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My nail polish crush from long, long time ago. I adored everything purple back then. It started with purple cremes and slowly my love spreaded onto the shimmer versions of purple shades as well. Sally Hansen Salon Nail Lacquer in Arabian Night is one of my Ebay purchases from 2009. It's still available (I checked) but it's a bit pricier now - it can be yours for 19.99 USD plus shipping.
Sally Hansen, Arabian Night, 3 coats
I can see why I fell in love with this shade, but my love isn't as strong nowadays. Don't get me wrong - it's a gorgeous and very unique shade (I've never owned a shade like this one), but it just doesn't do it for my anymore. It's a 3-coater and it doesn't look very flattering on me. I think I might have to move this shade to my 'blog sale' bin. Still, I'm sure it will be hard to say goodbye to this one...
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'This One's For Jack': A Memorable Night for One Of New Jersey's 'Bravest'Just a quick update: I had a terrific time at the Cutting Room in NYC last night. It was a special tribute to one of New Jersey's Bravest; Jack Ferry. ~DT
Steven Van Zandt Talks Darlene Love, The Sopranos with Scott ShannonLegendary guitarist, songwriter, consigliere, actor, entrepeneur, producer, and member of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, 'Little' Steven Van Zandt stopped by to talk about his latest venture, 'introducing' singer Darlene Love.
Steven Schirripa Breaks Down His Version of The Sopranos Final SceneSteven Schirripa (Bobby Bacala) has his own take on the final episode and, more importantly, the final scene of the hit HBO series.
Steven Schirripa Began Taking Acting Classes AFTER Landing Role On 'The Sopranos'Normally, lottery winners see a dramatic influx of cash from the start, which wasn't the case for Schirripa during the show's first season.
Friends, Family & Fans Say Goodbye To 'Sopranos' Star James GandolfiniNEW YORK (CBSNewYork/AP) – The creator of "The Sopranos" said at James Gandolfini's funeral that the actor brought the traits of a sad boy, "amazed and confused," to the role of Tony Soprano.
Broadway To Dim Its Lights In Memory Of James GandolfiniNEW YORK (CBSNewYork) – Broadway will pay tribute to New Jersey native and "Sopranos" star James Gandolfini who died of a heart attack in Italy last week at age 51.
NJ Flags Flying At Half-Staff For 'Sopranos' Star James GandolfiniNEW YORK (CBSNewYork/AP) – Flags in New Jersey are being flown at half-staff Monday in memory of "Sopranos" star and New Jersey native James Gandolfini.
The Best Music From 'The Sopranos'Some of the best music was saved for the end credits, serving as an exclamation point for each episode. Here are some of the best songs used on The Sopranos.
Remembering James Gandolfini: Tony Soprano Sings Along To WCBS-FMAs we look back on a great career from a great actor, we also need to look at the impact The Sopranos had on pop culture and music.
Actor James Gandolfini Dies At 51NEW YORK (CBSNewYork) — New Jersey native and former star of "The Sopranos" James Gandolfini has died.
Steven Van Zandt On James Gandolfini: "I Have Lost A Brother And A Best Friend"On Wednesday (June 19) the world was shocked by the news of actor James Gandolfini's passing at 51 from a heart attack.
Inside Steven Van Zandt's "St. Valentine's Day Massacre"The soundtrack to David Chase's Not Fade Away features the fictional band portrayed in the film, The Twylight Zones, covering some early rock classics including Bo Diddley's "Bo Diddley," Bob Dylan's "Subterranean Homesick Blues" and the standard "Time Is On My Side." One lesser known song on the soundtrack is "St. Valentine's Day Massacre," written by the film's Music Supervisor, Steven Van Zandt.

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A governess is a woman entrusted with the care and supervision of a child, especially in a rich private home. She is a female employee from outside of the family who teaches children within the family circle.
Education and discipline
In contrast to a nanny or baby-sitter, she is concentrated on teaching and training children past toddler age (pre-school and schoolchildren), working on their behavior and education, rather than looking after their needs such as feeding or hygiene.
As this is the age where children traditionally require greatest discipline, governesses are (or used to be) entrusted with their punishment, whenever such should be required. Governesses have therefore become popular authority figures in child spanking novels, spanking stories, spanking art and other art forms of the F/m and F/f pairing.
Spanking novel
Governess is also the title of a spanking novel by Harriet Marwood (1967).
Fetish films
Lupus Pictures has produced a corporal punishment film called Governess, an elegant period-piece costume drama set in the 1900s.
Detail from The Governess by Rebecca Solomon (1832-1886).
The governess, illustration of an F/m caning.
You have been very naughty...
See also
- More information on this topic is available at [ Wikipedia:Governess ]


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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - Cities and towns across northeast Florida and southeast Georgia are holding community celebrations for Independence Day.
Here's a sampling of activities available:
- Ice Skating and family activities, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Veterans Memorial Arena ($3 skate rental)
- American Flag display along Independent Drive near the Main Street Bridge, 9 a.m. to midnight
- Concert in Metropolitan Park. Gates open at 4 p.m., music begins at 5 p.m.
- Boat decorating contest, 4 p.m., Northbank riverfront
- Fireworks over the St. Johns River, 9:45 p.m. (also live on Channel 4)
For more information, visit MakeASceneDowntown.com.
- "Liberty Celebration," 4 to 10 p.m., Sea Walk Pavilion
- Food and music, including Navy Band Southeast
- Fireworks at 9:30 p.m.
- Second Annual God And Country Celebration by Solomon Lodge No. 20 and Scottish Rite of Jacksonville
- Music, speakers, historical tours, carriage rides, kids' area
- Begins at 10 a.m.
- 10th annual parade down River Road, 2 p.m.
- American Pie Fourth of July event at Moosehaven Retirement Community
- Fireworks display over the St. Johns River, 9:30 p.m.
- Stars and Stripes Freedom Festival at the Central Park Pavilion, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
- Patriotic Parade down Centre Street, 7 p.m.
- Concert of American music in front of the Depot, 8 p.m.
- Fireworks at the Harbor Marina, 9:30 p.m.
- Music, beauty pageant and drum circle, downtown, 5 to 11 p.m.
- Music, BBQ and watermelon eating contests and more, downtown, noon to 11 p.m.
- Fireworks at dusk
- The All-Star Orchestra plays at the Plaza de la Constitucion, 6 to 8 p.m.
- Fireworks over the Mantanzas, 9:30 p.m.
- Celebration at Mary Ross Waterfront Park begins at 7 p.m.
- Fireworks at dark
- Beach deck near convention center; fireworks at dark
- Fireworks at 9 p.m. at pier
- All-day festival along waterfront includes foot races, classic car show, kids' area and live music.
- Parade at 10 a.m.; fireworks after dark
- All-day even at Memorial Stadium features live music, food and games.
- Fireworks at 9 p.m.
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text: Title I is a Federal program that serves students throughout the United States. The Title I program operates under the guidelines of the No Child Left Behind Act of 2001. The Title I program helps schools and students meet state and local education standards. Title I funds are directed to schools with the highest poverty levels as determined by schools' free and reduced lunch rates. School divisions apply each year for Title I grant money.


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The singer said, 'He left us, remarried and had another family, and by all accounts was a great dad to them.'
Sir Elton John has opened up about his fractured relationship with his late father, revealing his dad never saw him perform. "The Rocket Man", who welcomed a son, Zachary, over Christmas, craved attention from his father, Stanley Dwight, as he was growing up.
Dwight divorced John's mother when the musician was 15 years old, and went on to remarry and have three more children. And the singer reveals that although his father was a loving parent to his half-brothers, he was unable to relate to the star and failed to take an interest in his music career.
He tells Britain's Daily Mail, "You know, my father never came to hear me play. Not ever. He was a tough and unemotional man. Hard. In the RAF (Royal Air Force). He was dismissive, disappointed and finally absent. I just wanted him to acknowledge what I'd done. But he never did."
"It wasn't that he didn't know how to relate to kids. He left us, remarried and had another family, and by all accounts was a great dad to them. It wasn't children, it was me."


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Westerville City Schools Sets Aggressive Timeline For Superintendent Search
WESTERVILLE, Ohio
The district's school board wants a new superintendent under contract by early February.
The board hired the Ohio School Boards Association to conduct the search. Members also want to hear from the public, they posted a survey on the district's website.
The board also scheduled four focus groups for late November, ThisWeek Community Newspapers reported.
Dan Good, the district's current superintendent, announced his retirement last month. He will remain with the district through the end of June.
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Vandalism that has recently occurred at Miller Park has sparked concern among citizens that frequently visit the park.
A symbol that appears to resemble a swastika, a symbol most notably used by the Nazi Party of Germany in the 1930s and 1940s, was found painted on a sign at the park near the playground.
In the wake of recent events that occurred in Charlottesville, Virginia, some local citizens had expressed concern about the vandalism at the park, and its potential to spark backlash amid high tensions.
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Cmp Girl Light Stretch Performance Fix Hood Sweat
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A sporty appearance for this hoodie ready to face any challenge. this garment in Stretch Performance fleece will surprise you as soon as you touch it. The outer fabric is soft, smooth and elasticated, making it ideal for life outdoors. The pile fabric has the task of stopping you feeling the cold while ensuring a high level of breathability. The adjustable hood protects the neck and head against bad weather. It is made entirely within our own production facilities, where the utmost attention is paid to the use of materials and dyes that are environmentally-friendly and not harmful to people.
- Insulative
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- Stretch Performance: Stretch Performance fleece is produced using eco-friendly materials and dyes, that are non-toxic for the wearer. It is light, insulating, breathable, easy to wash and quick-dry.
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- the bed of Procrustes
- Procrustes Pro*crus"tes, n. [L., fr. Gr. ?, fr. ? to beat out,
to stretch; ? forward + ? to strike.] (Gr. Antiq.)
A celebrated legendary highwayman of Attica, who tied his
victims upon an iron bed, and, as the case required, either
stretched or cut of their legs to adapt them to its length;
-- whence the metaphorical phrase,
{the bed of Procrustes}. [1913 Webster]
The Collaborative International Dictionary of English. 2000.


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Homestead library to host fair
Saturday will be an extraordinary day at the Carnegie Library of Homestead, fitting for a facility that's anything but ordinary.
Guests are invited from noon to 3 p.m. to celebrate the library's ninth annual community fair in front of the building along E. Tenth Avenue in Munhall or inside the shuffleboard room in the event of rain.
Rebecca DePoe, an Americorps member who helped to organize this weekend's free event, said the afternoon will be marked by activities like music, crafts, games and food courtesy of sponsors including the Salvation Army, Munhall police, the Munhall Volunteer Fire Bureau, Rivers of Steel and Citizens Bank.
"The reason we do this is to celebrate all the kids who worked so hard in our summer reading programs," DePoe said. "It's also a good way to show that the Homestead area has a lot of services to offer and to get them all in one place. It's a great way to get everyone together before the end of summer to see everything this community has here."
DePoe said each of the organizations will explain or demonstrate the services they provide amid a late-summer picnic atmosphere.
Kids will be able to have their faces painted and make necklaces and keychains while competing in events like sponge relay races and an Angry Birds toss. There will be hamburgers, hot dogs, vegetables and water.
In addition, 12-year-old singer Gabby Barrett and local singer/songwriter Matt Tichon will provide entertainment throughout the day.
But to DePoe, a huge appeal of the fair is that it provides interested community members a valuable chance to see everything the Carnegie Library has to offer.
"It's such an underutilized resource," she said. "It's not just a library, but a music hall and an athletic club, too. I think if more people knew about it, that would be beneficial for everyone."
Tim Karan is a staff writer for Trib Total Media. He can be reached at 412-664-9161, ext. 1970.


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OVER 2,000 young people visited the first Powys Careers Festival at Llanelwedd on Wednesday, March 8.
The event was organised by the multi-agency Positive Pathways Powys Group and was officially opened by Kirsty Williams, the Welsh Government's Cabinet Secretary for Education.
She said: "I was delighted to be invited to formally launch the work of the group. We are on a national mission to reform education in Wales and to ensure that all of our young people, regardless of their innate talents, reach their potential.
"No one organisation can do that alone. We all have to work together to ensure that your young people have the best opportunities," she added.
Year 10 and 12 pupils from schools across Powys as well as college students called in at the event, held at the Royal Welsh Showground.
More than 120 exhibitors, were present to give advice and information to the young people on the careers that are available within their organisations.
A wide range of sectors attended, with large and small organisations present from the public, private and voluntary sectors.
The Cardiff Blues were also on hand to give tips on rugby to the young people, as part of the Tackle Wales education project.
Jackie Parker is chair of the Group and is Head of Crickhowell High School.
She said: "The feedback from students in all schools has been instantly positive and they have not stopped talking about the new career opportunities they explored during the day with the various exhibitors.
"It's a privilege to see so many students fired with enthusiasm and we are all very grateful to the exhibitors and our partners who made this all possible."
The Cabinet Secretary, along with the young people, tried out some of the hands-on equipment, including the Bloodhound Supersonic Car simulator.
She also presented Rebecca Rees from Crickhowell High School with her prize of an iPad for her winning entry to design a logo for the Group.
Runners-up were Adam Wilson from Llanidloes High School and Isabel Brosington, from Crickhowell High School.
The Positive Pathways Powys Group is made up of: all Powys High Schools, Powys County Council, Careers Wales, the NPTC Group of Colleges, Cambrian Training and the Powys Association of Voluntary Organisations.
More information about the festival and the Group can be found at: facebook.com/PositivepathwaysPowys


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Mind Over Matter: Explorer of the Seas Cruise Review by fjjla1
Overall Member Rating
Mind Over Matter
Destination: Southern Caribbean
Embarkation: Bayonne (Cape Liberty)
This was our second cruise on Royal, and I have to say it is so evident that the company is cutting many corners. We stayed in a suite, but parts of my family were booked in balcony cabins. We were given small bottles of shampoo,etc in our bathroom, they were not. We got chocolates at night (when they didn't run out), the balcony cabins did not. I never received the usual port information sheets in my cabin, and what happened to the daily newspaper (New YORK TIMES SUMMARY)? The Internet service was the worst at sea I have ever experienced, and Royal did not have anyone on board staffing the Internet Cafe. They charged for a service that More never worked, and didn't seem to care one way or another.
I think Royal Caribbean has a towel fetish. If you wanted a towel at the pool you had to check one out with your room card & return it or risk being charged $20 for a lousy towel. The pool was closed on the last day at sea, since the weather was so bad. No one at guest relations knew how to credit passengers for towels they had neglected to return the day before.
The food was ordinary, and at times served cold when it should have been piping hot. The service at the Windjammer was horrible, to say the least. The food was always cold and soggy. There were never enough tables and as a result, the manager was constantly making announcements asking passengers to vacate their tables when they finished eating. I felt like I was in a high school cafeteria, not on a luxury vacation. The Explorer needs to open more buffet lines in the main dining room for lunch & dinner, or perhaps serve a buffet on the pool deck in nice weather.
If you want a fun meal, go to Johnny Rockets. The wait staff in there are the best on the ship! Half way through the meal they will entertain you with song & dance. They are great with the kids. It is the only venue where you can eat outside on the deck, a real plus.
The Portofino restaurant was a great experience, and well worth the extra fees. My family enjoyed the production shows & the Ice Skating show. The magician show was a poor choice for a last night on the cruise. Royal should re-think that act.
Our cabin attendant, Rikka, was excellent. she was very professional and tried very hard to please us. We loved our suite accommodations, and would recommend booking a suite on this ship. The amenities come in handy. My one complaint, the TVs are old and the TV service is outdated. Celebrity offers free movies on their TV service. Royal offers nothing on their TV service (when it works).
We had a nice time on this vacation. We loved the beach excursion from Samana ---we went to CAyo Levantodo. It was one of the nicest beaches I have ever been to. It was nicer than Labadee, which again was very crowded and disorganized due to lack of help. The food lines were too long, and there were not enough places to sit.The lines to re-board the ship were of people hundreds long. We didn't board until one hour after the all aboard time because everyone waited until the very last second to get back on the ship.
Megan's bay Beach in St Thomas was nice, but the excursion offered was too short (3 hours). The ship docked in San Juan at 4:30pm. This was a disappointment because it left little time to explore the beaches in this Island.
My last comment centers around the cigarette smoke, which pours out of the casino into adjacent & surrounding areas. I never entered the casino because the smoke is offensive to me. My suggestion to Royal, is that they close off the casino with doors and windows to keep the smoke out of the other public areas. Let the smoke stay where it originates and not bother the non-smokers. Less
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Pull through the bulge and pad up the unprotected slab.
Surely shorter than 10m, a very good route.
Adequately protected with the appropriate gear (quite specific). Low in the grade; more technical but not as bold as Short Slab.
Surely the easiest E1 on grit - much easier than 3 pebble slab !
Classic example of the flaw in the Rockfax voting system. I think this is VS 4c, but could concede that it's a soft HVS 5a, just. But when asked to vote everyone says "easy E1" 'cause it's much nicer to think "I must have been going rather well" as opposed to "that route is completely misgraded". On a stiff route however, everyone's going to say "this is a rip-off at HVS, I want it to be E1" - especially at these grades - hence grade inflation. In interpretting the votes, I reckon 'add one' i.e. read "easy E1" as "overgraded" and "E2" as "hard E1". The only ones which need regrading will be evident from the comments.
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Saturday, August 19, 2017
Neuralgia of breasts?
I`m now 17 weeks pg. In the last 4 weeks or so, my breasts, which have hurt a ton since I got pg, have gotten even stranger. In the first place, I`m not allergic to bras! Unless I wear cotton, it feel as though my breasts got stuck by a nettle, or have had cayenne pepper rubbed into them. (No rash shows, although they get a bit red.) Now I`m experiencing about two big pain spots in each breast, even though I took my (all cotton) bra off about two hours ago. They hurt like MAD.
What could cause this? Nerves being pressured? I was a 34D, but kind of slender (143 at five foot ten). I have put on 19 lbs, and my breasts are now a 38DD. My mother also apparently got huge when pg (darn it.)
Any solutions or suggestions would be really appreciated. I don`t even know what type of doctor to speak to about this!
Your obstetrician is the perfect person to talk about these issues because many women have breast-related complaints during pregnancy.
Alhtough is is difficult to render a diagnosis without an exam, the underlying cause is the enlargement of your breast associated with the pregnancy. Although this is probably not an inherited trait from your mother, many women experience the bra size increase you describe. Two things can occur in this situation. First, there is excess pulling on the ligaments that keep the shape to your breasts and this is sometimes felt as a pulling or burning. The second thing is that if you do not find a properly supportive bra, there can be a lot of pressure on the side of your breasts. Those might be the sore spots you are referring to.
My suggestion is to first speak about this with your obstetrician. In the meanwhile, find a supportive but not too tight bra that may ease your symptoms.
Good luck.
Arthur T Ollendorff, MD
Associate Professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology
College of Medicine
University of Cincinnati


text: The Be A Martian app lets you experience Mars as if you were there. See the latest mission images of the spacecraft and those returned from the Red Planet, learn about Mars and all the active missions, ask a question about Mars, get up-to-the-minute news, and check out behind-the-scenes videos featuring people on the missions. Free for Android, iPhone, and Windows phones. Visit http://mars.jpl.nasa.gov/mobile/info/ for download information.


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- Released: Jun 29, 1999
- Sound: 3
- Lyrics: 1
- Overall Impression: 1
Users' score:
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Sound — 3
Good god. Yes I am a fan of some brutal death metal bands, and grindcore, but the way Mortician takes this genre, is into a boring daze of the same sound which you will get sick of in 5 songs. My whole review on this album is somewhat what had happened on YouTube.com, where I posted a few comments on a Mortician video of how all their songs sound the same, and they don't have much talent. I was absolutely blindsided with hate comments, and the only thing I could really do about it was fight back and forth for months about this stupid band. There is nothing innovative about this band. Every single song sounds the same, with voice modifycated growls, absolutely horrid guitar buzzes, and the same blastbeats (which are a drum machine, no human is actually doing that). Mortician lures you into the song with a horror movie clip, which gets your attention because you want to know what is happening (usually the clip is someone getting murdered, or a freaky guy telling people they are going to die), then like a switch-blade being sliced into your eye-balls, the music delivers nothing but hell.
Lyrics — 1
Hmm.. with pretty much the lyrics of a maniac, it's all about killing things and commiting brutal acts to their decomposed corpse. If people really want to hear this, they'd turn to Cannibal Corpse or Aborted, because those bands have orginality in their songs. Every Mortician song is the same, and goes like this: slow bass bring in, goes somewhat quiet and slows down, drum machine kicks in at 500 BPM or so, leaving you to listen to "UGHHH!HH!H!" over and over again.
Overall Impression — 1
If I were to compare this to any other Mortician album out there, I'd say no album is different then the next. Out of their 100+ song library, Mortician piles on the repeat of same sounding songs as a killer would with his corpse pile. In other words, does a dead body look like the other dead body that is stacked onto it? Yes. Does every Mortician song sound the same, stacked onto the other one? Yes. Mortician is perfect to be compared to a pile of rotting corpses. A song that is impressive? None have talent. If I had to give it to one song though, I'd say Psychotic Rage was alright. Their other albums such as "Hacked Up For Barbeque", are probably just a bit better than this one. Yet, I don't think anyone would enjoy this album, perhaps some serious brutal death metal fans will, infact I know they do, cause they give me shit 24/7 for bashing this. Well to answer the famous question of "If this were stolen." If this were stolen, I would let the robber have it, it's his loss for having such a shitty CD. No talent at all, these guys are in their 30s for gods sake. Search harder for a better death metal band, I am positive you will find one.


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tl;dr on me:
My friends are great and you can meet them if you want. I make a lot of charts and graphs about my life. I'm a huge film camera hipster. My glasses are 90% for the looks. I ride my bike a lot.
Ask me about color science.
This sums up my feelings about polyamory and friendships better than I ever could: https://medium.com/@JasnaTod/the-bigger-picture-of-polyamory-680a573f3d5f#.4kbobg4a0
Constantly on the verge of riding my bike off into the sunset and never coming back. Not literally of course because I live on the west coast, I would have to ride north.
I recently career shifted from a social network to a space company. I have no idea what I'm doing and my friends are already tired of hearing me talk about satellites, it's going really well.
Came to the bay in 2011 for tech bs, staying for the year-round perfect cycling weather and wonderful geography. To be oddly specific I'm in love with all these hills.. Hawk Hill, Mt. Tam, Berkeley hills, Bernal. I could go on for a while.
I travel with only a film camera to play out a fantasy of being a National Geographic photographer in the 60's.
~~Blog Spam Alert~~
Here are a few things I've worked really hard on and if you think they're cool we might get along.
Color Science stuff💜💙💚
I'm waiting for the day when I meet someone who also has been tracking their GPS location for years so we can intersect our paths on a map and find out how many times we walked right past each other.
According to my 23andme genetic test, the chances of me getting Age-related Macular Degeneration are 1.5 times the average. So we should go look at things, while I still can.
I'm moderately good at:
teaching people how to use a camera
If I hit him that's 10 points right?
Why make things up, here's a dump of my last.fm data. My
top 30 artists by play count as of Jan 2016
2752 Tegan and Sara
2506 Stars
1275 Passion Pit
1029 Metric
867 Lana Del Rey
851 Angels & Airwaves
811 Regina Spektor
806 Ellie Goulding
806 The Naked and Famous
754 Marina & the Diamonds
717 blink-182
624 The xx
621 Death Cab for Cutie
578 Les Misérables Live! The 2010 Cast
545 Imogen Heap
530 The Wombats
479 Icona Pop
478 Geographer
475 Casiotone for the Painfully Alone
461 Watsky
460 Childish Gambino
417 Miike Snow
416 Shiny Toy Guns
412 Ra Ra Riot
410 Mumford & Sons
403 Straylight Run
390 Matt & Kim
384 fun.
A much less scientific list of Movies/Shows/Mini-series that I like
Cloud Atlas
Rick and Morty
Toy Story 3
Apollo 13
Stargate SG1
The Daily Show
Last Week Tonight
Hard Candy
You want to be friends. Since I left college I've met tons of people on okc that have completely changed my life. Friendships are first class relationships for me.
You want to trade friends, I'll show you mine if you show me yours.
I came across a profile that had message prompts and I really liked it so if you're out of ideas try one of these : )
1) what's the coolest thing you've done alone
2) tell me about your first best friend
3) how's your 1/3 life crisis going?
4) how do you feel about conversations about the weather?


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SAP, Microsoft, Oracle, and the other legacy CRM gorillas shared their vision for Sales 2.0 with the world yesterday, at the Sales & Marketing 2.0 Conference in San Francisco. My beef? We're talking about all the right ideas, built on exactly the wrong technology.
SAP is a great example. Chris Ball (who runs SAP's western sales region) and Jonathan Becher (who runs SAP's product marketing) absolutely "get" Sales 2.0-- they were up on stage at the conference talking about how their customers are more concerned about transforming their business in these turbulent times than they are about the ERP expertise that has gotten SAP to where it is today. They know that they need to help their clients become customer-centric rather than product-centric (and move in that direction themselves as a company).
Yet during the Q&A, one SAP customer in the audience summed up the experience of many: "It's been a disaster," she said of their SAP implementation.
The root cause is a classic catch 22 with on-premise technology. This customer was encouraged to use SAP out of the box-- which is generally good advice, as anyone who has tried to upgrade a modified SAP system will tell you. But that required them to make needless changes to their business processes to fit the vanilla software... and then perform an upgrade less than a year later in order to get missing required features.
Here's the core issue: technology optimized for change is fundamentally different than technology optimized for the seldom-changing core.
This is borne out in the market: "I have customers who are going to Workday for HR, to Salesforce.com for SFA," said SAP's Chris Ball. "They're still an SAP customer, and will be for a long time, but they're eroding me at the edges."
This is often used as a criticism of SaaS applications-- that they're only being adopted "at the edge." But that's exactly where enterprises have the biggest need for solutions that are quick to get up and running, inexpensive to scale up and down, and easy to change with market conditions. This is technology optimized for change.
That's the disconnect with the presentations at Sales 2.0. Microsoft's demonstration of what's possible with their upcoming "social" release of Dynamics CRM 2011 is very impressive... but achieving that experience requires the costly implementation of dozens of different Microsoft server technologies, including Exchange, Sharepoint, Communications Server, and of course, the CRM system itself. That's true of Oracle's Social CRM, and what SAP has to offer as well. And if you want to bring these systems together? Look no further than the attempted relaunch of SAP & Microsoft's "Duet" after 3 years of failure. Exactly the right ideas, built on exactly the wrong technology.
What about companies who are trying support Sales 2.0 using cloud technology, like Salesforce and Google? Its a different story. Look at Brady, a $1.5B manufacturer that describes itself as an "accidental cloud leader" thanks to their use of Salesforce and Google Apps (read the full article here).
"We're connecting our Salesforce CRM and Google collaboration platforms so if employees are in one system they don't need to re-enter or change information in other systems," said Matt Vanderbush, their head of IT strategy. "We think this is a way to make our employees more productive, encourage even greater adoption of the systems we have, and improve the quality of data we have in these systems at the same time."
And because these are cloud-based systems, there's no hardware to buy, no middleware to install, and nothing to upgrade or patch before you can get started. This is the technology that Gartner is calling "cloud brokerage," and its exactly the RIGHT technology to power Sales 2.0 (more on that technology here, and my own demonstration of what's possible using this technology here)
Thanks in part to conferences like Sales 2.0, we've completely changed how we talk about successful sales and marketing over the past 3 years. The way that most organizations actually sell and market their offerings hasn't kept pace, thanks at least in part to the on-premise technology at the core of many "Sales 2.0" offerings.
Ryan Nichols is the Vice President of Cloudsourcing and Cloud Strategy for Appirio.


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Who would you select in your preliminary Ghana squad of 30? (LINK)
Here, you can take the role of Black Stars boss and select the players you would choose for your initial squad ahead of the Brazil 2014 World Cup.
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The Rangitaiki River trip is an incredible two hour whitewater journey that Wet'n Wild runs every day. It is perfect trip for rafters of all confidence levels including those who have never rafted before. Featuring 14 km of exciting grade three and grade four rapids, it is liquid fun from top to bottom. Passing through spectacular native bush and planted forest, this river trip takes you away from the urban world into a special New Zealand environment of pristine beauty and peace. With plenty time of time in between rapids to enjoy the scenery and the company of your fellow rafters, it provides a true river journey experience.
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The eighth annual Rotary Art Auction, in conjunction with Studio C, will be Saturday, Feb. 28, at the Pritchard Laughlin Civic Center.
The auction will include works of fine art created by local artists of note, including original paintings, sculptures, stained glass, woodworking, photography and ceramics.
Tickets for the event are $10 per person.
A wine and hors doeuver reception, including a time to meet the artists, cash bar and silent auction, will take place from 6 to 7 p.m., followed by the live auction from 7 to 9 p.m. featuring auctioneer Jim Rodgers.
Boston Light, an original acrylic painting by local artist Martha Jamail, is being raffled.
Called the ideal American lighthouse by historian Edward Rowe Snow, Boston Light holds an honored place among American beacons. It was the first lighthouse built in North America in 1716, and the last to become automated in 1998.
The raffle tickets are $1 each. Raffle tickets and tickets for the event can be obtained from Cambridge Rotarians.
They are also available at the following locations:
Studio C, 646 Wheeling Ave., Cambridge; The Daily Jeffersonian, 831 Wheeling Ave., Cambridge; Speedy Print, 828 Wheeling Ave., Cambridge; The Glass Galaxy, 1419 Maple Ave., Zanesville; Creative Graphics the Printers, 17 South Fourth St., Zanesville; Frames, Flames & More, 253 Market St. (in Freight Shop), Zanesville; and Custom Frames Unlimited, 1063 Linden Ave., Zanesville.
The Cambridge Rotary Art Auction Committee is also seeking corporate or individual sponsors for the event. Sponsorships can be obtained for $100 (platinum corporate-business), which includes four tickets to the auction; $50 (gold family), which includes two tickets; and $25 (silver individual), which includes one ticket.
Proceeds from the auction are kept in the community, with the Rotary Club using its share to fund the School Supplies for Kids project, and Studio C using its funds to offer affordable classes, supplies and promote area artists.


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Performance-Based Compensation and Firm Value: Experimental evidence
Motivated by research reporting positive price reactions to adoption of performance-based compensation plans, we examine price reactions to compensation contracting in experimental markets. The design allows us to manipulate variables separately and study issues of adverse selection (sorting) and moral hazard (incentives). We find that managers select contracts based on their private information, and that information is conveyed to the market by the choice of compensation contract and reflected in price. Additionally, we find that managers do not always exert costly effort in spite of favorable incentives to do so (shirking). As a result, the market is skeptical of incentive benefits. Thus, while we find evidence of overbidding in some treatments, we find that market prices are consistent with private information revelation but undervalue incentive benefits.
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"Why do some firms give stock options to all employees?: An empirical examination of alternative theories,"
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Elsevier, vol. 76(1), pages 99-133, April.
- Oyer, Paul & Schaefer, Scott, 2004. "Why Do Some Firms Give Stock Options To All Employees?: An Empirical Examination of Alternative Theories," Research Papers 1772r, Stanford University, Graduate School of Business.
- Paul Oyer & Scott Schaefer, 2004. "Why Do Some Firms Give Stock Options to All Employees?: An Empirical Examination of Alternative Theories," NBER Working Papers 10222, National Bureau of Economic Research, Inc.
- Yakov Amihud & Baruch Lev, 1981. "Risk Reduction as a Managerial Motive for Conglomerate Mergers," Bell Journal of Economics, The RAND Corporation, vol. 12(2), pages 605-617, Autumn.
- Warner, Jerold B., 1985. "Stock market reaction to management incentive plan adoption : An overview," Journal of Accounting and Economics, Elsevier, vol. 7(1-3), pages 145-149, April.
- Brickley, James A. & Bhagat, Sanjai & Lease, Ronald C., 1985. "The impact of long-range managerial compensation plans on shareholder wealth," Journal of Accounting and Economics, Elsevier, vol. 7(1-3), pages 115-129, April.
- Tehranian, Hassan & Waegelein, James F., 1985. "Market reaction to short-term executive compensation plan adoption," Journal of Accounting and Economics, Elsevier, vol. 7(1-3), pages 131-144, April.
- Core, John E. & Guay, Wayne R., 2001. "Stock option plans for non-executive employees," Journal of Financial Economics, Elsevier, vol. 61(2), pages 253-287, August.
- Scholes, Myron S, 1991. " Stock and Compensation," Journal of Finance, American Finance Association, vol. 46(3), pages 803-823, July.
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Bill and Cathy Kingdollar of Casey Creek announce the engagement of their son, Billy Kingdollar, to Ashley Lotito of Syracuse, N.Y.
Lotito is the daughter of John and Karen Lotito of Syracuse. She graduated from Solvay High School in 2003 and Rochester Institute of Technology in 2007. She works for the American Heart Association in Rochester.
Kingdollar graduated from Taylor County High School in 2001 and is serving in the U.S. Army as a Black Hawk crew chief. He is stationed at Ft. Drum, N.Y.
Previously scheduled for a holiday on Monday, Feb. 15, students at Campbellsville Independent and Taylor County schools will be in class that day after all.
The Campbellsville Board of Education met in special session Monday morning to amend the calendar, while the Taylor County Board voted at its Tuesday night meeting.
Both schools have had to cancel classes on several days because of bad weather.
Icy roads led to problems for motorists Tuesday night.
Between 6 and 10 p.m., Campbellsville/Taylor County E-911 dispatchers fielded 22 motorist assist calls and seven vehicle collision calls, according to E-911 Supervisor Anne Sanders. No injuries were reported.
Sanders said calls eased up after that. There were no calls related to icy roads on Wednesday morning, she said.
History has seen the sinking of the Titanic, two world wars and the sighting of Haley's Comet during the lifetime of E. Poe Young. And today, history will also see the celebration of Young's 100th birthday.
"I know this much, not many people have made it to 100," Young says. "I've been lucky and blessed."
Born in the Greater Hope Community in 1910, Young has lived in Taylor County all his life, 75 of those years in the same house.
Campbellsville University will be celebrating African-American History Month with a chapel service led by Dr. Joseph Owens, senior pastor of Shiloh Baptist Church in Lexington, at 10 a.m. Wednesday, Feb. 10 at Ransdell Chapel.
Owens is vice chair of the Campbellsville University Board of Trustees. He graduated from Campbellsville College in 1977 with a bachelor of arts in Christian studies. He has since won the 2009 Distinguished Alumni Award during Campbellsville University's homecoming celebration.
A Campbellsville man was injured Friday in a two-vehicle collision at the intersection of Campbellsville Bypass and Nancy Cox Drive.
According to a Campbellsville Police report, at 5:38 p.m., Robert W. Perkins, 57, of Campbellsville was making a left turn from Campbellsville Bypass onto Nancy Cox Drive in a 1994 Honda when he was struck by a 2001 KIA driven by Jeremy Thewlis, 29, of Campbellsville. Thewlis was traveling west on the bypass.
Perkins was transported to Taylor Regional Hospital by Campbellsville/Taylor County Rescue personnel. He was treated and released.
Rick and Holly Quinn will celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary with a celebration beginning at 2 p.m. on Saturday, Feb. 20 in the meeting room above the Campbellsville Fire Department.
The Quinns were married on Feb. 22, 1985, in Campbellsville at their future home by Danny McKibben with witnesses Denise Hunt and Ronnie Hare attending.
The celebration will be hosted by their daughter, Amanda Mackin, along with her brother, Alex Quinn, both of Campbellsville.
Tri-Generations LLC opened its doors for an open house on Dec. 8 to celebrate its recent move to a larger facility at 438 Hotchkiss St.
Tri-Generations first opened its doors in Campbellsville on Oct. 15, 2007. It is a multi-service provider for various Medicaid waiver programs.
These waiver programs provide community-based service options for individuals with developmental disabilities and mental retardation. Services provided through these waiver programs include a day program, supported employment, case management, therapies, respite and residential services.
Residents in the Taylor County School District could see a slight bump in their tax bills.
Taylor County School Board members approved a resolution adopting an extra nickel tax during their regular meeting Tuesday night. Board member Tony Davis made the motion to approve the levy, with a second from Lillian Clark. The unanimous vote was followed by a round of applause from the audience.
Love. It truly does make the world go 'round. Whether it's the romantic love of sweethearts, the cherishing love of parents or the loyal love of friends, we all have special people in our lives.
But do the people you love know just how much you care?
It's easy to forget the importance of saying "I love you" in the business of our daily lives, and that's why the Central Kentucky News-Journal gave its readers a chance to do just that - and two winners of the annual contest won some great prizes.
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There's a whole bunch of things to like about the Acer Iconia Tab A700. For starters, it packs a pretty 10.1-inch screen with the impressive resolution of 1920 by 1200 pixels. And then there's the powerful Tegra 3 processor by NVIDIA with four processing cores running at 1.3GHz. But effective today, a new item can be added on the list, and that is the fresh dose of Jelly Bean that is currently being pushed out for the tablet.
A number of XDA Developers members are reporting that their Acer Iconia Tab A700 is being updated to Android 4.1 Jelly Bean today. Since the folks who are spreading out the good news are from Germany, we assume that the rollout isn't international, but it probably won't be long until the new software reaches everyone else.
The Android 4.1 update is about 332MB in size, so make sure you are connected to Wi-Fi when downloading it. Anyone who has already received the new software is free to let us know by dropping a line down in the comments.
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Polish your LinkedIn.com presence. "Paper resumes don't have the punch that LinkedIn.com does," Hannon says. Read other LinkedIn.com resumes for tips. Make sure yours includes a great photo that makes you appear energetic -- potential employers worry that you won't have enough stamina to do the job, she says.
Make your resume relevant. "People are going to read your resume in 20 seconds, so make sure that it is no more than two pages and tells a story," Hannon advises. Don't just say you worked in sales. Tell potential employers that you grew sales by 15 percent or delivered a project three months ahead of schedule. It's also vital to proofread. Read your resume out loud in search of gaffes, then ask someone else to read it, too.
Don't be afraid to look needy. Tell everyone you know or meet that you are job hunting. Be sure to post on your Facebook.com account and don't neglect those who appear to be unlikely resources. Hannon has a friend who is 60 and who found a job because his teenage son had a friend over to visit. The friend said, "You should call my mom." Hannon's friend did, and as a result, landed a new position.
Bring your A Game to the interview. First and foremost, when you interview with the 20-something human resources person, don't come off as condescending. Practice talking to someone who is younger than you. Tape yourself and see what you sound like.
Don't look old and fat. Spruce up your appearance. No matter what your weight or how many wrinkles you have, appear vibrant.
Look for opportunities where age is a plus. Ride the age wave. There are increasing numbers of jobs for people in their 50s and 60s that cater to customers in their 70s and 80s. You are a perfect candidate.


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For a limited time, the Seattle Animal Shelter is offering adult cat and critter adoptions for only $5, plus applicable license fees. This special promotion is available from Saturday, June 21, through June 29.
The shelter is overflowing with 200 cats and critters waiting to find homes, and Shelter staff is hoping this promotion will encourage potential pet owners to adopt. Available critters include rabbits, guinea pigs, chinchillas, birds, turtles, snakes and more. Both in-shelter and foster animals qualify for the special pricing.
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A two-year license fee for an adult cat is $27. Critter adoptions do not require licensing.
This promotion is made possible with funding from the Seattle Animal Shelter Foundation.
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Hey Dad! television star Robert Hughes was ''very nonchalant'' and ''blank'' when confronted by the mother of a teenage girl whom he allegedly sexually assaulted on two occasions in the bedroom of her north shore home, a court has been told.
The 65-year-old actor is facing 11 child sex charges in the Downing Centre District Court.
Prosecutors allege he sexually or indecently assaulted five girls aged six to 15 during the early to mid-1980s, just as his television career was taking off.
On Tuesday, one of Mr Hughes' alleged victims recalled how, when she first met him, he had been ''friendly and interested in our lives'', but that she began to feel uncomfortable when he started swimming and walking around naked at her home at Roseville and stroking her arms and legs.
She then recalled how, one night between January 1984 and April 1985 when Mr Hughes had come over to her house for dinner, when she was 14 or 15, he came into her room while she was sleeping.
''I woke up to Robert kneeling down on the side of the bed and he had his hands down my pants,'' she said. ''I could see his face really clearly … He was rubbing around my vagina, just inside.
''I didn't know what to do. I was completely shocked, scared, so I just closed my eyes and thought 'I'm asleep, it won't go on a lot longer'. I pushed his hand away and he moved his hand.''
The woman said it was the first of two assaults upon her by Mr Hughes. Later, the woman's mother recalled how her daughter eventually told her about the allegations. ''She said 'oh no, don't let them come over, he's horrible,' '' the mother recalled.
''She said 'I have to keep hiding from him because he touches me'. I said 'where?' and she said 'between my legs.' ''
The mother said she was ''appalled'' by what her daughter had told her, cancelling the dinner that night and calling Mr Hughes over to her home to confront him.
She described the actor's reaction as ''very nonchalant''.
''He seemed to be blank, no facial expression, certainly not 'shock horror,' '' she said.
''He didn't deny it, he didn't admit it, he just heard it.
''I said if you ever go near any of my kids again I'll go to the police.''
The court heard that, despite this alleged confrontation, the woman and her family - except for Mr Hughes' alleged victim - went away with the actor and his family on a houseboat a few weeks later.
The defence tendered pictures of the woman laughing with Mr Hughes' wife on the boat.
''I want to suggest that you went away in the company of Mr Hughes and his wife and you weren't upset with them at all,'' Mr Hughes' solicitor Greg Walsh said. ''You were having breakfast with Mr Hughes … lunch … dinner with wine.''
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The 83-year-old veteran, Nguyen Chi Trung, won the prize thanks to his 2007 novel Tieng Khoc Cua Nang Ut (The Cry of Ms Ut), based on the life of a young woman during the Tra Bong up-rising against the US-backed Sai Gon regime in central Quang Ngai Province in August 1959.
The novel previously scooped up a Vietnamese Writers' Association award in 2008.
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Castlerock is a seaside village in County Londonderry, Northern Ireland. It is situated five miles west of Coleraine, and is very popular with summer tourists, having numerous apartment blocks and three caravan sites. Castlerock Golf Club has both 9 and 18-hole links courses bounded by the beach, the River Bann and the Belfast to Derry railway line. The village had a recorded population of 1,326 people in the 2001 Census, and currently has a popular local football team called Villagers FC.
Local historical interest is concentrated on the 18th century Bishop of Derry's ruined palace, the Mussenden Temple on the clifftop, and the Black Glen set within the Downhill Estate, which is now owned by the National Trust. The palace and estate were created by Frederick Hervey, 4th Earl of Bristol who was the Bishop of Derry in the 1780s. The Mussenden Temple, with its precarious perch on the basalt cliff edge is one of the most photographed scenes in Ireland.
The 17th century Hezlett House is a thatched cottage with a cruck structure and is situated at the crossroads near the village. Built around 1691, it was originally a rectory or farmhouse. Also at the adjacent crossroads is an ancient tree.
The bodies of the two victims of infamous dentist Colin Howell were found in Castlerock on May 19, 1991.
Castlerock was relatively untouched by the Troubles, with only one fatal incident occurring in or near the village as part of the conflict. The "Castlerock killings" took place in March 1993, when four men were shot dead by a group calling itself "Ulster Freedom Fighters", a covername used by the Ulster Defence Association (UDA). One of the men convicted for the murders was Coleraine loyalist Torrens Knight.
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FUKUOKA – Satoshi Nagai pitched one-run ball over eight innings and the Tohoku Rakuten Golden Eagles got longballs from Takeshi Yamasaki, Norihiro Nakamura and Randy Ruiz on the way to an 8-2 rout of the Fukuoka Softbank Hawks on Thursday.
Nagai (6-7) allowed five hits, struck out four and walked two at Yahoo Dome, helping to snap a five-game skid for the Eagles while ending the Hawks' winning streak at nine games.
"We had been losing since coming back from the All-Star break, so it's great to get a win," Nagai said. "Beating the Hawks is a confidence boost for us. The fielders really helped me out, so I could pitch comfortably. My fastball was really working today."
Yamasaki opened the scoring with a two-run homer off Kenji Otonari (2-8) in the first inning before Teppei Tsuchiya added a run-scoring single in the third. Nakamura had a three-run shot and Ruiz tacked on a solo drive the same inning for a 7-0 lead.
Nobuhiro Matsuda went 3-for-4 with a homer and two RBIs for Softbank.
Lions 12, Mariners 6
At Tokorozawa's Seibu Dome, the Lions batted around in a six-run fourth inning, featuring Jose Fernandez's three-run homer, overturning a five-run deficit on the way to beating Chiba Lotte to snap a six-game losing streak.
Hiroshi Hirao and Takumi Kuriyama drew consecutive bases-loaded walks to cap the big inning for a 6-5 lead. Tatsuyuki Uemoto went 3-for-4 with three RBIs for the Lions, who moved into second place in the Pacific League.
Fighters at Buffaloes — ppd.
Swallows 9, Carp 3
At Jingu Stadium, Yoshinori Sato threw his first career complete game, Hiroyasu Tanaka had three hits and Josh Whitesell drove in two runs as Tokyo Yakult completed a three-game sweep of Hiroshima.
Sato (6-6) allowed a two-run homer to Shigenobu Shima in the first inning but settled down to hold the Carp scoreless until Jun Hirose homered with one out in the eighth. He gave up nine hits and struck out seven.
The Swallows went up 7-2 with a five-run sixth inning that featured Whitesell's two-run single off John Bale (0-3). Yasushi Iihara homered and also finished with two RBIs.
Dragons 3, Giants 2
At Tokyo Dome, Kazuhiro Wada homered for the second straight day and Maximo Nelson picked up his first win of the season as Chunichi beat Yomiuri for its eighth win in nine games.
Naomichi Donoue's RBI single made it 1-0 in the second inning and Wada added a two-run homer in the sixth. Nelson (1-0) limited the damage to two runs on six hits in 5 2/3 innings.
Hitoki Iwase threw a perfect ninth for his Japanese baseball-leading 28th save. Shun Tono (11-3) took the loss.
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The College of Graduate Studies will be moving to 23 Avery Street (the former Health Services building) during the week of June 12, 2006.
On Monday and Tuesday, June 12 and 13, we will have limited staff coverage at both our current location (16 Merrill Street) and our new location. You may reach the College of Graduate Studies at our main number, (603) 535-2636, but individual staff members will not be available by phone or e-mail during these days.
We plan to resume complete phone, e-mail and office coverage by June 14. Our new Avery Street office will open at 8:30 a.m.
We appreciate your cooperation and flexibility during this time of transition.
We'd also like to invite you to "save the date" for a tour of our new office during the Homecoming & Family Celebration, held Saturday, September 30 from 10:45 a.m to noon. Please join us that day to visit our new location, meet and greet Graduate Studies staff and faculty and enter a drawing for several door prizes. Refreshments will be served.
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SANTIAGO, June 22 (Reuters) - Canada's Teck Resources is facing sanctions that could include revoking its permit over environmental infractions at its Carmen de Andacollo copper mine in Chile, the local regulator said on Monday.
Problems at the mine, located in the north-central region of Coquimbo, included openings in the deposit where the ore was stored and a failure to build sufficient water infrastructure, the regulator said in a statement.
Some of the charges were classified as "serious," which carries a maximum penalty of a $4 million fine or the withdrawal of the project's environmental permit.
Teck is reviewing the regulator's notice and will respond "appropriately", a spokesman said in an emailed response to questions from Reuters.
"We take this issue very seriously and will work to address any concerns identified," Teck spokesman Chris Stannell said.
Carmen de Andacollo is one of Teck's five copper mines, and contributed nearly 6 percent of the miner's total 2014 revenue.
The announcement of the sanctions process comes at a time when many miners operating in Chile, the world's top copper exporter, are trying to accommodate community concerns, against a backdrop of increased activism and a tougher stance on environmental damage by courts and government.
Teck has 10 days to present its plan to address the issues or 15 days to provide evidence. (Reporting by Fabian Cambero in Santiago and Nicole Mordant in Vancouver; Writing by Rosalba O'Brien; Editing by Leslie Adler and Christian Plumb)