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Please call (248) 884-7508 to submit an after-hours emergency request (M-F after 5pm-8am and 24-hours Saturdays and Sundays).
Emergency calls should be answered immediately or responded to by a maintenance tech within 10-minutes for an over-the-phone assessment.
After the assessment, the maintenance tech is instructed to notify the resident of the time it will take he/she to arrive depending on severity and if they are finishing up a prior emergency call.
Upon arrival the technician is to secure the requested emergency situation and report follow-up the next business day to complete any uncompleted repairs.
The following is a list of emergencies requiring attention by an "on-call" technician:
Please schedule all non-emergency maintenance issues by submitting a "maintenance request" located on the home page of our website bhapts.com. Please note; you must have your Beacon Hill account number to log-in. Someone will be happy to address your maintenance request within 24-72-hours of submission during regular business hours Monday through Friday 9:00 am – 4:00 pm. Delays in completion of service may occur due to harsh weather conditions, property emergencies and/or if permission to enter is not granted.
**Beacon Hill staff/maintenance may only enter a unit if leaseholder is present with the exception of emergency response/entry should any damage be occurring to Beacon Hill Management property/assets and maintenance is unable to reach lease holder. If upon arrival, the situation is found to be a false emergency maintenance call a $50. Non-emergency maintenance fee will be added to the tenant's ledger.
**NO PERMISSION TO ENTER is offered to our residents as a courtesy, as we want to respect all client's privacy. However, in certain circumstances, maintenance and management must enter with or without permission. Please refer to lease contract;
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Michael bays of transformers 4: Mark and co. era of doom among others encounter the old Dinobots.
Transformers 4: Era of doom takes place four years after the final battle, which took place in the previous film of Transformers 3 in Chicago. Autobots and Decepticons, who are responsible for the destruction, have disappeared from the Earth, and for many a frightening memory.
Also CADE Yeager, an inventor, who retired lives with his daughter in Texas, don't know that some scholars seek still by all means, to fathom the secret of transformers and can be used for the military. When he brings an old truck for slaughter in one day on his farm, he soon realizes that this is one of the last remaining is Autobots. Floats the unsuspecting humanity in grave danger, because an armada of evil is on its way to Earth, with a new, more dangerous weapons: the Dinobots – hybrids of car and dinosaur robot.
Contrary to previous messages announced Paramount Pictures producer Lorenzo di Bonaventura and Michael Bay in February 2012, that Bay in transformers 4: era of doom (OT: transformers 4: age of extinction) Director will lead. Transformers 4: Era of the sinking the last film the transformers film series, in which Michael Bay takes over the directing is however most likely.


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"Purpose: The New Competitive Advantage"
John Wood didn't set out to change the world. He set out to take a vacation. But a trip to Nepal turned into a book drive, which turned into Room to Read, one of the fastest growing and most acclaimed charities of the past decade. To date, this remarkable non-profit has sponsored long-term scholarships for over 30,000 girls, distributed more than 14 million books, built 1,825 schools, established over 17,600 libraries, and trained over 50,000 teachers.
A former senior Microsoft executive, John has always said that the key to his charity's success is that he treated it like a business, and has spoken frequently about what the non-profit world can learn from the corporate world.
But now, on the eve of Room to Read reaching its 10 millionth young student, John has written a new presentation, this time illuminating what businesses can learn from the social sector.
In a word: purpose.
John argues that corporate social responsibility is more than just a buzzword or a publicity stunt, but instead represents the new competitive advantage; a way to re-engage both customers and employees, and improve the bottom line.
John will recall his own experiences using the 'power of purpose' to onboard resistant communities, motivate volunteers, and enlist high-profile investors, while also pointing to the growing number of corporations - like IBM, General Electric and Coca Cola - that have begun building a 'higher calling' into their products and services.
"Leaving Microsoft to Change the World"
John's first-person account of following his passion, and the lessons learned in doing so. It is a popular "inspiring close" or "bring people to their feet" dinner speech at corporate, industry, and education conferences.
"Getting Out of Your Comfort Zone"
John first delivered this speech at a Microsoft sales conference. With sales reps facing an increasingly competitive and ever-changing economy, Microsoft's sales leadership team requested that John speak about "what's possible when a committed person dares to take risks and leave their comfort zone."
"Leadership Lessons from the Front Lines of Social Change"
Leadership is a subject on which John lectures at leading business schools, including University of Chicago, Harvard, Kellogg, Wharton and Stanford. In this presentation, John highlights the leadership lessons that can be learned from the front lines of social change. This is an increasingly popular topic amongst corporations, universities, and membership organizations.
"Re-Inaging Leadership"
Today's world faces an unprecedented crisis of leadership. From our fi- nancial institutions to our governments, faith in our leaders is at or near an all-time low. At the same time a "war for talent" rages, with the most visionary and inspiring leaders building the most effective teams. In this ever-changing environment, it isn't enough for us to simply rethink lead- ership – we must re-imagine it altogether.
"Scaling Success" Lessons on Growth Scalability & Continuous Improvement
It had never been done before. When John Wood left Microsoft to found Room to Read, other non-profits had built libraries in developing coun- tries, but never on a scale commensurate to the size of the problem. Nearly 800 million people can't read or write, and John was determined to bring that number down.
At age 35, inspired by a visit to a dilapidated Nepali primary school with an empty library, John Wood left an executive career track at Microsoft to build one of the fastest-growing non-profits in history. In just 13 years and from a standing start, Room to Read has opened 1,675 schools and more than 15,000 libraries across ten developing countries. What's more, Room to Read is on track to meet an audacious goal: reach 10 million of the world's poorest children by 2015.
Today, John's real-world business acumen and drive to change the world have made him an inspiring and sought-after speaker with universal appeal. Since "giving up the money and the perks" of his former career, John has helped millions of children who have lost the lottery of life. John leverages what he learned in the business world to massively scale social change, and likes to say "we run Room to Read with the heart of Mother Teresa and the scalability of Starbucks." Astonishingly, the organization did indeed open more libraries in its first decade than Starbucks did coffee shops.
John's role in building one of the fastest-growing non-profits in history has earned him broad acclaim, including a nod as one of Goldman Sachs' 100 Most Intriguing Entrepreneurs of 2013. He is a five-time winner of Fast Company's Social Capitalist Award, and was named one of Time Magazine's "Asian Heroes" – the only non-Asian ever to win the honor. John has been recognized as a Young Global Leader by the World Economic Forum and a Henry Crown Fellow at the Aspen Institute, and sits on the advisory board of the Clinton Global Initiative where he's spoken three times. He's also received a Lifetime Achievement Award at the Tribeca Film Festival, and appeared with Pulitzer Prize-winning journalists Nicholas Kristof and Sheryl WuDunn in the award-winning documentary "Half the Sky."
John has received three honorary doctorates, teaches at Harvard University's Graduate School of Education and NYU's Wagner Graduate School of Public Service, and has built a 370,000-strong following on Twitter.


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Redefining perspectives on femininity and luxury
In the 01 collection a 3D knit structure made from Polyester monofilaments behaves like an exoskeleton 'recoding' the archetypical bomber and sweater silhouette to fit Electric Co's vigorous dynamics, enabling bold shapes to interact with the feminine contour. This Polyester monofilament, an industrial leftover, adds a luxurious metallic shine to each garment delicately contrasted by an extra fine wool and mohair which gives the garment wear ability and comfort. Reclaimed Polyester monofilament is scarce. According to what is available, fine and thick monofilaments are used. This is one reason why the Electric Co designs are produced in limited editions: In continuous evolution from one collection to the other.
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Friday, July 25, 2014
I have a really good excuse...
As you can see, Favorite Fashion Friday is missing today. I have a good excuse, I promise. I am in the middle of a dental journey and chipped one of my temporary veneers on an English muffin. So, I am in some pain and sad about my mostly liquid diet. I'm heading to the emergency dentist this afternoon, so I should be ship shape in time for happy hour tonight.
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Sydney's leading retails factory outlet, DFO Homebush, redevelopment to accommodate an expansion of its Australia, international and luxury retail offering.
KRGS Doors used different style of shop roller doors, folding closure doors, aluminium roller shutters and steel roller shutters to meet the requirements of the car parking facilities and also to complement the requirements of the new sleek look and clean interior design. Teaming up again with Mainbrace KRGS Doors are using all their experience to ensure the correct fit for purpose doors are used.
The western suburbs shopping destination will expand from 86 stores on a single level to feature 126 stores across two levels. The city's first combined factory outlet and homemaker centre will include 90 fashion retailers plus 18 bulky goods and homewares stores.
The new-look centre will feature a mix of leading luxury retailers as well as popular mainstream brands, and a new 475-seat food court dining precinct. The redevelopment will also include a significan upgrade to the exisiting DFO complex and improved car parking services to support the additional retails space.
Head of Development for CFSGAM Property, Mr Tony Gilchrist said "The redevelopment of DFO Homebush will include improved car parking facilities, a sleek and clean interior design, and new family amenities which will couple the new retail space, ensuring the customer experience is enhanced across the board".
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January is the time for stock market forecasting and predictions, and all over the financial media, pundits and analysts are offering up their forecasts for 2012.
Of course, all of this is nonsense because no one has a crystal ball and no one can predict the future. Some of our "financial Merlins" will get lucky peering into their goat entrails and guess the future correctly, but most will fail. However, sadly, one prediction that almost certainly will come true is that most investors/traders will fail in 2012, not because they lack an accurate crystal ball but because they lack the skills, training and systems necessary for success in today's challenging environment.
Investment analysis company, Dalbar, Inc., has studied individual investment results for many years and finds that individual investors consistently underperform the general market indexes. On average over a recent twenty year period, equity investors earned approximately 3.8% compared to the S&P 500 SPX, +1.32% which returned approximately 9% during the same time period. Fixed income investors did no better, earning about 1% compared to an aggregate bond index return of 6.9% according to the company's 2011 report. The statistics for trading success among active traders are equal or worse as many studies point to failure rates of as high as 90% among those who try to trade commodity or stock markets.
So will you fail in 2012, as the literature suggests, or can you find your way to investing and trading success? The answer is simple. You will fail unless:
1. You can find a trading system/investing strategy that you've tested and know is efficient and productive in variable market environments. There is no holy grail and no perfect system, but you need to find, develop, test and prove one that matches your personality and trading and investing style.
2. You can follow your system/strategy consistently. This is probably the number one pitfall for most investors and traders. They simply don't have the discipline to be consistent and stick with a strategy through thick and thin over long periods of time. Most people are "newsletter hoppers" or "system jumpers" who abandon strategy after strategy in search of one that is always profitable but which, unfortunately, just doesn't exist.
3. You learn how to control risk. Risk management is one of the least understood or most misunderstood elements of successful investing. We all think about how much we can make in a position, but how many of us think about how much we can lose? This is a key to success and one you must master.
4. You learn to remove emotions from your trading/investing. Human emotion, your emotions, are your greatest threat; no chart, system or black box software program can help you avoid your own human frailties and shortcomings. Only the conscious cultivation of discipline and managing your investments like a business will allow you to enjoy investing success over the long term.
If you can overcome these four challenges, I believe that 2012 will very likely produce some unique opportunities, particularly in exchange traded funds, due to their versatility and the range of exposure they offer to various asset classes. I believe that some of the greatest opportunities will be found in long/short positions in oil, volatility, gold, Europe and emerging markets. Each of these sectors comes with a raft of ETFs that can be used to take positions on either the long or short side of these markets. Investors and traders armed with just a few simple tools will be able to seek potential opportunities that could be significant in these dynamic environments.
Therefore, no matter where the S&P 500 stands one year from today, knowledgeable investors and traders who have developed proven systems and strategies, have learned to follow them consistently, know how to control risk and can control their emotions, will have the opportunity to make 2012 a great year and not be among those who are destined to fail in 2012.


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Our day started off learning some Ukrainian dancing with Mrs. Tubb. Then, we learned more from Mrs. Fahrlander about Peru's nazca lines and did an art project using colored sand. Our last activity was with Mrs. Braybrook, learning more about India. We talked about the clothing in India. Did you know that "juhmuh" means loose fitting clothing and that is where our word "pajama" came from? Mrs. Braybrook showed us 2 saris. We couldn't believe how long they were!
We also had some guest speakers. Starting from the left and going around the table, there is Kevin (from Nicaragua and part of the Canada World Youth Program); Mrs. Fahrlander (who isn't looking--she's not a guest speaker but one of our teachers); Esther (from Peru); Kate (from Nova Scotia and also part of the Canada World Youth Program); Avery (coordinator from the Central Alberta Refugee Effort).
We all took some time to think about the day and what we learned and liked about this experience. Here are our thoughts...
Brady -- I liked dessert and the food. The chicken was juicy. The Ukrainian dances were fun.
Colten -- On cultural day, I liked the tasty food for the Indian section. We ate downstairs. I liked the chicken. It was juicy.
Orion -- On cultural day, we ate Indian food. We also danced a Ukrainian dance. We also met a girl from Peru. We couldn't understand her that well though.
Quintin -- Nazca lines are giant pictures that people made on land in Peru. We got to make a nazca line with glue and then sprinkle sand on it.
Brooke -- My favourite part of the day was dancing. It was so fun. We got to be a tricycle. Then we got to see someone from Peru. It was so awesome!
Logan -- I liked eating because I got to try something new. My favourite food was samosas! They were spicy but good. My favourite dessert was fudge.
Anthony -- I liked all of the food because I like trying new food. It was fun doing all the fun dancing. It was cool that we got to meet someone from Peru.
Scott -- My favorite part of cultural day was learning about Peru because the guest speaker from Peru told us about some interesting things about Peru that I think are cool. I learned they have nazca lines.
Trystan -- I liked all of it because I got to try so many new foods. I got to try new dances. I got to learn new things.
Cooper -- I liked when we tried new food. My favourite food was naan. I learned to try new food -- you might like it, you might not. Naan is a bread Indians eat. Naan can be cut into any shape or size.
Zoe -- I liked eating other food at lunch time like cold fruit soup and coconut cake.
Summer -- My favorite part of the day was when we were dancing because I like to dance. I liked it because dancing is fun.
Kira -- My favorite part of the culture day is dancing because you get exercise. You get to know how to dance and try new things.
Jordin -- My favorite thing was dancing because it was fun and we learned something new. My favorite dance was the first one we did.
Dominik -- The Ukrainian dance is my favorite thing because it was very fun.
Angus -- My favorite thing was trying new food. My favorite food was perogies. We tried different foods. We tried new dances.
Hunter -- My favorite part of the day was the feast because it was delicious. I sat with my friends at the feast. When we were done, I was full.
Koby -- I like the great food. It was delicious. I liked the great activities there was. I made coconut cake. It was awesome. I liked when I colored.
We were wondering...
What do you know about these countries?
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Review: Belgica (Sundance 2016)
PLOT: Two Flemish brothers open a bar in Belgium which quickly becomes a hot-spot for the most-cutting edge local acts. As their popularity grows, the two brothers are torn apart by the realities of their fast-paced, hard-edged lifestyle.
REVIEW: I'm ashamed to say that I haven't seen Felix van Groeningen's THE BROKEN CIRCLE BREAKDOWN, despite the unanimous raves it got from critics. That's definitely something I'll have to remedy as based on his latest film, van Groeningen's one of the more interesting young European directors out there. While the temptations of nightlife are nothing new to the big screen, BELGICA, while not breaking any new ground, is a furiously entertaining romp through Belgium's nightlife. It's full of great acting, great music and much depravity. What's not to love?
While not in the same genre, van Groeningen's movie reminded me a bit of the great – largely unseen – THE DION BROTHERS. A seventies crime flick about two crook brothers, BELGICA seems to have borrowed one scene entirely – when one brother fools around with another by threatening him with a lobster from a fish tank at a restaurant. The other similarity is that despite the setting, it's a surprisingly tender story of brotherly love, with van Groeningen's two leads, Stef Aerts and Tom Vermeir having superb chemistry.
Aerts plays the gentle younger brother, who's often made fun of for only having one-eye but despite his unassuming nature, is a born club-owner. Vermeir plays his hulking, ultra-protective older brother, who neglects his wife and kids to embark on this adventure with his beloved brother, ultimately to the detriment of them both. What's really intriguing is how well van Groeningen depicts the difficulties of club-owning, with all the bribes involved, the staff who wants to be paid under-the-table, the easy access to party girls and groupies, the trouble-making drunks and – most fatal – the drugs.
Along with Aerts and Vermeir, cocaine has a starring role here; with this the most prominent I've seen it in a movie since THE WOLF OF WALL STREET. It's shown how coke is simply a reality of that world, first to help energize the staff working crazy hours, but then spiraling out-of-control to the point that bartenders are doing rails in the middle of the day in plain view of the customers. While drugs are presented as the instrument that facilitates their downfall, this isn't a morality tale, with overdoses and trips to rehab being non-existent. It's actually a pretty realistic depiction of the drug, which is shown as something that's a whole lot of fun – until suddenly it's really not. At the same time, not everyone who does a line or a bump winds up a junkie, so in that regard this is fairly balanced.
Visually, BELGICA is a stunner, with the lensing by Ruben Impens both realistically gritty when depicted the seamier side of night-clubbing, while also quite beautiful in some of the more stylized scenes, such as the gorgeous closing montage. The music is also terrific, with a propulsive score by Flemish alt-rock band Soulwax and loads of great dance tracks from that part of the world.
While BELGICA doesn't really offer anything you haven't seen before in movies like 54 and 24 HOUR PARTY PEOPLE it's all done with such style that it feels fresh and new. Truly, van Groeningen is an emerging talent in the same way his countryman Michaël R. Roskam (BULLHEAD) is. He's one to watch, and BELGICA is an accessible, entertaining party epic that deserves a wide audience.


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Eventually we decided to just drop the guitars and any semblance of songs all together and did a show of just playing and processing esoteric records, found tapes, and toys. We called this our "holiday party" and set up Christmas lights, put a Santa hat on the clapping monkey, and had Tomy robots running into the audience delivering Christmas cards and holiday treats. Perhaps it was because of the spectacle or maybe people just didn't mind the noise as much as we thought they might but the show caught on and eventually as other obligations and bands took hold Overdrive Date Master slept most of the year only to come alive for the one show a year which grew from small clubs to larger venues and eventually out of town festivals.
Instruments would sometimes creep in but only if they didn't do anything musical. That wasn't too hard when the mandolin met stereo rack mount processors and more amps started showing up.
Vinyl played a big part in the proceedings and everything from "Songs of the Humpback Whale" to "How to Think by Steven Allen" and Chipmunks tunes played on 16 RPM (try it; the voices are "normal" and music is, well. appropriately possessed) had their turn. "Now Playing" placards adorned either side of the stage to announce to the audience what was being deconstructed before their very ears. Instruction records such as how to be an actor or even my favorite a "Do It Yourself Psychoanalytical Kit" fought with distorted and manipulated Holiday tunes while I hit the "Habanera" preset and we set our sites for the heart of the Sun.
The mess always ended with various bleeps, bloops, echos, and holiday cheer balancing out ringing ears. It might not be what one expects from "Electronic" or ?Experimental" or even "music" but it always got us through another year.
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Murphy's Law: Did the State Screw Talgo? | Urban Milwaukee
For more than a year, Talgo CEO Antonio Perez has held his tongue as detractors dumped on his company and its trains, until finally he could take no more. Perez cannot believe the State of Wisconsin has chosen to terminate two contracts it signed with Talgo nearly three years ago. His company has put almost three years of work into a project to build and maintain trains in a warehouse in Milwaukee's 30th Street Corridor, the long-dormant industrial area Gov. Scott Walker has pledged to help revive with a new, $100 million dollar plan. Yet his administration will kill the only viable company now operating there, Talgo."What message does this send to other businesses?" Perez asks. "They should be careful of doing business here because Gov Walker does not keep his word. It's like we're talking about a Third World country, where people don't have respect for their contracts."


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When a program runs in reduced-functionality mode, many commands are unavailable (dimmed). Therefore, you cannot access those functionalities. Some limitations of reduced-functionality mode include the following:
You cannot create new documents.
You can view existing documents, but you cannot edit them.
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No existing Office files are damaged. Additionally, you can easily stop Office from running in reduced-functionality mode. To do this, follow the instructions on the screens that appear.
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If you do not activate an Office product, you receive a reminder to activate your product every time that you start the program.
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For Product Trial Program license products, the Office programs run in the reduced-functionality mode the first time that the programs start.
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Wednesday, June 30, 2010
Clarkston - Part 4
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Tuesday, June 29, 2010
Clarkston -Part 3
Jared played Tennessee Waltz again.
Jesse played and sang the Ballad of Davy Crockett, including a special verse written about Grandpa Kuykendall.
Performing was a first for our little guys. Justin and J.R. sang a duet, "Turn Your Eyes Upon Jesus." Usually Justin does really well, but of course he was nervous. Not J.R....as soon as he realized the microphone was turned on he went for it. :)
An unpracticed trio by John and Sally's "original three." We outlaws didn't join them. :)I thought this picture of Lauren was so cute. J.R. had a good time making her smile.
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Friday, June 25, 2010
Clarkston- Part 2
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Clarkston Trip - Part 1
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Wednesday, June 23, 2010
The Boys' Parade
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Rose Parade
John has never met a stranger! Although we seem to sit next to this same man every year!
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40 Years
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Monday, June 14, 2010
Fiddle Recital
Sorry about the unsteady recording. I was holding a wiggly two year old on my lap. :)
(Jesse playing Red Wing)
(Jared playing Tennessee Waltz)
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Tuesday, June 8, 2010
Seven on a couch
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Wednesday, June 2, 2010
Rainy day wiggles
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Tuesday, June 1, 2010
New tricks
Our little guy is now seven months old. Looking back at his newborn pictures, I can hardly believe how much children change in less than a year. Jud is such a joy. We are all enjoying his smiles and new tricks. :)
Here he is sitting up.....sort of! (With a little more practice, I think he will have this skill down.)
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1 Saturday, Jan. 6:� Danielle Miraglia sings the blues at the Circle of Friends Coffeehouse to kick off the 2018 slate of concerts. The music itself blends influences of some of Miraglia�s own musical heroes - The Rolling Stones, Prince, Janis Joplin along with Danielle's lyrical ability to explore human nature at its best and worst. The Circle of Friends is affiliated with the First Universalist Society of Franklin, 262 Chestnut St., Franklin. Concert begins at 8 p.m. (doors open at 7:30 p.m.). Tickets are $20. For more information, call 508-528-2541 or visit http://www.circlefolk.org/� Beverages and gourmet desserts will be available.
2 Saturday, Jan. 6: A Tinkergarten trial class will be offered. Tinkergarten�s expert-designed curriculum helps children ages 1-8 years old develop, grow, and gain confidence, while they enjoy fun, engaging experiences in the physical freedom of their local outdoor space. Classes take place once each week and run in sessions of eight.
Each Tinkergarten class is about one hour in length. A leader guides the group of children and parents through one or more activities that fit to a progressive curriculum, each of which develop skills that are critical to early childhood development. The activities focus on outdoor play, including creative use of natural resources. For more information, visit https://tinkergarten.com/classes/all/02056. Trial clasess will be held at Fairmount Fruit Farm in Franklin on Jan. 6 at 1 p.m and at Oak Grove Farm in Millis on Jan. 6 at 10 a.m. and Jan. 13 at 10 a.m.
3 Friday, Jan. 12-Sunday, Jan. 14: From Friday, Jan. 12 to Sunday, Jan. 14, FMC Ice Sports in Franklin is hosting a weekend long "Decade" public skate event at Veteran�s Arena, 910 Panther Way, Franklin. Come to the rink in your grooviest outfit and celebrate favorite decades for a chance to win prizes and giveaways. The times for the themed skate are listed below: Friday, Jan. 12, 8-9:50 p.m.; Saturday, Jan. 13, 2:30-4:20 p.m.; Sunday, Jan. 14, 2-3:50 p.m.� General admission is $5 per person and rental skates are available for an additional $5 on a first-come, first-served basis. For more information on this and other upcoming events, visit the rink�s official website, www.fmcicesports.com or call 1-888- 74-SKATE. Veteran�s Arena is a Commonwealth of Massachusetts public ice skating facility, overseen by the Department of Conservation and Recreation (DCR) and managed by FMC Ice Sports.
4 Saturday, Jan. 13:� The Millis Lions are hosting �Crazy Bowl For Blindness Prevention� on Saturday, Jan. 13, 6-9 p.m., at Ryan Family Amusements, Rte. 109, Millis.
The cost is $20 per person. Teams of up to four people are welcome. The cost includes three games and shoes. The event will include a 50/50 raffle, snacks, cash bar and prizes.
For more information, visit www.millislionsclub.org.
5 Saturday, Jan. 13:� The Knights of Columbus in Franklin are holding a free throw championship, 3-6 p.m., at the Hockomock YMCA, 45 Forge Hill Road, Franklin. The event is open for boys and girls 9 to 14 years old. Participation is free. Participants must bring their birth certificate and a parent. Each contestant receives a certificate and a patch. The champs are invited to compete in the district competition. For more information call Jim Lane at 508-520-1947, Knights of Columbus, Franklin.


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yes, this started out as the fir bark photo
This one is the ground, outside my studio. Bits of bark and pine needles.
Moss—in great abundance and beautiful in itself
ooh, marbled!
This is a tiled repeat of the previous photo. I am planning to print on fabric, using my inkjet printer. It will also get printed on paper and added to my "collage papers" collection.
Rather than giving exact instructions** for filters and manipulations I used for these, I suggest you play with the filters in Photoshop or Photoshop Elements. Save your original photo first, then try out the different filters. If you don't like the look just "undo" and try something else. You never know exactly what you might end up with! But, I know from experience, that you can entertain yourself for hours on end with a simple "nothing" photograph and Photoshop.
**Because it is so unusual, I will tell you that the 3rd fir bark photo was made using the "texture" filter, choosing "stained glass" in the edition of Photoshop that I am using.


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Sunday, February 10, 2013
Grateful for You
Here's another card to play along with Papertrey's anniversary festivities. I was inspired by Betsy's word art card HERE.
I used the Get to the Point arrow dies and the Counting My Blessing die to create this fun masculine thank you card. After adhering everything to the base I sponged some white ink around the edges.
Quick and easy!
All supplies from Papertrey Ink unless stated.
Stamps: Counting My Blessings
Paper: Kraft, white, Kaiser Kraft pp
Ink: Dark Chocolate, Fresh Snow
Other: Get to the Point dies, Counting My Blessings die
on 2/10/2013
3 comments:
- Lynn said...
Hey there, hope you had a fabulous trip this weekend to Loveland...so sorry we missed you, but it sounds like Edgewood rocked the stage both days! Let us know about Fairfield!!
I love your card...all these arrows are fabulous!
- February 10, 2013 at 6:35 PM
- Joyce said...
This is so fun. Those arrows look great out of patterned paper.
- February 10, 2013 at 11:33 PM
- Lorraine said...
Love your PTI creations, Sara! This is a fun card with all the arrows. Oh and I am smitten with the blue/yellow/white star card on your post below!
- February 12, 2013 at 3:47 AM
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The friends and family of Scott Berry (father of former Parkway players Caitlyn and Chris Berry, and uncle to current players Patrick and Declan Smyth) will hold a fundraiser for his benefit on Saturday, May 19, 6-1 p.m., at Holy Name Parish Hall in West Roxbury.
Scott suffered a severe spinal cord injury on the morning of March 8 when he was struck by a large tree limb in front of his Roslindale home. He is now paralyzed from the T5 vertebra down and it is extremely unlikely he will ever regain sensation or movement below chest level.
The fundraiser will help Scott and his family make necessary home renovations and purchase necessary medical equipment.
The evening will feature auction and raffle items, including:
--Football helmet signed by entire 2017 Patriots team
--Two mezzanine or orchestra tickets to "Hamilton" at Boston Opera House this fall
--Four-day trip to Las Vegas, MGM Grand stay and David Copperfield tickets
--Kenny Chesney tickets, 18th row at Gillette, Aug. 24
--Patriots football signed by McCourty twins
--Autographed Tom Brady Jersey
--Concert tickets with hotel stays, Red Sox tickets, restaurant gift cards and more
Scott has spent many hours volunteering in the community. He co-founded the Parkway Girls Softball League, founded the Bandits Tournament Softball Team and spent many years on the Board of Parkway Youth Hockey.
Please be part of a fantastic evening by coming out to support a fantastic guy.
Tickets are $40 and can be purchased at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/berry-blast-a-night-to-support-scott-berry-tickets-44902088355 or at the door on Saturday evening.


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Chroma-Q Color Block 2 Makes The Right Moves
4th May 2011
Nearly 200 Chroma-Q® Color Block™ 2 LED fixtures were used as an integral element of Dave Singleton's lighting design for the main stage at Move It 2011, one of the UK's largest dance exhibitions.
The event took place at London's Olympia and featured several live performance stages. The main stage had a different showcase taking place every 30 minutes, amounting to over 200 different artist appearances across the three days of the event.
Lighting for the four largest live stages was supplied by Blackburn-based rental company HSL, who have a massive stock of several hundred Chroma-Q Color Block 2 LED fixtures.
The main stage at Move It was a 13.5 diameter circular construction, with a catwalk emerging from backstage. A 20 metre square mother grid was installed above, with three circular trusses - decreasing in diameter and all at staggered heights - flown below that, in a reverse wedding cake effect. This formed the basis of the lighting rig.
The Color Block 2 fixtures were used to line the edge of each of the circles and worked spectacularly well in defining the shape and architecture of the metalwork, and highlighting the trusses.
Each fixture's four separate light engines - which utilise RGBA single colour output LED cells - were individually pixel mapped for maximum flexibility, enabling looks and graphics from the lighting console's effects engine to be run through them - instantly creating complex, eye-catching chases and effects.
The whole lighting rig, which included moving heads and conventional fixtures as well as the Color Block 2 LEDs, was run by Simon Horn for the event.
"I've used the Color Block 2 fixture on many of my designs" says Dave Singleton, "It's an extremely versatile fixture, very bright, and offers a seriously good array of colours."
Brightness was a crucial factor in Olympia. The venue has a glass roof, so the Move It main stage was virtually a daylight environment. Any visual effects package therefore had to be sure of holding its own in these conditions. The Color Block 2 fixtures proved ideal for the job.
Dave also remarks on their reliability. Given the quantity that were used and the gruelling, almost non-stop show schedule for the rig and crew, all Color Block 2 units worked faultlessly throughout the whole event.
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|I have no idea who this house belongs to- we just thought it was beautiful!
|He does that serious face so dang well!
One year (and seventeen days) ago my husband and I got married. And I sure didn't know what I was in for! We met in New Zealand, got to know each other in Jordan, dated in England, visited France, married in America, honeymooned in Mexico, moved to Jordan, and to top it off celebrated our anniversary in Egypt. Is God good to us, or what? You know that verse- "no good thing will He withhold from those walk uprightly"? Well I believe it!
So here are some pictures of our anniversary trip to Sharm El Sheikh. It was less expensive to go there than to stay in Jordan. No problem for us :)
So, so thankful for my first year of marriage. Marriage isn't always perfect and easy but I'm thankful for my godly husband and the things God has done in my life through marriage. Thankful He gave me such a good man to go through life with.
"Many waters cannot quench love, nor will rivers overflow it; if a man were to give all the riches of his house for love, it would be utterly despised."
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Debate rages as to who was the first real supergrass, but the title should go to one Derek Creighton "Bertie" Smalls, a prolific armed robber, who earned the notoriety of informing on all his associates, getting an unprecedented deal of immunity from prosecution, and serve no jail time for his acts of violence. Smalls, born in 1935, was a career criminal who had at one time been a "ponce" or pimp. Not the sort of trade to endear you to heavy crime villains. But he graduated to armed robbery, and was part of the so-called "Wembley Mob" that was hitting banks all over London. Their biggest haul was a raid on Barclays Bank in Wembley, that netted the gang £138,000. An informer had given the names of all the gang, to Police, so they skipped the country, with Smalls staying in Spain and keeping tabs on British newspapers, for anything about Police activity. He returned after things had quietened down but not enough for him to be arrested in Northampton in 1973.
He was facing a long jail sentence so he asked if he could cut a deal. The Director of Public Prosecutions, Sir Norman Skelhorn, brokered the deal that saw Smalls tell all and give evidence in court, so in return he had complete immunity and faced no charges. All his associates went down heavy, with some singing, "We`ll meet again, don`t know where, don`t know when". This deal caused great ructions within the legal field as it was a charter for the worst kind of villains to face no punishment for atrocious crimes. A compromise was reached with a tariff of just five years, which people like O`Mahoney, Charlie Lowe, Donald Barrett, David Smith, Billy Amies, Maxie Piggott, George Bradshaw, and many others used to escape punishment.
Smalls` role was that of a frightener, to terrorise the people in the bank into submission. He admitted he was good at it. His demeanour was not very good until one of the accused, Danny Allpress, asked Smalls who would be keeping his wife company whilst he was in hiding. This angered Smalls, who immediately changed his approach, and came alive. A big mistake by Allpress. After the trial, Smalls declined offers of plastic surgery and moving abroad, and basically moved around the country. He was once beaten up in South London, and on another occasion, one of his convicted friends, Bobby King, saw him in a car and so followed him. At the end of the tail, he decided to let it go, and drove off. Smalls died at his home in Croydon on 31st January 2008.
Some people think the first supergrass was Leslie Payne, the financial brains behind the Krays. (and Tony "gang boss" Lambrianou tried to make out that Reg Kray could have been a successful businessman!!!!!!!) Payne would be a supergrass nowadays, as that comprises of villains informing on the crime they were involved in, not grassing up every single crime and person you can think of. In a five year period, Police had conducted 175 supergrass deals, after the millenium, but not the sort Smalls, O`Mahoney & company had.


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Howdy Saloners!
Welcome to "In the Sink." Get it? Like, beauty salon, not frenchy sah-laaaoh salon.
Nita & I thought it would be groovy to set up a little Salon host bloggy for our ever expanding hosters to post interesting news & updates.
Salon alums–send us your publication news, reading announcements, updates!! We'll post 'em here. If we feel like it.


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You stop thinking about your problems and lose yourself in the process. How could this not be healthy in our stressful modern world.
Below are some gold pans that we painted. And some samples of the Demos I have done for my classes.
Above and Below are two Demos Done in Class.
I usually finish them up at home as it would take my attention away from helping the participants to finish their works.
Lovely Work Ladies!


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the words about JD Samson's MEN in this month's print copy of The Fly are mine. cool:
London, The Lexington
Poster girl for uniqueness JD Samson springs passionately into mid winter London sporting block colours and buckets of enthusiasm for her performance/art collective, MEN.
The guitars are sharp, the bass is addictive and the Brooklyn trio's accessible funk-disco gives JD's niche lyrics about liberty and sexuality a mainstream audience.
It is the genuine onstage energy that sets MEN apart, proving that passion for a cause is the best way to pop.
'Off Our Backs' slickly blends into the bluntly-worded 'Credit Card Babies' and after just three songs the stage is invaded by excitable fans who become impromptu backing dancers (and singers).
Social commentary with a bounce .


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A 25-man Chelsea squad has departed today for a four-game tour in the USA – and included all six senior players who had been excused the Asia tour.
David Luiz and Oscar (Brazil), Juan Mata, Cesar Azpilicueta and Fernando Torres (Spain) and John Obi Mikel (Nigeria) had been given extended holidays after their international commitments this summer.
The Blues travelled to Washington DC today. The tour begins with a match against Jose Mourinho's former club Inter Milan in Indianapolis on Thursday and concludes on August 10 in Washington against Roma.
The squad includes goalkeeper Henrique Hilario despite him being listed on the Premier League's released list last month.
Defender Tomas Kalas has missed the trip due to injury. Josh McEachran, Sam Walker, Nathaniel Chalobah, Lucas Piazon and Islam Feruz (all previously on the Asia tour) were not been selected for the USA.
Chelsea squad: Petr Cech, Mark Schwarzer, Henrique Hilario, Jamal Blackman; Branislav Ivanovic, Ashley Cole, Gary Cahill, John Terry, Cesar Azpilicueta, Ryan Bertrand, David Luiz; John Mikel Obi, Michael Essien, Oscar, Ramires, Frank Lampard, Marco van Ginkel, Eden Hazard, Juan Mata, Victor Moses, Andre Schurrle, Kevin De Bruyne; Fernando Torres, Romelu Lukaku, Demba Ba.


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Dear fancy fashion people,
Please stop naming your lines after teen angst-lit characters that you should have gotten over by the age of 14. I know "Catcher in the Rye," like, TOTALLY changed your life. And, like, fuck all the phonies out there. And OMG, I know your vision is SO AUTHENTIC, so you, like, totally earned the right to name it after Holden, but, really?! Really!?
Perhaps you and Mr. Hare should head for the border for some peyote and prostitutes in these $700 Kerouac boots.
The sad thing is, both of these lines are pretty rad. Without painful labels like "Hunter S. Thompson" or "George Orwell," I would have looked at Mr. Hare shoes in a different light. And I appreciate Caulfield Prep's desire to place its line within a narrative context. But they're not doing themselves any favors by foisting such a tired trope on otherwise well-cut preppy menswear (the line feels like a cross between Billy Reid and J Crew in the best possible way).
Nobody wants to be that 30-something barista still smoking cloves and reading Ayn Rand. At some point you have to move on, maybe pick some more grown up cliches. How about a JC Penny plus-size men's diffusion line called Confederacy of Dunces? Or futuristic Asian accessories dubbed Murakami?


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testo 175 T1 - Temperature data logger
Order-Nr. 0572 1751The testo 175 T1 temperature data logger is ideal for monitoring storage temperatures and long-term monitoring. It is certified for use in food environments and measures and logs temperatures constantly and reliably.
Ideal for long-term measurements. Can save up to 1 000 000 readings. Battery life up to 3 years
Wall mount
HACCP and EN 12830 compliant, IP 65 protected
Data analysis on PC: three software options to choose from; Basic software as free download
testo 175 T2 - Temperature data logger
Order-Nr. 0572 1752The testo 175 T2 temperature data logger is ideally suited if you want to use one instrument to monitor air temperature and to record additional temperature values (e.g. core temperature) on a second channel at the same time. In particular, it is the perfect solution for parallel temperature control of the ambient conditions and the goods themselves when storing food.
Ideal for long-term measurements: 1 million readings can be stored, battery life of up to 3 years
Including wall bracket
HACCP-compliant, EN 12830 certified, protection class IP 65
Data analysis: three different software versions available, basic software free of charge
testo 826-T4 - Penetration infrared thermometer
Order-Nr. 0563 8284During food controls in Incoming Goods, you regularly check the temperature of your goods. The testo 826-T4 penetration infrared thermometer allows quick temperature scans by means of infrared measurement without damaging the products. If temperature limit values are exceeded, the permanently attached penetration probe can be used to take accurate core temperature measurements (e.g. in yoghurts).
Infrared and core temperature measurements in one measuring instrument
Infrared thermometer with 6:1 optics and 1 point laser measurement spot marker
Easy limit value monitoring with the min./max. function; immediate alarm when limit values are exceeded
Watertight and robust thanks to the TopSafe protective case (in scope of delivery)
testo 105 - Food thermometer
Order-Nr. 0563 1051Probe thermometers are used in the food industry to measure the core temperature of semi-solid media like meat and cheese, for example. That's why they have to be especially rugged and reliable. The testo 105 food thermometer is just that. And more.
Designed for daily use: rugged, can be cleaned under running water (IP65 protected)
Changeable measuring tip: standard tip for semi-solid media, i.e. meat / long 200 mm measuring tip for semi-solid media (optional) / measuring tip for frozen food (optional)
Two adjustable thresholds, audible / visual alarm that are triggered when thresholds are crossed
EN 13485 and HACCP compliant
testo 175 T1 set - temperature logger set
Order-Nr. 0572 1750Would you like to carry out long-term temperature control and recording at several measuring locations (e.g. in cold, deep-freeze or storage areas)? The testo 175 T1 set already includes three temperature loggers along with practical accessories for you. This means you have the best possible equipment for recording the temperature in several areas – e.g. in cold, storage and sales areas, such as in butcher's or baker's shops.
Perfect for long-term measurements: memory records up to 1 million readings, battery life of up to 3 years can be achieved
Practical: you can read the current measuring values, min./max. values, limit values and violations of limit values on the logger's display
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If you are interested in public health issues, you may also want to research one of these potential expository or oratory topics:
Phthatlates – Phthalates are a class of widely used industrial compounds used in softeners of plastics, oily substances in perfumes, additives to hairsprays, lubricants and wood finishers. Phthatlates are banned in Europe and are known to cause cancer and infertility.
Bisphenol A (BPA) is used in baby bottles, toddler sippy cups, water bottles and other food and beverage containers. BPA is believed to cause birth defects and developmental problems. In addition, exposure to BPA has been blamed for a variety of other problems, including cancer, diabetes, obesity and attention-deficit disorder.
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Lost And Found
From ZineWiki
Lost And Found was a zine put out by Morgan Wade in Anchorage, Alaska in the mid 2000s. This half page zine consists of 4 issues. Included in the zine are stories of Morgan, Taija (creator of the zine Babyhead), and friends interactions and travel, show reviews, local punk scene reports, artwork, poetry and interviews.
Issue #4 includes an interview with zinester Jennifer Gray of AK Ink.


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C64 games on 2 cd-roms - is it worth it?
Posted 06 February 2004 - 09:38 PM
Posted 07 February 2004 - 06:36 PM
You might also be able to get the collection through file sharing.
Read the forum at:
Also, the forum at www.lemon64.com has plenty of people willing to help you get the collection. (I'm still waiting for my CDs to come in the mail, or else I'd offer to send you copies.)
Posted 08 February 2004 - 12:36 PM
yeah if there any particular games you are after i might have them and you can get them off me at dc++
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What's Cooking at the Library continues with chef Cathy Thomas, author of two books. Thomas will demonstrate how to make main-course salads using fresh fruits and vegetables. Reservations required; $20. The program is at 7 p.m. in the Newport Beach Central Library Friends Room, 1000 Avocado Ave. For information, call (949) 717-3800 or visit at http://www.newportbeachlibrary.org.
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MacArthur's Quick Reference Guide to the Bible
by MacArthur, John F., Jr.•
W Publishing 2001
Noted pastor/teacher John MacArthur takes you through the key aspects of the Bible in this guide for students. For all sixty-six books, key doctrines, highlighted people, geographic, historical, and cultural background, cross references, how Christ is pictured, character/attributes of God, explanations of key words and interpretive challenges will be examined.
Key Features
- "Why I Believe the Bible"
- How to interpret each type of literature
- Charts, timelines, and maps
- "Where to Find It" index of favorite passages and key Bible events, stories, and teachings
- Doctrinal studies (concise, with references and brief explanations)
- Index of people in the Bible
- Topical Index
- "How to Study the Bible" article
Product Details
- Title: MacArthur's Quick Reference Guide to the Bible
- Author: Dr. John MacArthur
- Publisher: Thomas Nelson
- Publication Date: 2001
- Pages: 364
About Dr. John MacArthur
Dr. John MacArthur is an internationally known Christian leader. He is the pastor-teacher of Grace Community Church in Sun Valley, CA. Following in the steps of his father, Dr. Jack MacArthur, John represents five successful generations of pastors in his family. Dr. MacArther is also President of The Master's College and Seminary and is heard daily on "Grace to You," a nationally syndicated radio broadcast. He has written and edited many books, including the Gold Medallion Award-winning The MacArthur Study Bible. His most recent work is The MacArthur Scripture Memory System (Thomas Nelson) which helps people experience and remember fifty-two of the Bible's most beloved passages.


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It was a great trade, no doubt about that, but I don't see nearly enough thanks being directed towards the Magic for actually allowing for this to happen. I don't think any blog or media outlet could anticipate what happened just because nobody could see the Magic participating in the trade. They had little incentive to be part of this from the outset, Otis Smith spoke clearly a few days ago about how the Magic would not help the Raptors in the Turkoglu transaction, but a trade exception that they're unlikely to use sealed the deal for them. Other than the Magic's late involvement this was going to be a pretty boring deal, so although Colangelo deserves a ton of credit for his creativity in orchestrating the deal, we should first and foremost recognize Otis Smith for stepping in and helping out what can now be considered a conference rival.
Hedo Turkoglu was officially announced yesterday and here are the bullet points:
- Colangelo admitted that he had been pursuing Turkoglu for quite some time and wouldn't let his failure to complete the deal in Phoenix repeat itself. At that time Magic GM John Weisbrod beat him to the punch.
- The idea of the trade was thought up by Steve Fruitman, Senior Director Basketball Administration. Colangelo's first preference in signing Turkoglu was a straight signing based on cap space but soon realized it wasn't possible.
- Colangelo things Hedo is a player that will make others better. He's damn right there, creativity with the ball and ability to recognize options is what has been lacking the last couple years and Hedo does address that to a degree, however that doesn't mean we still don't need a defensive minded guard that can knock down the jumpers Marcus Banks and Roko can't. Colangelo assessed that Hedo was making the main basketball decisions for the Magic in the playoffs and values his clutchness.
- Chris Bosh helped recruit Hedo Turkoglu by calling him up. Colangelo thinks the moves he's made so far have made a very positive impression on Chris Bosh which he thinks will help in his eventual signing.
- As for leaving an NBA Finals team and joining a lottery one, Hedo put it straight:
It's a situation which was made by both sides, not just one.
Nobody asked him about the Portland thingy.
- The Raptors have 12 committed contracts for next year: Chris Bosh, Andrea Bargnani, Hedo Turkoglu, Jose Calderon, Antoine Wright, Devean George, Quincy Douby, Reggie Evans, DeMar DeRozan, Patrick O'Bryant, Marcus Banks and Roko Ukic. Colangelo will try and sign Carlos Delfino and is officially waiting for the Anthony Parker to Cleveland deal to get done first.
- Colangelo got calls from many GMs whose clients are looking for that mid-level exception. According to him, Toronto became a very popular place to play since yesterday. Tim Chisholm looks at the possible players that we can sign using the MLE including Glen Davis, Hakim Warrick, Josh Childress and others. My number one choice would be Grant Hill. Here's the up-to-date team salaries.
- People who ask questions like Why is Toronto so great and why did you choose this city? just need a pat on the back for living where they live. After Doug Smith asked this question, Turkoglu basically said that basketball came first, then the city.
- Here's the full press conference on YouTube thanks to Birdman.
The Raptors also signed DeMar DeRozan to the rookie scale contract which will pay him $2,282,640 next year. Assuming Antoine Wright remains a Raptor, DeRozan's going to be fighting him for a starting spot with Delfino likely kept in reserve to boost the bench.
What's lost in the shuffle is the exit of Kris Humphries from the team, it's unfortunate because he's a type of player which every team needs and if only he had stayed healthy last year, he probably would've had a say in this year's roster. He was a guy that grasped his role very well but for whatever reason refused to stick to it, his hustle and energy were second to none but Mitchell never managed to get through to him the concept of sticking to what he was good at. His recurring need to deviate from his role and morph into a wannabe scorer spelled his end in Toronto. Good luck to Hump, he will be missed. Kinda. Not really though.
So what team-need do you think needs addressing the most? Let's quickly recap:
- Front-court Rebounding: Evans, Bosh, Bargnani. B-.
- Back-court Rebounding: Turkoglu, DeRozan, Delfino. A-.
- Ball handling: Turkoglu, Calderon. B+.
- Dribble penetration: Calderon, Turkoglu. B.
- Wing defense: DeRozan, Delfino. B-.
- Point-of-attack defense (dribble penetration): Calderon, Ukic. C+.
- Guard Scoring: DeRozan, Wright. C-
- Front-court scoring: Bosh, Bargnani. B+
Now I know I'm being generous with some of the grades but the point is that singling out some of the weak points of the team aren't that hard. Point-of-attack defense is still weak and so is the expected production out of the shooting guard position, both these areas killed us last year and we're one signing away from killing two birds with one stone. I already said I liked Grant Hill but a motivated Flip Murray could also do the trick although his defensive game isn't good enough for what we need. Ideally, a James Posey or Raja Bell type player is needed.
Rebounding is also a concern, last year we missed Rasho and the space he used to take up in the middle. Rasho might not have gotten the rebound but his box-outs and man-defense were perhaps the best on the team. We were 3rd worst in defensive rebounding for most of last year until we made that meaningless run at the end. Colangelo can't afford that to repeat as the Achilles' heel. I'd even go as far as saying that rebounding is perhaps a more grave need than production from the off-guard position and PG defense. That's going on the assumption that Roko's improved his defensive mechanics to be relied upon to play smart and tough defense.
One final thought, does anyone notice how quickly Colangelo jumped off the Marion bandwagon? At the end of the season he appeared to want to sign him to an extension based on the late-season run and even went as far as offering him a contract which most of us thought was more than reasonable, if not too high. Is it Colangelo's good luck that Marion rejected the deal and thus fell the first domino of what transpired? Whatever it is I'll take it.
Summer league starts on Friday and we'll try to have a live blog of the game followed by a report or two, here's the schedule:
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|Friday, July 10
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|8:00 p.m.
|Saturday, July 11
|4:00 p.m.
|Monday, July 13
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|Wednesday, July 15
|4:00 p.m.
|Thursday, July 16
|4:00 p.m.
If you want to watch the Las Vegas Summer League action you can do so here for about 15 bucks.
Quick site note, today we experienced some load issues on the site which made it unavailable for about half an hour or so. We're trying to get the house in order so outages like those are minimized, sorry about the inconvenience. But for now, let's end with Colangelo's quote from yesterday:
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Memphis playwright Joyce McMillian is $150 wealthier and about to see her play Back to the Water Again come to life on stage at the Hattiloo Theatre.
McMillian's script, which beat out hundreds of entries to win the young African-American theater company's first Faith-Based Playwriting Contest, is a gently comical look at the lives of a preacher's four kids who struggle with their faith when hard times and prison cells make life too complicated to bear alone.
Hattiloo executive director Ekundayo Bandele has always wanted to help raise a crop of Memphis playwrights. He says that sponsoring a faith-based playwriting competition seemed like as good a place to start as any.
"Think about how many people go out to see the Tyler Perry plays and all those other touring plays that come to town," Bandele says, describing what he sees as a large market for family-oriented playwriting with a faith-based message.
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Beyonce Works the Dance Floor at Solange Knowles' NYFW Party
Beyonce shows off her enviable body in a sparkly outfit in these brand new pics posted to her Tumblr.
The 32-year-old superstar attended her sister Solange Knowles' MSQFT x SaintHeron New York Fashion Week bash on Thursday (February 13), and got in some serious dance time. Bey popped her booty and danced the night away – check out the pics below!
That same day, Bey shared some new pics on her Tumblr of her Dominican Republic vacation with Jay Z and their daughter Blue Ivy Carter.
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CHICAGO | White supremacist Matthew Hale continues to file pleas in Hammond federal court to overturn his conviction and 40-year sentence for soliciting an FBI informant to murder a federal judge.
Hale, 37, who is being held at a federal prison in Florence, Colo., launched a new appeal this year alleging his 2004 trial was unjust because of mistakes by his defense lawyers.
Hale was the head of the World Church of the Creator, which preaches racial holy war against minorities. A jury convicted him of taking part in a plot to kill Illinois U.S. District Judge Joan Humphrey Lefkow. Lefkow had ordered Hale to stop using the name World Church of the Creator for his group because it was trademarked by an Oregon-based church group.
Hale faults his lawyers for allowing blacks and an assistant dean at Northwestern University with a black live-in boyfriend to serve on the jury.
One of Hale's racist associates, Benjamin Nathaniel Smith, went on a shooting spree in 1999 that killed two minorities, including Northwestern basketball coach Ricky Birdsong.
The Seventh Circuit Court denied an earlier appeal by Hale to win a new trial. U.S. District Court Judge James Moody, who presided over Hale's trial in Hammond, has yet to rule on the new appeal.
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text: MISHAWAKA -- Thelma Bjork has watched work on the Main Street underpass from her front porch for more than a year. And she watched the little ceremony opening the first two lanes of the new stretch of street under the Canadian National Railroad tracks from that same porch Friday afternoon. "I've been watching the whole thing forever," she said. "I'm very pleased." She doesn't think there will be as many accidents at the corner of Main Street and Broadway as there were before because traffic won't be backed up waiting for the train. "From the time I started to school in the 1940s we've heard about an underpass," Bjork continued. "I never thought it would happen." "I thought I'd never see it," Becky Shuey, who has lived in Mishawaka all her life, said of the underpass. She and her husband, Bob, have watched from the front window of their apartment in the old Battell School, across the street from Bjork's house. Ruth Fox and her son David live on the other side of Main Street, behind a big pile of dirt right now. "They were talking about putting in this bridge 50 years ago," Ruth Fox said. "I'll be glad when we don't have to detour," David Fox added. The first vehicles under the newly opened underpass were Mishawaka police cars, a fire truck and an ambulance. Mayor Jeff Rea said public safety was the main reason for it. The closest underpass concerning those railroad tracks is on Twyckenham Drive in South Bend. After the ceremony, workers moved the little tent where it took place out of the way, rolled the barrels out of the street and drove the truck blocking the street out of the way. The first vehicle under it was a small blue car followed by a pickup.Staff writer Sue Lowe: email@example.com (574) 235-6557


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Jhene Aiko Surprises Coachella 2014 With Drake And Childish Gambino
R&B songstress Jhené Aiko made sure that her 2014 Coachella performance was one for the history books. After lighting up the stage with her own presence, Aiko called on two extra special friends to join her at the Gobi tent. First, she brought out Childish Gambino to perform their single, "Bed Peace. Later during her set, Jhene was joined by her "Would You Like a Tour?" mate Drake for their collabo, "From Time." Watch some fan shot video clips below.


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Whether you're a kid, or a kid-at-heart, you will definitely want to visit Get Air Trampoline Park at one of their three locations – Vista, Poway or Temecula. You can bounce and jump to your heart's content, or play slamball, dodgeball, jump in the foam pits and so much more.
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Thanks to Denny AJFM Van Horn for writing this page, and to Dow Lambert for the photos used here.
From the mountains, into the forests, and on out to the coast, the avifauna of Olympic National Park is as diverse as the land itself. Over 300 species are known to occur here. From Horned Larks nest in the subalpine zone to Common Murres protecting their one egg on a Haystack's ledge just offshore, birds utilize every habitat opportunity that the Park encompasses. But how does a visitor, or for that matter, where does a visitor even begin in a quest to find birds in the Park? The answer is as simple as, on arrival, stepping out of your vehicle and looking and listening–the birds are there. But that doesn't provide the resources this website is designed to offer.
So let's begin with Olympic National Park Birds page on the National Park Service website. This page is a general introduction to birds in the Park; an overview that offers the visitor a photo gallery of various common birds, and a link to technical research on land birds of the Park.
Following that, one can proceed to the Olympic Coast National Marine Sanctuary (NOAA). Here the wonders of coastal land and pelagic species from eagles to auklets, puffins, shearwaters, and even albatross utilizing and inhabiting the 70 miles of coastline associated with the Park are discussed, along with information about where and how to observe them.
Next, one can visit the Olympic Peninsula Audubon Society (OPAS) website for in-depth information on peninsula birds. They have a Where to Find Birds on the North Olympic Peninsula page, which includes a map and a specific guide to common birds found at Heart-O-The-Hills camp ground and Hurricane Ridge. OPAS also offers year-round field trips across the peninsula and into the Park.
A visit (in person and online) to The Dungeness River Audubon Center at Railroad Bridge Park, in Sequim provides specific information about birding in the Park. The Center houses an exhibit of local birds, an extensive flora and fauna library, and educational opportunities – many of which are connected to the Park.
An additional resource for knowing what birds are currently being seen across the northern Olympic Peninsula, is Clallam County Birding, a site dedicated to tracking and recording the current status of birds, from the mountains to the ocean and all habitats in-between.
These sites will provide the visitor interested in finding and observing birds on the Olympic Peninsula and in Olympic National Park, with a solid foundation from which to begin trekking for birds.
From an aesthetic and educational perspective, there are several other places to look into birds and birding in Olympic National Park. These include photo galleries, bird festivals, and educational endeavors. Several prominent photographers on the peninsula who specialize in birds include:
- Dow Lambert Bird Photography
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For the visitor looking for a basic introduction to Olympic Peninsula birds, there's BirdFest in early April, providing guided birding trips to local habitats, including the Park. Along the educational spectrum is the Northwest Raptor &Wildlife Center in Sequim, a facility dedicated to the rehabilitation of wildlife, environmental education, and conservation awareness.


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Feeling tired again. Hardly surprising considering what I ate over the weekend!
Breakfast - Banana, slice of Leerdammer... I think I'm addicted!
Lunch - 1 x sausage and some guacamole + another banana!
Afternoon - I was cooking Coquille St Jacques and only needed half the wine so drank a small glass of white wine! (Naughty!)... You are allowed wine in moderation but it's meant to be red!
Dinner - Coquille St Jacques (scallops, potato, egg yolk, butter, nutmeg, salt, pepper, cream, cheese, celery, thyme) with carrots, broccoli and brussels sprouts.
Also tonight is the Great British Bakeoff which always makes me hungry so I made some coconut macaroons based on this recipe. I didn't make my own jammy stuff though, I just used 100% fruit wild blueberry jam from Holland and Barratt (it's sweetened with fruit juice rather than sugar).