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3 shallots, minced
3 cloves garlic, minced
1 pound peeled shrimp
6 oz defrosted frozen artichoke hearts
6 oz sliced crimini mushrooms
1/2 cup white wine
2 tablespoons olive oil
2 tablespoons chopped fresh parsley
2 tablespoons cream
2 tablespoons red pepper flakes
1 tablespoon capers
juice of one lemon
zest of one lemon
to serve: 10 oz hot pasta (I used large ring "calamari" pasta)
In a large skillet, heat the oil, then add the shallots, artichoke hearts, red pepper flakes, mushrooms and garlic and saute about 5 minutes or until fragrant. Add shrimp and cook for about 3 minutes or until just starting to pink. Pour in the wine, lemon juice, zest, salt, pepper, and capers. Heat to boiling then reduce heat and cook for an additional 3 minutes or until the liquid has reduced and the shrimp is cooked through. Stir in cream. Toss with pasta and parsley.

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Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 71 diseños de 14 diseñadores freelance.
TSB Magazine is publishing its first "Best of Book" and wants a cover that will grab its readers attention.
Social Superstar: The Best of TSB Magazine
We will be releasing our first book soon and we want a cover that will make it really stand out.
The cover needs to be 6 x 9 in PDF format. We will need a front and back, but the back can be really basic.
Our online magazine http://www.tsbmag.com has an audience that is mainly college aged men. We want the cover to target that demographic.
The book's main appeal is targeting men who want to have more activce social lives... mainly involving more dates, more parties...
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Mike Littwin's Weekly GOP Power Rankings, Live From New Hampshire
I'm in New Hampshire for the primary, which everyone expects Mitt Romney to win. What matters, though, is who finishes second, unless it's Ron Paul, who is running in his own primary. If Paul finishes second, what matters is who finishes third. I think. Maybe. Or not.
This is the primary where the expectation game is most important. Romney can't just win. He has to win big. Of course, the runners-up will say he didn't win big enough. What is big enough? Let's say 15 points? 10 points? If it's single figures, and it's Santorum, it really will be game on.
And to the boards (last week's ranking):
1. Mitt Romney. Or maybe it should be Obama, who got his big boost with employment numbers. (1)
2. Rick Santorum. The first two hours of his stump speech are great. Just don't Google him. (4)
3. Ron Paul. When he landed in New Hampshire Friday, the Paulites acted as if an earlier Paul (McCartney, circa 1964) had hit town. (3)
4. Newt Gingrich. People really think he's here to help Santorum? Don't they know Newt by now? The Iowa voters knew him too well. (2)
5. Jon Huntsman. I'm still trying to figure out why a conservative from Utah would run as the anti-conservative.(7)
6. Rick Perry. He's not here, not that anyone noticed. (4)
Bonus Pick: Bill Clinton, who won the 1992 Democratic primary here, as the Comeback Kid, by finishing second. By seven points. To Paul Tsongas. That's how they play the game here.


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text: Hearing voices in white noise 2012-10-25 09:21:05 Every time I play noise, usually pink noise, I will hear what sounds like faint vocals behind the ripping fuzz of noise. Typically I am generating the file for system tuning, and the voices catch me off guard every time. I cannot make out any content, but there is a clear (usually) male voice, at times screams, laughs, etc. However, the vocalizations are not randomly hallucinated simply because there is noise present in the room. That is, I'm not crazy, I promise If I seek to the same spot within the file over and over, the same vocalizations (tone, pitch) repeat, especially after some sort of notable colorful deviation from a comparatively monotonous mumble. I can seek to, and repeat this especially loud vocal over and over.Is this the brain picking what it can out of a ton of data, because some parts or patterns at certain frequencies of the sound somewhat resemble voice? I'd like to learn a bit more on this, and know if anyone else readily experiences this. If you've never noticed this, I can generate pink noise and listen myself until there are some notably loud sounds resembling a vocal, and save these parts with a description of what it sounds like is being said or hummed. As I said usually I can't pick even a single word out, although it sounds like the vocal flows and modulates like a real person speaking would. Good to try to emulate to add vocals or interesting melodies to your own sound. Last Edit: 2012-10-25 09:22:32 by m00k0w


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Inflation-adjusted spending on travel and tourism increased at an annual rate of 3.4 percent in the first three months of this year, the Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA) reports. It had increased at a rate of 4.4 percent in the fourth quarter of 2011. The slightly slower pace in the first quarter mostly reflected less spending on air travel and on lodging.
Still, travel and tourism spending has grown faster than the U.S. economy in both of the last two quarters. Gross domestic product rose 1.9 percent in the first quarter and 3.0 percent in the fourth quarter.
Meanwhile, overall growth in prices for travel and tourism goods and services turned up, increasing at a pace of 6.0 percent in the first quarter. That followed a 1.7 percent annualized decline in the fourth quarter. The upturn reflected higher prices for fuel and lodging.
Total travel and tourism employment increased at a 2.7 percent annualized pace to 7.6 million jobs in the first quarter. That followed a 1.3 percent growth rate in the final three months of last year. By comparison, overall U.S. employment increased 2.1 percent in the first quarter, after rising 1.4 percent in the fourth quarter of last year.
Of the total 7.6 million travel and tourism jobs at the start of this year, 5.4 million jobs involved producing goods and services sold "directly" to visitors such as hotel workers, airline pilots and souvenir sellers. Another 2.2 million jobs involved people "indirectly" employed, like those who make toiletries for hotel guests and the plastic used to produce souvenir key chains.
Spending on air transportation slowed, increasing 1.8 percent in the first quarter, after registering a 3.2 percent growth rate in the fourth quarter. Spending on lodging also slowed, increasing at a 4.8 percent pace in the first quarter, following a 7.4 percent growth rate in the fourth quarter. Business spending on lodging increased while leisure spending was flat.
Prices for passenger air transportation accelerated, rising at an 11.9 percent rate in the first quarter after increasing at a 6.5 percent pace in the fourth quarter. Airlines continued to increase fares in the first quarter to cover rising fuel costs. Prices for lodging also turned up, increasing 6.3 percent in the first quarter after falling at an 8.3 percent pace in the fourth quarter. To learn more about travel and tourism spending read the full report.


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Race and related grounds
Under the Code, every person has the right to be free from racial discrimination and harassment in the social areas of employment, services, goods, facilities, housing accommodation, contracts and membership in trade and vocational associations. You should not be treated differently because of your race or other related grounds, such as your ancestry, ethnicity, religion or place of origin.
Canada, its provinces and territories have strong human rights laws and systems in place to address discrimination. At the same time, we also have a legacy of racism – particularly towards Indigenous persons, but to other groups as well including African, Chinese, Japanese, South Asian, Jewish and Muslim Canadians – a legacy that profoundly permeates our systems and structures to this day, affecting the lives of not only racialized persons, but also all people in Canada.
Relevant policies:
June 1996 - Standards for height and weight are sometimes used to screen or evaluate job applicants. In the OHRC's experience, this tends to occur in recruitment for occupations that traditionally have been male dominated. These standards or selection criteria are based on the average physical stature of men in the majority population group. Women and members of racialized groups are, on the average, physically smaller than members of the majority population group. Consequently, these groups tend to be disadvantaged by height and weight criteria. The policy of the OHRC with regard to such recruitment practices is set out below. This policy applies to all height and weight criteria used in the context of employment.
Policy on discrimination and language
June 1996 - This policy statement sets out the OHRC's position on language-based discrimination in the areas of employment, accommodation, services, contracts, and membership in trade unions, trades, occupational associations or self-governing professions. Although the Code does not explicitly identify "language" as a prohibited ground of discrimination, the Human Rights tribunal of Ontario may consider claims under a number of related grounds, such as ancestry, ethnic origin, place of origin and in some circumstances, race. In the Commission's experience, language can be an element of a complaint based on any of these grounds.
Human rights commissions and economic and social rights2001 - This paper is one of several initiatives by the Ontario Human Rights Commission to explore ways in which human rights commissions can become more involved in protecting and promoting economic and social rights and in implementing international treaties to which Canada is a party. The challenge for human rights commissions is to find ways to maximize the potential of their mandates to promote international standards, including those contained in the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights.
The Ontario Safe Schools Act: School discipline and discriminationJuly 2003 - The main purpose of this report is to examine whether the Ontario Safe Schools Act and Regulations and the school board policies on discipline, known by some as "zero tolerance" policies, are having a disproportionate impact on racial minority students and students with disabilities. Advocates of zero tolerance argue that the policies are colour blind and fair because all the students who commit the same offence will be treated the same. Opponents point to other jurisdictions where there is data showing that suspensions and expulsions have a disproportionate impact on Black and other racial minority students and students with disabilities.
Paying the price: The human cost of racial profilingOctober 2003 - The Report begins with a brief explanation and definition of racial profiling. In addition, the Report explains the human cost of racial profiling on the individuals, families and communities that experience it. It details the detrimental impact that profiling is having on societal institutions such as the education system, law enforcement agencies, service providers and so forth. It also outlines the business case against profiling – in essence the economic loss sustained as a result of racial profiling.
Policy and guidelines on racism and racial discriminationJune 2005 - This policy sets out the OHRC's position on racism, racial discrimination and racial harassment, at the time of publication. It replaces the OHRC's 1996 Policy on Racial Slurs and Harassment and Racial Jokes. It deals with issues that fall within the OHRC's jurisdiction and which can form the subject matter of an application to the Tribunal. The policy is therefore bounded by the provisions of the Ontario Human Rights Code and Canada's legal framework for analyzing discrimination. At the same time, the policy interprets the protections in the Code in a broad and purposive manner.
CMARD Booklet: Call for coalition of municipalities against racism and racial discrimination
2006 - The Canadian Commission for UNESCO is inviting municipalities from across Canada to join a Canadian Coalition of Municipalities Against Racism and Discrimination and be part of a larger international coalition being promoted by UNESCO. This booklet provides information that will be useful in understanding some of the important details of this Coalition.
Preliminary findings: Inquiry into assaults on Asian Canadian AnglersDecember 2007 - During the summer and fall of 2007, there were reports of a series of incidents across southern and central Ontario in which Asian Canadian anglers were physically or verbally assaulted. Racial slurs were associated with a number of these incidents. The Ontario Human Rights Commission ("the Commission") was gravely concerned by these reports.
Fishing without fear: Report on the inquiry into assaults on Asian Canadian anglers
May 2008 - During the Inquiry into Assaults on Asian Canadian Anglers, the Commission met with 21 organizations to identify solutions. These organizations included police services, municipalities, provincial government ministries, and community organizations. The Commission obtained over 50 commitments from these organizations and made an additional seven commitments. This report is an account of the results of the Inquiry.
Fishing without fear: Follow-up report on the Inquiry into assaults on Asian Canadian anglers
April 2009 - The goal of this report is to identify the progress of the commitments made by 22 organizations across Ontario in response to the Ontario Human Rights Commission's ("Commission") Inquiry into Assaults on Asian Canadian Anglers. From these commitments, best practices can be drawn. The Commission has also been monitoring any further incidents, and a description of these is provided.


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CEO Marchionne says Chrysler must stay hungry
- Chrysler Group%27s rebound outpaces others
- CEO Marchionne worries it%27ll stall
- Ignore the awards and just keep working%2C he demands
DETROIT — To judge by Chrysler Group's growing U.S. sales and market share, you'd think the automaker is in a zone, rocking down the highway of success since Fiat took over.
In fact, Chrysler's "the best-performing car company in the U.S. the last two years," says Jesse Toprak, veteran industry analyst at TrueCar.com.
But listening to Sergio Marchionne, CEO of Chrysler and of Fiat, majority owner of Chrysler, you'd think that the car company is the industrial equivalent of one paycheck away from homelessness.
According to Marchionne, the company's woes remain large and legion. In his view, for instance: The ballyhooed Dodge Dart is a flop, at least temporarily. The Jeep Grand Cherokee re-do cost so much it bumped back three other products planned this year. And despite a case full of awards, Chrysler is dangerously close to complacency that'll douse the fire in its belly.
It's a drum he beats to keep the Detroit car company stirred up and frantic to avoid an encore of the 2009 bankruptcy reorganization that put Italy's Fiat, and Marchionne, in control.
"Typically, senior executives at car companies put the best spin on things, but Sergio is known for his off-the-cuff candor. Sergio has been able to leverage a sense of crisis as a motivation tool, but this is also part of who he is," says Edmunds.com Vice Chairman Jeremy Anwyl.
Marchionne, in his own charming way, is as blunt-spoken as famous and less-charming former Chrysler CEO Lee Iacocca , who birthed the minivan that helped save, temporarily, the company in the 1980s and who got the government to co-sign loans that kept Chrysler alive.
Marchionne whipped through a list of issues facing Chrysler, and some confronting Fiat, at a recent session with journalists here, painting a picture bleak enough that one might wonder how much was crying wolf, when the beast is an angry dog instead — still a threat, but perhaps not one that'll eat you alive.
"There is some element of wanting to keep people hungry, and they need to stay hungry. By no means is the fight behind," says Rebecca Lindland, director of research for consultant IHS Automotive.
Too, the European management ethic that Marchionne knows best is "We're never good enough," while in the U.S., "We congratulate every little thing; everybody gets a trophy," says Toprak, who grew up in Europe and has lived in the U.S. 20 years.
European style can fuel continuous improvement, but it also can be demoralizing, Toprak notes.
The always-sweater-clad, and until recently bearded, CEO poured it on, though usually also offered the hint of a solution to each problem he listed.
His dire outline:
• Dodge Dart has the wrong powertrains (engines and transmissions), too many features and too high a price, so its launch in the compact-car market has stumbled instead of shining bright enough to draw a new generation of entry buyers who might be turned into Chrysler Group loyalists.
"True: Dodge Dart is a disappointment. There was a lot of hope for that product, and the powertrains did not live up to expectations," Lindland says.
Dart was launched in June and even allowing for some baby steps in showrooms at first, it's still averaging fewer than 5,000 sales a month. The segment's big dogs, Chevrolet Cruze, Ford Focus, Toyota Corolla and Honda Civic, are snagging an average 20,000 to 26,000 buyers a month.
"If it's a mismatch to consumer expectations, you're going to pay the price , and we have" as buyers shunned first the manual-transmission Dart, then the dual-dry-clutch automatic that's good for mpg, but bad for driving smoothness. A conventional six-speed automatic is a place-holder until what Marchionne sees as the real answer: a nine-speed automatic coming later this year.
Dart "was born loaded" so is hard to discount and keep profitable, he frets. "I'm certainly not happy with the (profit) margin performance of the Dart, but it's simply because of the fact that, I think, the car has got so much content."
• Chrysler's Ram full-size pickup won the prestigious North American Truck of the Year Award ahead of the Detroit auto show last week — "exceptionally good news," the CEO said — and is the Motor Trend Truck of the Year, which he called "helpful."
But get over it, he said, scolding Chrysler folks for "too many smiling faces." That, he fears, is a harbinger of complacency when they should be remembering that "the competition ain't stopping."
Sounding like hard-driving Alabama football coach Nick Saban after beating Notre Dame early this month to become No. 1,Marchionne said awards are worth about five minutes of celebration, then "it's over." Marketing people should flog the awards as proof of a good product, but others in the company should return to "selling cars and moving on."
• Staying current with infotainment technology boosted the cost of the Grand Cherokee update for the coming 2014 model that was unveiled at the Detroit show last week. The cost run-up helped push three other models set to make their debuts this year off the table — two small cars and a small crossover SUV.
"None of those are coming in 2013," Marchionne said. "The level of money that's been spent on this Grand Cherokee ... this is a brand new car."
He added that "every time I look at the infotainment" features demanded in each new generation of vehicle, "I get really concerned about the amount of cost" added.
"It's not just him," Lindland says. "IHS estimates that electronics — all electronics, not just the (infotainment features) — can be 30% to 50% of the cost of a vehicle."
• Fiat's sporty Alfa-Romeo brand, meant for reintroduction into the U.S. with a first car late this year, isn't ready. "Our quality people, our technical people were trying out the car (earlier this month). The car is not where it needs to be before it comes to the U.S."
That U.S. relaunch is "the beginning of the resurrection of Alfa," he said. "I cannot come up with a schlock product. I just won't. So you won't get an American engine in that car — with all due respect to my American friends, it needs to be an (Italian) engine, right. Let's be absolutely honest, right?"
An Italian engine is necessary, he said, to evoke the Italian hallmark brand, Ferrari, also owned by Fiat. An Italian personality, Marchionne said, must "sit at the heart of the revival."
And if the relaunch of Alfa tanks, so does the brand. "This undertaking to try and bring Alfa back is a one-shot deal. We're not going to do this twice."
• Chrysler's well-known minivans are on the way out, replaced by two products. One will be replaced by a new van with sliding side doors, and the other will be a "people mover" with car-style, swing-open doors. Both will be based on a chassis that also can be used for a front-drive car and downsized to fit foreign markets, where the current van is considered huge. One replacement will be sold as a Chrysler, the other as a Dodge, but he says he hasn't decided which will be which, nor just when to expect the replacements.
Regardless of whether Marchionne's overstating Chrysler's challenges, he has an overflowing plate. He knows as much: "This is not for the fainthearted. If you suffer from heart palpitation, do not get into the car business."
Chrysler's striking post-recession rebound
Chrysler's U.S. sales and market share are coming back quickly since the recession ended in 2009.
The numbers exclude Mercedes-Benz sales and share during Daimler ownership through 2006. The numbers include sales of the Fiat 500 in 2011 and 2012 because the car is sold in the U.S. as a Chrysler Group model.
Year -- Sales -- Share
2003 -- 2,127,451 -- 12.8%
2004 -- 2,206,024 -- 13.1%
2005 -- 2,304,833 -- 13.6%
2006 -- 2,142,505 -- 12.9%
2007 -- 2,076,650 -- 12.9%
2008 -- 1,453,122 -- 11.0%
2009 -- 931,402 -- 8.9%
2010 -- 1,085,211 -- 9.4%
2011 -- 1,369,114 -- 10.7%
2012 -- 1,651,787 -- 11.4%
Source: Autodata


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7 Hottest Fall Makeup Trends
With this roadmap, there's no need to buy that 10-pound "Vogue" to see the newest fall makeup trends. Here's how to translate your favorite runway looks to real life
To make sure you choose the right hue for you:
For very fair or light skin tones: A purple wine hue with pink/red undertones.
For medium skin tones: Any hue, whether warm or cool, will be flattering.
For dark skin tones: A burgundy/plum hue with blue undertones.
Once you've picked your color, here's how to apply it.
Step 1: Prep lips with a balm, then completely blot it out, so that the color doesn't slip.
Step 2: Apply lipstick, then blot on a tissue.
Step 3: Apply a clear gloss to make the color more sheer.
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I'm going to try the upside down cat's eye. I can' seem to get the up-angled cat's eye without a lot of smudging. Maybe this will be easier.
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No upside down cat eye for me, even though i must admit it looks artistic.
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No big brows for me!
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Navy nail polish is one of my fall/winter favorites!
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I have to agree that there are some "interesting" hot trends out there. Come on, as far as trends the fresh look and wine stained lips are always in. As for the others... Would you really do the upside down cat eye? Really.
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I have bold brows! But that picture is just way too dramatic! I guess that's because it's on the runway....
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Paco Rabanne Black XS, EDT 80ml.
Black XS L.A. announced as a combination of love and rock, opens with accords of bitter orange, cranberry, coconut water and tamarind leaf. The heart captures hellebore rose together with orchid and rum.
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The sensual base of the composition contains gourmand vanilla, lush amber and earthy woods.
Decadence By Marc Jacobs, EDP 100ml Marc Jacobs Decadence elevates the irreverent spirit of Marc Jacobs fragrances to a new level of luxury.
This energizing fragrance for men will last all day! Polo Red is composed of ingredients that are fitting for the red bottle they are in. Red Grapefruit, red saffron, hot amber and red wood are just a few that make up this alluring fragrance for him. Eau De Toilette Intense(125 ml)
Calvin Klein Deep Euphoria, EDP 100ml.The fresh start includes cascalone molecule, mandarin leaf and white pepper. Rose, the kind that is called "black magic" rose, rules the composition in combination with white peony and the chypre base of patchouli and musk.
Givenchy, L'Ange Noir, EDP 75ml.The composition is a powdery floriental combination of light and dark notes. It opens with a blend of bergamot, pink pepper and fresh almond. The mild powdery character of pure white iris, one of the noblest of flowers, is mixed with slightly salty black sesame in the heart.
Bulgari Rose Goldea, EDP 50ml.From its olfactive signature to its gold bottle, Rose Goldea incarnates absolute femininity.Within each of its frangrances, musk scents, perfumers' gold, impart an elegantly luminous aura and reveal the multiple faces of cleaopatra.
La Femme Prada Eau de Parfum. As an olfactory chimera, La Femme Prada is an invitation to emotion. Straying from fragrance's more familiar routes, a sultry journey is evoked by its Frangipani wake.
Nina Luna, EDT 80ml.Its sweetened woody-floral composition begins with notes of wild berries and sensual orange blossom. The heart combines yummy caramel blended with immortal flower on the carnal background of sandalwood and Madagascar vanilla.
Paco Rabanne, Lady Million Prive, EDP 80ml.High from life. A daring adventure perfumed in a heat wave of the dangerously intoxicating, the irresistibly indulgent and the hot. Sexy cacao, vanilla and patchouli.
Miss Dior absolutely blooming edp 50ml.Bright and colorful, Miss Dior Absolutely Blooming is a floral delight you return to over and over. Its top notes of tangy Red Berry are joyful and striking. At its heart, a sublime duet of Grass and Damascan Roses embraces a sensuous Peony accord.
ViKtor & Rolf, Bonbon Couture, EDP 50ml.The nuanced and sensual oriental-gourmand composition of the new edition begins with a juicy combination of mandarin, neroli oil and peach. Creamy heart notes include white flowers such as orange blossom and Sambac jasmine, sweetened by a potent caramel note. The base is defined by a woody accord of sandalwood...
THIS IS HER! 100ml fragrance, sensual, free and jauntily, floral bouquet mixing Arabian jasmine, pink peppercorn, chestnut and vanilla, associated with sandalwood as base note, the Zadig & Voltaire signature.
Modern Muse NUIT is the new scent of after-dark seduction by Estée Lauder, EDP 50ml. Drenched in glamour, this latest addition to the award-winning Modern Muse family is a true embodiment of night-time glamour and seduction. Inspired by mysterious opulence and intense luxury, Modern Muse NUIT explores the deeper and more addictive side of a Modern Muse.
QUATRE for Woman, EDP 50ml, a modern and daring olfactory interpretation of the Maison Boucheron's iconic ring. A brilliant and elegant floral fruity Eau de Parfum. Strongly assertive and contemporary, it reveals the strenght of character of those who wear it. The fragrance expression of a subtle balance of modernity and heritage, innovation and...
Mont Blanc, Lady emblem Elixir, EDP 75ml.Lady Emblem Elixir - as a bold version of the original and a new interpretation of the scent of roses. With pepper, litchi and mandarin as the opening notes, the fragrance develops in the heart aromas of Damask rose absolute, jasmine, iris and orange blossom, while the base is intensive and woody, with patchouli,...
Good Girl, Carolina Herrera, EDP 80ml. GOOD GIRL — a fragrance as powerful as it is sensual. An audacious blend of dark and light elements. For the woman who loves her good side and celebrates her bad side.Give a girl the right shoes and she can conquer the world. Such was the inspiration for GOOD GIRL. The result: a uniquely designed bottle in the shape...
Elie Saab, Nuit Noor, EDP 90ml.Nuit Noor is a perfume of contrasts. Beirut, the muse behind this new ELIE SAAB fragrance, is an icon of modernity in the Middle East and a city revered for its captivating contrasts. One of these is its light – noor in Arabic – that reflects off the sea and city, to set the velvety night sky aglow.
Roberto Cavalli Uomo EDT 100ml.The new Cavalli man deserved a fragrance in synch with his unique outlook, a leitmotif to his way of life. An exclusive aromatic oriental woody fragrance, a combination of precious ingredients that create a perfect harmony between timeless Italian sophistication and dandy rock boldness. Roberto Cavalli Uomo , the fragrance...
L'Homme Ultimate by YSL EDP 60ml. For the man who leaves his mark. A duality of freedom and control. An audacious blend. The sensuality of sage with the depth of aromatic woody notes creates an ultimately distinctive signature. The effortless leader by Yves Saint Laurent.
Paco Rabanne, Black XS EDT 100ml. Black XS for Him is a fragrance that combines sensitivity and rock, opening with dynamic notes of sunny oranges from Florida and clary sage. Its cinnamon heart softens the crystal - mineral base of the perfume.
Bvlgari Man Black Orient edp 60ml.Sophisticated and mysterious, Bvlgari Man Black Orient has a spicy aromatic opening thanks to the rich notes of rum (a standard for the collection) and peppery cardamom. The opulent floral heart includes lavish tuberose and oriental Taif rose, laid on the intensive masculine basis of oud and leather.
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Is the volvanic eruption on Iceland really a metaphor for something much deeper? It has already been said that the vulcano and the grounding of air planes all over Europe has done more harm to the economy than 911. Could this be a warning of a coming sacrifice of Iceland and the Icelandic people? Iceland was the first country that was pulled down by the "finance crisis". A private American company owns all the medical journals (DNA) of the Icelandic people which is an isolated people on an Island - it looks like Iceland has become a huge experiment. The Icelandic people have a precious connexion to Mother Earth and the Spirit realm in general, so there might be much more really occurring on other levels that meets the eye with the volcanic activity.
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Web Marketing has invaded the lives of many companies, forcing them to market the product or service online. In fact, it is difficult for companies to survive without internet marketing. Every single move of the company gets flashed on the internet faster compared to other electronic media. We always talk about SEO and Social Media. However, the importance of graphic design is also taken into account.
Graphic Design is considered for improving and enhancing the face value of the website. Net surfers take a lot of interest in design of the web. If the web is designed according to a set pattern which in turn is prepared with latest design software, the result is bound to be visible on the front page. The graphic designers are working with several ideas and exploring the best creativity to insert on the front page. The beautifully created websites help the owners procure good number of visits. If the product description matches the requirements, people are ready for online buying.
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DALLAS – Stevens Transport, a Dallas refrigerated transport company, will pay $50,000 and furnish other relief to settle a disability discrimination lawsuit brought by the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC), the agency announced today.
According to the EEOC's lawsuit (Civil Action No. 3:11-CV-2557-L) in U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Texas, Andrew Scott, who became paraplegic in 2003 as a result of a car accident, was denied hire for two management positions at Stevens because of his disability. Stevens Transport is a refrigerated transport carrier that services major companies in need of over-the-road trucking.
Scott, who has a bachelor's degree in economics and management and a master's degree in business administration, was initially contacted by Stevens Transport after posting his resume on a job search website. Scott was interviewed over the telephone. Based on his successful interview, Scott was scheduled for an in-person interview for two open jobs. When he arrived at the interview, however, the company became aware of his disability.
Stevens management told Scott at the in-person interview that there was some concern he would not be able to keep up with the pace of operations. After several weeks of communication with the company, Scott was ultimately informed that he had not been selected for hire into either of the positions, despite his qualifications.
Refusing to hire a qualified applicant because of his disability violates the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 (ADA). The EEOC filed suit after first attempting to reach a voluntary settlement.
"Mr. Scott was very disappointed that Stevens stopped considering him as a viable candidate once they saw he was in a wheelchair," said Robert A. Canino, regional attorney for the EEOC's Dallas District Office. "He was well-qualified for these positions, but was disregarded because of his disability. That is a clear violation of federal law as well as unjust to the applicant and counter-productive for the company."
Janet Elizondo, acting district director for the EEOC's Dallas District Office, said, "The EEOC, through its enforcement and litigation efforts, will stay vigilant to ensure that people with disabilities have a fair opportunity for employment in American workplaces.
EEOC Trial Attorney Meaghan Shepard added, "It is unfortunate that the company turned this man away because of a false assumption about his capabilities based on his wheelchair. It is our hope that Stevens has learned from this experience and will not lose out on other promising employees in the future as a result of incorrect assumptions about an applicant's abilities."
In fiscal year 2011, 25,742 ADA charges were filed with the EEOC, an increase of 21% from FY 2009, when the Americans with Disabilities Act Amendments Act (ADAAA) went into effect, broadening ADA coverage.
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Oh fall is in the air! I like fall, the crisp air, the warm sun, yellow light, falling leaves. I also like the possibility held in new routines and adventures. Picky Princess started Kindergarten last week, which has led to all sorts of changes in our routine. It also means that I have quiet afternoons with her while Foodie Baby sleeps.
Cookie baking is always a favorite afternoon activity. Usually I make a big batch of healthy cookies so I can pack them as kindergarten garbage-free snacks. This week, however, we had a big box of blueberries to use up. So we made our own blueberry jam and put them in the middle of happy little cookies.
The cookie recipe itself was adapted from Martha Stewarts Cookies cookbook(absolutely the best cookie cookbook on earth). The original recipe is called Chocolate Thumbprints. Here's our little spin on it:
Blueberry Thumbprint Cookies
Makes 2 dozen approx
1/2 cup unsalted butter, room temp
1/2 cup icing sugar
1 tsp vanilla
1 1/4 cups flour
approx 1 cup blueberries, rinsed
2 tbs sugar
Preheat oven to 350. Line two baking sheets with parchment paper. In the bowl of an electric mixer fitted with the paddle attachment, beat butter, sugar and vanilla on medium until smooth, approx 2 mins. Beat in flour on low until combined. For small balls of dough and place them one inch apart on baking sheets. Bake 8 minutes. Use your thumb to make an indent in the centre of the dough. Return to oven and bake about 5 minutes more, until turning slightly golden. Transfer to a wire rack to cool completely. Meanwhile. In a small saucepan, combine blueberries and sugar. Stir and allow to simmer for 10 minutes. Allow to cool slightly. Spoon jam into thumbprints in cookies.


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Their results showed that 72 percent of Americans believe global warming worsened the unusually warm winter of December 2011 and January 2012; 70 percent said it worsened the record high summer temperatures in the U.S. in 2011; the drought in Texas and Oklahoma in 2011 (69 percent); record U.S. snowfall in 2010 and 2011 (61 percent); the Mississippi River floods in the spring of 2011 (63 percent); and Hurricane Irene (59 percent).
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Alan Thicke is always pulling for his 36-year-old son, Robin Thicke, the man behind what was arguably this summer's biggest hit, "Blurred Lines."
"I'm personally pulling for Robin Thicke at the VMAs," the 1980s TV dad told MTV several days before Sunday night's award show. "Because, well, he's been like a son to me."
As it turned out, Robin walked away with the night's most-talked-about performance, in which a scantily clad Miley Cyrus gyrated around the stage, grinding up and down his body while performing suggestive acts with a foam finger. Meanwhile, Thicke wore a black-and-white striped suit that garnered comparisons to Beetlejuice.
Cyrus' provocative dance moves sent shockwaves through the media world, and even prompted a statement from the Parents Television Council.
"MTV has once again succeeded in marketing sexually charged messages to young children using former child stars and condom commercials -- while falsely rating this program as appropriate for kids as young as 14. This is unacceptable," the organization said in a statement.
On Monday, Alan took to Twitter in defense of his son's artistic collaboration with the 20-year-old former Disney Channel star.
"Anyone expecting the VMAs to have 'Growing Pains' sensibilities does not watch videos and should be familiar with content before watching with children," the 66-year-old actor tweeted. "Don't complain, supervise!"
Robin has made no mention of the controversy, but called his performance "dope."
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Had to work overtime again this morning, thats three weeks in a row now. I still enjoy life on the fast lane.
After work i browse through Westfield at Sydney Center Point Tower hunting for a gift. Its for a special friend, because i've been busy and didnt have time to chat to her or anybody for a whole week. So im buying her a gift to say - 'sorry, i havent been around lately, do you miss me? :-P'
We planned to go out for coffee at noonish, but because she wasnt feeling 100% so i told her to stay home n rest, we can go out some other time when she's feeling well again. I was abit disappointed, but her health is a higher priority to me.
In the afternoon Wilson called. We went out with Rob and Kevin for a drink at Cabra-Vale Diggers for a drink. Feeling a little hungry, we carpooled to Parramatta for some Indian food.. hot and spicy. After late dinner we head to Rob's place.
Everyone there was cool, Wilson just purchase a property in Brisbane. Kevin also purchase another property in Brisbane six streets away. Rob owns a nice 3rd floor, 2 bedroom appartment with his friend(s), he also start his own business.


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home timemy first show in my home town.i remember driving past the botanic gardens in the days before the show watching the stage progress.living in the area i was at the venue from 6 in the morning and was first in the queue.the show itself was fantastic and to see U2 play so close to my home was special to me and will live long in my memory!!
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You Could See it From the LooLiving as a student in Belfast at the time I awoke the morning of the gig in a usually studnent manner - hungover. Starting the day (a.k.a. the afternoon) with a relaxed period on the throne (i.e. toilet) I was amazed to notice that the Pop Mart arch was clearly visible from my vantage point. Lord thats big. Confirmed later that day when a friend, who is practically blind, stated on entering the Botanic Gardens - F*** that's big - even I can see it. Gig was great (I caught them in Dublin a few days later by preferred the Belfast vibe) - visually like nothing I'd seen before even on the Zooropa cirucs, sounded great (as these things do) and a number of Pop songs came alive for me in the live setting (particaularly Please and Gone). A great night topped off with a snog from the lovely Heather (american exchange student - where are you now). It wasn't my first or last U2 gig but is one that I think more fondly off conisdering the location, the era and the friends - a moment in time. But most of all remembered becasue you could see it from the loo - top that Jagger.
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A last minute arrangement with memoriesLiving in Dublin at the time, I was unable to get tickets for the initial 2 Dublin dates and there was local dispute at the time to the adding of an extra date. So U2 ended up grabbing a Belfast date at relatively short notice and I was able to get a ticket and drive up to Belfast. Bono made his way through the crowd 'big fight style' shadowing boxing and wearing a boxers robe. The unexpected nature of the entrance was a stroke of genius. The show was a mix of the guys greatest hits and new Pop material. The moment that resonated with myself was Edge's rendition of Suspcious Minds which was particularly relevant at this time in the North of Ireland. A memorable show and my first show to boot.


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This is where you can find every useful link related to conference attendance including schedules, syllabi material and recorded lectures. Also, visit conference support to complete a course evaluation, CME worksheet and receive your CME Certificate. Go
WMS Electives are designed for third and fourth year medical students, residents, 2nd year PA students and senior nursing students who are enrolled in a program at an accredited or internationally recognized allopathic or osteopathic medical school (PA or nursing school) or residency program in the US and abroad. The standard elective provides four weeks of instruction while the two-week advanced resident elective is targeted for those with wilderness medicine experience. There are two locations available:
EASTERN (February): Offered in association with the Virginia Tech Carilion School of Medicine at Wilderness Adventure in New Castle, VA.
WESTERN (April): Offered in association with the Sidney Kimmel Medical College of Thomas Jefferson University at the Outdoor Education Center in Breckenridge, CO (with field sessions in eastern UT).
The Wilderness Medical Society makes available a varying number of vendor tables at our Summer and Winter Conferences. Vendors have the opportunity to interact with registrants before and after sessions, during breaks and as they pass through the venue.
As a service to our Partners and the entire Wilderness Medicine Community, here are the upcoming events related to Wilderness Medicine.
Since 2009, the WMS has recorded most of the lectures that have been delivered at our CME conferences. Particularly useful for members advancing their FAWM (Fellowship in the Academy of Wilderness Medicine) status, these are organized according to the FAWM disciplines. These lectures represent cutting-edge information in the field of wilderness medicine and serve as an evolving body of knowledge across a very wide range of subjects. Online lectures can be purchased in the WMS Trading Post and viewed an unlimited number of times. WMS Members are able to claim FAWM and/or CME Credits for viewing these lectures. Go
WMS has developed a series of PowerPoint presentations to help physicians and allied healthcare professionals teach topics in wilderness medicine. Each lecture contains more than seventy images and is accompanied by an explanatory text and study guide. Topics were developed by members of the Wilderness Medical Society who are experts in their field. The information presented is accurate and current. These lectures are suited for a broad range of audiences, including physicians, residents, and medical students. The series is also instructive for pre hospital personnel, emergency medical technicians, Wilderness First Responders, and other allied health professionals. Go
One of the fundamental philosophies of the WMS is promotion of wilderness medicine education in the community. The WMS Education Library includes a collection of formal PowerPoint presentations on a variety of common wilderness medicine related topics. These presentations are designed for use by WMS members to assist in reaching out to the community to enhance their awareness and preparedness. Go
While classroom lectures can be very informative, there is no substitute for "hands-on" educational opportunities. The WMS Teaching Scenarios are case-based vignettes (PowerPoint presentations), designed to be implemented in the field to create a realistic and interactive learning experience. Each scenario presents a clinical problem and outlines the expected assessment, management and disposition pathway possibilities. After conducting the exercise in a realistic environment, these cases may then be discussed to enhance lessons learned and provide focus for further training and instruction. Go
To supplement our collection of hundreds of recorded online lectures, the WMS is developing a series of interactive, online Learning Modules that will be delivered here. The initial modules will be: Altitude, Hypothermia, Heat Illness and Cold Injuries - with more planned in the future.
AWLS (Advanced Wilderness Life Support), a WMS Affiliate, currently offers several online courses that qualify for CME and FAWM credit on their site.
The Academy is a modular system of adult education that organizes the broad range of information in the discipline of Wilderness Medicine. It delivers them in a professionally packaged, standardized fashion according to modern concepts of medical education using objectives as the basis for learning experiences and outcomes evaluation where appropriate. Go
The Diploma in Mountain Medicine (DiMM) is an exciting program designed to train the participant in the essentials of caring for patients in the technical mountain environment. It has set the standard over the past 10 years in Europe and other parts of the world for education of doctors, mid-level providers, nurses, and medics in mountain medicine and rescue. The Wilderness Medical Society is partnering with the University of Utah and University of Colorado to introduce this exciting program in the USA. Medical commissions of the International Mountaineering and Climbing Federation (UIAA) and International Commission for Alpine Rescue (ICAR), together with the International Society for Mountain Medicine (ISMM), established minimal requirements for these courses in 1997. Go
The Diploma in Dive and Marine Medicine (DiDMM) is a continuing medical educational program for doctors, mid-level providers, nurses, and medics who work in or aspire to work in the Marine Environment. The required coursework is an ideal blend of didactic and practical education in Marine Science, Dive, and Hyperbaric medicine, along with the skills required to make one proficient in this challenging and exciting world of water. Go
"Wilderness & Environmental Medicine is the leading publication for cutting edge advances in the science and practice of wilderness medicine." --Paul S. Auerbach, MD Go
The WMS Practice Guidelines for Wilderness Emergency Care were originally published in 1987 and updated five times by 2006 in a chapter-based book format to provide WMS members with an "official statement" of the best methods of handling wilderness related trauma, environmental illnesses, and managing medical problems in the wilderness. While a valuable source of practical information to WMS members, as the book was coming up for revision in 2007, the WMS decided to move towards a more evidence-based, expert panel driven consensus of practice guidelines that could be referenced in the medical literature as well as accessed by those outside of the society. Go
Abstracts focus on recent research covering the entire spectrum of wilderness medicine. This abstract submission is for consideration at the next Wilderness Medical Society's Summer Conference and Annual Meeting. Abstract Submission
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Registration for the second stop of 2014 Dakhla Kiteboarding World Cup began today at the Dakhla Attitude Camp in Dakhla, Morocco, drawing an impressive lineup for both the freestyle and wave disciplines with a total of 120 riders registered. The world's top freestyle riders converge on this spectacular isolated location to ride in the pristine flat-water setting of the lagoon while a perfect right hand point-break lures professional wave riders.
Men's freestyle trials for the main event begin tomorrow, and due to many big names not having competed in the first stop of the year in Panama, the trials will see an incredibly stacked lineup of both hungry up-and-comers as well as tour veterans, battling for the coveted seats in the main event. With so much on the line, the competition is sure to be fierce with 63 men registered and 12 women, which will set the stage for an interesting ladder for the main event. Notably, Youri Zoon and Liam Whaley will compete in the trials after returning from injuries. Robinson Hillario and Carlos Madson will also be noteable ones to watch after coming off of recent podium successes in the past two events.
This Dakhla stop marks the first wave event of the year with the world's best wave riders present, including the past top-ranked men and women eager to showcase their skills at the classic right-hand wave of Oum Lamboir. With nine female competitors and 50 men registered, the men's ladder will see the running of trials to get the top 24 men. With current IKA world champions Keahi de Aboitiz and Moona White present, as well as the top ranked 5 men and top 4 women, competitors are eager to battle for points in the overall tour ranking in pursuit of the 2014 world title.
For this event, 24 nationalities are present. Tomorrow will see a riders meeting at 10:00 am and following will be the official opening ceremony with the local officials to celebrate and welcome what is sure to be a spectacular event. Tomorrow's forecast looks promising for trials and possibly the beginning of the main event single elimination freestyle.
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Meet with your local member Rebekha Sharkie and help make sure funding for Australia's first ever solar thermal plant and no public money will prop up Adani's Carmichael project becomes a reality in this term of parliament.
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Applicants should engage in advanced research on historical or contemporary topics relating to either a single discipline (such as architecture, graphic design, industrial design, and urbanism) or cross-disciplinary developments, taking into consideration the region's cultural, social, economic, and political milieus as well as its international and cross-cultural networks. Although post-1949 topics are preferred, exceptional proposals focusing on issues related to the beginning of the twentieth century will also be considered.
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WTP Development Status Meeting
Remember, any committer can add an agenda item. Typically, short announcements or news items go in the "Announcements" section at the beginning. Longer items or issues requiring discussion should go in the "Other business" section at end.
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- Untargeted severity "Major" and higher bugs opened before June 1st, 2011 (This week - 28)
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- Untargeted bugs and enhancements with patches attached over 1 year old (This week - 15; Last week - 17)
- Untargeted bugs and enhancements with patches attached (This week - 26; Last week - 29)
- Maintenance stream opened
- No I Build again this week to concentrate on Indigo release
- Proposed Smoketest procedure: Weekly smoketest required only for projects contributing week to week. Project lead's may request a WTP wide smoketest if submitting changes that may effect others. All projects will resume smoke testing after PMC-review starts until final build.
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- 10/14 M build (after this build, begin +2)
- 10/21 M build (after this build, begin +3)
- 10/28 M build final build (with one week of buffer following this week, quiet week, until 11/4 (re-spin would require +3))
See "references" [1] for detailed explanation of what these dates mean.
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- Final build
- latest build
- RC4b build 06/07 (Quiet week begins) [Final build]
Bug Review
- Open bugs targeted to WTP 3.3 please triage!
Release Materials
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Reminders for extra testing
- Use 4.1 as base, of our Indigo deliverables
Other business
- It's a good time to update tutorials, and in general all website content needs updating
- Coming to a city near you! - Try to attend Eclipse Indigo Demo Camps
- Should we, WTP, have more direct connection to Mylyn reporting ability?
- See bug comment 347261 - "Report Bug or Enhancements ... " is missing products
- ↑ Our plan dates are on 'Friday' of the week. But, we produce and test the build on Thursday of the week, and ideally declare on Thursday. The dates in the Google Web Tools group calendar are for 'Thursdays' since that's a calendar for committers. We give ourselves the buffer to Friday, as our "public" date, that others can pick up our build, just in case a regression is found on Thursday and we have to respin and retest. [Technically, some might say, we still have till the following Tuesday or Wednesday for some "Simultaneous Release" due dates ... but it's hard to do much in that window, without disrupting everyone ... so we'll not use that buffer, except for the worst emergencies.]
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It's time for Tuesday's Tip, a blogging prompt suggested by members of Geneabloggers. Last week's tip was to review the information found on the website scantips.com in order to help you decide on optimal settings for scanning photographs based on your intended use. This week I wanted to build on that information a little and discuss scanning 35mm slides.
I don't know about your family, but mine went through a phase in the late 1950s and into the 1960s where many of the pictures they took were in the form of color slides rather than prints. When my Mom passed these along to me, some were in little boxes but many were mounted in metal trays. (Apparently, there were at least two types of slide projectors, some that used carousels (rounded trays) and others that used straight trays. My family obviously owned the type that used a straight tray.)
Now even though my flat bed scanner can handle slides, I knew that scanning them was going to be much more of a hassle than scanning photographs, so I first wanted to see what they contained to see if it was going to be worthwhile. The slide projector was long since gone, so the first step was to remove the slides from the trays and then remove the little metal sleeves. In holding the slides up to a bright light to view them, I was able to get an idea of what was on them. As it turns out they contained photos of my parents' wedding and other various family events that were worth scanning.
In order to scan the slides, light needs to shine through them much like it does when they are viewed with the projector. I have an Epson Perfection 4490 Photo Scanner. It's a flat-bed scanner which I purchased several years ago. Like many models of home scanners, it is designed to scan slides as well as printed photographs. However in order to scan slides, you need to remove the white panel on the lid of the scanner and use the appropriate plastic guide to line up the slides. Since I had no idea where my scanner manual was hiding, I brought up the online version to read the instructions. As it turned out, it was pretty easy to remove the panel and position the plastic slide tray.
The next step was to determine the scan settings, most importantly the scanning dpi. Since I wanted to be able to create decent-sized print quality pictures from the scans, I chose 3200 as the scanning dpi. In essence this means I could generate prints of at least 8 by 12 with a print dpi (or ppi) of 300. (Here's where I would recommend going back to the scantips site for a discussion of dpi and ppi.). Just a warning, scanning at this resolution is agonizingly, mind-numbingly sloooowwww!! However if the slides are good quality and not blurry or otherwise damaged, the resulting scans are amazing. I have been able to open them in photoshop, zoom in to full scale and the detail and clarity is awesome! In the end, all of the time and effort has definitely been worthwhile!


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By Vern Colby
Seacoast Scene, November 7, 1984
Certain characteristics of the citizens of a town may be discovered by observing such units of civilized life as school, churches, parks, and public libraries. Public libraries arc the pick here, because, as of the moment, a pleasing and proud structure connecting to the original Lane Memorial Library building is emerging, graceful and dramatic as a whale rising from the water.
After chafing refusal, more than once, to consider more expensive propositions, the Hampton Town Meetings of '81 and '82 set aside substantial monies in a capital reserve fund for future library construction. On Saturday, March 12, 1983, at the high school, Article 13 was approved, authorizing the town to raise and appropriate a total of $1,223,000., for building and equipping a library addition. The total sum by article statement to come from bonds or notes, the capital reserve, contributions and fundraisings, and accumulated interest on sums gains between establishment and expenditure. The vote showed pride and buoyancy of spirit: Yes 586, No 91.
Librarian Bill Teschek says that the earliest opening date for the new, improved, enlarged Lane Memorial Library cannot be before February. Even should it be later than that, it would not be inappropriate, after all, spring is the time for beginnings.
The affirmation of the town for the library building program does show positive attributes of the citizenry. Initially, there were caution and frugality until the plans were refined. Then the strong affirmative vote brings out the love of learning that is strong in Hampton -- and the excellent school system is another mark of that. Hampton also loves libraries; the Lane is a busy, bustling place -- lots of folks meet friends her for a hello and cheerful talk.
In some details of the town article, a challenge may be seen -- a sum was anticipated to be raised by contributions and fundraisings.
Bill Teschek feels that whole effort displays community cooperation. Look at the make-up of the Building Committee: (seven members) Selectman, Library Trustee, School Board Member, Lawyer, Developer, Bank Director and a Friend of the Library. These were the supervisors, working with the Library trustees and the architect and contractor. The group working on furnishings is a similar cross-section of appropriate skills: Trustees, Librarian, Architect, Friends of Library.
Lane Memorial Library building is emerging, graceful and dramatic.
For fundraisings the effective groups are: Staff, Trustees, and the Friends of the Library. Lots has taken place: A fund-solicitation to the public and business by the Trustees. Sales of Ralph Morang's book of photographs. Las Vegas Nite at the Club Casino. The third Antique Show. A Fashion Show. Many others ... and we acknowledge that efforts by a number of individuals and businesses should be stronger-credited.
In the same way, the donations of individuals and business houses and service organizations have been impressive and heart-warming.
The Librarian says: "The new Lane Library will be a much more interesting and inviting place to visit and use. Much more room for everyone -— remember that it's built to handle about a generation's growth. We see much use being made of the 100-person capacity meeting room. The size represents a quadrupling of what we've had."


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QUAKER – a member of the Society of Friends, formed in England in 1648. Early restrictions brought them to New Jersey in 1675 and some 230 English Quakers founded Burlington, NJ in 1678.
William Penn was granted the territory of Pennsylvania in 1681 and within two years there were about 3000 Quakers living there. If your ancestor lived in Pennslyvania, he may have been a Quaker.
According to some experts, the Quakers kept the most detailed records of any church, save the Church of England. Of particular interest are the records of the monthly meetings, which include notes on births, deaths and marriages, as well as notes about attendance and certificates of removal. Because Quakers were required to marry other Quakers, once you find one Quaker ancestor, you'll probably find many others.
There are several sources for Quaker records. The best-known source is probably William Wade Hinshaw's Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy. This six-volume work, available on CD-ROM from Genealogical Publishing Co., contains the most complete genealogical data on the Friends. You can also search Hinshaw's work through the fee-based website Ancestry.com. Meeting records have been microfilmed by FamilySearch, as well.
In addition, there are several free online sources for researching your Quaker ancestry. The most comprehensive is The Quaker Corner. Prepare to spend hours exploring this site, which includes links to articles about Quaker history, lookups and archives.
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