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Best of Show: Top 5 Digital Cameras from CES 2013
Over the last 3 days I have walked many miles, visited almost a dozen camera companies and checked out countless cameras just to bring you information on the newest camera announced this year. After milling through the specs and getting my hands of wide range of cameras, I'm going to narrow down the field to the top 5 digital cameras of CES 2013.
The Best of Show: Digital Cameras from CES 2013
#1 Fuji X100S
One word – Luxury. This camera is a beautiful. With a retro camera body that looks almost identical to the X100, the X100S is the epitome of a luxury camera. An advanced 16.3MP APS-C X-Trans CMOS II Sensor and improved EXR Processor II make this camera the fastest autofocus in its class. The X100S has a fixed 23mm f2 lens. But this beauty comes at a price. The camera is expected to be released in the spring of 2013 and available for around $1300. I bet your first reaction was, "Wow, that's a lot of money for a fixed lens compact camera." And I will admit that was one of my first thoughts, too. Personally, I am a budget oriented shopper. However, I have a love of fine photography. But it only takes one look at this camera to see that the X100S is more than just a sum of its specs. When you pick up the camera you can feel how well built the body was designed. It is solid. Also, the classic design is timeless and simple. The lens is just amazing. And the electronic view finder (EVF) is one of the best I have ever peeked through. Seriously, it is sharp and crisp and rivals what you see when you are looking through a traditional DSLR type viewfinder. The LCD screen on the back of the camera is also beautiful. Finally, the X100S takes the top spot due to Fuji's desire to provide the customer with a longstanding product. Fuji includes continued firmware updates similar to that which you would see for the iPhone. What does that mean to you? If the company decides that the camera will benefit from additional functionality that is utilized by upgrading the firmware, but you have already purchased the camera, all you have to do is a firmware update and you will have the same functionality as the newest release. I can't wait to get the X100S in my hands!
#2 Olympus TG-2
I know it's kind of crazy that a tough camera gets the #2 spots, but let me explain. When I saw the TG-2 in the initial press release, I must admit, I pretty much wrote it off as being just another "mediocre, at best" tough camera. Let's face it; the tough camera market is oversaturated with mediocrity. But it only took a millisecond to realize this camera is leaps and bounds above the rest. First, the camera is solid. It is not "plasticy" or wimpy. Also, it is fast. The autofocus is way better than I expected. That makes sense, of course. Olympus' cameras have amazingly fast autofocus. But I didn't know if that same functionality would be passed down to the "Tough" line. It was! In addition to the autofocus, I was impressed with the expandability of the TG-2. The camera has a removable ring that allows users to add optional lenses created for this camera. I was able to get my hands on two of these and I liked the ability to change focal lengths on such a durable, pocketable camera. As an added bonus, these lenses can even be changed under water making it perfect for divers and snorkelers. I can't wait for Olympus to send me the TG-2 so I can take it for a swim.
#3 Nikon D5200
The Nikon D5200 was a huge hit at Photokina and has been available in Europe for a couple of months. We are so happy that it has finally come to the United States. The D5200 will draw a huge following due to its ease of use and ability to accept the kit lens as well as the entire line of Nikkor and 3rd party Nikon mount lenses. Designed for the entry level DSLR user, the camera utilizes much of the same technology that is in the more expensive DSLRs. It has a 24.1-megapixel DX-format CMOS sensor, an ISO range from 100-6400and is expandable to as high as ISO 25,600. It has a great price point. It also records video in 1080p at 30fps. Retailing for $899.95 with the AF-S DX NIKKOR 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6G VR lens, this camera will have a lot of bang for its buck. But I would highly suggest that users new to DSLR shooting ready the manual. This camera has a fair amount of functionality. If you don't read the manual, you will miss out on all that it has to offer.
#4 Samsung NX300
The Samsung NX300 is on this list due to its sturdy body and innovative 2D/3D lens. Although it's debatable if this technology will actually take off, the concept behind is pretty cool. I got to spend some hands on time with this technology in the Samsung booth (which was amazingly designed for both visual and auditory bliss). They had an NX300 with the 45mm f1.8 2D/3D lens hooked up to their 3D screen. I stood in front of the camera while the screen showed my 3D image. I couldn't believe it; my image jumped off the screen. Samsung told me that the camera lens' technology would be a great addition to anyone who already has a 3D television. Now you can record your home movies in 3D and watch them on your 3D television. I would be remiss if I didn't tell you that the NX300 has other great features besides this technology. It has a well-made, retro style body. It has 20.3 MP, an APS-CMOS sensor and an ISO range of 100-25,600. The camera will retail at $750. The 2D/3D lens retails at $500. For $1250 you have a fully functional 3D system. Not bad!
#5 Canon PowerShot N
So here's another camera that I was ready to write off before I even saw it. In fact, I almost wrote it off entirely. And I would have if it wouldn't have been for an image I took during my hands on time with the Canon N. Yes, a single image that I took in the camera's creative mode function changed my mind. In general, I am not a huge fan of the "creative mode" functionality in Point and Shoot cameras. The different effects are usually so-so and lack the true creativity I desire in my images. But the Canon N uses much different technology than any other camera's creative mode that I have used. The camera actually analyzes the image and creates 5 unique images in addition to the one you created. And it doesn't just reprocess the original image with 5 effects. No, the camera takes the original image and then "dreams up" the others. For example, I took a picture of another camera at the booth. The picture was comprised of the entire camera. The N took that image and gave me 5 unique images including one that was cropped in to just show the "Canon" name that was located on the front of the camera. It also gave me an image that was black and white. It gave me another image that was a crop from the opposite side of the front of the camera. The kicker was that each image retained a single focus point. And the focus point was not the same as what I deemed the single focus point in the original image. Holy cow! That's huge. After that, I was sold and also a little worried. That functionality is almost a little too creative for only $300. I am very interested in getting my hands on the Canon N to see what else I can create. If this function is as good as it seems Canon might want to invest into putting it into a more expensive line of cameras.


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There was nothing special or significant about this tax season.
No new tax "gimmicks" – just a repeat of last season's refundable Making Work Pay credit; it continued to FU withholding, especially for those receiving pensions.
No car, computer or other problems that took valuable time away from 1040 preparation – although my car was stuck in ice and buried under snow for three weeks early in the season causing me to rent a car on week-ends.
And I did not notice any recurring "theme" this season - one year every third client won the lottery, another had a lot of sales of residence, and recently a ton of refinances.
Because of the procrastination of the idiots in Congress the IRS was delayed in processing certain returns until mid-February, but this did not affect me in the least.
My main concern at the beginning of the season was being able to get enough 1040, 1040A, Schedule A and Schedule B forms. The local Post Office branch usually has a generous supply of all these forms – but this year when I went looking I found that only certain forms were sent to certain branches. Only Schedule M, Schedule B and 1040EZ were at my local branch. I had to travel to various other branches to find the 1040s, 1040As and Schedule A. Eventually, late in February, my branch got all the forms.
I continued to prepare all my federal returns manually, as I have always done (and always will – e-filing only when it is available free of charge, without benefit of flawed software, via the IRS website). To cover my arse under the new federal electronic filing mandate I had my clients sign a brief statement that I do not "file" their returns for them, I give them the finished return and they "file" the return themselves, and attached this to my file copy of the return. The IRS did not contact or penalize me for not e-filing. Neither did New York State, because it was obvious that I do not use flawed tax preparation software and therefore exempt from their mandate (one thing that NY actually does right).
I also continued to encourage my clients to request direct deposit of their federal and state refunds wherever possible. In the case of NY returns this was an absolute must, as we were told that taxpayers who did not request direct deposit of NY state refunds would have to wait months to get a paper check in the mail.
Speaking of New York State, this year the DFBs in Albany decided not to sell bulk copies of their tax returns to preparers any more. They had stopped sending out booklets to taxpayers a few years ago, but I was able to buy copies of the state's forms from the Department of Taxation and Finance. For 2010 returns I had to download the forms from the Department's website. And NY continued to waste valuable time by making me handwrite the information from W-2s on an IT-2 instead of just including the W-2 with the mailing of the return like everyone else.
Thankfully New Jersey still mailed out tax return booklets to those who filed manually for 2009. But the booklets were not available at local Post Offices this year.
I used the NJWebFile system to submit full-year resident returns online where possible, and when a client did not specifically "opt out". However I could not submit the returns for clients with NJ Gross Income of more than $150,000. For 2009 returns $150,000 meant something – it limited the property tax deduction. But for 2010 this restriction was no more and $150,000 meant absolutely nothing. The cafones in Trenton were too cheap to pay someone to update the system's software. Each day from February 1 through April 16 found me at my desk from at least 4:00 AM till around 5:00 PM, with brief breakfast and lunch breaks. I "hit the hay" each night at 8:00 PM (or earlier). I strictly enforced my "read my lips – no new clients" rule. I also enforced my new cut-off date for accepting returns to be prepared by the deadline. Any returns that were not literally in my hands by end of business on March 25th (regardless of the postmark) were automatically extended.
I tried to maintain a FIFO (first-in, first-out) system of preparation, but, as usual, this was not always done. I did, once again, make sure that all returns (with the exception of one that fell victim to the "Curse of the Red File") received in my hands in February, with all the necessary information, were completed before tackling the returns received in March. Red files (those that needed more information), with the one exception, were completed once the missing information was received.
In the first two weeks of February turn-around time is quick – sometimes only one or two days. By mid-February this increases to at two weeks and becomes three by the end of the month. For returns received in March the turn-around is really 4 weeks – so returns received after March 15th, if involved at all, are most likely extended.
I did not notice any more late corrected Consolidated Form 1099 Statements from brokerage houses than usual this year, as has been suggested by NATP and others. But the issuance of one, or more, corrected statements as late as mid-March continues to cause serious delays, sometimes resulting in extension.
The additional 3 days of this year's tax season – a result of Emancipation Day in Washington DC – really did not help me much this year. I still "ran out of steam" around the 14h, as always happens. For 2009 my biggest 1040 extended, but did not do so for 2010. This set of returns took away about a day and a half – canceling out the addied days. The season ended for me on Saturday, April 16th.
Despite the relative smoothness of the season I still ended up with 40 or so GD extensions – some of which were due to my workload and not late or no receipt. Unfortunately this means I really need to "thin the herd" a bit for next year – and not just say I need to.
Several long-time clients went to their final audit this year – a few way too soon. That is not how I want to "thin the herd". They will truly be missed.
While I did go to the Jersey Shore from April 17-19 to recover, once I returned home I hopped right on the GD extensions. I will continue to work on the GDEs, at a relaxed pace, through next Tuesday (May 3rd), hoping to have at least 20 done by then. On May 4th I leave for a few days of relaxation on Long Beach Island.As usual I was "on hiatus" from posting to TWTP or my NJ TAX PRACTICE BLOG during the season, although I did write a tax season column of initially twice-weekly and eventually week-day daily TAX TIPS for MainStreet.com. It is good to get back to the tax blogosphere.
So fellow taxpro bloggers - how was your tax season? TTFN


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PL/SQL Language Elements, 50 of 52
The function
SQLERRM returns the error message associated with its error-number argument or, if the argument is omitted, with the current value of
SQLERRM with no argument is meaningful only in an exception handler. Outside a handler,
SQLERRM with no argument always returns the message normal, successful completion.
For internal exceptions,
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WNPS and
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VALUE_ERROR exception (for truncation) is not raised when you assign the value of
SQLERRM to
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September 19, 2018
Open House at 2034 Ottawa St
The Windsor Workers' Education Centre is now housed with the Global Resource Centre at 2034 Ottawa St., Windsor, On., Canada. The Sewing Straight Lines Sewing Collective is a project of the GRC and the worker centre and the collective has kicked off with training classes with the aim of creating a worker run cooperative. Doug MacLellan provided this video: This article provides a brief primer of the #solidarityeconomy
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December 7, 2017
Bill 148 The Fair Workplaces, Better Jobs Act, 2017 has been passed in the Ontario Legislature
After two years of consultations, rallies, advocacy, and hearings The Fair Workplaces, Better Jobs Act, 2017, Bill 148 will mean many positive improvements for workers in Windsor/Essex and Ontario as a whole. WWEC will be developing handouts in the coming weeks so workers know their rights. In the meantime, if you have any questions please contact WWEC: firstname.lastname@example.com and 519 252 1212 The most recent news release is pasted below. Be sure to read information on details of some of…
Posted in Uncategorised | By Paul Chislett
June 25, 2017
Bill 148, Fair Workplaces, Better Jobs Act, 2017
Bill 148, Fair Workplaces, Better Jobs Act (2017) is legislation with a direct effect on workers in Ontario – especially non-union workers whose only protection is the Employment Standards Act which Bill 148 will amend. The legislation comes out of the recent The Changing Workplaces Review process that took place over the last 2 years. The legislation is undergoing hearings conducted by the Standing Committee on Finance and Economic Affairs before it goes through a second reading in the legislature…
Posted in Uncategorised | By Paul Chislett
June 19, 2017
WWEC denounces latest cut to adult education at the Windsor Essex Catholic District School Board
It is with a sense of alarm and indignation that the Windsor Workers Education Centre publicly notes the deep cuts to the last vestiges of the St. Michael's Catholic Adult High School programs in the Windsor Essex Catholic District School Board. These programs have been used by the poorest and most vulnerable citizens. Of particular note is the termination of the Work Matters program that provided employment and independence to intellectually challenged adults. Replacing Work Matters in class, face to…
Posted in Uncategorised | By Paul Chislett
May 24, 2017
Final Report of the Workplace Review Panel
It's finally out. Here is a synopsis of the report provided by the Fight for 15 and Fairness Campaign Draft Review of CWR Recommendations Emergency Briefing May 31 at 5:00 pm The Fight for $15 & Fairness and the Ontario Federation of Labour will be convening a joint teleconference to share all available information. This teleconference will take place on Wednesday, May 31 at 5:00 pm and dial in numbers will be distributed shortly. Call WWEC if you would like…
Posted in Uncategorised | By Paul Chislett
May 22, 2017
Greetings workers and WWEC supporters. We need your help. As we moved into 2017, we worked to increase our membership with outreach and a PayPal button on the website where supporters could make a one time donation or ongoing monthly contributions. Many sincere thanks to those who have made contributions. We also held a bowl- a -thon and a pasta sauce contest/dinner, both successful fundraisers. At this point, however, we are 3 months behind in our rent, and will be…
Posted in Uncategorised | By Paul Chislett
February 1, 2017
WWEC Statement on US Travel Ban and Islamophobia
In the current political climate in the United States, workers have drawn into a dangerous narrative of blaming members of non-Christian religions, women, newcomers, and racialized people for problems of un/under-employment and a general sense of loss of entitlements that somehow takes away rights from white males. We as Canadians are not, as horribly demonstrated by the Quebec City Mosque shooting, immune to this false narrative in Canada. The Windsor Workers' Education Centre (WWEC) exists to educate and advocate for…
Posted in Uncategorised | By Paul Chislett
January 5, 2017
Moving into 2017 at the Windsor Workers' Education Centre
Greetings and Happy New Year! The Windsor Workers' Education Centre (WWEC) was initiated by faculty and students in the Labour Studies Program at the University of Windsor in February, 2007. In 2008 that group acquired our current space at 328 Pelissier St. The centre relied on paid memberships and individual/institutional donations and was able to produce pamphlets on employment law, set up a phone referral service, organize direct actions and publicity campaigns, meet with workers on a variety of workplace…
Posted in Uncategorised | By Paul Chislett
December 6, 2016
Holiday Party at WWEC
Holiday Party at WWEC: Dec 21 2016, 5-9PM Food, Refreshments, Raffle & space for vendors For more info call 519 252 1212
Posted in Uncategorised | By Paul Chislett
November 9, 2016
Migrant Dreams screened at Windsor International Film Festival
On Sunday Nov. 6th, the documentary Migrant Dreams screened at WIFF. The film makers, workers featured in the film, and activists attended and the whole apparatus of the Temporary Foreign Worker program was examined by highlighting the lives of several women workers from Indonesia. It was important to show this film in Windsor since the greenhouse owners have become wealthy largely on the backs of low waged workers who face racism, sexism, and denial of rights. Local photographer Doug MacLellan…
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Our Easter crafts are in full swing! Here are the first two:
For the card, I painted the palm and four fingers of each child's hand. Then I separated the first two fingers from the last two fingers (Star Trek style) and made a print on the front of the card.
I got the idea to make a bunny this way from Fun Handprint Art. I also painted a little bit of pink on the ears. This helped cover up any gaps between the fingers.
And I wrote, "Some bunny loves you..." When it was dry the kids wrote, "ME!" on the inside of the card, decorated it and signed their name.
Then they glued neon wiggle eyes and a button nose to their bunny print. They also drew in whiskers and a mouth.
They turned out so cute! I will send them home later this week so the kids can give them to their parents.
We also made Easter/Spring wreaths. I was just planning on cutting the entire middle out of a paper plate, but then I thought it might be cute to have a little bunny peeking out. So I drew a simple bunny shape (with a marshmallow Peep in mind) and cut around that. We used small paper plates. First the kids decorated the bunny with markers, then they scrunched up tissue paper squares and glued them around the plate.
When dry, I added a little bow at the bottom with some ribbon that was donated to our classroom. It was the perfect touch!
I hope to have more Spring and Easter crafts for you later in the week!


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Date(s) - 01/29/19
7:00 pm - 8:30 pm
Community Center
A professional art therapist will run creative art activities using a variety of supplies such as: paint, collage materials, colored pencils, markers, pastels, clay and more. Art is a great way to visually express yourself and tap into your creative side. The benefits of art are many such as: reducing anxiety and stress, relaxation, socializing with others as you make art, increase in self esteem, and so much more!
Please pre-register before attending. Family and friends are welcome to join too but they will also need to pre-register. Note that if a class is cancelled for any reason we will contact you.
Dates: Every Tuesdays, ongoing (No program 7/3/18, 12/25/18)
Time: 7-8:30pm
Place: The Community Center
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115 N. County Farm Rd., Wheaton
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San Diego, Calif. -- Scientists from the Burnham Institute for Medical Research (BIMR) and Illumina Inc., in collaboration with stem cell researchers around the world, have found that the DNA of human embryonic stem cells is chemically modified in a characteristic, predictable pattern. This pattern distinguishes human embryonic stem cells from normal adult cells and cell lines, including cancer cells. The study, which appears online today in Genome Research, should help researchers understand how epigenetic factors contribute to self-renewal and developmental pluripotence, unique characteristics of human embryonic stem cells that may one day allow them to be used to replace diseased or damaged cells with healthy ones in a process called therapeutic cloning.
Embryonic stem cells are derived from embryos that are undergoing a period of intense cellular activity, including the chemical addition of methyl groups to specific DNA sequences in a process known as DNA methylation. The methylation and demethylation of particular DNA sequences in the genome are known to have profound effects on cellular behavior and differentiation. For example, DNA methylation is one of the critical epigenetic events leading to the inactivation of one X chromosome in female cells. Failure to establish a normal pattern of DNA methylation during embryogenesis can cause immunological deficiencies, mental retardation and other abnormalities such as Rett, Prader-Willi, Angelman and Beckwith-Wiedemann syndromes.
Until recently, DNA methylation could only be studied one gene at a time. But a new microarray-based technique developed at Illumina enabled the scientists conducting this new study to simultaneously examine hundreds of potential methylation sites, thereby revealing global patterns. "Analyzing the DNA methylation pattern of hundreds of genes at a time opens a new window for epigenetic research," says Dr. Jian-Bing Fan, director of molecular biology at Illumina. "Exciting insights into development, aging, and cancer should come quickly from understanding global patterns of DNA methylation."
To examine global DNA methylation patterns in human embryonic stem cells, the researchers analyzed 14 human embryonic stem cell lines from diverse ethnic origins, derived in several different labs, and maintained for various times in culture. They tested over 1500 potential methylation sites in the DNA of these cells and in other cell types and found that the embryonic stem cells shared essentially identical methylation patterns in a large number of gene regions. Furthermore, these methylation patterns were distinct from those in adult stem cells, differentiated cells, and cancer cells.
"Our results suggest that therapeutic cloning of patient-specific human embryonic stem cells will be an enormous challenge, as nuclei from adult cells will have to be epigenetically reprogrammed to reflect the specific DNA methylation signature of normal human embryonic stem cells," explains Dr. Jeanne Loring, co-director of the stem cell center at BIMR. "This reinforces the need for basic research directed at understanding the fundamental biology of human embryonic stem cells before therapeutic uses can be considered."
Genome Research (www.genome.org) is an international, continuously published, peer-reviewed journal published by Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Press. Launched in 1995, it is one of the five most highly cited primary research journals in genetics and genomics.
Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Press is an internationally renowned publisher of books, journals, and electronic media, located on Long Island, New York. It is a division of Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, an innovator in life science research and the education of scientists, students, and the public. For more information, visit www.cshlpress.com.


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Other Ambient (and related) Music / Re: A trio of albums listened to today that I recommend« on: July 21, 2014, 07:11:12 PM »
JKN - thanks for the Cinchel recommendation! Just bought 'A House Once Lived That Never Was' and I'll probably pick up more of his stuff before the night is through. This is very well done not-always-guitar-based drone/ambient music. Looks like at least two of his albums have some sort of physical option (printed magazine, cassette) if you're into objects as well as sounds. Thanks again - very much appreciated.


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Quote from: JediJman on March 27, 2011, 08:23 PM Just don't buy a box off of Ebay if you want a shot at a chase.Why is that?
Just don't buy a box off of Ebay if you want a shot at a chase.
I just placed my order for a box with BBTS- June suddenly seems very far away...
I feel pretty good about my ability to sell off half the the boxes with them going 2x this time around. Sets of 6 + the the build are going for about $100 on Ebay, so I figured its worth the chance at a chase.
i'm so ready for this already! Hope the earthquake didnt throw off the release time.
Concerning #3, we do not have any official information from our suppliers about that item, but once we do it will be up on the website. I'm sorry, but I cannot give you any indication of when that might be. Please keep checking!
How is it mid July and we have no new news on these yet!? I need a Kube fix in the worst way.
I broke down and bought the Harry Potter figures the other day just to tide me over for a while.
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Hamilton County Democratic Party Chairman Paul Smith moved last month to kick from the party's board members who leak details to the media, criticize party operations or publicly question his performance as chairman.
"They can say it," Smith said at a Feb. 21 board meeting. "They just won't be on the board anymore."
Smith backtracked when board member, attorney and former County Commissioner John Allen Brooks suggested such a policy would "do away with the First Amendment."
"Of course it may not be legal," Smith replied, according to a recording obtained by the Chattanooga Times Free Press. "I don't know. We'll have to get legal advice on that, and we will ... from the state party."
The chairman quickly shut down audible objections, leaving the next steps rather nebulous. Board members said the proposals could be brought to a vote at the March 21 meeting.
Smith's actions presage further conflict in a long-splintered county party.
Tennessee Democratic Party spokesman Brandon Puttbrese cited "legitimate concerns here," but said he didn't have firsthand knowledge of Smith's actions. He stressed that the state party "supports the First Amendment."
In a Friday phone interview, Smith declined to answer follow-up questions about his proposals.
"If you have a recording, that's self-explanatory," Smith said. "I don't have anything else to add to it."
Smith has about six weeks left in a term marked by internal strife.
In the last eight months, he has defended a party document that included an off-color joke about women; violated party rules by booting reporters from a board meeting; and ratified several financial agreements without asking for board approval.
"I have watched over the past two years as Mr. Smith [gets] away with murder," former county party chairman Stuart James wrote in a recent letter to board members.
However, late Saturday night, Smith told Chattanoogan.com that he would not seek re-election when his term expires in six weeks.
At the Feb. 21 meeting, Smith scolded local Democrats who publicly air their concerns, suggesting that some board members operate "outside the realm of being reasonable." Lowering his voice, he advised them to "keep your comments within bounds as far as the Democratic Party's concerned."
"To sit there and sandbag people for personal gain is hurtful," Smith said.
Also at the meeting, a Smith-appointed rules committee suggested eliminating board representation for the Greater Chattanooga Democratic Women's Club and the Hamilton County Young Democrats -- two groups that include Smith's most aggressive critics.
In a letter to Tennessee Democratic Party Chairman Roy Herron, Women's Club President Rita Fehring said Smith's approach amounts to "a deliberate effort" to rid the board of women, young people and uncooperative board members.
"I will not mince words," Fehring wrote. "This is an effort at tyranny. ... Clearly in today's political climate this is a directed effort at rolling back time."
Hamilton County Young Democrats President Colby Knecht said the party needs new leadership.
"We don't need Paul," Knecht said. "We need somebody who's going to pull the party together and work to get people elected."
In the Friday phone interview, Smith declined to discuss the board's concerns. Stephen Harper, the county party treasurer and Smith's top deputy, did not return a call Friday afternoon.
Their silence aligns with another proposal Smith pitched Feb. 21.
"We want a clear definition as to how we can call the board of directors into session where we can have a private discussion," Smith told board members.
However, party bylaws promote transparency: "All meetings of the Democratic Party ... and all other official Party committees and bodies shall be open to the public."
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Earl L. Smith III, O.D., dean of the College of Optometry and Greeman-Petty Professor at the University of Houston (UH), is the 2010 recipient of the Charles F. Prentice Medal Award from the American Academy of Optometry (AAO).
Established in 1958, this honor is awarded annually to an outstanding scientist who has contributed significantly to the advancement of knowledge through research in the visual sciences and is the highest distinction given by the AAO. Smith will be recognized Friday, Nov. 19, during the organization's annual meeting in San Francisco.
"Smith's career has resulted in a number of innovative and helpful discoveries in visual development, binocular vision and related areas, both for understanding basic mechanisms and for application to clinical practice," said Chris A. Johnson, chair of the AAO awards committee. "His work represents an exceptionally good role model for young investigators to aspire to."
One particular breakthrough in which Smith was involved this year is the discovery of new technologies to control myopia, better known as nearsightedness. Affecting more than 1.6 billion people globally, myopia afflicts 128 million people in the United States. If left undetected, the condition progresses and can not only adversely impact a child's education and social development, but also significantly increases the risk of cataracts, glaucoma and retinal detachment as people age.
"Our research provides new insight into refractive development, as well as having practical implications for the clinical management of myopia," Smith said. "Refraction is the ability of the eye to bend light so that an image is focused on the retina, and this changes as a person matures. When someone becomes nearsighted, distant images become focused in front of the retina instead of on it, as it needs to be for clear vision.
"Traditional visual correction for this condition has been to manipulate visual images only forward and backward with corrective lenses. It's now been discovered, however, that the peripheral retinal image plays a major part in stimulating eye growth and myopia. So, in partnership with the Vision Cooperative Research Centre in Sydney, we've developed glasses and contact lenses intended to control myopia progression by manipulating peripheral optics."
These new methods Smith and his colleagues have been studying represent a fundamental shift in the approach to optical interventions for controlling refractive development. Their preliminary results have provided proof that peripheral optical manipulations can indeed slow myopia progression. The group's next steps will be to embark on longer-term clinical trials and optimize the lens designs they've developed thus far.
For a video of Smith discussing his experience with the AAO and his research, visit http://www.aaopt.org/content/videos/2010_Academy_Promo_Smith.html.
NOTE TO JOURNALISTS: A high-resolution photo of Earl Smith is available to media by contacting Lisa Merkl.
About the University of Houston
The University of Houston is a comprehensive national research institution serving the globally competitive Houston and Gulf Coast Region by providing world-class faculty, experiential learning and strategic industry partnerships. UH serves more than 38,500 students in the nation's fourth-largest city, located in the most ethnically and culturally diverse region of the country.
About the UH College of Optometry
Since 1952, the University of Houston College of Optometry (UHCO) has educated and trained optometrists to provide the highest quality vision care. One of only 20 optometry schools in the country, UHCO offers a variety of degree programs, including Doctor of Optometry (O.D.), a combined Doctor of Optometry/Doctor of Philosophy (O.D./Ph.D.), Master of Science (M.S.) and Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.). UHCO serves an average of 36,000 patients a year through The University Eye Institute and its satellite clinics.
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It is difficult to take a bite from a fresh peach without making a mess.
But taking that risk doesn't matter to music artist Darrelle London. In fact, this approach to life is the inspiration for the title of her new album "Eat A Peach."
It is difficult to take a bite from a fresh peach without making a mess.
But taking that risk doesn't matter to music artist Darrelle London. In fact, this approach to life is the inspiration for the title of her new album "Eat A Peach."
The emerging artist will play songs from the 2012 release, along with a number of other tunes, during her performance at 7 p.m. Saturday at the McPherson Opera House.
London said her album title is inspired by her favorite poem, "The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock" by T. S. Eliot, which she describes as man questioning his life's lack of risk.
"To me it meant he never took a bite out of something that was juicy or messy. He never left a mark, and he's looking back on that with regret," she said. "I really love that poem, and to me, this album is my attempt at putting a piece of myself out there and seeing what happens. So basically, my version of eating a peach."
Her music, expressed through voice, piano and ukulele, describes events from her life, such as relationships and dreams. Specific topics include a bad first date and her desire to own an RV.
"I call it indie pop because it's different than top 40 pop songs on the radio. It's something that's very accessible," she said. "When I'm writing, I try to see the humor in situation and convey that in songs."
That emotion has placed her on the radio throughout the country and allowed her to be named the Bell Emerging Artist for May 2012.
As she gains success and recognition, she looks forward to her live performances.
"I just kind of love the energy exchange with the audience," she said. "I love putting out my energy in my songs, and when there's a connection made, I feel like I get energy back. It's a really unique experience, and I only get it from performing."
This is amplified especially when her audience tells her they could relate to a specific song or experience, for example, dating a musician.
"I tend to write about very specific experiences, so I don't think many people will relate to it, but when they do, it's a really neat feeling. That common human experience and relating to people in that way, I really enjoy that."
London has performed for audiences in Kansas City, but has never played for a McPherson audience.
"I really like touring the Midwest. People are generally really supportive of arts and culture.
They also seem to be interested in checking out artists they're not necessarily familiar with. As a emerging artist, I value that."
Tickets for London's show are $22 for general admission, or $10 for students. Visit www.mcphersonoperahouse.org or call 620-241-1952.
Moving forward, London said her biggest goal now is connecting with her fans.
"The thing I've learned from all of the industry experience is that fans are really all that mattes. My focus is playing and getting my music heard as must as possible and fostering the relationships with fans because they are really the most important thing."
Search for Darrelle London on Facebook or follow her @darrellelondon
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The world's largest biceps belong to Mostafa Ismail (Egypt) and were measured for left arm flexed at 64.77 cm (25.5 in) and non-flexed 62.23 cm (24.5 in) and for right arm flexed at 63.5 cm (25 in) and non-flexed 60.96 cm (24 in). The measurements were taken in Franklin, Massachusetts, USA which is where Mostafa now resides.
The 57th edition of the world's best-selling copyright book, Guinness World Records, is out today (13 September 2012).Picture: Guinness World Records/PA


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JBL Control XDetails https://eu.jbl.com/CONTROL+X.html?dwvar_CONTROL%20X_color=Black-GLOBAL-Current
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For many years, the iconic JBL Control speaker has perfected the combination of compact form and high-performance function. The new Control X packages that same focus on design and sound quality in a rugged, all-weather stereo speaker perfect for indoor or outdoor use. Our High Definition Imaging (HDI) waveguide technology provides astounding imaging, natural balance, and remarkable detail from any location. A 5.25" (133mm) woofer and 1" (25mm) CMMD® Lite tweeter deliver powerful lows and crisp, clean highs from any position whether it's inside or outside.
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DAC Collection Object Information
Hercules at the Crossroads,
Engraving on laid paper
Second state
Print impression quality: Very good
Dimensions (Plate): 322 x 222 mm (12.7 x 8.7 in.)
Signed in plate, lower center: monogram "AD"
Watermark: High Crown (Meder 20)
Accession number: 1988.22.1
Friends of the Davison Art Center funds in honor of Richard H. Wood (BA Wesleyan 1958, former DAC Registrar of Collections), 1988
Bibliography: Bartsch 73; Joseph Meder 63 ii a; Talbot 16.
Work Type: print
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gmchin necesitaba un nuevo diseño de impreso o envases y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 118 diseños de 37 diseñadores freelance.
Marius Golf
Our company is releasing an instructional putting DVD (called Automatic Putting) featuring the world's leading putting instructor (Marius Filmalter) and one of the best putters in the game of golf (Brad Faxon). This DVD is unlike other products currently on the market because the instruction is based on extensive scientific research performed by Marius whereas other are based on unsupported theories.
The target is the golfer who is looking to improve their putting. This golfer can be a beginner who has never played before up to the touring professional.
Ad specs are type are 8" X 9.5", trim size 9" X 10.87" and MUST HAVE bleed area of 0.125".
There are several requirements:
1. Attached in the player list file is a list of players. I would like these names in the backdrop of the advertisement. Maybe in light gray or something like that. I don't want them to be the focus of the ad but I want them present.
2. Marius's research and students exceeds more than 700 touring professionals. The sum of the accomplishments of all these players should be an important point of the ad. The following stats need to be on the advertisement:
Marius's students and research covers:
-$643,979,425 in PGA Tour winnings
-34 Major Championships
-11 Green Jackets
-28 Ryder Cup appearances
-257 PGA Tour Victories
3. Attached is a photo of Marius Filmalter and Brad Faxon. I would like this image in the advertisement (whether it is whole image or just a cropped shot). I would like Brad Faxon's and Marius Filmalter's name associated with their photo. Marius is in the blue shirt. Brad is in the yellow shirt.
4. Attached is the product image. It is called the "Automatic Putting Package" this image needs to be present.
5. The product is sold only at http://www.mariusgolf.com so the website must be present as well.
6. I would like the slogan "More than 40 PGA pros can't be wrong" somewhere in the ad
Please use the design of the "Automatic Putting Package" as guidance for the feel of the advertisement.


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RE: PowerGear slides... A 5-Flash followed by a 1 or 2-Flash is usually caused by low batteries, so the first thing you should do is make sure your batteries are healthy and fully charged. Our 2011 coach requires the engine to be idling while the slides are being operated - the owners manual specifically says not to operate the slides on battery power alone. Yours may be different. It sounds like you've already pushed the little "Reset" button on the circiut board - id f so, do this... 1. Turn the chassis battery disconnect switch off for at least 30 seconds, then back on2. Start the RV's engine 3.Try deploying the slide again.Kev
Well they must make units different for a lot of vehicles.I assume the 2011 Winnies work differently and the air bags don't automatically fill when the engine is started. Is there a switch to raise the coach and that is why you can run the engine for power while the slides go in or out?
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Keep up with the official Liverpool FC latest trends and merchandise at 12th Man at St Johns!
St Johns Shopping Centre is Liverpool's largest covered shopping centre. Situated right in the heart of the city since 1969 and boasting more than 100 retailers including some of the best of the high street names.
So, if you're looking for fashion, beauty, something for the house, or the latest gadget, we've probably got it right here…Find out more
Monday to Wednesday: 9am – 6pm
Thursday: 9am – 7pm
Friday to Saturday: 9am – 6pm
Sunday: 11am – 5pm
St Johns is ideally located with a direct entrance into the centre from the Queens Square Bus Station.


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The EasyVR Arduino Shield 3.0 is a multi-purpose speech recognition module designed to add versatile, robust and cost-effective multi-language speech recognition capabilities to virtually any application developed on the Arduino platform.
Unlike previous versions of this shield, this one does not come with the EasyVR module already soldered onto it. This gives you the ability to use the module in other platforms. In fact, the 3.0 module is in mikroBUS form, so you can add it to any of the Clicker boards, the Flip & Click Arduino/Python-compatible board, the Quail board, these mikromedia shields, the Microchip Curiosity board, and development systems from mikroElektronika (V7 systems and later).
The module's mikroBUS form factor also means it can be used on many other platforms via interface adapters, for example:
In fact, the EasyVR module can be used with any host that has a UART interface powered at 3.3V to 5V, such as PIC and Arduino boards. Some application examples include home automation (such as voice-controlled light switches, locks or beds), or adding "hearing" to the most popular robots on the market.
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If you haven't heard, there's a new feud in Hollywood -- Ben Stiller and Lance Armstrong are in the midst of a YouTube war.
Just this week, Stiller introduced his new charity StillerStrong with a faux-antagonistic video poking fun at Armstrong's Livestrong campaign.
"You're an awe-inspiring person and you've inspired me to try and do something to help other people," Stiller said to Armstrong as a nude image of the athlete riding a bicycle flashed across the screen.
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Though the video may seem fake, the charity is real: All proceeds from StillerStrong go towards the Save The Children's Ceverine Community School Project in Haiti.
Not to be outdone, Armstrong posted a video from an "emergency board meeting" and outlined Livestrong's plan of attack.
"We can't tolerate what you're doing at StillerStrong," Armstrong said.
"We've gone after a lot of people for trying to use the name 'anything'-strong. There are people that have the last name Armstrong that we've gone after. The Army is actually using 'Army Strong,' we're going to sue the Army."
We'll have to wait to see what Stiller has up his sleeve, but I for one have my fingers crossed for a walk-off.


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Press Releases
Hardee's Launches Sequel to Popular Cow Shake Ad to Promote New Shakes and Malts Made With M&M's Milk Chocolate Candy
Jul 17, 2006
ST. LOUIS, Mo. – July 17, 2006 – Cow shaking is back at Hardee's ™! In a follow-up to last year's highly successful and popular "Cow Shake" ad for the chain's launch of Hand-Scooped Ice Cream Shakes & Malts™, Hardee's has re-enlisted the services of actor and "cow shaker extraordinaire Kyle Dunnigan, this time pairing him off against a rival cow shaker to the hit tune "Milkshake" by Kelis. The sequel, titled "Cow Shake Off," supports the launch of Hardee's newest Hand-Scooped Ice Cream Shakes & Malts flavor made with M&M's ™ Milk Chocolate Candies.
"Last year when we introduced our Hand-Scooped Ice Cream Shakes and Malts with the original 'Cow Shake' ad, it was so popular and drew such an overwhelming response from consumers that we knew we had to create a sequel," said Brad Haley, executive vice president of marketing for Hardee's. "In fact, when we started to get fan mail for the human star of the ad – and his cow, Freedom – we knew we were on to something well beyond what we experience with one of our typical ads. So, we doubled the fun for the sequel with two 'cow shakers,' and, of course, Kelis' hit song 'Milkshake,' provided the perfect soundtrack for the ad."
The new Hand-Scooped Ice Cream Shake made with M&M's Milk Chocolate Candies are the chain's latest featured flavor. The new shake features real, hand-scooped vanilla ice cream and real milk, blended to order with M&M's milk chocolate candies pieces and topped with whipped cream. A scoop of malt powder can be added for a great malt taste. The suggested retail price is $2.99, although prices may vary at franchised locations.
"We believe our hand-scooped shakes and malts made with real ice cream and real milk are the best in the fast-food world, so we always strive to find great ingredients that can make them even better," Haley said. "M&M's milk chocolate candies absolutely fit the bill, and this new shake is another ideal compliment to our Angus beef Thickburgers."
The new "Cow Shake Off" ad was created by Mendelsohn-Zien, Hardee's and sister chain, Carl's Jr. ™, Los Angeles-based advertising agency. The agency is the developer of many popular and iconic ads for both chains, including the Carl's Jr. "If it doesn't get all over the place, it doesn't belong in your face" campaign from the mid-90's and the more recent "Spicy Paris" ad starring Paris Hilton which aired in both Hardee's and Carl's Jr. markets.
Hardee's Food Systems, Inc. is a wholly owned subsidiary of CKE Restaurants, Inc. (NYSE: CKR) of Carpinteria, Calif. As of the first fiscal quarter ended May 22, 2006, CKE Restaurants, Inc., through its subsidiaries, had a total of 3,141 franchised or company-owned restaurants in 43 states and in 13 countries, including 1,062 Carl's Jr.® restaurants, 1,963 Hardee's restaurants and 100 La Salsa Fresh Mexican Grill® restaurants. For more information, or to find a Hardee's near you, go to www.ckr.com or www.hardees.com.


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BrookHollow necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 238 diseños de 60 diseñadores freelance.
Creative Hair Care
We are a new online retailer of professional salon hair care products from the top exclusive brands. We are a company that provides hair care products that allow men and women to style healthy, fun and beautiful hair.
Mostly women from the age of 18 to 60.
We don't have any super specific requirements except that we want the logo to also look good in black in white.
Colors: Bright, Healthy, Energizer colors the evoke beauty, youthfulness and wellness. Would like the the logo to have 2 to 3 colors.
Wording: We want the logo to incorporate the name of the company (Creative Hair Care), but the world "Creative" can be smaller than "Hair Care"
Typography: Would prefer san-serif font and please use a font that is available or closely resembles one that available . (Basically so we can use a font in other creative that matches the logo you make)
Format: Need a high-res EPS file for print and also the logo needs to look good when it reduced to 100pixels high for the website
***I have added some color swatches that I would like to see incorporated into the logo****
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Dandelion Potato Salad
Friends and family will love the crunchy produce in this tasty potato salad. Dandelion leaves are a deliciously different addition in spring. —Florence Tice, Rushville, Indiana
Total TimePrep Time: 25 min. + chilling
Makes12 servings (3/4 cup each)
- 1-1/2 pounds potatoes, peeled and cubed (about 4 cups)
- 1-1/2 teaspoons salt, divided
- 1/2 cup sugar
- 4 teaspoons all-purpose flour
- 1/2 cup white vinegar
- 1 teaspoon prepared mustard
- 2 medium onions, chopped
- 1/4 cup mayonnaise
- 3/4 teaspoon celery salt
- 1/4 teaspoon garlic powder
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- 4 hard-boiled large eggs
- 1 to 1-1/2 cups torn dandelion or spring mix salad greens
- 1/2 cup chopped green pepper
- 1/2 cup chopped sweet red pepper
- 1/2 cup sweet pickle relish
- Paprika
- Place potatoes and 1 teaspoon salt in a large saucepan; add water to cover. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat; cook, uncovered, 10-15 minutes or until tender.
- Meanwhile, in a small saucepan, combine sugar, flour, vinegar and mustard until smooth. Bring to a boil; cook and stir 2 minutes or until thickened. Stir in onions. Drain potatoes and place in a large bowl. Add onion mixture; toss to coat. Refrigerate, covered, until chilled.
- In a small bowl, mix mayonnaise, celery salt, garlic powder, pepper and remaining salt. Add to potato mixture; toss to coat.
- Chop three eggs; slice remaining egg for topping. Add chopped egg, dandelion greens, peppers and pickle relish to potato salad; stir just until combined. Top with sliced egg; sprinkle with paprika.
Editor's Note: Verify that dandelion greens haven't been treated with lawn-care chemicals.


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Holiday Coloring Books for inspiration and fun for all ages
Probably one of the most fun things we do each year is go hunting for fun and visual inspiration -- the arts and crafts for the holiday. Take a break from your serious design and romp through some kids stuff! So, I'd like to introduce you to these low cost creations :: Christmas Stained Glass Coloring Book The Spirits of Christmas Stained Glass Coloring Book 12 Days of Christmas Coloring Book 3-D Coloring Book - Here Comes Santa Claus!
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Agenda Item #2 - Alternate Requirements for Territory Advancement
3. Kingdom
A Kingdom is considered a Landed Estates within the Empire therefore only a. and b.
from above apply. A new Kingdom must have the permission of the Kingdom that it
resides in and the Imperial Estates to form.
a. King or Queen-Sovereign Crown of a Kingdom, defined as at least 125 paid members or 10 years of continuous membership and 7 knights with a minimum of 2 knights in each area and 2 Imperial Knights in any area, in a geographically specific region set by the Imperial Estates.
i. Kings & Queens, as rulers of Sovereign Kingdoms, may wear
Royal Crowns, defined as the Coronet worn by the Sovereign Crown of a Kingdom, decorated as deemed appropriate by the Kingdom Estates, though at least 4 points is recommended.
(a) The Sovereign's Crown denotes the upper limit of 'elaboration' of Coronets in the Kingdom; no other noble may have a 'greater' coronet (greater as defined by the Crown College of Arms).
ii. A gold chain of state, denoting their vote upon the Imperial and Crown Estates.
iii. A cloak of state, and
iv. A sword of state.
b. Crown Princes and Crown Princesses are temporary titles held by those who have gained the throne of their Kingdom but have not yet been installed in the position of a Sovereign Crown.
i. Crown Princes and Crown Princesses may wear Crowns befitting their station, as determined by the Kingdom.
4. Landed Estates of Kingdoms and subject Territories
Are defined as Estates within a Kingdom that hold voting power on one or
more Estates based on numbers of people represented as noted below.
a. Prince or Princess – Subject Crown of a Principality, defined as a
geographically specific region within a Kingdom as defined by the Crown
Estates of that Kingdom and containing at least 75 paid members over and
above the numbers needed to maintain a Kingdom or 7 years of conintuous membership and at least 6 Knights with at least 2 Knights in Ministry and Arts, 1 in Combat and 1 Imperial Knight in Ministry..
i. Princes and Princesses, as rulers of Principalities, may wear a Principality Coronet, which is the coronet worn by the rulers of a Principality, determined by the Kingdom Estates.
ii. A gold chain of state denoting their vote upon the Imperial and Crown Estates.
b. Duke or Duchess -Ruler of a Duchy, which is defined as a geographically
distinct region within a Kingdom or Principality containing at least 50 paid
members or a minimum of 4 years of continuous membership and at least 4 knights with at least 1 knight each in Ministry and Arts.
i. Dukes and Duchesses, as rulers of Duchies, may wear a Ducal Coronet, which is a coronet decorated with Gold Strawberry Leaves.
ii. A black chain of state, denoting their vote upon the Estates.
c. Marquis or Marquessa - Ruler of a March, defined as a geographically distinct Territory within the boundaries of a Kingdom (as defined by the imperial estates) and consisting of at least 25 paid members in residence or a minimum of 2 years of continious membership and 2 knights with at least 1 in Ministry.
i. Marquis and Marquessa, as rulers of Marches, may wear a Simple Coronet with One point, ornamented as appropriate. This coronet may not have any 'minor' points.
ii. A black chain denoting their vote upon the Kingdom and there.
d. Castellan- an appointed deputy of a Crown or ruler, whose duty is to oversee a Province on behalf of their liege. The Castellan acts as a non-voting representative of their liege and must refer all matters of governance to their superior. This power of appointment can be modified as per Kingdom Law.
i. The sumptuary right of the Castellan shall be a belt favor with a gold key emblazoned upon it.
ii. The Castellan has no voting rights upon any Estates inherent in their office.
Intent: I feel this would help the outlying territories achieve advancement in Kingdom status while making sure that they have the rulers and experience to govern accordingly.
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Reactivating the full sports-and-live-entertainment potential of the Seattle Center Arena will round out the already incredible range of experiences available at Seattle Center.
Where Seattle's Legacy
Meets Seattle's Future
Honoring an iconic Seattle landmark
Fully activating a beloved public space
Creating a state-of-the-art showcase for a world-class
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"Seattle has a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to embark on a transformational project that will revitalize a historic landmark for future generations, build a world-class sports and entertainment venue unlike any other in the world, and enhance the urban experience at Seattle Center and its surrounding neighborhoods – all at no risk to the City or to taxpayers."
Reactivating the full sports-and-live-entertainment potential of the Seattle Center Arena will round out the already incredible range of experiences available at Seattle Center.
A unique venue for unity and community that is open and accessible to all, Seattle Center is the jewel of the city.
Seattle Center was founded in 1962 on the 21st Century dreams of Seattle World's Fair. The Seattle Center Arena ("SCA") both honors Seattle Center's iconic history and is grounded in Seattle's dynamic new 21st Century reality.
Consistent with the Seattle Center Century 21 Master Plan, SCA will reactivate the full live-entertainment potential of Seattle Center, and reinforce Seattle Center's role as the epicenter of arts and culture in the city.
Oak View Group Seattle and NHL Seattle will invest in both new and existing arts and culture projects and programming in and around Seattle Center. We will also continue to ensure that the arena serves an important civic role by providing the SCA to the City for 14 free events each year, allowing the City to continue to host essential activities like the Public Health Fair for the community.
OVG and NHL Seattle will partner with the public, private, & nonprofit sectors to foster equity and inclusion, with a focus on increasing access to arts, sports, music, and culture for marginalized youth.
OVG and NHL Seattle will establish a charitable foundation that will raise and distribute funds to advance our shared goal of creating a more equitable society.
Seamless community integration
We will strive to be an engaged community partner in addressing potential noise, garbage, parking, security and public safety impacts.
We will engage with business and residents on how best to accommodate the people, commerce, energy and vitality that SCA will bring.
As these surrounding communities look towards the future, OVG Seattle and NHL Seattle will seek to support and embrace each neighborhood's urban framework.
Significant community investment
OVG Seattle and NHL Seattle have entered into a long term $10 million holistic partnership with Youthcare to help end youth homelessness in our region.
Our commitment to building a better Seattle transcends sports and entertainment, and we will step up as a good neighbor to support initiatives vital to Seattle Center, the surrounding neighborhoods and the city as a whole.
We are also committed to hiring locally, working with women- and minority-owned businesses, and securing labor peace agreements with local unions.
Seattle's unprecedented growth has created transportation challenges in every neighborhood in the city. Oak View Group Seattle will bring innovative solutions to improve mobility in and around the neighborhoods surrounding Seattle Center during events (see below).
OVG will also contribute $40 million to a Transportation Fund, to be administered by the City to address transportation issues in the north downtown area.
Separate from the SEPA/EIS process, a North Downtown Mobility Action Plan will be developed to support transportation improvements for the north downtown neighborhoods; OVG will pay up to $250,000 for a transportation consultant to development and conduct the mobility planning effort.
We are confident that SCA will enhance, vitalize, and improve connections with the neighborhoods surrounding Seattle Center and will improve the overall Seattle Center experience.
SCA would bring in more people than the neighborhoods can handle.
Current capacity for NBA games in KeyArena is 17,072. SCA's capacity for NBA configurations would be 18,350. The congestion and parking impacts of events at the new arena will be similar to those at the existing arena, just more frequent.
There are no good public transit options into Seattle Center.
Sound Transit light rail currently serves riders as far north as the University District and as far south as SeaTac, offering monorail connections to the Seattle Center at Westlake Station, and transit options from Mt. Baker and King Street stations. Travel time from Westlake Station to Seattle Center is two minutes on the Monorail, which can carry up to 2,250 passengers per hour in each direction. Light rail plans for 2023 will also extend ridership to Lynwood from the north, Federal way to the south, and Renton to the east.
King County Metro also operates 16 bus routes within a half-mile walk of the New Arena at Seattle Center, with 5 additional routes coming online by 2021. This network offers convenient transit service from downtown and the city's residential communities including Queen Anne, Capitol Hill and First Hill, Mt. Baker, Madrona Park, Madison Valley, Magnolia, Ballard, Fremont, Wallingford, Ravenna, Greenlake, University District, Greenwood, Phinney Ridge, and North Beach. Find more metro routes serving Seattle Center here.
There's far less parking available around Seattle Center than when the Sonics were here.
Analysis has shown that there are 13,750 stalls within a fifteen-minute walk of the new arena at Seattle Center or a five-minute walk of the Seattle Center Monorail station – more than double the spaces required to meet the parking demand of 6,100 cars during large events. Read more about OVG's parking solutions here.
SCA would only compound the "Mercer Mess".
While Mercer Street is frequently cited as among the most congested traffic corridors in the city, the vast majority of traffic travels away from Seattle Center during peak event commute period. Learn more about the excess capacity on the 14 inbound routes providing access to the Seattle Center here.
Source: Parametrix mobility study, included as part of Oak View Group's Proposal for the Transformation of the Arena at Seattle Center. To view the study, click here.
The Beatles played at Seattle Center Coliseum on September 21, 1964 to a hysterical sold-out crowd.
The Seattle Metropolitans were the first American city to claim the Stanley Cup by beating the Montreal Canadiens 9-1 in 1917.
Seattle Center's 74-acre campus offers 40-acres of open public gathering space, attracting 12-million visitors each year.
Currently, Seattle Center generates $1.15 billion in business activity and $387 million in labor income for King County each year.
Before it was known as the Key Arena, the Seattle Center Coliseum hosted the Seattle SuperSonics in back-to-back NBA Championships in 1978 & 1979.
The Seattle Storm have played at the KeyArena since 2000, winning WNBA Championships in 2004, 2010, and 2018.
KeyArena is the permanent home of the NCAA PAC-12 Conference's women's basketball tournament.
During the 2017 Bite of Seattle, 52,000 people rode the monorail to attend the weekend event at the Seattle Center, with 21,933 monorail riders on Saturday alone.
OVG is built on a 30-year relationship between Tim Leiweke and Irving Azoff as friends and business partners throughout their time leading their respective sectors and businesses in sports and entertainment. Leiweke and Azoff have a major role in how we experience modern-day live entertainment. They launched OVG with James Dolan and MSG to create a company focused on innovating the sports, facilities and live entertainment industry. OVG also includes the following divisions: Arena Alliance, OVG Consulting, OVG Ventures, Prevent Advisors, Narrative Partners, Appetize, SportsTechie and OVG Conferences and Publications, including Pollstar, VenuesToday, and VenuesNow.
Construction of OVG's tenant improvements to the Arena will be financed privately by OVG with no City financing; the current project cost estimate is $900 million. All costs and potential cost-overruns of construction and arena operations are the responsibility of OVG.
The City is entitled to rent to cover the City's current base revenue generated by KeyArena, the 1st Avenue North Parking Garage and campus sponsorship rights, known as "Baseline Rent."
OVG will assume the risk of cost overruns during construction including the risk increased cost due to unknown environmental conditions.
OVG will be responsible for Arena operations and maintenance of the facility over the life of the Lease Term; OVG will assume the risks and costs of operating and maintaining the arena.
OVG must maintain the facility to an operating standard suitable for serving as the home facility for NHL and NBA teams, and not less than consistent with the standards of quality and performance comparable to the United Center in Chicago, the TD Garden in Boston and the Pepsi Center in Denver.
OVG Co-founder and CEO Tim Leiweke, together with his partners David Bonderman and Jerry Bruckheimer, filed an application for a new NHL franchise in Seattle. On December 4, 2018 the NHL's Board of Governors voted unanimously to approve Seattle's expansion application for the 32nd franchise.
Bonderman and Bruckheimer will have a majority interest in the NHL team and an ownership interest in SCA. The goal of this participation is to create alignment of interests between the team(s) and the arena. There are successful examples around the country of shared buildings, including Chicago, Los Angeles, and Dallas. If an NBA team becomes available, Tim Leiweke and David Bonderman, partial owner of the Boston Celtics, will work with the NBA to attract a suitable ownership group.
Yes, the downtown growth is moving toward Seattle Center. Key Arena has been hosting events for over fifty years. Seattle Center serves over 12-million visitors each year. OVG is replacing an existing arena. We will be increasing the capacity of Seattle Center by less than ten-percent. We will be increasing the frequency of events at the arena from just over 100 to approximately 140 per-year. That number would increase if we secure an NHL or NBA team(s). We believe we should be locating these entertainment facilities near where people live and work, and play.
Yes. In fact, by the time SCA is open, Seattle Center will be even more accessible to pedestrians from every direction.
Excellent access already exists from the north, south and west sides. The re-connection of the street grid after the Alaskan Way tunnel is completed will boost walking routes on Thomas Street as part of the Lake2Bay walking trail that connects Lake Union to Elliot Bay. In addition, OVG Seattle will work with the city to expedite enhanced biking and walking connections on 5th Avenue between Westlake and Seattle Center to make it more pedestrian and bike-friendly.
The City and OVG will sign a 39-year lease with two, eight-year renewable options (for a potential total of 55 years).
Our partner, Live Nation, touches 71 million fans at 26,000 events in nearly 200 venues worldwide. The Live Nation team exists on local, regional and national levels and consists of experienced industry veterans as well as young emerging talent, each with a track record of success. Our local team is led by Jeff Trisler, president of the Seattle division of Live Nation, who is a Seattle native with 36 years of concert promotion experience in Seattle. For the first time in its history, Live Nation will make an investment in an arena because it sees the opportunity at Seattle Center.
OVG has respectfully retained the iconic features of the Seattle Center Coliseum that have taken its rightful place alongside other iconic landmarks, like the Space Needle, Pacific Fountains and others. OVG plans to restore and re-emphasize the key elements of the Paul Thiry design.
We have prioritized the preservation of the iconic landmark design features of the roofline and support structure. Future generations will continue to recognize the iconic façade and embrace the historic foundation on which we will build our transformational arena project. Preservation of significant landmarks is part of our ownership DNA. Look no further than our partner, MSG, and its successful effort to preserve the Forum in Los Angeles as a landmark building, as well as the Garden with the most expensive restoration project in our industry history. Sports arenas of this era are increasingly threatened and are becoming rare. Our vision is to have the building listed on the National Register of Historic Places for its association with the World's Fair. OVG has achieved the first hurdle by having Washington's State Historic Preservation Office declare the arena eligible for the national designation.
While there are not objective standards provided by either the NHL or NBA, OVG believes its design will be one of the finest arenas in the NBA or NHL. OVG has assembled a world-class project team in partnering with Populous, one of the world's premier sports architecture firms, and ICON, the foremost project manager/owner's representative in the field of sports facility construction. The combination of OVG's executive team's experience, led by Tim Leiweke, with that of the experience of Populous and ICON should leave no doubt this project is compliant with NBA/NHL standards. OVG believes it has designed an arena that will be technology advanced, family friendly, and loud.
No. OVG's approach of building a world-class music, sports and entertainment venue will provide the best chance of attracting NBA and NHL teams. History supports our belief that the NBA or the NHL will come when a suitable arena is built. The only way to privately finance an arena without a team is to have a robust music and entertainment calendar. If we attract teams, we will adjust the music programming to accommodate the Storm, NBA and NHL schedules before booking other events to ensure teams can be competitive.
The Arena will be designed to accommodate 17,300 for hockey games, 18,350 for basketball games, and between 16,940 and 19,125 for concerts.
OVG will provide a state-of-the-art civic Arena to attract and present music, entertainment and sports events, potentially including National Basketball Association (NBA) and National Hockey League (NHL) teams.
OVG will pursue an NBA team and an NHL team to be the resident home teams and play their home games at the Arena.
OVG will bear all costs of improvements to or enhancements of the Arena that may be required by the NBA, NHL or any other third party, in connection with obtaining and maintaining such team(s).
Each team will maintain its corporate headquarters in Seattle.
The redevelopment of SCA will transform the complex to be competitive for acquiring a professional NHL and NBA franchise, as well as for the City of Seattle, providing a truly unique and intimate experience for the WNBA Seattle Storm, indoor football and soccer, esports, concerts and family entertainment events.
OVG is increasing the current 410,000 sq. feet area to over 670,000 sq. feet, much below grade. Seating capacities will range from 17,100 for hockey to 18,350 for basketball and up to 19,100 for concert configurations.
The overall redevelopment includes a completely redesigned and reconstructed arena bowl (that will meet NHL/NBA/entertainment standards). The pitches on the ends of SCA are steeper than typical seating bowls which allows for better sightlines for basketball and hockey. The 8,680 lower bowl seats for NHL will also create an energy near the ice that few arenas can replicate. SCA will not just be adequate for the NHL and NBA, it will be extraordinary.


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Thai mango, chilli & lime cups
Prep: 20 mins
Serve these quick, zingy vegetarian nibbles at your next party
Nutrition and extra info
- Vegetarian
Nutrition: per serving
- kcal19
- fat1g
- saturates0g
- carbs3g
- sugars2g
- fibre0g
- protein0g
- salt0.06g
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Mix the mango, red chilli, red onion and a handful coriander leaves, then mix with the lime juice and sweet chilli sauce. Season.
Divide between 32 mini croustade cups (in the supermarket bakery area) and serve within 1 hr so they'll be firm.
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26th Nov, 2013
I made these as part of a canapés spread, they are a fantastic, quick and easy vegetarian canapé and a little different from the 'norm'. A few tips, cut the mango and the onion into a very fine dice - difficult but worth it, drain the mixture in a sieve to avoid too much liquid, fill the cups at the last minute, and finally add a good hot chilli!
23rd Dec, 2012
Really delicious - fresh and zingy and a great accompaniment to other richer canapés. These were a big hit with my guests who hoovered them all up in no time with plenty of requests for the recipe! Super-easy to make ahead too, I prepped the filling in advance minus the dressing then simply poured it on, gave it a stir and filled the cups just before serving. The filling actually benefits from being chilled straight from the fridge as it made these even more refreshing. Will definitely make again - so simple!


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Writer's Note: It's impossible to write about the real and imagined crime-fighting shenanigans of a homicide detective and her medical examiner best friend this week without first acknowledging the real-world tragedy that has befallen their world. Most of you no doubt already heard about Lee Thompson Young's passing on Monday from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. The 29-year-old actor has played Det. Barold "Barry" Frost for four seasons on the hit TNT show. The series and its stars had just been picked up for a fifth season.
I do not know what drove this young man to end his own life, but I do know that we are almost always too young to welcome death upon ourselves. My condolences to his family, his friends, his co-workers and all those who knew and loved him. Onscreen Lee made Frost a smart, compassionate, funny and dependable character who endeared himself to us even more by showing us both his geeky and squeamish sides. He was a talented man with a seemingly bright and limitless future ahead of him. No one truly knows the demons others carry in their hearts. But I hope, at least, he knew he was appreciated by fans like us around the world. I will miss him and his beautiful smile. May he rest in peace.
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Right, so this seems like a really terrible tea party. I mean, there are no proper biscuits. It's taking forever to pour the tea, meaning the tea will no doubt be cold. And I find it's never a good sign when one or both of your party guests are crying. But, maybe I just have strict hostess rules.
Back at the Isles Estates Jane and Maura are preparing a delicious quinoa salad dinner together because they're so gay they prepare delicious quinoa salad dinners together. Jane complains about quinoa because it is a scourge of the Earth second only to the full-out mouth assault that is uncooked kale salad.
Maura corrects her saying quinoa isn't a grain, it's a chenopod. I have to agree, calling it a chiapet does not make it sound even tastier. Nor does mentioning its close biological relation to tumbleweed. No amount of bacon bits and blue cheese dressing would make that salad edible.
Maura asks Jane if she's having second thoughts. About the salad? Definitely. But it was instead about doing a presentation about Hoyt (remember him, gravely voiced and faced serial killer who Jane killed to protect her Maura) for a Dr. Victoria Nolan. They'll be discussing two of his murders in front of something called a "blood cottage" which seems like just the least homey place to vacation ever.
Jane agrees that a three-day serial killer symposium is a terrible romantic getaway. She wanted to head to Vermont to go fishing on Lake Champlain. But, noooo, they went with blood cottage instead with the bestselling author of Three Faces of Evil. You just know she won't be up for making s'mores.
Dr. Nolan arrives and dammit if she isn't American Vampire League spokeswoman Nan Flanagan. Right so now we have to contend with serial killers and bloodsucking vampires? This show, man.
Dr. Nolan hands Jane a bottle of wine upon entering. The hostess gift typically goes to the hostess, so I guess she knows what's what with Maura and Jane's relationship. She then introduces her obnoxious, texting publicist and quiet, polite research assistant. If you didn't automatically put money down on the quiet, polite research assistant in the Guess The Killer Pool then you just don't like winning money.
Dr. Nolan stays for dinner and everyone's dutifully impressed with her tumbleweed deliciousness. Mama Rizzoli is of course also there too because your best friend's mom always tags along to dinner parties with you too – right? She asks Dr. Nolan what forensic psychiatry is so we can get exposition about her job.
Jane gives her the "Ma, not now," look. But she's undeterred and keeps asking, Maura just smirks because mother-in-laws, you know? She wants to know why the creepy lady devoted her research to serial killers. And also how serial killers can appear normal in the first place. Dr. Nolan tells a heartwarming, totally dinner-table appropriate story about a little boy who killed his dog. And then goes on to say how serial killers can "hide in plain sight." Well, now I'm putting a few dollars down on her as well. Subtle foreshadowing is not this show's forte.
At the symposium, law enforcement officials have gathered to learn more about techniques for tracking serial killers. That's all fine and good, but what they're about to get is a lesson in eye sex. Because upon being introduced Det. Jane Rizzoli and Dr. Maura Isles give each other the ocular business like we've hardly seen all season. Dry spell over, folks. Guess the prospect of a blood cottage was super romantic after all.


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