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'It's a great feeling,' Swanepoel says after the magazine announces that she is placed first in their annual list of Hot 100.
Candice Swanepoel places first at Maxim's Hot 100 list for 2014. The South African-born model snags the top spot after defeating other beautiful ladies such as Scarlett Johansson, who is placed second, and Katy Perry who is on the third place.
The magazine announced the top spot placer in a Twitter post. A sexy photo of Swanepoel sizzling on the beach is also attached in the post. "It's a huge honor to be Maxim's no. 1, among so many beautiful and talented women. It's a great feeling," she tells the magazine.
"Candice Swanepoel is the ideal embodiment of the new Maxim brand: stunning, sophisticated, elegant," Maxim's creative director Paul Martinez says. "It's not only her flawless beauty and effortless grace that have garnered her the coveted 2014 Hot 100 Number 1 placement, but also her business acumen. She has risen to become one of the world's top supermodels and has transcended the accolade to become a global brand. It's hard to imagine a woman more perfect."
Swanepoel dethrones last year's topper Miley Cyrus who falls to No. 25. Other stars who are included in the top five are Irina Shayk and Jennifer Lawrence who take the fourth and fifth place respectively.
Top 10 of Maxim's Hot 100 List for 2014:
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- Jessica Alba
- Mila Kunis
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Presentations from All in this Together an event on coproduction held in Cardiff, Wales 23/02/2012
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The slides for each of the first for speakers are below. Video of all the presentations will follow shortly.
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YOU know how old you are, but do you know your 'breast age'?
Scientists from the University of Los Angeles have found breast tissue grows older more quickly than the rest of the female body, Science Daily reports.
And researchers found breast tissue was, on average, two to three years older than a woman's known age.
That might explain more than you think.
Lead researcher Steve Horvath said the premature ageing of breast tissue might give reason to why it's the most common cancer in women.
"It could be so prevalent because that part of the female body is older," he said.
In the research study, tissues from the human body were measured with a kind of 'age predictor' based on the body's ageing process. In this study, tissues and cells taken from throughout the body were sampled for the presence of a naturally occurring chemical in our DNA called methylation.
Horvath charted how age affects DNA methylation levels from pre-birth to 101 years and found that different organs in the body age more quickly than other organs. Horvath compared the brain, heart, lungs, liver, kidney, breasts and cartilage.
This 'biological clock' also ranked cancer tumour tissue as an average of 36 years older than healthy tissue, explaining why age is a major risk factor for cancer.
Horvath also added that if the biological clock controls the process that leads to ageing, it may "become an important biomarker for studying the new therapeutic approaches to keeping us young."


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Caps fans and analysts seemed pretty pleased by the team's performance against the Rangers in Game 1. But MSG Network analyst Ron Duguay will not be cowed.
"If I'm a player, leaving this game, even just watching this game, I'm not intimidated by Washington," the longtime NHLer said during a Thursday night postgame show. "I wasn't that impressed. They're not that physical, I don't think. Yeah, they had the best of the play, but it's not a team that you feel like, Oh my goodness, dude, can we beat this team? No, they've got to feel like they can beat this squad at their very best — just eliminate some of the mistakes. But I'm not intimidated by the Washington Capitals."
So if the Caps' mission in Game 1 was to intimidate the New York analyst in the amazing shirt, they clearly failed.
"The fact that [the Rangers] were able not to play their best and still be there and still look back and say, Wow, we had a chance at it, I think is a positive," a much less optimistic Brian Leetch said. "I still think they'll be disappointed with a lot of aspects of their game….Overall, still, Washington skated better. They had more players going closer to the top of their game."
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A CONSERVATION group has been given an award for its quality of teaching.
Essex Wildlife Trust has achieved the Quality Badge awarded by the Council for Learning Outside the Classroom.
The Quality Badge which recognises organisations providing schools with good quality educational experiences and manage risk effectively, and reduces red tape associated with learning outside the classroom, making it easier for teachers to organise school trips.


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UPDATED: I-94 reopened at 10:30 a.m. but travel discouraged
Wisconsin Department of Transportation officials reopened Interstate 94 at 10:30 a.m., Sunday but said much of the roadway was snow-covered and slippery and travel was still being discouraged. The four-lane highway was closed for 17 hours from Tomah to Hudson as maintenence crews worked to clear snow and mired vehicles.
"However, high winds continue to cause drifting and icing conditions on many roadways across the state. With the dangerous wind chills, white-out conditions in open areas, and snow and ice covered roads, WisDOT continues to advise against travel on any Wisconsin highway through the
remainder of the day, unless absolutely necessary," said Chris Ouellette, WisDOT communication manager.
For the most current information, the State Patrol said to visit www.511wi.gov.
St. Croix County announced the closure at 5:36 p.m., Saturday, noting that access ramps east of Hudson, Hammond and Baldwin were being blocked until further notice.
State officials opened the Emergency Operations Center late afternoon and issued the following statement early Sunday morning:
The State Patrol have declared I94 to be impassable in the following counties: Jackson, Trempealeau, Eau Claire, Dunn and St Croix. Motorists planning to use the interstate should make alternate plans, although all highways are in hazardous condition.
The Wisconsin Emergency Operations Center (EOC) continues to monitor the major winter storm blanketing Wisconsin. As of 4:30 a.m., the National Weather Service has reported snowfall totals as high as 18.5 inches in parts of the state.
The risk of blizzard conditions continues into Sunday evening, with sections of the state under a blizzard warning until 6:00 p.m. A severe drop in temperatures combined with strong winds is likely to lead to icy road conditions heading into the new week.
A blizzard warning for Milwaukee/Racine/Kenosha/Walworth Counties has been dropped to a winter storm warning.
Snow-packed roads across the state are icy and travel is not advised. The stretch of I-94 between Tomah and Eau Claire continues to be impassible due to heavy snow.
The National Weather Service is reporting a slight decrease in snowfall intensities across parts of the state since 2 a.m. As of 4:30 a.m., light to moderate snow continued over Wisconsin southeast of a line from La Crosse to Rhinelander.
Snowfall was expected to taper off after noon, with the exception of some moderate snow showers near Lake Michigan.
Through 6 p.m. on Sunday, north winds of 20 to 25 mph with gusts of 35 to 45 mph were expected across much of Wisconsin, especially the eastern two-thirds of the state. Gusts of 45 to 50 mph were expected along the Lake Michigan shoreline. Power outages are possible with this combination of wind and snow/ice accumulation.
Snow continued through Saturday
The rapid accumulation of heavy snow, which arrived around 11 p.m., Friday and had deposited at least five inches by dawn, Saturday. By late afternoon Saturday, many areas received in excess of 15 inches of snow.
Snowfall continued into the afternoon, dropping more than an inch per hour.
Pierce County snow plows were on the job throughout the county.
A multi-vehicle accident on westbound I-94 the Knapp area east of Woodville closed one lane for about two hours mid-morning Saturday as state troopers worked with tow companies to pull one semi-rig from the median and another, which was disabled in the lane of traffic.
Emergency crews from Woodville, Baldwin and Menomonie were summoned. At least one person was believed injured, according to radio exchanges from the scene.
Around 9 a.m., another semi- collided with a bus on I-94, slowing traffic in the area of mile marker 35, west of Menomonie, the Patrol reported.
Heavy snowfall cancelled events around the region.
Saturday afternoon and evening activities at UW-RF were cancelled as were activities at WITC, New Richmond.
A number of area high school students may have breathed relief with the cancellation of ACT exams at River Falls High School as well as Frederic High School, to the north.
A Pierce County sheriff's department dispatcher paged Prescott firefighters around noon, Saturday to advise their holiday party for the evening was being postponed.


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Wainwright announces the happy news about his surrogate-born daughter Viva Katherine Wainwright Cohen on his website on Friday, February 18.
Singer/songwriter Rufus Wainwright is a first-time father - and the child is his hero Leonard Cohen's granddaughter. The 37 year old star broke the happy news on his website on Friday, February 18, insisting he and partner Jorn Weisbrodt are proud dads.
In a post, the gay star wrote, "Darling daughter Viva Katherine Wainwright Cohen was born on February 2, 2011 in Los Angeles, California to parents Lorca Cohen, Rufus Wainwright and Deputy Dad Jorn Weisbrodt. The little angel is evidently healthy, presumably happy and certainly very, very beautiful." The mother is Leonard Cohen's daughter.
Wainwright adds in his post, "Daddy #1 would like to offer everyone a digital cigar and welcome the little lady in with a French phrase from his favorite folk song, A La Claire Fontaine: 'Il y a longtemps que je t'aime, jamais je ne t'oublierai'."


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|28th November 2006, 01:29 PM
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Denon DCD 1520 not recognise some disc
15 years old Denon DCD 1520 CD player refuses to play some discs. Has been a continuing problem for 10 years but getting worse - can't read more and more discs!
Service agent in distributor here (Sydney) offered to replace laser pick up assembly KSS-151A (Sony?) but did not guarantee outcome. I knocked back the offer.
Reading up some material on the net, I started to open up the machine. Found that for 'playable' discs, the motor spins the disc clockwise and reads the directory track. For 'unrecognised' disc, it actually spins it anti-clockwise for about a revolution or so, stops with a click sound, tries again for a few times, and displays 0's on the front panel.
I have tried cleaning the lens, no results.
Would anyone please tell me what's wrong?
|29th November 2006, 03:18 PM
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This is a typical failure pattern for the KSS151. I would be 98% sure that a new laser would cure the problem.
|30th November 2006, 11:07 AM
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Thanks, Stephensank.
The price for Denon's local agent to replace the laser assembly was AUD350, with which I did not proceed.
Instead, I have now bought a new Denon DCD-700AE for AUD560. Have I done the right thing? The new machine is brand new technology, I suppose, but weighs five times less, very light and flimsy built. The sound is alright, quite like the old DCD-1520.
Any suggestion how to dispose of the old machine? I am still using it to read some odd discs that it plays, on my second sound system. It would be nice to find a cheaper way to fix it.
|1st December 2006, 04:08 AM
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This could be an allignment problem. Most of the drives have this prob with no chance of repair. Replacing the lens system will solve them..
|1st December 2006, 06:38 AM
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I have the same problem with my DCD1520 but this is a process, the laser gets weaker and weaker. Now it's impossible to play CDR's and some bought CD's. I have tuned up the laser once but the machine is so old so I'll let it rest and buy a new one, especially since my daughter has damaged a button.
A new laser costs in England approx. 49 GBP so if you can fix it yourself it might be worth it. I think I have seen a place for half the price also but I'm not sure.
I Sweden I have read about people that have fixed it pretty easily.
Suitable keywords for google "Laser KSS151A DCD1520"
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|10th December 2006, 11:26 AM
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Thanks, guys
I believe I have done the right thing. The new DCD700 is good enough.
I'll keep the old machine to read whatever it can read until some day I come across a replacement laser. A new laser component costing AUD150 is out of question - too dear.
|12th December 2006, 01:47 AM
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My experience with DENON CD and DVD players, when it comes to their ability to read low reflectivity disks, is very bad. The units come of assembly line marginal at best. It may be harsh to characterise all DENON players as being marginal but this is what I have found with 3 DENON CD Players and 2 DVD Players I modified. The laser power is just enough to successfully read high reflectivity CD ROMs. As soon as you try to play low reflectivity disks theres a problem! You can increase the laser diode power. You cant loose anything but gain a year (or much more!) of service.
The proper way of doing this requires circuit diagram (or knowledge of the whereabouts of RF test point), and a CRO. The idea is to adjust the eye-patter RF signal amplitude. I use one particular disk for this purposes that has very low reflectivity (original disk bought in a music shop). I posted a few threads on how to do this adjustment approx. a year ago Try the search engine and eye-pattern keyword. Youll hear a warning bul$#@ suggestions from many, saying that it is dangerous to do this but all you will be doing is adjusting the RF amplitude for a nominal pp value (+- margin/tolerance)! It is a common misbelief that laser pickups come pre-adjusted; this is wrong; they have to be fine tuned for each CD Plaer / DVD Player if you want to obtain optimal results with all your digital media.
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Hi Boky,
I disagree with you 100%. Sony head and chip set. I have seen that many are not aligned perfectly from the factory. The other issue is the linear motor. Those rail need to be cleaned and relubed from time to time. Those machines are real winners when set up correctly. The laser power however is aligned properly at the factory. If you are messing with that, you are hacking the unit.
If you have a problem with those, then you also don't like machines like the Tascam CD-401 and many others. It all comes down to the tech that sets it up. I really like those machines.
Now, I do have an issue with the nature of the complaint. Any CD off spec will be a problem. CDR's are especially bad. In the early days we had many Sony (and other) units that would strip the feed gear due to these discs. DJ's mostly. We set these machines to read standard CD's. If you feed the machine some off standard - oh well. I see market pressure has required a change in servo design to an auto - set type. Your loss. The tech aligned units are better with good source material.
Anyway, you can't knock Denon or other manufacturer when an older machine is acting up. Just the same as you can't blame the car company when your older car won't run on kerosene. At least parts are available! You can blame the local agent if their prices are too high and their work is poor.
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Do you still have the Denon 1520? I am interested in buying? How much to be shipped by sea/surface to USA? I was just there two weeks ago. BEAUTIFUL place.
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CounterPunch: Doug Valentine's Political Poetry series, review/interview with Teresa Mei Chuc, Friday, October 11, 2013. http://www.counterpunch.org/2013/10/11/poetry-and-transformation/
Big Bridge: (U.S.A.), Issue 17, Spring 2013 - Review by Jane Summer, author of The Silk Road. http://bigbridge.org/BB17/reviews/Jane_Summer.html
Ascent Aspirations: June 2013 online-issue (Canada) - Review by David Fraser, author of Running Down the Wind http://www.ascentaspirations.ca/redthreadpoems.htm
The Midwest Book Review, October 2012
Review by James A. Cox, Editor-in-Chief, The Midwest Book Review
Review by James A. Cox, Editor-in-Chief, The Midwest Book Review
Boylan Blog
Review by Joseph Wade, author of Of Life Infallible
Review by Joseph Wade, author of Of Life Infallible
English Kills Review
Vincent Toro writes a very interesting article titled, "Poets Unfit for Flavorwire: A response and counter-list to their post "23 people who will make you care about poetry in 2013". Vincent Toro creates his own list "of 23 poets that will not only make you care about poetry, these poets also care about you." In alphabetical order, Teresa Mei Chuc appears on the list:
"5. Teresa Mei Chuc
Why they will make you care about poetry: As documentarian of the experience of immigrants from Vietnam, her narratives will tear your heart right out of you. They puncture right through the bone of truth with their linguistic and structural clarity.
Read: Not Worth A Bullet"
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"Teresa Mei Chuc's poetry fulfills the mission of telling stories challenging the narratives of the powerful and bringing into words the seemingly indescribable ways in which humans hurt each other. She takes us to "blue skies where bodies are falling from helicopters" and shows us coffins our hands could fit inside, where children have died from the environmental poisons of war. #HR poetry shoutout"
"Evoking Vietnam: A Review of Poet Teresa Mei Chuc" By Doren Damico
More Reviews:
The Mercury News, October 2010, Section B: pages 9, 10 and 11 - "Montana Press Publishes Ground-breaking Anthology of Poets"
Poets & Writers, 2011 MFA Rankings: Goddard College, where I earned an MFA in Creative Writing (poetry), was ranked as one of The Top Ten Low-Residency MFA Programs in the Nation. http://www.pw.org/content/2011_mfa_rankings_the_top_ten_lowresidency_programs
I am happy to have studied at Goddard and truly believe in the Goddard process. My first semester advisor, Michael Klein http://www.boypoet.com/ , and second semester advisor, Elena Georgiou http://elenageorgiou.blogspot.com/ , were excellent and perceptive advisors whose invaluable insights helped me to improve poetic craft, take risks, and continue on my journey. I also met a wonderful, supportive community of writers who will, undoubtedly, become life-long friends. My third semester advisor, Jan Clausen http://www.ablationsite.org/ , had an eagle's eye in looking at my work and was able to see things that I had not imagined before. In my fourth and final semester at Goddard, I had Elena Georgiou as my advisor and Bhanu Kapil http://www.poetryfoundation.org/bio/bhanu-kapil as my second reader. Elena and Bhanu's feedback on my thesis were invaluable. I am truly grateful for the Goddard experience - all the books I read, all the people I met, all the writing I did, and my growth both as a person and as a writer.
And Goddard College was again ranked in Poets & Writers as one of The Top Ten Low-Residency MFA Programs in the Nation in 2012.
To read essays on writing by Michael Klein, Elena Georgiou, Jan Clausen, Bhanu Kapil, and other Goddard College faculty, read Alchemy of the Word: Writers Talk About Writing. I highly recommend this book. http://www.calartsandletters.org/alchemy-of-the-word/
Interview with Paul Selig, the director for Goddard College's Masters in Fine Arts in Creative Writing program.
Neon Tommy, USC Annenberg School for Communication & Journalism, September 2, 2010:"Anthology Showcases Emerging Poets of the West" http://www.neontommy.com/news/2010/09/anthology-showcases-emerging-poets-west
Poetix Reviews, February 2011: New Poets of the American West http://www.poetix.net/reviews_211.htm
Montana Arts Council: State of the Arts, November/December 2010
"Montana Press Publishes Groundbreaking Anthology" http://svcalt.mt.gov/art/soa/novdec10/1,5,15,16.FrontJumps.pdf


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Hey James,
Well done shooting your first wedding. With the second shot the facial expressions don't look that natural on three of the women - sometimes this is the photographer's direction, and sometimes it's just that some people never look natural in photos. Also, perhaps a bit more cropping could tidy them up. For example in the first shot there's a hint of red in what the bride is carrying, but we don't see what it is, so does it serve purpose in the image, or is it a bit of a distraction from the natural tones created by the tree. The bottom image composition is interesting in some respects (the line that the heads together forms), but in others it's a bit untidy (positioning of the bouquets, cropping of the shot in general).
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By Carol Zimmermann
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Friday, June 28, 2013 1:24 PM
Statement of Archdiocese of Washington in Response to the Finalization of the HHS Mandate
After almost two years and over 400,000 public comments, the government today finalized the HHS mandate. We have begun to review the 110-page final rule to determine whether or not it addresses our longstanding concerns
Our review and analysis of the complex rule should help us answer important questions concerning who determines which institutions are religious and, therefore, exempt, who is forced to have this coverage, and who must provide it.
The new regulations are being closely studied and a more comprehensive statement will follow at a later date.
WASHINGTON (CNS) -- The final rules issued June 28 by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services implementing its mandate that employers provide coverage of contraceptives "will require more careful analysis," New York Cardinal Timothy M. Dolan said in a statement.
The cardinal, president of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, said the 110-page ruling is "long and complex" and the bishops will "provide a fuller statement when that analysis is complete."
The HHS final ruling updates proposed rules the department had issued in February and left open for comment through April.
The HHS contraceptive mandate, part of the Affordable Care Act, will require most employers, including religious employers, to provide coverage of contraceptives, sterilization and some abortion-inducing drugs free of charge, even if the employer is morally opposed to such services. It includes an exemption for some religious employers that fit its criteria.
Cardinal Dolan said June 28 that he appreciated the "five-month extension on implementing the complex proposal," meaning the government extended its "safe harbor" period to Jan. 1, 2014, protecting employers from immediate government action against them if they fail to comply with the mandate. Before the final rules were released, that period was to end Aug. 1 of this year.
The Becket Fund, a nonprofit, public interest law firm that has represented Catholic and other religious institutions in a number of the lawsuits against the HHS mandate, said the new ruling is not much different from the proposed rules the HHS issued in February.
"The news about the final rule is pretty simple: It's more of the same," said Eric Rassbach, deputy general counsel for the Becket Fund for Religious Liberty.
In a telephone news conference June 28, Rassbach told reporters that the HHS final rule "is not very different from the inadequate rule" the HHS issued in February and updated after the 60-day comment period. He said that although "HHS tinkered with some aspects of the rule," the agency failed to tackle "fundamental religious questions."
"Essentially, we're where we've been all along; the change now is it is final," he said, adding that unresolved issues will have to be addressed by the courts.
Still at issue, he said, is that self-insured religious groups need to hire administrators to pay for abortifacients and contraceptives and owners of for-profit businesses who because of their religious beliefs are morally opposed to the mandate will have to provide abortion-inducing drugs or pay up to millions of dollars in fines.
A statement by the Becket Fund said an "easy way to resolve this would have been to exempt sincere religious employers completely, as the Constitution requires."
In February, HHS said that in order to clarify what kinds of organizations may qualify for the exemption, it was eliminating the first three prongs of its original four-pronged definition of qualifying religious organizations and clarifying the application of the fourth prong, which stated that an exempt entity would be a nonprofit organization under specific sections of the Internal Revenue Code.
HHS said June 28 that in its final rules it is giving "a simpler definition of 'religious employer' for purposes of the exemption from the contraceptive coverage requirement in response to concerns raised by some religious organizations. These employers, primarily houses of worship, may exclude contraceptive coverage from their health plans for their employees and their dependents."
According to the HHS final rules, the group health plans of religious employers are exempt from having to provide contraceptive coverage. The final rule provides accommodations for nonexempt, nonprofit religious organizations that object to contraceptive coverage on religious grounds.
The HHS final rules also stipulate that nonprofit religious organizations do not have to contract, arrange, pay or refer for contraceptive coverage. It does not make this stipulation for for-profit organizations even those whose owners object to the HHS contraceptive mandate.
In an HHS telephone news conference, Michael Hash, director of the Office of Health Reform for HHS, said the final rules simplify and clarify the definition of religious employers and make it clear that they don't have to "refrain from providing services," such as charity-related work, that they typically do.
He also said the way these contraceptive services will be delivered "insulates the providing organization," referring to a change in the finalized rules that outlines how insurance companies will reimburse nonprofit religious organizations, including religious hospitals or universities, that object to contraceptive coverage.
In the rules, HHS acknowledged it had received many comments urging the agency to extend the exemption to include nonprofit secular employers and for-profit employees with religious objections to providing contraceptives. The mandate does not include a conscience clause for employers who object to such coverage on moral grounds.
But HHS said it "declined to adopt" the suggestion to widen its exemption for secular employers who object to the mandate on moral grounds.
"The definition of eligible organizations in these final regulations is the same as that in the proposed regulations," it said, "and is intended to allow health coverage established or maintained or arranged by various types of nonprofit religious organizations with religious objections to contraceptive coverage to qualify. ... The definition of eligible organization(s) in these final regulations does not extend to for-profit organizations."
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Single, thirty-something, and working as a writer in New York City, Kristin Kimball was living life as an adventure. But she was beginning to feel a sense of longing for a family and for home. When she interviewed a dynamic young farmer, her world changed. Kristin knew nothing about growing vegetables, let alone raising pigs and cattle and driving horses. But on an impulse, smitten, if not yet in love, she shed her city self and moved to five hundred acres near Lake Champlain to start a new farm with him. The Dirty Life is the captivating chronicle of their first year on Essex Farm, from the cold North Country winter through the following harvest season-complete with their wedding in the loft of the barn. Kimball and her husband had a plan: to grow everything needed to feed a community. It was an ambitious idea, a bit romantic, and it worked. Every Friday evening, all year round, a hundred people travel to Essex Farm to pick up their weekly share of the "whole diet"-beef, pork, chicken, milk, eggs, maple syrup, grains, flours, dried beans, herbs, fruits, and forty different vegetables-produced by the farm. The work is done by draft horses instead of tractors, and the fertility comes from compost. Kimball's vivid descriptions of landscape, food, cooking-and marriage-are irresistible. "As much as you transform the land by farming," she writes, "farming transforms you." In her old life, Kimball would stay out until four AM, wear heels, and carry a handbag. Now she wakes up at four, wears Carhartts, and carries a pocket knife. At Essex Farm, she discovers the wrenching pleasures of physical work, learns that good food is at the center of a good life, falls deeply in love, and finally finds the engagement and commitment she craved in the form of a man, a small town, and a beautiful piece of land.
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Patient sometimes noticed the license plate on Dr. Steven Landman's car parked near his Lake Zurich, Illinois dental practice. They asked him why it said "Dr. Fate?" He would explain it's a nickname that refers to the popular super-hero from the Golden and Silver Age comic book eras and one of Landman's favorite comic characters.
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World Baseball Classic Fantasy Baseball Recaps: Day 1
Japan and China opened up the World Baseball Classic Thursday morning from Japan. The Ichiro-led Japanese team is defending WBC Champsions, and they opened up defense of their title with a 4-0 shutout victory over the Chinese.
The Japanese team isn't as flush with Major League talent as some of the Latin American countries, but they are stacked with talent in comparison to Team China.
You know most of the Japanese Major Leaguers by one name:
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- Iwamura
- Johjima
Yu Darvish (who doesn't play stateside) turned out to be the hero of the WBC opener. Japan's ace struck out three in four innings, facing 12 batters and not giving up a hit. During four seasons in Nippon Professional Baseball, Darvish has a career record of 48-19 with 27 complete games and 8 shutouts in 89 starts. The guy's career ERA is 2.89 and he has struck out 585 batters in 652.3 innings. Darvish was heavily recruited by Major League teams out of high school, but seems committed to playing baseball in Japan.
Too bad – because this guy seems to be one of the toughest pitchers to hit in the world.
China has three players affiliated with Major League teams – pitcher Kai Liu and catcher Zhenwang Zhang are both in their early 20's and playing in the New York Yankees farm system. Ray Chang is a right-handed hitting shortstop in the Pittsburgh Pirates organization.
There's not much to be said for any of the active Major Leaguers who played in Game 1 of the WBC. Besides four walks and a run scored by Fukudome, none of the other big name MLB-active Japanese players logged a single useful statistic. In his first MLB season, Fukudome hit .257 with 10 homeruns, 58 RBI, 79 runs and 12 steals for the Cubs. He turns 32 at the end of April, so hopefully last season was a year of adjustment for "Fook" and he can put up numbers more resembling the produced in Nippon.
Before an injury-plagued 2007 season, Fukudome produced 5×5 numbers of .351/31/104/117/11 in his last full Japanese season. Do you love the potential of that kind of production from a guy who is more than likely going undrafted in 10-team mixed leagues right now?
If you have a solid starting outfield and Fukudome is available late in your draft, consider taking him on a flyer. If he can win back his starting spot in the Cubs outfield, he might be able to live up to the numbers everyone expected from him last season.
In today's WBC action, Chinese Taipei took the field against Korea at 4:30 AM EST. The loser then gets the privilege of beating up on Team China at 10:30 PM EST. Both games are on the Deuce – Desportes if you want to watch it en espanol.


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Attire is cocktail. Individual tickets are $125, and table sponsorships are available. All proceeds benefit the Phoenix Boys Choir.
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From the pattern description: The concept for these colorful tie-dyed looking socks came from a friend who is an avid Arlo Guthrie fan. The socks are easily fitted and comfortable wearing because of the simple ribbed stitch pattern that I designed for a good amount of elasticity. The slipped stitches also add a bit of design interest while nicely breaking up the variegated yarn colors.
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Bangkok, Thailand – 26 March 2013 – BASF has set up a new Coatings Technical Competence Center ASEAN in Bangkok, Thailand. This new facility supports technical and laboratory activities mainly in motorcycle coatings including technology transfer, product development, performance testing, color design and development, and houses a sales and marketing team as well as a technical service team of more than 20 professionals, all catering to motorcycle manufacturers in the ASEAN region.
"At BASF, we align our growth plans according to our customers' expansion plans. The set-up of the new facility is well-timed, as there are increasingly more motorcycle and car plants being established in or transferred to ASEAN locations," said Peter Fischer, Senior Vice President, Coatings Solutions Asia Pacific, BASF. "In Thailand, BASF has been in the motorcycle coatings business for more than 10 years and is the leading motorcycle coatings supplier locally. By staying close to customers, the new facility allows BASF to respond even faster to customer and market needs, and provide comprehensive high-quality services and innovative technologies and solutions in a more efficient manner."
Boonchai Opas-iam-likit, Managing Director, BASF Thailand Limited, added, "Thailand is a key market and production hub for the car and motorcycle industries in ASEAN, which is an important region for these industries. This technical competence center will significantly benefit our customers, especially in Thailand, and at the same time is important to BASF in achieving our long-term business objectives."
The leading motorcycle markets in ASEAN — Indonesia, Vietnam and Thailand — have all demonstrated strong growth momentum in recent years. In 2012, motorcycle production in Thailand was 2.6 million units, rising 62.5% compared with 2007. Indonesia reported 7.1 million motorcycles produced in 2012, a 51% increase in five years. In Vietnam, there was a 59% increment in the five-year period, with motorcycle production totaling 4.23 million units in 2012.
In the Coatings Division, BASF develops, produces and markets a high-quality range of innovative automotive OEM coatings, automotive refinishes and industrial coatings as well as decorative paints. BASF has significant market positions in the Coatings sector in Europe, North America, South America and the Asia Pacific region. In 2012 the Coatings Division of the BASF Group achieved global sales of nearly 3.0 billion Euros.
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Microsoft has rolled out its new Windows Live Hotmail interface to all users of Hotmail, transforming it into an e-mail application with a much better desktop-app-like feel.
To switch to the new layout, you click a green Join Windows Live Hotmail button, and the installation routine prompts you to choose whether to put the new message preview pane on the bottom or on the right side of the browser window--or not to show it at all.
When you open a new folder or compose a new message, the display changes just as quickly as it would in a desktop program. But that view takes over the display; and unlike Yahoo Mail it has no tabs, so you can't compose a new e-mail message and check other messages simultaneously. Nor can you cut from one message and paste into another. You can use a search box up top to look for messages, but it searches only by sender.
Two nifty extras: A control bar in messages that contain sound file attachments permits you to play any such file from within Hotmail, and an Explorer-like interface with thumbnails helps you select photos to attach to messages. Both of these tools work only in Internet Explorer, though.
Of the recent crop of Web-based e-mail programs, I still like Yahoo's best. But if you're a Hotmail user, the new version's many enhancements make upgrading to Windows Live Hotmail a no-brainer.
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Well, as trying to summarize the entirety of who I am in a few paragraphs is impossible, I guess Ill just randomly type into this white box.
I live for music, it's what gets me out of bed in the morning. Any and all. Old school metal-head, hip hop aficionado, guitarist of quite a few years.
I enjoy video games, I've been a fan since I was a little tyke and I'm sure i'll be one when I'm an old man trying to figure out how the new technology works to eventually beat my grandson.
I really enjoy being out and about, enjoying nature or some crazy adventure running around the city - my skin fights me along the wayt but that's nothing a whole bunch of sunscreen can't fix.
I'm always out for an experience. I do enjoy going to bars & clubs from time to time, but I'm truly more of an introverted person, I enjoy well spent time in as well. books, tea, guitar, movies - I'm always after a girl that likes to cuddle for this reason.
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Listening (cheesy but true)
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In part three of our 2012 Season Awards for the Baltimore Ravens, we at Ravens 101 hand out our 2012 Defensive Player of the Year award in what was a very tight race. Our decision was not easy, but in the end we feel that the Ravens 2012 Defensive Player of the Year is Cary Williams.
This was not an easy decision, but in the end, wouldn't you as the big-time Raven fan want it to be a tough decision as opposed to an easy one? That simply means that there were enough different players contributing on the defensive side of the ball to make it a tough decision. In the end Williams got our nod for the fantastic season he had, especially considering he went from being the number two cornerback to the number one spot when Lardarius Webb went down with an ACL injury. Cary stepped into that role and played phenomenally. Although his four interceptions does not turn heads as a high amount, that can be attributed to the fact that he was playing so well that opponents were not challenging Williams' coverage. During the regular season, Williams also added 75 tackles (4th on team), 21 passes defended (which led the team and was good enough for 6th overall in NFL) and one sack. There is no question that Williams had a great regular season, but he also played well in the postseason with two interceptions and eight passes defended. He and Corey Graham played as good as a cornerback tandem can play in the postseason.
A couple other players need to mentioned in this debate as one was extremely close to beating out Williams for this award.
- Dannell Ellerbe – With Ray Lewis missing most of the season with a torn triceps, Ellerbe took over the role of lead inside line backer with a great performance. Ellerbe finished the season second on the team with 92 tackles, third with 4.5 sacks and also recovered one fumble. As many Ravens did, he stepped up his game in the playoffs as he was second on the team with 32 tackles, defended three passes and even had an interception.
- Paul Kruger – Want to know who almost beat out Williams for this award? Kruger is your answer. Although he got off to a slow start, once Terrell Suggs returned to the line-up, Kruger took off and had a fantastic season. He led the team with nine sacks, threw in 42 tackles, a fumble recovery and an interception. For a team that struggled to really apply pressure on the opposing quarterbacks, Kruger was a welcome presence as a pass rusher, as he really gave Baltimore that marquee rusher on the defensive side of the ball. Paul also stepped up in the playoffs, and in a big way. He led all players in the postseason with 4.5 sacks and also recovered and forced a fumble as well.
Once again it was great to have such a tough decision, but what is worse is that all three of these guys are free agents this offseason, so the Ravens front office will have to decide if they can afford to keep any of these guys, nonetheless more than one. It is one of the bigger things to watch this offseason in regards to free agents, but in regards to Williams, the Ravens will have Webb returning next season, so his departure may not be as bad for the team as Ellerbe or Kruger.
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As summer break nears, thousands of school-aged children in West Virginia who rely on their school's free or reduced-priced meals may soon face a situation where they do not have access to three squares a day.
In accordance with federal law and U.S. Department of Agriculture policy, the Summer Food Service Program will try to fill that nutritional gap by providing free meals at 15 locations across Kanawha County for all but two weeks of the summer break.
Of those 15 locations, 10 will serve both breakfast and lunch.
From May 27 to Aug. 1, eligible low-income students will have access to dine at those sites, which include churches, community centers and elementary and middle schools.
While most locations will only serve meals Monday through Friday, the Rand Community Center will be open for lunch seven days a week June 9 through Aug. 1.
About 53 percent of public school students in West Virginia apply for and receive government subsidized meals during the school year, and according to child advocacy group Kid's Count's most recent data, about 24 percent of all children under the age of 18 live in a household that has faced food insecurity sometime in the past year.
According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, a household that has food security has access to enough food for all its members at all times, while those that are insecure have limited or uncertain availability of food that can be acquired in socially acceptable ways.
The Summer Food Service Program began in 1968 as an amendment to the National School Lunch Act, which created reduced-cost and free school lunches.
Through the service, free meals are provided to all children in significant areas of low-income families.
For example, an annual income of $23,850 is considered the poverty level for a four person household.
The USDA considers children in a four-person household with 130 percent of that income to be eligible for free school meals, while children in a four-person household at 185 percent are eligible for reduced-cost meals.
The program is the largest federal nutrition resource for children in the summer. Public and private groups can sign up to sponsor the program, and the federal government reimburses the cost of food at a set rate.
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PTI: As proliferation of pirated music CDs and illegal downloading of songs from the Internet cost annual losses of Rs 1200 crore to the industry, musicians are now banking on a new way of earning royalties. Under the initiative of the copyright body Indian Performing Right Society (IPRS), hundreds of lyricists, composers and music companies earn handsome royalties each time you groove to their tunes at a hotel or a discotheque.
Late music composer Salil Chowdhury's wife Sabita, who hardly got any royalty from the album sales of his evergreen numbers, now earns around than Rs 4 lakh on an average each year as royalties earned from IPRS, which collects Public Performance License fees from all playing music commercially.
"Most of the music companies don't pay me royalties as the legal heir to my husband. Artistes are always lost in their own world of creativity so we are unable to keep track of all these things. But through IPRS, I am happy to be earning regular royalties," she told PTI.
The Burmans, which has produced the iconic father-son duo of S D Burman and R D Burman, has similar tales as they have earned more than Rs 1 crore by way of IPRS royalties in the last four years, officials of the Society said. Veteran musician Mrinal Bandyopadhyay, now in his seventies, says the royalty cheques he receives each year helps him take care of his expenses in old age. According to industry figures, the physical sales of recorded music has dropped by 5 per cent to Rs 299 crore in 2010 while digital sales and revenues through performing rights have increased by over 40 per cent to Rs 432 crore.
"Over the years, consumption of music has increased by "Over the years, consumption of music has increased by 50 per cent but monetisation has fallen by 50 per cent. This is because newer formats have come up for making music available," says IPRS CEO Rakesh Nigam.
Besides families of other late music personalities like Pulak Bandyopadhyay and Hemanta Mukhopadhyay, prominent Bollywood musicians like AR Rahman, Anu Malik, Gulzar and Bappi Lahiri are all members of IPRS. Under the Copyright Act, 1957, the Society is the exclusive licensing authority for public performances of live or recorded tracks. The license fees collected from hotels, restaurants, pubs, shopping malls, etc for playing commercial music are distributed as royalty to its members - lyricists, composers and music companies.
IPRS has also been demanding royalties from FM channels and television reality shows. IPRS gives 30 per cent of its net collection to the composer, 20 per cent to the lyric writer and 50 per cent to the music company. IPRS' regional manager Avishek Basu says some of the commercial establishments in Kolkata were still not paying them license fees. "We have even sent them legal notices and will take them to court if they continue to violate the copyright of our members," he says.


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Supernova by Chrissy Gardiner
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Slipped stitch patterns are almost always the way to go when beating a feisty colorway like this into some semblance of submission. Purl stitches also add some interest and break up the colors differently than knits, so a slipped stitch design with a purl background ended up being ideal for this yarn. The stitch isn't overly complicated, because this colorway would eat complicated for breakfast.
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Monkeypox Outbreak Alert
Background: Monkeypox is a viral disease similar to smallpox. The virus responsible for it is, in fact, closely related to the smallpox virus and vaccination against smallpox provides protection against monkeypox. Before the eradication of smallpox, vaccination was widely practiced and protected against both diseases. However, children born after 1980 have not been vaccinated against smallpox and are hence more susceptible to monkeypox than older members of the population. The death rate from monkeypox is highest in young children, reaching about 10 percent.
Most cases of monkeypox characteristically occur in remote villages of Central and West Africa close to tropical rainforests where there is frequent contact with infected animals. Monkeypox is usually transmitted to humans from rodents and primates (such as monkeys) through contact with the animal's blood or through a bite.
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It's that time of year again when Arizonans are collecting information to file their annual federal and state tax returns. This year's deadline for filing taxes is April 17.
The AARP Foundation Tax-Aide Program will begin offering free tax counseling and tax preparation assistance beginning Feb. 1 for people of middle and low incomes, with special attention given to people over 60.
The AARP Foundation Tax-Aide program is a free community service with sites set up at various churches, libraries and community centers in the state. Tax-Aide volunteers are trained by AARP in cooperation with the Internal Revenue Service. Last year, Tax-Aide volunteers in Arizona helped nearly 95,000 people prepare their federal and state tax returns at 80 sites in Arizona.
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Kinoh magiK - YODO
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Rated 4.5 / 5 stars
Good stuff. It's funny because I always joke with people that I typically skip electronic songs at nearly always exactly 1:10 because that's when the intro is over and yours is no different haha.
However, it feels mixed very differently than other songs in the same genre. One thing I've read is to do comparative listening to songs that sound similar and mix to match. The vibe is there and I dig it a lot. I felt at 2:32 it was missing that KSHHHH bass that helps slow the track down.
It could also use more 16nd notes in the vocals to add less repetition.
Ha yeah its to make them Dj friendly :-)
Yeah I know what you mean, its the pat im least happy with on the track.
I know its not much but I have remixed phrase 1 and 3 after thr drop, also changed the drum template at 2.32, I think it fills in more of the space, but still not good enough yet tbh
Rated 4.5 / 5 stars
Pretty good! :D
The only Thing that bothers me is there doesn't seem to be any reverb, delay or layering to fill in the void that the track creates. I like your basses and your synths but it would sound fuller if you layered your synths and added some effects. :) Even a light verb on your basses would be nice. 4/5!
Good shout man I'll remember that for the next one.
Thanks for the feedback