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The Scrapbook Update staff just got home from the Craft & Hobby Association Winter 2010 show in Anaheim! I will be writing several CHA posts here for Scrapbook Update, as well as sharing some personal stories from the show on my own blog over the next week or so.
While at CHA, the number one question asked of me had to be "what are your favorites? What do you love?" The answer is not simple. As I search through my six hundred photos from the show I've yet to delete an image or eliminate a brand as a contender for my picks. The vibe on the show floor was so positive, and the products being released were fantastic. What a wonderful thing it is for me to be struggling to narrow down my favorites! I've never before had that problem at a show!
Today, I've decided to share my favorite "trinkets & treasures" from the show. From buttons to flowers to jewels the show floor was overflowing with bits and pieces that made me want to get creating right away. Here are some of my top picks:
Jenni Bowlin's embellishments were all vintage treasure. Her buttons and butterflies were so amazing!
Kaisercraft has a cute new line called Devonshire, and I love this embellishment pack:
K & Co. has a vintage inspired line called Handmade. I loved these flowers:
Nikki Sivils came out with four colors of fantastic burlap covered buttons-
Websters Pages booth was filled with beautiful treasures. These sparklers are flat on the back (meaning there is no button shank) so they're ready to go on your pages!
The Girls Paperie has these adorable charms that have it all – glitter, cute words, rhinestones, and lovely metal detail.
One of the sweetest lines at the show, Dear Lizzy by American Crafts charmed me for sure. These crocheted flowers will be so much fun.
Tim Holtz added some amazing items to his idea-ology line. These buttons were my #1 favorite from the line. They are metal (and other materials) – not painted plastic – so they're a quality button that could be used on so many things.
Making Memories introduced a whole line of simple to make jewelry that is vintage inspired. Looking at the flowers and charms I saw a lot of things I wanted to use for my scrapbooking as well.
Finally Queen & Co came out with these Ice Rox. They are adhesive backed dots (like jewels or pearls) except they've got a multi-faceted shine that is off the hook. Photos don't do them justice.
Stay tuned for more picks, trends, and so much more. I've got a lot of ground to cover!


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Typical scenario:
I temporarily need to access a file that my vhost prevents me from accessing. I fire up vim, edit the settings and background vim to tell apache to reload its configuration.
If I now forget about this, my shell will tell me "There are stopped jobs", when I CTRL+D the session. However, since I have a habit of having shells in shells in shells, due to ssh, tmux and similar, I also frequently repeatedly send EOF when I wrap my work up and close my windows. This in turn causes me to accidentally kill the shell, despite the warning.
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Although it's a common issue that millions of families face, the stigma and shame attached to bedwetting or nocturnal enuresis" is very real, especially to your child. Bedwetting is rarely caused by a serious medical condition and often resolves on its own, but the recurring matter can cause anxiety and embarrassment, not to mention precious time and money spent on doing laundry or buying new sheets.
The involuntary passing of urine after the age when bladder control should have been established is a common but perplexing problem that parents discuss during their doctor visits. The prevalence of this problem at 10 years old is 3% for boys and 2% for girls. The condition is divided between two forms; primary enuresis, when the child has never been dry at night and secondary enuresis, where the child has been confident for at least a year and then starts to wet the bed again. Around 75% of all enuretic children have primary enuresis and 50% of late school aged children have secondary enuresis.
Persistent bedwetting is usually secondary to inadequate and inappropriate toilet training. Parents who forcefully demand that their child use the potty when they're not ready often elicits an angry reaction as the child unconsciously defy them by wetting the bed. In contrast, parents who are not sensitive to toilet train their child can sabotage the child's attempt to successfully be potty trained. Certain psychological stress unrelated to toilet training such as moving to a new home, arrival of a new baby, divorce or death in the family can also affect bladder mastery. These types of bedwetting problems have a better prognosis, are self-limiting and easier to manage. Thankfully, very few cases are related to organic pathological conditions such as a urinary tract infection or bladder pathology.
Even during the most frustrating incidents, parents must keep in mind that bedwetting isn't always caused by ineffective potty training, or your child; rather, it's a result of miscommunication between your child's brain and her bladder during sleep. It can also be a factor of genetics. Most children who wet the bed have at least one parent who had the same issue during their own childhood. It's important to be understanding, and to utilize a motivational/praise system like stickers for dry nights. In case of an accident, have your child help in changing the sheets and explain to him that this is not a punishment.
Sometimes the use of a bedwetting alarm which has a sensor that detects moisture can help by training the child's brain to be more sensitive to full bladder signals. Have your child empty her bladder before retiring to bed, and limit fluid intake after dinner. Occasionally, your pediatrician may prescribe a drug called Desmopressin that signals the brain to produce less urine at night. The downside to this remedy is it only lasts for a short period of time and a child can relapse when he discontinues the drug. It can be reserved for sleepovers, vacations, camps or other social over-night events.
Every year, a significant number of children ages 5 and up that used to wet the bed stay dry with no intervention. Still, parents should be proactive and should not feel embarrassed to approach the subject with their pediatrician. There is reason to remain positive as the prognosis for this condition is excellent for dry nights ahead. I always remind parents that during your child's infant and toddler years, every day can seem like a year but in retrospect, years pass like a day. Bedwetting is almost always a temporary challenge and won't last forever, any more than diapers will!
All information contained in this blog and on our web site(s) should be independently verified by you by a medical professional of your own choosing and you should always conduct your own research and due diligence before making any decision related to the subject matter of this blog or our web site.
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In our center, we provide a specialized bariatric laparoscopic surgery clinic that works according to the latest surgical methods, under the supervision of medical experts, which are holders of certificates from the American and European universities.
In 2010, We conducted the first bariatric surgery under regional anesthesia in the world with successful results.
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The historic Bostwick Building, which was in danger of being demolished, is under contract to be sold, its owners said.
"We have someone interested in restoring the building who understands the Bostwick family history with the building and is interested in preserving that in addition to the building itself," Val Bostwick, senior sales associate with Johnson Enterprise Inc., told the Financial News & Daily Record.
The building, located at the corner of Ocean and Bay streets in Downtown Jacksonville, has become known as the "Jaguar building," because of the mural of the jaguar visible in the structure's windows
The mural, painted by Jacksonville artist Jim Draper, will be removed from the building before the renovation and it will retained by Carter Bostwick, president of Guaranty Trust Investments.
The former Guaranty Trust and Savings bank was the first building permitted after the Great Fire in 1901.


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A new player is coming to the city's street scene this summer: everyday New Yorkers.
Sing for Hope Pianos will take 88 rehabbed pianos, ask artists and school children to customize each with crazy colors and designs and then plant them throughout New York City's streets and parks and let anyone — and everyone — plink their ivory keys.
The two-week festival first debuted in 2010. It returned the following year under the name Pop-Up Pianos but went on hiatus last year due to lack of funding. It's making a comeback through a major donation from the New York-based Greek yogurt company Chobani.
The festival is part of an outreach program by Sing for Hope, a grass-roots group of over 1,000 artists who volunteer to make art broadly accessible to everyone.
The pianos, mostly donated uprights but also some grands, will be placed in some of the most iconic
"We're sort of an artists' Peace Corp," said Sing for Hope co-founder Camille Zamora. "The idea is that some people don't get a chance necessarily to have access to great art, like in hospitals and the elderly. There are children in our city who do not have regular arts education."
The festival doesn't start until June 1, but it's already humming with activity since the logistics for setting it up are quite complex: Finding "piano buddies" to look after the pianos once they're on the street; assembling a team of technicians to keep them well tuned; and, of course, getting all the pianos into a large warehouse where artists will transform them into works of art.
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Would a ban or limit on lawmakers' gifts reduce corruption?
HARRISBURG, Pa. — It's been a torrid 12-month stretch of scandals touching all three branches of Pennsylvania's state government.
The latest transgressions were detailed this month by the Philadelphia Inquirer, which reported that a criminal investigation by the attorney general's office found that four state lawmakers had accepted money from a lobbyist, which is legal. The news sparked outrage from their colleagues and calls for legislation to ban cash gifts to public officials.
"Pennsylvania's reputation for corruption is just poor," acknowledged state Sen. Lloyd Smucker, R-Lancaster, who as chairman of the Senate State Government Committee will be in a position to advance anything that lawmakers decide should be an adequate response.
Smucker also echoed what citizen advocates have said for years: Harrisburg's culture is shaped by some of the nation's weakest ethics laws.
Among those laws is the gift-giving policy: Lawmakers and Gov. Tom Corbett can accept any amount of gifts, dinners, trips, event tickets or just about anything else from anyone who has a financial stake in state government, though it could trigger a conflict-of-interest inquiry.
And not all of that is disclosed to the public: Only travel, lodging and hospitality costs of more than $650 per year that are footed by any one source or gifts worth at least $250 per year from any source.
Accepting anything of value in exchange for some sort of official action or judgment is illegal, and employees in the Executive Branch are banned from taking anything from anyone with a financial stake in government.
But for elected officials, including Corbett and lawmakers, anything is essentially legal if no strings are attached. In some other states, there are strict limits, such as Michigan's ceiling of $25 per month, with an exception for meals.
For now, much of the focus in the Capitol is on the realization, as a result of the Inquirer story, that cash gifts given by lobbyists or anyone else who wants to influence state lawmakers are legal. Many are calling for legislation to ban them.
"It's not something that's appropriate," said House State Government Committee Chairman Daryl Metcalfe, R-Butler.
Other ideas on how to right the culture in Harrisburg include reviving a law to launch special counsel investigations into matters involving the breach of public trust. Rep. Seth Grove, R-York, said he plans to introduce legislation to allow the attorney general, the governor's general counsel, the House speaker or the Senate president pro tempore to request a special investigation of a potential breach of ethics or the public interest.
Metcalfe said he is considering ways to enhance the power of the Pennsylvania State Ethics Commission, an agency that patrols for possible conflict-of-interest violations but doesn't prosecute. Meanwhile, the state House has dusted off its own rarely used ethics panel to investigate the conduct of the four members who accepted the lobbyist's money.
Still, it remains to be seen whether banning all gifts by lobbyists or people with a financial stake in state government is a bridge too far for the Legislature.
With the gubernatorial campaign in full swing, the four Democratic candidates hoping to win the party's nomination to challenge Corbett in the fall election are calling for a ban on all gifts to state officials. Corbett's office stopped short of taking a position.
"He'll be supportive of whatever the Legislature will bring to the forefront, and he will work with them to ensure that the public's trust is restored in its government," spokesman Jay Pagni said.
At least one House bill, introduced by Rep. Rick Saccone, R-Allegheny, is close to a near total ban on gifts. Introduced in August, it has two other sponsors in the 203-member House and sits in Metcalfe's committee.
Auditor General Eugene DePasquale said the Legislature needs to pass a comprehensive ban on gifts, even if there is a $25 or $50 limit. A comprehensive ban on gifts is not only about whether the Legislature's current policy on accepting gifts breeds corruption, DePasquale said, but also about the appearance that it breeds corruption.
"It's giving the public the confidence that you are doing the right thing," DePasquale said.


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Annual to tree
Leaves basal or cauline, alternate to whorled, simple to compound
Inflorescence: 1° inflorescence a head, each resembling a flower, 1many, generally arrayed in cymes, generally subtended by ± calyx-like involucre; flowers 1many per head
Flowers bisexual, unisexual, or sterile, ± small, of several types; calyx 0 or modified into pappus of bristles, scales, or awns, which is generally persistent in fruit; corolla radial or bilateral (rarely 0), lobes generally (0)45; stamens 45, anthers generally fused into cylinder around style, often appendaged at tips, bases, or both, filaments generally free, generally attached to corolla near throat; pistil 1, ovary inferior, 1-chambered, 1-seeded, style 1, branches 2, generally hair-tufted at tip, stigmas 2, generally on inside of style branches
Fruit: achene, cylindric to ovoid, generally deciduous with pappus attached
Genera in family: ± 1300 genera, 21,000 species (largest family of dicots): worldwide. Largest family in CA. Also see tribal key to CA genera: Strother 1997 Madroño 44(1):128. See glossary p. 25 for illustrations of general family characteristics.
Annual, perennial herb, subshrubs, decumbent to erect, taprooted
Stems simple or branched from base or above
Leaves simple, entire to pinnately lobed; basal petioled, ovate to spoon-shaped; cauline reduced upward, sessile, (ob)lanceolate to (ob)ovate
Inflorescence: heads radiate or discoid, terminal, solitary or clustered; involucres hemispheric, bell-shaped, obconic, or cylindric; phyllaries in 49 series, thin to tough but flexible, tips green or tinged purplish; receptacle concave, naked, shallowly pitted
Ray flowers present or 0, fertile or sterile; corollas yellow or white to purple
Disk flowers generally fertile (except L. occidentalis); corollas yellow, violet, purple, pink, or white, funnel-shaped to cylindric, marginal ones in rayless heads often enlarged and bilateral, deeply lobed on inner side, lobes spreading from head center; style appendages flat, triangular, awl-shaped, or cusped
Fruit obconic, mottled purple-brown; hairs dense, appressed, silky; pappus 0 in ray flowers, in disk flowers of many bristles, these free or fused at base, or fused throughout into awns, white, tan, or red-brown
Species in genus: 14 species: CA; NV, AZ, n Baja CA
Etymology: (C.F. Lessing, 18091862, German specialist in Asteraceae)
Incl CA sp. previously treated in Benitoa and Corethrogyne.
Annual; herbage thinly tomentose, persistently so on upper surface of cauline leaves
Stems ± erect 0.56 dm; branches spreading, > main stem
Leaves: basal deciduous, < 6 cm, entire, toothed or lobed; cauline 0.22 cm, linear, awl-shaped, or lanceolate, tip with abrupt point, mostly entire, with or without glands
Inflorescence: heads discoid, solitary or clustered, terminal or rarely sessile in axils; involucres 46 mm, narrowly cylindric-obconic; phyllaries lanceolate, generally with glands, tips purplish
Ray flowers 0
Disk flowers 310; corollas tubular, marginal ones slightly palmately lobed, white to lavender; style branches 0.71 mm, appendages 0.20.3 mm, with evident abrupt point
Fruit 24 mm; pappus bristles ± fused into 5 awns, white or tannish white
Chromosomes: 2n=10
Ecology: Thin, gravelly soils of serpentine outcrops and roadcuts
Elevation: < 500 m.
Bioregional distribution: San Francisco Bay Area.


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Disterhaupt - basketball dunks, track records
Moose Lake-Willow River Rebel Jake Disterhaupt, at 6 foot even, could easily dunk a basketball and he had plenty of speed to smash the school record in the 200-meter dash. Disterhaupt was also a good student, balancing his outstanding performances on the field, court and track and earning a 3.88 his senior year.
Disterhaupt, with about a half dozen dunks his senior season, talked about basketball. "I played it since third grade," he said. "I remember Tony Adamczak was always one of the best ones on the team. A funniest memory comes from the eighth grade. John Zinter shot a free that didn't even make it half way to the hoop. A tough memory comes from when we were up against Virginia in the section finals. I believe it was a game that we should have won. We took three point shots that were just not going in and we kept taking them and wound up with an awful percentage. We should have been going inside to Taylor Mattison. Tyler Vaughn from Braham was super good. Cavin Stackpool from Virginia would be another player that stands out. Vaughn was a great passer. Braham was always a very good basketball team. They have tradition; almost the kind of tradition we had in football, but we made it to the state championship my last two years. Our coach, Neil Dickenson, is a very good coach. He's a great guy. He came in under some very tough conditions with a lot of mad parents after the previous coach was let go. I was able to average 9.5 points per game and 5.2 rebounds per game, but Taylor Mattison, Trevor Nummela and Tony Adamczak were the players on our team that stand out to me. There was another player who I think was good and didn't get his full shot that he deserved and that is John Zinter. He's going to Fond du Lac. Taylor's at UWS. We put out quite a few very good basketball players and I think a lot of that is due to Neil Dickenson. I again give him props for stepping into a tough spot. Randy Ketchum also deserves credit. He's in the gym every day and sets up so much summer league stuff.
Disterhaupt had some ideas about the Moose Lake-Willow River consolidation of sports. "I think it's the reason we're so close," he stated. "It's almost as if we are not separate anymore. I'd say it gets rid of most of the segregation."
Disterhaupt talked about track and field. "I came back from a hamstring injury and was in the 100-meter dash with a kid that won and was close to him," he explained. "That was this year. He broke our school record, so I believe if I could have kept sprinting this senior season I would have broken that record." Disterhaupt ran a 11.11 his junior year with limited attempts in the short race. The school record stands at 10.86. Disterhaupt did break the 200-meter record his junior year as he blazed off a 22.3.
"The best track runner I ran against was David Scott from Hinckley. Beating him was a memory and going to State in the 200-meter dash and as a member of our record-breaking (1:31.61) 800-meter relay and the record-breaking 1,600-meter relay (3:27.05) are great memories. The greatest memory though has to be beating Esko for the boys team title in 2012 at the section meet. I don't think that a Rebel team had ever done that. And we were five or six points from taking home a third place plaque in the boys' team competition. Last year's team was so good with Michael Pender, Isaac Coil, Josh Cisar and Ben Moonen. And John Zinter and Coil got us points in the triple jump and Jon Evenson was a very good long jumper. I think he has a very good chance of beating that long standing record of 20' 11 7/8" inches in the long jump.
"It was interesting how we got together. We just kind of said, 'Let's give track a try.' Plus we had Tony Andres as coach and he's a great guy, knowledgeable and so much fun. Beyond the 200-meter and the relays, we broke records in the 400-meter dash (Josh Cisar) and the 800-meter run (Ben Moonen). This year Nicole Tekippe broke the girls' 1,600 and 3,200-meter run records. We came very close last year, two or three times, to the 400-meter relay record. I was able to clear six feet in the high jump. I wanted to tie or break the 6' 2" record in the event and believed I could, but just couldn't get past that mental aspect of going over six feet. Andres has a lot to do with this. He knows his stuff and he makes you want to work hard. He's got good coaching abilities besides just being fun to be around. He was our senior class advisor," said Disterhaupt.
With his speed, leaping ability, drive, determination and fun-loving, free-spirited attitude, Disterhaupt should be a great asset for the University of North Dakota Fighting Sioux as a safety and kick returner.


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European markets are braced for a sell off on Tuesday as Italy's election results could result in a political deadlock, causing economic chaos and further damage to the euro zone.
Pier Luigi Bersani's center-left coalition won a slim majority in the lower house but no party won enough seats to win a majority in the country's upper house, the Senate.
With deadlock in the Senate it will be harder to pass key legislation needed for economic reforms. The euro has fallen to almost a six-week low against the dollar on the news.
(Read More: Euro Rally: Was It Too Good to Be True?)
The center-left coalition led by Bersani took 121 Senate seats while Berlusconi's center-right took 117 seats, according to Reuters. Comedian Beppe Grillo's protest party, the "5 Star Movement," has become the largest single party in the lower house, having gained a quarter of the vote.
Researchers at Citi said Italy's parliament had been "hung, drawn and quartered" by the election result.
"This result extends political risk in the euro zone," the Citi note said on Tuesday. "The high political uncertainty that is likely to persist in the coming period will likely have a negative impact on real and financial investment decisions in Italy."


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Deckers Insider Sales: Ugh for Ugg?
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Insiders at footwear purveyor Deckers Outdoor, including the chief executive, have been selling shares.
Shares of Deckers Outdoor (DECK) were down $3.87, or 5%, to $70.89.
According to Deckers SEC filings online, four of the five insiders sold in late February; all still own shares. In one case, the reason for the sale was Code F, payment of exercise price or tax liability. In all other cases, the sale was Code P, which designates an open-market transaction - but notes on all but one transaction indicate shares were sold on the owner's behalf to satisfy tax withholding obligations tied to vested stock grants.
The details:
- CEO Angel Martinez sold 2,751 shares, but still owns 239,858 shares - 2/29 Code P
- COO Ziv Zohar sold 770 shares, but still owns 140,354 shares - 2/29 Code F
- Director James E. Quinn sold 800 shares, but still owns 1,271 shares, 3/1 Code P
- Peter Worley, a 10% owner (president of Deckers Asia Pacific), sold 794 shares, but still owns 66,995 shares - 2/29 Code F
- Constance Rishwain, a 10% owner (president of Ugg), sold 789 shares at an average price of $75.86, but still owns 119,604 shares - 2/29 Code F
Deckers is trying to convince men to wear its Uggs brand. Martinez told Bloomberg recently that men "like the fuzzy stuff inside" but won't admit it. That's hard to believe. In practice, the Ugg spring campaign for men shows shoes a look quite streamlined compared to those sheepskin clodhoppers.


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Perhaps you'd like to offer up your own explantion.
But be warned, saying "he's getting bad results because he sucks" is in fact bashing the metric of xFIP.
The initial question really had no answer.
Since xFIP says he's pitching fine, the only two reasons why he's getting poor results would have to be (1) bad luck; and (2) some flaw in xFIP.


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Alright folks! Less than 24 hours for me till the big night. I really can't believe that 2010 is over in just a few hours! That means we all should enjoy ourselves for one last time this 2010. And my New Year's gift to you is the full compilation of the blog's BEST SINGLES of 2010 in 1 single FILE.
Below is this year's biggest 10 singles according to my single-hotness-o-meter. Never mind, just enjoy!
NICKI MINAJ feat. EMINEM – Roman's Revenge
Nicki is surely pop and hip hop music's biggest newcomer this year. She has everything going on for her, a successful début album selling almost 700,000 copies in just a few weeks. Outstanding image that would challenge Lady GaGa's creativity. I'm starting to believe she's gonna be the most successful hip-hop female artist ever. And mind you, behind all those angsty rapping skills – she has a marvelous singing voice. Just brilliant.
ELLIE GOULDING – Starry Eyed
There's something about Ellie's voice that will always pull you in when you hear her sing. With the early 2010 hit, 'Starry Eyed' her vocals combined with an electropop dance undercurrents it's undeniable she deserves all the glitter and spotlight she's been getting this year.
DAFT PUNK – Derezzed
I've been always looking up to Daft Punk as Electrodance Gods. Their influence over today's pop musical geniuses are clear in myriad ways. 'Derezzed' is a perfect example about how they deserved their titles. IDK, but it's just f*cking brilliant!I just wish there should've been an extended mix or something. That 1:44 glory is epic.
KATY PERRY – Teenage Dream
Miss Katy Perry had an absolute blast this year didn't she? Her sophomore album, 'Teenage Dream' was a massive success and all of her singles are gaining its own platinum certifications worldwide. Her best song off 'TD' luckily is a single and it's every teenager's anthem this year that's why it totally deserved a spot right here in the top 10. Well done Katy!
Jessica Cornish has just began her fight in the music industry late this year when she released her début, 'Do It Like A Dude' and I tell you, she's got it. Already winning an award for the next year is somehow a statement this British lady is going to be big. 'Do It Like A Dude' – her preliminary offering never failed to introduce Jessie's character as a singer. Her vocal range is versatile and if you haven't heard her other songs – I suggest you do it first before you criticise me for putting her in the top 10.
HURTS – Wonderful Life
The band's eccentricity has always been a major plus for them. Being good pals with Australian pop goddess Kylie Minogue, HURTS has managed to pull off their Disco Lento style. 'Wonderful Life' gives off a synthy, melancholic pop greatness engulfed in Theo Hutchcraft's suave vocals – it's really not bad at all.
BRUNO MARS – Just The Way You Are
No ample amount of words can describe how amazing this track is. Although I'm pretty tired of it because of overplaying.
ROBYN – Dancing On My Own
Robyn. Oh Robyn. She's just the best out there isn't she? The heartbreak dance queen stomped every club in the world with her fantastic, melancholic and bass thumping beats of 'Dancing On My Own' alongside with the stunning performance of the 'Body Talk' series. Who cannot resist this pop marvel?
EMINEM featuring RIHANNA – Love The Way You Lie
Eminem killed it this year. Period.
CEE LO GREEN – Forget You (F*ck You)
Alright folks, it's our #1 song of the year. I mean, who wouldn't agree? Even though it's a track about resentment, 'Forget You' or 'Fuck You' ironically redirects us from its message to something enjoyable from beginning to end. Incorporated with Cee Lo's ever soulful vocals, 'Fuck You' has every quality a 'song of the year' can have. Brilliant.
AND THAT, I BID EVERYONE a HAPPY NEW YEAR!!! You can now download the FULL Playlist HERE.
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(SVOTS) - Join us for an exquisite evening of liturgical music sung in the traditional styles of Orthodox Christian churches worldwide. In a multi-media program that interweaves luminous icons, sacred texts, and a rich a cappella sound, the St. Vladimir's Seminary Chorale will perform ORIENT: Sacred Song and Image at the famous St. Malachy's,"The Actors' Chapel," in the heart of Manhattan, at 239 West 49th Street, New York City. This stirring concert will begin at 7:30 p.m.
The concert program will include pieces from the broader Orthodox tradition sung in their original languages— Greek, Georgian, Estonian, Slavonic—as well as choral music by Orthodox composers written for the concert hall. Two visual projections—one of images of Orthodox icons and the other of translations of musical texts—will run simultaneously as the chorale sings. Icons, music, and text will expound one another, just as they do within the Orthodox liturgy. The concert will combine the best elements of a professional choral performance with the depth and authenticity of the Orthodox liturgical experience, resulting in a truly beautiful multimedia artistic performance, and a full, authentic vision of the Orthodox Christian faith.
The chorale will be directed by Hierodeacon Herman, Lecturer in Liturgical Music and Chapel Choir Director at the seminary, and Matushka Robin Freeman, who created the concert format and conducted in its premiere at Indiana University's Jacobs School of Music in 2010.
Spread the word to your friends, family, and church family! Download a PDF or a JPEG of the concert flier.
Tickets are $25, and may be purchased online here. Your printed registration form will serve as your admission ticket.
Limited seating will be available at the door (cash only) the evening of the concert.
Wednesday, February 8, 2012
Upcoming performance by St. Vlad's Chorale
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Chuck Hagel is sworn into office as the 24th defense secretary by Michael L. Rhodes, the Defense Department's director of administration and management, as Hagel's wife, Lilibet, holds a Bible at the Pentagon, Feb. 27, 2013.
DOD photo by U.S. Navy Petty Officer 1st Class Chad J. McNeeley
By Cheryl Pellerin
American Forces Press Service
WASHINGTON, Feb. 27, 2013 – Just before his private swearing-in ceremony as the 24th secretary of defense, Chuck Hagel and his wife, Lilibet, arrived at the Pentagon this morning and were greeted by Marine Corps Lt. Gen. Thomas D. Waldhauser, military assistant to the secretary of defense.
Hagel said hello to waiting members of the Pentagon press corps as he hurried up the steps of the Pentagon's river entrance. From there, Pentagon Press Secretary George Little and other defense officials accompanied him into the building.
Family members and his immediate office staff attended the ceremony, during which Hagel was sworn in by Director of Administration and Management Michael L. Rhodes.
Hagel then hosted the daily senior staff update meeting attended by DOD civilian and military leaders.
In a statement released after Hagel's Senate confirmation yesterday, Little said the new secretary received congratulatory phone calls from his predecessor, Leon E. Panetta, congressional leaders, and Veterans Affairs Secretary Eric K. Shinseki.
In his conversation with Secretary Shinseki, Little added, Hagel "indicated his desire to meet as soon as possible to continue and deepen the strong partnership between the Department of Defense and the Department of Veterans Affairs on common priorities for serving our troops, veterans and military families."
After the staff meeting, Hagel will speak to service members and civilian Defense Department employees in the Pentagon Auditorium. The address will be covered live on the Pentagon Channel. It's scheduled to start at 10:30 a.m. EST.
This afternoon, Hagel will meet with the service secretaries and attend meetings at the White House.
Yesterday, Vice President Joe Biden said in a statement that he'd travelled across the world with Hagel and has seen him in action in the U.S. Senate.
"Wherever he is, his talent and dedication to our country are clear. He feels a deep commitment to our men and women in uniform, and as the head of the Pentagon, I know their interests will always be close to his heart," Biden said.
"Most importantly," he added, "I know the president will be able to rely on Chuck's sound, unvarnished judgment on any issue where our troops are involved. For that and many more reasons, I'm looking forward to working with Secretary Hagel."
Read his speech from The United States of America Vietnam War Commemoration National Announcement and Proclamation Ceremony here.
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Sugar Nellie stamps are available world wide
Larger orders have to be sent by International Airsure postage to cover for insurance and if any more than £9.99 base rate we shall invoice you for the balance, please also remember that you may have to pay customs on imported goods.
Attach them to an acrylic block with a glue stick, stamp with ink and colour . Let the colouring begin...........
UK orders are sent first class , please only email if your order has not arrived 12 days after dispatch UK or 21 days worldwide.
Countries within the EU do not need a customs notice for goods valued under £250. These countries listed below may purchase upto 10 SUGAR NELLIE stamps for standard postal rate.
27 countries currently make up the European Union:
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Design Eye: Daniel Gutierrez
There is beauty in everything.
Up and coming furniture guru, Dan Gutierrez, knows that and saw potential in this mid-century accent table.
Purchased for just $15 in Manhattan, Dan rolled up his sleeves and got to work. Here is his creative process:
- Start with sanding the full surface using a strong, coarse and heavy grit sand paper.
- Follow with steel wool brushing.
- Clean the wood thoroughly.
- Apply the first coat of paint. Let sit for no less than 1.5 hours before adding another two or three coats. Dan chose to paint everything but the drawer and legs.
- Let dry overnight.
For drawer and legs --
- Apply the first coat of stain allowing to dry for 2 hours.
- With steel wool, lightly brush the surface.
- Apply two or three additional coats the same way.
Finishing --
- Choose a shine/polyurethane protectant from your local hardware store and apply. Dan chose to use a high gloss and applied two coats waiting about 2 hours in between. He applied the gloss to the entire piece to protect from easy scratching and water rings from glasses.
This particular table can be used as a night stand or mini bar. Get creative. What do you need in your space? How can a flea market or thrift store find be turned into a piece you use everyday ... and cost next to nothing! Use these steps to make something of your own. Discover your inner artist.
Interested in purchasing this chic table? Dan is selling for just $75 plus shipping (pick up available in NYC). If you would like more details on dimensions and pricing, please connect with me.
Dan is an actor, singer, and dancer in New York City. While he pours his heart into his business, CanDor Productions, he often makes time to refurbish furniture for his home and others.
He mentioned to me, "I want to make good quality furniture that is trendy and fun for an affordable price!"


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Friday, April 10, 2009
Easter Stamp Set Giveaway
In celebration of Easter this week, I'm going to be giving away a Jelly Beans stamp set from My Cute Stamps to one lucky winner! Here are the rules:
1) On your blog, create a post about your favorite stamp set at My Cute Stamps.
2) In your post, make sure you link to the My Cute Stamps website: http://www.mycutestamps.com
3) Submit the link to your blog post below. Make sure your blog links to My Cute Stamps, and that the link below is to your blog post! If your link has been deleted, please re-submit it correctly. Thanks!
I will randomly select a winner sometime on Wednesday, April 15th. Good luck & thanks for blogging!
23 comments:
- Zo-Be Designs said...
Oh boy, I'm so excited. I love your stamps, they are just too adorable!
- April 10, 2009 at 9:38 AM
- Martha said...
- April 10, 2009 at 10:09 AM
- Krystie Lee said...
Hi Holly! I don't need the stamp set, because I just ordered it, along with several others!! :)
I just found your company and wanted to say how impressed I am. Everything is so on-trend, but original, too. I'm especially loving the Kawaii-inspired art!
I'll be following your blog and anxiously awaiting more from you!
- April 10, 2009 at 10:36 AM
- Karolyn Loncon said...
Fun idea! Would love to add this set to my Cute Stamps collection! Thanks for the chance to win!
- April 10, 2009 at 11:38 AM
- Christine said...
What a wonderful giveaway. I really love your stamps and would love to receive that cute bunny!!! I hope you like my card.
- April 10, 2009 at 1:19 PM
- News Around The Blogs said...
Those stamps are way too cute! Great Giveaway!
- April 10, 2009 at 2:25 PM
- shopannies said...
my daughters love to stamp
thanks for the chance to win some
- April 10, 2009 at 4:30 PM
- NoraAnne said...
So exciting, I just loved this set as soon as I saw it!
All of your stamps are just so cute :) Perfect name for your company!!!!
- April 11, 2009 at 10:15 AM
- Barbi said...
I love all of these, it was hard to decide which one I liked best! I posted at: http://btvrdik.xanga.com/
- April 11, 2009 at 10:21 AM
- xiumaiyuki said...
thanks for popping by my blog! Oh my, your stamps are soooooooooo cute!!! I will definitely place an order! so glad I stopped by. :)
- April 11, 2009 at 2:02 PM
- Leah said...
Thank you for the chance to win that oh so adorable set! I've posted to my blog here:
I love all your stamps!
- April 11, 2009 at 3:37 PM
- funkycrafter said...
no blog so guess i am out of luck. it is a great stamp set
- April 11, 2009 at 5:38 PM
- Lara said...
OOOO the bunnies are adorable! I got my first order recently and I LOVE them!!!
Thanks for the candy!
- April 11, 2009 at 8:10 PM
- Margie said...
Very cute! I've been eyeing the Eek! for a while ;)
Thanks for the opportunity!
Happy Easter!
- April 11, 2009 at 11:05 PM
- Randi said...
Love this set!!! Thanks for the link post!! Hope you are enjoying your weekend!
- April 12, 2009 at 1:35 AM
- Prpldy said...
All of their stamps are so cute! Thanks for the chance to win.
- April 12, 2009 at 10:20 AM
- jennyv said...
This is such adorable stamps! Thnaks for the chance to win. Hope you have a wonderful Easter!
- April 12, 2009 at 12:00 PM
- Linda said...
Hi Holly! I just found your company and your stamp sets are super KAWAII!!! I will definitely be ordering a set (or more) soon! Thanks for the chance to win and enjoy the rest of your Easter weekend! Take care and Aloha ~ Linda
- April 12, 2009 at 12:22 PM
- Jana M. said...
Great giveaway!! I love the Matryoshka Dolls set. But it really is hard to choose one favorite! I left some love on my blog, too.
- April 12, 2009 at 1:49 PM
- Kerry said...
I just found this blog, where have I been? :D These stamps are too cute!
- April 12, 2009 at 4:59 PM
- Jodi said...
I just recently discovered your stamps and LOVE them ~ they are so, well, cute. I've posted on my blog about your giveaway and linked it with Mr. Linky. Thanks so much for the chance to win this adorable set :)
- April 12, 2009 at 11:11 PM
- Sarah said...
Thanks for a great giveaway!
- April 15, 2009 at 4:02 AM
- emmarae said...
i cant wait for the results today!
i lovelovelove your stuff!
emily james
- April 15, 2009 at 9:06 AM


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Chattanooga to Anchorage / Trip #1 / 8-17-03 to 8-25-03
These are some photos from my first road trip to Anchorage, Alaska. I was moving due to a new job, so I was pulling a trailer with as much of my stuff as I could cram into a 6x12x5.5ft U-Haul trailer. Estimated trailer weight was around 5,000 pounds since the 2 ton jack used in Sheridan, Wyoming wouldn't even budge it. I would have liked to have made more photos, but I realized if I didn't stop taking pictures, my week long trip to Alaska would turn into a month. As it was, it took me 8 days and about 4,200 miles. I will try to use captions for as many photos as possible.Read More


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A mysterious 'haze' that is causing breathing problems and affecting people's eyes and noses is moving miles away from where it first appeared.
Emergency services were called just before 5pm today to Birling Gap, where up to 50 people have been affected by what is suspected to be chlorine.
Read more about the incident here.
Healthcare worker Sasaha Hyland in Rotunda in Eastbourne said the haze has affected her dogs: "They are going mad now, I can't believe it."
She added: "My eyes are terrible."
Over in East Dean, Jan Haydock said she and her family had to abandon a barbecue because of the haze.
She said: "My eyes are still stinging now.
"We can see the haze from here. it is certainly coming in."
Parish councillor Helen Burton said it was also affecting residents near her in Pevensey Bay, more than 10 miles from where the haze was first seen in Birling Gap.
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Jan. 23, 2013 — In a demonstration of the power of green chemistry, scientists are reporting development of a new and more efficient process for making one of the most costly and widely used medications for severe mental illness. Described in a report in the journal ACS Sustainable Chemistry & Engineering, it produces larger amounts of the medication than the existing commercial process while reducing the use of solvents and other potentially toxic substances.
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Vijayavitthal T. Mathad and colleagues point out that paliperidone, marketed under the brand name Invega, is one of a new generation of medicines for schizophrenia, a severe form of mental illness. Paliperidone has advantages over other medicines, but the current process for making it is expensive and inefficient, contributing to the drug's cost -- about $18 per tablet in the United States. The process also requires use and disposal of large amounts of solvents that require special handling.
They describe development of a new recipe for making paliperidone. It not only yields larger amounts of the medicine, but uses less solvent and involves an innovative and environmentally friendly method for purifying the medication and for the control and removal of critical impurities that result from the process and carryover from raw materials. The sustainability of the process lies in its capability to withstand the cost pressure when the drug becomes completely generic, the authors said. Reducing the raw material cost not only makes it sustainable but it should be environmentally and production-friendly.
Journal Reference:
- Pavankumar V. Solanki, Sekhar Babu Uppelli, Bhushan S. Pandit, Vijayavitthal T. Mathad. An Improved and Efficient Process for the Production of Highly Pure Paliperidone, a Psychotropic Agent, via DBU CatalyzedN-Alkylation. ACS Sustainable Chemistry & Engineering, 2013; : 130109143517005 DOI: 10.1021/sc3000916
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Additional fixes in this update include the following:
• EXIF data from files saved in Adobe® Photoshop® CS is now extracted to both XMP and old TIFF-tag based structures, making it visible in Photoshop 7.0 as well as other applications that only support TIFF tags.
• On Canon 1D and 1Ds, if you have shot a series of photos using White Balance bracketing, the Temperature and Tint values are retained, as well as reflected, when opening the file in Camera Raw 2.1.
• When in the advanced Apply Camera Raw Settings dialog box, the last used subset will be remembered in the "Update: Custom Subset" settings.
• Green pixel balancing and "crosshatch" noise reduction are improved.
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A penny penetrates a box full of matches.
The clever secret of this trick allows a penny placed on the table to penetrate the bottom of the matchbox and appear inside the box, underneath the matches inside.
The box can be shown on all sides both before and after the trick.
No sleight of hand required.
Great close up effect for the beginner as well as the professional. Very mind blowing. Somewhat hard to come by. And the magic warehouse sells this effect at a great price. GET the effect. you will love the trick! - Homer Smith
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'Dark Voices' is a collection of over 175 one-shot vocal samples suited to the dark Techno, Electro, Drum & Bass, minimal, Trance and more. These effected and tweaked out files are all Royalty-Free, and ready to use in your personal or commercial projects.
'The Dark Voice Samples' collection from Acid Records includes over 175 one-shot and 'robotic talk' style Vocal Samples. In this unique pack you can expect to find vocoded and distorted, dry, reverbed, delayed and compressed vocals.
These royalty free WAVs are suitable for use in all compatible software.
* Please note - demo loop percussion is not part of the sample set.
- 175 Vocal Samples.
- 90 Mb Complete Pack Content.
- 16 bits / 44.1khz
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- How is Champ Man: All-Stars different to other Champ Man titles?
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(Reuters) - Colorado lawmakers approved a bill on Tuesday to legalize same-sex civil unions, and the U.S. state's Democratic governor, who has indicated his support, was expected to sign the measure into law.
The Colorado House Democrats said the measure, which passed by a 39-26 vote in the state House of Representatives, would provide benefits, protections and responsibilities to gay couples similar to those granted heterosexual pairs.
The measure had already been approved by the state Senate.
"This bill is about three simple things: it's about love, it's about family and it's about equality under the law," Colorado House Speaker Mark Ferrandino, an openly gay Democrat and a sponsor of the bill, told fellow lawmakers.
Nine U.S. states and the District of Columbia allow same-sex marriage. Voters in Washington state, Maine and Maryland last November became the first in the nation to approve same-sex marriage at the ballot box.
Eight other states allow civil unions, according to gay rights group the Human Rights Campaign.
On Monday, lawmakers in the House rejected a number of Republican-sponsored amendments to the bill.
Last year, a civil unions bill failed to get a vote by the entire Colorado House of Representatives, which was then under the control of Republicans with a one-vote majority. The governor pushed at the time for a special legislative session to consider the bill in a failed effort to win its passage.
In his 2012 executive order calling for that session, Democratic Governor John Hickenlooper said the bill was needed so that couples, regardless of their sexual orientation, could "take care of each other and their families".
A spokeswoman for Hickenlooper could not be reached for comment on Tuesday.
Reporting by Alex Dobuzinskis; Editing by Cynthia Johnston, David Gregorio and Dale Hudson


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Today was my debut attending a tennis game, Barclays ATP World Tour in the O2 arena, Federer vs Nadal in the final, even a non tennis fan like me have followed these guys the last couple of years on tv but I've never understood what was so great with this sport that can take up to 5 hours to finish. Having that said, now when I've been there, felt the energy, the show, and seen this gentlemen's sport up close I feel completely different. I will definitely go and watch games live in the future, but following it intensively on tv is another story. Oh, Federer won in case you didn't know.
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Adopt Me Halloween ORANGE Spider Collar
This collar is made standard with a printed basic cotton fabric and lined with a soft satin ribbon so it won't irritate your pups skin or coat. An upgraded fabric, core, or lining are available as well. It comes with nickel hardware but you can always upgrade it to brass or heavier nickel hardware by adding the upgrade found in the upgrades section. Other upgrades that may be added as well are metal buckles, powder coated hardware, and/or embroidery. Be sure to add all upgrades to cart before checkout.
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Canvas Fabric Option: If you have an active pet or one that is harsh on their collars, this is the upgrade for you! With this sturdy fabric type, your collar can go to the beach, on a hike in the woods, a roll in the mud, and with just a wash, it will be back to new!
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Gmail is about to touch 6GB storage space and it's still couting. Perhaps a time will come when you will be able to get unlimited storage space from Gmail like Yahoo! and few others. And mind you, it's all for free. You need not shell out a single cent for this.
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Growing subscribers of your RSS feed will expand your reach. Put the appropriate effort into marketing your RSS feed, so you can increase adoption and spread the message contained in the RSS feed.
Feed Validation
Make sure that the feed is properly formed. Some RSS readers and aggregators will be unable to compensate or read an RSS feed that is not correctly formed. There are both web-based and desktop feed validation tools available that can help determine whether an RSS feed is properly formatted or not. After you edit the feed, be sure to spend a few minutes validating the feed.
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Educate And Explain
RSS is still a fairly young technology, and while more and more people understand the power and capabilities of RSS, others may not. Be sure to explain to prospective website visitors how to subscribe to RSS feeds, and what the benefits of subscribing are. A little education goes a long way, and this can significantly increase RSS adoption.
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The content of the RSS feed can be a wide variety of things. Here are a few tips regarding feed content...
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Welcome to tcl.prehiti.net,
the home of a number of helpful, portable applications and utilities created
with Tcl/Tk. Among these applications are productivity apps, software
development tools and image management utilities. Additionally, a
number of libraries written to support these applications are included
and available for integration in other applications.
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mcvs.tcl A graphical front-end for CVS mc3.tcl A wizard for creating new C++ classes tclsed.tcl A recursive search/replace tool
Image Tools
pv.tcl An image browsing utility similar to XV pvsort.tcl An image sorting utility pvconv.tcl An image conversion utility pvindex.tcl A tool for generating web indices from collections of images pvthumbs.tcl A tool for generating thumbnails for collections of images deinterlace.tcl A tool for de-interlacing images captured from video
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popit.tcl Polls multiple POP3 accounts and sends notification of new mail to a single email address (to a cell phone for instance) tkbabel.tcl A graphical front-end to AltaVista's babel engine... very fun tkpim.tcl A database-driven, auto hyper-linked note-keeping application tkget.tcl A graphical front-end for wget tkget2.tcl A new, improved graphical front-end for wget
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pld.tcl A utility for generating a web log of "ping" performance to a certain host plp.tcl A utility for parsing the output of pld.tcl to get additional performance stats plg.tcl A utility that shows "real-time" ping statistics for a host in a cute, color-coded graph. tkweblog.tcl A utility for parsing and querying Apache HTTP server logs.
libraries Learn more about the libraries we wrote to power the tcl.prehiti.net applications and tools. This includes a tree widget, multi-column list view widget and a set of procedures that make building Tk applications even easier.
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Go to the tcl.prehiti.net project page at sourceforge.net to get the latest version of the software from CVS.
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text: Seeking Balance Through Vestibular Research "I literally felt like I was falling off the Earth," recalls Charlene Joaquim. "I felt like my feet were not touching the ground." A bubbly, energetic kindergarten teacher, Ms. Joaquim suddenly developed chronic attacks of vertigo in 2003 that were so intense that she needed assistance getting out of bed in the morning. Vertigo and other balance disorders, as described by the National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders (NIDCD), are disturbances that cause an individual to feel unsteady, giddy, woozy or have a sensation of movement, spinning, or floating. The NIDCD estimates that millions of Americans have balance disorders and that more than 40 percent of them will experience dizziness severe enough to go to a doctor. Ms. Joaquim was one of them. For Ms. Joaquim, the smell of rubber, the sound of a violin, or even a glimpse of sunlight could trigger an episode of vertigo. "I remember lying down at home and looking up at a skylight one day and just the movement of the clouds caused me to have an attack," she said. Her symptoms were a result of vestibular neuritis — inflammation of the vestibular nerve. Charlene Joaquim visited two other doctors before a friend referred her to Mass. Eye and Ear neurotologist Dr. Steven Rauch. Dr. Rauch treated Ms. Joaquim with a combination of medication and weekly rehabilitation therapy. People such as Ms. Joaquim are the reason Mass. Eye and Ear is establishing a Balance Center that will offer a multidisciplinary approach to treating balance disorders. With the addition of psychiatry, physical therapy and rehabilitation services, a Balance Center will eventually complement Mass. Eye and Ear's current treatment and testing capabilities. The Center will offer coordinated, focused, full-service care, thus reducing the number of visits patients make to the hospital. "I can see how someone could give in to this disease," she says, as her voice cracks and she struggles to hold back tears. "Thanks to treatment at Mass. Eye and Ear, I am living a normal life," she says. Contact Us Today! 617-523-7900


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Final regulations published in the Federal Register on October 29, 2010, require institutions to report certain information about students who enrolled in Title IV eligible educational programs that lead to gainful employment in a recognized occupation (GE programs). Those regulations also provide that institutions must disclose to prospective students certain information about the institution's GE Programs. Finally, the new regulations require institutions to notify the Department if they wish to add an additional GE Program to its list of Title IV eligible programs. All of these requirements are effective July 1, 2011.
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London Wasps 43-14 London Irish, Aviva Premiership
Brian Smith: "There's no reason to panic"
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London Irish boss Brian Smith claims there is "no reason to panic" after seeing his side ship 123 points in their opening three matches in the Aviva Premiership.
The Exiles fell to a heavy 43-14 loss to Wasps on Saturday which meant that Smith's side have now conceded 40 points or more in their first three matches. With Shaun Edwards on board as their new defence supremo, the pressure will be on the Wales coach to turn around the team's fortunes.
But despite letting in 11 tries so far, Smith is confident that has side can stop the rot. "There's no reason to panic," he said. "It's early doors in this competition. We went in with our tails in front at half-time but we dropped off the pace 55 minutes into the game. That's really disappointing.
"But we have to cop it on the chin. We have to take our medicine, learn our lessons from this defeat and soldier on. We have a young group and we've struggled to put a win together. Young lads are only human and that's a problem for us but they're giving it all they've got.
"We were in the game up to the 55th minute. Now we have to learn our lessons and play for the full 80."
Wasps crossed for four scores but it will be Stephen Jones who will get the headlines. The Wales fly-half kicked five penalties and four conversions and Wasps boss Dai Young was full of praise for the half-back.
"Stephen brings the experience and a calm head and everybody knows Joe's [Simpson, Wasps scrum-half] a real threat in open play," said Young. "Today I thought his defensive capabilities were excellent. His organisation with Stephen was good. They steered the ship really well."
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Forum Post: If the overall goal is to lower labor costs then economic upheaval would benefit that cause,
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When looking at the level of government debt around the world, remember the workers of those countries will have to work in order to pay the interest to the wealthy people around the world who hold that debt. When governments cut taxes and raise debt as America did in 2001 they are selling future generations into indentured servitude. The only moral thing to do is to immediately raise taxes enough to balance the current budget. Those that wish to lower the power of government in peoples lives should be working to raise labor costs to the point where people with jobs don't need government to eat, sleep and get to work, but those that claim that cause work to lower labor cost and drive more people into poverty. Their answer to this dilemma is voter ID laws so fewer and fewer of these peasant workers vote. This whole cycle serves to keep the cost of labor low so that the inheritors of future trust funds will have a comfortable life.
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This November marks the 50th year The Brunswick Beacon has been serving Brunswick County.
To honor this milestone, the Beacon staff is hosting an open house from 4-6 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 15, at the Beacon office. The Beacon is at 208 Smith Ave. in Shallotte, across the street from the post office.
There will be a brief ceremony starting at 4:15 p.m., but visitors can stop by anytime between 4-6 p.m.
There will be music provided by local bluegrass entertainers, as well as refreshments and cake.
Attendees will have a chance to meet the Beacon staff and former Beacon employees are encouraged to attend.
Take a walk down memory lane with photos and old newspapers and see some of the many awards the Beacon staff has won for its quality community newspaper reporting, design, photography and advertisements during the past 50 years.
"Community newspapers are a vibrant part of a healthy community," said managing editor Stacey Manning. "Brunswick County is so diverse—with locals who've been here for generations, to retirees and newcomers happy to make it their home. We do our best each and every week to write about important issues and also interesting, fun stories about the people who make this such a great place to live and work."
The quality journalism, advertising and customer service provided at the Beacon are part of the tradition started some 50 years ago when the newspaper was first printed.
The first issue of The Brunswick Beacon, which was then printed as The Shallotte Press, has a publication date of Nov. 1, 1962. Robert Stanley founded the newspaper.
The Beacon was purchased in 1970 by Edward Sweatt, then a partner in Community Newspapers Inc. out of Spartanburg, S.C.
Sweatt and his wife, Carolyn, skillfully guided the Beacon through the area's population explosion in the late 1980s and early 1990s. By the mid-1990s, real estate and service industry advertising allowed the Beacon to expand from printing 28 to 32 pages to 70-plus pages each week. Today, the Beacon continues to publish newspapers near that page count.
In early 2001, the Beacon moved from its location on Main Street to a new 21,000-square-foot office center and printing plant on Smith Avenue.
The Beacon was purchased in June 2003 by Landmark Community Newspapers Inc. out of Shelbyville, Ky. LCNI is a division of Landmark Communications, a privately held media company in Norfolk, Va., with interests in newspapers and special publications, TV broadcasting, cable programming, outdoor advertising, and education.
In late 2011, the Beacon closed its in-house printing division and began working with LCNI-owned Greensboro News and Record to print the weekly newspaper. The transition encouraged a complete redesign of the newspaper, including an updated look, more color page options and improved content and advertising.
For the past several years, the Beacon has been honored by the North Carolina Press Association as the first-place general excellence award winner in the Beacon's circulation division.
For three of the past four years, the Beacon has also won the prestigious Henry Lee Weathers Freedom of Information Award for all North Carolina newspapers, regardless of publication frequency, for newspapers with a circulation of 20,000 or less.
The Beacon staff in news, advertising, graphics and classifieds, have also won many local, state, regional and national awards.
"We hope you'll come and visit with us on Nov. 15," Manning said. "We'd love to hear what you think about our newspaper and want you to join us in celebrating our future while we honor our past."
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... Knitting Tagging ... what ever you want to call it
For me it all started one November day in Sydney. I saw a pole with knitting on it. Amazing, never seen anything like that before. I photographed it and when I returned to Melbourne I started googling to find out more about this unusual Street Art.
I soon learned that it is called 'Yarn Bombing' by most knitters, although personally I don't like that term, and would prefer to call it Tag Knitting.
I thought ok I'll try to do one too.
That was in January, and it is still in position.
I then thought that instead of knitting all my own tags, why not use left overs from Op Shops etc. so I scouted around and found a few knitted squares, which I applied to poles in January.
Then I found a lovely bright scarf in an op shop, a bit worse for wear, with a few little moth holes. I decided to cut it up, by first doing a few rows of machine stitching.. then cutting between the stitches so it does not fray.
Granddaughter even knitted a whole length to add to a bus seat armrest in a local bus shelter, a nice comfy seat to sit and wait for a bus.
So we added one to a street seat, and it is still there.
During February I met, via the net, 'Bali' from Twilight Taggers and she has been a great encouragement. 'Bali' mostly crochets her beautiful installations.
For a Moomba celebration this weekend we went down to the Yarra and she released some lovely yellow ducks in cute crochet outfits, for her Float Away Duck Project.
I just managed to make one ramp on one pontoon all the more 'festive' for the Moomba Festival.
If you are a Yarn Bomber, Knitting Tagger, or Street Artist, follow my blog, and 'Bali's' blog for more inspiration. And please leave your comments, I'd love to hear from you.


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