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Fairline Targa 40 — By Capt. Bill Pike
— January
A Cool Jewel
Two staterooms, a deep-V hull, and a price you won't believe, especially for an import.
Now and again, you've got to push the ol' envelope. You've got to take a vessel you're testing offshore in edgy weather and really slam her around. Of course, under such conditions, you hope for a good boat—or at least a safe boat—and prior to heading out, you like to know that everyone onboard is down with the upcoming vicissitudes.
"You okay? You're not gonna get sick, are you?" yelled Jim Renfrow to the young fellow seated all alone in the U-shape lounge at the rear of the cockpit of our Fairline Targa 40 express. Renfrow is the sales honcho for Fairline of North America, stateside distributor for the cruisers and motoryachts built by Fairline in the U.K. The young fellow was a technowizard mechanic who'd joined us to record fuel-burn data with a PDA-like gizmo he'd attached with a long cord to one of our 303-bhp Volvo Penta D6-310/DP stern-drive diesel powerplants. We were just clearing Fort Lauderdale's jetties, and the trail ahead looked stark. Seas, I guessed, were running four to six. Winds were gusting to 24 mph or more. Squalls were squalling. And I was as intent on the technowizard's response as Renfrow presumably was.
"Doin' fine so far…just fine," he yelled back with cheery, thumbs-up enthusiasm. I gave Renfrow a vaguely collusive grin, aimed the bow of the Targa into a big headsea, eased the Volvo Penta electronic engine controls farther ahead, and thanked my lucky stars I'd downed a half-tab of Dramamine an hour earlier. I've been seafaring for 30 years now, but I still get queasy in stuff like this, at least at first.
Whoeee! What a ride. The deep-V hull forms naval architect Bernard Olesinski draws for Fairline are justifiably renowned for their wave-chomping feistiness, and ours was a wave chomper of the first order. With the Targa's Duoprop drives trimmed up a tad, the mains turning 3000 rpm, and the Bennett flaps adjusted to compensate for wind-generated list, I quickly discovered I could bop around the Gulf Stream dodging rain squalls, doing around 35 mph, going up-sea, down-sea, and side-sea, with hellbent aplomb.
Visibility from the helm was excellent. The power-assisted hydraulic steering was smooth. Hardly any spray came aboard, except upon one occasion when I inappropriately slacked off on the throttles, a move that doused us all with froth. The bolster stabilizing my stance was comfortable, if a little low for my 5'11" frame. In fact, everything was percolating along quite nicely until I headed south to actually begin recording test numbers in the flatter, more top-hop-friendly waters prevailing in the lee of the jetties.
Certainly, the 43-mph average WOT speed I was getting out of the Targa was both fun and impressive, and so were the tight, stern-drive-enlivened hard-over turns. But repetitively achieving these rousing parameters was a tad problematic for me, given the difficulties I was having tweaking the drive trim. Pushing the trim switches engendered no response from the digital readouts at times and delayed or exaggerated responses at others. Either the Volvo Penta Electronic Vessel Control (EVC) trim switch on the dashboard was malfunctioning, or the EVC digital trim gauge was goofing up—exactly which I'm not sure, but the upshot was I had to dial in drive trim intuitively.
Next page > Part 2: Add Olesinski's proven seaworthy deep-V hull, and you've got a fast, affordable, go-anywhere sort of family cruiser. > Page 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6
This article originally appeared in the December 2005 issue of Power & Motoryacht magazine.


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Hard not to notice that there seems to be a great deal of hand-wringing – much of it justified – about the Bombers' still vacant defensive co-ordinator position and the possible loss of D-line coach Richard Harris to the Saskatchewan Roughriders.
Look, it's not good optics when the club's first two choices for DC -- Richie Hall and Corey Chamblin – opt to go elsewhere and when the franchise's current longest-serving assistant, Harris, may be exiting to an arch-rival.
(As an aside, we asked to speak to Harris today but was told he was not doing media interviews. Word has it the Bombers are steamed at the Riders for asking for permission to speak to Harris, who has another year left on his contract. If that's the case, then why give the Riders permission to speak to him? Anyway...)
The point here is this stuff happens every year in the CFL.
Today the Riders announced that assistant coaches Jim Daley and Nelson Martin won't be back – Martin could end up here in Winnipeg – and likely more changes are coming in Regina with defensive coordinator Gary Etcheverry likely out with Hall coming aboard.
Consider that the Eskimos are starting over with former Bomber DC Kavis Reed at the controls. He grabbed Rick Campbell from Calgary, Rich Stubler from B.C. and Marcus Crandell from the Riders to join his staff.
Mike Gibson left Hamilton for Calgary to replace Campbell; Khari Jones replaced him as the O coordinator in Hamilton. Chamblin takes over for Greg Marshall, now the head coach in Regina, as Hamilton's defensive boss. Brad Miller was promoted to special teams coordinator in Hamilton, forcing Dave Easley out.
I could go on and on here, but I think I'm developing a headache trying to jot all this down.
Now we've had it whispered to us on many occasions that D-Line coach Harris wasn't interested in having his title change to Defensive Coordinator Harris. He's an outstanding position coach, not an Xs and Os guy. But if the team wants to keep him this badly, a possible solution: make him the DC and hire a DL coach whose strength IS the Xs and Os and breaking down film. Harris has a great deal of respect in the Bomber locker room and lives here in Winnipeg year round. Losing his kind stings an organization big on establishing continuity.

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Samsung SSD 840: Preliminary Benchmarksby Kristian Vättö on 9/27/2012 6:11 AM EST
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B3an - Thursday, September 27, 2012 - linkSamsung are doing a great job with these new SSD's, with performance and power consumption. If they're also as reliable as the 830 then they'll be an excellent choice. Reply
iwod - Thursday, September 27, 2012 - linkI hope this will push down the price of SSD even further with the usage of TLC. Reply
Pneumothorax - Thursday, September 27, 2012 - linkGet the 830's while on sale while you can folks... Unless you don't mind waiting for the 840 Pro's price to come down, which is going to take awhile as they're the fastest game in town for and now and the foreseeable future. Reply
Old_Fogie_Late_Bloomer - Monday, October 01, 2012 - linkYeah, I'd really like to grab a 512GB 830 for my laptop if the prices drop down closer to $400...I'd probably pull the trigger at $450 if the drop happens soon. Reply
mtoma - Thursday, September 27, 2012 - linkI know this is an enthusiast site, but I would very much like to read a review about Kingston V200 drive. I know that V200 has a JMicron controller and has pour specifications vs. Samsung drives and Vertex 4 drives, but, in light of his excellent price, it might be worth buying. I mean, how bad/slow can it be? It is faster than Intel X25MG2 or Intel 320? If it is, could be a good buy for some old generation laptops (with Core2Duo CPUs). Reply
XnoX - Friday, September 28, 2012 - linkJust made some tests with V200 (SV200S37A) - on Dell 9010 (Intel Q77 express chipset) drive is randomly not detected when booting and after a few restarts requires cold boot to reappear. Guess I'll be using Samsung 830 for the time being. Reply
Death666Angel - Friday, September 28, 2012 - linkThat drive is as pricey [€/GB] here as the "OCZ Vertex 3 Max IOPS 240GB", OCZ Petrol 128GB, OCZ Octane 256GB, OCZ Solid 3 120GB, Samsung 830 256GB, with the Samsung being 4.5% more expensive and the Vertex3 being 9% cheaper. Not sure why you would want to go with the Kingston unless they are on ridiculous sales. :) Reply
eva2000 - Thursday, September 27, 2012 - linkThanks for preview, curious where the Plextor M5S falls in the line up SSDs you have ? :) Reply
Moizy - Thursday, September 27, 2012 - linkThe 256GB M5S is in Bench, along with many others, M3, M3 Pro, others. Reply
haukionkannel - Thursday, September 27, 2012 - linkI am pleasantly surprisec about the speed of 840. The 840 pro is fast, but if normal 840 can get this close is noce thong to see... Next we need 4-6 months beta testing and firmware updates and some information how the nand in 840 will stand usage. And after that we can really tell if Samsung did hit the gold allso this time! But very promising indeed! Reply
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Could you please include the Sandisk Extreme model(s) in your reviews please?
As one of the lowest priced 240GB SSDs available atm, I'd be most interested to
know how it compares to the more expensive options.
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>Racing>USA Men's 5000m- Lagat beats Rupp!
Weather conditions were apparently not very favourable to fast times, about 90 degrees and 15mph winds.
Apparently the pace set was very slow, the first 1600m in 5:20 (!) and 8 runners still in a pack with 1500m to go.
Rupp and Ben True had run the 10,000m so could not have been very fresh.
This set up a good situation for Bernard Lagat who out kicked Rupp in the last 100 metres.
So the question is why the 5000/10000 specialists would allow a 38 year old to set up a "sit and kick" race where he could beat so much younger men?
For comparison, the winning time was 14:54, whereas Jenny Barringer Simpson won the women's 5000m in 15:33, in presumably similar weather. Normally one would expect about 2 minutes spread between the men's and women's times for this event.
PBs since age 60: 5k- 24:36, 10k - 47:17. Half Marathon- 1:42:41.
10 miles (unofficial) 1:16:44.
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Conditions were terrible, nobody wanted to be the one to do the work out front and push the pace. The favorites trusted that they had the kick to still win in the end. Rupp lost to one of the most experienced, tactically proficient, and speediest 1500m runners that has ever set foot on the track.
And he's still going to Worlds.
On the flip side, Rupp could have pushed the pace early and it is likely that few people would have gone with him. Yet he risked doing all the work only to be out-kicked at the end...and the result potentially could have been worse.
Fans (myself included) typically don't like these slow, tactical races. But under these circumstances it is understandable that nobody wanted to sacrifice themselves by pushing the pace under brutal conditions. When it is 90F, it is a hell of a lot easier to run hard for 1600m and control the result than for 10,000m.
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If I'm Rupp or Lagat I can see that. But everyone else knew that Rupp and Lagat would easily outkick them. So why did *nobody* push the pace? Was there a drafting advantage in the pack?
It is the slow tactical races where the dark horses have a chance to get lucky. if the race goes out fast they are out of contention in the first two miles.
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No need to find and watch the race, the title of this thread spoils it.
I'm running somewhere tomorrow. It's going to be beautiful. I can't wait.
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I think Rupp's record vs. Lagat going into the race was 1-12, so this is not huge news, especially considering that Rupp was doubling back from the 10,000. Lagat is still a stud.
The Logic of Long Distance
The race was three days ago on NBC.
It is the slow tactical races where the dark horses have a chance to get lucky. if the race goes out fast they are out of contention in the first two miles.
Yes. Everyone of those guys dreams of a race like this. However, I don't believe that they think they're going to get lucky. I think every single one of them believes they can outkick everyone else.
There was a point in my life when I ran. Now, I just run.
We are always running for the thrill of it
Always pushing up the hill, searching for the thrill of it
At that level, you are either going to win with a long kick or a short kick. What happens in the race prior to that is fairly irrelevant. Ben True knew he would have to win with a long kick, so he went with ~1500 to go. They covered the last mile in 3:57. Lagat and Rupp were going to make the team regardless of pace and strategy. There actually was a surprise qualifier -- Hill, whose PR is 13:20 beat a bunch of guys who have run under 13:10.
Lagat is a great 1500 and 3000m runner with really good speed. In a slow race its no surprise he wins over Rupp.
Rupp's closing speed is the thing that holds him back against the very best. Farah beats him every time they race essentially because he can run the last lap a second faster than Rupp.
Why did nobody else push the pace? I guess in poor conditions you worry that if you lead you'll use up too much energy and fade. After all there are more than two places available, right? Nobody else really believed they were going to beat Rupp or Lagat whatever happened, so it's essentially about a race amongst the rest.
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It's a 5k. It hurt like hell...then I tried to pick it up. The end.
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At that level, you are either going to win with a long kick or a short kick. What happens in the race prior to that is fairly irrelevant. Ben True knew he would have to win with a long kick, so he went with ~1500 to go. They covered the last mile in 3:57. Lagat and Rupp were going to make the team regardless of pace and strategy. There actually was a surprise qualifier -- Hill, whose PR is 13:20 beat a bunch of guys who have run under 13:10.
I was wondering when someone would mention this. It wasn't just a last lap sprint, though I thought one race recap said that Lagat ran his last mile in 3:55. I haven't bothered to look it up, but I wonder how many in the field have run a mile that fast.
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I dont think Hill has run 1320 yet. I guess hes racing to get that before Worlds?
Ben True may have blown it, but was he supposed to lead for the whole race?
Getting beat by a 1500 guy in that race.. not many options for him in that weather.
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Thanks for the replies, and sorry about the spoiler!
Perhaps it is not a big surprise Lagat had such a strong finish as he is primarily a 1500m specialist and in great form.
I agree that a tactical race was to be expected- but surely this is also true among the women, where Simpson, Huddle and some others are primarily considered 1500m specialists. In fact that is what happened, but the women's race was run in 15:33!
Even in a tactical race I would have expected a much better finishing time than 14:54 for the men: less than 40 seconds
between the men and women seems a very small difference.


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Today, Hurghada is the foremost tourist resort on the Red Sea, offering endless opportunities for anyone passionate about aquatic sports: windsurfing, sailing, swimming and, above all, snorkeling and diving. The unique underwater gardens offshore, at such locations as Giftun Island, are some of the finest in the world, justifiably famous amongst divers.
Sun and fun seekers in search of some high-scale enjoyment flock to this sunny tourist resort - far removed from the ancient relics of Cairo and the deserts of Sinai. In addition to its top notch accommodation facilities and its wide range of activities, Hurghada is known for its exquisite safari trips to explore the Red Sea mountains and deserts by quad runners, jeeps or even camels.
Southwest of Hurghada lies an ancient query camp dating back to Roman times, that had been used as a transit point for the purple stones and image columns that decorated the royal temples and palaces of ancient Rome. This impressive ruined city is adjacent to Shayeb El Banat - the eastern desert's highest mountain peak - from which the most breathtaking panorama of the sparkling Red Sea waters is visible.
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Its magnificent temples, tombs and palaces - built from enduring sandstone and granite - border the banks of the Nile River. On the east bank stand the Luxor and Karnak temples, while Queen Hatshepsut's temple lines the west bank of the great river. The great city's necropolis contains the Valley of the Kings, the Valley of the Queens and tombs of the nobles - a testament to Luxor's ancient name al-Uqsur, or City of the Palaces.


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A LARGE amount of cannabis which had been packed up and ready to hit the streets of Swindon has been seized in a police raid on Friday afternoon.
Officers from the East Swindon Neighbourhood Policing Team, acting on intelligence, swooped on a property in Park South, to discover a 21-year-old man in possession of a significant amount of cannabis.
The drugs will now be destroyed and the man was arrested on suspicion of possession of cannabis with intent to supply.
He was interviewed at Gablecross Police Station and has now been released on police bail, pending further enquiries.
Wiltshire Police are now appealing for anyone with further information about the incident to contact them as soon as possible.
Inspector Joe Saunders, sector head for East Swindon, said: "We went into an address in Park South on a drugs warrant, where we found a significant amount of cannabis.
"It happened on Friday afternoon and a 21-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of possession with intent to supply.
"He has now been released on bail while officers carry out further investigations."
Insp Saunders said this was a significant seizure, particularly considering the fact the drugs were ready for distribution.
"We still need to confirm the exact amount seized, but at this stage it appears it is probably in the region of about £800 worth," he said.
"When we talk about cannabis factories we talk about the potential yield, and that is where you find unharvested plants.
"On this occasion it was packed up and prepared, so it is quite a significant amount. It was found through a warrant we had appealed for, which indicates we had some solid intelligence."
Insp Saunders added information from the public is vital in pursuing the trail of drugs, and urged anyone with information to come forward.
"We do want to get out to the community the value of information we recieve when the public speak to us," he said.
"We do have to be sure, and there are a number of ways we check information. We have to be relatively confident before we feel ready to swear a warrant out. It is great that on this occasion it has yielded results."
Anyone with any information about the incident should contact Sergeant Lawrence Copeland or PC Nick Payne at the Swindon East NPT on 101, or Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111 where information can be left anonymously.


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ISTANBUL, Turkey (AP) A U.S. special envoy rushed back to Turkey on Monday to discuss Turkish plans to send troops into northern Iraq plans that Washington says could lead to friendly-fire incidents with coalition forces and clashes with Iraqi Kurds.
The United States opposes any Turkish intervention, and President Bush said Sunday that Washingtons position is firm.
Were making it very clear that we expect them not to come into northern Iraq, Bush said. They know our policy.
U.S. envoy Zalmay Khalilzad, accompanied by U.S. Ambassador Robert Pearson and American military officials, met with Ali Tuygan, a deputy undersecretary in Turkeys Foreign Ministry.
Khalilzad held several meetings with Turkish and Iraqi Kurdish officials last week, but failed to persuade Turkey to stay out of northern Iraq.
On Monday, Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan discussed possible Turkish intervention with the countrys military leader, Gen. Hilmi Ozkok.
The Turkish armed forces have made certain plans and preparations in this matter, Ozkok said later. When the right time and place comes, the necessary decisions will be made and put into effect.
After a Cabinet meeting Monday, government spokesman Cemil Cicek said, Turkey is in Iraq, and will be in Iraq (because of) humanitarian aims and terrorist concerns.
Turkey has had several thousand troops stationed in northern Iraq since the late 1990s, but wants to beef up its military presence there.
Turkey says it wants to prevent a massive refugee flow from Iraq. During the 1991 Gulf War, as many as 750,000 Iraqi Kurds fled to Turkey.
Turkey also fears the fall of Saddam Hussein will lead to the creation of an independent Kurdish state in Iraq. That, in turn, could boost the aspirations of Turkeys Kurdish rebels, who fought a 15-year war for autonomy in southeastern Turkey.
Iraqi Kurdish forces have warned of clashes if Turkey sends in troops. Safeen Dizayee, an official of the Kurdistan Democratic Party controlling part of northern Iraq.


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C.H. Robinson Worldwide Inc. has purchased an international freight forwarder with revenues of more than $807 million.
Eden Prairie, Minn.-based C.H. Robinson acquired Chicago-based Phoenix International Inc. for $571.5 million in cash and $63.5 million in new C.H. Robinson stock, according to a C.H. Robinson news release.
In the fiscal year ending June 30, Phoenix generated gross revenues of $807 million, net revenues of $161 million and adjusted operating income of $48 million.
Phoenix provides freight forwarding services to 15,000 customers worldwide, and has 2,000 employees in 76 offices in 15 countries.
"Phoenix is a high-quality growth company that brings additional expertise and scale to a key part of our long-term growth strategy," John Wiehoff, C.H. Robinson's chairman and chief executive officer, said in the release.
Phoenix's chief executive officer, Stephane Rambaud, will lead C.H. Robinson's international freight forward services. Bill McInerney, Phoenix's founder and executive chairman, is retiring.


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The holiday season is a time when love and giving should be on the forefront of our minds. But my children are so excited about Santa Claus coming to town that they often resemble the Grinch. What to do? Here are some ideas to help children experience the magic of Christmas that comes only from giving.
•Feed the hungry. "What better way can you teach your children true charity? Take them with you," states Autumn McAlpin, founder of Aspire Higher. Among other things, the organization provides dinner for the homeless population of San Clemente on certain days of the month. My children have enjoyed participating in this and have become more aware of the need to help others who are experiencing a difficult time.
•Adopt a family. Many schools, churches, and organizations sponsor adopt-a-family-for-Christmas programs. Families Forward of Irvine (families-forward.org), for example, brought holiday cheer to more than 590 families in Orange County in 2011. Last week, my family and I participated in our local school's adopt-a-family program and went to Target to buy gifts. Lizzy and Jenny were responsible for choosing a present for five-year-old Danielle – something more challenging than I anticipated, because they wanted to keep the present for themselves. But their little hearts grew three sizes that day as they learned the value of giving without receiving.
•Donate. Organizations like Family Assistance Ministries (family-assistance.org) and the Salvation Army (salvationarmyusa.org) provide much-needed help to underserved families, and they are always looking for donations. While my children have donated gently used toys and clothes, it would be more effective if they were to donate their best items. We are working toward this.
•Go Christmas caroling. Giving comes in many forms. As children sing about the magic of Christmas and the reason for the season, they will experience the joy of giving their talents as well as their material possessions. That said, I can't get my kids to go Christmas caroling…yet.
Many people in Orange County struggle financially or emotionally. In fact, a woman emailed me last month, asking me to write about the plight of those in need in the OC.
What better way to put the magic of the holiday season in our children's lives than to serve our friends and neighbors.
Amy Osmond Cook, PhD is a freelance writer and mother of five who writes a family relationship column for OC Moms, the Orange County Register's parenting section. She is the author of several books, including "Hope After Divorce" and "Why They Believe."


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The dioramas are counted among the greatest treasures of the Australian War Memorial's collection. The idea for the dioramas emerged out of discussions during the First World War between Charles Bean, one of the Memorial's founders, and a group of war artists. Bean saw them as works of art, an emotive way of conveying to people in Australia a sense of the devastation and danger of battle, and the sacrifice and sufferings of the people to whom the Memorial is dedicated.
This diorama card set includes seven cards, one each of the First and Second World War dioramas. These include:
- Lone Pine
- Mont St Quentin
- Somme winter
- Dernancourt
- Bullecourt
- Tobruk
- Tarakan, Borneo
Each image is printed in gloss on high quality card stock and includes a description of the original diorama. Cards measure 21.5 x 10.5 cm folded, 43 x 10.5 cm open. White envelope is included so your cards are ready to send.
Diorama cards are also available to purchase individually.


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Quarterly Proffer Transfer System Established
Fairfax County Office of Public Affairs
12000 Government Center Parkway, Suite 551
Fairfax, VA 22035-0065
Contact: Merni Fitzgerald, Director of Public Affairs
703-324-3187, TTY 711, Fax 703-324-2010
Media Pager: 703-324-NEWS (6397)
June 22, 2007
Fairfax County Establishes Quarterly Proffer Transfer System With FCPS
Following a recent agreement, Fairfax County will now transfer proffer money to Fairfax County Public Schools (FCPS) on a quarterly basis, beginning with a $5.4 million transfer this month. In return, the school system will provide the county semi-annual reports on how the funds are being used.
Most new residential development that is approved and constructed in Fairfax County is subject to a development review process that requires a rezoning application and public hearings. In 2002, the Board of Supervisors amended the residential development criteria, effective January 7, 2003, and implemented a cash proffer system that recommends cash contributions from developers to mitigate the impact of anticipated additional students in new developments.
For several years, the county had been accumulating unspecified proffer money until a mutually acceptable accounting and tracking system could be implemented. This system is now in place with this agreement.
The FCPS reports will show, for both specified and unspecified proffers, the proffer amount, the amount distributed to schools, the amount expended or committed by schools and the balance of each proffer. The report also will show the supervisory district, the school impacted and a description of how the money was, or will be, used.
Both parties, and county residents, benefit from the new arrangement in that proffer money will be available to the schools more timely, and the semi-annual reports will show how much proffered money is available for schools affected by new developments, and how the money is being spent.
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THE cream of the West & South Wales PGA Professionals will converge on Enmore Park Golf Club next Monday for a special Charity Pro Am tournament.
Former Enmore Park member and now Brean Golf Club's Director of Golf, Andrew March is the PGA Regional Captain this year and he has introduced a Captain's Charity which is raising money for two local causes.
The first of those is the SW branch of CLAPA (Cleft Lip and Palate Association) who helped Andrew and his family after his son was diagnosed with the condition before he was born in November last year.
Little Logan has already had one operation and has another looming in the coming months to start the repair process to his lip and palate. The Charity was a great support to Andrew and his family in the past year and he hopes to be able to give something back to them.
The second beneficiary is Musgrove Park's Somerset Neonatal Intensive Care Unit.
PGA Regional Secretary Glenn Ross, who is based in Minehead, took Andrew's phone call early this year when he stated he wished to raise some money for Charity through his role in the PGA.
Glenn had also wanted to do the same as his youngest son Harry was looked after for the first seven weeks of his life by the Unit in Taunton when he was delivered six weeks prematurely last May.
Together Andrew and Glenn quickly joined forces and the TeeUp4Tots concept was born.
The event at Enmore Park is the flagship of a year of fundraising at many of the Regional PGA Pro Am's hosted in the South West this year.
Some proven stars from various European Tour's took part with Enmore Park's David Dixon being joined by Minehead's John Bickerton both former winner's on the European Tour.
The aim for TeeUp4Tots is to raise £10K which will be split equally between the two Charities and it is hoped that the day at Enmore will be a great success and go a long way to achieving that target.
ENMORE Park Seniors began a busy week of three matches with an away trip to the Bristol and Clifton club.
On a course not dissimilar to their home parkland features, Enmore acquitted themselves well, coming away with a well deserved draw, each side gaining 3½ points.
Enmore's points were won by Jim Potticary with Keith Norcutt (4 and 2), David Cousins with Iain Stewart (1 up), and three pairings gaining a half, namely Paul Waplington with Graham Pain, Mike Cavil with Phil Wood and Jess Lawrence with Peter Robinson.
The next day the seniors entertained near rivals from Oake Manor. On a warm, sultry day, Enmore prevailed by 5½ to 2½ – a welcome home victory.
John Parker with Graham Pain led the way with a fantastic win by 8 and 6.
Other points were won by Chris Meakin with David Pascoe (5 and 4), Peter Hamshere with Jim Symcox (2 and 1), and Tony Pomeroy with Jim Smith (also 2 and 1), while Jefferson Horsley with Ken Hunt were one up.
Christine Hannam, of Enmore Park, and Georgia Calvert, of Taunton & Pickeridge, won the Ladies Invitation Day.


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There's always a sense of naughtiness when you go to Las Vegas. Maybe it's the money, the bright lights, the trendy clubs, or the swanky hotels?
Yes, the swanky hotels are now bringing the naughtiness to you! As the first of my new feature "Curvy Girl Travels," I'd love to introduce you to The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas.
Opened since December 2010, this hotel offers you a "different kind of Las Vegas experience." With 2,995 rooms, you'll be in awe the moment you walk into the lobby. From the multi-faceted monitor columns at the front desk to the stylish and sleek elevators, you instantly feel V.I.P.
I was in Las Vegas for business and was put up in the Terrace One Bedroom. The design was not only chic and trendy, but very inviting. I know a lot of people will say, "I only need a hotel room to sleep in." Then maybe this hotel isn't for you. You will definitely do more than sleep in this 610 sq. ft. hotel room. I'm just sayin'…there was a window from the bedroom that looked into the spacious shower.
For me, it's all about the details, like the 2 flat screen televisions that allow you to do it all. Like adjusting the climate, lights, and music to set "the" mood. Or maybe it was the luxurious and relaxing bubble bath I took in the Japanese soaking tub overlooking my private terrace, free wireless internet, or sleeping past noon in the comfy king size bed. And don't get me started on their amazing customer service. Whether the staff was walking past you, answering a simple phone call, or tending to your room for turnover service, they were all very friendly and helpful.
Like I said earlier, you're not going to want to leave this glam hotel. Let's just way I was there for two days and didn't leave once. I ate at their amazing resturaunts like China Poblano, Estiatorio Milos, Holsteins, and STK and was never once disappointed. Even room service was delicious! Unfortunately, I didn't get a chance to visit Marquee Nightclub (grrrrr), but I will definitely be there on my next visit.
There was only one issue for me and that was the water temperature in the shower. I love a nice hot shower and I was greeted with only warm water. I figured it was due to their conservation efforts the hotel is taking, which makes it OK in my book.
Now for the important question.
Will this curvy girl stay here again? YES! I will admit the rooms are a bit pricey, but you definitely get what you pay for. So, come to The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas for your dose of naughtiness, swankiness, or whatever you're lacking in life. It's what Las Vegas was missing.
**Disclaimer: I was not compensated in any way for this review. The above is my true and honest opinion.


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HogwartsLogic Grid puzzles come with a handy interactive grid that will help you solve the puzzle based on the given clues.
A group of soon-to-be-first-years at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry just walked into the Great Hall. Everybody has been sorted into a house of either Slytherin, Hufflepuff, Gryffindor, or Ravenclaw. Hufflepuff = Loyal and Trustworthy; Ravenclaw = cunning and intelligent; Gryffindor = brave and noble; Slytherin = keen and ambitious.
There are still 4 kids to be sorted. Their names are Billy, Shelby, Anthony, and Kristen. The sorting hat takes some time for each kid. Find out the amount of time the hat took and which house each kid ended up in.
Clue 1. Shelby is VERY smart.
Clue 2. Billy is a scaredy cat.
Clue 3. Billy and the boy in Slytherin took under a minute to be sorted.
Clue 4. Billy always keeps promises and is not very bright.
Clue 5. The person in Gryffindor took the longest.
Clue 6. Anthony was the fastest to be sorted.
Clue 7. Billy was sorted 30 seconds faster than the Ravenclaw.
HintKristen = Gryffindor, 2 minutes
(Shelby is a girl)
AnswerShelby = Ravenclaw, 1 minute
Billy = Hufflepuff, 30 seconds
Kristen = Gryffindor, 2 minutes
Anthony = Slytherin, 20 seconds
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Joe Friend: Microsoft Office Word : Blogging from Word 2007
Blogging from Word 2007
Word is a great tool for writing stuff, right? Blogging is all about communicating with words (and pictures, too). So, why not use Word to write your blog posts?
Stop, don't jump to the end of this post to push the comment button yet. I'm not an idiot. I'm not endorsing you commit HTML suicide. If you've ever written a post in Word 2003 or before and then copied and pasted the text into your web browser you know what I'm talking about. Sure you can do it, but you have to run one of those HTML clean up tools so that your posts don't look mangled. Even then the HTML is not tight and clean, right?
Well no more. We've been working late into the nights and very late into our development schedule for Word 2007 and we have a special goody for all you bloggers in Beta 2 of Office 2007. That's right blog post authoring from Word. This is a very late breaking feature and is definitely beta software. That said, I hope that everyone is pleasantly surprised with where we are going with this feature.
Why bother?
When I write a blog post using my blog providers web-based editor I miss some of the familiar Word features that I've come to rely on, specifically background spelling (those little red squiggles) and autocorrect. These features keep me from making stupid mistakes. Also, I simply want to use the tool that I use for most of my other writing tasks.
Targeted user experience
Click on the picture above to see the a larger version of the image. Notice that the new user interface has been scoped to include the feature you most likely will need when authoring a blog post. We've gone from seven tabs on the ribbon to just two! The Home tab has been replaced with a Blog Post tab. We've add some special commands that you will need to manage your blog service accounts and publish your posts. We even added strikethrough to the basic text group since bloggers like using it so much.
Click on the images below to see the full tabs.
Publishing clean HTML to your blog
That's right. No more verbose Word HTML. The goal for this feature is not pure fidelity, but the right fidelity for your blog. The HTML for this post was created by Word. Go ahead, click View, Source in your browser and look at the HTML starting with "Word is a great tool…" We really are going pretty basic here. Bold become <strong>, Italic becomes <em>, Heading 1 become <h1>, Quotes become <blockquote> and on it goes. There are definitely kinks in Beta 2. For example we are encoding smart quotes incorrectly so I had to turn off that feature in Word, but the goal is to output just what is needed to make your blog post clean and readable (code and rendered HTML).
When you set up your blog you can specify an upload site and Word will take care of uploading any pictures that you insert in the blog post. Also, we'll automatically generate & upload PNGs for the Office graphics (charts, diagrams, etc.) that you insert in your post.
In Beta 2 we have basic FTP support. We hope to add support for metaweblog API picture handling, SharePoint picture libraries, and one or two others. While we have a limited ability to add many more providers to this late breaking feature, the feature is extensible and other providers can insure that their systems work with Word even after Office 2007 ships.
Getting started
You can start a new blog by simply going to the File icon, New dialog and selecting "New Blog Post." Or, if you want to start your post from an existing document go to the File icon and select Publish and Blog.
Setting up your blog
This is pretty standard stuff if you've ever used one of the many blog post authoring applications. In Beta 2 we support MSN Spaces, SharePoint 2007 (of course), Blogger, and Community Server (which is used for blogs.msdn.com). You can also set up a custom account with services that support the metaweblog API or the ATOM API. All the blog providers seems to interpret these APIs a bit different so there kinks we're still working out. But the basics should work in Beta 2. We hope to add a few more services to the list before we ship. The Word blog authoring feature is extensible and we will publish information so that blog providers can insure that their systems work with Word.


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HOUSTON - A southeast Houston house went up in flames Wednesday.
Emergency crews responded to the scene on Cullen Boulevard and Polk Street at around 1:30 a.m. The homeowner was inside of the house when the fire started but managed to escape.
Witnesses said the fire could be seen from several blocks away.
"When I saw the street, I said, 'Oh my God.' Halfway down the block it was," said Yolanda Chavira.
Neighbors said they were initially worried the fire would spread to nearby houses.
"I called him because he lives on this street and that's when he said, 'There's a fire out here. There's a fire out here.' He said, 'James' house is on fire, meet me halfway, I'm going over there,'" Chavira said.
It took crews about 30 minutes to get the fire under control.
No one was injured. The house was destroyed.
Copyright 2012 by Click2Houston.com. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.


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Ernesto Gutierrez' work pays homage to the ancient world of the Incas, interpreting that world into shapes, forms, and brilliant colors of the twenty-first century. The large faces he uses appear to be stoic and serene like the proud ancient society they represent, but reveal an individual strength and personality. He clothes his personalities in costumes of organic looking forms and shapes of iridescent shocking pinks, oranges, purples, greens, and vibrant ochres, with placement of color reminiscent of designs used in Peruvian weavings. A white light that provides sharp edges within the composition shapes the hats, capes, billowing skirts, and facial features. Gutierrez applies paint to the canvas in parallel broken brush strokes that are expressionistic in nature. His work is evocative and offers a revelation into the mysterious culture of the ancient Incas. Gutierrez was trained in Lima and at the Museum of Modern Art in Rio de Janeiro. In 1972, he was awarded a Fulbright Scholarship and studied at the University of Wisconsin.


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News of the Mayan Apocalypse may have come and gone, but that doesn't stop the more conspiratorial-minded among us to find newer and fresher apocalypses to hang their heads on. In any event, when one of these things goes down, the survivors are going to need to eat. So why not ramen?
Nissin Foods, maker of those little bags of ramen noodles that you used to eat in college, has announced they are releasing an Emergency Ramen Canister which is designed to fuel whatever dire situation you may one day find yourself in. They will be available in two flavors, Chicken Ramen and Cup Noodles. The canisters even come packed in with a fork just in case the pending apocalypse is cutlery-related.
The company says the canisters last three years, which is news to us considering we were sure the old-school bags of ramen lasted at least twenty. That explains a lot, actually. Pardon us while we make an appointment with our doctor.


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BigResearch finds consumer confidence steady, but fewer expect full economic recovery
January 15, 2010,
Columbus, Ohio – In its most recently weekly consumer survey, research firm BigResearch found consumer confidence to be steady at 30%, but fewer shoppers than last year predict a full economic recovery.
This month, 30% remain confident, on par with last month -- 29.9% -- and increasing five points from a year ago when the rate was 24.7%.
Consumer sentiment continues to trend below readings from January 2008 at 33.5% and 2007 at 50.5%.
Also regarding the future of our economy, when asked if it will ever rebound to what it was before the current economic crisis, two in five, or 40.8%, answered yes while 30.3% don't think so and 29% said they aren't sure.
By comparison to March 2009, half -- 49.7% -- were positive about a full recovery while only one in five, or 21.9%, didn't hold out hope for a recovery and 28.4% were undecided.
BigResearch said the attempted Christmas Day bombing on Flight 253 "appeared to have elevated consumers' concerns with political/national security issues." This month, 24.0% report they continue to worry about homefront affairs, up about two points from a month ago (22.2%), but remaining below January 2009 at 26.7%.
"With the holiday bills beginning to roll in, consumers retain their penchant for practicality in the New Year," BigResearch added, citing 49.7% of consumers contending they are practical purchasers, stable with December 2009's 49.5% rate, though well below the record-high of 57.3% set a year ago, "when consumers were reeling from the confirmed recession, bank busts, and downhill slide on Wall Street. Consumers remain focused on home economics, with 46.8% focused on balancing their budgets, up nearly three points from last month (44.0%)."
One year ago, a record number of 66% of consumers were also focused on needs over wants versus this month's reading of 60.2%, who didn't quite reach that height but were three points up from December 2009's 57.2%, "an indicator that consumer spending – at least on impulses or non-necessities – is likely to remain tight during Q1 of 2010."
In response to what BigResearch described as "the million dollar question" -- Have consumers shifted to penny-pinching ways for good or will they resume spending as the economy rebounds? -- 50.9% answered they will consider each purchase more carefully over the next five years.
"It appears that many have learned a long-term fiscal lesson as a result of the recession," the firm said. "Nearly as many say that they will become more price-conscious when buying clothing/food and that keeping a balanced budget will remain in the forefront."
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On a Sunday night seven weeks ago, the Arizona Cardinals pulled off a 39-32 victory over the Seahawks in the din that is CenturyLink Field.
They haven't lost since.
It was a turning point for the Seahawks as well. After the loss, they reeled off five straight victories to clinch a playoff berth before stumbling last week at home against St. Louis.
Possible playoff seeding is all that's at stake when the teams meet in their regular-season finale Sunday.
Arizona (13-2) has won nine in a row and, with its 38-8 blowout of Green Bay last Sunday, has clinched a first-round playoff bye. The Cardinals can get the No. 1 seed, and home-field advantage throughout the NFC playoffs, with a win on Sunday and a Carolina loss to Tampa Bay.
The Seahawks (9-6), two-time defending NFC champs, are the No. 6 seed as of today, but would move up to No. 5 with a win over Arizona and a Minnesota loss at Green Bay.
In that Nov. 15 win at Seattle, Arizona bolted to a 19-0 lead, then fell behind 29-25 before scoring two late touchdowns, the winner coming on Andre Ellington's 48-yard run with 4:04 to play.
"To have a lead, give up a lead, and then just score 14 points in the (fourth) quarter there against that crew, just shows that we've got a very resilient group," Cardinals quarterback Carson Palmer said, "and we believe in ourselves, and we believe in each other."
Neither Arizona coach Bruce Arians nor Seattle coach Pete Carroll entertained any thought of resting players for the playoffs.
"It's not a finished product, and then you go and play in the playoffs," Carroll said. "We keep working to improve every week, and that's what we're trying to do this week. It's such a good opponent and they're so loaded up in so many areas that they make us have to play well."
Arians said the Seahawks have changed since that mid-November meeting.
"A bunch more empty backfield sets. Throwing the ball a lot more," he said.
Arians has never beaten the Seahawks in Arizona.


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Micromax Bolt A69 smartphone was launched in May 2014. The phone comes with a 4.50-inch touchscreen display with a resolution of 480 pixels by 854 pixels.
The Micromax Bolt A69 is powered by 1GHz dual-core Broadcom BCM21663 processor and it comes with 512MB of RAM. The phone packs 4GB of internal storage that can be expanded up to 32GB via a microSD card. As far as the cameras are concerned, the Micromax Bolt A69 packs a 5-megapixel primary camera on the rear and a 0.3-megapixel front shooter for selfies.
The Micromax Bolt A69 runs Android 4.2 and is powered by a 1800mAh removable battery.
The Micromax Bolt A69 is a dual SIM (GSM and GSM) smartphone that accepts Regular and Regular. Connectivity options include Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, FM and 3G. Sensors on the phone include Proximity sensor and Accelerometer.
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The first thing I thought when I heard the news a few weeks ago that Conde Nast had signed a 25-year, $2 billion lease for a million feet in the new One World Trade Center building was: but where will they shop? Where will they eat? What will they do with their free time? Today the question was answered: they will shop at the new mall in the World Financial Centre! Read more
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Alaska Glacial Mud Co.
Wanna keep your skin looking fresh and radiant over Fall/Winter? With over 60 minerals and nutrients, and sustainably sourced from the Copper River Delta in Alaska, this mask is one big fat jar of skin goodness. Enriched with a special blend of wildcrafted extracts from the Pacific Northwest it's the most mineral rich and pure clay in the world. You know how some things are too good to be true? Not this baby ... this tightens, refines, boosts immunity, encourages cell renewal (although I must admit I couldn't actually see that part!) and detoxifies - exactly as stated.


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A selection of interview responses, segmented by age, from L'Oréal USA research on consumer perception of fine lines and wrinkles.
A selection of interview responses, segmented by age, from L'Oréal USA research on consumer perception of fine lines and wrinkles.
Editor's note: This article is the edited verion of the article "Consumer Perception of Fine Lines and Wrinkles Assessed by Qualitative Methods," which ran in the January 2013 issue of Cosmetics & Toiletries magazine. All rights reserved.
The ways in which consumers identify their individual skin are invaluable to product development. In particular, consumer perception toward aging descriptors is of paramount importance to the category of anti-aging skin care. Within this segment, there appears to be a trend for pairing specific aging descriptors with consumers of a certain age, especially where marketing is concerned. The older consumer is associated with formulas to address deep wrinkles, whereas the younger consumer is associated with minimizing fine lines and more generic types of skin maintenance.1–4
Marketing campaigns for various anti-aging portfolios share a common vocabulary. Wrinkles are correlated to either "loss in skin elasticity," "dryness" and/or "lack of firmness," to name a few. Moreover, products geared toward wrinkles often are described as "rich creams" versus lotions, gels and/or other product forms. In contrast, products addressing fine lines are more ambiguous in nature, and not necessarily branded specifically to address fine lines. Instead, they use advertising cues such as "renews lackluster skin," "lightweight formula" and/or "nourishes skin." They also typically are presented as moisturizers or lotions rather than creams, which suggests a lightweight, less viscous composition.
While these well-established market strategies for aging descriptors exist, it is crucial to investigate consumers' perceptions of fine lines and wrinkles, to determine whether current market and product development strategies align with the core values and expectations of consumers, as well as to provide insight for anti-aging skin care. This exploratory study implemented in-depth qualitative interviews to assess consumer perception of fine lines and wrinkles on facial skin. The primary objectives were to derive definitions for each aging descriptor as well as determine how they are differentiated, if at all. Results indicated consumers have varying definitions for these descriptors, although certain opinions are unanimous across age groups. Older consumers correlated aging descriptors with certain skin concerns, and younger consumers discussed fine lines and wrinkles in a more objective sense, as will be shown.
For this study, 60 mass and prestige product consumers were recruited from the Clark, New Jersey area by phone and screened with the inclusion criteria: Caucasian female, ages 41–70 years old, with self-perceived fine lines and wrinkles on her facial skin. Subjects were divided equally into 20 per each of the following age categories: 41–50 years, 51–60 years and 61–70 years. In-depth qualitative interviews of approximately 1.5 hours per subject were conducted. Panelists were naive to the study design, had no prior special training and received compensation for their participation.
Panelists were interviewed individually in a closed, one-on-one setting. First, the interviewer established a rapport with the subject and obtained demographic information. Subjects were then re-screened to ensure suitability for participation in the study. Finally, the interviewer explained the experimental design, specifically noting there were no correct or incorrect answers for any of the questions asked. Also, the interviewer emphasized that subjects were not being "quizzed" for their knowledge on fine lines and wrinkles in any capacity, but instead probed for their open, candid opinions regarding these descriptors.
Subjects were then asked a series of questions by the interviewer and verbally provided their individual opinions in an honest and explanative manner. They were informed that questions may sound repetitive at times but were asked to remain patient and provide thorough feedback during the interview. To ensure accuracy when transcribing the responses, the interviewer confirmed each subject's answer verbally. Feedback suggested that participants were comfortable with the study design and one-on-one interview set-up. They did not find the interview process or questions presented to be cumbersome. The interview guide is depicted below in a cluster-type arrangement by information category. Interview questions were presented to all subjects in the order listed here.
Individual 'textbook' definitions: How would you define a fine line as it pertains to your facial skin? Are there different degrees of fine lines? If yes, please explain. How would you define a wrinkle as it pertains to your facial skin? Are there different degrees of wrinkles? If yes, please explain.
Visual definitions: What do you consider to be the visual signs of fine lines; that is, what do they look like? What do you consider to be the visual signs of wrinkles; that is, what do they look like?
Visual awareness: When did you first become aware of the appearance of fine lines on your face? At what age and/or time in your life? When did you first become aware of the appearance of wrinkles on your face? At what age and/or time in your life?
Differentiation and/or correlation between descriptors: How do you distinguish between fine lines and wrinkles on your face? i.e., difference in texture, skin feel, depth of lines, etc. Based on appearance, how are fine lines and wrinkles different, if at all? Can a fine line be a wrinkle? If yes, explain.
Causes and/or factors: What factors do you feel cause fine lines? What factors do you feel cause wrinkles? Are the factors the same? Different? Self-perception of descriptors: Do you find more fine lines or wrinkles on your facial skin? Explain how you draw this conclusion. Do you find that fine lines are more likely to appear in certain areas of your face than wrinkles? If so, in what areas do they appear the most? i.e., eye area, around the lips, on the forehead, etc. Do you find that wrinkles are more likely to appear in certain areas of your face than fine lines? If so, in what areas do they appear the most? i.e., eye area, around the lips, on the forehead, etc. Emotional perception of descriptors: What feelings, positive and/or negative, do you associate with fine lines, if any? What feelings, positive and/or negative, do you associate with wrinkles, if any?
Skin care routine and correlation to descriptors: How do you choose a skin care product for fine lines? Is there anything you look for, in particular? i.e., claims, texture, ingredients, etc. How do you choose a skin care product for wrinkles? Is there anything you look for, in particular? i.e., claims, texture, ingredients, etc.
Skin concerns: Which of the following are you more concerned with at present: facial skin free of fine lines, or facial skin free of wrinkles? Please explain your choice.
Key responses for consumers are provided in Tables 1 and 2 for fine lines and wrinkles, by the age categories 41–50 years, 51–60 years, and 61–70 years, respectively. A comparison of responses by age segment indicates that "textbook" definitions for fine lines and wrinkles vary only slightly. The second group, ages 51–60, provided an interesting definition for fine lines—expression lines; that is, they associated fine lines with emotional responses or "expressions."


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This Is Who Goes To The Second Week of Coachella
Because every child's first memory should be his mother tonguing ecstasy into his mouth.
True story: I have absolutely zero taste in music and/or sense of irony, so I just assumed Coachella was already over, but it turns out there's a second weekend, so here's all the "celebrities" who showed up for that. And you can really tell it was an exciting time when you see such famous faces as Russell Simmon's daughter, that baby Alicia Silverstone pukes into, and last but not least, Melanie Griffith. So just assume Katy Perry was there to suck face with her new boyfriend because she just assumed the paps would get bored and go home, and then Alexander Skarsgard fucked everybody. Everybody.
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"This is such a wonderful and simple way to utilize these wonderful products that you can only find at HEB. If your looking for an INSTANT CLASSIC for Mexican food this ones for you. You will love it," Chef Lee said.
Serves 4
4 Large Hatch Chilies
4 Hatch chile Crab Cakes (HEB Seafood Department)
Roast chilies under the broiler until skin is bubbles. Remove from oven and put into a plastic bag so the chiles can sweat. Once the chiles are cool enough to handle, make a slit down the middle of the chile and remove the seeds. Try to keep the shape of the pepper intact.
Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
Butter or spray a 9x13 inch Pyrex pan.
Stuff the crab mixture into the chile and cook until bubbly about 15 minutes.
Serve chilies on top of fresh corn and black bean crema (recipe follow).
Corn and Black Bean Crema
2 ears HEB fresh sweet corn (HEB Produce Department)
1 can black bean (washed and drained)
1/3 cup sweet onion (chopped)
2 tablespoon HEB butter
1/2 cup HEB sour cream
1/2 cup HEB half and half
salt and pepper to taste
Shuck and clean corn. Carefully cut the kernels off the cob. Over medium heat, melt butter in skillet and sauté onions for about 3-4 minutes. Add corn and salt and pepper and cook until tender about 5 minutes. Stir in sour cream and half and half. Turn heat down to low and simmer for 15 minutes, stirring occasionally.
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Miles Davis "The Complete Live at the Plugged Nickel 1965"
Sony Music, New York, New York, 1996
I gave myself a set of tools to create this package: one font, one color for each disk, and black-and-white photography. The imagery depicts things that might be found on a cocktail table in a club (the location of the recording), and the type treatment suggests the free-form nature of a jazz session. This project was produced on a very tight budget, so there are no extras. It is all 4/1 printing on dull coated stock, in a plastic jewel case within a plain box.
Discipline: Package design
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A charity box thief who stole from pubs, bookies and a doctors' surgery has been jailed to protect the public.
Stephen Dolan, 48, who stole an Wiltshire Air Ambulance collection box from a Chippenham betting shop, went on a stealing spree to fund his drink and drug habits.
Now Dolan, of Kingsbury Square, Melksham, has been told he had run out of chances.
Colin Meeke, prosecuting, told Swindon Crown Court on Friday that the landlord of the Tollgate pub at Holt noticed an outside stock area had been broken into.
When he looked at CCTV he noticed two men had raided the area on Monday, February 3, and again the following day with £700 of wine and champagne being stolen.
On Tuesday, February 18, Dolan stole a purse and its contents from a customer in The Bear at Melksham.
The woman had put her bag on the back of her chair as she had lunch and footage from cameras in the bar showed the defendant taking the purse.
A week later an iPhone went missing after being left in a consulting room at Giffords Primary Care Centre, Melksham, and again CCTV footage showed Dolan was responsible.
When he was arrested he was found to have a small amount of heroin on him.
Dolan pleaded guilty to three burglaries, theft and possession of a class A drug.
He also asked for two other matters to be taken into consideration, the theft of a phone from The Bear in Melksham in January and of the charity box.
On Tuesday, February 18, he had gone into Corals in New Road, Chippenham, and, after weighing up the two charity tins on the counter, took the heavier one.
Mike Jeary, defending, said: "He is heavily convicted, the reason why is he has addictions to alcohol, heroin, amphetamines, and any other noxious substance he can sniff or take.
"He has committed, on his own admission, mean and spiteful offences to the people of Melksham who if they go in a pub and have a coffee he will go and have their bags away if he can.
"He is long in the game enough to know saying sorry to you means nothing, it is showing he is sorry when he gets out."
He said Dolan had a period a few years ago where he had been out of trouble and asked for the court to give him a chance.
But, jailing Dolan for 20 months, Judge Douglas Field said: "Over the years you have been given chances, the latest this community order which was to tackle your drink and drugs.
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3 WKU students honored by Goldwater scholarship program
|Date: Monday, May 13th, 2013
WKU continues to lead other Kentucky universities in the prestigious Barry M. Goldwater Scholarship and Excellence in Education Program, a premier award for undergraduates pursuing careers in science, mathematics or engineering.
Hillary Asberry, a junior chemistry major from Lancaster, and David Brown, WKU sophomore and Gatton Academy of Mathematics and Science in Kentucky student from Central City, were selected as recipients for this highly competitive award. Samuel Saarinen, also a member of the Gatton Academy from Shelbyville, received an Honorable Mention in the national competition. Universities may nominate up to four candidates and conduct internal competitions prior to the final submissions.
WKU nominees maintain strong research agendas, often collaborating with their mentors and colleagues on cross-disciplinary and long-term projects. The Gatton Academy works to connect its students to research mentored by WKU faculty.
Established by the U.S. Congress in 1986 to recognize the former senator from Arizona, the scholarship program identifies and honors students who excel in STEM (science, technology, engineering, mathematics) research. To support future career researchers, winners receive $7,500 annually to apply towards undergraduate tuition, room and board, fees and books.
Hillary Asberry, a participant in the Honors College at WKU, conducts research with Dr. David Dahl, professor of chemistry.
"My research focuses on using strongly paramagnetic solutions in a magnetic field to enable levitation of materials," she said. "This enables the characterization of reactions, their rates, and product distribution."
Asberry presented her research at an international conference in 2012 and completed a 10-week National Science Foundation International Research Experience for Scientists in Taichung, Taiwan.
"The Department of Chemistry at WKU is indeed fortunate to have students like Hillary participate and obtain success in our undergraduate research programs," Dr. Dahl said. "She is an extremely focused individual, has a high degree of maturity, and is an exceptional student."
After graduating from WKU, Asberry plans to enroll in a Ph.D. program studying analytical chemistry before seeking employment at a national laboratory.
David Brown plans to earn a Ph.D. in chemical engineering and research environmental technology with the ambition of teaching at a university. Under the direction of Dr. Hemali Rathnayake, assistant professor of chemistry, he studies the development of organic solar panels.
"I synthesize polymers that are used in these solar panels to generate electricity," he said. "These solar panels are lighter, cheaper and more flexible than the traditional solar panels available today."
Brown's research has resulted in a variety of conference presentations, and he will soon be submitting his first paper to a peer-reviewed journal. Dr. Rathnayake said that Brown has achieved great success in synthesizing novel carbon-based nanomaterials.
"I have found David to be a diligent and creative student with growing enthusiasm and self confidence," she said. "Receiving a Goldwater Scholarship is another achievement that will contribute to him becoming a future leader in science, math and engineering."
Samuel Saarinen works with his mentor Dr. Claus Ernst, professor of mathematics, improving mathematical methods for modeling long polymers such as DNA.
"Our work could eventually lead to new antiviral treatments, as well as a better understanding of several complicated chemical events," Saarinen said. "I plan to pursue a Ph.D. and eventually teach and conduct research at a university."
Dr. Ernst believes Saarinen is ready to compete with the best and brightest students in the country.
"Sam is interested in practically everything, and he has taken very large course loads every semester, loads that few students can handle," he said. "Although he plans to get a Ph.D. in mathematics or a closely related field, he has the ability to obtain a Ph.D. in any science area he chooses."
Dr. Kevin Williams, associate professor of chemistry, serves as WKU's Goldwater faculty representative. Goldwater applicants work closely with Dr. Audra Jennings, director of the Office of Scholar Development to develop competitive applications.
Dr. Gordon Emslie, provost and vice president for academic affairs, praised the students and their faculty mentors.
"I am very proud of the achievements of these students. Their level of success in earning recognition in the Goldwater scholarship competition speaks not only to the hard work, commitment, and resourcefulness of the students themselves, but also to the quality of th
Sydnie Gordon, a junior from Taylorsville, KY, studies Biology at WKU with a minor in Chemistry and Pre-Med concentration. In her program, Sydnie is getting hands-on experience in an innovative research project that connects to her plans for the future.
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UPDATE: Khloe Kardashian turns going to jail into fun for the whole family
Khloe Kardashian reported to the Van Nuys Courthouse to begin serving her jail sentence for violating a probation agreement from her 2007 DUI. And, aww, look, she brought the whole family. Because getting O.J. off the hook wasn't a big enough mockery of the legal system for the Kardashians.
At any rate, let's start taking bids on when she gets out. Nicole Richie and Lindsay Lohan both served just north of 80 minutes, but Khloe's not exactly that caliber of celebrity. However, she does require those giant space cuffs used on Chewbacca in Star Wars, so it's anyone's guess really.
EDIT: Added Kim on Jimmy Kimmel last night talking about Khloe's legal predicament after the jump. Thanks to JMack. You're a freakin' knight.
UPDATE: Khloe's out! Time served: 173 minutes, according to TMZ, which means she's almost exactly 50% less popular than Nicole Richie and Lindsay Lohan while still 50% taller than most women, Sasquatches and NBA guards.


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Saturday, August 20, 2011
Best Fall Looks
Sasha Pivovarova by Josh Olins for H&M Magazine Fall 2011
This H&M Fall magazine is the best yet, seriously every editorial is so impressive!
Especially this one..It's something I would expect to see in Vogue UK - and I mean that in the best way possible xx
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Absoloutly love these looks and this editorial, thankyou for sharing darling!ReplyDelete
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I'm thrilled this is H&M I had no idea! I love a sports jacket, especially with elbow pads. Slight obsession I enforce on my boyfriend. Love that I can own one too :)ReplyDelete
ahh nice editorial! cant wait to go shopping for the fall -collection xReplyDelete
Love the looks! Great inspirations, I cant wait till the fall.ReplyDelete
gahh i love her so much!ReplyDelete
Can't wait to scout out a few leopard pieces for the fall! Love the inspirationReplyDelete
It's like insane how obsessed I am with that second picture! It's PERFECT!! I love the big glasses and the plunging neckline. great post :)ReplyDelete
I think I love the first and second pictures the most. There is something about tweed that is just so fabulous.ReplyDelete
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I like this first one best, gorgeous and so classic! :)ReplyDelete
oh h&m magazine always does it the besttt! seriously~!ReplyDelete
they're editorials are basically better than most magazines
i love these looks! definitely good inspiration as i shop for my fall wardrobe!ReplyDelete
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Great editorial!ReplyDelete
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Everything looks of high quality and style - great for H&M!ReplyDelete
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Fffuuu her hair rocks.ReplyDelete
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now i saw the new h&m collection for fall, i can't wait for fall to come - i absolutely love it!ReplyDelete
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Contributed by Michelle Hammond on 07/03/14
As of Tuesday, June 24, 2014, our new online employment system, Taleo, is live and accepting applications!
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