lower for Capital Edge. Also Golf Equiptment is much more expensive so you can sell fewer items for more cash.
There have been tasks judged on a subjective basis where I would argue the differences in performance were almost as bad.
As to whether Josh or Jennifer should have been fired (neither of them did well), I'm not sure. Maybe it should have been James as well.
But what the heck did Mark do to be fired? Yes he didn't sell…but he his job, as assigned by the PM, was to operate the batting cages. Somebody had to do it! He wouldn't of even had a chance to voice his dissatisfaction because he was constantly with customers and couldn't get away. I really can't figure out any reason why he should be fired. He messed up with the marketing in the Lambourghini task but other than that he's been a really hard worker and come across as a good human being as well. I'd feel really bad except for the fact that I doubt he wanted to move his family from Kentucky to NYC anyway. But regardless, Mark really didn't deserve to be fired.
Either the episode was edited so much that we couldn't see what Mark did wrong, or the Donald really f'ed up.
Mark, if you ever read up these comments about the show, ya didn't deserve this one. You impressed the heck out of me and my friends and maybe I'll call you to manage some of my money in the future.
BTW? Anyone read the article on Trump in the NY Times Magazine this week? If you go to nytimes.com you can make a log in name free and read it. They basically claim that Trump's not a billionaire and may be worth between 250-350 mil (which is plenty in my opinion).
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October 27th, 2005 at 10:03 pm
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LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — The conservative Club for Growth calls Democratic Sen. Mark Pryor President Barack Obama's "closest ally" in Arkansas.
At the same time, New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg's gun-control advocacy group says Pryor "let us down."
Pryor's re-election race is 17 months away, but already he's taking hits from the right and the left. That's forcing the second-term senator to aggressively defend himself and step into re-election mode sooner than planned, even though he has no Republican opponent.
Republicans are trying to unseat Pryor and three other Democrats in states that Republican Mitt Romney won in the 2012 presidential race: Alaska's Mark Begich, North Carolina's Kay Hagan and Louisiana's Mary Landrieu.
Democrats need to defend 21 seats, including seven in largely rural states that Obama lost last fall.


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Time is flying away
by christian_halfm
Time is really flying away. At least this is the case when you are busy. I don't know the meaning of the word "boredom". There is always something going on, always something to do.
I have been busy in the kitchen as wel, trying some new things and experimenting a bit.
I tried a recipe that is called "Dampfnudeln" (steam dumplings) here in Germany. I had it written down in my old notebook, that I used 10-17 years ago. This time I tried to fill the dumplings with chocolate cream, peanut butter, or plum butter. Peanut butter was a bit dry. The only one that ended up good for photograping was the chocolate one, although the plum butter tastes best. That goes somehow close to what they call "Germknödel". Maybe I'm going to try that one again.
Then I did a salas with couscous and aubergine, courgette, onion, bell pepper, and tomatoes. That was a nice one. I'm not sure whether I used couscous before, but at least it has been quite some time.
Another experiment - the final outcome I will taste tomorrow - was a cake with a zwieback bottom and topped with a lime-cheese-cream. The cream already tasted nice. Now I have to think of some kind of decoration. Well, it's not absolutely necessary, but it would do a lot to improve the cake optically. I will see tomorrow about that.
The time for Food Revolution Day is coming closer and the time for my brief trip to London as well. It's only 6 more days and then I will enjoy a few days alone in the city, taking part in some Food Revolution Day events. I'm already, hm, well, ... exited!
The time is flying away!
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Nighttime work on Interstate 205 in Salmon Creek will make travel rough for drivers next week, WSDOT said.
Crews will fully close southbound lanes of I-205 between the Interstate 5 junction and Northeast 134th Street between 11 p.m. Monday and 5 a.m. Tuesday.
Drivers should plan to use alternate routes. Local traffic can follow a detour at Northeast 179th Street to Salmon Creek, WSDOT said in a release.
Crews will be smoothing the road service with a diamond grinder where contractors reinforced concrete panels two weeks ago, the release said.
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Claire Geruson, LSOE '13 Honored with Finnegan Award
The recipient of the Rev. Edward H. Finnegan, S.J. Award for the Class of 2013 is Lynch School student Claire Geruson. Winning the Rev. Edward Finnegan, SJ, Award is the ultimate honor for a Boston College senior, given annually to the senior who exemplifies the University's motto "Ever to Excel."
Claire is graduating with honors this year with her B.A. in Elementary Education and Theology. Throughout her four years at Boston College she volunteered in the Campus School, served as a Eucharistic Minister and Lector for Campus Ministry, and worked on the Universal Design for Learning (UDL) project with Lynch School Professor Richard Jackson.
Claire spent her fall semester junior year studying in El Salvador where she completed a student teaching practicum at the Casa del Cipote School and this past January she returned to El Salvador leading a group of her fellow students on an Arrupe immersion trip. She was also a student teacher at St. Columbkille's Partnership School in Brighton and did her full teaching practicum at the Jackson Mann School in Allston.
"In all of her teaching and service work whether in El Salvador, at home in Pennsylvania, or here in Boston, [Claire] has consistently pursued the Ignatian ideal of being a true woman for others," said Audrey Friedman, associate director of undergraduate student services. "Her warm infectious smile, spiritual nature, and genuine compassion readily assure everyone she meets that she is there to help them make a real difference in their lives."
There are only four candidates for the Finnegan Award each year, each nominated by the Dean of the student's undergraduate school, and from these four a single recipient is chosen.
Father Edward Finnegan was a graduate of Boston College and a beloved professor in the History department, as well as the senior class advisor. Upon his death in 1951, his former students established a memorial award in his honor. The Finnegan Award is the only all-university award, and it is bestowed upon the recipient by the President of Boston College at Commencement. The name of each recipient is also added to a bronze plaque on display in O'Connell Hall.


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Structural Molecular Biology of Bacterial Signal Transduction
This project is part of a larger program aimed at determining the structural molecular biology of signal transduction in the sensor/response regulator systems of bacteria, with a particular focus here on the pathogen S. aureus that is responsible for 10% of all hospital acquired infections.
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Staphylococcus aureus is a bacterial pathogen that is responsible for a broad range of infections, and is the agent responsible for 10% of all hospital acquired infractions. Bacteria respond to environmental stimuli via sensor molecules known as histidine kinases that detect environmental signals via a sensor (PAS) domain and autophosphorylates. This event initiates the phosphotransfer that activates the response regulator (RR) that turns on or off the required genes to elicit the desired cellular response. The YycG histidine kinase is a conserved is essential for survival of several key pathogens, and is therefore an excellent target for the development of anti-microbials. We propose to characterize the intra- and inter-molecular interactions that could provide anti-microbial targets for blocking signal transduction between the YycG histidine kinase and its cognate RR (YycF). We will use small-angle solution scattering (usng X-rays and neutrons) to determine the molecular architecture of the entire cytoplasmic region of YycG (which includes three domains; HAMP, PAS, and autokinase) as well as the interaction of YycG with YycF. Of particular interest is the relationship between the PAS domain and the autokinase module, since the only available PAS domain/autokinase domain structure indicates that the PAS domain might regulate both autophosphorylation and the subsequent phosphotransfer reaction. This project complements ongoing work in our lab that is focused on the structural molecular biology of histidine kinase regulation and is part of a larger collaborative effort with Professors J. Mitchell Guss (USyd), Glenn King (UQ), and William Burkholder (Stanford).
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Our work requires a multidisciplinary approach using molecular biology, biochemistry, and biophysical tools. We frequently will use x-ray and neutron scattering to complement high resolution crystallographic and NMR data to enable us to probe the solution conformations of proteins and the complexes they form in a wide variety of conditions.
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Cauliflower cheese
Cauliflower cheese
This cauliflower cheese recipe is an old-fashioned family favourite. Cooked cauliflower is topped here with a tasty cheese sauce that bakes golden in the oven. This goes perfectly with a nice Sunday roast.
- 1 head of cauliflower, cored and cut into large pieces
- 50g butter
- 1/3 cup plain flour
- 3 cups milk
- 1 cup cheese, grated
- 1/2 cup parmesan cheese, grated
- salt and white pepper
- In a large saucepan, cover the cauliflower with water and bring to the boil.
- Simmer the cauliflower for 5 minutes.
- Drain and tip into a baking dish.
- Preheat the oven to 180°C.
- In a small saucepan, melt the butter and whisk in the flour. Let it bubble until the flour is cooked but not browned.
- Gradually add the milk, whisking continually.
- Add salt and pepper and taste.
- When the sauce is thick and bubbling, whisk in the cheeses.
- Pour over the cauliflower.
- Bake for 15 minutes.
- This cauliflower cheese is real comfort food. It goes really well with roasted meats.
- You can omit the parmesan cheese but I like the sauce to have a bit of bite.
- Sometimes I like to add a tablespoon of dijon mustard to this sauce for an added taste sensation.
- This recipe was created by Jennifer Cheung for Kidspot, Australia's best recipe finder.
- Cut cauliflower into large pieces, and use salt and white pepper.