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Austin by Rachael Ray
Austin by Rachael Ray
Austin from Rachael Ray Home is a high styled collection with
a perfect blend of rustic and modern. Inspired by Rachael's
love of the popular city in Texas, Austin offers bedroom, dining,
occasional, entertainment & accents. Each piece effortlessly
combines form and function; while feeling comfortable at the
same time. Rachael's designs truly capture the vibe of Austin...
a relaxed sophistication.
Crafted with hardwoods and Rustic Acacia veneers in a
dark Barton finish with distressing. Vintage Dawson Brass
finished hardware and accents complete the look. Select items
are available in a beautiful, time-worn white Huntington finish
with Matte Black finished hardware and accents.
Create an inviting space with lots of character with Belhaven. Belhaven is a truly relaxed and welcoming collection offering bedroom, dining and occasional pieces that will feel at home in multiple settings. The coastal, cottage and modern farmhouse design elements found through out blend well and create a versatile tone for this group.
The Weathered Plank finish has a white washed look with wire brushing, distressing and worn edges that all add to the authentic feel of this group. Bar pulls and knobs in a dark, Forged Iron finish complete the look.
From the bedroom to the living room, each item is designed to meet modern needs and conveniences. Features such as felt-lined and cedar lined drawers, silver trays, built-in outlets and creative storage options add function to this total home collection. Crafted of Rubberwood Solids and Flat Cut Oak Veneers. Belhaven will add style and value to the home for years to come.
With a cozy, updated farmhouse look, Brookhaven is an inviting collection offering bedroom, dining and occasional pieces that will feel at home in multiple settings. The painted, Vintage Linen finish and Rustic Dark Elm finished tops compliment each other and add to the comfortable appeal of this group. Custom hexagon ring pulls and knobs in a dark, Oiled Bronze finish complete the look. Features such as felt-lined and cedar lined drawers, silver trays, built-in outlets and creative storage options add function to this total home collection.
Chelsea by Rachael Ray
Chelsea by Rachael Ray
Rachael Ray's Chelsea collection is a glamorous, sophisticated grouping that brings her fashion-forward taste to your home. From dining to the bedroom, these modern, intriguing pieces are sure to add a high-end look to any setting. The clean, transitional lines of the Bright White finish are offset with Soft Gold Finish Knob hardware and accents, making each piece as warm and inviting, as it is stylish. Create your perfect space with Chelsea by Rachael Ray Home.
Cinema by Rachael Ray
Cinema by Rachael Ray
Rachael's Cinema collection is an elegant grouping that reflects her love of Old Hollywood style. Her designs are a perfect collaboration of classic elements with an updated aesthetic and modern function. Cinema's beautiful Shadow Grey finish is crafted from Hardwood Solids with Walnut Veneers and accompanied by custom-designed metallic Silver Screen-finished hardware and accents. The collection has a refined, yet comfortable, appearance, ideal for adding subtle glamour to your home.
The Coventry bedroom group is an updated take on classic Louie Philippe design. The simple soft shapes, bun feet and moldings create a relaxed profile on each piece. The Sleigh Bed has beautiful shaping and repeats the soft curves of the group and offered in Queen, King and Cal. King sizes.
Crafted with Poplar Solids and Cherry Veneers in a Classic Cherry finish with Dark Bronze colored hardware; the finishes on Coventry complete the look and add to the updated tone of this bedroom suite.
Available within this group are Upholstered Storage Bench Footboard option, TV Frame for Dresser, felt lined and cedar lined drawers and an outlet with USB ports in Night Stand.
Everyday Dining by Rachael Ray
Everyday Dining by Rachael Ray
The Everyday Dining collection from Rachael Ray Home allows you to mix and match pieces, styles and finishes to create a perfect casual dining setting that reflects your taste. Crafted of Poplar Solids with Maple Veneers, each item is offered in three distinct finishes; a warm Nutmeg tone, a darker Peppercorn finish with subtle rub through, and a white painted Sea Salt color with light distressing. Case pieces offer ample storage and modern functions to fit today's lifestyles.
The rich, inviting auburn finish of Evolution is perfectly paired with familiar Louis Philippe styling. This collection uses American hardwoods and Mahogany veneers. A classic collection!
Facets is a casual contemporary, total home collection offering
multiple bedroom, dining and occasional options. Styling such as
inset-framed drawers, faceted design elements, geometric shapes and veneer work give this collection a higher end tone, but in a more casual and relaxed way aimed at today's lifestyles. The White Oak veneers are finished in a Mink color with silver undertones that add just a touch of highlighting for the deep grain patterns and plays off of the Polished Nickel textured bar pulls. Facets offers form, function and quality that Legacy Classic is known for.
Farmdale is a casual dining group that offers country cottage styling with a touch of farmhouse elements. The two-toned finish, turned legs and bun feet with softened edges give this group a lot of look, but easily fits most design themes.
Crafted of Rubberwood Solids and White Oak Veneers in a Rustic White finish with Aged Taupe tops and with Medium Bronze finished hardware.
Farmdale offers a Rectangular Leg Table, Round to Oval Pedestal Table and Pub Height Table with coordinating Credenza, Side Chair and Pub Height Chair. The scale of these items is perfect to use in an eat-in kitchen, dining room or for open floor plans.
Forest Hills
Forest Hills
An updated take on a traditional Mission style, Forest Hills is a bedroom group that has a lot of look. The reeded and framed drawer fronts and headboard, along with the canted legs add a touch of a traditional element. The Classic Brown finish on Flat Cut White Oak veneers with Classic Bronze knob hardware complete the collection and allows it to work in numerous design options. Each piece is perfectly scaled to fit in many bedroom settings without being overpowering. Forest Hills offers form, function and quality that Legacy Classic is known for.
Greystone is a casual dining group that offers modern styling with a touch of mid-century design elements. The bold lines, angled legs and horizontal slat details give this group a lot of look, but easily fits most design themes.
Crafted of Rubberwood Solids with Acacia Veneers in an Ash Brown finish with Brushed Nickel finished hardware.
Greystone offers a Rectangular Leg Table, Round to Oval Pedestal Table and Pub Height Table with coordinating Credenza, Side Chair and Pub Height Chair. The scale of these items is perfect to use in an eat-in kitchen, dining room or for open floor plans.
High Line by Rachael Ray
High Line by Rachael Ray
Rachael Ray Home. Casual contemporary design with Quartered Oak Veneers in a Greige finish. Soft Nickel hardware and accents.
Highland is a casual dining group that offers transitional styling at its best. The simple lines, canted corners and beautiful flipped veneer patterns give this group a lot of look, but easily fits most design themes.
Crafted of Rubberwood Solids and Anigre Veneers in a Saddle Brown finish with Brushed Silver finished hardware.
Highland offers a Rectangular Leg Table, Round to Oval Pedestal Table and Pub Height Table with coordinating Credenza, Side Chair and Pub Height Chair. The scale of these items is perfect to use in an eat-in kitchen, dining room or for open floor plans.
Kateri represents a synthesis of modern contemporary form paired with a wood whose color variations embrace the organic overtures present in today's interior design. A color pallet of rich hazelnut and deep ebony creates a harmony of tones that is both welcoming and inspiring to the soul.
Lumberton is a stylish mix of industrial meets primitive design trends. This bedroom suite offers a unique Ladder Bed with heavy beam motif in Queen, King and Cal. King sizes. Each case piece features straight lines, simple framed drawer fronts and elevated plinth bases.
The Acacia veneers are in a Rugged Brown tone and allow the unique coloration, grain and texture of the wood to take center stage. Dark Steel colored bar pull hardware adds even more look and value.
Available within this group are Upholstered Storage Bench Footboard option, TV Frame for Dresser, felt lined and cedar lined drawers and an outlet with USB ports in Night Stand.
Manor House
Manor House
Manor House is a total home collection offering generously
scaled pieces with an Old World style, updated for today's
consumer. Traditional and distinctive design elements such as canted corners, routed pilasters, reeded and fluted legs and pedestals add a timeless look to this grouping. The neutral tone
of the brown/gray Cobblestone finish allows the collection to
fit in many settings. Larger scaled hardware in a dark Ebonized
Nickel finish complete each piece, while faux metal accents,
marble inset tops and antique mirror adorn items.
Crafted with hardwoods and Pecky Rustic Elm veneers in a Cobblestone finish with Ebonized Nickel finished hardware and accents.
Milano by Rachael Ray Home
Milano by Rachael Ray Home
Rachael's Milano collection is based on and a reflection of the city of Milan in Italy. High fashion, modern styling and rich textural finishes combine to create this total home collection. Crafted of Rubberwood Solids with Quartered White Oak Veneers, in a beautiful Sandstone finish, and accented with Modern Bronze finished custom hardware, Milano has a sophisticated and high-end appearance perfect for today's lifestyles. Bedroom, dining, occasional and accent items can be found in this group.
Monteverdi by Rachael Ray
Monteverdi by Rachael Ray
This new addition the Rachael Ray Home collections is based on Rachael's love of and special connection to an area in Italy, known as Monteverdi. This rustic casual collection features Pine solids with Knotty Cypress Veneer in a Sun-Bleached Cypress finish. Beautiful details such as planked tops, Forged Nero finished metal hardware and accents create pieces with a timeworn and hand-made feel. The collection offers multiple options for bedroom, dining and occasional.
Oxford Place
Oxford Place
Oxford Place is a rustic casual grouping with a lot of scale and style. Elements such as the square turned bun feet, framed drawer fronts, carved florets and heavy moldings help create a fashionable
statement. Outlets with USB in the top drawer of the nightstand,
felt-lined and cedar lined drawers and footboard storage
option offer up modern conveniences. Constructed using Select Hardwoods and Birch Veneers in a Deep Caramel finish. The Antique Dark Bronze finished hardware completes the look of this collection.
Paldao, by Legacy Classic, is a whole home collection with modern flare. The simplicity of shapes of the furniture allows the beautiful wood grain patterns and custom hardware to take center stage. A multi-step higher sheen rich Sable finish used on Paldao veneers in sunburst patterns and straight grains add interest to each piece. The custom fluted hardware and metal accents are offered in a Gunmetal Grey and designed to make a statement. Paldao offers several options for bedroom, dining and occasional settings. Form, function and quality all come together to create this stunning grouping.
Park City
Park City (Right Size)
Bedrooms are often "finished" last because they are such personal spaces. But soothing design, like the Park City Collection's, can elevate a room a relaxing, personal retreat. (Which might be needed to "finish" the rest of the to-do list.)
Refined Rustic by Rachael Ray
Refined Rustic by Rachael Ray
Inspired by Rachael's first home, a small two bedroom cabin in upstate NY, where she began her love of design by searching estate sales and auctions for items to dress up her rustic home. She was looking for items to dress up a
rustic space and found beautiful tapestries, and English Hunt pieces to fill the space. The home is still in use today and Rachael's mother is a frequent guest. A beautiful combination of rustic meets Old World design themes, Refined
Rustic by Rachael Ray Home captures Rachael's love of timeworn antiquities
with lots of character. This elegant rustic collection features Flat Cut White Oak veneers on solid hardwoods in a medium brown, Hunt Country finish with light
distressing. Design details such as planked tops, sculpted pilasters, scroll motifs and carved moldings add to the authentic feel. Old World Brass finished metal
hardware and accents complete the look of this group. The collection offers multiple options for bedroom, dining, accents and occasional.
A modern twist on a traditional design. Constructed of rubber wood solids with oak and walnut veneers. Waxed Oak finish with Aged Brass hardware. Antique white accent finish on items.
River Run
River Run
River Run is designed to offer a casual look with subtle design elements that feels warm and inviting. Crafted of Rubberwood Solids and Flat Cut Elm veneer in a Hearthside finish. Custom designed Dark Oil Rubbed Bronze hardware and turnbuckle elements helps create a time worn and welcoming feel to the grouping.
Truly a perfect composition of forms and finishes, Symphony is an elegant collection offering bedroom, dining, occasional and accents. The Platinum and Black Tie finishes compliment each other and accentuate the sinuous shapes of each piece. Custom jewelry-like hardware in an Onyx finish completes the look. Features such as felt-lined and cedar lined drawers, silver trays, built-in outlets and creative storage options add function to this beautiful grouping.
An eye catching casual style with a beautiful amber finish.
A collection of inviting pieces that capture rustic transitional
design, Townsend, will feel comfortable in almost any home.
Features such as canted corners; heavy moldings and ebonized
maple inlays add the right amount of classic design, while the
finish and hardware give it a casual tone. Functions like outlets
with USB ports, storage footboard options, pullout shelves and
wine storage add modern conveniences to Townsend.
Crafted of hardwoods and Rustic Birch veneers in a Dark
Sepia finish with Gunmetal finished knobs and pulls.
Willow Creek
Willow Creek
Create a relaxing retreat with the Willow Creek group by Legacy Classic. Design elements such as louvered drawer fronts, canted corners and tapered block feet add a casual tone. The Aged White finish with slight distressing and the Aged Pewter color hardware elevate the look and add subtle interest to the collection. Each piece is perfectly scaled to fit in many settings without being overpowering. Willow Creek offers form, function and quality that Legacy Classic is known for.


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I thought, for sure I'd be ahead of everyone when I arrived at 8:15 a.m. at Cars and Coffee Aikahi. I was so wrong.
As soon as I entered the shopping center, men were telling me where to park my car. And as I turned my wheel to obey, I saw a row of Corvettes neatly lined up and perfectly staged. The Corvette Club of Hawaii was in total control!
When I caught up with Dennis Shewell, President of the Corvette Club, I mentioned how impressed I was with their club. He said, "That's how we roll," and "I owe it to Charles Owen, Gary Kahn and Peter Robb for getting it so organized."
Soon to roll in were the Audi Group of Hawaii (AGOH), led by President Drew McGovern. He brought with him two of the latest Audi models to hit the showroom.
The recently organized AGOH appears well on their way to building and supporting the Audi owners in Hawaii. They made their Cars and Coffee debut at the April event at the Ala Moana Center. (See the photo gallery.)
Drew said "I want to thank Audi Honolulu for bringing the 2018 A5 Coupe and A5 Sportback. I also want to thank all the members of Audi Group of Hawaii who attended."
Speaking of first timers…
Jimmy Mahokey and Garrick Ferreira, of Elite Trades, showcased Chemical Guys car care products at their tent. Assisted by their crew, Chris, Tony, Ben and Glenn, visitors were helped with information about the products and car care.
Jimmy and Garrick donated three door prize giveaways of Chemical Guys products. Cars and Coffee Hawaii thanks Elite Trades for signing on as a sponsor for the next year.
Big Mahalo to…
Dennis Shewell, Drew McGovern and to all the members of the Corvette Club of Hawaii and the Audi Group of Hawaii for hosting. They did a magnificent job with traffic and with the door prize giveaways.
Hawaii Pot Shabu Shabu House, the shopping center's newest tenant, saw our event and quickly ran out to give us a bunch of discount coupons for shabu shabu meals to give away. Mahalo Hawaii Pot!
Click here to see some photos of the day's meet.
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To optimise high-availability, multilayer core connectivity
Allied Telesis, a provider of secure IP/ethernet switching offerings, has launched SwitchBlade 6000S Series multilayer switches designed to support the increasing traffic demands at the core of IP networks.
The company said that the new multilayer family of core modular switches, suitable for linking edge and distribution layer switches, is intended for enterprise and service-provider networks. The SwitchBlade 6000S Series supports networks coupled with the design flexibility to scale up to terabit speeds.
Allied Telesis claims that the 6000S Series' modular design guarantees scalability and ensures high network availability through the isolation of module failures. Separate modules dedicated to both device management and packet processing provide the flexibility to add bandwidth as needed on a per-slot basis. The new multilayer switches support IPv4 and IPv6 and virtual routing functionality (VRF).
Dael Bartlett, product strategy and marketing director at Allied Telesis, said: The SwitchBlade 6000S Series is the next step in our evolution as a conscientious innovator responding to the needs of our customers.
"We have always had a strong set of solutions at the edge of the network, and the introduction of the Switchblade 6000S Series adds to the network core the same level of reliability and capabilities our customers have experienced in our access and aggregation devices.


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A while back I blogged about the possibilities for alternative mobile platforms. Unfortunately the pace of development has been slow since, but the good news is products like the new Meizu Ubuntu-based device are coming to market.
Since then FirefoxOS is focusing on higher-end devices, Sailfish has strong interest in a tablet and Tizen is now available on smart watches and TVs from Samsung,
Locally, Telstra was looking at FirefoxOS, but not much happened there. The Big T is also on Canonical's Carrier Advisory Group (CAG) for Ubuntu Phone so we'll just have to wait and see what (if any) outcome there is.
It must seem like an insurmountable task to break into the global smartphone market, but there are a few reasons to give it shot. First, the two dominant platforms can't be everything to everyone; second, the refresh rate of handsets is quite high so there is a large window of opportunity; and third, with more standard apps and dev toolkits the hassle of supporting multiple platforms should diminish over time, even if you ignore the growing apk support for non-Android OSs.
I noticed the other day in the large tech retailers' catalogues the arrival of Microsoft (not Nokia) branded smartphones in Australia. It would be great to see a few others options available as well.


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Hospital-doctor merger undone in ruling
Judge rules for FTC in antitrust case
A U.S. district court judge ruled in favor of the Federal Trade Commission in an antitrust case that may shape the future of hospital acquisitions of physician groups.
Judge B. Lynn Winmill's decision, released on Friday in Boise, ordered St. Luke's Health System of Boise to undo its acquisition of the Saltzer Medical Group of Nampa, Idaho, the state's oldest and largest independent, multispecialty physician group. St. Luke's will likely appeal.
"Obviously everybody is disappointed and to some extent discouraged that this was the outcome," said Christy Neuhoff, St. Luke's chief legal officer. "On the other hand, I would say everybody – at least to whom I've spoken – remains firmly committed to the goals of providing a more integrated, coordinated lower cost model of healthcare to our communities."
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The case pitted St. Luke's Health and the Saltzer Medical Group of Nampa, Idaho, which St. Luke's had acquired in December 2012, against the Federal Trade Commission, the state of Idaho and St. Luke's biggest competitor, St. Alphonsus Medical Center (and others).
The FTC and the other plaintiffs alleged that St. Luke's acquisition of Saltzer violated antitrust regulations by lessening competition in the Nampa area and potentially leading to higher healthcare costs for consumers, insurers and employers.
St. Luke's and Saltzer argued that the acquisition is vital to their being able to achieve the goals of healthcare reform and maintain business viability.
[See also: FTC challenges acquisition of physician group by Boise health system.]
But Winmill disagreed. "The Acquisition was intended by St. Luke's and Saltzer primarily to improve patient outcomes," he wrote in his decision. "The Court is convinced that it would have the effect if left intact, and St. Luke's is to be applauded for its efforts to improve the delivery of health care in the Treasure Valley. But there are other ways to achieve the same effect that do not run afoul of the antitrust laws and do not run such a risk of increased costs."
"It's a common theme in the healthcare community that we need to make acquisitions in order to achieve healthcare reform, and I think the judge has said that's not true," said David Ettinger, St. Alphonsus' attorney.
And what's more, he said, the case indicates that hospital acquisitions of primary care physicians in particular, will likely get more intense antitrust scrutiny going forward. "Primary care physicians have a unique and important place in the healthcare system," Ettinger said. Patients are more dependent on them, as compared to other specialties, and develop great loyalty to them. "If someone achieves a dominant position in a local market involving primary care physicians, that can be very significant to competition."
Dale Grimes, an attorney with Nashville, Tenn.-based firm Bass, Berry & Sims, agrees that this case is an indicator that the likelihood of federal antitrust challenges will be going up and healthcare organizations are being put on notice that they will have to make the best case that can be made for why an acquisition is necessary to achieve better quality care and efficiencies rather than some other integration model.
"I think it's a case that shows that just saying the Affordable Care Act and healthcare reform generally requires healthcare companies to grow and consolidate to this extent … is not necessarily in and of itself a winning argument," Grimes said. "There are going to need to be other things that show where they take into account the efficiencies and the benefits to the system that are pre-competitive."
The judge released to the parties' attorneys a larger document detailing his conclusions. The document was temporarily sealed to allow the parties to ensure no potentially sensitive material is released to the public. But once those documents are unsealed, it would behoove healthcare organizations considering acquisitions to study them for guidance, said Grimes and Ettinger.
Once administrators at St. Luke's are able to have access to Winmill's more detailed conclusions, they will have a better understanding of how they should approach an appeal, said Neuhoff.
In the meantime, St. Luke's is hoping to maintain status quo pending an appeal, although no stay pending appeal has been filed yet, she said.


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Calise Al Porto
Overall Rating: 7.450
|Notes: Outdoor Seating
|The most recent expansion of Bar Calise's mini empire on Ischia island, this location opened in April 2002. It's located near the port and the ticket booths for the ferries back to Napoli. While there's a nicely appointed bar inside, the space is somewhat tight and distributed through many smaller rooms throughout the building. There are multiple levels of informal and more formal seating in back, and out front there are several outdoor tables. Using a newer, three-group La Cimbali machine at the bar, they pull shots of Passalacqua with an uneven medium brown crema. It's a rich cup with a bit of smoke bordering on ashiness, but it's still quality. Just ?1 at the bar.


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Access Entry have delivered solutions and products to a variety of applications and projects over the past 15 years. These include, but are not restricted to, Hospitals, Aged Care, Shopping Centres, Education facilities and local supermarkets, news agencies and pharmacies.
Access Entry has the experience, technical expertise, and a demonstrated track record, to fulfil any project irrespective of size.
When it comes to automatic door solutions you can trust the team at Access Entry.
Our projects can be seen across some of Australia's most recognisable buildings.
Completed: 2017
In association with Access Hardware Victoria, approximately 240 swing door operators and 40 plus sliding door entries, have been supplied and installed on this project. This highlights our ability and capacity to handle the largest of projects. In addition to this, Access Entry's service division are providing ongoing service /maintenance support to the Hospital through its service provider.
Completed: 2014
Supply of SZL100 units to front and rear airlock entries to building for hi traffic application and usage of frameless glass doors. All units were connected to BMS and FRP systems.
Completed: 2010
This project involved the removal of existing aged auto door sliders and replacement with Access SZL100 units throughout the building.
Complete refurbishment of entry to building using Access SZL100 units fitted with 15mm toughened frameless glass doors.
We have supplied our SZL100 automatic door operators complete with electric locking. The building tenants had a requirement to be able to interface with their security system and Access Entry were happy to oblige.
Supply of both front and rear entry automatic door operators to airlocks. Work was carried out with minimal disruption to the day to day operation of the building. A total of 8 Access SZL100 locking units were installed.
Building entrance up-grade: including supply of Manusa "Low Profile" Locking units fitted with 15mm toughed glass doors externally, and Access SZL100 units internally.
Main Entry airlocks and one internal unit were supplied during refurbishments, Access SZL100 units Supplied.
Upgrade project, Access SZL100 units throughout this project were supplied to internal entrances and connected to Buildings security systems.
Porsche H.O. - A variety of both Visio and Access SZL100 operators were supplied to accommodate specific traffic flow entries. All external units were connected to the existing security system.
Completed: 2003
Internal refurbishment of the Shrine is ongoing and Access SZL100 units have been included in these upgrades.
Completed: 2013
Toyota showroom at Chadstone included the supply of Access SZL100 units, with all external operators connected to the existing security system.


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Hallowe'en is upon us and there are lots of exciting and spooky things happening in dark and shadowy castles across the land.
If you live in Scotland, click on the Visit Scotland website to see a full listing of all the ghost trails, pumpkin festivals and other Halloween events planned across the land.
If you live in England, there are all sorts of ghoulish goings-on, thanks to English Heritage. This year Halloween falls in the school half-term holiday, so there are lots of activities organised for families. Brave the Tunnel of Terror at Dover Castle, or have a creepy family sleepover at Kenilworth Castle. Click on the English Heritage link above to see a full list of all the events with times and prices.
Maybe you're planning a Hallowe'en party of your own. Have you decided what kind of costume you will wear this year? Last year my son wore a giant banana costume, and this year he is going to wear a big, hairy wig and beard to be… a big, hairy bearded guy.
When I was growing up in Canada, the last day in October was usually freezing, and we used to go around the neighbourhood trick-or-treating in the snow! That meant our costumes had to be warm. Forget about being a ballerina or a fairy. You were much better going as a ghost, with a big sheet over you and lots of thick clothes underneath! Or a mummy wrapped in lots and lots of bandages!
If you've got a Hallowe'en party to go to, I wonder if you'll be taking some special Hallowe'en food? I found a great website (based in the US) which has some fantastic ideas for spooky snacks. It's called Family Fun and has a whole section on Hallowe'en goodies!
Here are some examples that I thought looked gruesome and tasty:
These are called Apple Bites, with teeth made of sliced almonds!
Don't these Carrot Fingers look real? I'm sure they'd make me jump!
These are called Night of the Living Bread (as they're made with pita pockets).
And I love this Hairy Daddy Longlegs!


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Willing Sacrifice: Chapter 10
Aidan pushed Kian back against the building. He took one more quick glance around the corner before saying, "Let's go." He pulled her back the way they had come.
When they got close to the Jeep, Aidan surveyed the area again. "Now. Quickly." He set a swift pace across the parking lot. "Darn, couldn't you buy a car with a remote?"
"Real Jeeps don't have clickers," Kian replied, trying to keep up. She wanted to remove her dainty sandals, and would have, but the pavement was hot enough to fry an egg.
"Always have an escape," Aidan said as Kian jumped in the passenger side. He piled his bags on her lap. Then he climbed in the driver seat. Turning the ignition, he jammed the Jeep in reverse and spun 180 degrees. The Jeep jumped wildly as he took the curb without stopping, and then swung left onto the road.
"The highway is in the other direction," Kian reminded him as they sped past the ice cream stand. "And slow down, there are kids around."
Every few seconds, Aidan glanced out the rear view mirror. When he got to the intersection, he turned to Kian, "Does a left get me back to the highway?"
"Sure," she replied.
Aidan spun the Jeep left. "Where to, now?"
"Go past those trees up ahead and turn left again. You'll come out at a light at Buckston High. Slow down, Aidan."
Aidan saw an intersection. "Griffith Field Road? Is that what I want?"
Aidan ignored the stop sign and jerked left again. He spotted the school track and then the high school. "Kian, when we get to the traffic light, get down. You hear me?"
"Why? What are we doing?"
Aidan glanced out the rear view mirror again. "Back at the motel, I saw that SUV. They could be at the light."
"Why didn't you say so? Turn into the drug store parking lot. There's a back road. You can take that for a couple of miles, then pick up the highway. And slow down, okay?"
After they turned onto the patched road, Aidan did slow down. He grabbed his cell, held the button and waited for the familiar chirp. "Call JL Power."
"Calling," chortled the cell phone.
The line only rang once. "Director Power's office. How may I help you?"
"Agent Scott here. Give me the Director."
"Right away, sir."
Power answered on the second ring. "Yeah, what is it?"
"Listen, sir, that maroon SUV? Well, I think it's a Mercedes and it is still in the area. I saw it at the motel. Can you get the locals to pull it over and check to see if it scraped a tree?"
"Sure thing. License plate?"
"New Mexico. Maybe 2-5 something. Too far away to see clearly, and I was in too big a hurry to get my…," he paused, "…to get Ms. Buchanan out of danger."
"She with you?"
"Yes sir."
Power's voice turned smooth, almost syrupy. "Well, howdy, ma'am. Thanks for your help, sweetheart. Are you doing okay? Everything okey-dokey with you?"
Okey-dokey? Kian looked amused. "I'm fine."
Power continued. "Yes, sweetie, I'm sure you are. I train my agents well. Now if that Agent Scott gets out of line at all, you just let me know and I'll send him off to Power's Finishing School." He chuckled.
"Power's Finishing School?" Kian mouthed the question more than voiced it.
"Old joke," Aidan told her. "Power's sister went there in the 70s. She was expelled, ran away, and joined a commune or something. She got disinherited. It's my boss's way of reminding everyone he's part of the horsey set, and could get us expelled from the D.C. office any time. Right, boss?"
"Right, son. And don't you forget it either. Have you got anything else to report?"
"Not immediately. I'll call you later."
The connection went dead.
"What about that SUV? Is he going to pick it up?" Kian asked.
"Probably," Aidan replied. But to Kian, Aidan did not sound so sure.
"Look," Aidan quickly added, "We need to pick up a few supplies. Food and stuff. Where can we go that isn't obvious?"
"There is an old grocery store up ahead. Hardly anybody goes there anymore. When you get to the next road, take a right," Kian replied before adding, "I really don't think your boss has any intention of finding that SUV. Your boss gives me the creeps. I don't like him."
"Yes, well, Jimbo would certainly agree with you. You know, he actually did get 'expelled and disinherited' from Power's Finishing School a few months back. He aggravated Power and was sent to some god-forsaken place out west to do background checks, by phone no less. About as low level an assignment as he could get. He quit the agency right after that and has been working freelance ever since. Suits him better anyway."
"What did Jimbo do to aggravate Power?"
"Don't really know. He won't discuss it."
Minutes later, Aidan turned into a pothole-ridden parking lot beside a rundown grocery store. He hoped the meat, at least, was fresh.
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WASHINGTON — Barack Obama's incoming administration is unlikely to bring criminal charges against government officials who authorized or engaged in harsh interrogations of suspected terrorists during the George W. Bush presidency. Obama, who has criticized the use of torture, is being urged by some constitutional scholars and human rights groups to investigate possible war crimes by the Bush administration.
Two Obama advisers said there's little _ if any _ chance that the incoming president's Justice Department will go after anyone involved in authorizing or carrying out interrogations that provoked worldwide outrage.
I can't say I am surprised. I have never thought the rule of law was Obama's bag.
Sure he talks a good game about change, but my hope to see the rule of law restored never found its way to faith in Mr. Obama.
I wish he had the wisdom to understand that past is prologue and precedent matters. As a lawyer and one-time law teacher Obama should be expected to know this.
Additionally, the question of whether to prosecute may never become an issue if Bush issues pre-emptive pardons to protect those involved.
Obama has committed to reviewing interrogations on al-Qaida and other terror suspects. After he takes office in January, Obama is expected to create a panel modeled after the 9/11 Commission to study interrogations, including those using waterboarding and other tactics that critics call torture. The panel's findings would be used to ensure that future interrogations are undisputedly legal.
[NOTE - Here we go with a favorite issue-ducking vehicle : a do-nothing, go-nowhere commission/panel/task-force/study group.]
"I have said repeatedly that America doesn't torture, [Oh, but it does and it did, Barack.] and I'm going to make sure that we don't torture," Obama said Sunday on CBS' "60 Minutes." "Those are part and parcel of an effort to regain America's moral stature in the world."
Obama's most ardent supporters are split on whether he should prosecute Bush officials.
Asked this weekend during a Vermont Public Radio interview if Bush administration officials would face war crimes, Senate Judiciary Chairman Patrick Leahy flatly said, "In the United States, no."
"These things are not going to happen," said Leahy, D-Vt.
Leahy belies himself a typical establishment politician more interested in shielding the military-industrial-intelligence complex from real change than manning up to his many vocal condemnations. Leahy appears to have been little more than a media grandstander back when his own party wasn't in the power seat. He and Specter share the same flaccidity.
Leahy's unequivocal capitulation pretty much confirms that this will be Obama's policy. But hey, Obama could prove me wrong by being an actual change agent from the past practice of sweeping official crimes under the rug, once you get power yourself.
Robert Litt, a former top Clinton administration Justice Department prosecutor, said Obama should focus on moving forward with anti-torture policy instead of looking back.
"Both for policy and political reasons, it would not be beneficial to spend a lot of time hauling people up before Congress or before grand juries and going over what went on," Litt said at a Brookings Institution discussion about Obama's legal policy. "To as great of an extent we can say, the last eight years are over, now we can move forward _ that would be beneficial both to the country and the president, politically."
But Michael Ratner, a professor at Columbia Law School and president of the Center for Constitutional Rights, said prosecuting Bush officials is necessary to set future anti-torture policy.
"The only way to prevent this from happening again is to make sure that those who were responsible for the torture program pay the price for it," Ratner said. "I don't see how we regain our moral stature by allowing those who were intimately involved in the torture programs to simply walk off the stage and lead lives where they are not held accountable."
The premise behind such a cynical reversal, namely that torture is not a crime but merely a transient policy mistake to be corrected, is perhaps the most insidious harbinger of where this administration is headed.


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My favorite sale of the year is here! Last week the Nordstrom Anniversary Sale started for early access which means that Nordstrom card holders could start shopping early but this week Friday is the beginning of the sale for public access and I cannot wait to start shopping! I will be heading in to Nordstrom on Friday morning to share all my very favorite things I have my eye on and I can't wait to share them with you all! I am concentrating on items that have amazing quality and also are affordable because I don't want to break the bank with this sale!
To make it easier for you to shop, I broke the items I have my eye on into categories. Women's sweaters & tops come first followed by women's dresses, denim/pants/leggings and coats, then women's shoes, athletic wear and leisurewear. I have very few of these items but the ones I do have I mention the fit by their link!
Leith Ribbed Shawl Cocoon Sweater // Love By Design Quarter Zip Sweater // Treasure & Bond Easy Throw-On Cardigan // Caslon Mixed Stitch Long Cardigan
Caslon Long Sleeve Crewneck (I have this shirt in gray & fits true to size (TTS) but I like to get one size up for a little looser fit) // Caslon Henley Tee // BP Raw Edge Scoop Neck Tee // BP Plaid Shirt
BP Raw Edge V-Neck Tee // Madewell Verse Tie Back Top // Caslon Thermal Henley Top //Caslon Button Neck Tee
BP. Ripped High Waist Skinny Jeans // Madewell 10 inch High Waist Skinny Jean // Caslon Crop Flare Jeans // Spanx Faux Leather Leggings // Zella Live In High Waist Leggings (fit TTS – best purchase I made last year)
Tahari Sleeveless Crepe Crop Jumpsuit // O'Neill Misty Asymmetrical Dress // Topshop Ribbed Body-Con Midi Dress // Leith Sweater Strap Dress
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Waterloo Yoga meets on Tuesday and Thursday evenings from 6:30-8:00 pm or Mon, Wed and Fri mornings from 6:20-7:20 am in the beautiful Mode theater at 121 South Monroe Street.
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IMS, an ITG company, dedicated to the implementation of the number one worldwide core banking system T24 from Temenos, participated in Temenos Community Forum (TCF) 2017, one of the largest financial services conferences, that was held in Lisbon - Portugal from April 24 until 27, 2017.
The forum brings together each year representatives from across the financial services community including Temenos customers, product experts and thought leaders from around the world and provides an important forum to meet, network and exchange ideas.
About Temenos
Temenos Group AG (SIX: TEM), headquartered in Geneva, is a market leading software provider, partnering with banks and other financial institutions to transform their businesses and stay ahead of a changing marketplace.
Temenos only creates software for banking and finance. And we've been doing it for more than 20 years. This makes us true specialists with deep domain knowledge and razor-sharp focus. We place our clients at the core of what we do. Everything starts and stops with our clients' goals – we can't meet our goals without meeting theirs.
Over 2,000 firms across the globe, including 38 of the top 50 banks, rely on Temenos to process the daily transactions of more than 500 million banking customers.
For more info: www.temenos.com
About IMS
Information Management Solutions (IMS), part of ITG (Holding), is a leading IT company dedicated to the implementation of the number one worldwide core banking system "T24" from "Temenos".
Our target has always been to provide our clients with the best solutions throughout every stage of the implementation process.
Temenos is a market leading software provider, partnering with banks and other financial institutions to transform their businesses and stay ahead of a changing marketplace. T24 provides a complete integrated banking solution for Corporate, Retail and Investment Banks.
IMS is acting as a Service Partner for Temenos covering MENA & African regions.
For more info: www.ims.com.lb
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A fitting post right after the Best Coffee in Auckland, today is all about how I keep my teeth white while continuing my love affair with coffee. We all know that coffee can be so staining to your teeth (it doesn't help that I'm also obsessed with chocolate & red wine), but just because I love coffee, chocolate, and red wine, doesn't mean I need to have yellow teeth. This post is all about whitening coffee stains (stay tuned to the end to win your own whitening kit!)
How I Whiten Coffee Stains
I am a bit obsessed with having white teeth. In the past, I've tried everything from whitening toothpaste, to brushing my teeth with black charcoal, to whitestrips. I've gotten different results from all of them.
A few months ago, I stumbled upon a whitening product produced by Smile Brilliant. I had never used whitening trays before, but it seems like it would make the most sense to whiten quickly and effectively.
When using Smile Brilliant, you get to have custom made trays to fit to your teeth. I was really excited about this and had a great time with the molds, making my own little trays! The trays were delivered quickly and I got to whitening.
My favorite part about this system is the desensitizing gel that I get to use after whitening. While using whitestrips in the past, I had a lot of teeth sensitivity. The desensitizing gel really decreased the sensitivity of my teeth after each session – sometimes, I had absolutely no sensitivity on my teeth.
I used three syringes of whitening gel in three months. You can whiten your teeth for anywhere between forty five minutes to three hours. The longest I left mine in was an hour and a half, though my teeth were really sensitive the next day even after the desensitizing gel.
I'd recommend working up to leaving it in longer, not just jumping in full force like me. I loved whitening my teeth while watching Netflix! It feels like you're being productive while watching TV.
I whitened every other day, or three days a week.
Though my teeth were already pretty white to begin with (told you I was obsessed with whitening 😉 ), I found that my teeth got a bit brighter after using the Smile Brilliant system.
I tend to get dull looking teeth due to drinking black coffee every day. Though I love coffee, the downside of this is that it wreaks havoc on my teeth! The good news is that whitening can help, but the bad news is that drinking coffee after whitening (even the next morning) can cause re-staining. That doesn't help for whitening coffee stains. Luckily, with Smile Brilliant, you can drink your coffee and have white teeth too!
Overall, I am really happy with the results. I am now more confident with my smile and am no longer worried about my teeth looking yellow or dull.
I love the results and can't wait to see what Smile Brilliant can do for your teeth. If you'd like to win $149 credit to get your own Smile Brilliant kit, click here to enter the giveaway.
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In KS2, we use RIC in Guided Reading sessions to support the progress of reading. Guided Reading is taught four times a week, with each session lasting 30 minutes.
At the start of each Guided Reading lesson, a short age appropriate text is introduced to the class. This is an opportunity to teach and model reading techniques such as skimming, scanning and inference. Children have a copy of the text one between two and the class teacher reads the text aloud to the class. The text could be the book currently being used in English lessons, part of a class book being read, a poem or a non-fiction article. The texts vary across the year to ensure that children are introduced to a wide range of text types and authors.
After the text has been read aloud, there is a whole class follow up discussion on the text where the children answer centred around three questions (RIC). This is a verbal discussion. However, each group will record their RIC responses in writing, once a week as part of the Guided Reading carousel, with teacher support (see below). There is an additional challenge question (T) should the children need it. These questions are:
Retrieve – This question is something that all children can access and answer. It is something very clear because this question helps children to realise that many reading questions are obvious – they just have to retrieve it. It might be a number, a colour something the children have to count or something they must spot or listen out for. Often, the key words needed to retrieve the answer are written in the question. Retrieving information is not a test of memory. The answers will be in the text.
Write down 3 things you are told about the oak tree.
How many birds are in the video?
What colour is Juliet's dress?
How many ballet shoes are made each year? When does the film get released?
Find the simile
Interpret - This question requires the children to use clues from actions or events. The answer should not be obvious but should require some deduction and/or inference Questions about feelings or reasons behind actions are quite common. With a sensible guess, children should be able to have a good attempt at this question. Children have to unlock the answers from the clues given. Writers often use clues to imply meaning in texts. A good reader works like a detective, using the clues to work out missing information. This information is added to what is already known in order to make sense of the text. Children should be encouraged to give evidence or use quotes to support their answers.
What does the captain's appearance tell you about his character?
Why did he go down that road?
How is the rabbit feeling?
How did they get out?
How do you know the boy is frightened?
How can you tell Maria was very keen to get to the party?
Why was Tom triumphant?
This is the hardest question to write and answer! This question is always be about the creator's choice, NOT the choice of the character. Questions about a character's choice would be Interpret questions because the children use clues from actions and events.
Children are asked to think about why the writer has used certain words and phrase, and to think about the impact that has on the reader. Children need to understand that writers deliberately choose these. They use imagery to create vivid images in the readers' mind. This could be through precise words (e.g. willow rather than tree) or through figurative language (simile, metaphor, alliteration, onomatopoeia and personification). This question should encourage children to think about why the creator made that choice so they can transfer this skill to thinking about the author's choice in books. These questions also encourage the children to consider the effect on the reader/viewer. These questions should focus on language choices.
Why did the writer use the word 'staggered' rather than 'walked'?
What effect do you think the writer tries to create by writing: Something said nothing. Something grunted. Somebody-something made a noise … ?
How has the writer created suspense?
Why did the director use this music?
How has the composer made you feel scared?
Why did the producer put the information in text instead of spoken word?
Why has the writer included a diagram in this poster?
This question is a challenge question and requires the children to offer an opinion and to use some background knowledge. Here there is no right or wrong answer, providing the children can justify what they say. Children should also be encouraged to return to the text and link their thinking back to that.
Did the man get what he deserved?
Is it a good thing to keep secrets?
Is it ever ok to lie?
Is the black hole good or bad?


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With Many Voices:
Twenty-Five Years of Ministry by Ordained Women in the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Canada (ELCIC) 1976 - 2001
This study was commissioned to describe the experiences of women who have served in ordained ministry. Eighty-four women completed an extensive survey about their background, preparation, call and service in the church and 24 took part in further sharing about their daily experiences as women in ordained ministry. The goals of the study were directed to the women themselves, seminaries, synod committees for theological education, synod staff personnel, the wider church and ecumenical partners. The primary goal was to describe the experiences of women in order to inform the church's practices in preparation, placement and support of women clergy.
The study will be published in a book called With Many Voices: Twenty-five Years of Ordained Ministry by Women in the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Canada to be released in November 2001. The National Church Council has commended the study to the church for discussion and has established a council committee to make recommendations for action.
Executive Summary
The Study
Background and Preparation for Ordained Ministry
The Call Process
Gender Bias
Ordained Ministry History
Ministry in the Wider Church
Voices for the Future
Key Findings and Recommendations Related to Survey Phase
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Milan Fashion Week fall 2018 is almost done at this point but is still full of interesting fashions to discuss and analyze. This time around, we focused on three completely different fall 2018 collections, namely the ones by Prada, Etro, and Roberto Cavalli, as they all showcased a strong penchant for unpredicted leitmotifs, yet transmuting, at the same time, them to uncannily unusual aesthetics.
Prada, for example, became tried hand at rebellious notes, Etro went for a postmodern past (which, compared to LFW's retrofuturism, is an interesting new point of view to explore), and Cavalli embraced an intriguing old identity that will certainly prosper and evolve from now on. In a nutshell, MFW is always full of surprises. And we love it!
Prada Fall/ Winter 2018-2019 RTW Collection
Although it is usually at NYFW and LFW that we expect things to get political, that doesn't mean MFW can't be a little bit of a rebel, too.
For her Prada fall 2018 collection, creative director Miuccia Prada brought the industrial revolution on stage, filtered through the capable lens of a crafty fashion designer, whose appeal for the elegant figures has always been notable.
Prada's fall 2018 industrial revolution is not, predictably, like Charles Dickens' one. During the runway show, Miuccia Prada debuted a dream array of 48 pieces predominantly dipped in neon colors, the structures of which could be easily described as sci-fi accents harmoniously mixed up with Eighties glamour (the tartan patterns are not going away).
Layered ensembles, bucket hats (those are not going away either, sorry not sorry?), tweeds and acid-colored parkas were at the core of this Prada fall 2018 collection and surely took cold and gloomy Milan by surprise.
There's one thing for sure – we can now pair Calvin Klein's balaclavas with Prada's galoshes. Speaking of utilitarian fashion!
Etro Fall/ Winter 2018-2019 RTW Collection
What happens when you combine architectural aesthetics with Little House on the Prairie references? Apparently, Etro's fall 2018 collection! Presented Friday afternoon at MFW, Etro's new takes on the fall season are equally nostalgic and postmodernist, as creative director Veronica Etro had a clear vision in mind when building the collection's mood board and subsequent attitude.
"[It is] as if Ettore Sottsass and Laura Ingalls were chatting together and making this new synthesis of handmade earthiness and rigorous postmodernism," poetically declared Etro backstage, perfectly capturing the line-up's essence.
With its earthy-toned color palette, layered structures, exquisite patterns, and flowy lines that blissfully remind us of the prairie dresses, this Etro fall 2018 collection toys a lot with the cowgirl and native side of fashion, never missing a chance to accentuate its elegant legacy, and urban (jungle) appeal.
Compared to the many Eighties-inspired, sci-fi-flavored, and heavily utilitarian collections we have seen so far, Etro's one-of-a-kind fall 2018 collection is unforgettable and striking, for sure.
Roberto Cavalli Fall/ Winter 2018-2019 RTW Collection
As Roberto Cavalli's fall 2018 collection was approaching later last afternoon, many were surely left wondering: will Paul Surridge be able to save Roberto Cavalli's leopard prints?
Given how many designers revived the animal patterns for this NYFW, LFW, and MFW, times are surely propitious.
Animal prints aside, which are probably safe and sound this time around, the real question is, will Roberto Cavalli resuscitate as the Italian label whose main goal was that of portraying strong women even during hard times? According to Surridge himself, the answer is yes (well, at least that's his goal for sure).
"I like the idea of a powerful seductress," Surridge exclusively told the Guardian before the show. "Cavalli is an alpha woman and an alpha man, but together they don't cancel each other out, they complement each other."
Translated to fashion, his Roberto Cavalli fall 2018 runway show brought leopard prints aplenty, an intense and dark-toned color palette, magical ombre refinements, and a good dose of bohemian-rock vibes that are very dear to Roberto Cavalli's legacy (and to those who love it).
Although focusing on Cavalli's signature aesthetics, Surridge flawlessly took his leading role renovating Cavalli's structures here and there, playing with urban-chic side-slit coats, tassels, and low-waisted silhouettes.
Above all, he managed to overwhelm MFW with something fun and carefree, which is no small feat. "Cavalli was always frisky and I think that we're ready for a bit more fun in fashion," he concluded. And we are much obliged.
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March 13 (Reuters) - Canada's main stock index rose sharply on Friday, as investors clung to hopes for more global stimulus to dull the economic shock from the coronavirus outbreak.
* At 9:47 a.m. ET (1347 GMT), the Toronto Stock Exchange's S&P/TSX composite index was up 444.34 points, or 3.55%, at 12,952.79. The index plunged 12.3% on Thursday, its worst session ever.
* With major central banks flushing markets with liquidity, investors were now looking to additional action from the U.S. Federal Reserve, as well as the government, to stave off a possible recession.
* Financials were the top gainers, adding about 6.6%, while energy stocks also benefited from a recovery in oil prices.
* On the TSX, 199 issues were higher, while 29 issues declined for a 6.86-to-1 ratio favoring gainers, with 62.48 million shares traded.
* The largest percentage gainers on the TSX were Lightspeed Pos Inc, which jumped 13.2%, and Ero Copper Corp , which rose 13.2%.
* Pan Am Silver fell 5.5%, the most on the TSX, followed by Kinross Gold which shed 5.5%.
* The most heavily traded shares by volume were Husky Energy and Canadian Natural Resources.
* The TSX posted no new 52-week highs and three new lows.
* Across all Canadian issues, there were no new 52-week highs and 63 new lows, with total volume of 97.61 million shares.
Reporting by Ambar Warrick in Bengaluru; Editing by Ramakrishnan M.
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The Satellite C55D features a streamlined 'U'-shaped design in a choice of silver, black or white gloss finishes with tiled keyboard. Underneath, you'll find an Intel processor, spacious storage and fast memory to give you performance worthy of this striking design.
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The 39.6cm (15.6") TruBrite HD screen with LED backlighting, displays high definition videos, games and photographs with pin sharp clarity and vivid colours. These images are driven by an efficient Intel processor, along with fast RAM and a spacious hard drive -- ideal for storing all your favourite movies and music.
Tiled Keyboard with Numeric Keypad
The Toshiba Satellite C55D comes with a spacious full-size tiled keyboard with numeric keypad. This is ideal for applications such as spreadsheets, and will ensure that typing on the C55D is always a comfortable experience, wherever you are.
High Quality Audio with DTS Sound
The integrated stereo speakers are positioned below the screen and combine with DTS Sound audio suite to ensure that music or movie soundtracks can be enjoyed at their best. DTS Sound includes a sound enrichment suite that boosts volume, enhances bass and improves definition. Enjoy immersive audio complete with deep, rich bass and crystal clear dialogue. DTS Sound also delivers high-frequency definition for crisp detail in any listening environment, ensuring users a premium and natural entertainment experience whether you are using the laptop speakers or headphones.
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Toshiba laptops come with a range of features and connectivity options that enhance your user experience, including an SD card reader, USB 2.0/3.0 ports, and a HDMI slot so you can connect to your HDTV.
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Windows 8 has been reimagined to be all about you. Put what matters most right on your Start screen, and get instant access to your people, apps, sites and more, so you can spend less time searching and more time doing. The intuitive, fast, and fluid design of Windows 8 is perfect for Toshiba laptops, thin and light Ultrabooks, convertible touch-screen Ultrabooks and all-in-one PCs.
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By connecting to a compatible USB 3.0 device, such as an external drive, SuperSpeed USB 3.0 can offer up to 10 times faster transfer rates than USB 2.0 standard. This means that files and folders that took hours to transfer take minutes, and you can move whole albums to and from your laptop in just a few seconds, saving you time and making your media much more portable. Not only is USB 3.0 fast, it's also convenient. You'll still be able to connect and charge all your favourite USB 2.0 devices from your USB 3.0 port, such as your MP3 player or smartphone.
HDMI for HD Entertainment
The Toshiba Satellite C55S has an integrated HDMI port for added convenience and enhanced usability. You can connect your laptop to an external device and stream high definition content. When using HDMI, audio and visual content are streamed through a single cable, removing the need for multiple connections. You only need one cable, making connecting your laptop easier and tidier.
Integrated Web Camera
The Satellite C55D features an integrated HD web camera. The camera and microphone let you see and hear your contacts online, and can take still pictures, video clips and audio notes. With Toshiba's integrated webcam communication is made easy -- network with friends and family from the comfort of your own home.
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The Satellite C55D's touchpad features multi-touch gesture support, providing an innovative alternative to conventional scrolling and buttons. The touchpad features an advanced, touch-sensitive interface solution that senses the position of a finger or fingers on its surface and recognises pinching, swiping, and rotating motions performed by simply moving your fingers.
DVD SuperMulti Drive
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Fall in the Felicianas—As Colorful As It Gets In South Louisiana
By Anne Butler
The first cool breezes of autumn bring folks flocking to the Felicianas, where the hardwood forests provide as close as South Louisiana gets to fall color. Hikers and other nature lovers find that falling leaves reveal vistas not visible in summer's tangled overgrowth, and the mosquitoes, poison ivy and snakes are no longer nuisances. The public wilderness areas of the Tunica Hills and the waterfalls of nearby Clark Creek Natural Area are especially popular destinations for outdoor recreation enthusiasts based in St. Francisville. Ranging northwest along the Mississippi River, the Tunica Hills are rare land formations found only in a narrow strip from West Feliciana Parish north into Tennessee, where cool, deep shady glades and steep forested hills harbor rarities like wild ginseng, Eastern chipmunks and other flora and fauna found nowhere else in Louisiana. Good news is that the parish road into Cat Island is in the process of being restored after washing out in the 2016 floods, so visitors may soon have access to the national champion bald cypress tree and other scenic areas in this popular national wildlife refuge.
Every Sunday in October the Louisiana State Penitentiary on LA 66 at Angola puts on "The Wildest Show in the South," with a huge variety of prisoner hobbycraft sales, tons of food, inmate bands, and hair-raising rodeo events unique to this prison setting. Other than the ladies' barrel racing, all rodeo participants are inmates in this enormous maximum-security penitentiary, and they keep the crowds on the edge of their seats from the moment the black-clad Angola Rough Riders charge into the ring at full gallop, flags flying. The covered arena seats over 10,000 and fills up every Sunday. Grounds open at 9 a.m. for the arts and crafts, and the fascinating state museum at the entrance gate is also open, allowing visitors to make a full day of it. The rodeo starts at 2, and advance tickets are a must. Crowd favorites include the "Bust Out" when six bucking bulls and inmate riders enter the arena simultaneously, and "Guts & Glory" with inmates on foot scrambling to detach a $100 ticket from between the horns of an enraged Brahma bull. Prison website at www.angolarodeo.com provides information and spells out regulations which must be observed on penitentiary grounds; there are a few new rules this year, no cellphones or tablets, only clear bags no larger than 12/6/12, and of course all weapons, ammo, alcohol and drugs must be deposited at the front gate. For information, see www.angolarodeo.com or telephone 225-655-2607.
The annual Southern Garden Symposium in St. Francisville offers a change of pace, celebrating the area's great gardening tradition and fostering its continuation by convening horticulture enthusiasts for a weekend of demonstrations, lectures and tours through the area's glorious antebellum gardens. This year's 30th annual event, combining prestigious speakers, historic surroundings and engaging social events, takes place Friday, October 19, and Saturday, October 20. Proceeds fund beautification projects, scholarships to LSU's School of Landscape Architecture, and garden enhancements at state historic sites. For information, visit www.southerngardensymposium.org. This year's participants receive a coveted Murrell Butler limited edition print of colorful orioles on tulip poplar.
This being the season of witches and goblins, the spooky Myrtles Plantation Mystery Tour scares the pants off visitors every weekend evening throughout October and on Halloween night as they experience what is billed as one of the most haunted homes in the country. For information, www.myrtlesplantation.com, 800-809-0565 or 225-635-6277. Other local observances of the holiday include Trunk or Treat at the parish sports park, and trick or treating in St. Francisville.
In what was an important agricultural area through the 19th century, Luckett Farms is channeling that era by leasing acreage from the state on Rosedown Plantation for what promises to be not only productive but educational as well. Kacie and Derek Luckett, veterans of Red Stick Farmers Market and CSA programs, saw an opportunity to cultivate the fertile plantation lands and preserve the area's agricultural history by growing more than 50 varieties of fruits and vegetables where they ultimately hope to "grow a few young farmers, too." Open mid-September through November during Rosedown's normal visiting hours of 9 to 5 daily, Luckett Farms offers roadside produce stand, educational agricultural experiences, fun games and activities for children, hayrides, covered picnic area, and packages designed for different age groups. The 12-acre Corn Maze and Pumpkin Patch add to the excitement, with participants selecting their very own pumpkin to take home. Party and photo packages, school tours, church groups and social events may be scheduled by contacting the Lucketts online at www.luckettfarmstours.com .
The last weekend in October, Saturday 27th and Sunday 28th, the Yellow Leaf Arts Festival draws crowds of art-lovers to oak-shaded Parker Park with its bandstand right in the middle of St. Francisville's downtown National Register-listed Historic District. A festival called "authentic, genuine and full of small-town charm," Yellow Leaf from 10 a.m. until 5 p.m. showcases the works and talents of more than 50 artists and crafters who offer paintings and pottery, metal and woodwork, fabric art, books, sculpture, glass art, jewelry, carvings and lots more. Featured in the covered gazebo this year is John Lawson, English poet/artist especially noted for his collages and bead works. This outdoor celebration of all things creative also includes art activities for children and local farmers with home-grown sweet potatoes and plenty of barbecue. The Yellow Leaf Festival, they say, really is all about the art---no mass productions, no noisy generators, no train rides, although there are usually a few local kiddies hawking refreshments from little red wagons. There's also a new "Make and Do" tent and great live music both Saturday and Sunday. For information, telephone 800-715-0510 or access online http://westfelicianaarts.com.
Located on US Highway 61 on the Mississippi River between Baton Rouge, LA, and Natchez, MS, the St. Francisville area is a year-round tourist destination. A number of splendidly restored plantation homes are open for tours: The Cottage Plantation (weekends), Myrtles Plantation, Greenwood Plantation, plus Catalpa Plantation by reservation; Afton Villa Gardens is open in season and is spectacular. Particularly important to tourism in the area are its two significant state historic sites, Rosedown Plantation (a National Historic Landmark) and Oakley Plantation in the Audubon state site, which offer periodic living-history demonstrations to allow visitors to experience 19th-century plantation life and customs.
The nearby Tunica Hills region offers unmatched recreational activities in its unspoiled wilderness areas—hiking, biking and especially bicycle racing due to the challenging terrain, birding, photography, hunting. There are unique art galleries plus specialty and antiques shops, many in restored historic structures, and some nice restaurants throughout the St. Francisville area serving everything from ethnic cuisine to seafood and classic Louisiana favorites. For overnight stays, the area offers some of the state's most popular Bed & Breakfasts, including historic plantations, lakeside clubhouses and beautiful townhouses right in the middle of St. Francisville's extensive National Register-listed historic district, and there are also modern motel accommodations for large bus groups.
For visitor information, call West Feliciana Tourist Commission and West Feliciana Historical Society at 225-6330 or 225-635-4224, or St. Francisville Main Street at 225-635-3873; online www.stfrancisvillefestivals.com, www.stfrancisville.net or www.stfrancisville.us (the events calendar gives dates and information on special activities).


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Messenger Bag- Looming Queen
These bags made by Port Authority are perfect for the organized looming traveler. This Messenger style loom knitting bag has many separate compartments for all your looming tools and yarns, and it fits up to an Adult Large Hat Loom and even the Universal Hat and Scarf Loom. Will not fit afghan looms. Features:
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A spokeswoman for Buckingham Palace said the page would be run as a news and information service with lists of engagements and updates to royal websites.
She said: "The Queen has been advised that it's up and running but there won't be any members of the Royal Family tweeting."
Among the first tweets are links to pictures of the Queen meeting Poet Laureate Professor Carol Ann Duffy at Buckingham Palace and YouTube footage of the changing of the guard.
Other famous tweeters include Stephen Fry, Richard Branson and Lily Allen.
San Francisco-based Twitter started as a side project in March 2006 when founder Jack Dorsey wanted to know what his friends were doing.
The first prototype was built in two weeks and launched publicly in August of the same year, growing rapidly and becoming Twitter Inc in May 2007.
More than 450 people have signed up to the page at http://twitter.com/BritishMonarchy, which is being run by teams at Buckingham Palace and Clarence House.


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Comic Book Revolution Podcast Episode 51
In this podcast, Rokk and Steven review Justice League #22, The War of The Realms #2, The War of The Realms: The Punisher #1, Thor #12, Daredevil #4, and Major X #2.
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Dave Anderson is president of LearnToLead, an international sales and leadership training and consulting organization based in the Los Angeles area. Prior to beginning LearnToLead, Dave enjoyed an extensive and successful career in the automotive retail industry running a large automotive group. Dave and his wife Rhonda started LearnToLead in 1999. Find out more at www.LearnToLead.com.
Dave has given over 1,000 workshops and speeches over the past decade on sales and leadership development and has spoken in sixteen countries. He gives presentations on average of 120 times per year.
Dave is author of fourteen books, including the TKO Business Series, Up Your Business, If You Don't Make Waves You'll Drown, How to Run Your Business by THE BOOK, How to Lead by THE BOOK, No-Nonsense Leadership, and It's Not Rocket Science: 4 Simple Strategies for Mastering the Art of Execution. His fourteenth book, Unstoppable: Transforming Your Mindset to Create Change, Accelerate Results, and Be the Best at What You Do is available on Amazon, Audible, and at www.learntolead.com.
He writes columns for multiple national magazines, and trains organizations in the corporate realm, athletics, non-profit and government.
Dave, along with his wife Rhonda, is the co-founder of the Matthew 25:35 Foundation, whose mission is to bring food, housing, clothing, healing, and Christ to under-resourced and imprisoned people worldwide.
Dave's common sense, no-nonsense approach resonates well with audiences worldwide, who've become worn out by the burden of political correctness.
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LZF Lamps have put together a striking press book with remarkable photography by Santiago Relanzón. It showcases new products along with current and past collections, installations, the designers, how the products are made by hand, and of course, the graphics for which Lzf has become legendary. The sketchbook format of the "Designer" section of the Lzf Press Book is inspirational with sketches or doodles by Luis Eslava, Ray Power, Miguel Herranz, Burkhard Dammer, Marivi Calvo and Victor Carrasco.
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Changes for H-1B1, Principal E-3 Nonimmigrants and CW-1 Nonimmigrants Under DHS Enhancing Opportunities Final Rule
The DHS Enhancing Opportunities final rule revises regulations affecting highly skilled workers in the nonimmigrant classifications for specialty occupations from Chile, Singapore (H-1B1) and Australia (E-3), and nonimmigrant workers in the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands (CNMI)-Only Transitional Worker (CW-1) classification.
The revised regulations include these changes, effective February 16, 2016:
- H-1B1 and principal E-3 nonimmigrants will be included in the list of nonimmigrants who are authorized for employment incident to status with a specific employer. These nonimmigrants are allowed to work for the sponsoring employer without having to separately apply for employment authorization.
- Continued employment is authorized with the same employer for up to 240 days for H-1B1 and principal E-3 nonimmigrants whose status has expired while their employer's timely filed request for an extension of stay remains pending.
- Continued employment is authorized with the same employer for up to 240 days for CW-1 nonimmigrants whose status has expired while their employer's timely filed Form I-129CW, Petition for a CNMI-Only Nonimmigrant Transitional Worker, request for an extension of stay remains pending.
If an employer has timely filed an extension of stay for its H-1B1, E-3 or CW-1 nonimmigrant employee, the employer should write "240-Day Ext" and the date the employer submitted the Form I-129, Petition for a Nonimmigrant Worker, or Form I-129CW petition to USCIS in Section 2. The employer must reverify the employee's employment authorization in Section 3 once a decision is received on the request for an extension of stay or by the end of the 240-day period, whichever comes first.
Note: The revised regulations also make changes affecting the immigrant classification for employment-based first preference (EB-1) outstanding professors and researchers. However, these changes do not affect completion of Form I-9, Employment Eligibility Verification, so they are not discussed on this page. For details, refer to the final rule published in the Federal Register.


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Senior Jarrett Mickens (Aurora, Ill./Waubonsie Valley) took top honors in the long jump Saturday, while freshman Julian Smith (Chicago, Ill./Brother Rice) also competed in the 100m dash as the duo represented Valparaiso at the Chicago Penultimate meet in Chicago, Ill.
Mickens earned the victory in the long jump, his fifth of the 2011 outdoor campaign in the event, by registering a leap of 23'8 ¼", capturing top honors by over eight inches. Meanwhile, Smith qualified for the event finals in the 100m dash with a preliminary time of 10.95 seconds and then placed fourth in the finals with a time of 11.00 seconds.
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Labor unions and civil rights groups staged May Day rallies in several U.S. cities on Monday to denounce President Donald Trump's get-tough policy on immigration, a crackdown they said preys on vulnerable workers in some of America's lowest-paying jobs.
Protests and marches challenging Trump's efforts at stepping up the deportation of illegal immigrants drew crowds by the thousands to the streets of New York, Washington, Los Angeles and San Francisco, with smaller gatherings popping up across the country.
A broad coalition of groups behind the events also took aim at various other Trump policies they saw as discriminatory or xenophobic, including his bid, so far blocked by the courts, to ban travelers from several Muslim countries and temporarily turn away all refugees.
But the primary impetus cited by civil liberties and labor activists was Trump's strict new immigration enforcement policy - falling most heavily on undocumented workers who toil in low-paying, non-unionized sectors such as fast-food, hospitality, child care and agriculture.
A May Day gathering grew unruly in Portland, Oregon, where a group of black-clad protesters roamed downtown streets in the late afternoon, setting fires, breaking storefront windows, throwing projectiles and vandalizing a police cruiser.
Police, referring to the perpetrators as "anarchists," said they made three arrests.
Rallies elsewhere across the country were boisterous but mostly orderly, even festive.
In some cities, immigrant-run convenience stores and other businesses closed their doors in solidarity with the May Day rallies, and many protesters themselves gave up a day's wages to make their voices heard.
"Money will come back later, but not this opportunity, not this day," said David Anaya, 44, an illegal immigrant from Mexico, who chose to forfeit the $300 he would have otherwise earned at his job as a welder.
He was one of thousands who gathered at MacArthur Park near downtown Los Angeles for what organizers called a show of "resistance, unity and defiance," then set off on an animated but peaceful march across town to City Hall.
A crowd of several thousand also assembled in Washington's Dupont Circle for a rally ahead of a planned procession to Lafayette Square, across the street from the White House.
Protesters gather at McArthur Park for the May Day protest march in Los Angeles, California, U.S. May 1, 2017. Photo by Reuters/ Kyle Grillot
'Not America anymore'
Earlier in the day, 500 protesters marched through midtown Manhattan and rallied in front of offices of Wells Fargo and JPMorgan Chase & Co. Twelve were arrested, according to a spokesman for Make the Road New York, an immigrant advocacy group that claims 20,000 members.
The two banks were targeted because of their dealings with private companies that have built or manage some immigrant detention centers for the government, according to Jose Lopez, Make the Road New York's co-director of organizing.
"The messaging for today was to stop financing immigrant detention facilities," Lopez said.
May Day, also known as International Workers' Day, has typically been a quieter affair in the United States than in Europe, where it is a public holiday in many countries.
May Day unrest flared on Monday in France and Turkey, where demonstrators clashed with police. The U.S. protests focused on Trump's crackdown on illegal immigration as he presses police agencies around the country to assist federal efforts at rounding up individuals sought for deportation and threatens to withhold federal dollars from "sanctuary cities" that do not cooperate.
Retired social worker Christina Reilly Vaccarino, 78, who emigrated from Ireland at age 15 with a green card allowing her to work as a nanny, said she was "disgusted" by Trump's policies on immigration, taxes and workers' rights.
"I came to America at a time when everyone in Ireland believed that America is so wonderful, so great. And now, after all these years, to experience this? It's not America anymore," she said at an afternoon rally in Lower Manhattan.
Some Trump supporters said they would also turn out on May Day. Activist Joey Gibson said he and other conservatives would travel to Seattle to defend against what he described as communist and anti-fascist groups who have in the past faced off with police in the evening, after the conclusion of the usually peaceful daytime marches.
Protestors from the Stand Against Communism rally, an event organized to oppose to anti-fascist protests and to support U.S. President Donald Trump, among other causes, argue with a counter-protestor during May Day events in Seattle, Washington, U.S. May 1, 2017. Photo by Reuters/David Ryder


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I give an explanation of the Trump phenomenon at Chronicles Magazine.
That's the question for Church and society today. I talk about it in my latest piece at Crisis Magazine.
Non-progressives often find it hard to understand why even the battiest left-liberal views have such durability and power. I attempt an explanation in my latest piece at Catholic World Report.
I continue discussing immigration at Catholic World Report.
For a salute to the German bishops as model churchmen for our time–sort of–see my latest column at Crisis Magazine.
My current column at Catholic World Report looks at international migration from the standpoint of source countries and their people, and suggests skepticism about whether it solves many problems. Next month I'll look at it from the standpoint of recipient countries like America.
My October column in Crisis deals with just that question.
That series of abstractions is in fact the topic of my new column at Catholic World Report.
I have a piece at Catholic World Report on the pitfalls of world government and one at Crisis Magazine on the consequences of the changes leading to the recent Supreme Court decision on "gay marriage."
I have an essay in the current First Things on the current political and social situation and how to respond to it. The whole thing is available here.
I've a couple of pieces on that topic, one at Crisis Magazine on the virtue of docility–readiness to learn and be taught–in a time of teachers who are both weak and willful, and one at Catholic World Report on the collectivist temptation in present day Catholic thought.
A Catholic blogger reviews my book Against Inclusiveness.
I follow up last month's piece at Catholic World Report on the destruction of thought with another on its possible future.
Current public thought excludes basic realities, so we shouldn't use it as a basis of discussion with people today. That's the thought behind my latest piece at Crisis Magazine.
The book is Who Says That's Art?: A Commonsense View of the Visual Arts, by Michelle Marder Kamhi. It was recommended by a friend who's also a friend of the author.
I just published a brace of pieces on that timely topic at Crisis Magazine and Catholic World Report.
My current column at Catholic World Report says that America's a country and not a cause or creed, so there's no reason to put Catholicism and patriotism at odds with each other. Indeed, the two go together.
I go into all that and more in my latest at Crisis Magazine.
Another correspondent asks whether I think it's possible to be pro-gay marriage and pro-life: whether logically, rationally, ultimately, the two positions can be reconciled. She had noticed some conservatives going that way.
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